The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-30 00:00:00

27111 FALL OF H 0 (78E8111 TOTTENHAM- ADJOIJRNIO INQUEST. The investigation into the eirenstrastai grading the Ira ,ddet is Tottenhamrartrad we wretch =rare Mr. Brent, kedreened, et Lawasers Osorer-arrest North, New-nerd. The Ildraoll d arted is this we eves more ratictisg then at the rare raps st the imary. Osage Barra • easystoor is the rap employment et Mr. Tayier,lehh and made Me hem the idling =Mby ra a pen, g r am a mail, soil lie sprat was ira till in aseerance at ree belee rale is the ralperelt, bat he did set ramie to amc i eth . a . t he agar buried draw. Nor dil be at way time the propels -at as work sabipas bradiste danger. l taught lir between 147 ad 148 was ray Mr 4. is ell wall. Litwr i st arra It is a denprous rate. It was in very good eralties d set dlersrad. Hotel sr area the wall is which the bra owe brag eat. The wall be saw id was the me is rad the kiss wore est. Crake low, a anew, in the eralorast of Mr. Tay lor, seiL-1. tar names ran ea echo* I aura the =147 (Mr. Illapli), end law two men at work is a way belie he the arty-well with orewhars I era Oaths ras who wee meragaii rat bole, . It yen do sot rho raps all haelradate abertyraked." Elessid.. Idled pesters rams" 1 als. ter hallsgrem • roperebehe sad bb meta pa shook me • the arra, I Id of work. ad rittherraier I oda sit le ether rat a week to uals, the Muse Were bat& I rand etra- haramanted, ter ad had rade gat this. ran die T whoie pile hi. I oral* the the holm were impearly ea. Is *a lest plea they are larger them neerary, and, ran ear, they won at Is • ray improper wad Ida sot believe that even who urantood his arra woad have akampmi to or away the wall arra draft up the prams. Xt. Brfat -What do yea think we theme, et the sied dont I , Wisest-The rake any the bras and sera( she. By the Jamey-1 did not have the plies wire lar at wort he me what was ping on airwiw lit wile • tell deioneraties sera to recurs he the peemisse era, he I *it it to be oesrally rapiers The Isetrumest red ale sot • brick alma it was a soda erat tea or tee *et Ira, meal an inch err • error tali TY men he the rar is bra kends The wail wee let • very Dad .as The bebe meat is bra been made with • chid Id rawer, ad them era with pea an. Os the rem brass 146 ad 147 rare wise throe men sr payed is train • • sew erd. I de IN raw whd they WWI orrylng • ilds well he; =ll to=san carposter it was at my Mira a two wham% at the bat aserekeras e ram ea elig sot we • enveher. I solsessly sera that me el Os did wee • efewher. aretee Hiett, sompator, drat the time at the arra woo raidi ems tae edat et the rase No. 147 VIII the Lot *MM. mil-Tve met hen Joherae prase era or err Ws They we. radar sway are beta. The ars at the irk bre red • awarer. •ftor be at • her fret hole he awe he the bra end laps racking away then with the era cream I Ira raw Ira the crowbar ram I saw the rat rasa est • pion et bed tram with lea beam. Be aim rash away the brick work. Ime via hem ad sely jra mewl. Yen. Bow-Wist de yes arra was the Wwen at the raliest Wilre t m-I eraidsr that the tell et the bras is eras* erahratio to ihe rang the without urag the ens_,porastiss et elarteg es. By the Jeey-On &shifty sleet, Mr. t 1 lit di: rawyer, odd rat they sae sate ge en say Ys mash beerag, es the well we daze down. 11 se. ' eira the see st the crowbar cestribeed to the swim t. I vend set Wok tsetse a bop • bile es wen as th Bs rell kr the prams st onder-Prati. Jam= Wiliam, 74, Wenwehret, ewer WIAS,b, 1 mill that MB Waft mean lie lOW ** r end rah • ride* Be spas to the rat a rah a=da l boreass. Be wet hard e 4 *rats re to as pram rag is • improns tee. Be heed so raralrasto data see ene rank mak Baba the spot • lilds bo *se aera, era as lie isms, is aka tarty Wen, the bras Ira dims. lab Bair. 9, Chat paler, esnamseed rats! ' in bridi'll e r r ' poirte rie Ma a=it eir- the previews draw By • Jeer -Why de as ay the well was rotten I , Witome-When I me old bricks that will auras in the band I rase asp seek • wall anything but rotten. By Mr. disigh-The wail between 146 and 147 is oleo sato* By Mr. Odra-The middle wall did not fall he some morale Oa the err pert of the building. kn. Willie Bra= we milled, mid positively swore that he IMO cutting the bole Is the well with • kick chisel. The awes Hiatt also positively raw that he saw a man sirs • croebar, bat he eery set Bra* the we. The witness lona was maried, and Iran bra pre viously cautioned by Mr. a ... pertivety rare that he sever used • crowbar ea the Be ea the We with a brick chiral, end odd, b rated me a the com mencement, but I told him he bed better leave d. White had • crowbar in his bead. Mr. Dyke, • fear-Did he bred through the well with it ? Witness-Well, 1 ca ra t my. Mr. Water, endear juror-But we moat has the ersa. New tail vs did not White NM the crowbar et all t Wltsess-Weilhe &liar dais the well with the asekelt. We did at got the ardor to srapis raid the am Wit work was pit on the lop. By Mr. Trails, amber Joret-I Mod lid tha I we rearan to rads the wall. Wm. Lodtworl, • bricklayer, la Or moripdMr.=, sabl-1 we is the pram at the tra 411 as L , The wal belga. sid rare ones ark is it. The warm the aselleth we rte *lrbil. ea ao ' Ime OF eras O ra chess hallothlo thud !. kV? ollete r et s ee Ila meal thin ao teeth moo ki ka ll le al =oll d.iim bul t a ietUa tjirl a ltn bras eirartem Ira ...., 1 ell like era steh — aldlie soh Itilte ! wlib. 81110-4krilliter theogthening ta. end woe stead le Bon • fraud likeriono arteliedrest, Old et. Perak road-Wes It ewe*. op • 4 i fret 9 tor. veal * ~ so•ort • is IlWali brass' 146 ad * row IV. Tat* a Ibis_ ma Lathed were at math& the as • dent 7 het Ira the 1 karat any. Id be graft pa 6 latasents ma were antra • kis In the di War •11 with • shirt Ur, • dar, era • beraer las net see • crowbar. Iml to - Ben" • Bs tionlawth is Wier teehr." Hs lad," All sight, mar" lal oat ip a the eetheld. I kept my eye es the wall, tor I brar 1 wee sot oda By lolort-The daddiebseate wee set ad away talk I wee a the prams. I maw the wall whine the WM were IN *II. it mumbled Eon. The bathe AM net ewer to ma M tels i l=. r. istrapor) wee moded,ra deposed thew =bra wir wield away the Friday wook rare the Brad Ora recalled. not t Mr. yes Am (sjontr)-Do• yes think that it theta have bees Amara to ran • wwall bile rake w holes? Wkra-The het is, Wo raithet Ira we sit blob ) ;-it oar raters think a thing thing ' tell sae is 1111 rat dry. By lb. (airar)-11by did yea tail No mend the motheree lie ardor f Bret -Barao I raw thet the wall we tera. ' lth throth—Thot whst, is per *aka, we the we d he sorra Wirase-The crag the bobs Is the prty-wall, end la . 161 111* . 0111011 might wale the vit - t ae pthee th ba s: their the ont I esti wise to it. Jelth Chthehoord, l* thatthoeth lileaohothr - thetha. I the is Plthithloes magma* theta ism /that we . .rte the We previous thiamin. aided that he sew the era bitthea Ith. Leber and Mr. lljell g e Swett Mr. Xmas well lentil[[ No bol bum at yak toothy. lathe the eleitest, maw rat Or hth ad Sr heel bar. NI allories was sled Weft all hy • the ma hang est be lin the the pima like ''eask. . teethe' araseltealtelthi, 2, Ordnoreorad, Wedwice-coesera sera et lte. Taylor's wan. nak Imo elder errata trap halt s eberas to - Mr. Male, alit-I wee as the pram 146 ra the adjoining borer *IL Iweellollab, the Om BewietWe beck I dept be 147, and had to mew theteolusee alO hat et the pry-well rag emseird it yes Jut bait sp spa. I egad may Jost see thee* the Hy lie Jery-The well woe hill gas up to the coals& The at gridsm dews at bra operas wilds • rah. By Mr. Cook-1 rawr Arad 10 deep an Mr. Meghte . pram. • The utiles Mrs &Ake te 311. 39.04 bow= ow awe was Awe lines • as ca el i=bew il 1 Awe bet reboil. ohm ! Mr. Ar e I 4 r. Beim bad watiko we& resO the I tradralt my ma to dbradere the wort. In *et, they woe dews keen the top with tee. If le well we proceeded with ear lth 11W111, * the thirst Try thatibligo. asibeth—ali yea ow them with Mr. Bahr leaf . the ion the theart. ath mat ie loth thou? vastai- - I wow Ili 'Tie thieethe the pre loth, owrit to No putilleb•.. I trod dot Nr. law, who I ith theemt, vug de me the Jaellse le eel the math .lishse..telettorminies et the Istary orressr.Vel Oa barks mire hie let mrakeries lres tell by 16. Beam doe he (11r. Iliwars) wee the perm 'Ow Wore Okra es le the tire et il ia be *lt that Om stile , Meehan somotheitheth lde part Mr. Besse-M le my rake vet flea hoe hose illelb niebi a tZit II is troot loialie Awl bo gelid Oral* or itionew limb" thettha d is width . these OM set mere ros theatre el Itme rall Isrest ot the 16 het tetra bad bees lrese-Com yea vertuelle the intense el ' not ell dot &pod to r th dt ßeit at the bell t Wierai-I earesee. 1 swear that 11 Mater, whier to Mr. spas, as rase di _otsaeeddthat be fiat In tie stre w era Li.. Adowlkeeleg he 944 et foes, so , oath hod hoes he. rag. the Wei ire ler THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1857. rear shod 2 Ithlithan daintily,. The wall was tat up spin, ea theabi alai,* bathe thy. lie coed net the britalfththallthellillith. kik ken lite eleirone. B. Ilainebilifilthathell Mei he Ind new etairreil fan Me thilthemlb yam te the alert that he heel emademilic ez. Ilatlem Oat ad set dear up tbs maw at slow Ittaisi bid diNiteW see kat I 6 law at atm karnikat awe 'Wes kw re yalincthe near bowl wry ea& klaradleme haw In dir w leanannee. Sabath PressamgaVagrs• _C•oloriont, beiblase —1 aeorthied - thala . thrithne • parmire. I was ea the pewhea taw Tbutslap, end as at the Ewa eatbeweakre Niko We we asklayptat aliew•wwbere" I aid, "Yr; sad yes may r 1 1M paws vete la lan le that tuba be is medal be will ban lbe bowie bora." Byens age I Ai awn eltailkat kr Mr. 'Maple, but I amid nth base BB jailed la lahraidwg paint job I *k that the we lames 16 Mild. are kasea, lee sad lit aft Wl* awpwer. By lk. Tufts. • jarer—Ftee Ike laralatia ha.* of the mat Wawa IS mg 147, I de balms that It would be damprow ta wet wow elavasilisat. flaws to Imow OW this vas • daabb walk It MI tivilartoe that I tail pa warm b•••• leaketwit. IPe .at dal that wadi be drapreat le • the bike la tie wall ter As pare poes atowlepiric. IHalebe in the refs lie, will sidet bra &ad op. By Mr. Ossb—l au applied le by 11r. Maple seer tbe• wad saw a tab' - fa the work. lir. Moyle witi, "OAI as gait kw M. bas tbat." By MA Onal-1 dna at wear that melee at Kr. Maplifs wera • • way awierose data. at se do We job de pia% wailbek I mistakes it, BMW myna Ilat dam art bort ocwaraL ammo 28.." sorwyce to dr tawilniali= rentl• eallesi imp • • t i t's ot tbe oars ad eatiktheth Am We = l. O the wall, 147 owl lik able Yea ems, it vas bit Wiwi BO waft 1110 wall fa the atamr milli lel Ims ins usual Imo bm dr cake. Vies e rgata lisadas assalliand it will as 11l • wall a& he bat war ow I was WY mask a• sMaira a the maw is la Mk% ha rm at awilmetand la pa% awl nob* bawl rriesi •••••••• 1.6. 21•11• ....a_ The al lama la ma IN we fie Ikea bat It as silk se WI maim ea sem ballata — Ta lbe walla sweet =IMO OMB ta bath Wet were pis eta. lase wherepweekk " r at be lg a: so mimeo lw lbw aftliaml Winn tin wal lot 14640 yea bath bath it than Wee sites way, but tb oat at weak ta Ike penile awe law ill. to lap So ens se am Monde. et Ike piss an to tar wall it wraolltheithat the diem and= sisala be taken does. lit 11 bed fonad ithelthe dr vials mid hare brat ethihand. ii:-..=rbarnfrethar hallipthltheeththththarth, war arra Oats emarell ke Ike idiom gloss by law Oa wield an lealßdiat to =prat tba anandois *ilk um big amid • • balk pane. ale aril* SO bra In widow li 1 64 mot Waikato = a hem meta waleakr. 10011aBwriyer, was re-adk• sad repeated err thane sleanthente. ingsbywashweigin adjourned to Thursday next. PRISON LIFIL On Thursday afternoon Mr. Bedford, coroner for Webninbor, dr il_a WO, nopeolable In Inge compied bowel bane at 11 libehrinfhey In lonanigothi the autee=nlh of Shintr ig Hleihnlil ........i. lit levy • kart i tre d lio Ihol . Unnaiot haat witatiikehrial a wee h he hbury re dew seeds rest eas= r ra irme. The Owl& of the prism Ogle daps*. hid SW wtried fur °Miming Mler kin peter al Debad, on Nurembee t, sad ableasoll la bah roe bensportneure. Hie Mehl woe Waal lobe aseL He hod been pustialied while ke hit prima he bed kereer_ _ . Hie conduct win demo ea hely* es her :-111111he, very Logi Diebbilles very hod ; Pantomege, aseeselly bad ; l'abbrik very WC His paellimate dose be hod been la this= we .—On hell& et lopraskor we reported kr I to work ; iftly he err ; "kb, Ow loud talking sal lar preps bonomeo to De. Ildr, foe which be woe neioneed to az dope elearre is the estractory bill at land W water, the *Yd dap full diet. Oa the lab kr atimplkoi to seal on sem is the reesiebey evil he woo tonlionindi area doW head and water the fourth fad Hot On in 1111 of Hoomehn.' for anyiothie cell 8.1 VP' In" t lir* two dap Mal We ary el et by sr were. On lie 12th foe =end kreinot to he Mena, kr Ade be es le he eked. Oa the Yr& h sa lera ea the pier nia ma beet al ge warm e et eh% thee he la Or rebertegy elk sa Dal Sir Oa hi lash Dose et Mr. r kripare Moms te ad ease se serairag esere II en hadeshe, se in yep ho the prirefer all. as heed se seri he Irish ha le On the Mk thr ebbs a rite, alit hr the lep able vele 11 base bearallell. OarbtU3 Tar Is* kr brig el a dot era/ lallehlbok NO Wealth( II yea ef s % a l the la Ws own ell sa bra et e; wry ha dlet, sr Ma el. dl6 rarr=raid is kr Oa the deb, kr theetteg m a u p as Asa, Oaceill hi • 01111•111 has behearesa el beleshif fur as be se • M ist WI Oa he trr tbarstea Ye era la the sates hoe, 11l bee be the er, kr elder re rase la Weise the la beings. Oa be ba = .14 2 . ar k = thearba la has maili beleebb Oa the 26th, re doslaylas Om toe drak, ma sae ma II be Mani Oa fah. Irr eatatas make Cm , tr .. .... ,.. ar 0 71 3 417 i l= s te se he asp" aboodehl INNS sell whin; 10001 l =:.2 ate' lad bb radag raa Ilea se sir re et el heft - rt ell et pad re ea chow, he whblibis wne la IMMO he eneniet, and referred le enie el Gee dbeelosit who ordered 19 hp= ial — aes Weise user eth sack latent& d eel Ort se ea awe her= Mae is hb ail ea Meg 11, kr ael pereL Oa ha lab tweara= li b i nit se Wes it reel his rely sal belesate arab II e said ms la bad alb. Oa lbe lair a 9it el wee am the seirerraele. he smas dey, ter heft 11l yes et est II bee larbiL Ali the helm as ea Me eg. Oa the alth et May be nerd bledk se ea eareha we pednuad, be the arballth. DOI ad OM la 11111 hew add ♦lase—TTatwry Wand se. Dope ant think the lesesehaseree Wee by tbdan him In boon, with only lasi se wee wee ameare ire le reei t Irt=tr i ahltaLs 1.1. opinion. ,ises aerai s mi jlino "" Mt ee iwY nal l ail igl :hrl l e l o2or dms' bet Ikaaraa, barmy tsar waved dad it abed 1 eshek as be NM OS 'Mitring to he bps able al veer lista* rai earl to wh am try UM ilik le *het At 4 o cluck la the illassen wham est be had Wend himself, and he woo seed Moho hilsery. was 3 I:ejoy—Thsa ere es hire out of hie beim rah hot ham the door. Ito could are pep there by basilhay as the hammock hock. There was se healle fa the NO swept a bucket for him rhea. Ware thrall be we died 00 with the intention to nada a ablution,. Wain 'Tom. aria revel laving charge ont' do tard, sal he bed rhea ear et the priee. Oa the habarle matal ame ha be ter ask, sail rat to dee all el reed be le the harrea sq l:l ai rets n es=Vl l B o . shy= wall' es e=l, Is ebbe. ea be ere bea bah he lest i ndig edema Yawls earerte heavy sail Oat re elerarle. crib leek lie ell se val= lbst essablebs. It se Ow eelerat ewes als. Web Name . the adhat snryeen, said be Wel bred ear hie ter don hie appoint ment, ea he Oh et Nay. As ass wrier perish- I mat elle bil spee Ilie trviz:sr. le a st = er Zs e l :I I 1 Lill S ta :mi d In = alal 6 . v . s WI Tif he Oleser—The shraere el Leal es lam el Iszt e r nm eg:4„, ...t.d... ,m i l o il s ss.plotia idler l wee ta sada ere bed -Yin hod —§... and tam see abbe abish tree at to be Idea Deeewsd vas sot et Amid is belly. What thee was brwde kb the tarry be we the NM by Dr. Hely. awned owl eakaks lbsai • aftsedakaa et Or Window Ile el be hi elm, law I les be bat bat hoer ash et 1 et eiser be tea ad ere be hoe" he ea la I the lan le hi lbseab he whir, al Sae es rte. 1 re WI he 411111 M SI henry he hey so. Wier 1 yes tele tit la he peewee d ems& se be did net deep IL abest we us earl WOO. Mule mi s swan seem he beta Wee meg fey /1///if ID nas he oneK7 IMMO =A at, oiler a eleashotita valt Da It le idled tower sa oloWes. This ma % imm bee by . et 11 lieW ; bat, r ui L imis he, bed a ea r letion sel l = rid] on Taney winkti _at she is he budy, and baud dibbled rah Masora he bre se rel. 11 =1 Oran.—Tad Way ale bar ea and by Ity li Zry.- 114 could Wait toasty-el& days on hoed grYrt sad gals. On in were to a jaw, said the 28 daye ow given* a fkraka Tram 61011011 the &sew le set the pows;:. T ye red ad = 1 , 11.16411—to.L.'could, art': tb. all ea 11144 alvele iparkkearat nut 44 ever err *myna # t aisli Zeol iv irEZ E. . 6in jgariht es rhea impablk— . lll‘t the blere at tion hi bra sad pea. awe by reaste." disy 1 net Pit/ in the ART TILIEVIVRIS ElMBlTtox.—The visitors on Ihirmay.4“ll,o44 rem *kit, sot SAW CIO pprat; Lib Ina Menu. EQUITY COURTS.—MAT 29. Pokes ties lAA intsamiler mil iiii Lark Imam) la ILMIDINC1,•4111 PAWS Gum Shia Irse • lealampt i rtllle=„Zwee the imam et ea appeal hem • Weis Mr. Oeethenorla. la • ire la die Sr abed ret=ide k ewer t the IGO BMA Beak w arp w arp le pew aria • • mire ellde bats' boo ea the et elaalleateler halt Um the deesamt atilt helms w wee le hark sok we the est et • ehirt clerk, sod ad a( IND Vllll.Chlgiiohr him& the caw wee aid at • ilemodisa mat eta mad le the hen of the eppid, NA It las 111 Milli erweepg thet haat be gaga t• ea etelsweee d the tralrept le #Pe sake et • walks kr Today mat le Iletierp the erft males the 1 eel. prerogative was net premed by the sewn foi the bra et the public, but the ta was ems mad, he the savorege the crown, end is the pilgrim et dr pima at liefsitle the time et isgbat awl behrlL rheum Iris veer; it wee the videdied reespilve stile mere to ere** the Tlyti el but peerwleile•Y It, boom is Rag land sad beret the am* st we the erehlishol creek I bur i• the alarm the shwa et was net atablithel by kw, mod the Wisp et wry giber elm* led jest se ityht Y the ear lee It ophilwel three se the prresteat Whip lei. Mend" Vet: of New Ledo! Ine net sea • bishop wilier lir stemalag et the law es rare to the sewn the vale et the re bored penp• b y whir It permed br peewit &Mpg, berme went by the eirritien et the dempers to as Boa& lirepic. lie Mobil let the eerie is this ear yr werneelet by kw le appetite to the Wirer is weer, sold diet the dele•daide were rat tl ed to judgment their beer The Attorri-Orterel having bre heard is reply, Lewd Carapball intimated that the court would take time to conalder their iment. The save ootwpW the omit daring the whole day. (Witting. at NW Arks at Guildhall—Before Mr. dawdle Wightsaaw and Crearare dariaa) This was the ■nt ✓Wogs in Leedom for the present teem. Tits hot contained sixteen cameo, of which thirteen were tiros •. ROBINSON.— ASA AOLS AND PLASM Mr. Kamlea and Mr. Cross were counsel for the plaintiff; and Mr. Hem sad Mr. Theorem far the &Madsen. Tb• plaintiff is this series Mary Lemphigh, to the daughter of • farmer ia Yorkehde, sad carries on the busi ness of a milliner, at DriMeld, where the delenlent Mr. John Robinson. I. a grocer and &spa., t a partnership with his brother Francis, who had been kaspiag company with the ' plaintiff for some yearn The csee for the plaintiff wee, that on the 25th of July bre, es she was risturaleg hems after calling at onset two plasm, she met the dsdiadest neer his home, and asked him • qiestina about • child which his housekeeper had lately bed. He made no reply, het @shad hold of her, sad called a poLicesnea. She at Sret weal gently, bat when she refused to go say further the defendant caught her by the legs, sad the go/iceman by the vine, and dragged her along. Her clothes were torn off her Lack, and when she gut to the Marion she had nothing on but her petticoat, chemise, end drawer.. She was kept in the station till 12 o'clock. The plaintiff and several witnesees MOM positively that she wee sober. The defence was that the plaintiff was comitantly in the habit of coming to the defendant's home and annoying bim. On the night in (plastics she had keep at his gate twice, when he met her in the street. She was quite drunk, and threatened to strike him with a bottle she had hi her had. He called • policeman who took her to the station. Eike used the most disgust ing sad at the station ex posed her person in the meet manner. The jury retired, and after some time Mond • verdict for the plaietiff, damage. 2M. COURT OP EXCHROURR.-11112 29. (Sittings at Nisi Friva in Londus.—Bofors Kr. BATOR Canaan sad Common Asia.) NO.INEAS O► Ttlll COURT. This wee the first day of the 'Winne in London in Trinity Tenn. The lint contains 18 causes. Beveral cases were dis posed of in the course of the day, but all of theta were of en unimportant a character se to be uninteresting to any one but 1 the penis concerned. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-RAT 29. (Before Mr. Commissioner nine). 1$ TH2 WItZTPTCT Or WOMB& ADAM.—Tin 11222 was to l it dalrait Neva o'clock, del that he led aim sat by the Misr The pandoktied: •wildethey would reserve Z wi reLsoe, were tria Am soon snlispilmeens were remora Plate Mr/ eras paced la the leek eherged with havieg corruptly takes misseyef Mr. Beamed,- on the pretence of @misting to re sew the propeety at he hod been robbed. Mr. liskinni sea—Abed ten or twelve dare sfter the robbery the per NM to me and rl4, " I have Mord ren mrave sidt rop e seen e wy for FM bu rr ticked," or yea " I wash. He " Perhaps knew party who hes bought the tickets; what will you glee see if I wet thess ihr yea r I imked him bow meth he wanted, and he lad M I told him I would give hint V. on receiving the tick" sad U. am coercing _theieds back. I than gave bile a paper, of wad the fao "To the deliverer et aids be 16 *ON teether doe, balks ado dem eat kids, I 1611 give on delivery 21. and awn I naive the milder back H.— Load, 14th Hey, lat" Pour or Ave days afterwera the prisoner celled on me, and raked how it wee with the money ? , von which I said to him " How is it with my tickets .' He replied, "I shall get them for you. Will you go with mar H. then told me that be must pay 30e eztra for the dads, se the man who had them had bought them for that sad I went with him to • public-house an the neighbour hood of Peeckera-strert, when he left me and @aid he would he hack in s liew minutes. He returned with another man, and asked me kw the 2.1. I said to him, "Who has the tickets r Rs replied (pointing to his companion), "This men hen" I took the four tickets into my hand, upon which he again asked for Lie 21. After some further con versation I gave them 11. each. The primmer was remanded. GUILDHALL. Ztan Brebsili and Andrew Merlon were charged with tieing In unlawful podeseion of Ave silk umbrellas, value about 61. A policeman on Wednesday saw the prisoner@ walking ono-In-arm in St. Paul's-durchyard, and permwing that Brebelli had something concealed under his coat, followed them Into the Old Bailey, where he stopped them. Mould ran away, but was apprehended by anotber Aker. The abopmen and wile of bir. Dyer umbrella manufac turer of 126, Fenchozett-street, Iden tified the underlie se Yr. Dyer. property. They had frequently seen the pri sm:ere in their aliop, and the latter had never bought Committed for trial. AND AZILTFOILD HANI. This cam has been repeatedly reported. TM. was the es fiesta meeting. Mr. Adams canted on the business of banker at Ware and Hatteal. It 'prated that proceedisp are pending for the purpose of invalldathig s ertheeneut made by the lankrapt en his wife in Dec., 1854, to the amount of 6,0001. or 6,0001., upon which property several thous Founds had been expended. The sccovetant to 1 s the estate, elan an inveatigaties, found that at this time Adana was insolvent to the extent of 21,8001. The magmas had fluff a bill, and answers had been put in by the trustees, one of whom (Mr. Cox) disclaimed, and mid helium nothing of his having sppointed trustee until after the lonitruptcy, and the other trustee acted and executed the taint deed. At the time the prat nuptial settlement was made a suit in chancery was pending against Adam fur the whe . petition of a answer trust money, and the a ll egation mule e Mr. Lawman on the faith of Jordan's was that A dam. wished to emirs a portion of hie property in case the suit went sgaiast him, and Mr. Jordan also stated in his answer that he bad endeavoured to dissuade Adana at the time the trust was executed from so tying up his property. Mr. Learners farther mid the cooduct of • banker' who acted as Adams did wee prima facie most culpable and Mr Adams had not yet put in Ws answer in chan cery, but had *eked time to do so. It was especially Doessassy for mate of Joshes to watch with *low eyes the conduct of bankers, sad especially of country bankers, whose failure ocemioned, by reason of the clam of depositor., the greatest misery. If the beakrupt was insolvent et the time of the settlement. hie coeds' must be regarded se endeavour ing to make away with the W eid of credits', and ems it he were soleest, it be • question how far he Ina justified he =akin seek • of his property. Mr. Bargood, who appeared for 40 soliton of the bank whale claims amountb e 14,0001., else maported the request hr waramet, which he thought ender - the circumstances, • meat retainable one. It was moat desirable that the court should see what the beekrupt's answer in equity would be. Per the teteltrW, _it was a:shaded by Mr. Linklater that Adams had been ham the omit sines July, 18.56, and had !answered every _frecridry which had been put to him. The answer of the ban k rupt la equity could be nothing more than was already on the preessdinge of this court. The bank , rapt swore he beamed be was solvent when the settlement was executed, nor was there any good reams for doubting that statement. In 1846 the bankrupt, who had been in his • wale's service in the bank previeuidy, want into partnership • with him. The settlement was made in communes of a • menage made to his whe previously to hie marriage. Mr. Adams eoueted inquiry into his mMitot, end was not ahead of the resulL The Cenuniesioner mid it would be more eatlateenny that ) the mower in chancery should be filed bias the artaticate was doily decided apse. ) Mr. Barred proposed that the matter should be adjourned ea y, with leave to the bankrupt to apply for • day after ; rsraled hie answer. Ordered accordingly. THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOWIE. Gustavo .D Ilt bss ./mstal • Grwytee, and Komi Balkier we:. As Lord Mayor, charged with hating stolen le of Airthaa cloth and 36 calf skins, the propniy OM. Lc Make Bache/eel, a merchant carry ing on hob= at It, Ohmets-lane. The primmer' were also charged with baths alleted a forged order for the deli very of the pada. The premalor, barbs bear morn, maid—The prisoner Balmer sr li zi pligment ma clerk. On the ad inst. I MA abaeldre o'clock, it beim& his duty to Islik iiil es Wm. the key to the house bow. prodesell, merited " A," le act to my handwriting, sad it wee pi mitten with my authority. Behrose had no authority to warn say of ray good,. The order marked "B "is sot is sr boadonliag. Last night Bohner WWI troaght to my kale. wbled he laid, "I am very sorry 8a what I boo IS I bow I have done wrong, but I was led away by sae Meade at the time. I ran away, leaving the boy in the Ali, boa ra . ureed mil took the three dome calf ado., wldela gionsei. ' I 111 MI seen the prisoner De Oroyter owe or kb% os • Mod of Balmer's. ' lease Rua% =delimit to Mr. haespclo barker, of of No. 10 Iltstraditch, sid—l mass dt American cloth. 'I 1101001 sine pima De etas are ea the 2nd inst., 112 pledge, Irma the pidawar Mia. The du plicate prodoced by the ask ads with that I produce. T. Bans—l ria bones perk, at If, Mmosta-lesta Oa detiaiday, the !ad Ist., Bra aunt te ilta ars aim the =bed hi, mad mind me for the *rift am Ilte theta ara was wird be the aim Ile lobe away arida web. Above urn olds* Se some ma* a boy rem kik a ere* sal pm NIS the pow produced, and I Model dee Itsbore, wile peialed oat le Ma boy the goods he auto Ilia Tb rarity *elm to by the prosecutor wee km kb= mg la is Ink& Os, at 4th instaat au t ief) • rem Orbs was thereitails glom We ouplady and ewe eft a Ira* sad prenatal Is se the aladell 11, awl aged for the reasirde rifts gest= MI a s Mime Km. Gasp Mem, Oakum, said—Oa Badly maim, the ard beast, Baba mad De Ontyter ramsM my holm to gether, when the Maw rid that the Mar waded to se move away tram lie plea of brims, tad aid no le wield him. The ant amoidag KIM aim to my home mil net. atei ode: —#. Mr. )Tans., 23, Clemaats-b-w, to she Mr bearer than celfskias Post 1.. link. Deehusck and Co.— Issalk. Mk , Mt" lasi* wag to the pose , emaillar i aZa ea ware taken into Ilk. . sag .71S r a immih :161,16omd, NM-4 Ada vete ~ at ray kr di. I also took ia on the emeg ib lagiglee =MB cloth, which were pledged by Rolm Leak 1111 w so. it lid 14 yam l e s t =odd be had been em ployed kg Ida k Melt the from the =la Chmakkas ea k • week. a L re pr ie roired having Tbegetr ui res Zile, identified as his pro '" r. Wyatt. Me sid—l yak* = r l2sr dis Crialre: c drate Dia id De . 1 Dem gift se: sadist sisk lad el a ir as ir eedi , w ira l lrimillskemel SI pa IOM pit lik pat 1441 pa de akedlre I dllasitirs Gs Kim were SKIN Tod tbam" Prim all goy we Adm (Beim the Master of' dui Role.) /Amor was gives to-day in this ewe, which was agar to to. cern *thee tens, when the facts were re- FOIL Timiewly wasalea Involved wr whether • devise in hest kr ea alba traded kr tbs bora of the buir-st haw, W Mares to tier, or the arm Ms Roam rid abet the points to be oresidered were wfsamor • Ina of Inds ear am alien We. sbeolutely void, mad If mot varier it could It wear in favour of the trews. If it yes veil, It could ady be by arum of scar sentatery amootasut to that dirt, or by roam law, sad to ear starts existed, nor wee Wes any autheray at am that the treat wee void at cale nds few. dear vi a 'apt arts to no Asa was not vit. Warn tits law yea that the aka earl lake though be said met bold ; owl If a akar dries wee valid, there wr as grroads a villa • tart raid be beld void. It wr rid dot the tart orb at tabs am* tad therefore wee add ; but east Marge was snaMgeor, for a tar right ail to two ways, either by rag veil to kialf, or beams Mks woad rue to ins dirbleil saharag The hear question was away &reed of, of It arras* esaalist whether this tart amid be rimed to di did crows. When a bull =lb it mat be animal la favour of the mar qus treat, or my parer *Wag by or aria bra This was a named ragesitisa It vas add that the alien would de rive no brat ken the true, became if rimer the crown word have the bad. It wet true the slim would dear we area brolit, but the court enforces trusts wither regard to the voles whir the cord quo awe seal Astir; sod prectioally the rim might derive great r ehab" because tram wield probably penult the tai to to sold, sad give the races& to the devisee. His boom thee dinar re autaritir i mot bag* and rid Mall. tire wee se area doubler ca the the = W crows to bar wash a tort onsested la was senor b may of the saes. His beam brat mark to agues with a aria doiliemals• hsmodke litrrt (" Ram v. ha okbei harmed C judge had hold Shot a tar for ea d alka ad met Ire to the crown. That ease, breevarolld sr nripiellhe de cision of the port, sad is appeal the Lords Jude. bad L abstamed tram say sarassace of the deartoo. The seri deratiam of the racy of the law renfirmed the coal sir to which boa beawar bad arrived oa principle sad authority, that the tar might be .routed and that the crows wr entitled to &err. Mr. Parr, Mr. Litt* Mr. E. R. Tamer, Mr. Follett, sad Mr. Wickens wire the counsel in the MUM. (Baton Vice-Chancellor Hindi"'ley.) SIR ?ROW RAkION WILSON'S SSTATS.--PDACTICT • Mr. C. Percival appeared in support of a potitice for the Investment of earns paid tete court under the Copyboid Act, in respect of the compuleory mdkenchisement of copyholds forming part of the above mini,. The petition, in addition to the maul preyer, asked that future sums which might be received from the mane source should without further order be Invested, and the dividends paid to the tenant for life. The Master of the Rolla had recently made such an order in • angler cam. The Viee•Chaseellor doubted whether such en order could be worked satisfactorily in the Acouuntant-Generers our.; ultimately, however, though with wino heeitation, he fol lowed the precedent set by the Master of the Rolls, and ordered in the tenor of the prayer. kg THI UMIIING1111114•TIONAL 1101001.. This was the petition of the trustees of the site of the Birmingham National School, which had been taken by the Landon and North Western Railway, and it prayed the sp• pliestion of a pora of the punhaee•money as a subeerir tam towards the erection of a new school, for which • nte had already been purchased. Mr. Drier, Mr. Bally, Mr. Shoe, Mr. Wickene, and Mr. Speed peared for the parties interested. The Tioe-Chancellor made the order. (Bohn Vice-Cbancellor Sir Jolts Stuart.) as TIM lIIMUSOPUID DIVITOILA . DISCHARUM SOCIPTT .B ACT. 1804 Me vas do pillion of Benjamin Bond Cabbell, Esq. t at the Yeller and governors cud treasurer of the y Ow the Illselirge and Relief of Feral]. in Priwu porn Delis), ea When of the sesiety. It appeatel thst the ceder) Ina butied MI, and they had con tinued air benewelent objects to a recent period, bat by masa d the elation of imprisonment on mean presses he weeA alt . end ot other ameliorations of the low, the eppliseeis kr ar lime led greatly decreased, and the twee deb eeelety W ht am time exceeded it. eipendi tore. The elonweslitlelid at of 1866 wee paired ander they dreme and It anikorned a uutionty of tota lities el the see at • postal reeetutg to apply the =Wes woad banns by of dosido• towards Wahl ia tsg or waft eater Isedeehae. It ken the aseeendeposendad te glierst weehogrAVil Let, tin aon et 4111. b. $l. the surplus traeone Lrr the year ma, et s meths held es the likh of the pe rt, ma* a doe nreseng of the society reeked thee the eitre=lne bass= Amid M didributed to the under sieddes : To East Maidstone £loo 0 0 To St.= To Ilte Toth, Moneeellite=pine !And Society, No. 7, _inetsr-hen GO 8 3 To the Reap' &hod Onion, No. I, Ender lin BO 0 0 To the North London Ihkrazahey, 19, New rand, Bt. Nacres Yr. Charles Hall mewed in support of the petition, ask ing that the affray •fie so made alight be spproved by the The pies-Chindelor sends the order approving of the ape pariahs' es wind. Is as noose @ammo isTArn. 11r. Manna and Mr. Prendergast appeared on this petition. It ersd that an nee had been made at the Vicie-Chsn estWa Chambers dire ctin g aunties of the present application to be inserted O certain bat newepapease, and also In the Lambe allele, under the act to Ocilitate ths loses end sake of mailed edam, pasted in 1866. There was sn erfOr in the advertisement in the Loam Neale, in which the name of Fickle@ was printed TOOL The Vice-Chanociter Old that the clerical error in the &MU prevented the coot from entertaining the petition; but as • married lady was in attendance to give hoc muscat to the petition, he took that cement to cloy, and postponed the bearing of the petition until after a fresh advertisement should have appeared in the Leaps Gazette. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. Met 20. (Sittings In Banco, at Werdminster, before Lord Campbell, and Justices Coleridge, Ede, and Crompton.) - - - - TEE 111:111N IL ETON COLLCOR AND - OLTIVO or Ilia =owe. This ewe cams teepee the cart epee dernerear, and mind the question whi th er theorems or OW provost and Mows of Eton College had the *le elasitt prmentation to ths living of Stratileld Mortimer, in Bob, wises it became vacant in August, 1856, by the appointmeet al the Rev. Henry John Chitty Herm te the histespie of ObriMehureh, in thseuhny of Neer Zeds& It mimed that the title of the WWI to the abenremt et th• elm& In grid= Ism derived under • punt brim the in the alga at Ileary VI., which was medirmedloy mod whin • vacancy comened is 6e Ilela r aws pmeetien et the For. Yr. limper, the the Rm. Jelin Atesseder Is hie pier " C si IMOWS objeCted to this appoint ers', en the gramma thel, trier the circumstances, the right of amitosis( • demurs to the :.ca the rested wide her sed net - with►the college. According to the law of WNW. spathe mokleme of • benefice by i tbza emsemelte el a clerk to en illo mem is entitled by its prentiallie r the nese peemeillin r tbd bungee ; end the le.o maw tits eobeMld be ide emedrienike of the comb to this sem Tee whether 6b eight an the pet of the elms istesded to Ihe net 11011•11101 k ale • Meg wheat brew went by the bake oft Wog sprild le • Weald llishipire. The AllmenerOommi emleadel bett the mews wee ea. OM to tee ant piesenblien In the mine ismer as upon the amelines et a bmibe by ihe applebeent an commas des els dirk to s biegrie r the nisei itiespiemoned rd re mint in the Mist d Wary VI. meld set m • bei be the repelprempolles in Ms mope* en it = leems ti imp ism Is prentgailm. The heard iiiimed le and 'Died lee several Leda bolsi. et geed reiligsbq _melene iselbseilles marmot et be ma ments, end eingsiel by egmbllss t ha t judgment shasM be Itr the awn MrT. Timdpr, MB lbe psi dines College, admitted that 6e mum uniraW piffspilve is paw to beings meted by the premellea obeliele ftsila bioprica, bee @mud art ersegellee did nel re* le • tees like the peneset ma, In Ali the dub Mt bins mited to eibishopie In Nem Zestemd. Weeks evilmbestibet the obis et the sown woe le tlien al Ile owe wink and with end in it the right to property reLei ld rlhe college, not cooly by mewl tsar he bel by act pielleeille. The kernel soma odd the qaestims was we el eseillemble impetus', besemm, looking to the Mat I Poke of ethealal bishopries, and the fact el that number big drily ineremed. the merelptim contended i t W the eresenz=it mimelled to cams et this tkeratif64 bato tiny yak. lbe *Us and Inbieehe d pirouk t , Lad thembill thsebeesibe mild itis 06 grm hil eggilms b 11 thli hi seesearry ehew give • ad ye = at Mak Map nailGMsal OW web' net ealembi r. er las imp. ft 1M Is aitrds w ~J ! }~ 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. (TROY LAST NIGHT'S Gazerss.) WAR OFFICE, Mar 29. Military Train—Paymaster OW Williams, from the late Land Transport Corps, to be paymaster. IA or Grenadier Regiment of boot Ouarde—Enstgn and Lieutenant John Archibald Steward Nioolson has been permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his tom minks. 7th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Tonga Shipley, from half-pay 7th Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel. 12th Foot—Lieutenant Edward Herrick to be captain, by purchsae, vice Regrew., who retires; Ensign Horatio Lloyd Williams to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Her rick ; Edward James Dudgeon, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Williams. 17th Foot—Ensign Henry Alexander Little to be lieutenant, by purchase, via Fowler, promoted to an unattached com pany vice Li ; Cbarlm Smith Ferry, gent., to be ensign , by Fur chin ttle. 38th Foot—Lieutenant William Kidaton Ella. to be instruc tor of mooketry. Rot Foot—Elintrn Montagu Stephen Williams has been permitted to realm hie commesion. 46th Foot—Lieutenant George Henry Knap p to be captain, purchase, vice Fan. , , who ret i res ; Ensign George Philips to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Knapp. 68th Foot—Lieutenant Robat Thomas Thompson to he in erector of musketry. 67th Fuot—Lieutenant Henry Bird to be captain, by put; chase, vice Hareem, who retires; Ensign Welter Hodge to be lieutenant, by methane, vice Bird. 130th Foot—Content John Henry Chads, from half-pay 23rd Foot, to be paymaster, vice Cozen, dereeetel. 82nd Foot—Lieutenant Herrick Augustus Palmer to be car taro, by purchase, vice brevet-lieutenant-colonel C. F. Neynoe who retiree. 68th FeotLPsyroseter Luke Fitzgerald Bernard, from the 82nd Foot, to be paymaster, vice Hughes, appointed to the 82nd Foot. 82nd Foot—Paymaster William Hughes, from the 88th Foot, to be paymaster, vice Ili rnard, appointed to the tech Foot. 86th loot—Aseistant-Surgoon Edward Canny Ryall, from the 18th Foot to be nsietant-sorgeon, vice Assistant- Surgeon W. A. Mackinnon, whose removal from the 42nd Foot, notated in the Gaulle of the 12th instant, hoe been cancelled. Ned Foot—Lieutenant Maureen Mecham has been per milted to retire from the Nevin by the sale of his cota 95th Foot—Major the Hon. H. Littleton Powys, from half tiaLtgith Foot, to be major, rice BreveGLieutemant H. B. Harvey, who exchange' ; Brovet-Major George Courtemay Vials to be major, by purchase, viva the Hon. a. H. L. Powys, who retires; Lieutenant John W. J. Stockwell to be captain, by purchase, vice Vella. Gold Coast Artillery Corp.—Captain Charles Augustus Daniell, from half-pay unattached, to be osptain, via Duke, dammed; Lieutenant James Taylor to be adjutant, vice Andrews, who regime the adjutancy only. HOSPITAL STAFF. The commi•don of Staff-Ainietant-Sargeon Frederick. Oakes to bear dale 27th February, 1826, instead of sth Decanter, 18.56, as previously stated. Acting Aselstant-Surgeon William Henderson has reseed to do duty, there being on longer occasion for his serrkes. BREVET. _ _ The undermentioned officer7Of the Put India Company's service, retired upon full pay, to hare a mop of honorary rank, es follow, —Colonel John Theophilua Boileau, Bengal Engineers, to be major-general. To be doaela—Lieutenant-Colonel William Abercrombie, Bengal Engineer. ; Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Du Pre Townshend. Henget Infantry ; Lieutenant-Colonel James Smith Du Vernet, Madras Infantry. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Meoor James Gordon, Bengal Light Cavalry. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notice is give;Zealipersonefitensied therein that pre paration' are now making for the intended distribution of arising from coals seised on the coast of Circaesia E7lrber llejesty's ship Sampson, in the months of May, Jose, and July, 1854. The Agamemnon, Master Commander Cornelius T. A, NOd,ISll, left Sheerness et 5.20 a.m. yesterday for Birkenhead, under pilot charge of Mr. Barnes, Queen's pilot, of Woolwich. ISTIMUS or SUEZ CANAL.—Edinburgh has in um manacled a verdict in favour of this project. last Toce&y n meeting of Its merchants, bankers, manufacture., and other residents, was held et the Council Chamber, Yr. Brown Douglas presiding, when Mr. Dune= ll'lssran moved "That the thanks of the meeting be given to Mr. Ferdinand de Leseeps and his Mends for We explanations, and that the meeting ewer a general approbstiem of the salons rebates to the Isthmus of Suez Cana" The motion was unanimously approved, having been seconded by Mr. Charles Mecham. POSTAGE UPON NEWSPAPERS FOR PERU.—On the let June next, end thenceforward British nesrappors, posted in conformity with the authorised regulabona, dressed to Pero, will be c.hargaable with • British postage of ono penny each, in addition to the transit rate of twopence each, hitherto levied upon such newspapers for their convey ance aortas the Isthmus of Peallio2. The total postage of threepence must be phi in advance, or the newspapers cenc not be forwarded. By command of the Postmaster-Genarel, ROICLAND HILL, SONstary i rthemil roet-anoik May 28. COLLISION WITH A MINCH bLui-or-WAR AND Lore or LIFI.—LIVIIRPOOL, FLIDAT.—A letter from Cardiff, received hen to-day, WOW= the Worm don :—The John and Edward, from Bildern: for 1, Wier Bellbirds, wind bound, May 24. In the roads the war schooner Maratch woe at anchor, and the John and Edward came to anchor about a cable's length nadir her stern, without • aignal, although one of the mew held a leg in his hand. The war schooner fired into her three times, and at the last time shot one of the crew, Junes Williams, bed. STOCKBRIDGE, DLLIT AND WHALITBRIDOI ILutwar.—The formal spank% of this telliny teak pies an nomads . The opeedip far erne le bet kir Menity aMan as set side vita Imo hem ob. In In Arid Ind : i t Peek Ommany (whose .„, In/ pinsisrs and Alb the dimins inn spoke Is 1169 mill is tin boss are riibusslin lga.s Shed le WWI le bysatlinnbotel AIAI =ll SO Is and Is nubs, as Ile wok Is TO eshisses de gni& s lisessungsi thin= is min a dttrier nes Mr. John the sisisan d re isMws ; =Um were aleo Timm% Mama. R Weansn iAsi ta : r 4 and D. 6. Clayton (direeters); Mr. Iwo* • North Wisdom director; Mr. Cram Mayer at @Wipe. ; the Rev. Mr. Prescott, motor et Diestipoitc the Rev. Dr. Here, sub-deen of Salisbury Cathedral; Coked Davenport, Mr. H. Brook, Higley; Mr. W. Rawson, lilsztehester ; and rereesatatives of several milwaylassinks. Wain OP FARRINGDON-WITSDI..— It is under shoot lobe the intention of Mr. Alamo Baginan to ra fts the office of 'Kimura of dr ward of Within in in the course of a few days. Nr. Fffilipolf the Ann of Panic' and Phillip, • msmim et is Nile 461111. amity, who he. for several=or ri nef mow sentatives of the ward of Fs la theeramit st Common Council, rued Kr. Thanes Bair, sf el. Pure• eiserchyard, wholes also for several Tantalum • reregister ties of the muds( Dante Bogner!, are vim of ss dna for the siclarmanio rya. (Adeettisiimant.a .a. LWerat ' s OHITKINT AND • ilallt66lllllllll3altarritVE. ITALY, -.- PIEDMONT. Coma ova owa TURIN, MAT 23. Austria et present is at work trying to seduce the Milanese by the sumptuous pomp and rs cloirchE finery of the Archduke Governor's court. The artisans and workpeople profit by it, the city assumes a brilliant aspect, and the popu lace, the poorer they are, take the more delight in the spectacle of the insolent riches of the great. Besides which, it cannot be denied that the Lem- bards, and especially the Milanese, are beyond measure addicted to luxury and pleasures; nor is it very difficult to revive amongst them that " patri cian Sarclanapalus which is chastised by Parini in his immortal poem of 11 Glom). But all this is not sufficient. The Lombards will flaunt elegantly in their carriages or on horseback, or at their festive parties; they will seem to have no thought of any thing but theatres and balls; and then, soma fine day, at the first propitious opportunity, they will all rue up against the abhorred foreign yoke. A few months previouslv to the insurrection of 1848 the Milanese were mid about Ruler, and raved in ad- miration of the grace and beauty of her poses many youths of the first families joined together in the ridiculous effeminacy of having pieces of a porcelain cup, out of which she had drunk, set in gold and worn upon their breasts in the form of brooches. But what of that? A short time after wards, and those same foplings, those frantic wor shippers of a danseuse, were not the slowest to Willa the musket and combat with desperate energy during five days against the Auatrian troops, forcing them at length to evacuate Milan and fall back upon Mantua and Verona. This influence, therefore, which Austria is now employing will be found of no more avail than all her other efforts have been; for if 1848 wan an extraordinary period, which perhaps cannot repeat itself again, there is another extraordinary fact now in existence, which still continues, and appears to intend to continue ; and that fact is, that at the distance of a few miles from Milan is situated the free and prosperous capital of an Italian state the name of which is Piedmont. In no less trouble and apprehension does the Popo now find himself. In my letter of the 2nd instant I mentioned the true and concealed reasons of the journey through the Roman provinces which l'io Nono is now performing. Those reasons now come out in public, and are, as usual, somewhat amplified by the newswriters, insomuch as they allege that the Pope, when he shall have entered Bologna, and shall find himself in the hands of the Austrians, will declare that he does not mean to return to Rome so long as there are any French there. But the Pope's will not go so fur as that; the mere spread ing such a report, however ' and the fact of its being received by the people, sufficiently proves that they are all aware of the quarter to which the sympa thies and the predilections of l'io Nono turn. How ever, it is certain that from this journey may arise some very curious and important incidents, and con sequences not to be foreseen. To read the Diario di .Roma ' all the towns and rural districts are in perpetual festivity, and an indescribable jubilee on account of the arrival of the Pope. At Foligno there was a continual rain of flowers, and pretty troops of little girls, dressed up like angel,, to escort him into the church. At Narni his • was drawn by men's hands ; altogether prevailed OIL unutterable and universal joy. But if PiJ Nono he so much loved and so much for what purpose have the French and German troops remained these eight years in hie dominions? The problem is at last explained. The foreign armies are kept there to restrain the excesses and the tumults which might be occasioned by too much contentment and unbridled joy. I can, in the meantime, inform you that at Perugia, the capital of Umbria, the affair passed off very coldly. I have now before Inc a letter written to me from that place by one who was an eye-witness, and who is most worthy of cre dit. Upon the arrival of the l'opc there was a great crowd of people from every part, but they main tained • profound silence, and were much 'more curious than respectful, so that the yenadarmes often had to desire them to take off their hats. How will it be when the Pope shall have crossed the Rubicon, and come amongst the people of Romagna? Great efforts are, however, made to prepare hum a cordial reception at Bologna. For twenty . or thirty days past, in that city, have some thirty missionaries been preaching day and night, in eight different churches • and everywhere are to be seen proces alone, sac red emblems, shrines, and lamps ; in a word, no means have been neglected to revive the religious sentiment which had become a little blunted, so that, if they are not willing to applaud the prince, the people may at least give some tokens of their devotion to the father of the faithful. Care is taken to repeat that, if the Bolognese receive the Pontiff with a great and exulting demonstration, the amnesty is certain, and will be completely success ful. It is then observed, sotto race, that the Pope did not wish to have Cardinal Antonelli with him, in order that he might not be dissuaded from the good intention which he cherishes to remedy the abuses of bad administration. Although such pro mises have been a thousand times belied by the event, and Pio Nono will certainly not do anything very useful or very enduring, this bait is thrown out not quite in vain, because those wbo suffer are disposed to hope for some relief, and those who suffer as severely as the towns of Romagna will, as the English say, even hope against hope. In conclusion, I will observe that this . journey or the Pope now becomes a matter of some importance, and Napoleon 111, will do well to keep an eye upon it. They . sav—but I put no faith in it—that General Goyon, the Pope's absence, has declared himself to be more responsible than before for the tranquil lity of the city, and wishes therefore to govern, to a great extent, with his own authority. To be sure, this would be the very way to make the Pope never again return to Monte Cavallo; and for that reason I do not believe it. One thing remains plain and certain, sad that is what I have already announced to you, the great coldness which the Pope now feels towards the Emperor and his soldiers; so that I'io Nono has almost forgotten that it was Napoleon 111. who replaced him on the throne and delivered him from the hands of his enemies. But Popes are wont to acknowledge everything as coining from God and not from men. In 1831, the Austrians having entered Ancona, and overcome the insurrection in Romagna, went to pay their respects to Cardinal Nembrini, bishop of the city and legate of the Pope The Cardinal, who had fled at the outbreak of the revolt, and who a few dnye before had been trembling with fear, turned to General d'Aspre, commandant of the expedition, and said : " Fortunate are you. General, and fortunate your troops, to have the im mense honour conferied upon you by God of being enabled to give your aid to the Hole Church. This ought to be held dearer by you, and to give you greater glory than if you had gained the victory in ten battles." Thus spoke Cardinal Nembrini, and so doe. Pio Nono; and both have learnt it from the popes and cardinals of this middle ages. Is it sublime or ridiculous We have no time to discuss that question; but of the Roman priests we may still say—Possunt, vela posse ride:War. A. 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