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The Express. — 1856-08-04 (London, England)

AMERICA. - ts, ; ARRIVAL OF THE AFzuuA.  In dissolved the Weekend Gaard of Saragossa, with the ezeeptless of a single battalion, sad that he hie else dismayed the eleven battalion of the Arrogation provinces. ilde dissolved National Heard were to give op their arms Vlitha twenty. fon hoop,. The regiments of the line fens leg the garrison of asessoma were to be sent to other gearton. The spirit of then troops was n.t nth uto cause any 1111111111i2M, bat still it was thought that their residence in the town was undesirable. On the day after the entry of General Dales a Ts Dim was sang in the united:4 The Revieta Mastar gives the following version of the conduct of Espartero during the memorable days, the 14th sod 15:h of July: It is known that ea the morning of Toeeday, a motion .wes laid ape. the bereanof the Conn, proposing that Den Haldeman Benner, should be declared Protector of the assembly end esmineader of the forme ehargesd wish lie listens, said it Meow added that the general heA, en understanding with the authors of the proposition, and wee dis• posed, la one it should hove been approved of, to wept the pest offend to him. There are, howeveNto meend'of verifylag the fact, berme General Infante, the president of the Conn, refused to Inform the ewembly what the preposition was. We hen thought it right to mention this report in order that it may be madmen or aoatradinn. M. M. Oehoa and Mora, who were baaisbed by the late cabinet, have been authorised to return to Spain. It is reported that M. Lallans, the only deputy arrested, will soon be released. Colonel Neer% M. Gocourioo, and thirty other persons, have been arrested ler being found in a cafe after half-past twelvi at night, contrary to a new regulation just promulgated by the government. General Satin, the commandant-general of Zomora, committed suicide on the 25th. A letter found in his hone leads to the belief that a feeling of despair, induced by the recent political event., prompted him to take the fatal step. The Captain-General of Grenada writes to the Minister of War under date of July 27 : By au ertraordinary despatch, dated this day, the governor of the Castle of o.bralfero, chief of the civil guard, intense me that at seven this morning he took pommies of the town of Malaga without resistants,. He wee aided in this operation by the war-steamer Candle, and the division of coat gsard. The g manor, withoet loss of time, omitplod all the military posts, sad declared the town la a state of siege. He re-established the emassencetions, whin wen interrupted by banked*, and disarmed the National Geared.  (ST NLONNTIO (191011 ova
The Express. — 1856-01-29 (London, England)

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.  CASUALTIES.  Apollo.—Acemots from boastauTtiOple, dated Jas. 17. state that Apollo (tpt) has been wrecked in the Dardanelles; the master had committed suicide. Arabia, from New Orleans, ezperiseeed very heavy weathis denies the wage. In let 48 N., lea. 35 W., en, comitered a violent gale from NN. W., wadi struck by a heavy sea, which sprang rudder, and did other damage. —Liverpool, Jan. 28. Marge quantity of planks and deal ends were 'amid Jan. 22, let. 48 N., lora. 20 W., by the Fasilier.—Liverpool, Jan. 28, Hen Bolt. arrived from New Orleans. was struck by a ma en the Btb Instant, let. 40 N., lon. 38 W , which carried 1 away binnacle, end filled cabin wait water, and sobs.quently *spanner..l very severe weather; wind Welly from soutb.—Uverpeol. lan. 28. Dagger, from Liverpool, west ashore in the harboar, during a violent norther, Dee. 24 ; cerg saved, a small part slightly damaged.—Vera Cruz. D. 28. Fossedal', from Madras, at this port, with loos of bowsprit, foretogensat, tee.—Liverpool, Jen. 28. Fairy, arrived at this port. from Demerara, eaoosatered a violist MMus* from W.S.W , Bth instant, let. 38 N., Ins. IS W., lest the chief mate and part of bulwarks and stassitemer.—Liverpool, Jan. 28. Mulbenstah, of London, from Belize for Leith, was spoken Jan. 13, in lat. 48 N., lon. 48 W., making nine inches of water per hoar, by the Oriental frau Mobile.— Liverpool, Jan. 28. St. Denis, hens' to Hans, has foundered at sec; thirty lives lost, including all the paseengers.—New York, Jan. 17. Siddoss, Taylor, from Liverpool to New Orleans, in ballast, was totally lost on the Ores:den Shoal, Florida, Jan. 3; cnw end materials saved. Temis, Om, ilea, from Liverpool to this port, bas been lost, es so poomed, on Punta de Mule in this ialand.—Havannah, Jul. 7.  LITIIPOOL SKIP/ AT FoaziON PORTS —Balm/lino, at Bordeaux ; Margaret (. ), at Hart.; Maria Bert* HO, bions, Fox, Charles, Empress, and Karnak (.1.), as Constantinople; Dauntless, at Apalachicola; Mary., Sop, and Juba Bogart, at Baltimore; Morning Light, North America, J. C. Bogart, and J. L. Dimmock, at Mobile; Middleton, and Arab, at Savannah; Kota Hunter, at Poiladelphia; Fanny Fern, illament, and Amelia, at Charleston; Freeman, Gnarl's', sad Floating Cloud, at Pernambuco; Carpentaria, Biliotria, Charles Sprague. Lotus, Old England, Ella A. Clark, Javan Nasenyth, Zeborah, Scotland, Milwankie, Kingston. Refuge, Edward Jobastone, Asia, and Typhoon, at New Orleans ; Thornton, and Atlantic (. ), at New York; Startled Fawn, at Shangbn; City of Masa' lexica ), at Marseilles (,a sine days), Baum) Fos Liviarool..—Helen Lindsay, frog Table Bay, Dee. 9.  The Essay reported ou Saturday, aa tuning for Cadiz, Yu odiod for that port, via Iroon.
The Express. — 1856-05-21 (London, England)

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY.  WORSH I P-STREET. 111116/10111 or IXPANTICIDIL  Emily Phillips, about 35 y,ar. of years, wan charged before Mr. D'Eynawart, wit't attempting to commit suicide by throwing herself Usti the Regent's Canal. Thorne, 2I MS, deposed t r hating been on duty at three o'clrck tit. morning near the Danstan-road, Kingsland, and to DlA:mg the prisoner walking hurriedly up and down the towing•path. Oa questioning her she admitted an intention to commit We:de by drowning. At the station house she ezpressrd s desire to make a cmfeseion of murder, ashes mind was distracted with the reeollection of it. The following statement was con.equently taken down in writing from her diestien :  ii so 14 et. so  "Oa the 14th of Nov caber, 1319, I I:dgsd at a house In D .ggett's.court, &icor& Id.. That tight I was confined of as sllegitimats male child, born afire. Not any one was with am, or knew of it. I placed a pillow oa the child's lead and sordhered it. I then tied the body in an old shawl and put it sad* r the bed. The teat day my mother went to the holm aid cleaned the room out. I was taken to St. Thomas's Hospitil, sod placed antler the charge of Dr Barker. I have often since salmi my mother whet she did with the baby, but she would act tell me." Officer—She told me, sir, that shortly after the murder she sent for some poison to kill hermit with, bat' the messenger deceived her and brought a harmless draught.  Mr. D. Eyneourt—Did she appear sober and quite right in her mind when yon fosod her by the canal ? Odle. r—Oh yes, sir, perVetly. Prisoner—What I have witted is quite true, air. I have no knowledge where my moats, is now, bat her brother is employed at the India upereboaaes in His ,rprerate-street. I have been used very cruelly by both of them. I have no home, and aten walk the streets all night. The prisoner, who appesred to have moved at one time in a respectable sphere, was remanded, that a searehieg inquiry might be instituted.  it. at. 50 100 35 10 03  His Excellency Count Rudolph d'Appony, the "'Or appointed sinister from Anstrie to this Court of St. Jews s, sesoap.nied by the Cortese d'ArittoDY log hod?, artiste at Cheers Hoar at the close of the pant week (r>m Vann., to enter oe his diplonteur fisectioas. Hie Eseelltary .1 I he preeeard b the ()urea by the Earl of chordal sr 0,00 n her Majesty retinas to town from Hie Excellency Seller 000Z1100. the Spanish Hlol,rr, he. re•urerd aft. r a lenetberd cord from Madrid, to more hi. rboloostie duties.
The Express. — 1856-08-18 (London, England)

DISTRESSING SUICIDE.  Oa Saturday 'sepias Mr. T. T. Daum, Mow for Kest, held ea inquest at Couterbary, gm the body of Ileabee Ass Steer, a sisals wows, 21 years of see, arks had sommitted suicide early that sears*, by lissifte Imas, mill is the webhosie t f her brother's Mesa TM dessesed wee to hive bees 'married the previews day as a ssubluser of the same of Greve, but the aim ssessod to past leave, sad her lends were am to la. NMI'S? We osslaer- la law, who had oassed kr to Isms Mass la asussiesses. Tli• dastased, It supourolk hod Pouhrush 1 kips sompsay with • young was saved West, sod ores de- 1 Miln rime *sue, to lease the entre, white she to tire by melee with Werra, who wall shoot fur India The poor girl was *mad lass=ta:g dud, shortly atar a detscles ust of the Wt the slty du roam for ladia. Is kw lam wee the tel letter, written Italy a few mi. sates Wire coma Ming the fatal deed. It was addressed to her forme sweethearts—. George, yea to3k greet trouble to write to no ou Tiede about my peg with Omen He was a me, he will either live or die for ate, sad I will do to foe him. Monomer. George, haw ohm did me. Daily god hourly yes sought my ruin ; ohm did you wish to pt me taut trouble, bat the Id.rd pretend se eo far. If• oit esenionce will tell you yos was • base, dentist mu, but God Bever pet. s debts with notify My life I will forfeit. Pay my dear lather aid mother whet yos ow* us ; it will help my tassel epeeist. Yes have Woke my mind, you sedated me, tad God will reward yes for it. You will seer prosper. Remember these hat dying words of one who he bees the dap of all your lies. My Saw aches. my be Veen% sad la a few =omens I shall be livened tad eternity." After a brief eoesultatios, and ea Wren from the earawit, to Merged a MOO that " The dressed destroyed Meal wine labouring saner Import's, laseatty."
The Express. — 1856-12-22 (London, England)

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.  PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.  The Federal Gaudio, of Herne, publishes the following announeswents :  '' BERNE, Dso. 18.  " A Prussian deepatcb, arrived this instant, breaks off diplomatic relations. The Chancery of the Prussian Legation is already closed. There is an extraordinary sitting of the federal council this evening. " An hour later.—The Diet is convoked, probably for January 6th. The question has entered upon a new phase (evidently a very serious one). " third Despatels.—The Diet is convoked for Des. 27. The cantons hays been instructed to prepare the personnel and materiel of their military contingent.'  A sorrespoadintoe is the Pros*. says that the Swiss government is nisAyed to exhaust all its  moan= rather than make the least conoession to pretensions which would involve the moral suicide of the confederation.  C, Du. 20.  The Gannon Journal of Frankfort annonooes that the Federal Council has convoked the officers of the  staff, and communicated to the cantons the Domino.. does of commanding °Some of corps. The attitude of the people is calm and decided. Direct negotiations with Prussia here been refused by the latter power. The same journal alto says that the Federal Council has ordered a levy of 20,000 ma. Moreover, a reserve will be formed. Colonel Bourgeois will occupy Bile, with 10,000 men. Colonel Zeigler will march to Schaffhausen with the other 10,000. The Grand Council of Berne has unanimously voted an unlimited credit for the army.  The Corrrapowdasse• Pruslimns of Berlin confirms the news of the rupture of diplomatic relation' between Prussia and Switzerland; and adds that the Prussian subjects in Switzerland, as well as the archives of the legation, have been placed under the protection of the French embassy. In the Nord of yesterday we read :—" One of our Paris conesposidents makes himself the organ of the fears of a war between Prussia and Switzerland which are spreading in certain quarters. We believe these fears to be exaggerated. The King of Prussia Ins given too many proofs of his modern. Lion and his wisdom, to allow us to doubt that he will do all that lies in his power to prevent future disturbances. What his Ma. Piety demands is the recognition of his right. He is impelled by a sentiment of duty towards his own States, as well as towards the men who, although voluntarily and at their own risk and peril, have detended a right recognised and sanctioned in a solemn act by the great Powers. This recognition obtained, the Log of Prussia will hasten, we doubt not, to prove Ma more how much be has at heart the interests and the pesos of Europe."
The Express. — 1856-09-19 (London, England)

BRIGANDAI3II IN AUSTRIAN ITALT.—The Mot Oasehe of tle P.lt says The notorious robbers, fitriaphisi sad Iltessdri, eh, with their bseds infest the Writer, of Orestose, last week committed a robbery within AIM ot tiro vat, pates of Piesighttteee. They pass eksearll laws sad sills's; with 'unordinary audacity • ma slew mesiep_ ago, armed to the teetb, thig ..tend; leilwbsees se illeeselm, and drank a bet& ef taw th Pb.. isiermaties resideod it appears that the mistresses wheelers *Mg bend w reffalarly orgesieed, sad pis it messiesally, estersies to their homes after hacks' es.sniffed say 4111111111111111 k they bad pleased. It is for this sasses that the oat v Titles hese not yet boos able to aunt sodieperse thin bead. Btrieshiai sad Mossadri are two dolortors, sad not, ashes horn stated, members eta Mew doe at society." SUICIDE Or A SUROLON DlNTlSS.—Yeaterisy Mt Watley held as inquiry et the fkynoar Amt. Myutosuetreet, Bestow square. washing the death of &mei Sped Itallaes, lately practising se a eurgeon desst. It swing from the evidence of James Beam, beether-is-law lemseel, that tb• unfortunate man was thirty-du years elmsad bad for same run gives way to driskiim prone pot so istealoated at times that be did sot whet be was Most. Be had attempted to destroy himself by oho end by the mesas of poises, which he bed kept shoat him rime ha wee a bey for the avowed =of titkieg sway hie rows Ufa. From linker eelappeared that deemed had bees takes tato 'seemly oa flatturday sight foe treatises • dietarbeare is a law ami that he we admitted M bell to appear before the megberate es Mesday masts,. Before the time for Mader the ossadee was lased dyieg is hie bed at a lodging is • Ueda mad giem_witieb bad emariAed mil, weer iyiery by lie sift. The 'Mimes of Mr. the serge's, west daddy to aim that dossed died hem the offset of the rims gamed. sod that hie heats use as diseased is to wise him mesesesembis ler his seta. The jury, ssterillbsosedime ths egmalism el me ef tiers suably, who MAW AM lee sus mass have bees ease, retuned s wad is sremdssss with the medir eat lestimosy.
The Express. — 1856-09-17 (London, England)

SHARP PRACTICE ON THE RHINE.--00 the arrival of ose of the Rbias steamers at eminent' a few days ago, the eastoms alms as anal west ea Were, and toned three Journeyinos tailor. who had 177124 from France ploylaz at ends. They at ones ereeped at the cards, end Bodies that they did sot hen the Peonies sump, called on the sees to pay immediately the heavy pries which in Preens is imposed ea person. who use summated cards. The sea pretested that they had no in'eution of vio'atiote the Prussian laws, that they bad bought the cards in Fresco to wile away the tediousness of the Journey, and that even if they had "ought is Freese for cards with the Pressian vamp, they could not have found thee.. Bet the ennuis °Moen insisted that rg the law was formal is re. opines that acme but Prussian stamped c could be nod in Freesia, sad as the steamer was is that prior the Rhi. ta which helms' to Pinnate, they mut ply the Bee. The poor workmen said they had sot mosey enosith to do so, and were accordingly takes off to prime. "This each' says the German newspaper from which we goon it.. le • wusias to all traveller. on the Rhine, that if they be dieowed it play at ends they laud take can to provNe themselves with packs bearing the stamps of each of the tea or twelve Game Stites by which the Rhin Ion." This is the season toe excursion trains on the (loath Western Ilse. Last week there was an excursion trete from finithampten to Weymouth. On Monday there were neatens train from Southampton to Bath and Beret, sad from Bristll, Bath, Salisbury, and Portsmouth to fhathamptee. This day there will he as nannies train from Dorchester, and all up the line to leradoe. The Penineular and Oriental Company's steamers Ave, Ades, sad &jab, will be despatched to India on the 30th inst. BUlClDL—Yeaterdey Mr. S. F. Langbam held an inquest et Charkswerom nospital, reopening the death of Jose Yardwortb, aged 36. Frauds 'tardily:se, the husband of the deceased, suited that he resided in Oren St. Andrew-aunt, and was at present employed as a pressman at Saville sod Edwin's, of Ct.sadotysteett. See bad kept h.lF.adetriFurash"llanuredke;:hiagiels:csuonddoban:eshrwitoree.e..stku6rnwfilibuimcerseat,iel.ithns die I,•dt al monthsc. aid gder h Dons wt th. am etst3hl:l: She replied, Cu sty threat with three heirs*, for I could not fled one sheep enough." There was no cause for her committing suicide, except her Mans, and some &preens" of mud from hi. having !en out of employ. mac, which eirceeivaete bed somewhat stria swab A ma, athey bad See taddrea to support. Mrs. Esther Heelewood, sitter of the last witness, deposed to Sadly: nun table knives, seek matted with bleed, and which deceased stated she had wed to isiret the walked' to her throat. Mr. Jetta Hautphreys, bees, rerseem, said he atesaded the aatortanate deeseesd en Mr wisiselm to the hospital. Then were three deep weeds is her se extending from the left Yearly to the slant ear, from the ants of which she died ea Saturday moralag. Veidist. "Temporary lemaity." Two steam packets for Turkey hove jest lean built by White, the thipbelider, of Cowes, la tee Isle el Wight.
The Express. — 1856-08-15 (London, England)

SUICIDE OP A CLERK.  Taloa* alleaSsa lb. William Pays* Mid sa lamest at Illimeelemeat's ImpPl ea the body et pinii..La Mask hes a desk a Ohs septa of Mr. ker Matakeina aseeisessaim sa monks of the Cast et Oemmea Omega Peso Ms sakes It appeared Ma Me Massed wee la the ..play d Ilt. Pieta d Geldnaitbnast, Daman ad I. NSW woo of a delleissey bstay said is seesaw a was seta hr. ad he was ems late web* Is 1M tataalog•bsest. H. attested his moor se M mesellal Ss Ifte. vas tad bin teat be .set wate to his haat dame 11. Ina that was all be said sa H. ;Ma peatidas ts p Owe sales, wide& woe sinned, il=eseempaled by s peliensaa. Os his maims sp seeks a wpm' at a pal as beard, sad the annum ste was MI effissaft dead at Ms eines foot. He had bees asansil se pea bah beak Me hie bran, os if for Me peres stalselas his ambletb, but nay to drew forth • pistelotaldh he put inle hie nos* ad Mesa* diMeat." pst lama sib ad takes to the hespal. De is his sesame Ind bees al:say diesseeed the saw el between Mt. and 7W. x. was a issie tad bed a missy of la a yea Mt. heath Powell, s agree, sal voltam of Me diseased, sal he was et • very Minns tempt, asd gins; him nto away wishd be soylikely to prams Warsaw' of is. tains  Mr. P Iwo omega, said this demand was beau* boo dm oft Wedaeoley imealas Is aa seeable star. mbh &wire from bath sera. Rio Ups wmea blsolomed mad Maned. Both j ses womparterad He lived at Mast ea beer after Ifs adadesioa. Wham bad eminised dm hoed, and head that Ms ballet bed pared Atom; bMs brain, sad bad lediyad MAN Mir soup. no basis woo very snob oaegesmd, sad Molhaned with tanpowder. Mr. Marks Powell. of Camberwell, said the deemerd woo bas m 4,864 was 21 imam of ar. He bad gel late &Uinta; • Wk., sad worn very satravonant la drew. • leen dlosenles meal ala* Moiety so to Ms Mate dame Os deceased wre is ate tbo Yam ; bet a majority of 227 ware of oplalea that Is was of snag mind, sad a N'' Pais do se" was retureed. Ti. body was waited a is lammed %twee. aim sad twelooM MO% without say usual onensay.  MauIIONOLT ilivart.—Oaly a sw dap ap law at Lhapakg alawsk, wise WO tom asseineM a barn whii It WY mooed ea la • see de ibe seasige wane spla pse deb leak. et • similar see ; bat the Welly Is welds Yapese we rosesifted la aet ese ire. shos dr by &weft es st Ise e rbsiosed mbus. it Wiswart.Mob Sou es ladi ea Tootos, aser Ile pies. wee Ms dr the VA Is Owes wer wassig as dna Vela* sad s des I. de. Ilea le dolma 6•4 see WI. W laind wig whop. sash. sad no as mare Om. • pour, WOW was with Nest Os Wok but, is his woo oil Berm, amid rode as elkosel osiouoth The liorsoing Goo Me oral a dow anistio• sf pier daegest tM distrist—Dred Mavery.
The Express. — 1856-12-26 (London, England)

HUGH MILLER.-0a Weds/shy foreaoun the people of Edinburgh were startled by a rumour of the sadden death of Mr. High Miller, the well-kaown writer out geology and editor of the Mhos newspaper. Mr. Miller had bees found lying dead ea the Boor of his bedroom, shot through the ha at with • Out bullet. That be died by his own hand there mew to be so doubt, bat the almost's:was nada which the melancholy event happeneddo eat lead to the lopped** that hie death was as set of lateatioasi suicide. For some time past Mr. Miller had bowie in a somewhat ladiffenat state of health, brought is, we believe, by over.stody in the preparation of a aew work is geology. He suffered sosaideraWy from a 000000 ezeitemest, and, though at all times • man of eccentric marturs, an austoul 'Magnum was remarked by his asenaiatasees. The insane before his death ha waste have delivered a Mohan on "The Mosel° Centioa" to ea audience at Pottobello, a bathing place in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh, when he resided. He had prepared the lecture, but the state of his Leath lamented hie deliverlog and it was read in his absence by a friend. Is the MOM of ths day Mr. Miller saw hie medical adviser, to wham he canplained of headache, brought on by the want of refreshing eisep. Following the dirtetioes he received, he took a want bath and retired to rest at an early hour. He had f,r site time been in the habit of hays' • loaded r•VATer le bit bedroom. raving, it is aid, a strong says hensioa of danger from housebreakers, for which, in reality, then was pea reason, as an attempt was made sot very long ago to break into his valuable asserom. No @splodge was beard by the admits doting the night, and It was rot till the sioraleg that the body was found lying noir the bath -rum. Tome oiteametanass seem to trove that the melancholy event vas purely *scion:oat. Oahe the stets of Mr. Miller's mod as well as his Neural character sad poetNon pre•lode the tin of premeditated or isteutiocal selfdestrectlne