The Express. — 1866-12-31 (London, England)

AMERICA.  (stuTss's misoaans.) The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from Boston and Halifax, arrived at Queenstown, at 9.30 p.m. on Saturday, with 64 passengers, and 16,632 dole. in specie. After landing all the mails, c.Amsisg of 126 sacks and six passengers, she proceeded tin for Liverpool at 9.43 p.m. All well. The Asia was detained eight hours at Halifax by fug.  PARIS, SCEDAT Brunei. The stories, those of the Muititeur included, about the progress of M. Tonelli's mission at Horne must be received with the greatest reserve. All this while the Pope has only seen him once. Cardinal Antonelli has not seen bins since the Saturday before Christmas-day, when he told him that in consequence of the holidays they could not have another meeting till after the Feast of the Circumcision (January 1). M. Tonelli, finding that he was doing nothing, asked his government for leave to go to Florence for ten days, but M. Ricasoli thought tit to refuse the permission, fearing that his absence from Rome might lead to the belief that negotiations were broken off. The trial for the Champerret murders was brought to a conclusion yesterday before the permanent court-martial of Paris, presided over by Colonel Ruuz, commanding the '9th Regiment of the Line. During the two days that the trial lasted the hall Us the Rue du Cherche-Midi, where the courtmartial sits, was crowded by civilians to an extent \rarelLjeen in that locality, The story of two **so% 131:14 tic- Viri**Tilig 1.4 *mat them 1 Firth IlleiT tril)ret ins public-house. close to the 1, Beip:de.lionlqgue, killed mei person and nearly killed-.cheep ethers, naturally excited great Sennatiop,iiegefip„ and the mighbetun of the victims in the qsmeter pf.,the i'aiic,ile.litaiilly flocked to the Itge, flit pliegehe-4rliktcs. rap the dniedintrut of the o.glikaw ifrikwv2rhe two prinOIAINS, private soldiers 1 ivy the V,ol4sgrias of the Imperial Guard, named ceksi.ilad-effee,iiiii,rale tie* Comicons. The facts \ isubaputelllydiroved in evidence ere that they, key-IWs obtelatel leave. eif idisesie riots the 13t. Cloud 1 bortscisat Went to the' Lyme* railway station at the ether extrendliy of :FAITS tunes a coluitquian off to:Dlanotilleo. .. On.their way back they stopped fOr lrefgeahemutat. a small wine shop kept by one Vitt* inAbe Rue its liois at Charaperret, just au tattle the,barrier.- :After drinking, they asked toelimp there cal the ground that one of them was sp. footsore that.-16 meld act get batik to St. Clowd:tharnigirtv alley wets provided with shakedow es in a beck main of the wins shop ; and in thetcourse df the night they. want away, having killed a *Aer ii the house named Dororaier, keockede oat* an 'eye, Of Imollord, Vitte, besides eutting,tlrinr badly abwetthei liesd, and murderrarely itswelteLlsis life siectlisotheyin-law. These are facts about which I have said there is no dellbt7 Thiteenteitee;thwriven, completely negatives thiatimoter etighailly spread tliat the assassins were eteitikagm Venice'', erndetie , •:. aid, else as I collect "....,„ -.79ia,..___ beta the report that theynmeant to rob the house. t- --'-'' .' ''' Thrleaventable strait( seien. to meth° result of a slrunierelnrewl. Mitts, the' Itatidlerd,ideposes that 0110,--gt 'up lateatexpecting• the tatadeted man, tierilialer by ralifilk-whveives(liidgingthlffiiihouse ; 'that when lidfillnier Ammo flomekinisii,whe had gone "ft bed, tit .up, and whilst &time in his (}awes 'drink "liot; • *ine With iii!rstaratee and " chaffed " with hlm. The soldierifsedifilf civilian befigg4ff about itibir prowess it botirietaid began- nparriog,-"bilt were ben-milt Ile lendlord to leave off. The story Iltial ' . i titre. Mkt flei Ideillord was dimly seif.eil Lori by the throat saying, " This is the war 1 treat a prefessor of boxing," and that then thinking he was in danger he tied: his sword t,, defend himself and cut reiromier in the head ; that the scuttle called up his comrade Agostini, Madame V itte, and her brother ; and that the wounds inflicted upon Hit isi and the lantll,,rd were given while they were forcing their way out id the house. 'l'lle .11islge-Ailvimmts; suggested that robbery must have been the motive if their crime, because while they ii ere in the house a creditor of the landlord called for some money, and the latter offered him 200 fr, on account, which he declined to accept, saying he would call another day for the whole. It teas admitted, however, by the prosecution that us, robbery was committed, and that there was no proof id any having been contemplated. The men hail fair characters in their regiments, and both wore the Crimean and Italian medals. The court found then' guilty of asmassinatien a ith pmilleilitatien, and sentenced them both t, • ili All. A circumstance which told materially against the prisoners was that, according to that medical evidence, Vitte, the landlord, who was moat grievously injured, must have been attacked in his sleep, and he had no recollection of any struggle. The Chaidperr, t affair is used as an additional and weighty argument on behalf of the growing opinion that ash:Mrs when off duty should not be 1 alb avesi to go shout with their arms. Tstr. Fisileitirs CioxixtissdoN OF FKANt•E AN D 1 A voltigoir if the Imperial board attempted to Exuuixis.-The culuirniasion for the revision of the con- I commit suicide in a sentry-box at Courbevoie yesv, ution of the 2n.1 August, 1539, between France and Engterilay. 11 t _ _ook elf his shoes and stockir4s, and i ii. 4, respecting th, limitation of the fisheries on the re,p,..tive coasts of the two countries, met fur the first time plotted the trigger of his loaded musket with his it Cy Ministry of Marine, in Paris, on Friday Lust, under great toe, leaning his chin upon the !nuzzle. 11., presi•len..V of the 31arquiis .le t liasseloup I.aulett. The Although badly wounded, he was removed alive ..; 11 el.i.,...enin,i,,it,:ii4o)iii,,;cio.;::si‘sit,s;,;„, fora France, ci.,h4an3:ll.,N;ti. 1‘1,,n...e1,a(fi,x,r, to the ((,frooasthCafisll:itiolliloilcsli:oeitaal. of M. Leopold I Ingo, I Eag•,.1,...1. of Mr. Stephen Cave, M.P., Vice-President of son of Ceneral L. 1. lingo, and first cousin of the Ito.urui of Traub-, Mr. Frederick Goulbourn, Mr. Shaw Victor Hum,. lie was mayor of Chanseyrat, and PARIS, Dec. Dec... 1 I.efevre, M.P., and Captain Hore. A Vei ;ETA itt.se