The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-06 00:00:00

ITALY. SARDINIA, (►rur 0011 ow 0016111.41nwrinun.) TURIN, NA? 2. 'lre An,trians have not yet ore pied Vercelli, but are endeavouring to eatabli•s themselves in the triaegte kneed by the i`o, the Tictuo, and the Seats. They are toughly estimated at 70.000 strong. There are sy epees. of their intention to advance on the right hide of the Po against a place called Fraser ecru ►nd invest the fortress of Casale ; but the Sar dinian troop. are so well posted there, that in case of urgency they could be concentrated on any spot threatened by the enemy between Garde and Genoa. The Sardtnian headquarters are at San Sal vatore, which is an eminence that overlooks and commands a wide extent. The King ar rived there yesterday evening. Including the arrivais of this day, the French will be between sixty-five and seventy thousand strong at the least before night ; as fast as tuey land at Genoa, they come on to Turin, or are dienbiated along our line of defence at the several points. General Gyu lai has issued a proclamation to the Piedmontese, in which amongst other things he tells them that he has come to liberate them from the revolutionary party. There are some persons who think that the Austrians are meditating a retreat. and that their movements are merely a blind. but this seems it pewit,' after their haughty beuring ; and yet their slowness is extraordinary aed inexplicable. THE TWO 81CILIES. (PION ova owa COWIIPOWDI3I7.) NAPL/18, Aran SO. The telegraphic news, that war wee imminent, awakined here the realest enthomisam ; for there is no nee in denying it, the Italians have no faith en diplomacy or Conran= and see their only hopes of salvatios in a united effort to drive the Austrians out of their esestry. Terrib'c truths are now waking op England from her selfish slumber. The , effect of the takers= communicating this ultimatum from Austria was =my strong. The court wee net less agitated then the people acd the bourse ; and it made so crest a sensation that on Easter Monday, which is always observed here u a great fete day, • Councii of State was held at Caserta. What wee the subject matter of discussion I cannot say, bet judging from the pest, one would be little deposed to believe that affairs of importance were spoken of or. at least, decided. The King has hitherto besa his own Foreign Minister. It is almost unless to repeat that the adminietts ton of the country is in a state of otter abandon meat. Ministers are perfectly sensible of their short tenon of office. The police authorities oscillate be tween fear and threats: at one moment dreading the accumulated popular vengeance for sufferinge in flicted during many years, and at another helmets; that the old system of threats and brutality is soll. cis= to ward off all danger. In this alarming peg- Lion, who is to bo the man who will mediate between the =venire and the people, if mediation he eves thought of—who, in short, is tabs the saviour of the country ? General Filangieri, whose name ha. for some time been before the public, has retired appa rently from the field, and has taken a villa at Sor rento. Ile had been everywhere spoken of as the president of a now ministry; but one hears nothing aeon of these arrangements now. At Soya, on the Papal frontier, I hear that there has been a disturbance in consequence of may of the population issuing cos leavirg for Pierhaest. I have so doubt but that the feeiling will hoseme go sent and dangerous anises yielded to, or at all events not so rigorously misted. On Sunday last some Netlike madames made their appearance in Naples, to the great astonish ment of the natives They said that they had ac companied the Pope to Beareente, an invention to conceal the real motive of their visit, which is still a " visit° resale." Yoa will be as utonialed as myself to hoar that up to the present moment no arrangements have keen made for the exilsof those political pennon who bad been confined in irons, and had obtained this commutation as a " grecs ;" they linger we from day to day in painful uncertainty as to their fem. Nino is always in the prima of the Prellse tire, though " pardoned" by the K=ill ordered to be liberated by the Grand Court. Piroati is in Visits, end in somewhat better health. Of di Beep and dells Franc= lon tin you no intelligence. As to those who bay* been pining in prison for months and years without trial, at the disposal of the police, three is no novelty ; perhaps it is intended even to add to their inuaber. barely Judicial blindness hue fallen era Ude go sssrasest. I no variations in the health of the Xing Gentians, but he is always going from better to worm It is said that a grvat part of this day is passed almost in unoon•ciuu.nes.. oppressed as bis Majesty is by fever and by pais. Tboagb his death is a certainty, end not &distant one, it is reported in some quarter‘ that he is better. and 5a revivia t by some celestial miracle. Her Majesty, it is added, Las assumed great isfteenee, which is exercised in an Austrian sense, whilst the Hereditary Pitney is kept more in the back ground. The Count of Syracuse still sup ports the Interests of the contritutional party, and rumour says that the collision of opinion has been very strong between him and sane members of the royal family. Ilia Majesty is much wore,. NAPLU ♦rain. 3^. Evaringo THE BRAZILS AND THE RIVER PLATE. Me Royal Brazilian mall-packet Avon arrived at Southampton yeaterday. Her dates are—Bono. Ayres, Muth 30; Yoan Video, April 2; Rio de Jam iro, 9th; Bahia , 13th; Pernambooo, 16th ; Lisbon, May I. She beings 124 passengers. Amongst her cargo uigold to thevalue of C ~302/.,iod diamonds to the value of 38,2211. Her klajesty's'ahip Madega.cir was a. Rio. Toe Siren and Hazzard had left Rio. The Cumberland and Harrier were reported off Monte Video. The Bpy was passed off Pernambscs April 18. The Royal mail-packet Mersey left Lisbon on the lliOth alt. At Buenos Ayres the Indians had again bees troublesome. The priers of dry hides had advanced. There had bees sone activity in the mulct for salted hides. Horse hair was in demand, snd wool animated. Exchange on England - 69.., 704 , 66.. 6d., Mc, t. 7.. 4W. . 68s. per oz.: Doubloon., 111 paper currency tub. !Tata' AND TB' FIR:ECM-1e is tonouneed that pulata sert.aa will le held is Hyde-peak. on Sunday nen*, Yet a, at three a'claelt, i t taper.. tha ilt•uko of the pe oplo t.. lite Abler If Ntpa , of saw the Fr web trim, or their supportjwtlee,awn faderentlanze in Italy, spinal the polnwel t)r.un papi•tral wad fittnierant pawn,- toms 0 Awerte the o!i rattle •I Dr. Webb, Wer)lebotee t teW take the ch•tr, oa tba revieatini ground, am Ur Marble ArAt. Tor. WAR.—A public meeting of the is !sibilant. of Delegtla ear coevaa d by the Citlrf Barr, 0 ; 1 Wwiarably eight, 18 t: l7 .laCte of • 19 .te , t+INJ eiirard regefe:W,a, Mr the pup • .A..,tteg • pub ,a to the Mares. ;raying her b, abide ty the principle of tout iaterreatke ta thr peewit couri•et. I wata .1 effete at iha caelbeet. Reeolerkew app. .witg of the 0'...j4c4 were canted aseeroottely. 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Taiteroills Osijaa Ur Claim mil 14 eprol teribenew Planniq) elyseles of boa ea Ws Two Yesterday the foundation stone of St. Paul's church, ilaggereions,was laid withal* customary formalities, by the Lora LISLA.,,,i of London, who attended by • tine sneer of the district clergy, and in the prawns, of upws 1 WE 4,000 ladies and gentlem e n, rwidents of the locality, TEM TALKING Flat. —Such of the shop windows el the metropehe as devote themselves to the exhitition of mai ems' placards have, wither the last wear, been filled with tuna of an mom wie sea monster, erect on its tall, sad idly reposing cos of its ens in th e hand of a flace- ~..4sailor: the leg. cal attached to the cartoon I "Wean al the Talke; fah." Wednesday was appokianita4 1 1 for the private view of tb. &anal, mad "patricians, sate- sal Ma sad gratlsmen of lbs press" were allowed to orally that await; which to sappoard to have blea awning in them Mee lb. Woe el the grab adarthermat. Bin ben ths days of "The Wealerfel Monter" down to the nastier ef Mr. Chem I. tie left Christians amber of Referebeid Were, we bite Mena to look apes exterior placards with the greatest enegicion ; and the present hateam affords no ateeptlin to the rule. The "Sok 'is a large seal, which has hem well tutored, and obeys the various words of muneed, to rill round in its tub of +stn, to knit Its beeper'. fen and heads, to give bias altersately the tight sad lets S., sad to reins well erect oa tie tail web melt docility sad emediam. As to the .. talkix4," the lees said the boner. • Mae, guttural grunt s. interpreted by the keeper to mesa . Mamma," ant the e irmatases of he atmertlon dose ant admit of iteration. CHRISTI'S NIINSTSZLP.—After a very long abwoor, daring which they have crated a firrore in every irritating town of awe, end erea in Praia, these test examples of nigger whistreley have returned to Lontur, sad are now locate let the M. Janice's. hall Tory bring with them I all the fun, eninial epirits, power of v a:21.8 01°n, end Appe -1 elation of the lod.crous which they L ok away, but they also bring two or Awe sew soaps sad bruleeipte donne,. One song in which urrurs as twisting of the mocking-bird is I specially pretty. DIsTRESSI NG OCCI2II.IIENCE. —On Thursday last a lady arid gent arrived at the G e o rge Rotel, Dale street, Liv.rpoil, from Coventry, to spend the hone It transpired that the happy couple were Mr. John WeigM, hand Coventry, ad his young bride, Moe Moakley. of I.llletheeps, Leitavershirn, they having Men married that seeemag at Coventry. The gentleman, though in the plug spirits, seemed to be rather in a delicate state of sad he clospldael of lastrat unwell before he retired to rest. Si.. time utterwarde adi env was seat fur, Mr. Mack, who rawaioed with bro. Becoming wore% Dr. lumen. Dr. I Modgroo, sot Dr. lane were alai rolled in, bat their efforts wave unavailing, wed he died at eight o'clock out month s& as I. euptore.l trots theta. of the heart. The 1111111allehdy news was telegraphed to his friends at Coast*, and was milied before the ww.ilicre guest. had sepernesd. The body wee semova fr at Liv.tred on Saturday wersise, sad the &moulage wife Anne l to the Imam el inearniss a bride and a viduw.—Ltertptiif - lad. rag ODZIAILAND FISLIEZT.—LERWICK, APRIL 3R—The Zmasa arrived ben to-day from Greenland, he. 810sonle. GM bars op 23rd April, sal reports es follows : Ameba, 1.100 seals ; Amistamor, 400 said ; Ando, 1,000 seals; lkilliant, elm ; Clare, 460 seals • Colombia, SW sale i Nary, 700 rade ; Ors, 600 .sal e ; Kato, stove • Mesisalstem 1,700 wale i Quiet', 1,300 seas ; Sir Coll; Campbell, 93 orals, gone to Deem Straits ; Usk., 480 t sea; V , etc r, cleat, gone to Davis SOAP. ; Euphony 600 ' wale ; Zeterorle-, 1,100 teals ; Sovereign, Mesa ; bier Franklin Wit sees; Sophie, 800 seals ; ..illober, gave re , Dave Mimeo. Ibe other shape,lf safe, although ass ems. ewe wasipawd et be better talked. 7h. Elias had sot his. sesta, owl was mappoad to ho le . iy.Advert item n t. I —IIOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND OIST -Illerisciiii sesi.t.lll.o. blather. awl Oral VOW s nen urea re wa caw a aeldwit se drew IS tb _bad at bast tie %er a r: t y un l a e s nonedir yrsesrer be Nrobese asap . I Me. Tae mg n res. ebererey NW rely el ober yielesilille ' lE7re lerrerbre.sy war: perb. of Ye beeellese be VW Mr! bl .... a.... 11... 4 a a :11 WO 01111•111111•0 fg se war preveir erniverly et me tame& are W .. wille Mw* et ep diem% ukriber mese or _.,, ee •=e7 .o.. berobee. bee el Me re* lerse=k INO Wier awl weir ir.r she en d pew e l him "Mb raw Ile wwwww names we • • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENT/ !;1 1 16i, - MAY 6, 1869. Rau) iintelltscntt. to withal ha lebrwary, 1262. She lodged with me three come to see her three times. He stoppedn d s i tka=he first thee, and left about half past *WO ie MN mat mamba abut mem, end Me.. Lloyd wawastdria tip,abe was wry pseely. He stayed sa bow; emil •MK 15.414 104 the.. I hag as soave- Mom e nisi Si lbst neillise Mewl Has. Ho mat tuft lat day. am bad • itrikeg well is Imlessm. Oa the third ammisa he cams t on er. sisiThod issi t in zwee• three daye ratt er. —The bedroom ems is to top floor sad Ile alelkomora under it. My shams. vase dews. stairs, sad m I idsit go op. I Mowed Capt.= Lloyd kb the tiring roan, but I heard him go upstairs alturwards. Whew Osplala Lloyd went to hi. wiles bedroom I hod told him thsAsb• IT§ . . _ . . COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAT S. Sittings in Banco.—(Bain Lord Cm,tell End Justices IZrL Camptus t and BM) scrity r. MOILAN—TIII SADLIIII,II•I7De. The plaintiff in this cam is Mr. Vincent SonSy, lately M.P. for the County of Cask, end the defendant is Mr. Herbert Ingram ' who represeats Boma, mad who is the pro. praetor of The illustrateef Lydon helm The declaretion stated that the plaintiff had, through one John &Whir, ea his con fi dential agent, purchased from the Ineendured &- tete, Court in Ireland, an Male in the nasty of Cork, called Castle Hyde ; that Sadist, euelertiok to main the pro. party at • profit and affirmed that belied sold it st • molter the defendant, who bad Weedy sad frauddewly Wooed the plaintiff to believe Secilleiee informatice, by representing that ha had purchase! th• estate. T'haa there wis sm allegation that the plaintiff [~ believed the aim dimes statement for several years, iota saw the death of John Moir, and had not la eameguaese taken proceedings against Salter to recover the l i m which was dealt with by Sadie& as hie own, sad sad conveyed away for mune much Urges than the whereby the plaintiff had suffered damage, he. The de limisat denied his liability'. At the et* which took joie* beam Lord Campbell, the jury (mad • meakt be the plaitiff, with 3061 damages, end • rule aid wee saber gamily obtained to set aside the verdict, cc kr a saw Mel, ea the ground that it was against the evidence, and also dose Mr. Mr. Edwin James, Mr. GorJon Allen, mad Mr. Milward, sow appeared on behelt of Mr. Scully, to show IMMO agailtet the rule; Mr. Born!, h r. lioddleston, and Mr. ?Nance op pared in its support. Mr. James, in showing cause, mkt that ono doubt this w a most important cam to both the parties temerned, for ea the one hand the plaintiff attributed tread to the de headset, and on the other the defendant had net hesitated thmegh his counsel to acme Mr. Scully of direct palmy. Me weald admit that not tee el their lordship, that no gentleman la court who had listened to the trial meld have come to may Who maramisa than that at widsh the bad strived. It me tree the ap to Felmery, 1163, • Sally ad Mr. &akar wane on the nest Wiese mime Mr. Ilan* was Mr. Seally's asilcJaa, gad misled Ms implicit eamlidsace. &dishes Meth Ids own land °e mend in Febremy, 1810, b an two yeses teem that Mr. Scully hid dined ad his, at ell event, he boa lad no money trassedleas with him. From 1861 to 1618 eadhle was in high teak. Hie estate was bought is December 1861, at whiolt time Nadia owed Scully 9,0001, gad it wee agreed that leak Amid and 10,0001. towards the purobass measy, sal *bat eadleir should' repay the 9,0111. to mike up ha inseam Mr. Ingram, the de. What, bed came loured and bed culminated liadisigs haulage" the pidalth Meat hod, soatoks el Seder,, agreed a• mat ke Oath. I• lamer, 1861, Sadist/ mete to tallamity OM he lad sold the estate to Ingrain at • posit at 6,111104 owl be mat testily 3,0001. his gime ia the prate. Mr. Sale, In coming bred to awaited his aative esamty, was desirous of leS a psmessina re the ingeft. and Whir stated that weald weal it. ffesember 1862, Scully peened to being the asgetillem he thi: mrselllng to • emaindme but he did sot de se. 31. doubt it was the ob ject et eadlatr, who wea • eanstiag sad inigatag man, and who hiseaded everybody ha could, to &We him lea, a Your ma he the et-jimmosea of the pe, am/ that he sad Lemma might divide the profits. Afterwards Smelly ems to Leaden, when Bethel, told him that Ingram would Ike up ha erects for 5,0001. mat. h feed Oampbel—There is no proof that Inseam haw my- Be'. about tide. Jame—No • Sadler had played his rue, bet Ingram eons ma the stage Med adopted thidlsies ass. &Ads having mita to Scatty that lagnum was waling to fresh the per peaty, Scully wont cm • Seedily to imprma's mills, at Land melte, and there • mmoreadum of semement ma drawn eat, by which Scully agreed to pay Ingram 25,0001., Scully to Mod to lapam's ;dam hoe ths first purchased the pro perty, &see bias as legal treader until Scully hid paid the Nasty to lagrese. Lord Camphell—That arrangement procedd ea the bade Mat berme was the owner. Mr. Dovill—That is not disputed by us. Jame —On the Turley following the making of this meatemadua, the perMs met at the Reform Club. Ingram had written to &Heir to meet and they had hal m fatervirw before they met the *Mitt!. There, instead of the 26,0001. aimed to at Loadwater se the pathos mosey, Ingram demanded 28,0001., on the ground that You. Ingram tram disinclined to part with the propetty. Thee it wee that Ingram had lest himself to the fraud. He emir dreamed that these paters which, ea the suicide of fiselleir, came into the heads of the administrator appolated by the crown, would be I forthcoming. What wee lamed. =Um ? In deddim that it woe material to see how lie less involved with Sadism Ingram had been mixed up with dialer In bills of exchange, in sham tramectioart, and to accommodation bills. This wee an outline ef the cam sage. seated at the trial. Ingram had sham said, is applying a rain, he wet diderbed by the croft-examination that he did sot know what he had mid. Mr. ROlTerta—l am a eargsea Is Groat Dover-e= Southwark. In fans, 186, I • visit te oar board th e Edinburgh at 7 Sham paid es. I dined with Lloyd on board. I went to apply the my account for &UAW lag 14 reLloyd in her mamma; tad at other times. The confinement wain 1866. My that visit Mbar was on tbe27th September, 1864. C b :c i t i l t ,leyd said he was terry my ao count was not paid bat there was • difference between biro and his wife: la 1860 or 1861 the had left him aad left her child at home, that be bad made every effort to discover her end failed ; that after. wards be granted her an interview at Chatham ; that he accused her of being unfaithful to him, and she had at fleet dialed it, but afterward/ gave him • "Mitts deenment, de tailing the fact of her having been unfaithful and having had • child by Mr. Winslow, whose name war familiar to lihn through • Moths, Wat in 0011D43101 with • Feria girl. He said, " I forgave M; I read the document care fully, and I tore it up sad thew it into ths fire, and said, I forgive yea es this shall not tell tales elma you, and I will give ?as smothor chance a my wife. " He said the reams my moat wet not paid was, that there was an account due to • furniture dealer, which matter was in the bands of the lawyers, sad as Doom as that wee wetted, my account should be paid. H. told moil I WWI sa W. James Canty, of Litooleolas, be bed antbmity to pay me If be liked. As we were going lowa to the mem-room to elan be said, " Dr. Roberts, I hope you will sot amities your buil noes here to-day, for there le not • brother officer ea beard who knows Inviable of the differences behests me sad my wile" He said Mr. Core, bad told him he could get him a divorce, if it had not been for his after-conduct, In the swat of the new Div roe Bill peening. He said he bed lima In the habit of visiting bee, and had been with her alone. My bill la still napsM. Cow.examinsd—l have not my books hero I lave no entry in my books of the date of the ormiletement. Tbs tea- Ibtament fee is paid at once, and therefor, the date is not en tered. My first =try is for attending her after her ender meat, and that is CS the 27th of September. Oa my oath I cannot tail you when Mn. Lloyd was confined. I believe it was in September. My to wasa gleamy and she paid me at the time. She herself paid me. It was probably paid a day or two after the confinameat I did net charge the husband with the oonfineinent fee. I did act say saything to Captain Vold about the conhasseent. I callsel en Mrs. Lloyd afterwards; but I did hot say th e mast pay me for her husband was not liable. I she ought to bare told me before who was to pay my secount. I did not base from Mrs. Lloyd first about his husband having fortieth her. I adhere to my statement after reading the letter just handed to me. Krt. Lloyd went with ma to Captain Lloyd at Shawnees. I met him on the pier with two ladies. At Stroud she became very excited at two lodise 00.0i2g on board. The two ladies —h a brood brimmed hats on. This was the mooed time that I saw Captain Lloyd. Oa of these Idles met Captain Lloyd on the pier snd presented him with a bouq He afterwards assnp to me, end said, " Whendo yea uet. west, sir?" I said I bad cone at the request of Mrs Lloyd. He weasol me of turning against bin, and said Mr. Carew had told him that he was • fool to tail me the very thin most whet bbeesil. He said," How I Wed that girl "—hie with. I odd very little would being them togsther, for she was dant**, He said, "Why does she sot pay you f she boa 1001. • year." I said, " Good God l sad you ea officer In her Majesty's service. Will you allow her to live on the weeps of her seduction?" He said, r i tyZ . ghis coat putty "This nada= must go in Gaol, and that is how I will pay." I did sot tell Ma them that Mrs. Lloyd had had a child. I was very in- A number of tatters from Captain Loyd were mad, and that concluded the plaintiff's ewe. Mr. O'Malley sabiadited to his lordship that there was no evidence to go to the jury. It had been decided by the Conn of Exchequer in "Johann v. Sumter," that the ones ley on the plaintiff of proving that the wife had authority, ezpremed or Implied, on the pert of the husband to pledge his moat. _ Yr. Judos WlShuns—The way the cue was mounted was this, that though the wife was an whams yes that the adultery bad been condoned, and her offence blotted out. That, it was said, brought the ore within the ordinary eels that applies to the case of • woman living apart hem her husband without due provision. Ile thought it very improper that a ease of this kind should be set down for trial at the bitting" in term when he was obliged to rise early to go to chambers. Unfired's*, circumstances he would postpone the further hearing of the cause until a future day, as be had to sit in Middlesex to-morrow. In the meantime he would hear any common cases of minty demand, so se to finish the day. He ma clearly of opinion that there wee evidence in this cam to go:to the ]cry. fellUley agreed that as the case could sot Les a tb i il i Lea Utley, it would be better to adjourn it Wore el the day. Mr. Judos Williams mid if It was Maid be might address the jury to-day. Ur. O'Malley adopted this coarse, and slated to the jury that this was one of the moat serious cases that could be imagined, for if their declaim was whist Captain Lloyd, they would in effect harturousd his neck for life a woman who had dishonoured hint is every way. If this had been an ordinary action for a debt he should not hate called wh iners, for he believed that there was not one gentleman In Meijer, boa who planed the 'lightest reliance ea theridenos given by the pleintiff In support of this case. It was per the pidatiff to show that the defendant bad gives his wife en gem authority to incite debts on his credit, we new that the Zt:11 in which alse stood in reference to him gave her en authority to do so. All the letters Mika bed been read, as far as be could understand, repudiated its idea of bet *caning debts in his name. The latest letter produced was dated is 1863, but what he should have liked to see pro duced was the letter from Captain Lloyd when on htzgra home from ladle, in which he pictured the iu happierr which awaited him. Me could not lay be fore the jury the letter from • third party, which drat annoward to Captain Lloyd the mere of his wiles miecondoct. It appeared that this woman had net Rosa surprised Into en adelowous act, but bad sat down de liberately at Oteempey to write to Mr. Winalow to invite him to meet kw in Lorton, well knowing at the time that he am a merrill rm. She left her:citild,bed abandomed her hoer, ' red vest bevelling about with Mr. Winalove. That wee the as prepared for r her beebeed who woo cowing = b low Istiia expecting to dad he, net, to moot and to 'doom bese. When Captain Lloyd retest bore be maid an Keen any information of her ; sad be thereon seat his sea to Mir Davis's and sold his bore. It was not until some time afterwards that be Word of her through her brother. It rested wilt the wife to show that there had been condoaation, sot mere lbritrars, bat that Carer Lloyd bed agreed to entre beets her rabies as lb wife. Wes that at fallibly; end indeed all hie letters expressed his ea wavering determteadoe sot to rester her to her lost pretties. Could it be imagined that this was otherwise when the fact was that they bed never lived an hour together since • and the only time it was pretended that Captain Lloyd had pima the night with her was when she was suffering tress the effects of poison, and she had sever since been allowed the perukes of her child. They had heard that this unfortu nate women bad suffered in her intellect, and he could only hope in charity that her own imaginings bad impressed thwa rter upon her mind al fads; bat at ell events Captain Lloyd would deny on his most solemn oath that he had ever had any intercourse with this woman from tho tints he left England in 1817 down to the present moment, or that be bad ever had a thouakt of such a thing. As to the I third child, Certain Idoyd had had some astooymon infoems don upon the subject, but the first pail. tee announcement he bad beard upon t ae matter was that made by his wife in the warner-box yesterday. She said that that child was the (depth* of the intercourse between her and Caplan Li.o. 1848, at Chatham; but he would prove that fa the whole course of 11186 Captain Lloyd never sew his wife. The only other marks on which it wee rid there had been later course was on board the Edinburgh, hat her statement wee extremely hoprotele, and be would chew that she went there in en excited state, and we. not on the vessel more then half an hoer, sad indeed was there no Wager thin the time nursery to get ben removed from the ship. Mr. Roberts, who had been east home for his day-book, returned with it. sad .114 mallet lie said-1 find my first • to Y. Lloyd after her enticement was on the 181 of September, *eted of the 27th of that month. The child was been prematurity ; it was • seven weight usaietha' child. Mr. O'Malley rationed his address to the jury at some length, and at the ecoolueion of his speech the further hear ing of the case we odjourood. M7.JustireCrocagion—Wo7 As I understood Mr. &Al, he put it that Mr. Imre,' b.llerei all along he had as equitab'e title to the estate. Mr. Jamie proomied to say that in 18SS the @Mate wee eenveyed by &disk with other ti o the Le mode In e OMee for 60,0001 he t lie which It had been drat s motion in wpromentbg Ingram as the puurchaew wee In the drat place, he might have been called upon to repay the 9,0001., his private debt to Scully, mid, in the mooed place, he might at say tines, se Scullys oisidestial solicitor, ham been twompellad to moony the' V it was in his own hands. Why, when they met at the Club and Mr. foully bad soksd Mr. Ingram to rowan MN his property, did not the lager say, " I am not the owner Of the ertate, I tamely ham had as oflw of it r If he had limo so, &ally owed hare compelkd &disk to to-waver It. Shay had been delayed with sadavits made me behalf of Mr. Ingram—but before dealing with these he would Wiese himself to the question whether the verdict was agebet the evidence or not. The conduct of Mr. fletally, the endue of Mr. iketileir, the sea duct of Mr. Ingram, every cteenneent which had been pro duced, corroborated the platatif • case. He would now refer to the adidavlte. Their chief purport misused to be an ex onerating of the defendant, and an attack oil Mr. Scully. Dlr. Bomb —They are not intended ao attacks. Mr. hunk* Hill—There is plenty of dirt throwa on both side.. Hr. Bostll—The Impression on Mr. 1 Dram's rated then sad nor Is that both men rent endearourtng to obtain from ►im. higher monist of purchere money for the seats than It re worth. _ _ 1:13« then proceeded to read vodkas of the Mlldasita Iled at the other side, cffsrteg Mr. Scull)'s explanation, and cambitisd by enboaftting that on the declaration both the Tess of the debt due by Sedletr, and the lore on the browsed vales at the estatee, were recoverable, and that the mike sheabl not be dlstued. Tbs leaned caned having concluded his arriarst, the brava borssiag of Os ore vu attjeamed to Morley iris. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT 5. (Beton Mr. Commiesloser Evans.) IN IN 3. T. HULSE. . . Thee bankrupt, wioieier;riied4 • hat manufacturer, of the Old Kant-toad, was ono of the trade magnets in the awe of the Royal Hellish Bank. Thai was the ex +urination meet. tog. His aooonnta, prepared by Mr. Coupe!, extend over eleven months prior to the failure, mad contain the following inane :—To creditors, 7221.; liabilities, 1,4601. (of thaw 1,0681. are stated to be on account of Chou. Wooltorton); roll* 1,2991. By doubtful debtor (Wooltortos), 4371.; =, 491. • trade externem, 3871.; rent, rater, 30., 1691.; s 'ad law costa, 2191.; house and personal expenses, 2621.; losses, 4831. Mr. Norton, for the neelgeues, meld the *rootlets bad not been tiled in lime • and as they were insufficient, requi.illons would be pewente to the bWorept en the ;art of tne swig peek _evecially with refatewas to the lietecioU between din sad Dlr. Wooltoeton. gopher agpeaeof far the beskrept. An edjoaranaat we. ordered. (BAN Yr. Canadidakar rase.) IN Ai I. C. CANZIPAN. _ _ _ The beakrepe wee the lebe general twagee et the British Batik. The was a eft•lag Is, amw &aka of we, wbich pretwellag wee readiest wanety by the raptcy rf James TIMMS% Nuke, Mew ewe le ao feel &bun, atd An, fa Me orpectey of eatalgaie to the Royal British Beak hat beta amilstet mole tr►de *segue UMIAK COURT OF COMMON Ninny in B42lol).—(Befwe Lord Chief Janke Cooking'', and Justices Crowder, Wilke, end Bylai.) 11r 6. 000Pla V. LAW.—CHURCHWANDIXS AND Yill7/11T CLERKS. The plaintiff was formerly one of the obarchwardens of Allhallows the Less, sod Lis declaratlos alleged that they retailed the defendaat, the vestry clerk, to affect the church rate mad. for the mar of the church. That the defendant collected the rate, and partly expended it in pa) fug for the repairs; but other prat of the rate was misappropriated to the payment of nuns sot legally chargeable on church rates; sad that in conestmence the piaetiff and his co-church warden had been rendered Halls upon the contract for doing the rostra. The care GLOW on for Wel before the Lord Chief Justice, who naked the jury whether the plain• tiff knew of the practice of melting these payments, and by not objecting has sanctioned the defendant in making the ptyments, sad the jury found io the affirmative. His lord ship thirimpon directed a verdict for the defenchiut upon the principal mite ; but subsequently a rule was obtained to enter a verdict for the plaintiff an that UMW, or fora new trial, upon the pound that tame old pallet bootie had been improperly Witted in evidence to show dm tartan lammed ha theperirlt. Te-dsy cause was shown against this rule Icing made altectbstit. M 7.111. Smith and Mr. Maude appeared to show cause; and Mr. Collier, Mr. Prideaux., and Mr. Garth to support the rule. The Lord Chief Justice said it appeared to him that the rule must be discharged. It seemed quite elm that the payments made by the driendent had bees merle on bash of end with the sancii , na end epproval of the platatif. It seemed quite clear that, according to the practice of a hag series of years, the ehurchwiesdens did sot tames themealris the discharge of the duties incideatel to the elk*, bet left thine duties to be performed by the vestry clerk neder the direction of the vestry. It appeared that for a leas Milli of years payments were made out of church ratty which were n o t l ega lly chargeable on that fend, end and that under the direction of the entry. As the church wardens had for a mice of years delegated their authority to the entry, payments made by diret Lou of the retry athat be taken to be made by the authority of the aharchwrodas themselves. Indepeadently of that, it speared to Ma that the jery were waneated in finding that the *stand know of ad acquieeced to, and by such ltacerkdp sad acquiescence rim ti , osed the payments them irregularly mode oat of church rata. The phiailfr had been for several years a member of the 'vestry, he had been tee a cull Imager period an inhabitant of the parish, and he bad filled the elks of auditor, aid passed accounts containing similar items to those sow said to be illegal. It was therefore hmrissitt'e to my that head notknow of these payments, and lowering of them did not innotrie. lie thought that the lading of the jury was and that that finding enii.led the den orient to judgment. Re also thought that the I arish broke had been properly received in evidence, and upon the whole c. se he satortained no doubt that their judgment should be in point of law, as is point of justice, equity, and fairness it unquesticsably ought to be, for the Ortandeat. Rale dlacharged. MIN" at Nfei Prim, Ila Londem.—(Bstere Mr, Justice Williams sad • Comsat J sty.) COOTSI V. LLOYD. Us bearing of this ors ti ranunad ads , Mr. Lazion and Mr. Fronton apparel foe Ms lind Mr. 011.1ley and Mr. !rands fof dofeadant. ; Asa Wateoa ar ealltd In support of likelaintiff'. owe. Mka sid—l midi at 4, Slackbattlt-park. Mn.M Lloyd cam* the estate of Cainsrea. Mr. Bobset Teykr, gentleman, of Lambeth-Unser, another of the seeigneem of the Royal British Bank, wee now appolatad emigres. (Bohn Mr. Commissioner Walborn.) IN 11 SIMARD 1101CIAN. - - The bankrupt, a wholesale emskeee, in Cheapelde, applied kr his certificate. Hie liabilidee me upwards of 10,0001. ; thin ha, been a dividend of Is. 61. in the pound. Mr. Pennell, is his report on the case, stated that the bankrupt appeared to have brought Into the baguets a bor rowed capital of 1,0001., which was afterwards withdraws. In November, 1867, he had petitioned the court under the r i i i .. tzment clauses, offering a compositka of 6s. 6d. in the which not being own d out he became bankrupt to Aaiun last. The gross profits of 2,9521 had been more thin exhaturted by the trade expenses of 5,069? ' bandies OW law and ermounianis' charges. The books had been kept vegan* end systematically. In addition to the diet dm& of le. Gd. In the pound already p.id, the sown maid yield about 6d. in the pound more. Mr. "LIAM/ter oppoeed, for the enigma. The hail formerly been in the employ of Masers. T. end W. Wilms, who carried on the buskers of whaler's shalom In Cheapside. W. W. Wilson baring retired, the bankrupt took his place in January, 1856, and the firm was to " Wilson, Morgan, and Co." The partnership ear& an apparent surplus of 9W. only, over their debts of upwards of 18,0001. ; but that apparent surplus woo in reality a defi ciency, whe the accounts were properly made up. At the and of 1856, Mr. Thome. Wilson, Wft one of the unfortu nate shareholders in the British Beak, else retired from the Manses; and it was arranged that the henkrupt should arty tt on, in partnership with one Themes W. Smith, a lay of Hi, to whose father the bankrupt had ~,rioted that the busimes wee a flourishing oar, bringing we 4,111111. a year. Mr. Smith, ander, MOW.; and en late as June, 1867, the bankrupt en- Wand • cock-taking, showing that the firm Tr prated, solvent This result was only arrived at by r = nada, theta debt el 5,0001. or 6,0001. due from Mr. Waste vas perfectly good, though it turned out to ha a Mg km. L Nevenber, 1857, Ms. &May hawker had hi =: P arsand, withdrew bola ma hos the ; 1% hied that month the house An sosanahat bag tailed is, It we, nd that tti earn were only 9,asK Mies* liebilitke of shore 30,0001. A Fokker of de. 111. ens Mined, bat beteg without the methane nay sesepled it as the unknetntiding that M"r. hod* should eassies iabw ar debt mail the esnyeshisa ens tally paid. • the holotapt was that while the inapnalsa ws i s ge M o bto led aloft of d illosaalsi mum!! to Ali inmost of 4.B.l"h"ftirsda ges= a r agamamais.anm an stare in his bails On then esallen. On lho Slat Anise he bed pia 41111.10 soalltoto eall cc ths dihniag day dbasastnoll the whim his amplifies aolek% he oseind loolidnan et atilt no Ohm the; IR Os Ida hoesanbeimpt. The 0811111111 that 1 they _led been *NW by the point . vadat whisk they lot only sot 2s. Is the pewit and In . undo, the lbankreptay, tinned of 6a. Id. ; - sod Hwy nehmittsd that the anillson ought to be suspended for • long period. Me. Lemma, for the baa rimanded the court that, at ma min step of the ant Mr. Liatlates had charged honildenhot emla, when Want ropneented to have has ddisaholl by Us baskrupt. The Ann, In which the W been originally a deb, ems one of long stand tog, its metouters were of the highest dam. The most serious cheep in this can meted an a few emu= be the beaks, whisk the bankrupt had no Tee been seksd mplain ; sad this• was the testimony et the aided snipes that the basks had been rayskaly sad syslonsikelly kept. The errand IMO not to be jaaufkd, bat the, INTO Mai, exploited by ,careen to the other books. Ms alleged yew fereattal payments had bass rendered neanowy by the id that after the aomposlion the bankrupt could may on short credit He bad Men allowed to continue =- men the creditors keiewteg that it wee only by doing so that the composition maid be paid ,• this wee a vital pert of the *nursemaid ; and he was therefore obliged to . trurchaes goods. He bad not gone to new creditors, but had bought of the old ones • they would not allow their debts to be in creased, and the bankrupt had only paid what he was bound to pay mender to cony oat theatre:igen:mit Had he acted otherwise, he would have ban the moat dishonest man he the world—the mom °roommate rogue that ever ap peased In that court. (A laugh.) The_ Cormansioner—la it not rather a dangerous prece- dent that a sag WIIO has died a petition for'areangreent should go on comirsook. saw debt.? Mr. Lemur said the bankrupt welt not have redid ea the badmen without Min so. Hs bed cal, dose what ter der leg mimes ce to renglag on the badger de trader. He had no old debts—nothiag beyond the asemt tithe Raterenos had hem nda te.a gamer alba. by the haskropt to Mr. Wed, Ye 6122.2,7. That readiense bell keg acted as the atterewe d the then. sad be had a lien ea aster documents he the brims be had dame. The ester goods el 1,200 i. rine to the semi insteloent besertag des had been ends he the tae el areas, that trealreat ; bat when the 6aalorgt hued he was treble to do ft be applied the meat& ta pt el drip& be hed purebred ores the erequeltion. His Honour warders& it a bad plea, in oars of cempul• dog, to allow the &hese le go OR 112. Lawrence rid there was ir r i o n tlernative ; he meat either do so or biome teakrapt at 011 a. Mr. Smith was sot there to eargioh. fee the sufleient reason that he bad so greed al eleigtaint. The had never failed Wen, nee rode a oesegesitten; mad Ile had gimped him, well rho Made of sp his indium at the wade possible recent. HL Honour said be should hike thee to raider the cams. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.—MAT b. (Were the Chief Ceembriaser.) TI II MINIVAN 1/0111.11LL RILL DISCOMITIII IMAOIII3IIIMILT. This Imolmat, a moms gam who bad resided at 61, Port land-plate, and who mild under the Pr.teotion Arts was ored by Mr. Dawes as the pest of Meese. Came, livery stakespere, Knightsbridge; and by Mr. Bicker Castles, for a perste seated Chrdssist. Mr. &mood supported. This cam disclosed some sitraordhsary circumstances. Theo debts and habilitim on the schedule georoded 6,0001., but mho hod only bees obtained for about 600!. The in solvent hod been engaged in bill franeaatioce shit several rend rriscipelly with another young man, maid ealloy s ' , who bed spotted to this mart. It apposed that the hraeOlatnt had en allowance of 1601. a yam from his father, with whom he resided In Portland peak and who paid some of his eipenree. Ho hired harms and broughams of Meese. Cots, and borrowed some mew, cad tisk debt was 761., contracted in stn weeks The other party °males wee:described as the "ionocent holder " ot &MB timbale* for 2.691., and the losolvent's meant we the be mesepted it whilst in the Queen's Prison for 2601. to mks some money, and it bed passed through several bends ustfl It reached the opposing creditor who woe stated to be a law clerk at Lanomer, but no evident* was given as to Ms saes paid for the some. The bill tranneetices Win °teetotal between Much and September, 1667, when he went to =rand remained about twelve recethr, when he obtsined echarge on his interim order, shortly before which ho mods the bill now held by Gerdnar. The Chief Cumodefeser geed it was impersible for him to appoint a day for the Ina order, ati the debt of Mears. Cats, we costected, sal so dente other., without rmoomblo peetation of payment. Ms toeseidared that Warr. Cots, had a good ground at tanaplaint, hut that Mr. Gerdner bed so cause of compleat. Tie only redeem was by Um is. advent who mid ho bod bees cheatsd oat of Ills MU whilst fa prises. As be mold sot amiss day, the insolvoat moat be milted to he know custody, from which he had been dis charged oa Ma interim order. TM cam was adjourned sine die, and set order made to emit the insolvent to his format melody. (Bofors Mr. Coewluloner Murphy.) Ile LE PtAIIMEN SHARER. This Insolvent, a stopwarker, who applied under the Pro tection Acts, was opposed by Mr. Dow.. tor • parson mensal Alexander, end by Mr. &roped fur Meows. Mows, of Can non-Weer. Mr. Heed suppirted. It traeimilred that the insolvent, as • alopworker for Marra. Moses, of Cannon-street, had made coats for le. 6d. each end tremens at 7cl. p r pair, his profits being, it was stated, ow halfpenny per garment. He made • large quan tity, and a balance was due for articles alleged not to have beam returned. It appeared that the insolvent loot • diamond ring, sad he brought an action against Alexander, who had purchased the same. Alexander gained the action, and now opposed for the costs. Mr. C. mmisslocer Murphy held that the insolvent had s right to bring the action, end as to Mears. Moses, the lead mot bad done work alter to bad petitioned, and as a eutu had been deducted for the debt, he should grant protection, The dual order was granted. THB POLICE COURT& ItARYLEBONE. A mm named John Bucks, was examined on the Amp of damaging a valuable paining in Idarylebone Church, on the night of the 31st of March. The prisoner, who gametic, ago wee an imnate of the Helvetii Lunatic, Ail , lam wee also charged with damaging the statues of the Queen emd Paiute Comore, in front of the Coltman, Regent's-pert, He was committed to the Central Criminal Court, where the welly& °this ataie of mid will be fully considered, klAhl William /hors .fintiesess, a licensed eab-driver, was charged with wilfully misbehaving him•elf during hie es. oloyment, by catching bald of a young gantlets= sued Ernest Magnus, and detaining him egainat his will. The defendant pleaded not gaily. The aomplaiaant stated that he resided at CupoliOnnse, Hammersmith, and at 11 o'clock on the sight ad Twenty, the 26th alt., be hired the defendant's cab at the White HOW, Piccadilly, to take him and his sister home. He stopped war the Ited Cow public-house, in the high road, limamormuith, sad gm the driver 2s. for hie fare, He said it was nut his roper fare, and that, aa the dietetics was outside the into's, be mast ►ave soother shilling. Wilms told him he should not give him anything morn end the driver them caught hold of hie oral, and sal be should not go until he had pet I bias. Witnem aceendlagly paid Ida the o'ber wbiolt the man took, ■nd be released him. Mr. Daymen—Where is the radios point at that plane? Niohole (the eleek)—At the Curnwall-road, a sheet distance beyond the fled Cow. The Daler.dent—What sort of cob wee it you hired? Whateas—ah Bantam cab, with two wheel.. Defendant—My cob lea brougham with four wheel.. Mr. Dayman—lce the defendant the man your hired P Witotsa-1 owlet remember hint, sir. 1 asked the dAvat fora ticket, and be gave me one. I now hare it in my beads. Detendant—The ticket certainly corresponds with the number of my oeb bat It has four wheels. On the night In question I was In Dean•street, Soho, at half-pact ten o'clock, and I have a gentleman outside who saw me afterwards. Mr. Dayman—How do you nomunt for the complainant having the ticket of your cab ? Diardaat—l don't know, sir, unless the cabman picked it op, and gave It to the complainant for his own. It is the constant pushes of gentlemen to ask cabmen for their tickets and than to throw them away. They are frequently pthked up In the streets, and there am many complainte of these mistakes. The tickets are of no use whatever, unless the panmegers compare them with the number on the back ot tho asks. Daymea—l think you have eturnmed the wrong driver, r it is very hkely the ticket was picked up. Mr. Idiohole—The peblio oiler not to dread upon the tickets, Wirt at the Stamp-office plate behind the cab end thee there would be no mistake. _ _ _ . .ad the Mains, aka treks espenwatn bang wrongfully scramowed. 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