The Express. — 1863-10-06 (London, England)

BIGOTRY IN BELGIUM.  A few days ago the Journal de Charleroi published some pardealan of a brutal ant of istoleranae on the pert of the bergemester at the earemnse of Raman, near Charleroi. A yams lady named Mignon, aped 19, • protestant, died • week ego, and due settee of the day of interment was gives to the local •atharities. The friends of the dsesesed meembled, with a 'protestant saistar, at the time appointed for the funeral emenieny, when the pertnimias for hibernation issued by the communal authorities was brought, bat with the restriction that the interment should not take place until the following day. The parents of the yaw ghl et the same thus learned that the mere had bean dug In the put of the cemetery reserved for persons who lied died by the hands of the public executionsur or by suicide. The bury. master having refused to order a grave to be made in another pin of the cemetery, the clergyman desliced to inter the deceased, Informing that functioeary, by written notice, that the administration mast undertake that duty in whatever spat It might c►oose, subject to ulterior nroceediegs on the part of the 'easily. No *Mies was taken of this letter, and, setwithetearrieg the intervention of the pracureur-du-rul, who indicated to the bargeranker the line of conduct to be foamed, that alidel persisted is odor* to pasta grave in another pert of the cemetery, or to undertake the interment an his own loathe. city.  The protestant p•atar now writes to the Jouradi "The body of the yams lady nraudoed at the home of the paresis until Wednesday. She died at 2 o'clock es the morning of Saturday, the 16th ; ea Monday putrefaction seneibly manifested itself, yet on Wednesday morning we know sot whet or when the body would be buried. There wan so moos to ozpoot the burgomaster's obstiosoy to coma Imagism Ibrealeur, the •aguish of the poor purists. At length the Burgomaster of Bamart, after having form►lly refused to the father to carry away the body for burial whore he pleased oe his owe responsibility, since, le oratompt of all justice, as ' honourable' pleas in the cemetery was refused to the protestant@ of Samart —after having very grosslyand very mendakeely misted two despetchas from the substitute of the King's primmer written with the same object, the bergamots', I Meta soddenly derided to do that which he bed Mies mfused to do. Amerpanied by the gendarmerie of Only, where presence he required, be had the men Wooed upon • tumbril, and caused it to be interned in the portion of the cemetery reeerved for suicides. This young moon, whose piety and living faith had filled us with admiration, whose last marmots had revealed so remarkable a victory over death, so complete was her pease of mind, Co great her heppiness at shortly messing her Barker—this young girl, the daughter of very honourable pareete, was finally carried alone, without a single individual accompanying her mortal remains, and thrown into a spot, reputed infamous, amongst suicides. This is the pre. nett elate of this shameful affair, but, ohms God, it shall art stop there. it shall not be said that the right. els whole class of calms can he thus violated. It would be • disgrace to the country, It shell sot be said that our glorious coostitutios can be thus trampled muter foot—that would indeed ha a sad cum for the future of Beiglea liberty. Murk God ! liberty of oceneciesco. liberty of worship an sue yet, despite the aaphatioas of • certain clique, • dead letter ; Arad the hour has sot yet COMO when they may throw into as infamous Moe and load with opprobrium Belgian citizens who profess the proMelant Wiese, without their appealing to jostles end ebdadag their rigtros—Receive, he., "G. POIIBOT, Pastor."  MI. GLADOTONZ rz