The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-22 00:00:00

2 'FRB DAILY NEM : LONDON NORNINO ii. u.ftrtg:t=tr.r..ZerC«.........“ %V Irmo oars rd rib 4 lb mod oro—la &aromas of lb Or rib So rdr braids sod warrnlal Orrelloo b do dr bred. or roar ally MR h low II 1 11// II MIMI 411 INPAVIAL , .... Irlogo do kir Oro model 'M t • y TOMO imot U m illThiLf pia ZIPOZT. ADVIOLTNIMMIL Z=r 4 o =l :". rdtporl "" Cr a s ro lls. dill' b tt 4 or Wks Irtrim: or od S fir B. II god a. l" is rde=tri= =4l w IND suppeol ts. por grello. Vold lo THE DAILY NEWS delivered to all parts of oo woteet fo od a . = red ma 4 pi bf I. LAT et)* 4xpreoo. TO CORRESPOND allorti~sts irmik:a tee "The Itspe"="a /lOW JIM ma .t oft% he. ifteereeevat. by Tee 'Vet IS do Sy al OSIOSIS. AAAAAA UT. Tea liewee. • LlVire : TA. eeeke.-4edV LISA AS TWO /11414—Caimishe Faix="la In=l,4_ll OOM QTY •1 KING =malt!. 1190019 8 . orl.llaeM. -.Am OMNI WHO& 60111111 T. lbsif Wpm. HAMMY. Nom. Cowl* lei IWO PAW, M ' Yns wo•duis of Nth la that lasraiNs 11, Tbr Tana re kr 'raw. Mr. M 868 1 •11 6: ileiw—Dein Win ag taloa NIGH WATER AT LONDON BEM& Tom Der —llinms. Us. ...-- Afterasse. OIL OM ewassorw—Mirslas 116 Muss.. IL Us. LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 22. TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will bet published se usual TO-MORROW. GOOD GOD, what can yon my to them r Snob, we see told, on the best authority, was tho piens ex clamation of a dietinguished pereonsge who lies been everything, exoept member kr the snap et Backe, when he beard that Mr. DIM= as play down to talk to The farmers at Newport bps* Mr. Diseases reply to the pasties In enstsbei ea oration, which took ease lee to dam 11Si several rabsame to report. &me Malopiaml sea an toad at taking mall maim kr sabr ing great amiertakinp. The ohm= glass et Pumas= twin& the Mesta= Been= tab at eppertmay fix pushy be& the with of • embhbes erudition t Bleep Date bulk vp • wan al siebligibe a the mi prembing Ina et the Adam et tar was. Mr. Denanut peat antegeart Ilk Boom eanimbil • biter to the reassorth abeam iato a essetkehi of the renowned Conerative patsy. And new Mr. Datums himself hr noes the hamma. emery at Newport Papa es the prow mean lia developing to the public mind et tide anstry Mee she deems it fitting to reveal of the mystery a the sew Toryism. To nadir the meaning of oracles into the let geese of the vsiger is sesemerily on aspalethl tort. The Delphis style belts the Delphic natter ; sod we would be smisnisoi es speaking with all homming hesitation, while we osisavewr, in our pessis kakis, bailey to indisalo the ant malts of this kart developmerst of tesassmakstal toryiem as applied to the polkas of the any. Amording to ea imported light, it would appear that Mr. EMMA= empatolated his hearers on the high pins sew pereiling, for all that they either pro. rinsed or eseetrowd. The latter topic of felicitation Domes a little sod, bat the hums had dined, and the speaker may probably have had as esoteric maids, whisk is beyond our mach. This high range of priers was attributed, of moray =Maly to Australian and Californian gold, and • eseSdent poodietion was hazarded that a low sate of interest would man emcee with high prices to Morse still mere that agriendtaral prosperity whisk, bat kr the astidestal eirenmetesee of the gold discovery, would have tem ruined by mare strieket coespetitica. la memos with all classes of dm oreensasity, we should of wares hail with ma distal. Nalkketien any praxiseste promise of a low flab of interest. It is unfair to demand of evades that they should esedaseend to be explanatory, Misrule* It would have Ursa highly desirable to learn os what beefs Mr. DULL= grounds an expectation with whisk the axprisnes of the last few years has bees so oignally ineonsistent. Pase:ng freen political seoriemy to political reforms. Mr. Dunsfol makes the notable discovery that although there are undoubtedly inequalities in the representatioa that eall loudly for sammdmint, those inequalities are all adverse to cultural population, and that the only jest assure of reform would be one which eve increased weight to that elms of the pep dation as emporia with the inhabitants of towns. The way be which Mr. Dosaseou arrives at this maris. orlon is characteristic enough. He takes the whale aggregate of the population as his coastitueat bask regards ao element but the mire element of numbers. He argue as though universal suffrage wem, an admitted principle of our mastitaties. Here are so many inhabitants of rural districts, se many of urban district& the proportion of members to numbers in the two clams is anemia, therefore the representation is unequal, and will be se till thou rural population returns members in arithmetical proportion to its numbers. It is unfair to look he logic in an oracle, otherwise it might he allowable to saris that mere sombre have never yet boon taken, as tar as we are aware, ems by tnnesomehmtal Toryism, as the basis of representation. If they wen so takes the argument would be irraraphle if not, it is nought. If Mr. DLL= sass i 0 mom for ward as the champion of universal or manhood suffrage, his ergonomist for an imams, of the county representation in proportion to was numbers would be tenable ; on so other (roast is it as. We leave him to settle this Fist in motereses with the Attire framers of the new Tory Reform Bill. Again, Mr. DIBILALII assures the farmers of New port Pagnell that the abolition of Church Rates in volves logically the abolition of the Established March. Here, again, it is we feel eminently mem eatable to require of an oracle to observe any ober distinction betwesa the maims meanings of a ward used in so many different awns as the word Church. Still we may be allowed to submit that there is some distinction between throwing the nensort of the ecclesiastical fabrics called churches on the members of the Anglican communion, and dissevering all consexios between the Stab sat the orb:gest/cal society called the Cher& It may also be permitted as to roma* that the non-ersealar order of datums Judge of these natters by other rules than them of dry lees t sa d that priestisal eras whom" most convinced of the ad. wasp of saintandai the Chareh (m an eceleekto. Beal jessiety) in Oanalliill• with tee gate will be bast disposed to insist on the maintenance, out of • general rate, of chunks@ (ea econsiellied fano). when they ees that end can only be attained I p an irritaden of feeling and an embittered ems* of in justice and political degradation, which, in a few more ran, may prove perilous, if not fatal, to the maintenance, an any terse, of an EccleeMeticel Eats- Miasma. With the concluding remarks of the Newport Pigpen demonstration on the rather wide thesis of the "imputation' of the country" we art profess, as for as tee dearly understand them, a gencesl con currence. It is gaits true that we are an old oeun try, attached to old emaciation', not violently impatient even of old institutions. But why is it that though ea old country in point of date, we are a young country in point of vigour P Why are we hale and robust sad saterpriaing, instead of babe languid and elate mid saranolentt Why is every vein and artery in this great frame pulsing with the healthful blood el ardent manhood—every sinew strung every sneak developed into giant strength P It is very presumptuous to swam that an oracle can require to be told of anything, but, in confidence, we will hint to Mr. Donau here what he might have resented on hie tripod at Newport Peg nelL We will tell him that this England of ours is thus renewed in youth end renovated in strength precisely became, though not eager for revolution, she has never been afraid of innovation—bemuse, though fond of old institutions when bond to be good, she hes sever clung to them when proved to be bad—because,undismayed by the warnings of oracle', orbs has thrown Wulf heart and soul into the policy of unrestricted meapetition, and has loosened herself from the trammels of the orthodox Toryism of the past, with the same fin* contempt for sophistry as will enable her to laugh to oxen the transemdentel Toryion at the present. be court. 08BORNO,. ife larafftary Doke of Oar biertillyr and Perm Biwa et len Werra Oiled bre majesty yes spilargte 71 --- e purl bu Ismees et Willa rat, ta arm le Or Orit's Ilissaga. The Pare direr' rreal Orem rimer maim Ira s Isar dart re lays to Or Lb Meld sad the la& et repul a Veser vas Weald Mar lb hoer by Yr. F. 0110Milk by Oar, sod Dr. Daierra DJ!, are ausserrlea lbe Dor O. R. wa arl Wr. yr Cherstillerk NO i ale erne at it rad Dana Abbey, Whims% ma Omar, (ben oboes tae Parse reresit Ibrallya), Direarawalr. 111er reword Kralsk rhos kr earl Wm, rated Orr& Oohs aed Werra Warrher Ey. Ita selierra Preilb le ONION the mare Ariel the Catheig Orli; awl st Irsabra b Ogarg rat line ad behmlee to the Zad a/ Dorm Ole soya Werat - rd pally apt at Ter as Tardily erl, star rag the Miater aa the herr* rea r& bit by giber be Lamar m. the Ire ol Wtehß A apsilla the alai d Balassay SAW NM lila taming fir = i ttalf2stitek7 si the Isiastir. Ifs at lir Mina a stra2.llll4ra Mika M.P., Xr. Rasa 'Mz X. A. Mirs i, M., Mr. Wiwi P., ad is la et tip Osisi tat3lv ass lad No. 1 , Oat irsaatest, Wriets=gl . Tirm wassaspoid mar& y. Prusa— Mast mom. lAr. Imam Olialas, Or Ma 'id art Wales, as assa if sa Ails Amity. Ws seisesiad Isti kis bar liisty's Islualsa sla Ws al eacas dal tar pies a Bilaigia Palma stir bre lisisty's airs Is lonia The Countos Crayon has issued cards for balls the let end Bth at sir ateeth. The Earl of Parris will give his second ball on Friday, the 12th d Jaw The Earl and Countess of Abergavenny and Lady Carcase Nevin have arrived at their hors to Pardeed piece, tine Bin*. Mears Kent Lord and Lady linguae end family have arrived at the Braererick Ler, Jensysotnet, kr the rase. Lady de Leis and Dudley will arrive in town today, kr the arm The How. C. L. Bader and the Misses Butler will Om a toll is fhoevesse.phes, es Tuesday, 16th at Jose. Lady Sykes' ball takes plans this evening (Fri kr). Colonel sad Lady Laura Meyriek entertained at Barr, ea Welaraley, at their hers is Carearsereet, the Wreak end Marricere et D.lllllldlS, Lord sad Lady Rims, Lord Castineme, Led end lady Aladdin Lard Itsvorwerth, the Hos 0. lisercals, de. The Hon. Mr. and Lady Augusta Mostyn have wired at Devarldrilecs Hors from the coney. We understand that a marriage is arranged to aka pros between the Bight Mae. Frederick Fri and Mr Shelley, (sly demister of Mr. Jobe Shaky, of Aeries, sad sine of the pod, Posey Byars Shelley. The Right Hon. W. 0. Hayter, M.P., entertained st dieser, as Wedreky evaisg, at hie lore to Hyde pek-tereco, the kilewiag seribere of the Hasse el Cre was vhs...---lhe Bari at Italgure, Led Ailed Peet, the AttsraspOessral he Inked, Mr. Iselehball-Haseres Hr. Bader, Mr. liaradi, Mr. Birk, Mr. Bleak, Yr. Del os, Yr. Beasialt, Mr. Thorsdy, Mr. Puller, Mr. Steel, and Mr. Heedoestk ; end Captor Oarett. The Right How. T. W. Fitzpatrick, Mesa. Fitz patrick, Ned rite, have weird at their reader in Onorece-placo, tram Indeed, for the sears Sir Richard Bulkeley's eldest son hu married Ytr Brim, is Park. It is her Majesty's intention that state balls and ossiesits doll take shoe at Bookiashals Palace after her Dikkety's nests to Leaden. At the Frorsedde Sell da Wednesday evening, the Bier Has. the Bad of Careenos see imealliel ae the Mfrs of Its 10 (Warded/re del !eider), Iry by the Bark, M.P. fee impaks The creeray see redered the ern impedes W Ihe peewee of the Ones' Mader the Bad of Ildlod. the svolpsgrakiii Der* Ovoid Hader Lail Itioderb tarty or ally pot pa riders illy or dry Fowl saws, sod shoat us Ober breams woII knows in the ore& Tam Parsecs or W•LIII IN • COAL Royal Highness the Prima at Wales, slew Tiddler the like district, arrived at Newer& awTeralay, &beat am deist by the Meteorite sad Cell& lielweE _Mkt narturat at the Gated HMIs Dam bo l UV l the at raw teak, whir reppi rob* he errairee at Fere Boers Wails, eller ba001•L I. was or creed by Kr. IL T. Meetwa, ese by Owl C l abe i l learediess g bidsermard, i4 mai am es De audios by Hs veyei tila M VOID easveyel bin De beg irt" dr &A lowa "De rne oboe," drabs is cad tale, art melba k ibe V a Wt. Mr Noss ye= bis be awls *NEW of We zobit i re oboes De nab cit ys We ark evinced ae imam at ea De cair Wag let dew De slim al sopa Ws amine dada* animist glib tbet of bile limp= Indtalea, of etree b records' ties Air pepday isemi oadill la lie seigbbesibeed her MN Da able be esaiheil tY meek Ilke ibelt, and la Seaga SD IwWwwft a. dais we Wee WAWA A enu remem' ft. &as lib owl Dabs= yresseiel Se Lamb s= Oasis De wag d Se as et uib b baubsea. Is De maim De ma Isola ft De eiseib es lame Nam fir *span e , amil be bl e ll4 l S 4 whore be bbar el = .•ll l . l Ste yes by Mt. E. esi bb OW esil Ds Amami em Wm. Tea 'slag seadmaAWail, an d Br Militias 1104 rad ea &A ID. DAMP% esa el Loud Cliabsi, alai lasamdamlai the mai Wow —Durham Chreakla. INDIA liDaiD, MAT 21.—A ftelMs• his Dm etim la Ilekirriew with re Potel Deed el ob. enabbeey ead kw rept 4 bib, 1 1 ' n.P" aNsi Erie ; . likabeees, X.P., lab% Dei., A. 112. , Ws balm, Mass N. W. Omaha% A. Ambeesea„ • lledie, V. Desbera,. A. M. DWI% A. elasses. , P. P. Zolabee. IL IL R. Crepbab C. B. abase. It. II DeueeL Jame EDI, Dr. Dim. W. ead 41 . Mk. _We T. N. MON e, IlL i tt N. Nom. The Bay. Charles Eardy, LK, his base be& taiga by Oars Weidman, ley *Woe a catashaies hem abe Lard Arabiebey el is e 4:basedia s albe reassey et keeeyti, Nabik ea bb ems Vai ci f ROYAL ITALIAN °PILL. A affir prima diama, Ilitiamolarile Tama, made bile debut at the Lycra lest alight is t i asmaciar of 111.1ra, la the Piarni. We rung lady—shs Is ma young, Wag rat toned of twody—las &heady pima corldsrable rotation to Italy, sad parer pewee sod gears' which parr to nisi her high to her prelim pie is of middle Orr ; her fir Is stoat, but its Warm, which der ad err the "aseropeint thereat," doss set derma Ira the rolidarr at hoc sit pram, or herb miss ease sod Burrs et bar rovaresta Her dereres, wither Min ilmasty erred, to prig is fatelligeot, and bar brad is art in fly is amoleally herd. Her voice is • pre rear of a rich tor is orsorre complies. It hr all the (ea rn el yeah, is its lasitalty le favearshis b rid or err Br aro is notarably boo is liquid. Blas la r accomplished ertiat ; her taste tad style an realent, and isse iatasatiaa is dodder She has, moreover, rah ha ng, and err with warmth sad wasearts. With these raids' bar Elvin wee • very terra is tabrestiag mr tontratw sae the hare " Sc. rubes roar with pest Marcy, ad with that wife orwarks of in nocent gar which reeds it chanalag. Bat bar best vocal Worts wen the per sir, " Gat, la t 00.," in the used err sad the corediag dust with Arturo, is width she displayed genre pathos. Phe wee manly vac. cerfal throughout. Her principd it wan much ap plauded, end she was redly called for et ties is of the Pees. Moroi was the Arturo, sad the charier Goad not ham bad a boas reprobative. He exerted kraal to the roost, sad with the pear air. Oraziani was the Ricaudo, sad Uglier° the Gicegio—both .:rills t. Near& there will be mother Neer ag dear it this rear. Mies Victor Bah, Ihr udder is alimisi ecerpostr,l to appear is the ikaaassitria. Rls les sera bra ea the Mop a speed lam fa pubis ; bat her whet we ham his al bar Mho& ad simatiaa, we ham rescue to moot that she will be road to be atesdy a I ilaislasd artist. ROYAL ACADEMY OF 1117111 C.—The EISEI of Watmarelsad,OM gab/ma of the towellese cd zemess liest, bee reselvid her **Ws oar d to anossee the bell forth, lement of the Royal Academy al )Loot he Fri dley, July 7. THE 417 ritaasrrzas axIII3ITION. The attendance on the &Meg asp los glassily Ispeoned, rod on Wedarolsy 6,370 penile pilaw elnl, of whom 1,696 arrived by Milroy. la Ala= le thee then were 1,261 etlantad by earns *Ma radii total 6,631. Ol the onenalee a wed ark were by re/lway fr Liverpool, sot *as the ~WIN oonleholoring lover; ead the vietbno Waled awns weettneetem6 their whoa, with • woo Gila rad pespers• doggie Imms the eristireel adder • Evabe et edilimet Orem how bus ylmel in 'an* fladriles sumo reemer rubella is Or eatesi ban. Leo Imo. ore mieduri welytmee hoe bum yleced, in Were sail malls. • sum ire Lam !yew et Mermy ls snort ts.. •and la mails mba/ lee Illejessy, the hie Dyke et Wager% Pitt, Cumin, Meier Msylosesor Dltlr, Jam Prok• Jure Walk 111164 wmiw.lh, Mr" sal Tower Twaney um In Inlaerwera day, end asneMbrodino • heavy fa et oh ere wee • large Who of the .IN wealthy awl atilombis Orme sr re 3 edict, fnetaikog rry veil yeti Isr ordsekr Wirt • morlientlie swims et emordirheldess. Me. Drell _mad gleteilest Mores yeaseby ellmmer, eml Mrs ems • Wavy ismerl igen So re, semolle eel slider 1NT511.1111.116 i this Iwpwari leech of the earhishatent. Asiwall the Villioll ma Joke Honorees. In eillNen to chi. =peeled from the Swag of Arts sod the Lew Seeiely, the Intlitoto d llechaak•l Enianwe ban leoldei yea kitbag meetings st Meschrsee os the Mr sad 136 Maar. with view to eisinag the Art Tresentee Bab des. The mriod And for the nit of the Society of Ails r in Mareetinter Pshibitiom is the weeit conmemeng Um Nth July. • load committee Me bon Genet la ilfmmehoptar to make ensmiemente for the seciety's reception then. UM committee i deeinee of knowing, ea arty me nail* the Ranter of embers likely to viek Moneberter, is radar that imfermaniam remectime keen end lodgings may be obtened. The committee en making apptioatits to the pried* ode ties, the Ilachmage, owl venom large mmandhonnes, for the admission of mombere of the Society of Arts during their Ant, on showing their cue of mmabcrolip. EVXICING, MAY 22, 1867. OP POOR RATES. Yesterday arras the parishioner of Fulham awe t the Nalked sthaelmeles, Tuner M prereees wart the preset use daoesaeors for *orb The Ihn. R. G. Bras,..= the their, II re doer het et rotes awe epees awl lefethreaki n s i t i kleseste of the poor, se well le ea the rithoper who wow so arrelly tend. /err or Ither slaw irk lobe two lt woo kali eieteeety br ides le p i= to support of that shame; Ihr by the Os that panalwe wen =harelip arm le bop dal thpe oem poor, sod that cared •• IMNrAmer et s pew la the poor probe iher ether*, well hoary sad the wenn wee that the poor we depth to live wherever they add, or ware bra to go to places very often r err bra then Irk toot they avid hardly manage to piths II et lit MI rear 11166 ascry to occopy react firdr= i r INNIS al ea Mr. Blackford to mese be lir. Itaiitstere les km sl ue hid men le i d erswillne el Urea, he lark anti awl • 11111 e kkert to the Wee Sr. yew both al hie bp the DNA wise ar t • . 11•11. is frposter, haw sky It wee kg kr mirk kir sib were bworles. Cr be • et relotemyr weer • Ira ea foe =NM to the bee* ea thebb bey ewe es wryer dein ks thief tar wss the banse of the poor k i rk 1863 for horsesek peer there was • our Ila. Id. paid ; Y UK MIK 4a. U.; la 1116 b. Id.; gad fa 11118, SACK (lberets.) The ebbed per of the pariah roe ethy 1,348 Pro_ &WPM bay of = ba h' won bond_ though eel thrlalg ok to et 761, alai& rather 25 wee Ist* week wow sat oh . sib= Ihel ems sled ear. Tbs barer to km /real areal fey the poor bad bosa very rut. In 1663 ▪ oretwlth te 11,071. to., la 1664 to 12,0631.8.., to 1666 le sad la 1866 to 16,0071. 11s. (Exprader of a= ) Thorp theme yrs tire bed bra • gra ded berm ot the bremoble_ J=. The ban atoms Porker Sara was soy othreerfts was all—poihroom was oregb. " 7B lark) le p er l to ewer them the they week as so pod liked • e* bee rkset, sad he wee lepw le ow Ihs rewers worm err* This wee sot • panto to the odor near bat aM spersi, or would titer 11~;eel ths rent =I west wee with bob Meer ler bid sef lbeel,rthaereirkg seerevesely,betir 1iev.1b.6 4 061 or "dr peilower VIM Week( roar 'rhymer bobs tie rib Ihres*_ke pr o w. he se feerelhe d low ths k boe • pew Ewa tblway der 611 el • mak eM le wW ath se re reoft , b seta aka week ram as 6thr by the acelbet kr eeppert, ebbolks s • re% to the pod& As • prat of km ty could ton kr • Ni. het, , that to rte la Lemke • rats el k tbs re to smother, tot a stoats throw map, it re only 4d. Mr, boor.) La the prib of - Jars' tho Warr. they IPA early es growl s, that they bolt foe werkheass to Ohba. Ths kw of othibrout ▪ serwal hid • sores klessee a dds reeks. It artist Gee, if they ersothed, r wwY kkg "Mel em ir am est be htbietel with ark beig es. se IseereV i l soy re thew reel haw, ma send, Sok of - gram rth tour gellbes, the'. ebbe wed& boo wroth es awl ea =itay ma et rear It was she aid tbod Ibq raid t oTo•Torml wir the wow If buy bed • Lego tad tb• Idad elikel for pima kudos ; het, elee Mn. prat =padre* s slim at their sties, ko oda ley lie Mod a MN bud awl say Its armor kr " way 6 11.16 ..44 by • siglesebas, awl he w web es thoy wadi giros day deeps wry bet eat roeserble an Y As dlstelbelka oldie urn then ward. =Wryer WI had wry groat plerwe la the ronlellie, ad 6•466 dry hod abut eight eel • wet man Is manse to the Isslidues. Van= vs& le es isselnika la • way die qv" Mlrleilbe alimeal maw Am punt wins if loollse mill me Mb; Mr= be sherd bet ths miles et aim ar 6 BM. le 78M b nimbi that =rises rereereses, thwerioe arerepos 1.70 This 6theisks of hoer swat thsdada of about woolora. By • Nielc Mel to MI6 Ito eaw that the 11. = by the It. Zathsrinee Duke for the rend like pew ter cely 4141., whilst the Lora Dock Camp y, hi s Y maw The lamer* tho loin N i raderk sed i:d i 1116 1. 12,58 1 L. Ike, Mr. Fowler (of tbs Corral boor, dee tor of Poormers), Kr. lobar, Mr. Shaskil. 61., berg eared ks worm resolutions arbodyks lho eribrale d the perishierre were rani weeny dee r arta rake ea tie abbe roger" for par- Ihsaerthah sorra rest bars wee giro to the tembret the procesdhp. MONSTER BLAST AT BaLTFIZAD. HOLTHILD HABBOUR,_IIAT 21. This maignifiotat operation come off with complete WOMB at twisty Wastes met soca thin day, what, with ma aggregate thine 021,0021ta of powder, • sectioa of Holy head neossanta, ranottlog to massawsmsot to 100,000 taw of the Medea marts molt, ens dislodged. The most splendid sight was pralated ca the roamed " Fire I" beteg given, when • MOM of We sestet uplesmed at ma over Ise en sysiossies, lawhig • spa of 450 het la length, 120 to height, sad OM in browithos • Miami to the 'nomad spplaatka of powder ss • moving spat. The cagteasering °pastime went:coda:Ml by Mr. Chain Rigby is pasts. eadotsd by Mr. O. C.ll.lthelmer, the raidsat abeam Sir the ocatnoton, Maas. J. me C. Rigby, of Wearsieeter. Upwards of May smitmere of the civil sad military bertha was mast, =vend of whoa me mew the soot ..heat of the day. The Lagoa at Mink Matra Railway Conroy outdid may sppeetwnity to the saitatito lagoirer and pale st Urge by man* clam trains. Nearly 10,000 visitors wttnemnd the operstka. SALE OF LEOPOLD REDPATR'S EITECTS.-1110 floa day's asis t tbs choice collootioa of awl wadies works of art, at Messrs. Christie's, tusk z briny, sad sums He let radioed wry bids 46, sa oval ahead ray Vratetiaa gins wick abrallwads, dark sad cover, at wlllk rub, kdilias. owl dm by la Wks Iva 14 hobo blOh a r e lleir k alma& Lai 74, Denim am% swebs. fts sod pi{ with spays& busks. paid walk sawourstaitus saA bawywb ar glist o ilingi'agg i adid e lit ylatt er We lli a rl l. 7 4. B. 44age•l' lr e ne - mays, dews foss, Obeys, se at yabitlay sad seektrat_ lOU splawodt sawisfanwola, IS bobs bu k 1114 ill. - L 6 N. Al* of We eL Monad bottles, elk drystalkswmas k skis as hellash mem; amnia swatsoallissaalk. 114 hub= bith, 441. - Utak Drs. illjtro w Wee ass peezik elite amid 111.1 gold awl Is saioss slams, by La gay, lisessa AIL LAM A vary al issessubsivs, pss lion peomiorla bustail lades of soak sad arm% gall, ailed via palm soma Las s. dellkas. by ass& sessietsi st deal piens vith bba had et L e i graft and .see Waist, sad cap Mai MINA 641. 112. Pak ad oven. 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Te7lllBllT,if 91.—AdiNsioes 4f paymmt, 11,074; eft I" se m Sisk. 417; NW 3.491. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (non ova own PARIS, THITILSDAT EY/LWINO. This being Mansion-day, the Bourse and all public offices are closed, and there are no evening I !Vim The French ambassador to the Court of St. James's mod the Counter de Persigny have left Paris to re turn to London. The debate on the budget—for no less parliamen tary word than a " debate " has yet been invented to describe the small talk in which that pale shadow of a parliament, the Corps Legielatif, now and then indulges—commenced on Monday, and (the house not sitting on Ascension-day) stands adjourned till Friday. It excites not the least public Interest. When the present Imperial Consti tution was young, the French journals used to copy from the Monitetir the official report of the promalings. You are aware that none other flea the died report can be published, and it may sot be abridged or commented upon. The conse quence of this nonletion is that the newspapers, finding by expellees that people never reed the speeches of ncerinal representatives of the people, who exercise no real influence over state affairs, fill their columns with more interesting matter, and it is only in the Mondevir that the observations made by members on the occasion of their registering go vernmental decrees can be found. As far as the dis cussion on the budget has hitherto gone, there has been no speech having the slightest tendency to lighten the darkness in which the state of the public finances as a whole bas long been involved. There is no prototype of Joseph Hume in the present Chamber, and so far from containing any complaints against the extravagance of the estimates nearly all the speeches made were nothing but pleadings on behalf of particular dames of persons for larger salaries or pensions. Everybody under government wants more money on account of the damsel of living. Claims were put forward on behalf el peer curates, clerks in public offices, retired Mem registrars in the Juge de Pace's Court, clerks i• the prefectures, and old officers of the Logien of Honour, which, if all listened to, woad smillimis the budget to the extent of NES Mss IN twat" millions of francs per annum. To erne erniamirldolt were all very plausible, the government commis sheers had but one unvarying answer, that however mei the necessities of the claimants might deserve sympathy, all that could be done was to take a nob of the arguments used to be considered at some fu ture time, when the financial situation would permit a plater outlay for the public service. Ono mem ber, M. Dante, who appeared as the advocate of the irks in the prefectures, ventured to say that when the.. millions were allotted for furnishing and deco mAing the Louvre, 400,000 fr. for the purchase of the Crystal Palace, and large sums for forming camps, which, after all,wore not such good schools for war es Algeria; a sum of 649,800 fr. (which was all that he asked for) ought not to be grudged to keep the junior protectoral clerks in the departments from a data bordering on misery. In the course of this de bate, M. Achille Jonbinal brought forward the griev ances of the proprietors whose houses have been pulled down without compensation, because, according to a recent decision of the Council of State, they stood in the way of the fortifications of Paris. M. hibi nal said that in a petition presented to the Emperor these proprietors made use of the following strong expression :—" We have on our side law, right, and equity, the opinion of lawyers, public opinion, and immemorial possession. To deprive us of our pro perty without compensation is spoliation ; it is the re-establishment of confiscation." The reading of this passage produced something like a sensation in the house, but M. Baroche brought the matter to an end by the conclusive observation that whatever the Council of State has decided was a chose juges, and could nut be quartioned. It appears that when the fortifications of Paris were made it was generally understood that the obligation called "servitude militaire," which the proprietors of lands adjoining other fortified towns are under in virtue of a general law, was not to be applicable to Paris. It is this understanding which the proprietors repre sented by M. Jubinal now allege to be violated by government for the first time. I mentioned some time since that some of the owners of the houses in question were so excited that they had armed them selves and frightened away the men Afro had com menced the work of demolition. The amount of property afftcted is very large indeed. Paris was this evening visited by a very heavy thunderstorm. The rain fell in torrents from five to six o'clock. All the cellars in tho low parts of the Faubourg Montmartre are full of water. SPAIN. The Dards contains the following analysis of the new law on the press submitted by the Spanish government to the Chamber of Deputies: o The new race which is to govern the pews will not be accused of teepeet a libcmlity. In order to publiah a political journal in Madrid, it will be neomeary to pay 600 fr. direct tame; if in the provinces, UM. It will be name, eery to prove the payment of this mount, calculated three year. in advance. Should the journal be published In Madrid, it will be requiaito to degoeita caution-money of 76,000 f; ; if in the provinote, • sum at 60,000 tr. Articles on political, philomphical, sad relleloas 'objects most be signed by their miters. Mama couneltted by the pram will be liabb to Anse not movediag 20,0006. and not under I,ooofr. These camas will be tried by a special tribunal, composed of a prosidsat sad Animism la Madrid. and of • president sad UMW judges la the province". The publica tion of the pleadings for the Mere se for the accusation is absolutely prohibited. HUNGARY. A letter from Vienna, given in the Union rye: It appeals posillve that the Eaprot tW Rot maim hit IMMO et clatotacy 4 hem et limpelise to Or we ' '" arty pealed to retitled plums sedretopee, bet will dm radon thus their leaded purely dented after the revendloo, sod ohnlnistsred since that period by a special commission. It le stated that the tables are being drawn up he the disietries of. the Interior, Finance, and lathe, of the parity darted in Hungary and other puts of the sorb* Wining to persona osaimmed for palled 116110111. thwording to 'Withal wily of faith, the with of the Load property 'equa lised In Hungary sesowend in 1400 to swirly 40 million &ism R I M that thee the Take of bad hu inerseeed. One away, that of the wdottanate Colonel de KM who vas old altar the vides, of the Metro-Russians, ekes had properly osothisthill to the othst of 10 =linos of francs. The deter °C linked Was, who, grevioody to the revolution emoted a Mgt 'whir st the mud of Vienna, is now in the Aland Ste" whin is is earrthed to obtain a living by giving music lessons. After witnessing a launch at Bordeaux, on Tues day, the Greed Duke Conatentine was entertained at a grand dinner at the Hotel de Villa Arming the gnats ware the Cardinal Arehblahop, Osmond de Tartan, the Prefect, the CoonninarrGeneral of Yarise, the Rambo Conenl-Os sera, and a number of the notabilities of the city. At about half-put aloe the prime proceeded to the theatre, where the &op as Berrpsisa, the second sad third acts of Le Reim do CANN", sad the divertimereent of Lie disarm ias Dial*, were given. Oa entering the box of the prefect, the prime wee receired with acelarnations, which won repeated when he quitted the house, The Omni Deb embarked on Woe:l -anky he board the Use itortesee fee ItechetecL AUSTRALIA. .-0.--. CST warm miszArz.) MOM OCR OWN 001113STORDS PLYMOUTH, Famty, The Stamboul, Captain Cole, the first vessel dis; Fetched from this port on the Australian Auxiliary Steam Clipper Company's line, arrived here this morning, from Melbourne. She brings a mail, 125 passengers, and 45,000 ounces of gold. Her sews has been anticipated from other sources. The Stamboul rounded the Horn on the 2nd of April, and crossed the Line on the 27th of April. Calms and light winds experienced in the trades have been the cause of her long passage. MIDDLESEX NOSPII4L.--1 PRIZES. t t7270N Or The smug thotributios of prises to the stwiesta I at this limplMl task yesterday et the Baliffaffiera under the pmildnasy se the Bee, el LONDON. Dr. Puns real • my.% _whke geme • • laeol e = account of the meaner in - wilek senienl• Bid allusimee , their duties d MS Thelr oraminetions had uring boa rise repast =Mess wore, and their general eorbad. It was had sae been iamreif, Indeed, it Whoa egsalloi,inany other salmi a. metropons. The Bishop of LONDON then distributed the prises as follow Medicine—Prise, Mr. John Tatham, Burton ia Lomelele. fl orgery— Prise, Mr. John Tatham, Burton In Owseral Anatomy said PhtoMff. —Pain Mr. William Howells Biz, Toateklge Dosaiptvre and Surgical Anatomy—Prim, Mr. Jeer William Baton, B*ham, Notts. !monad Anatomy—Prim, Mr. Jests Willituu Beton, fkaglime, Notts; bir. William Howells _ tridp ClisaditT ri l i at i Prise, Mr. Homy Welter Pagans, Lemke; Zed Mr. Chutes Henry Fowler, Poplar. liktwikry—Prize, r. Daniel Derrereuz, Ilersiniliirt. Mate& Medlos—Prise, Mr. James Beeestt _ ,lksaleury Ozon. Mettioal Itutspnidemo— Prix Inisidsailas, Mr. Wiliam Brooks Pool, Centler bury. TOW Weekly lisaralnefifes, Mr. Willem Brooks Posi:Oisioner. llotrey—Pelne, Mr. wiDiee Howells Biz B, Tanked. Weis Prise be Ysfl Ansterny sod (powslei by Omer les. Neel —Mr. Us Tagra;lisifts is OMNI Prim fa Meadow— Mr. him Whims, Bosse be Lassie& Twosomes PRY —Mr. lablehilms, BM= Y Lemeloh. Several pads ams, behelleg may alb, elms, eseelved bowery end hate et promel peel 'Mind ma dew. no Bi l letßi l letsm. Pasoan dm =il tM ersetan, sad of* pi*. mesh assmeesse owl eleirems Um west mesol, awl bealestael sikei=t- Avails bras • Nem et se • emileel ceslosieel seeds bsepiel ous ts = w &NM thee he bevel he Owe, shish IFNI wok to ewes the siert Piuses el • sellechle this it at Faroe ' ersoll be serial by all whom lima LOS -°--fill b pewsle sa impertast an obiset. He ' otspaialsbei the pods as the honours Ow hod wro m , " mama' mlf Os rat gunlikanon ho felt at Wag witness to their snermaa. The Mon. Mph& Kerns reposed a rots of thanks to his lorded*, end the lindsres tenidnated. Tug ROYAL Hogring.--This institution held ibe read sethiereery Omer 7. 1 ,at the Lagos Tarim wig woe gewilleil ever by Mr. Moles Dickens at whose anageiba the lasibillea tens lembei la 186 i. It ws• OEM oat by lie le Meweekeld Werth that, Awn& thew wen ha p& kr Os wee et emery possible silawg err ire" pet then 111111 ad am tee es reseptlea et ream a~aesttew. Oa Me bit andeiyT=Msd ai lle o r kw nes sal waist slam vim% teei= in err a &haft, eire hsgelewly he the Oaks 1116 Oa Me semi= Mr. Chutes ame pee!dele yetawa mil wee seappeeted =e t Meryl& T M wain% lava Masi Paget, M.P.. Detsh, the la Mimed Phipps, Oh .P. Elle C. lb. ilied4 seal aim catlea diu t the taalbel petweba. 16. C. Dieing. " Piegraf is sin 11 11 0011." laa• • mesl=l fig memo et n atilt be asa wen* code Oa =sel es iterl as o= i t a teMs B la Ws wra by Wird Ills Isms. Ms w a re ll sweat = ii ellta bail • 1.20.11111, d argaer awl a eereeiftg aid Si alibi* caret y,l. eswelbakeg that they wene aweasta ma et Ora Mselle. The Wig, however, wee le wiM. stet It ireabl M l seadeel wisegameet, sag aseist may egOsalas. %e Is II Swim dam* sir aided to the empew sudelleste lawade he sit, wasiistbsg, ea be Ml. Oat as billalha Oh ma a worst owl aesemy Wirt to wet, besplial Is the W.,Dr. Iteel. esesshey, thee reed alit et rib white timid la the aggregate 16 upwards of lie aim' shhibithah at the Paris Horticultural Seek* was spud IS Webeedey st the Pekoe of 11.- deal, The pawl awe et the WOMB( has heat wear Ousel kb • Taw walla. bid wei waft pest We. The egad peva atilmisie - VFX e r s = ad t ` th• aAidelduaseas IMMO bY a NOM TM IRO, OM a Mali' Table Os ado hit to a semis small • "Raft st Walk ad Mee MOW he. a Win ma la a swell rivulet Omni the ether gen OMB b 111 PIM • NMI nide Illiap,llllllllll palms a wry glslarseres W abet To ram or Room Itemists.- Yetlasaw swim hr. BMW, Os wear, receleal ta bard= ettia dna el Ma Mho, sweber at Ow at om de wee Wei la Me Mos et the beam FA 11 6 vla S lbmillise, Oevia•asedsa i ea Owed May. resg elowlewei et MINA TlWallie• vat Yam alias& sat Ma lbws Mel Me Sy OW Me ell• le VW SA Mita bee bib • widow sal Emig. The Wpm* hest glow Wig et ire Oellige =whin a Tweet seasiiimee the M ime was A X M emerm—The saw aeons: Tea gue NMI ella New Tea Aso Ile lab Mr Os Cleft, ma Me hot shwa ben bead at UNITED STATES AND CANADA. (IT MAONITIC 711101 UPI.) (MOM OCR OVN ,01/11111PONDEI LiVIIRPOOL, FRIDAY. . - This morning the North Atlantic Steam Naviga lion Company's steamship Ehersonesc, p orn/un d er W. H. Thompson, arrived in the Mersey. She l e ft Newfoundland May 10. No news of importance. The United States mail steamer Ericsson is ex pected to-day or to-morrow. THE TWO BIOMES. NAPLES, 144 v 14. Two of the murderers of Mr. Blandford have been arrested, and one hu admitted the fact of the other having given the blow, which however was not the I cause of his death. The man thus denounced hu across his face the marks of the cane with which Mr. Blandford struck him. It is the opinion of the authorities that this evidence will be insufficient to lead to a conviction, and that the man will therefore escape. Having discovered two of the persons con cerned in this ruffianly act, there should be no real difficulty in discovering the third; but will he be found ? From Sicily I have nothing new to tell you, ex• cept that there, u here, there is the strongest and most general sentiment of disgust and discontent with this government. There is—l speak of Palermo, and in comparison with other and happier days— there is no society, no anion, because there is no confidence ; and the one absorbing thought is that of the political situation and prospects of the coon , try. This is all very sad, and what makes it worse is, that instead of introducing any ameliorations into the government, there seems to be a desire to goad and irritate by giving the clergy an inquisitorial power over families; but of this more in another letter. The Five per Ceuta. are at 111. Exchange on London, 646. BEOOOO ATTEMPT TO MURDER. Alfred Bartlett, a riling man of email stature and forbtddlog upset, was charged at the Marlborough-street pollee court, yesterday, with having attempted to murder Ids b ,old lady 70 years of ego, named Reek& Ruing rt i elt r a en rltan, near Strood, end with having robbed the betas. The prisoner, on Sunday, le ft his wife at No. 1, Archer mild went down to Charlton. About the evening al Monde it is believed that be reached Chicken, end, Wing the old iron= in bed, he roused her up sad wee let tato the hones, sad sapper provided for him. With the knife supplied to him to eat his 'upper he intended, hie presumed, to eat the old weesan'a throat, but from sons Muse, w hi ch has not yet been sacertained,he did not swami hisperpess. On Tesidaysserming the old woomairesfound in law - bedroom la • IJrightful state. Her skull was frectmed and shoeldngly lords One al her este was ant in two, her beams erne mum et beaten ) end ace of her Ingest was smashed. It in msj-60that this injury to the Amgen was the means of saving the old woreaa's life by leeeldeilse Swale of the blows aimed at the bead. The ni been imitated with a heavy poker which the mime have upstairs with him at same et be took the knife. The helm had been ransacked, and • amenity _of portable articles had evidently been takes away. The old women, though so dreadfully injured, was not dead, and medical amistanes was immediately sum moned. Prom agenda information that was obtained the prisoner was suspected, and telegraphic messages were seat to difiment parts end to London, where the prisoner wee known to Dave Mhos lodgings reoently with his wife. Lest night the police were on the look-out for the prisoner, and about 9 o'clock polionoonstable James, C 167, enooseded in taking the prisoner into custody in Archer-street. When the constable kid hold of the piaoner he 'intim' that the prisoner tried to per lets hand into his pocket. Hs called to a con stable to lay hold of the prLoner's hand, and on marching his pocket found • razor, with which the pr evidsUy intended in ease of capture to attempt his own We or the life of any one who should seize him. On searching the ff'full • lodging a trunk of mhoelbsniorm Y was and,found, so the prisoner had fir • short rim e am . ploy as a waiter at the Manchester Art Exhibition, it was conjectured that part of this property bad been stolen from the Exhibitioa. - No time was lost is telegraphing to Man chester, but the reply had not arrived when the court dosed. In the prisoner's posse lion were some duplicates which IN supposed to relate to property stolen from Mrs. Rastas house. The latest information states that the old lady may possibly survive the violence she has sustained, but that it is very doubtful. The poisoner has been always very well treated by his grandmother; sad this renders the crime the mon atrocious. The Flamer was formally remanded, and will be rent either to Manchester or Strood without delay. FRIGHTFUL DEATH.--0n Wednesday afternoee Yr. Bedford, coroner for Wormhole/A sad a highly re. recr• jury assembled at the =mks al Sir B. C. W. • egh l ten, 42, Upper Bresh-deeet, Greemmwegems In u M the frightful eirememlenele aU.m *said . Mimed* •Is hi l sposeele, the besi. seci, sad erne irtsi * a d lite may med Sri se L ooukl te The doesend bed erierip lee • a ten, weer& Oa r Mee of the jury, Sir C= - Workmen Neer shim, was essorsied. Be wee body diatibl, and impost dot the deonemi nee hi Ginn . Abseil bard Ms *Wink an iimeeley morn r'be bra hid swims, end. sweetie( to where maim eine km. nerd dessert - at Ome berm if Or lido la the ilk swims' is imam The In wee y ens . :ks d ad deemed wee Isles try rum se& upon a me* then le • mins sifter moweeeed she I bin ( ) that she knew she I (ba ld = or ism& that stir skied to di% sad expressed eim lid she NA lid uses rdr la gmininghow thelemlelrbel 00/1/1111. mho matt t hat she was in the arpokin writing, and date d& esr a zeZ tr i a e r degree of wane& feet, MUM et Out &economised to be mereir ro t....,, en imeldeo dem penehed that mho led Mai • Wed. midi. elite bad ad be to tie lower pen et bur than The unpin wee lewd to have tees beast tkeeeak I mood the wet when dr match bad bees mash led no drat ilea out of n box emelMales ether; Meta sememel WV, t . • candle for sealing Was. The sr' mime el nee. gentlemen was immediately, ab ides.. let, mbefibileading the most unremitting exertions, the leemeel aging sheet tee hours after the sevident. The bodying Maengibees the sine of the feet to the crown of the Mel Al Oast null be Moe for her wea to alleviate the pia Isysiellelstmfteplum. The jury returned a verdict in nemeiniese Ile evidence. Tllll PRIM= BACON AT STAMYORD.—The wag ems bight from Nowtrale In the custody of Mr. Raid lel INlpootor Young, of the metropolitan police, and the Stamford station at 8.7 p.m, ho was hand- OAS In Sergeant Harrison, and placed in Barker's omnibus ter emnieranee to the Town-hall. Bacon war consider &My heeled in passing from the train to the vehicle, and • pantos of the mob seemed disposed to get him out of the Una of the cheers end resort to Lynch low. On alighting from the omnibus at the gaol door. a rush me made at him, and some missiles were thrown, one of which struck Harrison on the env. amend l roner was safely got within the building, end one of the magistrates being in attendance. he wee for mally remanded till next day. Mr. Atter, who am ducted his defence in London, went to the hall, and on Ism- • ing wee followed end hooted by the rabble, whose mierdlol anger and menac in g rough usage rendered it meameff Isr him to seek shelter in the !mimed the chief constable. Mma was placed in a cell, end with hire an attendant, es whim te I related his experiences in the several police courts eel et Or OM Bailey, sad Melee minutely described the sinemense 1 sty TalUdereichiMiell when he entered the boriesii Velure& the his wird free lapis It is stated that he irlanied • tliiimit dewassistail bunk enjoyed the soh enl le Ma by • releihn Ills Milminetion at the Tows Hai en . istinday, and spas es Weinnimp, woo "Mewled V/ ; munbers of perms& lies vele Wring leer sid, Hr. AO' bei &onset sm easilie do One sot awns one send; Metal tehheWAmid to dr ens of the Owen oats dissem et rustic Ids diem; edema Maim =reform Iris swift la lis The Utah? i ssumbil is Illseie mormliel frt tie wilful sari, It serbes be ens ?Waft eenempei le Lincoln, whom the illow lima ever %wow it the next seism It Is pmebille. however, that to. Sid win sot tam ykee them adOast ea a true bet big found it will to reased, into the Oise of geseds Doi wader Peleree Atar Oa the rrhiessr ye le isisit at Ole I=7semins et dr Or tral Crlatigthet.-41aefori LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. This was the first day of Trinity Term, and as the judges at DO; breakfast with the Lord Chancellor, all the courts in lleetuoiaster Hall eat shortly after ten o'clock. The judges b Whim court were Lord Campbell and Justices Coleridge, .1 Vie, and Crompton. r caursuai r. TAN TOLL, VAN TOLL r. CIi•PX,OI.-0110LI. ; ORNCI OP AS ATTORNEY. ; The plaintiff in the first of three actions, who is an at- 1 lorugh . busin ess In Ri is stirrer, dears a f r Ti,lirs. Van Toll, a widow residing at the t gap* *CO, for th e smount of a bill of costs for pmfessional d woos. The defendant denied her liability on the o f the plainti ff 's negligence, and at the trial whi t o ok izd ; a puce before Lord Campbell and a common jury, f et the pitting after last term, at Warminster, the jury found 1 sverdiet for the defendant. In the second action which Mrs. 1 Van Toll brought to recover damages from Mr. Chapman, s cm a mount of the lode eh. had sustained by his negligence, the trial took place in the same court two or three days after and the jury retuned • verdict for the plaintiff, with UM nir ff. who was instructed on th e part of the *lett( now moved tvr a rule to show cause why the wade in both caw s should not be set aside, and new trials had da cm the grated of misdirection by the . Leer in i l judge, t sad a verdict ' . th e Mreot the f excessive damages. seco nd mss did Mrs. Van Toll entrusted an acquaintance st her husband—a Captain Roberta, who was formerly la the Royal Mariam—with 1,0001. of her money for invest ment in moms este security, but instead of interiting # he kept it for 11=A sad pre bre • bond ties the soma. He geld interest for a time, en the lo .., and also wall a pardon al the principal ; but at it Ka Van Ted lame &dream to get Wit the whole no, and lamp mar to 6 le t she instructed Mr. to bag en seder spinet Ogden Roberta spoors Cis belng en e.ele.sptCecislnßobertaupocths best. Afoor the well had been tamed Capra Roberts wrote is fetter draw tbet ha erred all the mew Mewl by Mr rtna,mad =Old that the whole mount dm by c Mies was whke he wee ready to pay. Yr. bower, proceeded with the 'slim, and when it mos en for trig Roberta ocermeed to a MBA beim entered fir the plaintiff, and the maw wee reihrred to the dieter, whit ematualy emit sr weed to the sleet that um of Wt, was doe tot. plaintiff but when mouth= wee bawd far the mount, ft was fried that Rehm% had beamsgot a bankrupt, 1 and the her money. ilellmee lap by thei 4e h ri ni foll se ver to the sedan brought by The 1 Mr. Chspeekber lie bill depots was th atha *tight to have steal hersel f ads dense In the Camels Law Procaine .... er d bi s tarldel est matters of esesimt Wen be sum by eallredoa ea as spellsaillea to a judge =embers Ind *at if he bed de so, he sled ban :snivel lir terry, as Cord Rebate vas, for sere dm Ids th e freed, of the writ, In seimilika to pay It; but that hi semesqnseir el the dahr add bed taken pies is by the oil obi men =pubs poem wire betas miry. Oa thectliet side•vilines to le driertbet evea fleseasheapesellesbadbeet sher ru t ii he=wewill set base been MIN wootiatal, as wee 11 • billtpt state al the thee the writ wee bawl; and it appeared that an his raid. day be was amid for • debt - d 1 1771., and would ben been Dent to pubs, if his father-bplaw had sot pail the mmoe = . The homed a m ry ond sew bbd lid lard CO sitar N the intim' la quettiett, ht the Common Law Precedes, Act, west en Is eg, o 'lbis le • most salutary enactment, and the eta be be Net that the mss 00135011 within it. It is • tosolka et sem resent, sad though trial by jury is the bed male el trial that has ever been Invented by the sagacity of men, matters at ac count are not fitted to be Wed by • jury, and may be much better &pad of by a single judge, and 1 have no hesitation in rest that • judge would Dot have hesitated in making an oar to hare this cam de cided summarily." And after the jury bad given their verdict for the defendant, lie lardahip mmarkM that be thought it was a very salutary one, and that it would thaw that It was not only the duty but the interest of &M or tar; to avail themselves of this salutary enactment, which enabled parties, without delay or expenee . to have matters of amount adjusted. Sir F. Thenger said that observation was not very agreeable to Mr. Chap. ton, as the other action in which he was defendant, stood far trial at th e same sittings i adding, that in owes in which ettondes were concerned junco required bridling rather than sparring. Lord Campbell said that when he made these remarks he was not aware that there was a second action. Sir F. Thesiger said the matter had excited a great deal of attention, and created considerable alarm in the pro andffinslts he oontended that there was mit egotism on the part of the learned judge in myths that dun was such neglect on the part of Mr. Chapman as to dlisentitle him to recover his costa, and to make him liable to an action for damages. Lord Campbell said thathe did not state that to the jmy in paint of law. He left the matter to them in order that they might form their own opinions. Sir F. Thedger—But after ouch a direction It was im qbrlde for the jury to coma to any other conclusion than did. Campbell—l have no difficulty in saying now that I think the case came within the act, and that the judge would without any hesitation have made an order, but it is a very Important subject, and I am =Mous that whet I elated to the jug should be reviewed. thr F. Theig,er submitted that nothing short of gross ne- Mrdia.:staled an attorney to recover his mats or mods iaele to d Lord CanspbeTl!Tieft it to the jury to consider whether it was a ease of roes negligence. Sir Frederick Theamer—But your lordship did not ex what gross negligenos was. It is impossible a common Jury can understand what amounts to gross neglect in an attithey._ - Lord Campbell—l told them that I thonghtbir, Chapman ought to have applied to a judge for a summons after he re rived Captain Roberts' letter, making the offer to settle the det. Sir F. The:dger said he believed his lordship never need floe term ' gross negloct" throughout the whole of Ms summing up. The learned counsel then argued that the case did not come within the meaning of the act; and referred to some au thorities to show that an attorney was held not to be liable to an action for damages unless be was guilty of misconduct, or some fraudulent proceeding, or cUrguthle with gross neglect or gnus ignorance. Lord Campbell—Take a role on all the points. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Sittings in Banoo.—llefore Chief Juatice Cockburn and Judaea Croswell and Williams.) THE THHIT DAT Or TERM. . . thecrst.O Contrary to an latterly the judges d not breakfast With the Lord Chancellor this morning, and their lordship tomaequently took their seats upon the bench at about belt past ten, and at once "went through the Ilse." No motion, however was made, and the peemplory paper was therefoire called on. The first am is that paper it was announced had been settled, and WO MIMI had been ordered to stand over. The only re mit* one was that of "Moy tr. the Eastern Counties japes Company," in which cause was to be shown against •Ms ter an injunction in referenos to the mode in which the eengspy oonducted their coal traffic. When the case was Cali Oil counsel were not In attendance, but after mese 1 Mr. T. Jones, who had moved the rule, same into exert, but, in sower to the bench, he said he was not instructed, and therefore had no business to say any thing about the matter, though be might perhaps state that be thought the case ought be settled. Mr. llovill,who ap pend for the company, intimated that he should not move to p the rule but would consent that it should stand over. The Master then called on the first can is the new trial paper, but in that also counsel were not pesent, and it was not until a delay of nearly belt an hour that the court warn able to proceed with the business be fore it. WICK ENS C. STEEL AND ANOTHER—POWER OF ATTORNEY. This wee an action upon an attorney's bill against two brothers, Gth.rm and Alexander Steel, and, at the trial before Mr. Justice Cromwell, the jury found that Alexander was liable,and George was not. His lordship said that that we, in taw, a verdict for both defendants, and be directed • verdict accordingly. Iromniediately the jury had announced their dethron, MeHawkins, the plaintiff's counsel, r ., 1 7 :: for leave to amend by striking out the name of Steel; bat his lordship doubted whether he bad power to amend after verdict. He. however, gave leave to move the court for a rule to strike out the name of George Steel, and the matter now camp on for argument. Mr. Minima, In showing cause, submitted that his lord ship had no power to amend after verdict, and that he had no power to reserve the question for the consideration of the Mak Mr. Hawkins was heard in support of the role. The Chief Justice vim of opinion that the rule should be ameliar g ed. He thought that the 222nd section of the Com um Law Procedure Act 18S2, did not apply, and that the whslematter turned on the 37th section, which gives power to awed, by striking out the name of any defendant whom name lad been erroneously inserted as defendant, 00 thatjsMice might be done. It was very clear to his mind that the antics did not apply to a case where the ddendant bed li=theed not by mistake, but intentionally, to try the of the liability of that defendant, which " 10 11711 use here. Mr. Hawkins had indeed un til the lest moment before the jury that the ashNant, whose name he now songht to stale out, was a defendant, and the jury having found a verdict wra tha liability of that defendant, Mr. Hawkins pro that the name should be struck out. The act of LaMantia had never been intended to apply to eases where of liability had been left to the jury, and the /oar l i argeased for the defendant in Question; and even if the ea had applied, he thought that this was not a cam for the 'ran of the discretionary power of the judge. ad. !Uncharged. JoNI3B 0. 1111.11811ALL.—MPROPIS *MUST. ,_,Mn Rode= moved to discharge this defendant out of cos the ground that he had been 'meted at a time when be was privileged from amst. The defendant tits en attorney, and the snot took place just sated& the °See of the Lord Mayor's Court, mintiker_. be bed gone to atterdanoe on two clients who were "old patting in bail. A similar application to this bad been be& to •judp at chambers, bat he referred the cue to the court ups guide hint. 1 Hub Peak 1111111 V. The berth chapel. Tb to available ~Mr. 6ture - - - woe to air of 2,600/. . bariorat as op Wel . Lir the be 111;11o; 'brays ear] or not, by I bankruptd ar le brought be the sum of county of The pis Y he woe to whom tuirgrelPhi prisouer, part, with bors rual of V., am for hie pea that the tic, of 51: A Roth appreheasi deliwath:etti A well-c 1141, WM on mapla gold and stmt. 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