The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-21 00:00:00

ITALY. NAPLES. (nose ova ors cam NArL!s, J es. If. Since the date of my last letter the dissatisfaction of the people has been rapidly on the increase, and grieved am I to say that England is made to bear the entire responsibility of the acts so loudly com plained of. In high society, especiaily, everyone says England has now obtained all that she asked for, let us hope we shall hear nothing more abort the political prisoners. For the present let MO leave this ppooint, however, and give a narrative of the prooeedingo of the prisoners themselves. The decree which was first passed, and was strictly in conformity with the law, would have been well received. It left it to the choice of the prisoners to go when they pleased out of the kiorem but die minister who modified, nullifi e d the rre% and converted what was called an indulgence into an accumulated punishment. By most, if not by all, ultimately, the indulgence was rejected, and the res sons assigned were, first, that it was illegal. De portation, or transportation to another country, is cot known to the law ; and a commutation of punish ment from irons to the next degree of punishomat would have been to " perpetual exile from the king dom," without taking note of the place to which they might choose to go. To add to this • forced residence in mother country, is to give an increase of punishment not knows to the law, and to cheap a royal bounty into a cruel and a despotic caprice. "And then, what are we to do in a foreign country, ignorant of the language and the cus toms of the people, with only such trifling ran as the Father of his peop l e may choose to leave in our pockets ? We are many of us lite rary person, , unused to labour, and broken down in health, after wearing irons 10 years." It is with meek sentiments as these that many, if not most, have refused liberty on the conditions proposed. Bat refusal and protest are equally . useless ; they will be compelled to leave, and probably at the end of this week their respective prisons will be deserted. Porrio and his companions will be taken off to Powinli, without paring through Naples, and then the Fermat:ma, and another steamer which has had her guns taken out of her, will be in waiting is take them to Cadiz. There, plea* will be seemed for them at board some merchant vessels, and as for as 1 can make out, the United States will be their ultimate destination. I have reason to believe that the Neapolitan Government has made appli cations to the Minister of the United States r• sident is Neplei on the subject of tlie pri soners, and is very difficult to be pe r suaded that the Govereasset of a free country ma either ego feet those who come, or consent to act as NNW let the Two Sicilia*. All that the minister s[ a country can de bee, perhaps, been done that is, to give informaties,amonating to the well-known heft, that thee, kasemmimion ol'the provincial government which its weekly to inquire into the state of the emigrants arriving ki New York, and that thew ore besides two private moieties which leek apt the tai rant imprimis's, too, which I kayo se oared in mem quarters is that the Neapolitan ffe vernmest will take eare that its subject* .hail not become • charge on the fen& of the United States. If all this, however, he tree, I do not find that ft changes in the slightest degree the state of the cue, that it renders legal what is greedy illegal, or that it ass convert into a boos what is farad upon 11111111 spinet their wish... Of those confined in Monte satehio. Nicole) Niece has had the special permission to settle is Munich with hi. wife's family. It is worthy observation, too, that the royal deem, petting a toethation to their punishment in boss, wee read is the eth inst., and was signed on the 27th December. The inspector-general of the Bagel has expressly forbidden that the chains of the primers should be taken off. With regard to those confined in the prises of Santa liana Apparent*, their case is too horrid to be contemplated with any thing like tranquillity. I can compare it only to an imperial deportation of suspected subjects to Cameo. I have Asa spoken of them. Have told theirtales as dry have boos arrested. and roan a traii gedy might be emspileil therefrom. The eater are glowing in my weirmsry, and now the last scene is about to be enastsd . Without being interro- ' Fated, tried, or emdmened, these men, after already a severe punishment, and a long , separation from their families, are about to be transported to a foreign land. Why Became their residence is considered to be ir compatible with the security of the family of the Bourbons. How many thousands have been annually sacrificed to the same consideration, how many yet remain to be sacrificed. I cannot give you anything like a hist impression of the sad and discontented state la which men's mode are in Naples. It is felt that a fine opportunity has been thrown away for emailiating the good will of the people--what might hose fuss a blessing has been converted into a enues—aad men's minds are fall of apprehension and diamateut I was walking through the streets ere day this week, when there passed by me three or four of those who had been liberated from irons. They were going probably to the Prefecture, but they were et dragging their chains thro u gh the streets, and ona or two appeared I. Mto be Imo from the weight of the irons. Guarded en en aide by ' , ldler% atey were followed by a SWIM Of people behind who had fallen in like mourners at as Irish funeral. "Pavers cern* mans," said several of the bystanders. " Where are they going ?" in quired one. "To have their liberty , replied then. To them, however, it appeared as if e t= were a thing little appreciated or no Judging from their appearance, emaciated and east down, all that they might ask for would be the pri vilege of lying down and dying in peace. Thus sad spectacles, and complaints, and apprehension occupy every thought. As for the government, like the ostrich, whisk hides its head is the made. and Ibiza' le elude its pursuers, It publishes nothing, thloking that it can keep sativegand foreigners in the dirk as to its proceedings. According to law the President Otitis Grand Criminal Court should read in publie the decree of pardon to the coodemasd. Nothing of this kind has been dons the decree and the minis teriali have both been read in private enly,and of the ministerial' I have sot yet been able to get a copy. As regards the decree, which I am just about to translate, it was with the greatest difficulty that I could obtain permission to send you a condensation of it, though it has already been published in the official journal and placarded on the walls. In short, every measure is adopted to keep either the Neapolitans, or foreigners, or both, in ignorance of what transpires in Naples. Without any farther comment i now send you the decree, which has : excited and is exciting so much agitation. It rune as follows relellsond. by the grow of GA, &e. Hovey, Oven peole of oar seetweljgo elloomesey to the etectalty of thous tow folooof 1 . 1 611.. twee.• lb* homed ..entity e 1 the thee threes Ike moth el 1815-1 M) , e.hise to Is the fame, airy* yet s. the taterool et the Sloth the ti loth of pebble prompetity. to the poopooltin of ow Ilietetopf Mete, &s. Art. 1. WhidovorY serphool is flairreas• sororities to dr term of Art. 50 of Lou. d Procedure to /NW Gans. % A rt OltomPts wart the Isionial evesl i V i y as podded In by Articles 1111 to 114,140 le 131 of tbo Pool Um, AM le Mod try as luswiliste osomell of our ostroffeg M sir forms riwolibilislY Ole oft sty .116 Me, fad boa sl 6e ?NW Xliftory fribotalo- Aft L MS MIS tbo tiolborttionfootgootost 1 y tea Ad. SS of LW albonold Food /wall bat was sec goosiols mud osyroloo sews sommodlos stemos or ree•liiog of impaiebed he as slims stouge i arterbio.• of pubis sniff saki sow onovols ciousePo of won iiii.fg iii;oliiii•Wistll67l7er. 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Oar Minister foe the Affairs of Sicily, the Director of Ow* sad Justice, sad of War, sad Prince Caebeicioalix, the Governor in Sicily, are charged with the execution of the preselt eime. FERDINAND. Calms, 27th Dec., I&%S. Bo hostile a decree at such a time Se the • of the Hereditary Prince has produced in Naples the very worst impression. It was signed full 17 days before it woe affixed to the walls, so that it cannot be said to have originated in any wan of im mediate necessity. In fact no overt act had been committed, and Naples was quiet u a lamb. I can only explain the publication of so offensiie a document on the following suppositions : that the government, calculating on the bad con sequences of its cruel and delusive boon of liberty to the political prisoners, and on the wholesale depor tations of men who have been as yet untried, wished to anticipate any movement. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1859. NAVAL AND NILIZANY. ADiauvrT 10.—Arroninturre.—Lien tam& B. W. in (levee), le be additional to the Royal Akert, 121, ewe dean MA at Devoaport , the lion. C. et. 13. Credits OW, C. IL Geyer (1867), end G. J. G. Pima OW). addWiend le the Canines, St, des Let ladle end Mks dram Aaditsse-Perseater F. C. Healey (1850), to the Pew bloke, SO, Kew slew ship, toe mot good minks et lbw via. We have rushed the followiai correction of as war la the isailia &mai " !WNW Club, Jee. M.— fk —la WI !haft el Tamil, bat, I Mai SY J. J. Maki,ielta/dJ.J.MIK Will y aEefeelme=t M ban al owisolleL-1 on, atr, year *What urns., I. 3. Maaa, Bum Gaels Clopleies to the lam." CHATHAM, lAN. 10. The ball-yearly examination of andiados Ja ap =ganurcamd am. just bum Yid UMW Ifro of O. 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Owes, C.D., of the Mosoitoth, v oid ie V e refo, of the leastrieue,th slood by fir. Mode* of sthebitsery 'drat. no quoit/at weir by I. Normandy's wee MI gam. • quad waft el oath. a gW a re aim gthellth vodor the eons eseatioth„ sad with the roe beer. ft IL. Omits spesnio (coke as Oaths@ of Mr. With, of Mr easheeleg aerobe:Mt Weed ea Weed the Botha th, es/ the nook wee Me rod=of ethy paler ef water. The dthathes ef Me mato owsleyp rebend Is tht fir = F e le per* Month water, ie—do wither the Oho bertha aloW Ia Or perm of dot/Meths, rod is Craodd aid dt fur ea what hoes the aerostat. m le walk, is dm le the hot that the host hot Y meld r lie wept wise of • remathy of water = obbilisi the tad thenfere farther teyssrl.r of Ali the bathe that, at . prthot, ell the loge w Moores ere hod with 85. A. Graaf. irna lhthoss, 11, serow, is t a d takes into the stem hob as thioriey, to be deadmake good dehoth sod M ward Ise the at soose. 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VIC Wei ....... ~~ ~•r."'.: ~_ ~._ ~ti..~ &&L 1 6140.........., :Vic •saa: &e. .... . ... , . ...... •••• •10.6' = CATITAL ONR SHILLING DAT. , T/I MUM; JAN. 20.—AdleMio•• CO psyseel, 1,007; MI6 by miss doer, 1,471. lab) InttUiptur. EQUITY COURTS.—hi. 20. (Before the Lord Chancellor and tha Lords .1 entices.) H VII.APDs.YOKTIIOT. The farther heir* of this awe yes rid. It may be repeated that the main. b S ard, trea, that the plaintiffe, the nest of kind a Mrs. whom maiden name was Wall, contended Oat die merriedase Jamas Masten on the 20th Febsuery, Milt, ael to days filter married one John Shmwd. Maims him allit show; while the defendant, who is the bullsd attar who an entitled to peoptty =Aar has. a will, hulas that Masters sod 86epptd was As mar poste, and that he was married twins over le labs Wsil, IMO wit the amp al Joao, and the amid Wm ata4sr)afit mu 'gm. waionereasTai - 11Q — Droday, art Mr. Coleridge comerased top to case tor the trardeot. This Mt. Celerdp e Ids addrer, cad ben a ray ebb spud 'warred the widows, sad esaloaded that the be rm et prebabilitiroa a is.. full of heprolabilities, wee to amour al the dreadart ; that Mis. ppard wee rairried twin to err mos, once ceder the assomil tree et Iterre, earl secordly k hie real atm of 1 M met as cl It wear the wawa llama =dray as War Mary Jonas, Mn. Mesa" Mra la the lint jamas" de allow et • adios% who sialM hat sad. the aurae of Jams; rat es do asimaisi mad ego ot the aobleasa a garden he demilard Ws sea ' mks with ; this a priers% rim sem WM um dowel, this took her dacha IssoMelha, sordid hr seder de sore at Maar% daft disk dor die wort Yenrue et Mrs. Miami ; dial • hooka as to tar nature of bar amades dr W drat to be ardsi to Ida merry her ander do sero a rreilor ; dal Ismikhdy afar that ..,leis, weak it dr -sa of the mesa who bad Ward ler air dr arm Ilene awe—who was stated to be a Mr. Hat, sad who wri ors of the truism dam • • solderrat, tar wlddi ritroctites were era two days the kr mirelege—re• Worn awed as to the validity of that tad as to de did Is kr property, sod herb( a sealerrat rr ardal Sheppard in hie sad bar own reel mos. . iiaia - ir;r•pY;d:caTbspreiitaiph sad and the le with whkh the oak woe Lid. tbst pereedtreace at the evidence it met he kiss =be pikes kaows se May Sheysteed bed meld Owe puska sad be ccateeded that wham, addltiesed etrikato bad beta ablated by the *I von exembilleas Y Thle mkt had set gene 10 thaw tka the dehaarde res VIM Will eat. ow we Owe sow saythisir to ones the venal et the Masks et the coat below, that the mead atenriege with dbeppd wee that the b wen eakied te the of which C a lit =OM by the pene l = er lts. Sheppard efter the dna d Os (Meek% Blaegwatd. dadgmeat was peelperd. COURT OF OMEN'S BENCHIAN. O. Slop la Naas la Hilary Taera.— ( e+, Lard amp hi sal ismilos Wight's's, Croospke, sad HDL) WATITIBLD AlrD 01111111 IP. raj 110IIT11•1811111311 RUMAT COMPANT.—ILLNDIIII. This wse anneties he deader, in amain by telegraph and publishing at Mime teatime on the Booth-Sutra Rail way, • enenege. le dm elect that the Lewes Ronk bad stowed payment, whereby a rem" was mend en the plaintiffs' bast, at Law, savaral et its breaches. At the trial, which took pins at Gadded!, before Lord Campbell and • medal jury, a undid was found for the phiatiffe—dentages, 2,0001. Ms. Lush now showed caws against • rale which had bens obtained by the .tarns-ganeral le est ride the yar ded, and fora sew trial an the pool that the erdlot was whim the evidesee. Re wee followed by Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Creasy, sad Mr. I, o lol m. The Attorns-gems! bed only begun his arguments he stmt et the rata, when Campbell mid the court thought then ought ba a new trial, both parties being at liberty to amendthat at the trial there should be • special verdict, or • bill of ax eiptione, akin bath Edam agreed to a epeeist case, in which the quokkas In it @saki be beet raised and decided. Mr. Lash mil it wee pebehle they would be Mae to frame a swill am Rale abeolute for • new trW. BAIL. COURT.-lAN. 20. (Sittiap at NiiiirtaiLifilie * .- 7;;tioe Pala and • Comma Jury.) CILBI7ICT V. INIPPLID.-ACTION VOZ SLIMS& la this ere Kr. YnWi Cheaary wee the platalif, sad Kr. Bawd iappeet% allverindth end jeweller, af Mob the diadems. The doehretioa adaul al. :Tlerteadereas wade spokes by the de ef the plek sad of dumps madam' thweby. The dehadeat phaded—drel, set guilty ; and, esociedly, jeittleetko el the wade veld. Kr. taat Perry mad Yr. P. Lynam appeared for d the pitioW ; Kr. Mahe ham sod Mr. Hawkins for the The plaintiff was fonserly a lisernent in the Bast ladle Company's service, had sired In India borer 1843 and 1861. In that year, however sw ig to • sameteeks, he wad lavalided and erred : id * ape a melon of 3s. •-dey. For some time the It • eetigN liegif as eareary to two companisa esd he hes ler • pitied et shoat sine norks weir In the who Weds halsesemillp le that he seer to have Hared kis attsedirm es the obein. red of seer appointment, government or Writhe, sad with thee view hi was odor!, is order to pick op some aerialists... with law, to ester the Who of Mr. Baty Hatehiamen, a solicitor, et Herfattretreet, Crest garden, and who wed coonseled by relatierit i with the plaistaff. The plaintiff acted as clerk to Mr. sr received at that a remuneration el holt-e-guissa amok; end Ilkaolse clerk to a Mr. Cook, also a soarer, osnping en trims at the same chambers, who rid him 11. • week. Whist he was in India Crory berme aspereell with a Mr. While, an Begllah solicitor, who was peatiatag Lamar ; end when plaintiff's father did is 1886—by whir rest Crary became entitled to coriderelde pre per—he mewed his acquaintance with Whits In the seem of business between them White tea eosins to Inerehre Crary to a Mr. Archibald Loges, when he ervesented to be • gentleman of large property. Bare Meng Chaos) lend - himself involved la very ameeklieshie on account of bill traneastiens with its much so that he we. obliged to reign seep the helmet le which he was 'stilled 1/61111hit htleav'e will, as • r wish expectations which be had leader • brother's Iseteetey. Chase,' had rearm to the lately's* Oar to oiler known hem his emberresneste se well se roes is sweet In oorequenes of sedans with Logan sod one Il.nyman, • militia °Meer ' mad other eefileg from other au The ea The amount of th e debts entered Is the sash& wee 1,4411., of which about 3,006 1. were neared; warty abs whole of the balance being en account et bill Inssectitine with Loge., out of which only 110 i. was preiner to Marcy. About thin time Loges also ettemper i Ire the beret of the act in Dublin, but be yr remended for fraud for a period of 18 months. Abe his ei rel_t of imprisonment had elapsed, Logan rarer to and established himself at Melrose Lodge, Keesing ten=rhich wee described as deed up in • very complete man ner. Hearing of his arrival to town, and that he repaying if sans of his debts, plaintiff relieved his acquaintease with =M fre tta n t/e of participating is that (madonna's ap charioteers, sad I. common with his ether rakers. Plaietiff further Ismer that Logan was on tho eve of making a very advantageous marriage with a Rim Sands, to whom the plaintiff was introduced one day by Logan whilst walking with her in the park. Plaintiff wee ones about this time at Mercer Lodge, and dined there roe or tree with Logan and the alleged intended Mrs. Legge. Well, things were going on in that state, when ens day, ea • rl in has last, Logan drove up to Mr t;,,, l, d's ra t, in Brook-street, in a ona horse mom s, by Mr Sands, everything about nicely appointed—servant with cockade, be. was iatroduced to Mr. Sheppard r the Mare Mn. Logan, and as a young lady who had a fortune of 20,0001., which waa to be at the satire disposal of her hus band. Logan expressed himself es memos to make nor very largo purchases of jewellery and plate in preparation for Me marriage, styled himself • captain In the army, and as the owner of Mercer Lodge, Kensington, which he bed Mehrdfrom • Mr. Murray for 6001. Mr. Sheppard told eWMT, that before they could have any dealings he west be sated by references se to Logan 's reepormability sad solvestey. Logan thereupon gave so his references, a Mr. , Within, a surgeon, la gn, the Edgware-;oed ; • Mrs. Starmae, of BinateFgardass ; a Mr. Prior, of Baker-dreet ; and, Wry, Mr. Hutchinam, whom ha described as his solicitor, he who, he mid, was preparing the marriage estilsasee, "However;' added Logan, when you call at Hubris. saes you had better mak for Mr. Cheery, as he knows men about the matter." Well, Sheppard we. so in humed by all that he saw, sad all that he heard, that ha actually allowed Laps to take away with him ea Mist occasion between 401. sod 601. worth ▪ iserehery without payment. Is • hw days after words Loges Naha milted open Sheppard is mks to map phis them Irg. pmabes to whisk le bad rehired ma the ems AIM Slisppeed then est to week to mote or Leon's name; and en the 6th of Joao be Zll7l — the smidemos of sash In term From Mr. Wilk& be resolved ammemem of lepss remestabitity, and of Wag it.. that the* immisma vale .bent to starry • rich Wleft ; eh& Mr. Pelee ihmeelltell bin en a m M the trot oesperablity, end se • pentlemse at th en ver7 dent muss of hens.. (Owe* haihtmr.) Mrs. Steadman woe me at home when the banana els& 0. retch- Ow Mem In Hemilette-oret It we. hued that Mr. Hdebinen was Meuse in ha north. het Shepperd was bleidneed to Amory as the perms who d lll•llMr se lte . helms the Ake is Mr. Butchinars Now, es morythis Mese epos what OCCUTTIa at that herder Memos ths phintiff and tke dehmtlent, it mg be imbued We 'my Maim& accounts were given respecter/ 11. Os the ens her it was mew sewed by the &West the when he raid at the erase beset la a mad et Mr. Entehisee's with Mr. Chimneys nem WWI& ea It in moil by M. Logan, and whither W has_ gees thodebeihmt It, Laps. He told Cbenney rat he lea are le mebolegniries es to Ca ptai n Lags.'. pe aks NA whiney, ind s• M Ye al marr yaw bay, eleselketnno wear hohl,oooL Chavacl, le reply, seed him Mel Lac, although set amen el limenno, was met re. he re the ere, W Mier Lodge, Kea =he which he had paid 6001., and that It was wen he was about to many a young lady with a fortune of not manly 20,0001., but 18,0001. Sheppard then mind who we' the young lady, and who was bar father, to which Chutney replied that it would be unprofeeelonal to Calm the lady', name, but that he might my her father wu &moat respectable man, who had made money in boners and in ; who had not perhaps received a fret-elate rectio a n, tizig but who wu able to give his daughters good fortunes, and was anxious to marry them to respectable gentleman. Further, he added that they (that is, the office) 1 were i d em in drawing up the marriage settlement. The 'e statemt, however, differed materially from' the account. Aooording to him the defendant eras teirothed to the plaintiff by a fallow-clerk after Shop ped had that Mr. lintehieson himself erea net at bewm ; mod he denied altogether that defendant had sent la • cud with his name on it. He distinctly declared Logan we net • capltelist, but that he believed lie wu going to worry • young lady with a good fortune, and that they bad been promised the preparation of the marriage settle ment. Be that se it may, Mr. Sheppard, acting on the Minutiae which he had received, gave Logan credit to the ,Meat of between 1,6001. and 1,6001. ; and his anapi. ekes el that gentlemen were not aroused until one day he attempted either to poroltem or borrow • necklace worth 2,500 L, which he represented he wanted for the use of hie betrothed, Mir Saa a, who bad been invited to Norm greet bell. Logan appears to have pawned all the p late and jewel- hey he obtained from Mr. Sheppard at Mr. Vincent's, of idotabridge, on the very day on which he received them, and 6= time to time, in order to keep up the gains, he paid , OR to Sheppard and mating to MI. w ei bien s :rard ended him. Whilst Lom wee in gaol, 'it that au the 2ln of leas tweet - Laid' cream at Mercer Ledge in gad of payment, why they were introduced to Chaney who wee thin lennating Med on behalf of 'The throe were engaged, *piker with a Mrs. the alder of KW Sands, al dbeent st r ac ti Ineint the bell rug, and is walked Mr. to • great state of tndignation. Mr. Chem, wm plated out to him et the person of whom he woe to make Inquiries rapecting Logds ethic,. When Mr. Sheppard, tt to Chensey, geld —:Ar t r• on Malmsey from li stesa'a o ffi ce r Chewy zhe was. " Then," said liggerd, .. this Is • bass yto nth am of my goods, ore yes ere me of thaw. You bad • sham is the p,, smi I deellma to have my oresateal- Min with yew." Te that "Year grey Min Peeked yea r but will b Cibi rrr7e 4 ltiansikar." At that Wm Chmissy w h in his bra • sem et 864 whirr lad km plead with him by Mrs Mks to proton the sober of Lops, bet that eve, is remegersos ef Waft whet Mugged said, ohs wMhdisw the weary Sum W. Newatisisos, las mossy.wss applied to Loges's ea end he ems entered from brims. Mareover, the seasestiss of ~Aft Mr. Cook's 110114 he dimilmed Chsweey b li taVempleyremt. Ups the Irk two remain • deka err q. disemess was ftitded • bat counsel retired early roesmgpert of Um ems embisqmstly to that interview at Mareerlagge es Ms hIM, Lam cues to an arrange ment wi th Mr. Sheppard, by which that gentlmoares nit ~ lie did not amemil mare the 2601. Chancey still roman to Mr. Hatchissa's t. The rithe la luau of the were that Loges, who wee Aiwa es all Mods to he •MA comonsene deceiver, had Oaks Is Chesney la well as way one site ; that ha had barred what Loges had told him with respect to his dibild h ZL l asd, is mei of the Limos thetaich , Loges bad ever him, retweses was made to ot 1 that C • A bed hem swallowed wp is mist to de fray liatellies beamed ma haat of Impral ed that then was set the mart peel that w Chsiar Owl shred k the sM 1 . ken the gak, ef dm yids sad jewel blekatra abb g Legm's brims to bs warlike, walks( was man Mend than that Chasm amid mew scquist ems with him efts his dm rest Dobbs. Arid wally, it was esslumbd that it wen idle le meistals kat Mr. Ship peed lei give aenad lokly ems! embdess redit to Lips irks thitZer l imsM leila =dyed the leslismisb of Mr. end Mr. sad whim deksimi hisself, k seemmy with his ess, libmisird, kid bets word is magi of the , re Meresr- - - sli. , behalf el the dellsest .i e circomeleeme of Chancey take all through ewers et '• issolvewey, and of him remora is Dulls for • of 18 men th e an woount of fraud, wee relied woe, se well as the dealeiradon of Cheuncy at the leterview of the Bth of Jane. After a lug absence, the jury reamed min mid with a verdict foe the plaintiff--Megres, owe (ebbing. COURT OF 001111 NON PLEAS.-J•N. 20. eitlbp at NY Prim Is Intidlem.—(Balare Kr. Justice BO= sad common Jun..) CROOIR C•IINT MID W111 , 1.-•68•OLT IT • PIIOILL•r (Concluded from yesterday's Express.) The jury, after bevies boa locked up for four bows, were seat for sad obese Into mart. _ Mr. cr Jam seet, the Deputy Aaseakto—le there say chime at year sag le • verdict, Venn The Jury—Net the dish ? Mr. Jaw—Then las dirested by his lordship to dia. cherdspol• The Jury were secordingly egad without 'giving a verdict. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-TAN. 20. Bitting, at NY Prlaa.—(Bstor• Kr. Baron Bramwell tad Camara Jurist.) can:ants. CllOl2 A/CD OTIIIIII.-4111 WUT LONDON DIATINIAZIC. Mr. Leah end Mr. Gel!!lts were mined ke the plaintiff; Mr. fferimmt Prato and Mr. Brows appeared for the defend eats Croft sod Swedharet ; and Mr. Serjeant Peteredorff and Mr. 0. B. C. Harris= for the defendant Moody. This wee as teaks for work and labour dons, and the de- Isedante dialed their liability. It appeared from the cote far the plaintiff that the defendants, who were medical gen- Omega, had farmed themselves into a committee for the pur pose of establishing the Weal London Dispensary, which ' proved as abortive effort, in oonasquence of the secretary having absconded with the funds of the institution. The ' plaintiff who was a builder, lot some promisee in Duke street, Finsbury, to the society, sad received direction from the committee to fit them op for the purposes of an hospital, which he did, his bill amounting to 511. it.. 7d., for which this action was brought. The defence was, that the defendants had given their 1 opinion as medical men, acting as the medical and not as the managing committee, and that they had never %tended to incur any responsibility. It appeared that no application was made to the defendents Individually until the writs in this action were served span theta. _ _ _ la. Bina Brame"V, in summing up the coac t said that miry tlttL 0003■011 WWI* would have prevented the nemeity for this action, and ha mad sty the conduct of the plaintiff's allowing the issuing ...rim without previous at:sliced= wee contrary to the renal practice. It Ina not only not the ftht way to deal with admires parties, hat was hxdal ter the clients, inasmuch se if in the present taste/as 'an application had hese made the defendant. would probably hays done as they ought to have does, and have made up the money betimes them. Instead of that, the attorney had come down upon them for arra, mid blood having thus been drawn the defendants were determiassi to fight it out. He must say that in se lectiag the dahmtlaate the persons most difficult to hit had beta axed upon, for they append in the prospectus ae membire of the medical and not of the managing com mittee. The learned judge, I. excludes, left the ques tion of liability with the jury. The jury retnemed a verdict be the defendants. COURT or COMMON Corwen.—Yestertlay, a court was held for the despatch of public business. We H, W. Valiance, chairman of the 001oers and Clerks Committee, brought up en amended report of a voluminous nature upon the internal arrangements and duties of the clerks in the Town Clerk's Office. It recommended a varkty of the only one of an importance being the reduceks of the of the future Town Clerk from 2,1001. to 1,0001. a year. He i 41r. Valiance) moved that the report be agreed to.—Several amendments of an unimportant nature werepntand negatived by overwhelming majorities; after which the report, which will effect a saving to the Corporatios of about 3,0004 year, wee agreed to.—Depaty Carney presented a petition from the ratepayers of the Ward of Broadvarest, egelnat the erection of the proposed pauper lunatic asylum until the question of the rights of the °Maw to 'Stehle= Hospital has been determined, or that the asylum (if erected et all be paid for out of the City's cash. The petition was referred to the Special Lunatic Asylum Committee. 'fnE I msn LEGAL APpoormENTs.—The Dublin papers of yesterday elate that Mr. Edmund Hayes, Solicitor- General, is appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench. In the room o p f t irle Campton, indeed. Mr. Francia Fitigera to d• Baron of the Exthequer, in piece of Baran Feminist . A numerous meeting of the Lumbers of the Irish her was held on Wednesday, Mr Thomas Sup* Q C., In the chair, at which, on the motion of the Attarsep-Geesral, an same was adopted for presen tation to Berea Peasetalter, wilds retirement, a:pre/site of the high esteem entertained for him by the members of the bar, end their eases of the admirable performance of his jalkial duties. OPENING OP THE NARROW-GAUGE JUNCTION AT R=Dixo.—For some time past a mixed line—brood and narrow gauge—has been laid down on the Great Western Railway between Reading awl Oxford, but for the want of a loop•line to connect the Great Western with the South Eastern and South Western Railways goods could not be transmitted from the northers distriete without being trans ferred by vase from one company's goods depot to the other, consequently no great trial* amid be carried an. This Im pediment has now been removed by a short loop-line being made at Reading, which has just been opened, and a con necting link is thus formed with the narrow-gauge lace Is the north-western put of England. Troops or luggage might now be conveyed, without change of carriage, from stations as far north as Aberdeen to the military depots at Aldershott, Woolwich, Chatham, Shorncliffe, and Dover, or to any of the outports on the south-eastern coast, for amberkattos, within twenty-four hours. Coals are at present hake conveyed in this manner direct from the collieries is fitallordshire, sad other parts of the north-western dirtriot to Reading, Guildford, Egharn, Staines, Raga* Windsor, Brightoo, Dorking, and other stations on the South Emmett and South Western Railways. This joncUon also opens up a direct rests between the towns and places in the northers districts end the Continent. BILLS POZ RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC IMPROVE mativa.—Testarday the examiners on Standing Orden of the Houses of Lords and Commons declared the cedars bed been complied with is respect of the following bills : (Be ore Mr. Smith)—Tweed Fisheries • Glasgow Public Parks and Galleries of Art ; tkocktoit sad Dietitian% Railway ; Leads, Bredford, and Halifax Junction Rail way; Bradford, Wakellsid, sad Leeds Railway; Forth and Clyde Navigation ; St. Georges (Haase= Burial. aroma Approaams. The lAA sad C Jusaks Railway sad laverkithsa and Peak* Railway Buencious CAss.—The body of a child, four i wets withdraws. (Wore Mr. Fenn)— yeas sad rehalf ell, wee fogad as Wednesday sight in an Hull Docks; Rant Ss lk& Railway; 11 1 = r =, sigh.plt te • totter-bus, Wan Ikea Letisoitread Castle Remake and Dendries Rahway MM--Samos sad Liverpool. Wales. sad dap geoid ea ibe took Maltase Junction Rollmop ; Ipswich ) Flaw, ; a tits neck. Tbe lead tams W lhosialtrir Misr lava& Wombs& Railway ; Liverpool. Garska, and A7lrtea Rail gram way ; Larks, Burame, and Newcalievader-Lyrce Roads. SECONDARIES' COURT.—JAN. 20. (Bikes Mr. Secondary Potter sods Joey.) sASTAILD s. LOT11111:—SINOCLAIR ACTION ►o►uer • MILITAIT OTIICEIL. Plaintiff ia a widow lady of conaideable property, and defendant is a lieutenant-colonel of militia, reeding at Bpilsby, in Lincolnshire. The action was brought to recover demises sustained by reason of the detention by defendant of certain articles deposited with Dim by plaintig, and which he had neglected to return. No one appeared for defendant, who suffered judgment to go by default. Calmed for plaintiff mid that she was a widow lady of good family and independent property. Amongst other articles, eh* was at one time poseceed of a most valuable est of marine silver plate. This plate was very old fashioned, and much more valuable then similar articles now menufsetured. From some cause or another ehe, being 'bout to proceed on the Continent, was desirous of parting with this property, and having known the defendant for mese time she =Mooted him with the plate, and inatteeted him to sell it for her if he could. Upon her return treat the Continent she found that defendant had not sold the plats, and not wishing then to pert with it she asked defendant to Wan It. She was put off with excuses from time to time. At one time she should hers it the next day, and at another time he wrote that having lost a son she could not expect him then to trouble about a est of plate. Finally, much against her will, plaintiff had been driven to the present course. He (the learned counsel) repeated that he had not the evidence of • silversmith to offer to prove the value of the plate, neither could he gin the weight. Mrs. Bastard, having had to do with an officer and a gentleman, had not taken seeps that would have proved most protective to hereelL As it was, however, the Jury would receive each evidence as he could give, and they would gin the highest sum, u there was no proof that OantilFivelee was ea incorrect one. Some years ages obimseysireep found a diamond in the street, and thee being no owner he was adjudged the tlgbtful pos sessor. He took the diamond tee silversmith, mad offered it ter ale, bat the silversmith, thinking It • god opportunity Wile the peer sweep, kept the disinead, end reared to ren der emy amount of it. Upon this en action wee brought, sad the silversmith refusing to produce the diamond, It wee mined sea beilliant of the Stet water. Is the present cam Isindienl refused to produce the plate that bed keen eatniated to lies, sled be (the counsel) called not the jury to give WWI Os sum she claimed. Bvikese having been given of the above facts, and the hmemed Inemelery haring summed up, The jury hurl for plaintiff; aserips, 6001. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET t Mr. Harry Bo:4110, the clown at Decay-lane Theatre, =to a summons charging him with having resulted Mackintosh, a supernumerary, during the marrows of the pantomime. The oxoplainant stated that he was one of the mimic mob, and had to share in the sbam Mau and cuffs of the nume rous street brawl' at a shilling per night. Although ooca dorsally a super" might get alarder knock than wsa in tended, still the row was generally conducted with good tamper, and the beat feeling prevailed at Drury-lane among all the parties concerned, from the high sheriff of Notting ham downwards. From some canoe, however, he (com plainant) had given offence to Mr. Boleno, who, on the night in question, after accusing him unjustly of Igniting the tail of the emit before the proper time, rushed upon him with unprofessional ferocity, knocked him down with an umbrella, and kicked him 'in earnest," after hewn; down—threatening, in strong language, to do for him," or for any one else who took his part. The sestudt took place off one of the wing. and was not wholly witnessed by the public, who, not knowing the nature of the attack, sided, as usual, with the clown. Mr. Henry, observing a broad grin on complainant's face, rid—" Ton do not appear, yourself, to treat It as every merl ons assault?" . . . . . . ComplMeMt said he wee Mock by the ferrule of the um brella, mil hurt a good deal at the time, and ha tolled several other "supers" to comer= his statement. They differed, however, In their statements, one swearing that It me the " beadle" and not the hew& of the umbrella, and swam dederbg that he saw • "bump" on complainant's ferehesd, • oltemehmos which had not been mentioned by him, nor either of hie previous witnesses. Mr. Homy (addressing me of the witneseee) asked if It was net pert of the duty for which they were engaged to receive dm knocks of does, harlequin, and pantaloon ? Wham—Yes; but they don't hart genteelly.. Mr. Henry—Are you not often knocked down. Witnem—Apparently, but not really. We drop down. Mr. Henry—BM is not the man, for example, who plays the politeness, often knocked down ? (A laugh.) VFltossie—Tes, but we never hurt him. It • all sham. Complainent—Mr. Bolen Is very rough. I've heard he broke • womm's leg three yeas. ago. Mr. Bolero indignantly denied this statement, and thought It would be obvious to his worship that the whole thing had been got up by a little clique to annoy him (defendant) for having Interfered to prevent some of their pranks on the stage. The fact was tutee gentlemen constituted the ceme tery mile of a pantomime. For the first night or two they ware combat to play for the amusement of the anthems; but afterwards they began to play for their own ammement— indulghe in a sent s of practioal jokes and a sort of " sky larking" which greatly embarreased the clowns, sod often destroyed the action and effect of a " scene." They refused to do whit was set (lowa for them, and persisted la • misty of slaked their own invention. The cmplalnent was me of thereat refractory of them. One night he pulled a string :end Marked the comet, although he had no bedews to tomb ; and another time he jumped on his (defendant's) bath without any authority w hen he (the clown) wee riding a donkey, and when, from the fatigue of the scene, he wasnearly exhausted. He aniandy did give him a smart rap instead of thedoskey on that coessiou, and wee glad to see him " wincing ', under ft. Oa the sight in question. however, he only rapped him with the umbrella, for the complainant, after hitting in re tina, literally bolted, and declined to receive the drubbing which he (defendant) might have given him. The harlequin, M. St. Maine, confirmed Boleno's state meat, end said they had enough of peril to encounter in the scenes of the pantomime without being exposed to further tisk from the insubordin ation of the "supers.' Mr. Henry, believing the charge to he perfectly frivolous, dhzeimsd the entomons. MARYLEBO;4E. Henry Barton, a iroil3ysers Wai:, was charged on re• mend with having caused the death of Barnet haycock. The particulars of the former proosedings have already op- Caland, it will be remembered that on Saturday, the SA e, the prisoner was men to go into the shop of Mr. Mimeo, Elate-lane Bayswater, and secrete himself behind the °punter. Demised went in to give information to the shopkeeper of what he had sena, when the prisoner, on rush ing out of the premises to make his escape, pushed against her and she fall down three stems. One of her arms wart through alone of ghee In the door, and she sustained leas- rations of a strange nature. She was picked up bleeding pro fusely, and without loss of time conveyed to St. Mary's Hos pital, in which institution she expired on the followiag Tuesday. The additional evidence now gone into was that of Mr. Lawmen*, one of the surgeons of the hospital, whose 'Asg ard went to show that the wounds on the arm mused gangrene, which resulted in death one of the wounds was at least four inches in length. A clerk to Mr. Johnson, solicitor, mbeallted that the la mentable occurrence was purely accidental, and that the prisoner ought not to be further detained in custody. Mr. Long observed that he did not Imagine that the had any intention to injure the woman, her death f however, unhappily taken place through the set of the prisoner while eecapum from the premises, Into which them meld be no doubt he bad entered for an unlawful purpose, and under all the ciroutuatances k was his duty to examit tb• prisoner for trial on the charge of omealanghter. • was then locked up. LAMBETH. iPilfiaer Sing, the d 7177,, el one of Mr. Matthew Halle Brizton omnibuaea, surrendered to hie moonbeam to be further examined before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of baying caused the death of Mary Penn, aged three years, the daughter of Mr. Pratt, doorkeeperat the House of Common.. Mr. Sleigh said he had no farther evidence to offer in the rase, and it was for his worship to may whether the evidence before given was not sufficient to send the prisoner to take his trial on the charge of having caused the death of the poor child. He (Mr. Sleigh) ern there on behalf of the afflicted parents, who felt it to be their duty to cause the strictest Inv ir. l i citio w l ' t thought there wee sot the slightest ground for sending the accused for trial, ea the ewe was one of those unfortunate occurrences which will rake place when all pos sible caution was used. The testimony of all the witnesses called, with the exception of one, was in favour of the &t -aped, and it ass scarcely to be supposed that even the most mitten person would whip hie home while a lady and her child were is view, end drive over them. He ooeld not un derstand why the driver of the front omnlbua had not, when hailed bye bay on the pathway, drove towards the aide of the road sheers. on, for had this been done on the present occsaion!the unfortunate accident would not have occurred. However, he did not do so, he stopped in the centre of the road, and tie prisoner, in pulsing on the off aide, was on his right side. Under all the circwortances be did not see any ground for detaining the prisoner any longer, and he was therefore discharged. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livalroor.. JAN. 10.—No ohms la tho market to Jay. The prices bawl a toodeney to favour of buyers. &los 6. , A, tre, : tocuatka and wort, 600. 4,W0 Amnion, at 41d. to &L. 66 , , at Id. to ; 160 Plasm, at 164. ; UMW's. at 3 0 . to . Mariam. as Sid. WOOL AND WORSTED —Bamminte, .1 ht. Mt —The &Maw to the weal emde MU smathossa Very is mks Ism tees elhelo during ino NM reek hat prior are weU saahialaml. a i elle smi Meru there le he dedes Is salsa La worsted yams is Mg:o mars; ed "=T1L1a.i .... 0dau...41 Scebali d.wa lk t eg dessimi lem detZ 1 i t i tti ts awatzeiBV7 4 by Me l eirettLed Most ed . '''' affairs as le fa average et madams 10-des. 1111.1, spade II Use market I. nmeekably math As Me meter pat Mile Pads sow producing are made to order, th dela e lemmellims gm air en hat little ladinutlon of the actual butane . wow--. 001111,41mnisszaze i crAt Olcuentie o r t on tbo 15th viral of all 10. per me ;at Womam, mom dm thist I .._,,XI swab teen but oo nolocook au ko New frail to ram. The = • =ll6l•2.labwer et Os Nam Bair maker demo. 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Walk alms .1068337 9. a A 1 IlliMAadiftS — A SH 4,4 643 836 121622 sal NUN .. . -• ;NO 1,201 6,791 4.918 leassatar and 04.1310•61•41. b a42:31 3001 WMomme ..• 2.581 3,201 6,711 6,648 2112332,60112411422 619 801 NO 811 1140030152 Jo/a7 ll Kids inseals 4767nre 10 110618) wok Nam Jammu 12 Mak 1224461 SION 361 1191112443. —-- a 632 sae 1.115 1.006 OWN sod Leybura 10 23 14 107 81 LandoetUrry sad thsalskilka— 00 313 400 111 704 Usufek sad lona 265 77 U 116 109 oseik Wake 1714 MU WO 8104632 sad Dartisetoo UO 569 6.847 7.133 4.343 Wolk =Nag January li LINN awl 1113413•511 MU 12) 1,211 1.249 11.614130 1 / 3 144 2ll 300 411 711 T3l @NW& Omani ISM DIN* iii 1.103 2.411 6.364 0.011 imam 06.21143. Norfolk ant Illolas Uvulas ...... —..-- NO 10,103 12.201 nal 22.103 Mau ....—..--- ...... N 803 W 3 I,RI 1.111 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL 0•011 AL TY. Good latest (aliemee), Ceptela Harvey, from Neville for Londoa , was war cm the lath et leaaary by the eclexiber Myrtle, Cop. tat4r..,.. to W. 4740 N.. loa. 10 80 W., with fortemat and t woe, lore.yerd and tepealleetiyard gone, mein, sad toped eon% sad leohy.—enveattoel, Jaa. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ikkerrear (br g), Woad South, 14 days, Jan. 4, lat. 41.14 N, 100. 11.34 W. Cato (bile), of Myth, from Liverpool for Benumb, Jae. 14, lat. 49 11.14e.11 W. Deo Jowl, of Liverpool, fa Piewabwo, ell well. Joe. 11, lat. ILO lw. 49.50. Ma Ito, tame Wee, lan. it, lat. 44 W Ira. 11 W. Halide. Ham, trove Hartlepool kr Zia( 0110Tred boa* Jam 11. THE MAILS.—SOUTITAMPTON, TMUMBDAT..—The steam ship Pere, Captain Jamison, left this day with the But India and China mails, a full cargo, 993 boxes of specie, at the vein. of 27390 M; 80 first clean and 36 second . bus mongers, among whom are Earl of Below*, Captain Sim, Captain Percy, Lieutenant Meade, and Ensign Kum. The steam ship Malta, Captain Down left this dry for Australia MA the Caps, to take up the position between Melbourne and Sees. The Melia has no paseengere, but carries ship'. letter mails for St. Vincent and all the Australia:land New Zeeland ecticalei. The Peninsular and Cenral Company's new steam ship Nepaul, daily expected here, will leave on the lat., sad the Elton on the 9th proximo, to relieve the Vectis an t{ Entine en the station hone Marseilles to Alexandria, SIIIPBEOLILIS, SHIP MID CESTONI-lIOUSE AGENTS' BIWEVOLINT Boa - arr.—The simnel meeting of this insti tution took place yestardsy, at the Rambo,' Coffee-house, Water-lane, Tower-serest, William Phillips., Esq., in the arr. Four new pensioners of 201. per annum each wore elected, making 13 annuitants of 201. tech on the socidy's funds. The accounts showed that the society had 1,1381. 17.. fld. tarried, and a balance of 2821. Is. 2d. at the beakers% _ _ ••••••--- • SHIP LAtTSCIFES ON THE MERSET.—Yeetarday (Thursday) three of the finest vowels ever built on the banks of the Mersey were launched into that river. One was the Sir John Lowestoft, a medium c!ipper, built by Mews. Thome Royden and Son, for Messrs. Farnworth and Jardine, of LlvtepooL She is 1,140 tons builders' maestro ment and clamed A 1 at Lloyd's for 13 years, and Is Intended for the Calcutta trade. Messrs. Thoa. Vernon and Son launohad the Slieve Donarrl from their yard. TM' vessel, of 1,450 tone burthen, classed A 1 for 12 and built for Mews. WM. Sinclair and Son, of ltle is the largest iron vessel ever built at Liverpool. She is also in tended for the East India trade. At Birkenhead, Messrs. Clover and Boyle launched from their yard adjoining the Woodside Ferry, the Jessie Beasley of 500 tons, one cf the handsomest clippers ever built on the shores of the Mersey. This being the first launch in the locality, ft was witnesesd by a vast crowd of spectators. The Jessie Bemley, which is owned by Mr. James Beaskv, of Liverpool, is also intended for the last India trade. 111 spite of a strong south east keels, all the launches were perfectly successful. [Advertisement]—HOLLOWAT'll PILLS TYPECTED etroveza Ccaa or ens townie. Otheira—Mr. Ladner Da of Melbourne, wee a oongant soarer troth tedithetion ao matter . nut be ate, the difficulty of dletthag it was always the mina Ile convolbd rnsay of th e w trualleal fir that thearly after remedy al th ea, say Waa hatever - . Mae driven to iliritair 11 continual roflcring. be me advbed to try Iltilloway'.ll . lll, he td . I. adhered to the duetrecemammied bp the oriole I dircrtiona Th., have Po strength. cued the tome of Ws stomleh bat fir his aNctite. that be ova sow Indulge la any alai .l allioal or other food without the Iraq le. 1104.1•18■1011. With a fair Wiai are pills neva foal to give the utderat nliaL BIRTH/3, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DAMIO on N . .—Jaaof • . U. at te r Leseoaetreet; the wife of 0. Y. Damr. =Two U. at ItroadtaarN. Newt,. t, itte of with., the wife of O. IL itntaY. Ew e Onotala let Ware Ick.hlre MAW.. of • 6011. HiltilUwe* of d—Jaa. IT.s oa at . rraaeis-teMboe. Daerwiewk. Lee. Heat , the wife I t .I'. • la. at Betlepheigh. Heat, the wife of the Hey. 0. MOMI. of • son Ammi—ha L et Merrioo puma South. Dublin, the wife of Lieut. C. A. F. hp*. to . of • d•uthlef. lIIITH.—Jam. K gi Ashtoppled'. Westminster. the wife of A. Smith. bag.. of •eon. - 111ZOLITUMN.—Jee. It at Orroingtou VkxMo. Donor, the alto of ths in. W. 1. Trgorthee. or • daughter. WARRIAGES. CRIVII—BIIOO.—JaeI9. St the laJoptsdiat Cho ha. Etlghloy, Yorkshire. bs the Rev. J. Tsaorefloid, John. 8011 of J. envois, roe. J.P.. to Nary Jose. daught, of J. Brigs. Bet J.P.. all of Kathie? . ORATILSI—DODOSBON.—Jea. 19, et ft. 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