The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-22 00:00:00

EE I t NEWS LONDON MORNING 466ad amodi atitib==. 6 = ==mieseand ag ta Ills SUNS sod lair et ors/ Ilkose=g o : ::=TMM.* WWI : WI Oa NOW. Wa"---mAds=• Piss Is sik 00,. 1111111111 1111111111 1 1. 111.16 „.. ni4iMims . soros?. — IT ins a 0 6171. mm Om silts Yr buil • =••••••14• 1111 = ss=aof bssimass ss issamsn la Ur Onion ;or as Ire,...:6lllnFellen• I . Surstilbs gam M wastes MOSS • prim She pAtIsI ap ss z 4.7. so plication. Walt/ a. =Naii:=Maf .1* apply It a Da al, ;sr 'mdse. paha Is fbt eroutt. 4 i.,o , • 1 The Qom 11111 a court on Sittuffsy e k ftrimood the reaerzel e i r ddegim eire oa the thinee. . Tbe ot thirkey, *rim 14 ateneetiod !the, rand at Mese at • Frew begin three :14Z:e1n.7".%1.-akvir.= .tr= to theimermaysen Ed eetteeFemily nee edmitiei iii her 1111=the Seen Prase Abed beg , died& of the end te the Oath the Mona edam boa the Ardthithep,lllthege.ZOFd the Prothro of Cm ttegetaile_Canneika We ye* Welty s iblibil edesets, the nablehep, Mom eed dewy ef AS primed Caster bare la eateeadai ameraldell, lemma Far Meiragy with the stodonssod war lopdail 414W001s samobasst lie year MdieWe threw esi%We vii It le be a grand d sodi - iddedom le fled Sat, la dab* ii 6 oar arearlard atm" nape to Fla lath it ar bumble 41.41 es thelimenj o rda It be ab i=f e l o ller i ti 1 :illelfirl=24l._the waft at Inn, le meld ee lie sal Wien se to the nthierelea if Fere manilbsisman Mike am itha, ere read lake Ile othr eer .tea 'yea Ihe lose 411411 n Mani Oren whine dame awn the imeed of • ansertha 4 saw Wolfs fkikiess Wen Man the het earlea ghee we naseiniiird to diwwsol Wein. mud eaVesie d to to the thelna throb hare bow brewed •esh • aseeraddrr `wits Aimed R amin badly earakre ` et air nth are es bid weitof el inithadaltheekFofeinekleibe whisk los fat eddiene the elm' rev ill f A. made 4 4w sal 4 II d helm= kr thek eep- W ir bild a_ .... r the eepet this eadiallea, ire ireeen d ale alloldit ddik hes beed Weds the s * e d the Nem diFeektere prides at ad= y Week& pementhat d dianny, as es giddy tedialler die ben dm theillthellah ead , ee in bash the solleles don sake lit be FuelVes rII• &MOW ea San* liken tialle with lift NAY be= OMB Fide asenerkFar a edge bee ban Eby the mean .(Yea r nay Frier of the tna Afars le New LIANA ilea Vilbris to a Lead. We ben dean& nth mildesike thet len M o j us ty bee _bean Fred te swab • emakeha to oorather in banana d seer al the diense la thaleni, 1 sad see onus* Fa that *eh inebleeeed seareerain twee mey be , se deadell es te peethile the *Mew aed yid beteg at wr din& lath y yemetha el Fille du toaks yspe s qualloe ;"Lamada videlt kike =ateini ennua lingweelis ai e a lrig... it e of the mei le • threlnl era el the weed sae, bat •• eseli eirkts• the ililledths wide Is tee Nosy ern Wen lie" Wafts AS.. to man ilek ahem hen labeel, at • very nay op, bethie ilz :in narked the ileß edveneses of • mad sad beereesephy tharesisi la Seek 1— teereede CM ara. Ids Alkali to sewn the remedy Ist If it lbw" lir" WWI: i a II I " 1 ii "l i " 'if • : i t ' . 16 1: It a ci r. eel = slab • ossaaroW2wity, the , make ad of the amnia d the poses .SSA e and yabilared el Fara= sad yen raide ease,' le arthell le der delthendoe 116 ar ray ether WO. SOWN the afar= Wit me i r m ildusideree inhuman we indlistme nandld deo rim eine*, d 111 e Sm. &si soosiktio Iffsfpwr. ad abeli ended en Fre le a gab dierthed theardaaa apse the Oa Ned nth the 4110 Fees whisk nun %seem ve le I de=yeardleiratfe esamath. Mini the sherleer Fin le ear otheeladres bee, is • Fed zooseare, us- At tir = k han , lead would t yr o 3:c.:..-wbr amnia is erneendes. vs some year WeareF. On ma Mindilee = war raleseoare te matey 1711 ow Led AreesChrist setae ira of Si is ereerg a P ered anew laidthel k vita other ame• Ankle AS to made ear earrikaa Aid me hol4 at dtawatas 44 able we eine* Strany dele lieiethee Foe" we en Featether the wend vie mead yen Hediaiy. ithees Hed ha aggeleall be be oar . F . yerener sa wok end obi Ws 11/11111111/617 pearnto see the er r kin Pia iteeth of krie nild threee d te yew ikshdol& H nand lbehlhather antipaikee earnat "I os A dams& pallelka yen athessil ernears d Ind sod atholierie einthend teat eons el= mill Ikea yea hr Fier weed+ eteeeithe =lea in the omit lose of Ng MIMI mak 11• 4 Oleassior. ' "I Me= ewer lis yew a4le 0 4 memo (111 he the Away sal Fri liadeept - irbidt le =nil in wa linty ad at Me matiee. Ant I sin eddy psi Ad yew seder adeween te theretas the 'S nag of the ohs* to edema Ns diathedoes, sal to reader lb se , aile es wile to the , thenglint ay deakine of Faso nit " threek4 ismaa. te ' reh ail Z = 6 •llgioa am eraity, IBM by the thaw keg ft Froperity ea the send sal le=ethe yeareri troika aid highest kleride d ile AselditEl=l..hoeds. The Preleater, the Dora =bud the borrow to ides the nal of the Mk Oran nth the Bieber sod Claw, As althirein Aa thilear of Ose=adelka Irma the Oreporetka damtelwer Linen Led Mey ns er ad h= beekg lima enhined r.)=6.ll2sedier Ned Ire u sidegAzatte& i d . Coma tawaliii. migoaddast wtheses at H.LI= de Oren H. Una ediand the hlledalit amine lIIITtf . "Tear boded Mid ablene Aida zee dacere eakthedra. ad I Ilrelt yea hr the vita* you kwe .go le the denerthe vieryeeU sad my Mead erramt. Th. irmisit irie ettorharen of spells sans me the liFint peelbillea ; mad you may gran mann rederroves ie Female thek beware nen Ltd Meyer, AWE lik Peter Lawn Mr. IL C. Newer, ad Ile. H. Lemma Taylor, enceder, of AS bed *aimed Win beads. su k s dela dthlria. r eara Orla 1.1 a sidteace abet as Setodav seelt a l moan t w ir l ir...Co=le-e L.A. Mathes ed NE, wo erring at U eels* at the Pabst Infest seisand; by Ca. F. H. Sepeow. The eserida- Fenn nee A. Bel et Seen Zed Greadire tab dle Ablideiaket Overthen Int Pinwelbe of the Oki hied Hes. Ifs an, . the Mee_ I. Dkeedl4l , l:l • . Caner, 11. F., Ilk WORM Ilk Sk Chedee_Leall. Si Rena& 11 Kr. T. P., lir. Mery, Mr. Oren" %0., 11/. C. W. Elbe A. . T. P...:..thesAlliz. Clet e red Mk*. ZS., Seedle abilos ins is elthalpr i tme andleg ado st me dirt. The •16 the Primes lleyel ad Mann Alin En Louisa Oaths, ink • drive la aera hake eller to the athiera. Lad Abed Para sad 1 160, -dammed Loeb innied ea bonds& Priam Albin, esemeariell by the Priam of Wei sad 1 Priam Frothrit War; om e ads rode ed ea Urethan I Mead F. IL Imam t teethinee. The them cord Tithes Athrn simeenki by the Pri em Royeldith Asthiskillh4so44iddals. ad hthee Ifiedethet wart et n eat la the writ ee liesen=t h e Flan i r e e wand id the Nab Mar Deporinst d Wray eel Arh al l i t s end smite asehell et the Moilissm of Ity, the lon Meow theelef. Het Ma. Leda fladaa, Lard de Medley, Vinkeernedeeel F. Cannily Nejor-Geseral Ikessok, Oiled F. H. Snow, Coed Why, Cons ■ Ae' Meade reek 311.1114111 reek, CeekleA. Winne, . isi Led CherkelPtheey. The llexiedlea d Arlin minded by Ind Marks I'llogi L oeithe Sikh nil Cana ll^ Feed hi sena lime. ivegib Timm ntherefey seeislah,.. t eeil leeponithefteatireenderndis, fineasieb I le s &lLDeele. the Thews m e ss, tie Tea — ii. A. Asada' 16 il eadi to the Mak Inn= ad liedene 11111110 e. Le th• AN Ibe QOM% AS ee NUMMI the by the Fallsth 4 .16 Charles , howned vith 16 sew the Aunt= Makin Art Conan Aseethyl. at hoes ayarki llelenes dated the Boyd Haim et ILe• ea 1, ad Fanday media Whither Ch.. :Bury'. ad the Penn the Per of Woke, the Mem Pithas AIM. the Paineme Aloe sal firlese. Mee Wiwi of Ti e 6. the Szehljahneadmme=Colet,trd. tholealii= The My Ur. the Dena of IV ... aglaan' gonad fhb soma. TM Dadra or Ind wee ski. premed 4 the service. The likermitery Moot of Sete Ithieleisa no Fenn st the aneen Fon by the Quin ra Friday, et Itaddegnat Men lbe Ma. Skew: arm rd the Hen Leeks Oaths henterne6l the Hoe. Conks. Oenadlett sad the Har .11kes ltheileadd es Maids of Harm is Wiles to the Quin lb, Denali 4 LES soak Chmesst • a iirsiks, ea villel the Coates 4S 111/80F r r - itr. Ism! V Downes. Mr. ( , Mi. Locke 1 IS 8. Diusoombe, rE DAILY NEWS &Event', to ill part* of Wootwai tiori.A oaf L. 4 to 11.4. ar on lOW moles of peolkot.on at 10. ow Ps. PW 4 wows urasis wopOol by Nair re., ;kw.. sool on. by N W. L ♦ Tllll.l4 Nan. Amt. SO. Oofoof wwc his expre#o• 19 UtnUtserva I,=s• SinitiOMMEIO kaled4S4 tee Iffer•••." Lauda* lbeebbi pow, Ifig b. as dr Milk 10, Illsawdeatiess. by Two Air* es do dig el Willmar& 11• AAAA r. D D rAs NOVI.-MY DOA riti. t Tr aikETILLII4A. PRIX Firm, Xl7lllO I.l6Ti n g/11 19 law: yew. -yd MIN.) tIAX 1100111). M. aol C. /Lam -Dom IS et Ultras& IL Tim Woos% LA TRAVIATA. ms./..11.11•101m4 O. Wes' W 1110 Leg ITRRRf. Weett- AM JACK ROYAL. Mew. wok llalairc n....—Yeas eq. ali="puill lOU WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO Dav—lftniat. \. dn. Alleropro. 1L It► --lbasikg , L. eta. itwass" iL Sib LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 21 ♦ ignmis NUMBER of the EXPRESS will as anal ON SATURDAYS. Nor a few Franck Electors seem &Breed to walk into a net stretched far them by their Governrae Boma nutter that they will not vets for a Candidate unless they are made certain beforehand that be will tale the oath. A deputation of the Electors of the third Arrondissement of Paris have gone so far as to wait epee (Menai CAVAIGNAC, and ask him point bleak whether, in the event of his being elected, he /weld take it. It is evident that these eforpfets naliesky mimappeitend the immediate object of the difillt:Elat. Independent Candidate' are ffigevard, and Electors are called upon . Anew* to afford the friends of pesement in Francs an oppor tunity to personnee in its favour. To en sure the reghbrring of the greatest possible number of votes in favour of Parliamentary government, the heat known and most trusted peildeal leases ere selected as Candidates. The business of the Electors is to record ea many votes as they powdbly can for these Qua& stee r }se for the purpose of ensuring their admimion to the .Ciwys Llyiaatif, than fur the purpose of proving to the Enreaoa and the world that French men have not renounced their attachment to rope matative government ; that they are still resolute to amen their right to a voice in the mansgemest of their own drain; that they are not se silly or so dastardly es to allow one man—Tutor or Guardian —to do everything for them, in their nese, as if they were idiots or infants. When the Elections are over it will be the tare of theindependentCoadidates who havebeea elected—if mey are elected—to decide how they are to set. The honest mad liberal Electors will then have done their pert I recorded their undying devotion to the swam al tree dieeemion and of the self-government el the pseis through the instrumentality of elected Repro enabliven The time will then have come for the idol independent Candidates to make up their minds whether the maditions prescribed by the Government to these who seek adatimion into the Corr Legistatif as be complied with by them.. The probability is that some will And nothing in the oath exacted free Members of the Corps Ligislatif that is incompatible with their principles and viewed policy, and that some will And it utterly repugnant to both. It will, of coarse, be the duty of the former to take the oath. and of the latter to reject it. Both will be doing good service to their tawdry by the comas they respectively pursue, diametthay "po lite though these opens, be. They who tame to take the oath will demonstrate to all educible and intelligent Frenchmen that the oath is of.aais partial and (optic= charade, se to detain even of the legislative services of many of this leg and most treated shines. They who take the ealk may by their criticism of the useename nebncillei by Goverment to the Ceepa Legisistir, and by thslevelee upon them, epee the eyes of the nareffecting Is the seleahlevons °pasties of a sendailLegisletarewhith is a mere aloe for 1.011/111 the lichees et the Administrative. The Eketme who vela he Mapes dui se opposition Candidates. SO 1•1111111 all bairn ant Candidates who take the sate s Ng those who 'beim it—all will be taking am important part in ea ialtistory memment, the eiliset et which is to create ee remseitete a artistes& asestitntional party in Frames. This is all the teas patrietr in France have any thanes of aceompliddng at prevent. The Queen hos &notated Mi. Per thief wt dathathed sad CI G ellthei i c t ii tbe nin g an d Mr. Lemke. who ilr peeped. The re the =who we these le rewthe de web hewers The Moth Itheeed rim Otemlnicesr et the Wei Min irembeell awe MIA ; Mom. T. navy J. loodth II". ; IL Ithap. NL O. Weetheadlla AL M. Meath J. W. Meathatertho oh lhejethil Weeth—Ohearev. Whew* have re featly ebbed the Othet illidi leel so Le==-:The Dude= et Ithelbetemeth the et the rizt the% ss eelep, the x iwi s• 1 Warrsarr. W dkr Ow aft • iit lin" the Deli el 14e thelly, Disle r Dettehod Howe, New .11" Oteathhe, Tamer - , Mahe& Voadbesor I thethlea, Lord dad Lely Okapi. sad Lad sad Lady am& Tiw CALEDONIAN BALL.4IdII wed e i. ~, it a = a 4 el= d er th issommaz i . „ m t up Mehl ef de lel peeler anent fair. The dee athilleth rid lea ea epee! e e lb al eek 71187 wth be hila s. te Ceetheis et ; the olliseete' Clesdhlk" ~ h r. theithie el 1111; sad the Trims lel he neth Ma We DeameneaL The esimith •he la all dm erdilhease eel to be =Wes* Wade& TIT Coacwwioaawon Fornwnes AT OXFORD. —The helthlthe Meshed ea a thwathweeelhel = I, be mil le thee ethemosell ea ream" _ilia wee glee la 11 116 7% g1i a1, W th: alee dab feud la thee oath. pt 'thew liv Wasorriar One; ILA., allistd Mai% lothi a tetworthethe be the meths. nth thee wage, width wee Mewed by • bell. • Amt sheet 111 yeemeth basting a hey wowthe ef thee= g ree moat. Ow leewa y waft he Naha So "ay awe a peel .....at al leva MIL The ignites ere view dbrodas yeehaley .we well therhd, sr he Ithiestd• eherhorlien *eller. W. IL J.Y. are CM* Chem* deemed the r leeLetieee et the who let thlerw.• et Meths *Uwe de Bee. W. Par, ILA, L i n ; sad et he thy Illbwoloothe he W. Preriroi EA peeded. Tee peg th howethr, we steethea melee et the Oillethel • Mehl Clew& ETAKIAATAw WT lama CUM &zoom— altMr II admilig Si ethletheee fa the el willithethes edtpda Derlag rive Ig et ' m se due MN lath the of the Vet= have teethed Yam •ad I I oda . TM et a the leadvbe GrAllorm is maim Mims et dr MAN= waktpidiff et he temlethleth. • CAW Cood' woo kild ea alleMesi at the veld rOlown et dr Find Loa et Or reararh in Derr lorSlt was sassier by mil Or d Or Gabe** Virmedty Carobaorre t A, Aliloblierteas, as lINNOL Or Millar ray, A, Illh os = 9A. Ai Wiliam; dr NO ha The "'Mir Lorl War et Ober * lreil Orralstriamotaal rat X. T. Darr, P M.., dr Ea Ilk Or Tiorarsollw Or /P. ad, lolly SWAB d Ely, mid the Am T . lis Y V& A dinilar• it tbs Privy Omen id •• im: tk o ll i =rift d ma i = WA tk y Iniseitly." Lot Julio rwe A dorarbo tert Ai AA salesikw walk Ai Li D. MA WI ea- Warts, jobs 70 , Taa - iCry - ' ,a... THE EXPRESS, MONDAY , EVENING, JUNE 22, ' 1,857. rits . ll-pleoe. SAM BOUTS 1-ENBINOTON Xuszar. Tlie Qum mode a private visit to the schools and ararene, Ilednelep es they nil be whin then In the public, lestahaday Her Ithlegy was raceirsd et the doors by the La MAW at the Heath and the Vice-President et the Stenthillee ea Ihnentleg. the Marquis; of Lansdowne, the Led etas* etAYisday, end Sir B. Hall; by the Duke If SWIM* lad ef leer, ft arida Lyell, Sir Roderick lbeelises, On Mlles delabe, WIC Cart, the Chair ing dtb Bar lade Oespeny, Mr. Irby, Mr. Oott, Mr. Offer, Mr. Dared ether Ocarrelarri of the Exhibi illf 1061; the led de Grey, Mr. O. Scott, and oath thalthe el the Aerialsberal Marra, the Ormlitare et Or& Ikelparan dr Allsenereareel end ether antherldre ef dr Mar Mranee, and dr mine earn emented with dr adrelorrilts et the verina rod rehear 21te doer wee aerompeided thrash the badge's rely by her Itiisites Nolte ell oath* Wain+. All other rrhe warn afrllled warn art red in three puts of th i e bodng telib vitt& they ware drolly cortered, when her 1444 pared inerk Orr Er Xeirty erred by the Vereht Mad, =by the .aide Mthe Male &hods, the tarry, at% soli Xmas& Bar Mnraty puler ihrech Ids areal Abider, up the Ear °diary te the Sheepitheks tsar, threes Ore Sealpture Coat and the Arddiernal Mon=k reset Gallery, end departed by the flatter, The Wm= offi be opened to-ley and to-morrow ems- My ler a 'Ovate Mew by members at the heehaws, Ire., ea Wednesday in the day thee to the general poldle, sad on 1 Thursday it will be lighted up end open bon Their Royal Highnesses the Duchene of Cambridge and the Primer Mary honoured the paellettessos at. the Revd WWI Opts (Lyceum) with ask pis on &star day riming. His Excellency the Austrian Minister and the Ceeennos tr•ppayi gin en entertainment on Ma Oa palms, at Cimeice Hamm to ask loyal Itistatemse the l i Dubin of Cambridge end the Pawn Mary. The 004.1 . I be will subsequently lean ma asessaly to meet the royal I gni& The Marquis Camden received the nudism of AMA ad a select circle at thanes, on Saturday leet.st Ida milsnes an Calton Hone-terrase. The Earl Fitswilliam hes left Mortimer Home, eteempsabd by Lady ChertotleW. Finwilliam, for the most 4 Diveeddre, ex ton days ar a fortnight. The Tiesounteas Ashbrook's ball is postponed from the Nib I. to Thursday, the 2nd of July. Lord and Lady Londesborough and family are aseseled la tows to day, teem Tcashins, for the mama. The marriage, now some time arranged, of the aft t h e Ram ot Mr Prederick mid Lady lalsworth with cat. the Ram dorm Cannot Crimson osherity, is load to labs pen at the latter end of July. The Right lion. Henry Lshosehere, M.P., and lab Mary Lehmann, enkeishesd the Ravi el Burlington end lady Lodes Cavendish, the Colinas of Nenborgh, lad and Lady Begot, Lord Pressure sod Ham IlissManks, Ni. (Weak Mr. Taylor, Mr. sod Ike. Raring. sad • select deli at dinner, on Saturday, at Oak minion be &Wen- Silloye• His Excellency the Austrian Minister end the Ossmnes RAppsmi wee lessesol with the company of his SWIM WS. IhkAslibia• Perdisaad Max milk& of MAW" ell CYAN Hamm ea Saturday night. A mint prey bed been invited to meet him. The Coantem of Derby's assembly, on Saturday winlat, wee ens dtbs met MINIM Mentions at the Whim s/Ai mold whisk he. tan plass this manes. Previously to the seassaly the meth me ad orate= 'Mortar:l at Ours the 11 IMO Ilimilimme of Resew end lady Mary Csell, the Rid meithimine if Hardwick@ end lady 1 lambs& Tons, Viessnwl Reopen, M.P. end Viscouneas t o Idwruset. Viscount tqpips, M.P., end Vinountass It:- Thema illetts ILL, Viewing Blurb, M.P., Bin, 0.10 MAI" M.P., sod Mr . AS.. Baths-et, ! LP ' Lord Ravensworth was boneuredwith the conspasy et their Royal Highnemse the Duchess et Cambridge and the Mary at en amnion fit. &In by his lorteip on lidellig at his vale neklence, Percy' a Cross, Pelham. A lasers boduace perty al the aristocracy were present on his to guest the royal visitors. Lord Re essminth will be "st hems" at Parry's Cress again on Saturday ant. The Marquis and Msrableoese of Donegal gave a. eatertabweat sa estarday le his lleyel Higher' the Duke at Cewbridp at desk waselea to 0/011.11110MIMMIL The knowing wen belted to wept his royal bighaew :—The Cause= at hem sad lady Cieresdas Mrs, the Coast er Dowager el Lichisid sad lady Owewheices Aiwa, the Hart / 'dame, lard wed lady &saki el Alderiey, Lard Ashby, be. Cetera the Has. JAMMU Mombasa wee In mean as Ids loyal bigbasse. Lady Marna* ertrilatiesi at draws 04 astir drr, the Zed ma MoluMigedl/wmareb ODOM at Aber elarthe Oseriees et Or" the Mist of WestriMiewa. Oho Theinien Valor Imes end Meows* de Merredred, the Had her" M. 1 0., lady Awls* Lard Ma Hey, M.P., Mr. ad Lady Ctedisete 'pates, the LOS lice. Caked Porenter, H.P., Mr. wed Ilta Perry 111•110.111 ea. C. P. TIM% M.P., sal Ilk Mewliama. The Hui. Msetleinis Hall raged al Moo" ea Ilageoft Nboadof tbe Turkish Misr ir, ibis Wrier biters, the Mamie of the sot eraser, the lad d BiliSbn• Lord Lard Owego Prier, Or Miler Walker Mr. Herbed d Liam* Mr. Ibares, et Ikosd, Trevor Costlier* Virear Mr Right Ira. Spew Walpole, sad Mg Osier Rana The Duke de Nsusaare arrived au Satarday meshy st Proem* when be mike M resew r /kW rid Dowers of Moatpeader, expected hoes err. A camper's". observes that, Wigs sera egasia yeepleattor ere are, the rawest* meow ell re Mr lelhatio• at the Vla Cris by the Chetah Brie-yea art hike aM Y Irks Mira trout the rest bar el speletaen kis mar& fiat s rear et steads he assiel sae angst gag st the south-west at the lewd *tar =lb et dr reps, he a has between the art .at & 1 Mr °rine" sad ila berscast. Ism raefillea Ms gele• ohs would bar rig peril then. sid amid re era ON. to Werke with way epeatater la be leek; tar would they taterespt the view nen say at the hares real the irk. The oceersts at the pliceise woad hew ths ass raid shwa NA a bratitel seer kern this., bad esstardbm their shire to the mewl abet Among the leading mash= of the aassaleilisn at isMet which hes his. forma tor " Preasatiag Me Arytey• real ot Lair se Teachers cd Pia, Art," we polder Ms die al the Duelers at Argyll, the Courses ell Oredls, the lady Orals? d Aldo*, the Ceder &Ark, the Er. Mos. Wa. Cowper, sad way When of So arrli sektorery. The &Or la view is Lad sa ersgair empedslly ealiabb tor eke sced istalllgeat wwwea." The piss Is ab.eyr warn die; sad wrier& Lair raided to tier lathe had roads maser dnewbg. gaiar him rodoy, sad porspedive, nay wagtged the easeteryd the Derr:rat el Wawa rid" The tees reremaided Ise slier ties by theawregeseet Privy Cowmen en—larklis wheel% for or bees isms gee week, era te fry are d &althea ad =Nedra Sky, M. yet smear, mars ball. yearly; r private schools, he a.. hour's lowa, 7s, or for • two Mare lwesse, he prteste beanies, tae Loma at sae beg, la. M., for • Isms of two hours, Is. Whoa ware OM Mese pupils erekestraotsd In et private berny, the tee tor a ear hod lama Is des, sad fee • two bas'=:ti. It the piece when the imam is to he glees m ade ewe wile MSS &Nth Itoseiagets, awailsee or air M....hese awed be yid he addition; sad, shoal& the hp ma trea raid are boar, ea extra alma 800 allow sad dupers ea boor, or et we oder !Niamey t• speed Ire, met be allowed. la the acme rwheel at South Imelagtea, pang Lbw ewe sot adwaseed la the patine at art, wed he the karadedge simatille pdedyies, with the view al euentriag them Sri;amid wrahwatiese, bat also with the view et Ms wieder et see to the espiremsee et beds awriadwres, sod to the omens sew of Ids Perk parr sae hineveset he Wendel arts, by white they say b. *did, should elearetsare main* le era • hectare& ' Poe sum*, they re right la s titoreart warm rthatiag arri, glens, sal ebbs; eswbg sod Orsvis en *ad aid teas; audenteg wed wealdieg. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sittings al Nisi Prime at Weidmiruter.—Betas Lord Camp. beß and s Spacial Jury.) SIDEBOTTOM V. ADRINII—GIAMILI/i TP.AtIRAC7I9rB. This was an action to recover •NA of 8,6284 which it was alleged bad been lea at play. Mr. E. James, Mr. 0161112 d, and Mr. Hawkins .= for the plaintiff; and Mr. Macaulay and Mr. H conducted the cue for the defence. The action arose out of certain gambling tzansactione which wore brought before the public in the use of " Culveniren v. Bidebottom," which was tried in this court in November lea year. The plaintiff, John Sidebottone was • young man who carried on the busing of a cotton manufacturer at I Manchester, and had inherited considerable wealth from his father; and the defendant. James Adkins, was the keeper et a gaming -house, known as the Berkeley, in Atho -1 taarle-efteet. The plaintiff, when about twenty-flve years of age, visited London, and wee introduced by an sequaintanos to the Berkeley, whore he became acquainted with Adkins. He played at hazard for large stakes and in the first visit lost as lunch as 8,0001. lie continue d after wards to come to London about four times a year, and on each occasion he went to the house, and between 1848 and 1863, over which years his visits extended, he lost altogether 26,000/, part of which he paid in cash, and part in 1 0 U'e, and promissory notes. The plaintiff subsequently disoovered that loaded dice had been red and other unfair practices adopted in the gamebyAdleine and those in his employ and be now brought this action te recover lock a sum of 8:5281. which herd paid to defendant by means of cheques for money lost on different occasions at the house in question. The Prince of Wales, accompanW by hie tutor, entered the court when the trial commenced and took hie twat on the bench by the side of Lord Campbell. His royal highness ap peared to take considerable interest in the proceedings. Mr. E. James, who opened the ease for the pWatiff, endeavoured to improve the occasion by reading lesson to his royal highness against gaming, but was checked by gentle but impressive shake of Lord Campbell's head. John Sidebottoin, the plaintiff, examined by Mr. Overfed. said—l visited the Berkeley first in 1848, and continued to attend it from time to time for several yang afterward& I ceased to visit the house about 1853, I went there between four and five times a year. I resid ed b Mandseater. I lost on the first visit about 8,0001. all in or night. 1 don't recollect on any oecadon that I left off as • winner. I , lost altogether 26,0001. The gains at which I played was hazard ;it is played with dice . The person who presides at I the table is the banker, and the persons reaped in the game sr supplier' to play against him. Adkins was almost always there; he sat at the table behind a table, evidently telling the management of the whole affair. He had a brother some times present. He was one of the croupiers. I bre as mend Ravioli there often, and I think I have err =l at llol9l Cocking. Russell was one of the ampler I eartimee played alone and eometanee with others. I betted upon other people's play as well rmy own. The beak barn • certain number, and the persona who play bre • • somber. I sometimes bet upon the number of the playas as against that of the bank My losses were much greater when I was the only one present. Rehtehments were mop plied--anything you liked to call f— champagne or say thing. Persons wars raked if they woad take wine. Who I lost money I paid what cash I had in my pocket, in the first instance, and I gave I 0 U's or obeyer far the reek The cheques produced (seven in number) were an for mow lost at play. I either gave them to Adkins or mint them W pat. They have been paid by my bankers. One is • dated 23rd March, 1862, and is drawn for 1,00%. en the Commercial Bank at Manchester. I pat the name d Wooderoft as the person to whom the was to be payable, because I being a min tercel ::n, se i did not wish my bankers to know I am rpm mosey to • gaming-hour keeper. I also pre Mlle a ea change. One of them pared into the hands of a permit named Culverwell, who brought an action sprat me and I defended. When I plumed the matter into the hands of my solicitor he told me that I had been cheated. That was the first time I heard that there had been unfair play. Croes-examined by Mr. Macaulay—My atom, Is Mr. Abrahams. He acted for me 16 the oar of Cale venial. Hs red me se Wooer of one of the bills My defence to the attain was that the bill was for money loot at play, end that Adkins was not the bone Ode . holder. In that action no evidence was Arced to show that rise dice or fare implements had been used at e the Berkeley. her between 27 and 28 years of age w I : began to play. I stated to • former action that I was then only as militant of my father, but I with to caret tilt statement. I wee at that time in pattnership with my father. The reran I fell into • mistake Wm thatthat was the first occasion in which I had been in a witner-box and was %either cortmed. I knew Adkins on the turf, end I have employed him to bet for me. I may have sad "I rave lost to you a good deal et may. and 17u rall 'i rrote t : tre me Zk to r a lill od w i htlicele tha erc i mfd the leery I LI lost large our of money by garbling before twine te the Berkeley. When I lea the 8,000!. probably paid about 2001. in cash. I stayed et the Berkeley on that occasion much later than any one des, and went om playing higher. I played 1001. stare, the usual stake* tgi o r e I was not. indebted to a colonel at Manchester 13, . far massy lost at play. I lost a large Nam to four different parties. Colonel Higgins was not one of them. I owed money to his earn. At the time I f i st went to the Barley I had ler over 10,0001. • ' and I Told awe than tie-halrectly, and gave notes for the net. I wee not brin e pres f se di d tor the barer when I went to the '. Berkeley. I paid it at the time rallied by the pestles; abed two years after I discontrued my visits to the Berkeley. • I did not pay it after • threat of exposure to my father. I tact them that If they told my father they woad or get the - whole 4 it, tat rot be would cut me off with a ehlUing. I add the mere. I was net in 1848 in debt to a baronet for 7, _OOOl. The berarage ems& wen ma at the pries I have already mentiened, end terries es badness at 11,me , ilev. I , heavy * at the rarest Donesitee sad lir market,' lest • ' me at theeklridga seas Winchester. I kept hears in *a haelbserheoL - It is three er Isar ye= sp dine act • lost that measy—la Illsyksalmr three yeen. I Imre . played a pendia la my own establigneent. I=L omm la ten • twelve beaten la Leiongerekke. I had this at the nor 1 rifted the Beefraley. levee not an aurora` IVameasharhesest. 'I did set eonlool. a year to • cook. . awed to errs see • leen A 40,0001 on my property. end I mot hint Os yelsaYo. That is two yens no. Bulge@ Paying there games I play at billiards. 1 ant 'pryer at billiards; but I nem ,I e* a at them foe 10,0001. I never said to Addeo %at I mead play a match at Brighton at billimeds he • thinemat pomade, with • young gentians, whom I toil Adkins, did sot know much about the pme. I did set talkyimateh far 1,0001. with a young solgemen. At the , the ployees erected what dice warier* , table. I bought craters to play with, and paid for theta by I 0 U's. I did net exchange my residue at smarms S reedy massy. I don't troller bevies a rifts (Leigh. ter.) I always played until they wen all gems. I have often asked Adkins to hold over all bins I gar him. The &au et the 23rd of May, 1861, was not, I think, gives in ramp for a bill of szehange. nave not kept books et my gaming tranieseres. I bre sot kcal all the bills I hive discherpd Yrl pElt. All the I 0 Us were net shenreeda toss& kis prectie eery wawa aad paw, at assasay. Man 'await's saws was tried Anis tsimmil sr ant sessmiteswo warrents at ed•senegb eteartmego, bream actions had been leseella dor an• si lam by me tor them. Culve r welts saes wee Mal la Wegsmber last, and went is nay .llnena sea slim this Lints bar retersed me eD the sonaillie I knew were la his pera ides. He did • t litititatiosset proesonop InChenney. The wanton allsomr ss was in favour ot a permit newel Ihmett. la 2, I received from Adkins, by dam I.4t e• SA, =ties Ilth of the enmsmoo%a sea of ISM. nue moseys which I Lai was en waft leeseeana, est • Ali lad received it hems. Isureemiaed-1 have bat shoptlear le Man Ithrbieseihreed a peer fit attorney I bed shoe l a l te • .111110, end I Neigh suit in Charm le mere B. ' beware Baas* ma seedva it with a kmenibige diet It wag • mosey lasi at yhy. A ss wn en brae direoisi tried in tide eget, dot ins seer rt. I • was premed te p es with urea entice, bet Bennett snack, est pert up_ the power al Awry. The rest arras peahens big wane to do wfth any pines ataimmay or bilh whirls have been give& op. They were es meniig Imispeadently end dors which roe gra Tftsboraction at Btoabe vas private air. We played at "Chicken Hared." I geld what I lost, bat I did not reoeive what 1 woe. (A Ism&) Zook player at the Berkeley had a right to sok for fresh dies. sad the dice might be changed several tires i By the Jury-1 don't recollect ever havingllrat= * lay a winner. I have won during the bat I lost all bar I left. Themes Edward Cocking rambled by Mr. Hawkins. I am a ruiner. I have known James Adkins, the many pun. I know the Berkeley in Alberwle! l area lleas q have mesa Adkins there a great many times. Be kept the Berkeley. I was employed there as " isatast." Whoa I was wanted in that capacity in yea sent for. Lord Campbell—What are the functions of a bonnet ? Witnese— sit at the table and pretend to play thee Ili if he were a To %sager. The bonnet acts under the direction at the master of the pming house. Barainatioa rarer—l used to be well dressed. I was not always in the men dotes lir.Maceolay rid Mr. Adkins. the defoliant. hail given op without raiseine• all the securities in his purenien, nadir !aeral li end he wee now willing to return all the mos, plaintiff had rides @enmities. He thought the pigatif night to be satiated with that offer. Loud Campbell—Do you mean that the defendant will smart to • redid for therm mentioned in the particulate of esmenlif Kr. Macaulay replied In the Abenative. Levi Cseapbelf that be so the jury will only have to lad a sachet far tie smosat. Mr. Z. Jewas—l can, onsea, have no objection to that. sod I map tehe this manumit, of mentionieg that the meths ova ben& only es the ground that the money bed hem waft eut. Lord Cam In the &sharp of my duty, I have simply to Mit Bre jury to tad a verdict far the platetitt, with 66251. damages. A verdict wes accordingly returned for the plaintiff for that 61161. The hints at Waits ismataal for low tins disr dlll 111. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TURKEY. 110111A1IN1 AND um= saucouri.) CONSTANTINOPLE, SUND \T. Jelin 21. Ilia Imperial Majesty the Sultan left Constanti nople to-day at half-put one o'clock, for famed, by the imperial steam-frigate the Saiki-Chadi. His Majesty, who is accompanied by the Grand. Vizir, the Minister of Marine, and the Sentekir, will return in the course of two days. PRUSSIA. BERIAN,JuNs 21. Spener's Gazette announces that tho Thorn steamer, belonging to the Vistula Navigation Com pany, blew up on the 17th near Wiszogrod. All the persons on board were either killed or woanded. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (71101 ova 010. C01114r0n......, PARIS, SUND4T EYZNINO. I have been to most of the mairies in Paris in the course of the day. The !aspect wu everywhere the same. Not the least excitement, nogroupsof idlers and, to all appearance, but very few voters. The government journals, indeed, exert that all the polling places have been thronged, and the Pays even goes so far u to 'say that three-fourths of the constituency have already polled. This, however, I entirely disbelieve, both from personal observation and from the fact that the bulk of the opposition party will not vote till to-morrow. I find this resolution hinted at with sufficient clearness both by the Courrier de Paris and the Presse. The former sajs :—" The elections have commenced, and in the eireumecriptions where we and our friends have been, the citizens appear anxious to fulfil their duty. It is probable that the movement will be still mere marked to-morrow." The Press. says r--" In Meld the circumscriptions the number of velem Mss been tolerably numerous. It is known be the NA fiat the ballot will remain open up to four *Volk tueseerow." I a Ibrue, an independent candidate in aeri► swelneent of the Nord, gives notice in a circular Ile Or mayors that, without wishing to doubt that the kettle and spirit of the law respecting the secrecy sod security of the votes will be observed, he is re. solved to prosecute every infeact:on, and he invites all good citizens to inform him of any ittarill& ties. They may be certain that be will not hi be the duty he has undertaken of exposing them. M. Senator Vais . se, exercising the functions of Prefect of the Rhone, has written a circular be the morn against the candidatures of MX. wet, Heim, F. Morin, and Jules Favre, wlriek'fker its open disregard of the procaine of the sersernent that the elections were to be free transcends any thing that has yet been seen of the like kind. He mays Eminence have been seat rowed the comity to canvass In favour of republican candidaturei. Their ardour and activity ham redoubled within the last kw days. la lahriaing you of their intrigues I make • trash appeal to your seal mod vigi lante to Introit you to use all the mama in yore power to prevent, and if wormy to destroy, the edict of time in trigues among the electors at your onaisimi. The Courrier de Paris thus sums up the electoral situation today : Furious coolaughte by the press earns itself moderato W hist tho opposition candidates end three who support them. &hocking esaggsredose on the part of tide prose, snot by quiet mottoratka by Its calla adrerseries. Bight articles a day on tins lam subject. The Fstris, to dagger, cells both km sad weirs Mt to the rams. • dithyrambic booffiy is tbs Osneiessionwl, by E. Commis, who after having trkd Ida well-known pas at the from of Postal, is Mt to have newerss to eh the ntejeety of Somet. Every where the little mark t rag conibms to he shaken in the otooto& tom. Ws on told over mid em again that to elect • Mimi comaidate oral be to dam Perk over to the and sword, mid that without en hoes respite. At a meeting of elector of the Bth circum scription; M. Jules Simon, one of the opposition can didates, observed that the fact of there being two liberal candidates in four of the circumscriptions of Paris could in no way diminish the importance of ass demonstration which it was in the power of the electors to make. The government candidate to be elected at the first poll must have the absolute majo tity of the votes, and not merely a relative majority. If he should obtain this absolute majority, it matters not et all whether the votes recorded for the opposition be distributed among two candidates, or united in favour was. On the other hand , sho uld the government similiate fail to obtain an absolute majority, and a mad election should therefore become necessary, stwhich a simple majority will suffice, the democratic Maffidate who had the fewest votes at the first elec- Om will retire, and then the more favoured demo. ffiellm emffidate will certainly be elected. A &Web from St. Petersburg of the 19th an ' MOM= that Count de Moray will leave for Paris immediately after the exchange of ratifications of the treaty of commerce. Its will embark in the Alexander 11. for Stettin, and return to Fenno. by Inv et Germeny. e Presto sop in its weekly eoenmereiel review : Ike deb ef Inale la wadi the raw as it woes week ego. lbw bills adagio la Sr !era shops. The wholemle Mmeekdesees see wig aele for the prat Mee. The AMAMI& Wets Newt la ab bavy to templets their per ems. What they haw Whits bombast Lyons and Peels iasigalletak Atal gat tot kat whim kola Neer York bad eat boa egaigillailagaa mu stSneep prawn. W• burettes the frapeets IRAN As Maas April and Way All an by owe INK owl that the week of Preach tames was amity ethwatted. Al etas Anildloli hews hays bee wade( kr the sew tariff beim waking lair weorboasts. The saw coarsereial treaty with Masi eria probably giro sa Weis le =mei ae Olt cavalry. The demand fa llama glob elligh Simi the peas, Ms Idles of fer ass, Orb' perkely an mane et the moth'. Wet dada oral a die Ilwebnlesillier. The din !wr yest la the seat d Yams know win einnowl that we am affirm that it will la Mks ikelpmw. Way of the weans, it is twee, have Ad puraglifi bat the stock wee mon oweitimbis then end. MI at beds hes become very active laths swath. Large riudimuleffle has. made In IPiedracat sad Lesebudy, requblas ier Side mettlesome so ash specie that the aspeeneellen la *.swine move of the Beak of Posses has bees checked. Beams la the an sad wile markets is esoistively aka. The program al the what coop Is watched with biome Were& It is wore the tweedy yogis Ida°, the vises have locked se promislag se they do maw. PARIS, SATURDAY EVIINIIIO. At the Bootee the Bente woe in an iumertain oscillating state all day. There were alternate rises and falls within the nags of Ile. sr 10c according u there um .pore er lea confidsass in the hnme diate redutisa et dissennt by the Honk of France. The special misting et the threaten tribe up with out making any ebri;e s zad the Bente closed heavily at retarders 46A9 OAS Mo. biller rema eavnied. naval market was calm. The Ilavannlia seam et the remeipts for the week MA be erne arasidsrable prelims for cash in the "MAW line, but there was very little the - esdai quotation. a tt eseridered beyond a doubt that the Bent of Finns wOl an &ley the nilse et he etheount lamer dna tillihnsday mat. de I a uadesstred that it will hod es hrearly SO per seat. era mass. ens& his published Me esedlitheas of the acid= at the mew shares. Oa sad after June 25, pret m* aleseshAft illend entlisatee will be delivered to the ris at Pe pin et WOOL,. pqabie her iestalneso eV& ea the Nth Ilepeenber sad 10th Delwin, 1067, NA the 11111 Ikea awl ton Jen,11414, with a rieht la lip dhlisidif ' the weed Az maths al IS= • ." • , -.. CAPE OF 0001) HOPE, DARTMOUTH, BATI:RDAT. The mail steams: Scotland arrived this afternoon from Calcutta and the Cape of Good Hope. She has a full cargo and many passengers. Her dates arc Calcutta, March 16; Mauritius, April 10; Cape of Good Hope, April 28 ; St. Helena, May 10. The mail steam-ship Clarendon arrived at Table Bay on the 24th of April. The Kaffirs were quiet, but in great distress, and many of them were entering the colony to seek for employment. In the Cape Parliament, all the Government bills with reference to the frontier policy of his Excel lency have either been unanimously agreed to by the two houses, or carried by large majorities. The colonial government on the 27th April sustained a severe defeat in the House of Assembly. A bill had been introduced for a system of public education. The bill intended to overthrow the first-class schools which arc at present maintained solely by the government, and to grant aid to schools only on condition of local contribution ; it also pro " posed to abolish the office of Superintendent-General of Education, and to place the Colonial Secretary, ex officio, at the head of that department. The Colonial Secretary and the Attorney-General warmly defended the bill, but it was thrown out on the second reading by a majority of 25 to 9. A committee appointe d by the House of Assembly toreport upon the pro posed harbour of refuge, to be constructed in Table ay, has recommended that it ' be ptoceeded with. The following vessels, belonging to the French China fleet, have arrived in Table Bay and Simon's L Bay—April 7, Le Primeuguet, La Mitraille, Fluke, , Durance ; April 21, Le Genie and Le Nemesis. The following are the British men-of-war in Simon's Bay at present—Dart, Castor, Action, Dove, Frolic, and Merxra. In Table Bay—The Penelope and Geyser. MURDER AND ROBBERY NEAR WOODFORD. WOODFORD, ESSEX, MONDLT Montoya. This part of the county of Ewe: has been thrown Into state of excitement by the perpetretion of a most cold-blooded murder, committed ts:.h the sole object of yob- boy. At Chingford Hatch, a few miles from this town, eters an ender assethree, the property of a gentlemen Olomag) carWillisallesdlm, alba was the scene et the tragedy. lad otiolleg &MOOD, Mr. end Mr limr Mika burls/ re repose of attending the god* obsedb, Obleglad, eid es they left observed a sea obadlag saw t~bars, tat laving previa:Ali mon Mr et ce assr Ike ewe spot they took no rettloakr Mae friths tisrwaaram• Ths bass iris left in chewer= wpil alma, ad* bid Sad Or yews of misty, aid wbo ea otoilataligaullaflaf fad ma. IS' "he' lomat ammodeesearms re Mary Whir peeriely sagallaka %far awe, who mist ika mot bsttstia Sobs= of slam sad twelve o'clock. Obe pad a t bi gdo Oa boss, and havin enrol lin Irk= a Ike vont dear, perceived a herrltio OIL Oa the 'Om sus btu set, with her had nearly awerad *es berlsay—d• dame, in feet, being cut in two pleoss—tho weeds Wain err from one ear to the other. The moolkil treks were lying in en IMMIIII9II pool of Wok sad the peer appearance of the room pve enthuse sf a viebat sung* On the door were marks of bawd, and her clothes were literally torn to pier ehowiag that men after theirl one committed M od body was dragged rood the to The are word, it was some minutes bare she recovered, end when she did she pve an ✓em, which ter& severe/ of the neighbours to the spot, end the police end oesdied men were she ma to attendance. The Poe aremore wee primeord to be goke dead, though the body wee ail worm The pollee fondd • kali ameal with blood in •• eslt-boz, sad a cis pd witk • beck-here hak. tether rusty, in a bowl. It is soppeed that failing to accomplish Ms paper with th e aid of the dret- armed weapon he had roam to the rood, bre the ore of the two words to the throat. The arra, err deareybos dm las of his victim, sad bates robbed the hue, ewers to have gone to the rail way salsa, sad it is supposed t h at be took the arse train after ate delock he Lemke. A Magma° amies am army dispatched to the peliaststice a the 2 avian, et Spfteldelds, drain the arm of the sew^ sad giving some eaglet description of tho sogreesd oserdsmr. The monad the news reached Lorca, hoperee Germs and Worked and Berger Oliver, No. 21, sent informition tithe COMMON to the differ ent police stations of the metrepolitan end city forme, as well ea to the chief Mire Is Oreat doodle a Tod end the Old Jewry. A author of damn wen agate* to the likateditek butane of the ft rn Comae' Railway, bat the hiker bad suocesded, he alighted Atha stares, in getting away. The sir who go sue wads* sotto the hers Is thus ilsecribed by the :—" AMi OAF yams Of sgs ; b feet 7 Inches to $ WINO is belglit; dee rain • whits slop I "Ut blot °WPM% isk.he isremel sod light Walbegloa bor." The poesklng tape ,rear AM this garb was fry pet ma es • Owl" to ride the pike; and there lo me da aredrWlbethevillta,wham be wee, was Ili rlaa*lalakfl dR lataker el as base, IJp to ade toma me 011osed dm modem bed bola *AMA allemosus Era ma ass& we ea soatball et the Thmespilmaaalea woe illogeorpl ea lle bag fakir tuft skews SO lo erne to an asp ommoded 'web de maim THE EXPENSES OP THE CHINESE WAlL—This iMerldMg IMO published copies of comequerimos with Sir John Bowleg, on the eelneat of els application far a rote has parliament to defray the sweat of nemores al pre cantata and diem M Hoeg Rang, required by the deer ebbs la Child. It appease that two despatches. reoPediedY dated nth ;emery, 1867, and 12th March, 1857, woe M anfred by Mr John Heerlen to tha Rt. Bon.ll.lahouilme; requeeting two smanne masts of 10,0001. he the alromper poses. le reply, Mr. Labouchere Metes that the nomminamt will ask perlismeet forfora rote of credit for 10,0001. he Sag Ron, kit that the second application cannot be smile( with without a woe eagateetary explimation of the psis objects towards which the aid is to be applied. ISSAMSti'S MONEY Oannas.—This narening was publishol a return of the rumble and automat of seamy codes lamed end paid at each shipping dice from May, 1855, to December 31, 1866. The am total amounts to 140,4171. Os. 104. MAMMIES IN OPPICES.—This merging was published a rattle "of all marriages which bare taken *co wader the poriikei , of the Act 6 and 7 Will. IV., e. 115, s. 21, Mhos the paring of the said eat up to the Slat December, 11156."—The members mecitled during the eat of piers included le the return see as fol lows —Poe the yew ending BM. Dec., 1850, 6,207; 1851, 6,813 ; 1862, 7,100; 1853, 7,698; 1854, 7,593; 1855, 7,441. The Agreed de St. Peteraboury of the 14th con tains an odoial notice to the effect that the Cur Ins asks rimed the emotion of a church In the cemetery at Blialeipi. In hour of the breve men who fell in the hokum of that limo. The expenses will be defreprd by a national sabeerlillein Ths University of lielsingfors has just lost by death • sludent who posed for being the senior university snidest In Harms. Be woe 71 yams of sp, bad bred cali . bate, and road never be induced to quit the reirersity--to _ his • ass awl slater. A letter from Caracas, Venezuela, states that eon sidereressolteminterred themin oorequsees of the British I oherg4 Calder having eorentiesd $ marriage between two trite Boma &holies, onstrary to the rules of the church, the bride brag step-dsughter to hoe beskend. The snit bishop end rope had previously refuted their radios. Laid Pohnereton bed bees written to ea the subject. REDUCTION OF POSTAGE ON LEITZU TO VIE FALLLAND ISLANDS, Grim, Laser., Vancouver.' s Istria, TIM lONIAN ISLANDS, AND NATAL.-011 the Ist July amt. omil thole:rid:award, the snifter slipery rate of nonage win los atlemdedi to hams leermillni bosses the Vatted liesheit end the follewbar Barb erienks, : Falkland Limb sod Orais, gear or privets ship ; imbue, Vomereardelsismi. Iskala by private ship ; kired. begrime. vie thus Ceps staged Haps De private ship Oust *Wm ears hat sa seas% sad Mt mewling see mesa Ina. IS be eassidilias. Who above ass mesa serene smass. two itsallass, sad so , so, or aba ft 1/107114lehla oe tree , don otr i mse. Its paws 111 laraw 6a do abserow tined sit ars% ata m edesees.—lty • warm Gang ."."Peselesa • conclusion of the ease, to bear athat for the infringement of a patont, which next came on, arid on his lem mg every person in the court rose. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Sittings at Nisi Pew aln Iffiddlesea.—Before Mr. Justice Crowder a n al • Special Jury.) ARMITAGE V. MC DONALD.—CRIII , CON. mom) This was an action of erim.conaind the damages we r e laid llzfor• at 6001.' the only plea Sea not guilty. pair of Mr. Pedant Biles Mr. Bovill, and Mr. Pulling appeared P ro p el ' for the plaintiff and Mr. Siejeant Shee and Mr. reteradorff e ir mit. for the defendant. Mr. Mr. Serjeant Byles said that he had the honour to appear u of Ala counsel for Mr. Armitage, who was a solicitor not new en use- • disa tire, but who was in practice in India down to about the year `••• 1814, he believed in Bombay, _and he returned about that Primn time to England, having realised an humble competence and ni kis no more. The defendant was the lion. Homy McDonald, and he was • gentlemen of high rank in the army Prism j g* , ag n,,,,,,,,geid mean, and aide-de-camp to his Royal Highnera the Commander - never i a In-Chief. A great demi had been lately said and written v lo = I upon the subject of actions of this kind, but the was not the lib >m too., I place to discuss the matter; and if it were, he must un feignedly confab his inability to offer any opinion upon the Dm' • subject. As the law at present stood no gentleman who had F os f , received an injury of thin nature could obtain's divorce • P." from his wife without Bret bringing an action of ni••• 3 this kind 'and submitting his case to a jury, but how long 1•11"l' that might continue the law it was impusible to say. The ""i' matter was now under consideration, it was one that touched Pm" the very existence of families, and it was ano less important Tb question for the legislature than the reform of the go vernment under which we have the happiness to live. The plaintiff wee married in October, 1847, to a young lady ROC of the nese of McDonald, who was then resident with her mother at Inverness. Though the mother had at one time kept the Royal Hotel, et Inverness, the family was well T connected, and all the members of the Bundy attended the Red marriags. There was a considerable di parity of age between of m the parties, Mr. Armitage being 37 and the young lady 17; Mel but abe, however, had manifested the greatest affee lion towards t h e plaintiff. He should show by for M t her own brother that they married under dream- Delo stances which, notwithstanding the disperity of age, brim promised • happy union. The facts of the ease were had extremely peculiar, so much so that though he had had the T honour of standing at that bar for ninny years, he did not mrs remember any cue like It. For some reason, which he was unable to explein—for her letters to him showed gnat area boo this young lady would not allow to her husband forbearing vilegea of • husband. Degree conduct was kind, nd generous to a high d. He should prove, by laying her leases before them, that she returned it with the gratitude that was really due, but notwithstanding that she persisted In her nest extraordinary determination. The coneequenee was great unhappiness on the part of the plain tiff, but he prov Med for her a house under these circum stances with hie brother, a clergyman, who re sided at Families...la in Herefoire. He would by these letters he had mentioned before them. and the lair infuriate from them—extraordinary se it might appear —was what be had stated. He would call their attention to 7 f, ono or two peerages in some of those letters. There was one as earl - se the 21st March, 1848, in which she most positively ' to live with him, end said she would rather bog her bread. She was evidently attending IN to some persuasion which his relative, Mr. Olen- ft 'written, had endeavoured to exercise over her. She said, ' I will write to you every week; but j to return to the subject, I would do anjthing that j Mr. Oleumoristan wormed, for he has always been our kindest friend, but to live with you at present is utterly Im possible—l would rather die fest." Again, • T on will see the utter impossibility of our t ! n living together at present, believe me your affectionate Ink Annie Armiege." He asked them whether in the whole) course: of their, 'amebae* they ever heard such a letter Pes that In another lather In April, 1848, • I received your very kind note, and helm to newer it ea the post is going away. lam muck obliged =z i t: r the booic yen sent zee *loofa ordering the Wet (a_ bent). I And be very vo uch obliged if yea wadi ha the to awn the cloth oome over the meet. I think they call it 'letstyle. —Believe me you athelismate was, Annie ." Thee were erred ether lettere of the same llha sAed far a wetly Pence veil, nil desired that It deed& be worked ea Serb idea sail that it and he of Maids Moe. In one haw she sad that she needed to faith all lm deities es a erlde, and an August 6, 1856, she aft,' tt I will do all I sea le please I neer I have bra lassam, sad done meg thing!, wheat I am gam her mal igen In flyeaseber„ 1860, ' I will try and ) be se imenenal es gamble, sod I wth do all I can MiSsee =l,in I p nee" Oa Ithelemberth— . I are to the Wiles a eel el Ostsber. whin I shall I as te pen end men yea eadoriebe and Itapw.". On Oaiober 11, 1850—" 8 leave received yaws very - MA hen. It we fxwarded here from Fort higngns. I het nip ewe obliged to you for all pen Ithrinsee, ltd am Mend le hear Rad yea are well seple." This =Om dna to the Whir nal el IMO, of awn= as id brt bathed eftegetbse, and he wee =die to 411•••••• IN • lag time whet bad nein of bit. DIMS wee leepeeten IN them le hew in slat On has that dm Seim to this lour he was not ante et ewe insimeed unkhodnas or isamoper treatamatn bar Re basil new her, in 1861, la the seenint held dent tenni hint _dated by the rideable'. Oohed McDonald thet ei One had apartments in the Atheiwoni by Aim ten were No. 6C. second door. He diode *tow that the ildenbat went to visit her at her Ingthip, ad ihe need he Addled the Albany. He shouldebow her with linden 1 thins 6te 6 edeck in the afternoon until 11 ma n a Arm, endletens pawing between there, end cireausbams üßieh i wadi ban no doubt in their minds what the mature et the Intkeicy was between them. That intimsey_cesitinned hew 11161 and 1864. In 1864 Colonel theedanald left this estuary IN make ha the Crimes. The troop started from , the Seek-Loos Railway statics fa the speng of ISt* assenthen don the middle of end it wee Impossible met to ay thee idAd arm a most effecting del". There IMO • ',his dmg leave of husbands, deters of belithea, hews d their betrothed, with a too true in army ern, that they were taking = . 1 .11.4 f the . eimmandng have. The defendant was dose, NA swees i :e h reeme who went to take leave of th ib Traitega ‘lim the sheedit whir on a the pla was tform; "Z. weineed the bladed, he leek ler up in Its arms end kind hw ever end ever again. She was deeply alholith id amen le get into a saloon candage, in width IRO need an either of high red in the army, i vier aim be seed ale mention, and whose statement . Meath nil IN hared friend had agreed to receive as erkkese, she took her pock et-handkerchief and threw it thee the meriege, sing, 'There. Jemmy—there is my meddle( peeket-handkerchiet" The defendant returned then hammy, 1856, and a soon as he returned the : Wong between himself and the plaintiff's wife re d. He constantly Mailed her from time feline, ad at length she became in the family way, and in the yew 1856 the child was born. (Ibe leaned ',giant ens abed to reed the certificate of *item to show the name in whisk the child had been baptised, but hie lordehip inhumed that the document wee not evidence.) the fol lowing vitae's= were celled. Mr. C. J. Mc Donald, brother to Mrs. Armitage, spoke to the amiable terms as which Mr. Armitage end his wife lived, and to the circumstances under which the marriage took , place. Mr. G. J. Shaw plaintiff's attorney and cousin, the next nurse, gave evidence of a similar description, and alas described a meeting between Mr. Armitage and his wife at a theatre. Mrs. Armitage was with a gentleman who gave a false address. She taped while the plaintiff and the gentleman were talking. A cabman bad stated that he took her with an elderly gentleman to Lord Aber deen's house, in Argyle-street, but the porter there raid she went in at one gate and out at another. The plaintiff told witness that he believed his (plaintirs) wife was under some monomania with regard to him in not acting as • wife. Mrs. Emily Pugh, an acquaintance of Mrs. Armitage's, deposed to the numerous visits of the latter to Colonel Macdonald. Witness need to accompany her to the door,and wait for her In a private house In the neighbourhood. On the occasion of the departure of the colonel for the Crimea, the lane kissed Mn. Armitage at the railway station " very affectionately." Mrs.A.rmitage was very much affected. The statement of the distinguished peewee which had been alluded to was read pertly and then had up to bis lordship, it being arranged that no name, in it should be mentioned. His impression was, that the lady who came to the carriage raid "Hod bless you," and threw eometbing Into the carriage. Mrs. 8. Esredon, at whose house Mrs. Armitage had lod _ _said that the latter was sometimes celled Mrs. McDonald, and that Coked Meedonald celled three times to see her. Two or three other gentheuen, who menhir l' nods,' had also called upon her. Me,. 8. Onley, a lodging-house new in Stanly-serset, Chelsea, spoke tovWts to Mrs. Armitage an the port of Colonel Macdonald after his return from the Crimea, at wit nese's house. Other gentlemen had also called. Dr. Clark stated that in May. 1856. he attended Mrs. McDonald in her condnement, at 12, Little Staahop .street. She was delivered of a son. The case wee proceeding when our report left. ; 34 p ; 1 7 :11 iy of Loa ie CISE.II. _ officol vnttlinto c le hula Yd I'o .1 This ml met In Rap were called =atteo had of the pe Hearne', AND! close! Mr. ,ocn Bul Itaffei COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (Sohn Mr. Bona Martin and a Spada July.) thtrade which ford, it Palma Kirby atom. over th lit *°,4 Mr. Setisset Bel Undue, Mr. Joyce, and Mr. Doyle wet , ' for the t. plaintiff ; and Mr. Lush mid Mr. Sleigh f o r the de fee The pkhltilf, the Secretary of the Samaritan Institution, West-street., Smithfield, brought this action to recover damages for slanders spoken by the defendant, a guardian of the West London 17tdon, before Kr. Alderman Carden, at Guildhall, end also fora malicious prosecution anbasquently. The whole matter of the statement before the magistrate in November last has to be examined into, because the defendant hes pleaded that the words spoken were " true in substance and in fad," end the rem will, therefore, last ell day. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Dlr. Co"-aaser Oesllxpera.) 1K ItZ 1. 0. 00110011. The baokrapt orse a anyeater ea Wilder, ef C Ina Nese. This was lbe eldeloolles imestlag. Wk. Olft, ix the ezipaselei Net 00 00 Wilma , eel mid he ea dos dix, yes mind, We peeelleh is a peels& 74;h:ie the too week th eloctricl S r~ .