The Express. — 1856-04-09 (London, England)

FEVER IN THE EAST.  We rend in the Malin Timer, of April  By the Italian mail, which arrived om iltaday, we lean thst conviderable atteation had beets 'Uncial by the Boards of Health at the ports along the Italia, out to the typhus fever now ragtag is the But. Arrivals from Constant!. noplo end thv Black Bra were at one, sahjectial to quarantine; and at Leghons, Malta her been iseluded among the mooned pleats. It is highly probable that nest mail will bring as further intelligence that the example of Leghorn bu beet folowed by all the ether ports, and that we WWI Bad osmium cot off from all direst sonmasivation with the sontiarat. To sum, sack as onarreatis will only soggiest a revival of the already to, loardrawa disousioa on the abstract question of quarattlae, ale with snob persons ose or other unelasioa will appear us laseatrovertiblo, sad as sash to be strictly followed eat la all its bearings. To others the question say aims puma itself as not so such else of abstract suit as of eapedissay. It was as this ground that the merchants cot long ego lambi it forward, and with a fora of argosies* w►ich merited at lent both respect and serious coosidentias.  It will be remembered that some time ego a mystenons government commission wee sent to Tonnerre, to inquireinto the conduct of two judges of the Court of First Instance there, who were accused of habitually writing anonymous letters, calumniating their neighbours. One of these judges committed suicide while the [equity was going on. The other, aM. Breese, wu brought to trial yesterday boron the Imperial Court of Paris, presided by the principal president, M. Delangle. The trial was conducted with closed doors, in order, I suppose, the better to refute a very generally received opinion, that there is something political in the matter. No details of the wee are therefore known, beyond the judgment which wu given this morning. lodge Breen is convicted of having falsely end calumniously libelled two of his brother judges, and of having circulated obscene libels in the department of the Yonne, and especially in the town of Tonoerre, reflecting upon judges, priests, and religion. He is sentenced to six months' imprisonment, a fine of 600 f., and the costs of the trial.  Bet to vary many the sews will tell la a different way, aggravating, we apprehend, the lean whisks hays bees already elicited by the tamers that have ruched this from Coastaatiaople of the deadly (fists of the fever raging there. Of ate story, which is very carnet, the Baia features are—that sa beard of a Free& frigate which had embarked tome sick of the fever, the disease had spread rapidly to the crew—that four of theatileore end stoma of the mos had sneered winds w►ile under delirium—that this mortality had been very great—sod that worst deaths led emaarred la a few hours after the oust of ,he dotage. Kalil la this report may be mare exaggeration, but there is no doubt t►at the Preach army in the Rest le safferiag feerfa:ly from the stooges of fever, that wanly of the Frees\ seediest Alone have talks vitalises to it, avid that it bas spread to other parte of Constantinople beyond the French hematite sad hospital. That the Ices of mediael sea is the Preach army mast have been great, is evideut from the accounts I. the Loadou papas, but we may tufa. It lies lb. strong Net of vibe anisal bees I of two steamers with laval de from Cometaaticople without a eurgetes. Lad here st the Preach hospital la the