The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-01 00:00:00

THE DERBY DAY. A dull, buy Sky rather clouded the spirits of t • multitude who wine 111 rare for Epson, won after day beesk. It seemed dentinal whether a heavy fall of rain was not erected's, ; but, despite the ominous appearance of the franca, thousands upon thousands of people flowed across the bridges in a co , cannon. stream, and the cheap trains of the Lind= sof Brighton and South Western Railways were all foil to repletion. The train, cmaimesced running se early o'clock. and from that tour down to 10 train after Dais nulled out of the two stations wlh arose armies of pleasure "Mier., or metropolitan sal prwinctal sportsmen bent open roldng the day upon the Surrey Doman and witnessing the final straggle for the Derby. As the morning advance the stmoepbere became move genial, and the dashing equi pezee of the West-cad were ite,,n to great advantage by the moltitad.a whom necessity or inclination preclude from rherieg in the sport. Clouds occasionally awakened smutty. but the air sae deliciously soft, and the hot rays of the son were willingly dispensed with. To judge by the thiosite that have left by ndlway and by the numerous road oonveysecos which have weed in the direction of the Surrey hills, it may be eddy said that in point of etemlanos the present rekbration of our "Isthmian games," is the most suc cessful ever known. From the Elephant and Castle to Clapham-common the road was lined with ma, women, end children. At Ilyde-park-cornse, and all aloe( the win routes in a west ward dirrebn,the streets were also threard As regards the event i'eelf. there be the usual feverish uncer tainty sad excitement. It was supposed in many quarters that the recent rainfall would trader the course heavy, and vary the relative chances of the favourites; but ale as sumption wee based on ignorance of the fort, well known he all who are procieally acquainted with the nature of the ground, that it require, three successive dm' rain to reader it heavy. Tee effect of the storm of yesterday, with Its eopbas shower., has simply born to brighten the turf, giving It a vivid shade of green, and to render it whet in sporting parlance is called " good-going and springy." it has not only doe* this. but it ham heightened the splendour of the landscape; end those who have gone to Epsom today for the first time will be compseeatal for their jemmy by the charms of the paeoranta, eras should they not per titipete in the excitement of the race. There are the trml mysterious whimpers about a " dark outsider," that will dismay and lanimpt the eepporters 9f the favourites. lien, with a Borleigh-nod of the bead, talk about rang to Netere.r4 with their winnings, while others, with • York' shire dialect, cling as of old to " Jana Scat and nurses," The chief favourite, ea in Wild Darters year, is not so strong se to deter the winters of many of the hones from paying the extra twenty sewervigas to usable them to go for the off chance. No leas than ably-three home arc "coloured." Then an 246 maseribitre to the present Derby, the value of the stakes being 6,9001., the largest amount which has ever brn known Hia Royal Hightesee the Duke of Cserabrklge, Lewd Cae dips, the French and Belgian Am►eesedorr, and Where et the corps diplornetique, were aware the cerly visitors. We eebj•,ln the list et starters, with their numbers, is they sprat ea •' Ceases Cermet Card :" i i;,id Charterteld.:Valcamo Ashman 2 Mr I. Ilawky ....timid Wells 3 Mr I. Hawley Gallas Crewmen 4 Captain Oray .... Gleabuck Hammond 5 Mr. W. Day The Promised Load .W. Day 6 Mr. Johamoa• M.r , oreste S. Itagers 7 Mr. Payee Olcalu • ask 8 Mr. T. Walker .... /Smarm* Dais& 9 Mr. H. Hitt Trompeter A. Day 10 Mr. P. Monroe ~ Armin 11 Mr. Wretworth .. Stchuief 12 Dares }Cot hoc ho Id.. lin. twerimi 13 Mr. A. \r bol .... PlaMme 14 Mr. Buret Blopirko 1 Cloator TS Mr. F. 4,1 Psimakw T. Sherwood 18 ler. J. Hawkia• ..Ra11.14 Marl.* 17 Mr. C. Capri Hiebwrem J Maas 13 Mr. Parr Oasp. Boyce 19 Sir C. M ack ....Garret AI... of 20 Col. Tommie/ .. —Telt.. of Lem 0 Oates 11 Cel. Toaraeley ....Measles J Snowden Ti IS,. Parker Mimed Br 23 Lard Darchmter .. Moira ha* Si Mr. Wkitalsesi.... WAWA. Nei 26 Kr. A. Wallin ..Newcactle Datum 93 31r. W. I' Amos .. Halasswes Mariam 27 Mr. Bens Diadre L. essaiss 21 Mr. 0. Castle ....016 I. D. Ibalewl 29 W.I. 0•k0rm....11.4 Life J Oskar 30 M. C. Pack Kapeires 31 Mr. Monty LaMar she ll ama.... Plumb U Sir. J. Hawkins —Kr Dermal= Ilho West biting rialved b Isiegregh from the Ns ler r bar : Till DERBY: 6 to 2 seat Mali/ (t) 7 bis 2 Trumpeter (t) 4 to 1 Ptosad Lead (t) 14 te I Bain tionno 16 to 1 Newasstle (t) 12 le 1 01-..Dort (t) Nothisig &ft Inched. Ws disll publish the result of the race the 'Waal it wives. TLICCTIIJC TZTAOILAPH.) DENTINCE PLATR. Throe gnart.ra of • ante. 111,nitorni. Nor Bnottion, Chub. Pi , Second, °clash ill, Nereus. Brendyl.4l, einehr oat, C.cleeor, Nudield, Vul tare, )(Dayton, Dome Quickly, Coot.ctioner, Paretip, and loathe are hem. THE DERRY. Oor mile owl • holt Attu" Homer. Electric, Moutovi,ff, ?dry Morning. Voltam, Hichnoynion, CAWC•II•I3, Cebordy, Gladiolas, Manatee, of 1.-ove, Clapham, Pon, Urciine of Lark nem, Lovett, Slernion, New.ionle, Sir Herculmi, Bonet& Trampler, O,tia, Belamame, Kotimirte, Workmen, Valiant, Old Robert, Los*, klexciai, Bankrupt, Oieninb, Pirate, Worm ficilkaf, Preatieed Lend, Mutfid. Gamtutee, Plosions, &befall, Defender, Repaid, Summeteidr, Olralure c, Red Eagle, Welted, Neweioad, ben to Sydney, Carious, Fetiektim e UroLian, Gaspard, end Cynnouo are bus. TOWN PLATE,Osa mile. - . Torre, Twos Dr.'s.. Orebrhill, Nrroos, SlArioss Brwrsract, Smarty 8011, Nnurbiy Boy, Tiny, Brows Holland. Ulan Navy, awl lands, f Ira Ere. EPSON! CUP. One mite awl . halt Pen, Alai-Duchess, Fiabernue, in I Nunn Lincoln here. OTHER ARRIVAL...Nimrod, Bodqatt, Aaoot, Birthday f, sad l'...ksgas. MURDER IN IRELAND. Orr strenuc TtLEGrOtrlll DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY MORNMO. &mailers's Nears Letter et` this utorniog publishes the fultowleg La a second Nikkei: "BALLINASLOI, TOSEttly Night. The public bers have just been itietled by the ioteill genee of a dreadful hosed k, p mpairated this day near this village of &iiimainore, In this costal. The gettleroan who rest with on natinwly fats wee Mr. Richard Burke, wbo up to tie premed has hese ectmg as laud strut to the Him. Mcrlit Firma. Mr. Built° hoi ben reading In the house of Pt. Brandon', on tbs property of his Prof] yer, sod it had been arranged t►at be should rave it up for the use of oar g Mr. Tireneh, but remetly ti-prriad. Mr. Firench untied at tiallinarnemi-puk, e war of his father, this sorting to early as 4 u'eloelt, 4,1 homedletely proceeded to &. Druidism to awaken Mr. Bark.', who it emit noel him hack. They FPI together der n tie day, and, both having ditoppsseed, ROW appielv neer, woo *netted. About fear o'olock this evening the Men is of Mr. Duke bvgan to maks inuthires, sad in a sheet tire , his Jed body was toned pierced by two Distol belle's in ti.e ?seta/ion at Ballets snow. Mr. rfrenth is otiveirg. mei the authorities are on the slut endeavouring to obt sin Informs:int. As the matte? Is biSh a p.infel and dolours oath I Imitate to mention may of the I artii %dare which here reached roe. Mr. Berko 111114 so amiable young m.in, vat ierist cry generally *moaned Mr. Ffser.th wee at the time known to labour ends: Sts sgt pioschio g to inunity.- (►L'RTIf PK lltTll at) ANOTHER HOMICIDE. It utr.nct.—A rat.asier tram Ahueragh annautstan that Mr. FOlosek has Men Vueddeaci in tainted. of Claw bent!, One of lM ewa44l.nlary b►+ bean daepet• . bad lq R.M.. no learn inetieulare, Lat I ctiorA swaSt lie rears ler Ale paresl."—/isree, se.nd Edition. ml Primer; de Selma, we Bonaparte Wye.," asp • letter hew Mastery. " presesed to sootier this year fibs whaleatlea WM' Malls/et d'A , e La Betas,' whim\ she ewestaold leet yaw; bat tie g 'vent:mut bee glees weirs that she shell so. Is allowed t, publleh ealthies whatever la the Seedisiee ratan„ The Dorados Journal of tbs 27th alt. states dud K. Otin Benham Übe •4 'ha proolsinsal lnooranhaid et 1842, who hod boos isaprisAted Io hie is a &moms, biz jag Imo perdassi, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVE/ 4 41/40, JUNE 1, 1859. The proorcutur rid that the primmer had been in his ser vice as formes, bat owing is some reboonder an Wiped be was diechareed on derday ter. Yesterday he vas In end out of the bones eirrend err end hi **afternoon a beadle eattainfrog wearlng apparel wee pieced on the ranter for the weaberwentea. TM rimer was in boat of the bar thee, and all of a sudden the bundle was missed, IS ell &shit:welt Witness immediately gave information to the pollee, and some time dryads the primer waken t Into custody, with the property In his posseethan. Samuel Strickland, police.oonstabie 76 said that from infonarkm he received he went to a low hoar In Doke street, Mint-street, Berengh, and there found the proses In had. He word him r end charged him with the robbery, which he denied, bat wi th er searched the room aid ford the bundle and contents under the bed. He this took hint Into custody. In waver to the magistrate, the prisoner said he wee guilty, and he wished to be dealt with at once. Mr. Seeker accordingly eantenoed him to three months' hard labour in the Hottoo of Conoctios at Woodworth. ILI IL SHARE L1523.-7HIS DA). Two o'CuxX. The railway share market opened this morn ing with a strong upward tendency, and, as the list of sales given below shows, higher e k . prier were established for most of the lead- r c leg stocks, including London and North Wes- U tern, Midland, and Great Western. A rather 1 1 4. 3 decided reaction, however, has since taken n place, and the two latter stocks are now quoted e l about 3 per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire, l i g 3 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. p South Eastern hes improved per share. For other descriptions yesterday's closing prices are now generally current. London and North Western is quoted 891 to 90; Great Western, 831 to 643 Midland, 971 to 98; Lanes- '1 shire and Yorkshire, 88 to ; Great Northern, 99 to 100; York and North Midland, 71 to 72; and Eastern Counties, 643 to 65. Lombardo-Venetian shares are steady, at yester day's improvement, the Old being quoted 91 to 21 din., and the New, 21 to 23 dia. East Indite Railway stock has again risen, being marked par. Grand Trunk of Canada stock, Belgian ahem, is and the lighter Indian descriptions are all better. 1111 . 1511 I.OIIIIMItIIONB. , int : 'Zi - =1 oi iv 1 K et ft. N i di. 11 M a ikl et Cjr: ~. aalgeriare . A I wa les 1 w Itti iliiiiir.: I i 1." ...'.....= 1 w eral i t i ll w lt 1 2 41k124;m91 NI us ,-,..- -.1 :: ur rp...: _>., ~,, Er: Ipul~l p. 0..1110 k 09•6 Ilk 1;-.4 7 1. - _F. A 4 .. I tells 00 100 u ▪ u 12 7 9 3 1 TO H ▪ 87 HI 97i 01 1 919 7 Tdle H I I II din Of $ lit eieni. ti It t 100 Pit 100 101 100 lot 10 lit so 1 N 1 84 961%1 UN I lali I MONEY MARXIST-2EIS LAY. Two o'Cioci. The funds opened this morning at a fresh im provement, which was subsequently con firmed by news (first given in • second edition of the Daily News) of another important victory gained over the Austrians. After attaining an extreme rise of about 1 per cent., Consols ex perienced a partial reaction, and are now quoted about 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. In all the other markets a fresh rise has taken place, but has only been partially supported up to the present hour. Consols have been dealt in at 931 to 931 for money, and 93/ to 93/ for the 7th of June. The pre sent quotations are 931 to 931 for cash, and 931 to 1 for the account. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in 921 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to / ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 771 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 941 to 1 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to 94 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 17s. to 21s. prem. The rise in foreign stocks continues. The advance in Turkish securities since yesterday, amounts to about 1 per cent., the old loan being now quoted 68 to 70 (after being marked 70j), and the new loan 57 to 59, with actual transactions at the latter figure. Mexican, Peruvian, Brazilian, Vene zuelan, Portuguese, Dutch, and Spanish stocks are all better. Sales are reoorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 99 ; ditto, Four - and -a - Half per Cents., 1858, 90, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 1711 Dutch Four per Cont. Certificates, 93 ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 171, 18, 171 ; New Granada Deferred Bonds, ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 86; ditto, Three per Cents., for account, 641; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 42 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 741, 751 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 41; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 281; Turkish Six per Cent., 1864, 69, 691; ditto for account, 69, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for amount, 67, 69 ; Venezuela Five per Conte., 39 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 17. At Paris this day, about one hoar before the official opening of the Bourse (accord ing to Mr. Renter's telegram) the Three per Cent. Rentes were posted 63 for the account. The tele gram reports " very firm." The Parana has arrived from the West Indies, with 147,9001. in specie; and the Tagus, from the Peninsula, with 9,4691. In the discount market the demand yesterday was languid, and choice bills were taken at 3 per cent., or even lower. Very little business was done at the Bank, pending the announcement of a reduction in the minimum rate, which seems to be expected to- morrow. At Vienna on Monday a rise of 1 per cent. took plan in Austrian stock. The steamer Edward Hawkins arrived from St. Petersburg yesterday, with about 89,0001. in gold, nearly the whole of which is expected to be taken to the Bank. The steamer Tamar, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with 67,3001. in specie. Of the 208,0001. in specie by the steamer Niagara, about half, consisting of American eagles, was sold yesterday for exportation, and a further sum will be taken. The Ooesn Queen is due now from New York, and the Persia on Sunday next. These vessels will pro bably bring a large amount of gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were more favourable for this country. The movement ex tended to bills on Holland, Belgium, Hamburg, Frankfort, and St. Petersburg. As regards paper ea Vienna, Leghorn, and Naples, the tendency was in the contrary direction. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam three months, 11.161 to 1; ditto short, 11.13 to 4; acesrdas, _three moatas, 11.151 to 16; Antwerp, th ree months, 2 6.05 to 121; Bamberg, marks tenth, three months, 13.4 to 4 ; Paris, three days 0,04 26.6 to 121; ditto, three months, 36.321 So 71 ; Frankfort-oa ths-Mans, three months, 1164 so 4; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 811. Po 21; Vienna, ,H do., three months, 14.30 to 14.80 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 14.30 to 14.80. Madrid, three mouths, 49 to 1; Wiz, three months, 49e to 1; lowborn, three mouths, 31.60 to 60 ; Genoa, three swaths, 26.60 to 70; Naples, three months, 391 to e ; Palatine, three months, 119 to 1 20 ; Menthe, three months. 119 to 120; Lisbon, 90 days, 61i to e ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 4. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company were nominally quoted yesterday 1801. to 2001. pee 1,0001. sharer. A fresh rise of 4 per cent. took place yesterday in the last issue of Victoria Government bonds. As the price, which has now reached 108 to 109, rises, the probability of the asue of the 750,0001. of new bonds now in the hands of the committee will be increased. The paid-up shares of the Madras Railway Com pany are now quoted in the Stock Exchange list as stook. The Guaranteed Five per Cent. stock was dealt in yesterday at 95. The sum of 24,683/. has just been paid into the Indian Treasury, to the credit of the Madras Irrigation Company, making, with the other pay ments of a like nature already effected, a total of 299,0641. received by the Secretary of State for India in Council from this company on account of its capital, of which only 11. per share has been called up. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. notify that on the Ist of June they will be prepared to receive the Venezuela Bonds for the purpose of exchanging them for new bonds. The numbers are published of bonds representing 6,3001. of the Danish Five per Cent. Loan of 1850, which are to be paid off on the let September next. On that date, the outstanding bslsnce, amounting to 697,2001., of the Danish Five per Cent. Low of 1849 will be redeemed. The Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada held their meeting yesterday, when the directors' report (already published in these columns), recom mending a dividend at the rate of 7} per cent. per annum, was adopted. At the annual meeting of the Oriental Oas Com pany, held yesterday, the dividend agreed to was at the rate of 2 per cent. The chairman (Capt. Barber) characterised the result of the first year of the com pany's operations as satisfactory, and expressed his belief that its rental will coon be very considerable. After some objections to the nobusiness character of the accounts, the directors' report was adopted. The Eastern Counties Railway Company notify that the lines from Ipswich rio Woodbridge to Yarmouth, with branches to Framlingham, Leiston, and Lowestoft, will be opened for truffle tomorrow. The half-yearly meeting of the Southwark and Vauxhall Water Company is called for the 14th Jane, and will be made extraordinary to consider a plan for raising additional share capital. Messrs. Bayley and Ridley sold yesterday atLloycla the screw steamer Tasmanian, of §,440 tons (builder.' measurement), originally constructed at a cost of 120,000/. fur the defunct European and Australia a Mail Steam Packet Company. The COM. menced at 50000/., and terminated at 60,0001., the purchaser being . Mr. Lloyd. The Emigration Commissioners require • Ain to carry passengers to I'ort Natal. Tee Council of India will norm tenders on the 7th of June for the conveyance of stone from England to Madras, Cal cutta, and Bombay. April, 1885, 171, 171; Bank Stock, 220 222; Indian stock, 217; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, issued in 1858, 94, 941; the scrip of the sew Loan, 931, 931, 931. The government broker has not resumed his put. chases on public account. Exchequer Bills have again declined ls., being quoted 17s. to 21s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to 6s. dis. The scrip of the New Indian Loan continues its daily rise of 1 per cent., being quoted this afternoon 931 to /. The Four per Cent. Debentures, issued last year, were firm at 94 to 1. A considerable amount of business was done in the foreign stock market. The tendency of prim is still decidedly upwards. The fresh rise in Turkish stocks amounts to 2 per cent., the Old Loan closing at 88 to 69, and the New at 67 to 68. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. have risen to 281 to 1. The inquiry extended to Peruvian, Brazilian, Venezuelan. Russian, and Portuguese 1 stocks. Mexican left off at 171 to 1. The remarkable fall in the shares of the Ceylon Railway Company continues. Transactions are re corded to-day at 11 and 11 die. Very unfavourable rumours are circulated with regard to this company's position. Bankshares, today, though quiet, were firm. The principal inquiries were for London and Westminster and Oriental Bank. Ottoman Bank were rather firmer. Red Sea Telegraph have risen to Ito j die. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph shares have also improved. these were likewise some inquiries for Australian Agricultural. General Steam Navi gation were officially marked 231 and 24. The Fora-and-a-Ralf per Ceot. Debenturea of the East Indian Railway Company were dealt in to-day at 991 and 99. MINE.I-THIS DAY. Two (Alma. The attendance of dealers being rather limited little business has been done this morning in British mining stocks. The transactions have been princi cipally confined to shares in North Roskear, St. lees Consols, Nantes and Penrhiw, Whoa Unity Consols, and Wheal Orem ille. Prices genteelly Sr. quoted u before. Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with scarcely any business. The adjourned meeting of the Acadian Charcoal Ilea Coax y, called for yeweldsy, was again adjourned until the 28tie June, owing to the non-arrival of the report from Nova Scotia. The Harwood Mho had about 3j tone of ore ready for markat on the 2711 May. At New Crow Hal the lode In the tilt and at the 15 fathom level u prodneleg good weir. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Itanto.—(Belore Lord Cldat Judos Caakbet, and Jartiorn Wiliam, Willis, sad Dylan) TITS ZARL OF effilir,BVllT 111C011' AND WHIM The hearten of this ease vas reeemed this aserning. The Attorney-Om:oral. Mr.itolt, Q.C., Mr. Manisty Q.C., Mr. Ellie, and Mr. Hannan (instructed byltr. Riehd.Nichei son. of Spring-gardens), appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. flenesat Shen Sir R. Beaten, Mr. Badeley, Mr. R. Hall, and Mr. Archibald (inetracted by Me•ors. COMM and Williams, of Lineolo's-impflelds), were for the dadendeats. The Attorne y -Oenera4 is coutiourvion, said he would cell their lordships attention to the state of the law es diecon this family in the year 1720, when the 6 Gterffo 1., ay. 99, . was peened. Mr. Justice Williams said when this rule wee nand he took the liberty to ask Mr. fierjeant Mee whether, when thin tot passed, there was any statute which promoted_ papists from aliening their lands, end he said "No." Did the plaistiff's counsel agree with that ? The Attorney-General said it was part of hie argument that they could alien the Mheritence, though whether they could Fart with their estate foe life might be another matter. The act (Om. I.) imposed this absolute restraint on alienation affecting papists sad roteetents alike, for nobody could idles except on the out dill= of taking ratan oaths in a certain manner, though no doubt the object was to Induce future tar% to ammo then religion and berms@ mob tants at en early age. Bed jan, who died in 1818, obtained the passing of the end 7th Via., cap. 28, which revealed the proviso M the 9th Oets. I » which enacted that the oaths meet be tabs before nay mei could alienate, and no doubt his object was M take away the boduennent for future earls to become te. It was argued on the other side OM the Mk 111., er, at all events, that the Inonolpetkin Ant cf 1828, repealed In effect the whole clause egainst alientelen, and so gave power to any earl to alien. If that wore go It entirely defeated the chief object of Ihe Bth Geo. I.—that of annexing the estates he the earldom. An in 1720 so in 1843 every male member of the family append before the legislature, and it was im portant to coneider what was the state of the law at this latter date. Hie learned friend said that at that time say earl could alien the estetes conveying them away absoluseiy end yet Bari John petitioned the legislature to mashie him to de that which it wee said he had already power to do. The Lord Chief Jostles said It might be considered safer to obtain a special bet of parliament ; but that could not be coneideend as an admhsion that the 9th George IV. had not the effect now coateadol for. The Attorney-Gessral did not wish to pc the matter further than this, that Earl John sad his logel advisers con sidered it neawry to obtain en set of parla ment. There wee this fact, however, that the act passed in 1843, the 6th and 7th Vie, cep. 28, expressly declared that Earl John held these estates as tenant In tall ander the act of Geo. I, and subject to the restrictive clause against alienation; and if his lamed friend's argument was right the court would In effect declare that the legislature Itself had strongly stated what the law wag. Wee there any authority for rayiug that a court of law could do such • thing Was there say Instance in our history whom a clear plain recital In en act of parliament of whet the low was had ever been cot:tre nded IS a court of law ? Could soy coat of law say to the IstarLords, and Commons, " You do not know what the ie " The Lord Chief Justice—There was no declaration of what the law was, but only • recital in a private act of per. 1 2- liament, and could it be contended that if the court in the ;;,‘" wane of • legal argument became cosanc - .d that the is recital did not correctly state the law, they were still to follow the recital contrary to then own coated= ? • The Attorney-Geaeral submitted that no court could sot contrary to a statement of wL the law woe made by the The The Lord Chief Justice did not expect to her the Attorney • Gerund of Be gland gay that such was the law. The Attorney .General simply submitted whet his view was without presuming to do more. He thought it was sot competent for any court of law to go to war with the legate. a ture sa to what the law was. Tee act of 1842 recited the gL ea chose in the eat of 1720, sad afterwards expressly stated the effect of thee dense in these torsos:—`e Weenies It le expo- "" dent that the revise contained in the said set of the 6th Geo. 1., whereby en mention lam the claws iostrielve of alienation is male biome , el esq Warr of the NOW sedates -- who should within sin maths site be eitenid stela the age e"" et =yes tele the air awl entintribe the deetera lien sellassi le. arl who Alai son taws • pote i tet, 7l4 =l be eepuisi." This had been stated by the legislature, end it hen been en stated ate •r the bill had, es. eseeedieg to custom, been enifinkled to the a pinion of two a the judges. Aber this, what argument could he head to convince the coed that the law hid been heerrealy elated P Even if the whole clause sad proviso were repealed by the 9 Oct. IV., still he submitted that u g E the 6 sad 7 Valerie repesled In WIWI the proviso, it to effect revived the clause "goad alienation, dams the proviso. The Lord Chief Justice said what wee the object in applying for the 6th and 7th Viehwis, tap 26 P The Attorney-Geeneral—Berl JAL, 1a 1843, had no swig children ; sad the next inOMOOPPiOn to the earldom wee John. his first coals, • boy whose balm was dead, end whew salter aftermath married • protestant foresk. Over bast and the boy Earl John hod no control. The sea Is eaccesslon to the boy Jobs wee Bertram p t Attlesr. lie had lost his &thee also, sad over lan mad by mother Earl John had no control. led John wee actedicely unwilling that the parents of Owe two children should be subject to a very strong induce mat to bring up these children protestant', and therefore the act was applied for. If they were proestants they weld alien the estates. Now, se to the effect ante Emendation Act, that act was Intended to rem we diabilitke and ince parities impact on catholic*, sod had no operation reference to protestata. It had no appliestica at all to private act. of parliament, or to this I clause restrictive of alien vi m which applied to protestant' is will se catholice. Even if the Emencipation Act dis pensed with taloa the oaths retired to in the proviso about alienation, yet there was not ODA n Debt* which touched the second condition, that to enable say earl to alien he suet continue a protestant front 18j yeas digs until he was 21. la addition to the 6 and 7 Vict. c. 28, there were other pri vate sets pawed in connexion with this family, and under j those acre large estates have been purchased, and in terms 1 settled upon the trusts nemod in the 6 Geo. including, of course, the restrictive dame in reference to allegation. Oa what conditioas then did Ball Bertram bold those estates ? Why cleirly abject to the re al fictive dome. The only M 111610113, pent raised by the defendants counted was ilia Earl Oaken was at the tiros of the death of the Duke of Shrewsbury ta 1717, Incapable of taint, or if capable of taking, wee at the date of the set tlement in 1716, and of the peeeng of the 6 Geo. 1 cap. 29, incapable of eliding the reversho ; sad therefore that sooh reversion wee not by the 6 Gee. I cap. 29 effectually limited to the persona to whom the earldom should descend, end 00030) as mentioned in the sail act. The &sewer to this was twofold. It we. submitted that ander the penal laws in force at the time, Earl Gilbert wee not disqualified from alienating the reversion or any other estate to come into effect miter his own death; but the second and principal polot was that, whether he had or bad n.t rapacity to alien his reversioaary In terest in the Woes ; the act of the 6 Geo. 1., cap. 29. had dose so, and the legislature wee omnipotent. The two peal laws in farce at the tiros were the 1 JUDOS 1., cap 4, sad It and 12 Willem 111., cap. 4, and those act* only deprived papists of the right to enjoy 'meta f.r lib., but plated no restriction upon their dealing with the reverska. In support of this view there was the we " Thnenby v. Fhetwood, ' 6 Browne, which had been d-tided In the Homes of Lords, the age of the Earl of Derweat water, and that of " Mullen v. Bringlow" Is Willes. It wee eubcaitted that if trite had been a mere settlement ant auctioned by act of parliament, it would have been valid; but when, on the petition of ell the members of the family, the logisloure anctional that tootle mat, it wee oratended thee the legality of the settlement could sot be in soy way question. el. (The ease was petite Aiag when our reporter left.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. in Banco.— (Before tho Lvd Chief Succored Barone Marti"). Bramwell, sad Wawa.) soLowox v. var. LICENevn Krvat.t.tute coxrAwr.- -•••-- JI'UOVT\T. At tba 'Mingo of the court tole !swam!, The Lord Chief Berne delis* rid judgment in tale ewe. It was an &Aims tried haws Mr. Baron Martin, at Guild bell, of ter lest Ildwy Ti rem, for 'sissies duo to the plaintiff'' dulling-house in Pilgrimietrest by the removal of two house. belonging to the defereante. The plaintiff** house was nuilt on a bill with a do-went to the west, moth. r beau belonged to a third poreon, and the defendants were the owners of a hones ad pining the plaintiff's at the corner of the street, and another 11•0613 in the next street. All tour h',11.11 bad for upwards of 30 tears been out of tbe perpendicular. u might have Me n Peen by any ;ismer by. In 1867 the lOW el the defendants boners expired. and they then entered tab • contract with a portion flayed Robins to pull them down owl rebuild. At the trial it had bees contended by the de fludente that the pidatiff bad na Tight br bay. hie horse eapported by their., and tbtt they were not hails for damages ecionsionel by the pulling down of their own property. Mr. Baron Martin tea lisle view, and directed ▪ noosuit with karats the plaintiff to move. That rule had been argued. and the ousel baying taken time to consider were of opinion that the plaintiff nod not acquired the right relied (.11, that this direction of this I stud judge wet rigb t, thst the rule should be discharged. Javigosat accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) SOUTHWARK. ROPISIMILT AT A TT %LIT HOUPE. haw /MU, • diseipawl-loi.kiog young ilMw, w. charged bible Mr. Swim wills smeller a Wadi* Platainieg wo.riag Ur wpm of Mr. William Dew.'" the laod;ord ot Orb Wilk-boar, Lsavatrest, %athwart. . _ I{__ p : 1 4 4 ii ST WIDMANN MAUD AND MOLL OSPillaiii au-sr, am." sawn... - ---- _ 10. l 8111% 1 MINN. I ed. I O. WIS. I *NC se. I ed. 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Xessengere were despatched in every direction, but no Wallop meld be found, and the peers, after waiting some time, forted among their number one who wee in holy orders, Lord lisping, and their lordships gladly secured his merviees for the oceeei , n. The noble lord wee in no respect unwilling; the Lord Chancellor once more resumed hie mat on the wool tack, and Lord Raping proceeded to read the players, the peers remaining in easy and varied attitudes of devotion. The advantage gained by the French and Pied mattes at Montetello was Mad at Rome, &letter state', by • demonatration of a novel kind. " Acelumetioeue of any kind," It rays, " having been prohibited by General de Goya', recourse was had to what was called a silent manifes tation. On Sunday, the 24th, as the general, accompenki by hie staff and some officers of the garrison, was leas:ng the church of St. Lwiedes-Praniais after the military mess, a comptet crowd formed itself on his pastime, raising their bail is token of joy, but without uttering a SOMA. The plural replied by politely &slating the people. All was misdeed to this pantonelmio act, but It wee perfectly under stood." INSTITUTE OP CIVIL ENOINEERS.—A conversa rime Mb plate last easier at the home of this institution, in Great George.straet, Westminster. The rooms were crowded with prefemional and other gentlemen who availed th.raselves of the invitations band by the president. Timm were no addresses deliver. d, or other tonne' prothediugs, but a collection of work, of art, mechanical models and apthimstat of manufacture or material bad been provided, end the c. pony found &emit entertainment in inspecting thew objects, and in listening to explanation., or comparing their Maid. dual opinion, with legend to th.m. The visitors were some what toe nunirrong for cora "table accommodation in apart ments d limited sty cm, but they had AO muck tt talk shout, end were so convent!, associated together by the common interest of their scientific panadts, that they ell appeared to pee the Griming with 'stirs satisfaction. ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE.—The funds in aid of den opoeed and machow ned charity have lately been so liberally contributed to that It la hoped all will be in real!• nest for laying the foundation stow of the hostitutna by July or the beginning of August next. Already sena bonsai have been promised. viz., one from the Dewy-lase Fund, one front Caveat-garden ditto, one from Kr. Charles Kase, one from the General Theatrical Fund. one from the liknestrien and Drematlo Skit Find, one from Mr. J. J. Stanton, and one from the Hon. George Coppin, from sub scriptions received In his name from Australia. Already the 'menet In band mocha 3,3001, a fair sum fora young charity to begin its cover with, though doubtless by the time the foundation dose Is laid this menet will be c meidersbly 'strained. The late ball In aid of the college was productive of the most gratifying read a to its leenoes. WESTMINSTER SCROOL.—The annual !gamins- Son tersdnatei yes.arday in the election to Christ Church, Oxford, if C. L. ffitadwell and L. A. Goodeme, while at the some time A. Walker, G. C. Stewing, and N. Medea were elected to Trinity College, Cambridge. The Triplett PAM bilious were awarded to S. f tench and W. B. Dowdeswell, and the Thomas' 'Exhibition to A- Welber. Oa Id aday events( dm Dean and Chapter of Weds/dna= 'eternised • large may of more than 90 " Oli Wansdadmes " at dhow la the College bell. AIMS/ the grain were the Bishops of Durham and St. Leath, the Earl of flehmisr, the Hal of Moment...li, Earl AatO. Loot Coldwater. Lord Rtairy, Viscount Intringion, the Unlit . Hos. J. R. Ifoabray, Sir Welkin Wyatt, ALP; Mr. Marsh. M.P., Sir Richard Cilye, Mr. Justice Vaughan Williams, 11. m. Sir George How, fin, bealdas the electors, the Dan of Cheat Church, (Wind, and the Waiter of Trinity Col lege. Cambridme. At the concludes of the basegut4, acceed lug to old custom, epigrams, An, recited by the watior oolara. 11 101 I 11.6 19 row•x ILUINATIL 4simarpi ID aisa.. 64 . l ti . ... .... =be y.... ..,.. . OsnroolDrad MIL • 1 : !Mt". ****** ' . 161414;1" rfragi. " iSiy . •P ... Ona4 . 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AVre Avngla 412 Oros of lambs .... 6d 70 IS SI Is a Fs ir it 4 5 5 i M r 11 ii MO aMi Mi COMMBROLIL AND IiABEBT& MARK.-LANB.-(THIB DAT.) The attendance was vary thin, and the tone langaid.. Prior of moat article, of the trade were nominslly unaitarea. The suptly of home-grown grain was small. The importa of foreign grain into London dime lad Monday ware "- ported tots morning as small of wheat, barley, and oats. WIITIAT.-English sold slowly, at about lad Mcesday'a Floss. Foreign quiet. English white. 30e. to Ms. • red, 40s. to 60a. per qr. • Dan , Zie and Konigsberg, fits. to 625. per 4941 6 . ; Rostock, Ms. to 681. ; other Baltic ports, 445. to Ha ' , Loon quiet at last Monday's prices. The top "ta of town flour was pot down 4a. per seek. Town, 4.55. to 60a.; Nort At, 34e. to 335. per MO". , French, 375. to 381. per 2801 b. ; Amer., U.8.,-per barrel. Bantry, doll trivia at about last Monday's rates. English, 32a. to 42a. per qr.; Betio, 28s. to 384.; otharsorts, 275. to 325. per qr. Oars, slow tale, at last Monday's rates. British, 24e. to 32 . per qr. ; Russian, 235. to 245. per qr.; other &Uric poets, 245. to Ws. per qr. Busse.-Enelleli and Egyptian unaltered at last Mon day's prime. English tick, 36e. to 42a.; harrow, 42a. to 46e. per qr. Forego, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 36a. PT. Pisa, quiet at tut Monday's rates. English bone", 48s. to 60.. ; bog and grey, 38s. to 425. ; foreign, whits, 46e. PLOLTTNO CA/WO/S.-No fresh lIITiVaS at pinta of all were reported today, but with the drat cheap of wind a large fleet I. expected. LINITLI.II INTO LONDON MOM NIT 30 TO MINN I. MO& Nab*. MI6 Forsirs. aolo : Oohs etc INN 130 taglklo Irk Mc. Piedra Mar, - MINCING-LANR.—(T III B DAY.) To-day keg been kept generally ae a holiday. We have therefore nocob to resort in the colonial markets. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) There it little or nothing doing in this market to-day. The quotations are es ftplows :—Town tailor, 525. bd. net cash; Petemluarg Y.C., on de tpo., 645. to 64a. 3d. ; June, bk.. July, 655. ; August to &pt.:caber, am. 3d.; October to December, 665. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moms. Pettish= awl Smith report that thsre use altrratiou is the hop market since Monday. 0E4758 IBOM LIGHTNING. We read in the Bury and Forwich Poet The tempest on Monday wit extremely severe fie this neighbourhood. The great elevation of temperature 'which took place on Sunday coatinned to increase until two o'clock cn Monday, whim the thermometer stood et 30 deg. In the shade. About that same time greet Melina* mime over, and flashes of lightning, em vivid it we ever remember to have seen in the daytime, and awful teak cf thunder, followed to close succession ; whilst a heavy fell of hail in soma ports and of rain in others came on, during which tbe thermome ter wee obsessed to fall to 67 deg., et 23 deg. in km than en boar. At Fornhaten a poor men who bed taken &O- Der under a hedge was struck by tat, lighteing, and killed en the spot. An inquest was held thie (Tuesday) mender, on his body. The following evidec co was adduced b men Norma sworn— I was at work yesseadm with the deceit...l spreading muck en a layer of Mr. Witt's, mar the Hy lo Wood, in thb perish. The thunderstorm aims up, and we me p . into e low hedge for shelter. Deceased was at my right hand, &Vat five or six yards of, and while the iightning was contionady playing round ult-re wee a Dad hissing miss, and I felt as if I bed berm struck on the Med. I mood to Cambia', and • " ones, we be meshed ;" bat he did not answer. I went to bon sod bond him lying with his limbs all wrung round, awl his hoe too, and hb :eft ern lying out on hie cheek. I went down as well es I meld to Mr. Witt's hum, in the vall y. for belp. I nave had ente . 3bis.ing In my head all night. William A , Lbrm deposed :—Hamm cone yesterday etternoon to toe at Mr. Witt's farm, Meier the thunderstorm. I I wentdirectlymark on to where Cant fosoim ae, He wee e dud. only raw s hanted. Verdice, " Killed by u t iouter." Three agricalturel labourers ereployei in hoetug a field at Stretham were struck; one was Idled, an.nber was eerie:2,ly injured in oho leg, and the third rewired but slight isjary. Toe ono who was killed bad taken his watch from bier pocket to answer an inquiry as to the time from tare of his coin I. MIMI, to which he repll d "'quarter to one. - and was is- Matrly struck delta with hie watch in his bend. The poor fellow hart lift a wife and three Milan it. Two cows were also killed about the same Mee, at I))arabam. In the perch Deb:Limon the chino., et a emu* was sera*, end the thach took fire, but rho tetra rain owl prompt tunist mos ran lined by the labourers a atingui.died she Honer, the mt•chicf being confitel to a notion of the thir ch and spare of the roof. At Ruabbro. ka Hell the homers house was struck, the window wayt cur, and the chimney and brick par tit,o. k no cked dotle brit ke flying against the oppo site w-11 over the head of a carpool er who wee standing in having, end falling aroutd pmvideetially tritium' lien; but he Ca' stunned awl deal tram the Meek. The HABEAS CORPUS CASE.—TiIe QUEEN V. WILLIAM WALTER ROBERTS, TYE ROMAN CATMOLIM PIIIISAT,--Ya4aday the ante in Nee mat.. r, whisk were nr land rms M , nday to be paid by tiro defendant by the Court f Qoeo'o Bench, were taxed by Master Jests. of the Criarn-i MN.. Mr. Laotian', from the arm of M-eare.Grahann and Lyda, who had the management of the proanntfons and Mr. Ward, attorney for the defendant, attended the tixation. She bill was timed a' 521. Its. :kl_, which the defondaet wee called tips 'o pay for hie c nt met of the writ of habeas corpus It approve that the child. M ny Ann /VD moan, WAS restorid to her feher on Monday afternmn, having Lees, it le underlie od, staying at Bron p ton ; eo that from the 6th of April till the Alth of May Iry events did not know where to lint ben. The d.fendsot not having complied with the order of Me owns isi made on the ti.st day of term, wee arrested on Friday evening, in Palace stmt, Weezniseter, aad talon to • lodenp hones TelleDaw lemurs. in Caraltor-street, Chance lane, is cuatody of the sberia's Consols which domed lesterday at 921 to 031, to his dioharge, sad which opened this morning at the same quotation, and I oalo. of whserewthechremaiw..relvedyntd, Monday, ales the Court wits ordered ow the child Icing sewed and payment of gradually advanced, closing at:93l to /, both for the oosta, he bring la iminmpt. bobreqoeutly en applica money and the 7th of Jane. The officialbrisinesereport lion was made that the drfe dalt might be dhcbarged n is se follows : Three per Cent Console, for money,o3l, so " uctlertsk r iag" to pay h an o l 4 l, l* . hie s, d d l i eo ft ta f : d ge o wo u nld e NI, 931, 93/, 93; ditto, for acoount (7th June); p l y , u da 6 i' d wt t h in t e: M on d a y i ,p 2n ,....aa 93, 931, 03. 931.; Three pet Cents. Reduced, 91/, es s from the noway of the sheriff, otter a detention 921, 911, 921, 02 ; New Three per Ceuta, 92,/, frau Fris! aviator. Tie child ikl‘lknaril is mow under 911 91t, 92 ; Thirty Yam Annuities, expiring In , the ewe of her Sather atrtailioo, `1 1 i• . rde Us .41 e• mo the Aa r*, Mr. eat T it ink fity of