The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-17 00:00:00

*1 : LONDON. YORNINO Jr... ........:4- Vie expresso. the captain produced a TO CORRISPONDENTEL Alfieeellemei_revere lee 1%. Mow" Unees Benles pen e ova be el the .)11ke. le, loevarlbeteset. by Tee Was* es tie ley el yebleadee. is be to Mrs. C. orillailAwit rant • Symms. • GLYN OV ISPIL—Aot 1110 RICHARD lISCOMO. Mr. mil Ms. 0. i. - 01e spin at ball. rouzy. ems 11•714. TO: IiON ARIL Mr. &Word; Vg i llonel IiAVOT ARD D IA MOICZY. ; i i ir=e;;llbmkam 9 ,1171 spn at WI WM EIOR WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tim limy —Santa& sh. Aftersoen. 711. Animas. LONDON, FRIDAY. APRIL 17. TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will palgisbei TO-MORROW as %seal, and daring the Peniakentary ream Tax ease " Liao e. Carmen," in whisk SMt trial was moved for in the Cosa of COMM 10/iii cm the Int day of Terra, 'applies a ammo Mi. areal arguers!, if any were wanted, win* so Author mantesemes of the scandalous NAM ef eras. ma., end throws incidentally a carious Epte urea the English kw of evidence. For a keg period our Carats acted on the rule of Amid* exeluding the evideece of the parties to a civil snit• In the early part of the century, limaratm, in his masterly work on Judicial Evidence, had most erciantingly pointed out the extreme absurdity of a rain which, by shutting oat the most oatmeal, end frequently the sok mum of testimony, her! 11 di ow the Abet of substituting circuitous I positia .44,1 , 4, and mimed in many rice the amilkamiim ',Bun of jolter by absolutely pre gnant, Ss nip species of proof that, from the nature deneastanees, could be produced. The legal mil hibblerial mind of this country held out with its memlemed obstinacy against the unanswer able reemilege et the philosophic jurist, sad it was sot till the yams 1831 that Psalmist (by the 16 and 17 Via., e. net length eanetioned • return to wiser mg wee a 1144 primaries. By this Act the cvi • 40. of Am plaintif and defendant was made alinkeible fumy description of civil action, with ten imouglem The excepted ewes were actions *WNW poniss of menage and any suite in • 41111,118 1 la wontamess of adultery. As might have bon web% the ewer of the new system was so 404 as speedily to predate a convietion of its ex leilmsy, even in the minds of theme originally most Mimed to its intradocticm. A farther step was soon tam la the tame direction. The evidence of the Mika& sal wives at the pardon to a nit had been ea jealemay =owed by English lawyers as that of the parties theemeiven The Act of 1831 hart* made se exprees previa= for the alteration of this rule et exaleama, it was still held to be binding. Amether Act of the Legisla ture wee deamed, meemeary te free ear judges ben their self-impeeed *km Accordingly, the " Evidence Aamimmt 44 of 1833" wee rued, min* the bookends nil wives of both parties relent vitamins en behatf stainer. But this Art eastiamod the haw caspdas, ea expressly exeledlid from its opiestian all proemedings is easonassee el adultery.' As the law sew stasis, tbrehre, the astisa hr Leith of prceine, the seism of trim. ems., and all swats pretesting*, each is &wee omits ass bats he dinsistioa of mar riage, are seM 'ennead by mho et 'videos which In all ether eta preemedinge have hien abolished with the Amen and mat signal advantage. _ _ Now, liptr on bow this 'Sao of dw law bows Um peatierider ore to whisk we lave greedy re ferred. The bets of the ear, u for es nimba to oar proud porpsoe, lie in a narrow onneas. Captaia Deo, the plaintit4 married while in India the --titer of Sir Joan Limn. Major Caoxia, ,at that tine as adistsat o. Bic sequintanse lei existed before va the lady end the Major I it voyage hone. The husband, India, ruled for the Crimes, Turkish Contingent. The wife j with her mother in Devonshire. period of the husband's abuses kabt that aa adulterous interwove between Mu. LING and Major feet, kind, of adultery was not defindsat t hi osse rested solely on LINO had asastiond the adultery, vied to make nosey oat of it, dieselbre in a poultice to ask • the beads of the jury. . 4 nand on amnia letters, bees maks frees Turkey by his wax mg by her banned am 'Meier CUM as !asterisk for his irs wan pasiand is oast. If only *lady sods oat the bets, bad I.llt Mid then money eat if his vela mossy, contains& poem of null W. us' Wtbie simsallaaribs sipsOsil stabs via Oa ils Alba awe hipsioigisi by I lyalaillibilassablis Is save prommintresidag tolast with. tide allarbollais&— daiftawasy a mei of lbs inanity at so& a presspille. The import owe; the woraglanses of t at either side mat ansacatoes preeminently a crisis in Which the law was - Owes who ere called an to adesiair amplest means for investigating the ' Idlest die esatresl , . It tined As • the alleged writer of the letters, alleged forger of the letters; it he the judge this except the berm e;bleaer the atterials Ihr legend that most OtitOtile*Oliaistelption of testimony— the evidence el ceparts—emementing with elaborate insanity en the tura el • et," the naming d a "t" Or the tae of t "if: . Tee, there was also this: " Mr. Bismanien (a eennexion of the lay's) ono piesseding," said Mr. Imam Wua.re. "to state that the letters were Itie Mrs. Lisylo lanstisoriting, Nam Moro wee a sort of &sin not to Britv that on, and sadiagferthemes said." May we be allowed to ask Mr. Antics Wuzze why be, the judge, did set take aim that mmething more should be maid P Why be, alias ache fa slier was to see that the truth ahead M paudids be mmetaind, yielded "to the sem alike; so islmillsibis la the advocates on either ales " not to Wes that ear This Mr. BRIXIIIDOI wee 161101 the only Idiom whom opinion an the handwrilhei might ham helm - . worth something I sad it deem laps to us snow what extraordinary that the paean; Judge elould not have followed rap the else► which the Weasel, from motives which it was tie agar day, of the Judge not to favour, had prudently thought it better to drop. Mr. Justice Wu.sse earl up. The jury believed the letters to be hrgesies I and very properly, on that supposition, gave a verdict for the plaintiff, with 1,0001. damages. So ended the trial. Mr. Loara's application to the Court was, to be allowed the opportunity of having the came tried again. The grounds of this I applkation were principally the alidavits of Mrs. Luca; in which she swore most positively to the genuineness of the letters, and tendered for com parison with them a manuscript journal, which she swore positively to be in her husband's handwriting, end in which several of the letters presented the precise peculiarities, the absence of which in the writings prodaced ice the purpose of comparison at the trial had induced the experts to pro nounce the letters not genuine. The plain objection to this dmeription of evidence is that the raw of it all ultimately rests on Mrs. Lixo's testimony, and that testimony it seems clear in the present state of the law cannot in an action of crier. tea. be brought before the Cart. It is even ques tionable whether the at davit an be admitted for the purposes of the rule, sad on that point prin cipally the case has been resseved by the Chief Jus tice for further argument. We have little hesita tion in ogles that, on the 01141121011 sense of the thing, every argument which favours the adsdmket oldie ries wee testimony of the parties. or of the wife, in soeh a ewe, tells against the admieden of their written testimony. You cannot oreseexamine an affidavit. Yon ere entirely deprived of fief almost infallible best of truth supplied by the countess/Ice and demasenar of a wither under the rapid Are et unexpected questions from a skilful master of female practice. Without this aid you ore hopelessly bewildered in the miserable labyrinth of assertion and eautteramertion, whore it is clear that the most appalling psdary lies on one side or the other, bat abeeketely undiscoverable on which. The ordinary plea he making proceedings instituted in oonsequenet of adultery an exception to the roles of evidence so beneficially established by oar recent legislation, is the alleged isdecency that would arise from the whammies of the testimony now rejected. The 'newer is short. In the Ant place, we demur altogether toes validity of any plea of indeeency and scandal when brought forward by the administrators of a law mall discredited by the action of win. con. In the next place, all "proceedings instituted in con somme of meanly" must to a certain extent in volve 'medal and violation of the finer feelings, There is no help far it. Unless we are prepared to supper all .site for divorce, there is no cogency in the argument which prohibits rooftree to the ea dense of the parties to a divorce snit from swim skim of the public scandal that would be amskammil by its receptios. Ones more, the pseemsata object el all legal investigations is truth, end to the attainment of that object all them foe&qp el feetidiess nasty mast be caseilnied. Osse admit, ea the whole eased et rat UNA legialatios proves, that the Minim et palsy their husbands sad wives, in evil cans is ambeive ten the legal investigation of teak and you have se ground left for excluding this evidence in " proceed ings instituted is etrosequence of adultery." Be sides, what can be more absurd than this feigned deference to the delicacy of a woman whs repute tics you make no sample to minder in her absence —this appraisals:a of public scandal which is anew than the dread of private injustice ? In tin weeds Si SYDNEY Slam, "Can anything be mete prepeeneens than this preference of taste to Peden ed amismnity to truth ? " Let us hope that this weelohed ease el " Limo v. Ciotti" will make the absurdity of the excluding rule too glaring to be say longer persemmel as - Hay N lA= Mai, Y.D, , : 1 " CLAIMS Lococa, M.D. 6 . Boum Flaouiox, M.D." TIVILIDAT. The Dualism at Kest Inked es Pekoe la the attar- ow. Priors Mart, ecanipsabd by tin Prime erWela, sad eitenia by Caplan Do Pith ailed the &kith Mama ta the brace& The Prima rode eat on horseback in the Awash etisolled by the diesniss theism sad rated the Daher et althillath The Pelona then% einided by the Hem Beeline Brig, skilled the Daises of Oismiesr. • SIN Tedria: thatostathr and Mamas lthwaie, the Tessoli anisibider sad the Cession Pandiny, the ISsibigNiislor, o. Nudes leakier end Canter Itassia4 die Seats Waster, aid aim smothers ot the With& asp, alesßableghsai Pala dsr b the dor le lath the Mania of her Waifs lath. Wag at die nobility end gentry calla to pay their re spells. The Ms. tattles Esillbseme, Dr. Werra* sad Mr. J. L. Miele, MA sk bilinliew with Mr. Banter/ Lebrushare yeetertley at the Cohisiel-dhoe. The Chancellor of Ilbs Ilischsouer arrived in tows at Welesibr eight twee his wig, Earreca Coot, Mimeos, Nod%Milks. Dorithe wen sant *on do Colonfid-oliar rgerday Ile OS GOVIIIIIOIII a the Wat latila Limas, Coyke, AXIATIM Va g owl Maur "no last days of lielks inside& a 11=41 whirls had pasilasial late lisesametdas of Tea " SIM Reeibilaiest Mama g ie Circensiaasileft Mehemet Bey f. gfring to Clitoris a military cep. nimation. the tztles of Dapestan have captured Fort Saab and massacred the perieon. The garrisons of the neighbouring villages sarrendered." r "-. A AND PACIFIC MAILS. •-•-- (21'zinratc racaolura.) SOUTIWIPTON, Flunks% has arrived with the West India and . Her dates are—Jamaica, March 28; a ; Trinidad, 26 ; Colon, 2d; St. Thorns., Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of nearly 700,000 doi/ars, chiefly in gold. She brings 139 passengers, amongst whom are the Bishop of Antigua and the late governor of Honduras. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer New Granada, arrived at Haanehaco on the 14th Match from Valparaiso, on her way to Panama, with the semi-monthly mails for Europe. At Haanchaeo was„ the Peruvian war steamers Tombs and So*, belonging to Vivanco and the revolationiet . ' EThelmails and party cergo brought by the New Granada for Huanchaco were sent ashore :in • boat.:The boat was intercepted by the 'Peruvian steamers, and the mails and cargo put an board the Boa. The captain of the New Granada at length west on board the Soa and found that the mail and packages hadbeenopcned by the revolutionists. After a remonstrance, the cap tain of the New Granada proceeded on his voyage. He was followed by the revolutionary steamers, and at the next port the New Granada was boa rded by sixty armed revolutionists from the Peruvian war steamers, and they demanded money, arms, and ammunition, which they declared were on board the New Granada for Castilla's party. The captain of the mail steamer refusing to give up anything, the revolutionists took by force what they denianissL They then broke open the treasurer's room, esalthe away 30,000 dollars. We have news from the Isthmus of Panama to the effect that the President and Congress of New Granada had refused entirely to negotiate with Mr. Morse respecting the matters upon which he was commissioned to present the demands of the United States government. All communications are at pre eent 'impended till an answer is received from the United States. From Jamaica we learn that a proposition to send British vessels to the coast of Cabs, for the purpose of purchasing slaves and converting them into free labourers under contract for a oertaia number of years, has been seriously entertained. The inhabitants of Kingston complain of the riotous behaviour of men-of-wars' men who inhst their streets. The drought continues at Jamaica, and la injtuisas to the crops. The sholers has ceased in Demerara. The project of connecting the West Indies with Europe by means of the electric telegraphs exciting the greatest interest in the West India colonies. The last accounts from Nicaragua are that Walker remained peaceable at Rivas, where he was busy manufacturing cannon balls, and strengthening his position. He had about 400 fighting men, but was losing many by desertion. He is in danger of falling short of provision'. PORTUGAL. s LISBON, Aran Sir Morton Pato, accompanied by Mr. Wilson, C.E., and Mr. Lloyd, returns to England in this packet. After • protracted diminsion of prelimina ries, it is understood that Sir Morton's proposals for the construction of the lines of railway from the capital to Oporto and to the Spanish frontier have been definitively accepted by the Portuguese govern ment. The Ling, who has all along shown the modest interest in the progress of the negoti ations, bas expressed his entire satisfaction with result ; and although I am tumble to quote the exact words, I believe his Majesty gave utteraaoe to an opinion that at length Portugal - would be able to approxi mate that position which her geographical situation and natural qualifications entitle her to hold. A feeling of cadent in this solution of the railway difficulty, which hes so long been a fertile object of contention in the legislative chambers, appears dif hoed through ill clams* and is openly expressed in some of the public paper s. Last evening the ministers were in conference all night to prepare the documents for the packet, and it was only this morning, a few hours before her de parture, that the signature were finally affixed to the documents by the contracting . parties. Eviry. body seems impressed with the importance of the rasp new taken, and partisans of all shades of po lities meet deem it the inauguration of a new era, and a nobler revolution than any of those which were wee to distract Portugal. It requires no prophet to foresee the magnificent results which a great trunk railway from Paris, with its outlet and seaport at Lisbon, will work. The large and increasing trade of Brazils will find its entrepot here ; this splendid harbour, where a line of-battle ship may lie at a wharf at all times of the tide, will again beooeseoneof the greatest marteof the western world. The came will soon work, and the money, men, and materials which must soon find their way here for these great enterprises will bring with them an animation and increase of business which will last until, with the opening of the rail ways, there commences a more enduring prosperity, and Lisbon becomes the Southampton of the Peninsula. The Portuguese government have throughout treated Sir M Peto with marked respect and courtesy. On his arrival he was brought ashore in the Custom-house barge, and this morning there are three barges—that of the Public Works, that of the tobacco contract, and another from the Exmouth— to attend him on board ; and no doubt, if the ' ministers had not been up all night, several would have gone on board to take leave. Before taking leave of Sir Morton Peto, Senor Avila said that all the ministers were entirely satisfied with the terms of the contract ; and, indeed, the advantages are so equally balanced, that all mast be gratified. Whilst lam writing, telegraphic messages are behig des patched to the provinces in answer to pressing in quiries whether the documents have been finally e re L annot yet refer to the details of the terms of the contract until next packet, but I believe the government pays for the line in stock and otherwise at a fixed price. Daring the absence of Sir M. Peto, Means. Rumba and Medlicett are charged to look after his interest and prosecute all ry business. No event which has in Portugal for many years past has created so great a sensation. T& country has evidently benefited by the rains which have fallen during the lad two months; the crops are looking well and promise a bountiful harvest. The stocks of foreign mends still on hand are very heavy, and it will be well if those on whose account they are held can ultimately close with a moderate loss. The vines are maid to look healthy, bat it is premature to say much on this subject; blikeeto the disease has generally appeared after Ss setting in of the hot weather, and until July it Is better not to predict about the vintage of 1857. A few days ago Sir Morton Peto appointed an beer to traverse the railway from Lisbon to Cano ga% with the view of meertaining its condition and wine ; numerous obstacles and delays presented themselves, but wearied with waiting, he started, in =Wwith a companion, on the tender of an ith no further upholstery for the seats than ea femedens contrivance of loose coal bags. All ▪ Ilk* to be was greeted with loud cheers by Mil nav as vies were working there; at the end et ISM a larger number, who had formerly been mat -amployed under Sir Mateo, were n- Wand the hurrahs followed faster and faster, t. the angnies et a wondering circle of Por. twos byelmildies, the men mounted him on their slisellims and preeseded in triumph to the hotel. Has Ilk IlleMen Peto took the best possible care of biresembymen. In foreign exchanges about the anal amount of business was transacted for this. packet On -London the supply of bills was rather short of the demand, and money remained over at 53 for 90 days' date More THE DART NEWS : LONDON MORNENO ta. I P6 rtilebrejrisiesajoiderg seramia rdl el allanall ••■•-le lir erne et I% larftill""regareliag ii ii sad winsmardal i s a iialW la Ge ai. wassim rild•-416 mss - , . 4 _,.., , i.s tAgli a r k 94l4 4 lA, :- .7A ' t i digg 0 1/1011LT. MO . I •,;..2„ .4. ornately. ovvisTuntworts moo.oons mom vt , atm rot Idall '''' -I Ingirtall Aedejl rain i rS t•f il fit fa Seedela 1111 Wawa: at st . 61 ••• be la MOWThts MR laSrla a k Wok IPM... „Rrilmikft__ __,, . w e= IMP* li es M. ea. Por .w..r. ~.. . t :. • 'KT NEWS FORWARDED to the COON - Taw; jt A iv o i z ervi w i rzrz a. e=4l . minor. kwaii. BcAILY NEWB LENT TO READ, train 8 a.m., tra airs,!.. eve as. Tosple•grosk Ilk . PIM WM TRILL. Mit Min Sid Mks% amps. 2°. ..aat GM* irglirwl,biTalaP"..-o=eelti the rat hadan ' • t L i u"I gs his wimp between t was TOIVW•11 an the after his raters from II and sieved with the Ti vent down to day wil Doing the whole peek there is. be no doubt t was going an betwe C*ol[llll. The feat, in denied by the defendea this, that Captain Lou had afterwards tried I and wee not them atly dampers at t The ore this est el alleged to have beet Captain Lino to his to the solicitor of Ideje dams. The letters genuine, tidy not eel that Captain Limo ha sought to make money bat they dee 'cattails! indemnity as to east taste sad on the ma other hand, if these be a wanan—lbrged by the packet of her pan this abominable taint i no language could ode Sedum and infamy occodan was an impel a wrest judgment en It was preendhendy lend to supply thou ter it with the ample' Oath. The law id] ef the plaintiff, tl and of the wife, the a `;'•441110- % pa t,: - r.s :Ii • • ui ' 410, AP ' . _ __ , ...,. , ....:-. -, . ... ..,.. ...... . . .. ' l l - V 4 . LATEST INTELL t' 4 ei! THE viltirr&lla h. BMWS - thenisely ; "the ; L .1 . , Of 'all me at who x .1 00• 69 wiairek•in aili i i ll * di l ls (4WD DEPitAT OF THE RUSSIANS IN • sign ' ' " a • • alist . who certificate al chmestet, admitted CIRCASSIA. 4 -... p . m , ~,,,i l. . Hee " Buckingham per , April 17, 9:a.m. the Cepesta's handwriting. Ail- - -- _ _ .• _- --_ " The Queen h a nd pared anothersood night. - ..____ ___.„ 25 ; Trin Ibr • k l°4oll M tick ccnsta ‘" " Het Majesty a :the halt sess cohtinsi V * f°11( 0111 1 / 1 7P i t li b frrarPrre' April 2. Among. '2 , Ami;, - _- -- a similv 700.000 cil PIMA AND THANKSGIVING 701 THE DIEM Odd PRINCES& A Form of Prayer sad Thaskagiving to Almighty Oed, ke the isle Delivery cl the Qom= end the Isscpy Birth of a Primers. To to sled at Meths( and Emilie flanks, of= the Gard Thothogivingt Is ell Mumble sad CUP& is low iewl ead Webs, end in the toss d Berwick-won- Tess., sow thwthy, the 1911tdcw el Atha Went, or the Sods, akar the rininellve Ntsietwe al welt Passim sad Chap* dui rutivo the mow Y wspethal litth by whose providers the eh= Is seessoi est sremervad we pow Thee biarly s ibialtirib pined Tim to &Aver thy re test we Wye= ten downs el WY bilk sad to lota seem. Ws bumbly Uwe* Tim *lre bee emir ibilkirty ewe awl peladiss mi (silk ber WY km denim= la hi dr empeet of Thies rretbellits mos. Mid Sr bast Pdiellii ii i iin :Ur 46 .....T./C:'•ltrtla " rm "s twee pew Is yore ithe e =a is pato awl ram Chilliest Ate& LA Thy we Ow asiber Hard Case= ; that Thwa l tslCt% r . Rake ad Chide, es", wag sor iti thrli Yap leaped that Sof &oft Iwo melba darnel Lai gawk, 0 that Thy condoned goober Is our ' =, so allow So hoses elf as Thy thopk, thet we way env thealthinees by ready ebothowie to Thy vri IC alligiews pour and by Christi= me eseseth reetk; that so is the faith of WI beet is amid me Ea is, we 2, 7 be WWI •Mk amiss, • walla. ps and dhow la Thy miss site W NW IN to Thy Idaddm sad l glory . Griot else, 0 heavenly Father, kr Jaw Carla'. i ea= ow Uwe= Lad ea Saviour. Asses. The Queen end Prince Albert are now the parents eine* deafen, mei have hod to meant the loge et woe. The Wait et the noel titlibok the Pitmen Soya, to 17 Tears et sr, the Moe et War le 16, the Priam, Mks 14, Prism Alfred 13, ?Amon Bohm 11, Priam' Louise 9, Prime Arthur 7, mei Priem Lovell 4. la ell, toot nos His His Uselimey the Assbaseador of Franco and Um Combas Peralgeg Wm hi membg /or Perk. Maria Mardligusee et Afisobary Ma arrived at Claridge's Bald bum elan tie Nod sad Comdr. at Cgamriald, am agar Pe& The Marquis et Domaddro has gone to visit his LAM sagase, revise* to unselog si rational. The etsrebleesaa se/ las rows kW semi la town. The Marquis mai Menhiesses of Ely ere expected is tetra as Magliag ant Ina *s emelt at Fame, where they ban boa Maytag it mime mouths pest. The Marehiooem Dowepr of Ely and the Ladies Loam bare We tows for Frances Marchionees et Londonderry wired in town yeetarday gem Wygyeel Park, an, drockket-ce- Taos. _ . . The Marquis of Canyughma is staying at Slane Camila, Itobad. SL lordahip come to town at the Wier ad of the math. The Qantas, of Sefton and Lady Cecilia Moly am will raters to town oa Monday next from Stoke Parra for the masa. The led of Sefton le at Windsor with hie minima The ERA and Colman' of EOM will come to town on Wedgy wit bow Cahhhory Park, Serb, for the wawa. The Earl of Cardigan has arrived in town from Deane Perk, Ifortbreopkenhire, for the swan. The Coaster of Catarrh= is staying in the • south et Foam. Ht isityship is not upsets/ ir town this sWOL - • Lord and Lady Claud Hamilton are staying at 111/011 . 4 Court, comity Tynan sad will act return to town WO the haw and at nest swath. Lord and Lady Arthur Hay are at present on a visit wit► Xr. and Lady Maas Brut, at Critchill thrum, Dost. Lord mad Lay Willoughby d'Ensby will return to town an Idcaday neat, from Orhoolltorpa, Linoolsthire, when they Um been entertaining mammy for moms wash. past Lord and Lady Aveland are expected in town in a few days from Normanton Park, Gahm. Lord Ernest Brace is at present staying in Paris. Her ladyship has lett tows for Brighton for a few days. Lady Charles Somerset will return to town to morrow from Hinton St. therm lieweenst, the seat of the Earl Peak& Wm Anima" Beworrett cam to town on Wed edgy, from Baby Cagle. Sir Francis and Lady Arabella Baring are staying at anstaaa Park, Wbehrear, until the opening al paths- Twat. Mr. Hastings and Lady Elizabeth Rana are Awls( at Estkloust Park, BUM; out • vidt to do Earl sal Combo Delowarr. lady Willoughby Gordos sad Min Gordon hare ise lowa for a abort smoke as tin Coatiaoat. A marriage was soimisind se Widaaday last, by the Rev. W. Oeglebs, between Kr. Welker Long, M.P., of Rood Ashton, Was, awl Lady Bleaboyp, widow of the lade Pa Cog Meebegp, Nest, led deaghter of the UM Aohnhel Mr Same Mayer, 1C.C.11.. awl Y.C.H. Mr, Litman, M.P., treated NO children belonging to the ewe chows el the Tarbes schools is Boston to mad wean strew la that town by Mem. Jails ea Wei ser:ley irrisisg. We read in the NottingAiros Review The ontielponal lined= of J. E. Denbo% Esq., to the high potties of Speaker of the Hors ot Commas, garde unqua lified satielhatics to the has. seationeWe tortilweets to the Northers &video of We coati. The &ekes vet partici pate to the flaws of cowastaishie path with which the eppoiataset will be essehitt. It is thought that Kr. Deal saes illation be He high awl will be mares by a mead _ . _ owes vele at lbw Um; Cletheity, sear es in; inform la *hi e. ble perm/as see fair to thaw at say ether aim who Ira ten smoi. Whit the wised airily et mosses sal gewilmaly ilsowspwr, be owebises a eausrallog prong appeemes, quicheems of peeeptica, sad a thorough know*, et ths shades et per. bisrogaissy seeps rd sticestla. Should {hi tffitiolpalet seholits boxer, as wry IdgWy prolobis, a aster at het, we miaow* hop wet the beam may lostr bs dyed, sal UM the onsasien et Nettiochembhe with the Bret Commas, at the ,us any be so basoarably sestaisol se the*, which hr Jost bees lendesied between, theists Spesher, Yr. Saw ledrao, mil the deplore ot Werth Haphin." Mr. Creewiek, MA., lea wined fa Masehteter haft London le relit Yr. lin b eetweglog lb* plebenis Mai ardis. TY work is sae et pest Ellheetke sad da wn al it Ymg sonalibi thee Mr. I eboai with the lame al evereelbility et be thrall by maim LORD DERBY AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON WELSH SYNCOPAL APPOINTMENTS. The Rev. R. W. Morgan ham received the follow. es melee tee Yaw, patellas en the nib ding five the ignierse et the Waite leasuege as the pet et the Whops Is Wein PnveheLeige, Apll e, teat far,-1 epee with you dot It le debit& dee Whop is Webs dealt tellesnad Wein, nil with that dew I re a nneetal le the awes the preeme bay at Ueda, who bed .Mad the knew; but 1 tamed agree that the elided the Crowe dead be rebind le soaves of Woke, dl other qumillissans inns lade eabonlians I tat it woad be astaerty, la .der to a compiete death, of haisega to anise the choke ad only to Weis bat to the aeons la white the now beepseet• Bowser, I should be sled to en Nay Wehh dergraia of btenthai sad chary appoinel to Welsh ete.—l nos* alr, yen dedbat terns; J. Itunanu.. i;r. R. W. lbws. lansevegasee, April 2,1161. Sir,—l Amid not leers lea year letter of the UM alt so keg easaineseed bed I met been tin yesterday coaled to my bet lay tom which lan new slowly eacoveriag. Ide sot the& thee the pessint stale of dike le each se to make it nesarry ar dedenbis thee I should give say pledge se to the advice whidadf Uireaty.tladel, I Lett wader to the Sovereign en the salient to which yea rellir. But I csa love ao laseltatioa to enrolling sty opiates tint a kayo. ledge of the Welsh Engrg, lea very impertsat, if sot aa abovhstely esiesdiel, grailloadea far the *le discharge of the episcopal hulk= theeediocase la which It is extsaiively Roles,—l sea, Mr, year obedient servant, DWIT. Bey. B. W. Marisa. At the Beth qaarter setrions, held ea Thursday, not a single hembier wee nembeeil to &had say et the pd. earn. The amber at berdelies mend was greats thee the rag her d elm to be &wed at, ocalicseatly the brie& far dr preeetailes Aid art eve then tee sees, Theiliahop Cl Limon has repeated a donation at 211. le th. had saw bilag Mad for the mom al ama in a marmaat to Mr Jolla Frakda ; Cared Arra; 96‘.; sad Ilrjer Aoroaa 111, Loam bra dorm the port ear bra roodval trent dr Hon. W49ho Moore, Mr Choir Amhara, sad 0. L. Jarvis, Eat, dr High Marl, d the wear, Major Amor* John Barer, Esq., • ddiriartr, sal Caked Armors. The Hon. A. L. Marfa, dr Ear. Edward Trollop', oat Artier Troi kas, Ear., parr* oseratal fa odor that rows to be plead gm dr maladies. The ors ihord at the sor row ad raft af tie asorty meow arra& Norway/ N harpy ao dela aaboeradai berlaratody. EXPRESS PROM PARIS. (Di OrDNAIINZ MID IRITISX TZLIWIAPII4 FARIS, FRIDAY MOANING. The llmitevr publishes a convention, by the forme of which Eegland gives up the right to trade between the embouchure of St. Jean and Portendic, 1 in re turn for the cession of Albreda. (CROY OCR OWN COlLllleru... PAM& TILDWIDAT EMITS*. Yesterday afternoon, at about three o'clock, as the Emperor , accompanied by en aided'stamp, was driving along the Rate Rivoli towards the Bastille, the hones, when near the Hotel de vale, took fright at the sound of • drum, ran away, and rushed upon the feet pavement. A boarding in front of a shop stopped their progress, but one of the reins snapped, and the fees wheels of the carriage became awkwardly entangled in some planks. The Emperor got out without coming to any harm. He was en his way to Vincennes at the time. Dr. Kern and M. de Hatfield bad a conferemeel with Count Walewski to-day on the affairs of Neufchatel. The object of the meeting was plia bly to make to the Swiss and Prussian repressale fives some communication relative to the proeseillip oldie her powers, France, England, Austria, end )tessia, whose plenipotentiaries have, it is beyond oat, met in the absence of those of the other two, to settle a scheme for an arrangement, there being as chance of Prussia voluntarily yoking these ma es hens which Switzerland considers indispensable. The Bourse opened rather heavily valor the in- Same of financial news from load" szpisbdeg tits cause of the fall in Camels yesterday, bet the gestations by telegraph this mere* eels* better the inference was drawn that the Bask of England could not have raised its discount. Later in the day, however, it was rumoured that the &comet hadlissa raised to 7 per cent, and the Bents ahead heavily at 60fr. 70e. for each, end 69fr. 96c. for sesseat,with a fall of 30c. and 25c. Mobilier fell 22tr. 7M. The half-monthly settlement in railways was efketed under very favourable conditions, and in consequence the alight fall of two or three franca at the opening was more than effaced as to several lines at the close. Mediterranean rose i3fr. In other railways there was no considerable change. Bank of France shares fell 300 fr. Attempts were made to raise doubts as to the execution of the scheme for the augmentation of the capital, but it was ultimately assumed to ho quite certain that it is adopted. It is said, however, that the new shares will be of 3,000 fr. each, lasted, el 1,000 fr., and that 36,000 new shares will be awed. The way in which it is reported that the shereowill be distributed among the old shareholime eseelbeed the fall. There has been a good deal of discussion in the budget committee about the proposed tax on nego tiable securities, and the report was revived that there is a qaMtion of inereasio g the proposed rate from ISe. to 30c. On the other hand, considering the steady increase in the ordinary revenue, the ne cessity for this very obnoxious tax becomes lees and less apparent. Indeed, tinier great increase of ex penditure is contemplated, the money cannot be wanted. The French railway companies continue to oppose meet warmly the new tax with which they are threatened. They have distributed to the legisla tive body notes setting forth the taxes which they already pay to the irtate. According to one of these accounts, the Lyons railway paid in 1858 more than six millions; the Mediterranean upwards of Ave, and Orleans about the same; the total, it declares, amounting to not leas than 31,246,000 fr. It is olloially announced that the Grand Duke Constantine is expected at Marseilles on April 25. Ile will be received by Lieut. Colonel Pave, of the Artillery, one of the Emperor's orderly *Boers, the Marquis & Belmont, the Emperor's Chamberlain, and the civil and military authorities of the city and department. MILITARY FRACAS IN GERMANY. The German Journal of Frankfort of the 14th says :—" A report was current yesterday that • quarrel had taken place between the Prussian and Austrian soldiers of the garrison of Mentz. The rumour is now confirmed, and it is further stated that the whole garrison has been confined to barracks. A local journ al speaks of four vehicles filled with killed and wounded and another version Watts that live Prussians were killed on the spots but both accounts arc doubtless greatly exaggerated." COPENHAGEN, Aran 15, Evaroxo. The Council of State has this day unanimously adopted the Bound Dues Treaty. Almost all the members of the Equestrian Order have arrived. Thera is no change in the ministerial crisis. M. de Tillie& has, it is said, also refused to form a ministry. BBELNI, Amur 15. Several journals propose to open a national sub scription to pay the indemnity claimed by Prussia. They declare it to bo certain that the required sum would be raised without delay. The Beni pro nounces against this ides, affirming that any pecu niary indemnity would be humiliating for Switzer land. ATHENS, APRIL ii. The Financial Commie has declared that the Greek Ministry had extravagantly spent the Greek revenues. UNITED STATES. (sr mscrate rasmonars.) SOUTHAMPTON, rIIDAY. The United States mail steamer Am* has arrived off Cowes, as her way to Havre. Shs left New York on the 4th instant. lier.MOisten ship Oliwriator was in We Bay by dr last soconsin, hawing Ulm k. Orbs Yr. Cos% at °s tow', who Is wales reworchas lie dd mannepin In dr Gnat osmosis in the Bast. EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL AT PARIS. Our Paris correspondence yesterday contained a report of the forty precepligs of the court-martial sow sit ting to Pods to try Usaimeett A. A. Lorradri, lay:mate of the Mb Begbaset et Se *a, P. J. Leendri, lieutenant is The edge seelnant,l•ll P. I. Benagnet, a sergeant t On in the oar teggnask ea the meta= cheep of having violated Wale@ lib la their barracks. - After diTeeo;eielht mddrieeett to the Preeareer-timed by M. Psillati, the he timeel at the victim (giv is mho. day's Esprm), lei lies eml, • meeterf et ite peteald &eta et the cook of sit d tedtelmet, eel the depoithee of the vllossee; ewe detailed. Ude eriitan we Is die following sleet:—hem.. Maud, when maiden name was Renault, and who had married her husband from love, w as twenty-seven mem al age, intelligent and aliectionste. She was from kr beauty called at le Chapelle la lolls booth's's, bat aka we. not vain of the dis tinetka, sad was unholy devoted to her hastend, be children, end her kiwi& It had been seunpli Sat Let shod& pay tot tiko mat which the inglmestemitsl a at his lodginp, gab, Roe Chanel, ell she or at hailed went to him rimy Iva days for Oak treary. Oss la November, when retarned hoes his, ale lied to her hasitste mesa, Devil, who had accompialed kr, that Me bed been gladly ?tightwad, as he had kaki her in his room, end bad only let kr eat on kr tabs him that her hided wee weirlng kr km The work her bulaind elate home the told his the eve, and aid, I spoke to hint very dimly, sad to. la nip go ; but I was quite aganisd en having his room, became there was sum torrents waft. tog in the adjacent room." It wan then weed between hr end bra Masud that she should not go mak to Lomat, y et i, V rat moot kir amen for Oa maw, bat the Aker bka ruddy. Mc, oomegrane, mar ma sks weal to WM, but at the same gm Yr Wm. wee la the barracks clasp by distributing the mod, sad do leek earn a„, io n s h as &gum aumommy ban It wee that OM landri waled le mod the mime away le bey met. awe% se es le have bar elem. bat eh m ximplagg iiimina. gpappg ad key IMO ad Lowe hem dter kr hity etareikell mut vielika et Ss ordinances =him to the of ask, was carlemei t o days' led ea the Skid Diesakor Its meet to the ed In k Ws& be mime Ss analbeee‘ His aempalsl bbt aura oadessal bia sitedsaMsly ea barbs Ma, la woes to lba ea Se eras followig days to tell Ida haw bassi( awl t o deka awe getting on. 0 11 the Oh the wrote to ow that abo bad bsen to Lossidd, sad bed bed Yen with hit Imam sad Mile 'Seer, sod dui Sae whet they bad ma s he bard bes she sad boo Sober' wee* continue to have tha autos d the Oa the lelk . 21 wlf I: a ?dead km V aL etat at l llei by Dr. bat and hue be ailed be three other doctors. the d bee his las vas wry aid to ta t beg baud, to the H il awke Dakds, whirs she could be haled awe dimply than et home. To the amigo's of her !maul es to bow bar liner we. *widens{ she l id, "I have not • terrible mill" She apparel be get bet sr., bat die fa or live der lemma wont then ever, sa l bed taw* attacks ot When be hr assortle claim it was irks& le, eke tamed kr bale the well al km Catildid not reply. shewas amakesed to .mss linstoad might sad mooing, end red to it him how Weiner was going cm, to tell letate tre keep his aceanas !grimly, *e Oho ilegamtly, mamma el aka, talked strangely. Per maple, ie as said to her swam who attended her, "Mother, le sada the custom od • nedemat, • treckswoman Mould not le Mr tuns 1" " Whet de yea =s ea ? " "Jib I that 100 drid Leaedri—be ho Bade peopeoltione to me!" Oa sandier Quenon, wises she thought no one wee ba the room, isms heard to exclaim, "My poor children! my poor larbond I lam a ruined woman " What is the matter with year asked the none, forw ard. Mee are somellmss sad scomadrele " she taming to Vie MR end into taws. A little is se sok es iel bil. 2 delirium, end cried out, " Isforb I Mae re lbss of them—drive them away 1 /fiemaiest leave ; let me go : " and then she pedeelabd se if Ink( to amps, sad Mimed Mail aim Seam like die Mee et lbws* seenumee wnlil de Mb et Feb., when she mibl bee blesbeal Se bar, rad logged kr holikr end emu* hue Om emu Ms Om spate ems le Men: "Pear* I hue sensiiiiing le r yew, ben mast NM to ew mina I and la :ere le mein 41111SOM; 1111 VIII with hit beam; Wend the sad am use ea the bed. Ms me arse Sre assuadris I It vas Maras le bled lbesselber of • la web amy I ^ As is sell fib sloe wee sibs, led kr mita MIS seam WaestemATeastis Her hatimil mkt her if the emir& seessebil ia v ent tempt, bag obe did est rawag lased Is Ile al Wet Ye boa Shortly eget she Isom = bads la bossl4 sal wen aid alb maim art Ibe aver ten to flis sees abbe eke Mb gib sambiba be be brabmil. da ilb s uala ibey bel Ise b; sod lbw aim' Ss lei af i e • shoed yes Se dleisses seas bee brbsad. pas bet wilk pubs diewiplisa of Se sum !eliipsikaa bar abb-bowilie nia bed aid Salsa lbey =ot r es ht e iSb al t " Pi= tie Dr. inky me of Se mast ma who bed stisaled bur, sad who hod alb eagermliO bar deed lady, agleisei Se Su cap. ming le Sa e th e glens _ bahaa. aaisiedfiben the iWisias of able abeam est lbas.llomod, teem& Se ad d Dossalasb bel bed fersomersis ; bat Set bane bai sellobally recovered, is had Neemal etatekesy eilleation to kr husband's badmen Its Melba edaitled by her leatenta vb. bed eseeseesied bar to the per meter on the 1111 b Doesahlor, that en bar team Sea tasa meson he bed said netlike atsal edoessaisey be bees and it was sheen UM MI Se amen day see bed ad aels written the Woe above quasi to kr heatatrAtt hid pa pared 0111 CI &eh te Ibid. Lamb( be passeval to her the out= of the mglemat. appemei, *et en the 27th, Shad* after the alleged odamipt, sir gene to market in ea ems art, *suck it was way all mad we. gdrrbad; sad that it wreaker "OM bons as that Se Sot do ass sari ebb itmc g d . lad tots helped !yoke me brio bar fame. to Dr. Tremens awl eisaaer Erikal are, Se aura I died, not but the aide er vijibilik bat *ma aslidyz east to wawa seder see ask oiramleasea stated that this mehroly maim& bilbedrafsas =le what were stated to he.. emeelesi the we be bar alle rime. And lastly, it was laid that Sae &clad.. being kistmoW had magetically dialed Sir guilt. At the apeelig of the cook mamba 104 Lusa.* and lamas, dredile, who had Sem Sava en es= viral, seas his which led bra Mad at :7 4. red my co Other ot the = prosseld Sele end arab& that lb. kris a alrosesge, sesearad "vb asee with the hair d the seteases, they is Sid these Wes midway did at CCM free gar it the mama The president then pro ceeded le blusepie pleassa o moseteneing with the Sermon *to 111.11111111 11111111indleinag, as It le saw& abet le bed addW original depositing) that be SA to vsseeiabor basing seen Midas Paned et lAwaseat Learles queers al tabu a % of the eskalsoies of the Awl aka. Lient. A. ..bei . ageemalid ent %the cook le seebe th ha sa eisereat ,i‘d ion & co: S tilli edenß bed mated to i lmra tiii the followi N Vl:ter written to Me by Maim Pollard, en December 27, the day OW the alleged addle.: " Ear,—As yea lave premised to be at good ato let ere have the reiheent age* I will nest you by putting the min at 70c. t h e Idle. WM you those gent., end be en good as to tend me ea answer whether favourable or an* vonrable r. Both this elleer safOts brother denied all Imowledge of the circunisternes bunsted to them. Evidence was then gam into, bet as hr a ft proceeded it is of an extremely week description. The general opinion is that the prisoners will be acquitted. The London and Eastern Banking Corporatist have celled • meeting for the 28th inst., "to weirs & report of the directo“." On the part of the shareholders it it tb served that what is wanted is • report from the investigatig committee end the sccountant, and that until the extent of thedr individual and collective culpability shall hors lass exertelned, the directors should sbetain from offering 1 1 14 statements interfering with the mum of affairs. Under the intelligent rule of Vely Pacha the Woad of CMG le every day becoming more end more For perms, and improvements are introduced unknown not 01 1 8 in other parts of the empire, but even in the capital. Thars the streets ere lighted in the three principal towns—Cm" Retire*, and Candia, end • police baa been created in tie Wend ea the model of the London police. The greatest activity prevails at the present time In all the wine-producing departments of France, pudgy lady in these in the south, whew the vegetation of the OW ben &beady commenced. In Burgundy, where the olden doss net canes the same uneasiness as in those puts d 611 country which hare been moos severely visited by scourge, the late thondentrems hare raised the hopes if the growers, se they look for the realisation of the a proverb : Quad it Icons ea Awn, Vlgamon perm tee bards. MAILS Ma NORWAY.—The steam packet ccosaalr ideation between Dom* end Norway hosing born root' Whisk the arils from the United Kingdom for Xer".l2-1 be ounoyad set by on from Dawes* to Norm, Kingdom algid Swam, until ftersr ran. The rats of poirelom tam el Wen adinomi to Nonray will bs - la an I: bolt moan sal as am, aimarilag to the scale la sgerratim.... chmt ga lniod Wass& Thloado congolombie IrMT est I& Soldiers to the plans el disk •••• lAd I men; andr=bs either pi& Is whom" ths may tos kiwis& umpelik ‘t rids sob; homiest. so togas& togistsosi ai MA's, the losel so well as ths stailsamth gm. Wart Ino ..e.—By easanond etas Platmeter-Generel. Hun, teastary.—Osnmalrest•allka, April I& LAW INTELI THIS DA COURT OF COMM' (BMWs in Banco.—Befon Chi isizsoras O. TEE CORPONATIO strit VT nehra Lla was an ICGon to recovet jtme to ths plaintire property In &VIM of a river, sad the del be made &Ms upon the ground been caused by some work by &leaden . The case as at the last iodize for busd P r i verdict for the plaintiff. I air F. Kelly now moved for a ne =4;.the . re. et.. was against the were excessive. He state the OWIIIIR and occupier of re mas i e dog of a factory and of the river Medlock, at X 18K the Wedlock ran between I say ardhury food it overflowed ant Maseheeter with the filthy water w charged. In that year however, datator cosstructod a ttu;nel to con the dome time they aleo constructed works. Theis works answered the were constructed until the when there was • food which was had bees 'mown within living ns WWI rising for several hours, and wall which protected the plafutirs food poured in and did great da mad other peoperty. Th e ow the works of the corpora rise in the water of 26) iii for the defendants Ina that a nee of bon based. It was undisputed t the food rose twenty-two I ,„2, so that, aooording to the p would not have flowed over the w awed by the defendant's works. the evidmes intimated that thf weds, e and they at once four att any whim, from eekell ia lt Fitzroy detailed at so Oki lid been given as to the alt plow la the Medlock for some yem strsithell of these works. Among thst slab the great food in 18.13 tl look bed been permanently raised ft dellishmts' works no leas than 26 in ib ceding of the plaintiff's premi the defendants' works had agyough dterdore that the verdict we Misi that, tinder any circa:note &OW would have been caused, I mestructed, and there° granted, COURT OF EXCI plittinp in Banoo.—Before the 1 Baron Martin, Mr. Baron Bra Channel]. This action was tried before the sittings at Guildhall, when the jar plaintiff for 6001., his lordship givi leave to move to increase that alum Mr. Se east ShAte now moved, p • rule to show cause why the verdi to 2,6891. de. 6.1., or why there el span the grounds of misdirection, against the evidence. The soden the defendants agreeing to lee Oliver with a full cup of the aidp at the Rangoon river. The had poonded to ties had not telibud the apse be b. The on beilidef sone la Vrib= was t three repeal Teas aide to the o ybkat repeals be ought i Ald net do so. The mph raiet the lay-days, h il et deindints for any pan r w wired. Ile (Seej the 42~ having been broke' by ount of the bow *bathed if re cargo had b MIMI that his lordship before to left it so to the jury left it to the jury that the aose emo of the ine proposaL the idedo. th Tbe Chief Baron—Oh no. All wee that the meat wee bound to able. The scout would, however, Mal, end shoo to bosom the dama Rule granted. DALTON O. NATCDRLON AND A Justice Wilke et the lost hare amen the two hail =TO to enter wee nonsuited, the the verdict the amount spud upon between plaintiff was entitled to MOM' at were shady as follow:—T'he dale dun* and the action was broai =s of an accident e alleged through I urvante. The plaintiff wu timber wan being removed t mines. It was planed in a cut tiff wee standing, and the defer order for the horses to move on mead the timber to swerve, and the leg, and he was severely injur bond that they were not peon employed a person named Sues thern. The - learned counsel sub= fug as the servant of the defender fore liable. Rule granted. COURT OF BAN (Before Mr. Coromisd TIC RR ROYAL BRITISH I At the sitting this morning, t a the pound wu declared. lin 11. 6d. would be payable in th months, and that t her e wu ever mire with the shareholders (for 64 'aerial out. THE POLICE THIS D MANSION-I &oily Phillips vras charged be having Wastes." to destroy hen A polkaed& salt about 11 o'cl who was las about de ostatbe kill helesl4 was ea lastawbeid Ind[ Ms the wake. I asked dolmas' to is aisebbst to has astahly ass, red that took be The maketaaste woman was n team at the Manden-house la cedinalton connected with the tube evident that her mind me Ms Lord Mayor directed that WOW, and she willingly soh hasw ahe m Could be perfectly rata Mod sla /awls fluent was shags! _Yuan et mem the pep sswaosoush, glow awashetwu The phew lad beta in I a mamma es/ captor mall nos of thsl la is bug et mosey try ultsb ha aid aot account. doss Mt the swim without co W it yea that asoirtoksed that stew which he bed beta sada tree needved by Hr. Danes, Ha map and n tallt=62beeweial6l. and Thi pima add he certain sad he Ina sea, to say that h atm wary a his own. bat he at • hams lay. Hs dill sot eon the albaseat utbadppit, as h dewvbktt he was see =pa Lord Ilayor—You are cot BOW-BTI Ann/a:Li BT;1 Vidor Bonmek, a "'renal gunge assault on a young woom deecribed herself .s. dream:oaks' The complainent state! that, I R she was goina home to h at shade quarter to one this mew he poisoner at the owner of Ikea Hs ossos up to her, m the hos, main the modally diallisetnic her count Irousestkes, not barbs( seen sit hoer mem Wm Worm Thu primmer befog =obis to e mrd and Wired to translate maplalusat accosted him, ant. lathing to say to her, struck bin Ist off. aped s• a wilts l'imilm oulplo red to watch • the Cool Hole Tater taide. et Loodest celebrities (wits ontuestals of the establishment to being exhibited for sdrertis etudtart-street. H. sad lu mos down W.lbc %roes the read towards Watt liter, who o ut from the dirndl the without the slightest pr t