The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-12 00:00:00

z Tvbt iii ifl3 rt I 7 N F. 1 .1S TAPER (z .• ;' ' F 'L F : l l l7"" ' . ;4'.:*1•7" .. -,4 , 1 - 3% , -•6ia.-.7, , t! , b=i.e ; 41 - ssaud A - TT 4 L I. No. 6,541.) Direct, calling at MADRAS. eti ST EAM COIIIIIINICATION hatless& LONDON o d'lN VIA by the magnifioent That al fitearnere belemghAr to the inha and London Shi= tp Comm i i TT lAmited).—The tipper auxiliary A, leave tons. 8. H . H. W RIO HT, Commatedge, will leave the Pio n: Landon) Docks the 7th May, mad Plyeemath the 111 k Kay, !;7,1 ,am railing at Keane. nate Mousers will call at !„., 01 Good Hope on the hameneurd voyage only sad are h 1 to make an average peessge of lb days from fteand to by the stemma will lime the option rd .t - ,,,N7. Pa ard en ZMbarkthg at Plymouth, the Company pots( way fare between Loadonead Plymouth. and v e To and from the steamers—Peg tru Parttareaehast ner.mpammlZZiro VrW iLs r y Ewl., ihorw i etai7 : or to Bing mad Ynotait ;• t$ Illating4snit. LC.: mad la Plyeanath, to 11x. H. J. S C I, 1 , - wit I! it y. 11 aZT ..., '. ..r_ . A 1 Aucklan Al Aucklandd May 31 A 1 12yean Canterbury June 10 A 1 12 yearn 04ago Al St. Laois May IS i -, Ar to WILLI& GANN, sod Co., & Crosbyoquor& •ko bovo tho War& edition of that: Hood Book of New i ' ono OBBILN. ICOBLNSGN. sad Co., I sod& Zed Isolla Leadeaballotreet.. W ^1 i ii i ~~ ru PANTERBURY Direct, by Willie's Line,. ,tohlished t 1843—T0 emll Joe 5, the remarkably Aso ELLI8: 4 111A. A 112 MO km. DAVID LITCHI; „ loading in St. 'a Dock. This tavourite lus u u riralled accommodation for a few chief cabin and • pms,eogers, who are reconernesded to their berths .t dam., with WILLDS, OANN, sad Co., 3. orinsni ; .• .1! N. ROBINSON, mad Co., BM Dadlawrenun Laden. ATAGO Direct, by WILLIS'S LINE, eats labed in HAS —To tal/ June s. the beautiful clipper 1: , , t art*, A 1 12 years, 830 tees, JOSEPH THOMSON, ,tier , loading in the Leedom Deck- Tile Teasel trill only Waited number of pareengera and early anat.:m*los for ..zt: or wow Is neceseary to WILLIS, GANN, and Co., S, ±losre : or GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co,, East ladle c.r..;r. woke. I. STEAM TO NEW YORE. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, a n d MILAN:MIL% STEAM-SHIP COMMIT Intend d t:kw their tallpowared Clydebullt Isom Mow Stems-Shlps. =poi the Tithed Maids malls, FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW TORE. CITY OF LIMERICK, Saturday, May It I ITT OF BALTIMORE, Wedge day May IS. )"l '\A. Wednesday, May 15. And every Wednesday, and sem, silmaste Saturday. udas yards by the atoll staamen ettig . = . llMes= 11 1:. sad 11 gaiseast according to the plo,:e by the Saturday's stamen, IS guineas. Forward wawa sae taclndlng an prarldone soaked. Lassempers tar Carla, the United Matas, sad Brltlab Cohuabla. basked Mrsagb a very advantageess tarum—For taribar parlamtlare only to WILLIAM MAN U. Watarairest. Limped ;or to MVO am =at E.A. rims traeureereet. cisg. NII , ID ' • ' kr CCNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NALL STRAII4IIIIIII, appointed by t. tdralralty to vll between LIVIRIOOL and NM YORE, el heated IJYRRPOOL and BOSTON, tio basks elapse:alibi. a Hibbs to land and reale* and Mall& Tho tot tatta or other vessels are to NEU treat Liverpool, oast eoril to estveivo tits malls: 64 4; t•I t. for DosroN, Satuday Day 14. I -TRALASIAN, for SYW YORK, Saturday. May 21. Ll StiPA, for BOSTON. Saturday, May IS. ?owe money, toriudlag siawarers is. and provialosa ball retent ohms or liquors —To Hahn and Doan" skint calla, C record cabin. CM To Now York, chief cabin. CIS: mood cabin, 116. Freight to Haltlax, Dorton, and New York, LS ar no, and 6 per cent. printatt;- I., ,tpr z . t r o . ..1. D. Toad, 61, Old Ifni-street, London • J. M. la sad 11. Flaw do Farm . G. and . 1. Bursa. Duehasamatroat. Gisagow ; D. rd C. Mot W Wino. Qmonilown ; or D. and C. Wirer, rapool. Ire a m ROIIERDAId sad the RHINE. — TWICE a WEEK.-The paddleotemer BATAVIZI, Capt. W. 1110. ever, , ham Haneftege Tier, et 10 am., nab( I Ladoga Sc, D.iwaen at 11 L. Tares. if la, 61 10a., ad nt. ed. ; Mars. Oda, IS Is. W LI la. ad. Ilto screw. tuna FY&LOOID from ell the Tower every Theraday morning :,. Fars, dl sad 4110 a.—for throe* fame rater to the ....1.0 monthly time DMA. Apply S. CHAPLIW3 Universal m. W., sr to PUILLLPIII. 61AV114 /111.1.1.1Pri„ aad Ce„ laed.laae. 11C. at • . in RE,lttliN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— newt Hold to Mann lkinawkat, and Central fier y —Omen It goe ode clue screw etasenemADLlß. YOWL, viIWALIII will be spatched from Horeendom u cry 7,4% morales 'weather permitting). at g cm, at nera at 10 La—Yens to grmaen, L 2 : il : rents ticrera e , LS and £1 na—Apply at ceircurs mend Oftm Regeot-eireas, M. ; or to P-1..1t101, OltAtrni, ILLI PP% sod Co., 11, ltood.lawe. L.C. T HE BURMESE OIL DISTILLERY lteirot proposed to eaD up store than £7los. per share bat, 1, mere capital may be required. to Issue further shares. *ne t& pro into, 11111011111 t the shareholders, at per, and one-►alt t• the public, the pressman on the latter to Item part of a mane fund. 137, ad. M. ad MI Mr M. ay la- ; yid iai rw ~~ 1 wi OGLE ;Items. Ogle and Co.), Calcutta 'ad Loaded'. Chairman. t-General Clarke. Indian Aram, itaa-bonee, 'Norwood. !I-L.4M Creaser. Pt. Cleorplaplace. Ilydo.part. Loudon. Akar Ilaakey, jun. ;Marrs. Dumas. Mackey, mad Cm), ndoa. 1, Lyall Wawa 2. and W. Lyall NM C. loads& .111 :phell Macrae, &mom sad !madam. •w arberough, Blannabortuanare, Loadaa. Ilion Maws. Nllaoa, Worcester, ad Co.. Calcutta .1.) Condom_ . - -- With power to add to their umber. i'irts—The Apo *ad valve aerofoil Bank (Unhook, Om. :oast. , :7,its—Drace LW 00., 7. leak l bulkseklt', mid S 7. Ina. torts Minsk Stinreess. •tsnloy E. Bennett. Public Aecoantant, Iflettelmlnos. From% almoners, Peoeourt, lembereb-strent. Booms—Sims sod Hill. Bartisolas.W4aat, Blot MAN AMR —Z. S. Ormostenst. LINT r.n. Psids—lostle Dsincre. U. Ras din Petite* ZearWs. 011om-11, Groat Bt. Edam's Brairopenste,street. ; - e description of oil ;ailed s PeWOl7mak" lately dammered he •-:,L.1)1 enia, w , hich bee Wendy amen late a einde, employ- Ilieltllll, has boss knows lair as least tau lowastred Sas lu the Barmen. empire. n'e Petroleum, - though homed by the natives of Hannah, le 'rice been used out of that country for the pupae In eon s i.r d its impunties which can only le removed by &al l.:. —u has, however, been distilled in biemed, Sad the reilasel .2.ippral back to the East Indies. trade thus earned on baa entailed lam tomes to the la while disithers have derived law palate. es searcelY es* rasi be converted into Ina oil, the residue yew of MU* m England, bat oceans the same for freight, Insurance, ohs h amount to from Clt to Caper tea, whilst Is Harrah rest :ue n as valuable am the erode ell itself In Bersieh. IL . i.ser than, nod maraca the has elf en the spot. the awn v of lend in ems atone *norm ea the sus .1 the haste, wee talsw, end es it a feetary. with stale, airs power, euperbeelleg apearstus, saw milla and every other 1 11 , -41, for working upwards of 100 teas of 01l per by an engineer mat expeswity tram ilirisod 7 e Z nmek,noperares. stems, le., were Mitt. 114 establishment S la 001•••111■8000 ailt . 6ll drib*/ Os ,•ad.st Propristar—which took plea s ent es he had meepilisd " •,,rks —Demo offered to this ne owner, vans resides to te&aa d. weer the pro testy !or the nom of L 20,000. eee.third of width he will take he tw QD -hares, and has gementeed, to the ettlethetiest of the L'N-C.rs. • dividend of 7} par coat. par same is the paid-up 4 1•41 kr three years, feeling coafidemt It WI emceed bt per sa the rased ell is saleable at very to prises all sus Ellt onsumption of Calcutta alone being outhelent to absorb .I .Clintl of the feetory for Hite tins* to awes. L.-re I. oe paid prometer Is this Company, sod the prellsol ir %ems will be sielsay omened to wawa, outlay. • Skulk the c=e bps privately erabseribed by the • !set end their closest may °Maimed from the beakers, brokers, soli .. maamer. at the ogees of the Company, where plans Llidand distillery may he me; sad the Articles of Mao sesmeted. 13 It OIL DISTILLERY (Limited). WWII= APPLICATION kw SMARMS will be 'lt Eli A 4711 R THIS DAY (Therady). the 16th hest lee - • itott SATURDAY, the 14th Wet, for the country. I) ^Net% L & 0111111111TAIXT, Manager. at St. Helen's, My 11, 1864. TEETH, constructed under Mr. =KELLS 'anted Invention (secersel by Royal Sed 1711 i 'sty, 1514 1 ' surpassed for easseirt, speolowses. deweldlWY• ••• trammel. sad only atm bows Isquieel. Treatise fres - - s•n stamps. Rouged Mali sloggpsil: diessiourediesik Pa : &c. Isms moderato Coeselialeses Gras. liodstreet, W.. sad et Benassreldll.llllWaTitam DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER r ia t a Dever Mlles relbeftt 'Mes say irm'aa, tram the yelps C. r = be t axi ti l mi L. , a seller trees Mesa sad neer emplelalk Z. l ; ll4 alea. glddlam. &mimes at Übe eyes, fa Tee , me a town" operlemb umbels% ea. e peil•er iim7 sea trab mama : sled la Ode epereakei asol .=▪ .4 se take 'Masa, lbw/ immut=ils, yeemerne AVMs% ▪ "name Um* ebele mese —agbi W•lambergo -t. a. Else lelllleeeet.,Mberleeereer , lembeee. sad by ears ▪ e beer, le lit , mid lb. id . mat be set Per aid liver Ms. The yeelalle r. lb • wan Immo 044 4..10 imam imabair smipw lib Mho& ZEALAND.—Asaisted and Free ~;:tote of LauI—WILLISI LIN De In ISD. t . romialloozdtroandoasd l n wlllelt a flow jord av ineh petrol adni wlll : 14 ;,t ' Red punctually : Shlps. I Clan. I Poet. To Sall. nLACKWALL LING et PACKETS. Foe UKlJKl in al i n t Win Idsost..—Mosma Claostis prc d e Is.t" Last ladls Deem 4111 the N! I , eM sad 41 r.m erportssoed suripos—topkg to I. GILLS sad Om. 4111:10t.C.—Passesugors by this Vas an "wooed by ran Poldlogtos to Plymouth at adored tam by applying to I o alLs rind 00 for tiebeta tsar Act lea• Capitol £lOO,OOO, in 10,000 Shares of £lO each. First Lone, 6,0 0 0 Shores. 1 minimum dividend of 71 per cent per annum guaranteed ea be psid-up capital to► the ars* three years. L: per share oh application, and £1 10a. on allotment : calls not I^ .I.ed £2 10a. per share at intervals of an Ins than three tsalts. SPECIAL None!. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE A990 ... 14,1cE SOCIZTY. All persons who effect policies on the participating scale before June 30th. 186 i, will be entitled at the next house to one year's additional share of prate ever later newer& Tables of rates and tonne of proposal. and the last report showing the financial position of the Society, can be obtained front any of the Society's agents, er of 011011.011 curcurn. Actuary and Secretary. 13, St. hunags sews, Landon, S.*. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the Dole management id Mr. MULL& With the moat earnest desire to taws to the poetical' ao n owscement, Mr. FIICHTER is compelled. In consequence of the H• AY scenic preparations, to POBITON I the production of HAMLET until SATURDAY, May 21. THE OXFORD.—FATIST, by C. H. Goun4 .K. sad VI BALLO IN MshelilLßA. by Verdi, Tllli Krim we tbe whale at the compaay. Dk4Ma. r—Mr. 1. iaallbalaba.—TNlS THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, JILKYNNIIIIIr, $7. ZOOM LONDON. " Handy Cowden§ and dioasesie charges." AT PAUL sod Co.'s SODAWATER. ALI • Establigted over SO yam. Formerly of howohreet, goer of No. 12, wileoNaorgan. LONG-ACJIL The pared Manor d Mvegs, which gives tho glow ot health to the system, mash promotesappetite, and, from a decided Improvement Y to ii° lltua lactose, sa all lie foram eharaetare ONE, TIMIS Y soucrrED. FL pIF RR •1111 ED 8, Free per Peet BUT,LIEI and IfeCOLLOCII*9 unrivalled assertinenta. 100 varlatlaa at lan inept dialect and beaulltid hardy aisinuda Are /Oa 90 varieties. foe 10a : varieties. for fa.: 16 weeklies, toe!. M. COVENT-OAIDEN 11.4111( LT. UNDON, W.C. Peat- Wine *Man payable at Eloguireat. Onningiardm DtIiDXLION COCOA.—A delicious Breakfast Bereirege, widen the most deltoide stomach am cligun. It premoto and mum all ditorden of the atimentary canal. indi gestion. emallpaties. Istolame, torpid sag other NM OM ttgnamianmoded b y the 00411Cai profession. Üb. jars, atall elioniate in town and emortry. G. CLAYTON, chemist 215. Itogentotroet. W. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFIN&—Adopted by her Majesty's Goversuaeatfor the artillery Mations. J. C. sad J. YIELD, the oeiglaal roaaaleceowers ead holders et the 180 t Mae Medal, erase the public what aay overbite ladled/ma Their libel Le oa all where sad batea oy all dealers 1. rowebrat the !deaden. Wholesale sad lee esperlation at the Rorke, DPP= MARSH, LAMBRTH. lANDON. &, where also ay be obtained thetr eelebseled Hafted lank* Soap Tablets. TORN B&IODEWS GOLD mums by troy ey weight, at realisable value, and the woelnimaahlp at wholeaals manufacturers' prate& TM gold la the degas gua ranteed, and re-purchased at the price charged. "Berea the *Ma, How moth your &sin weighs to Me utmost meat The enemas of the gold, and ohms* toe taalikm." Yaaatactory, N 0.16 Henrietta-street, CoTset 7 ;l7477a, W.C., Wafts. Assays made of chains and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. mt. amaablishmaut la eland a& 6 fa W artalog, sad or Saturdays at 1 o'clock. H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING 4 6 and 6T, OX POED-Stleller. w. Itse fashion and general exoellecca displayed in tide attire inivecselly ecknowleged. Orereosta and Capes lea. od. to 42e. Od. llereing and Lemmeng Jacket. lll. Cd, to 450. Od. linainele and Monger Cutts ...38a 41., 481 id. and 1.144. AL recesses, COO patterns to select tress las. Od. to Cis. Od. Vests at the awes =etiolate I WAX and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 ma/ i. OXIKIIID-WrlltaT, W. The most able and experleateed cutters and workman are an- True•lltilas Tremor% 16. ed. . Vesta to sash* Is. Sd. for elerleal, aesdmkal. medical, and other profiednnal lodise labee, three to all fatness. • separate Iherleh Pfte's suite, ; footman's, Oa.. eendlasit'a Sm. WAX and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 17, 02.1101LOWMICIT, W., sus snob admired by ?mats sad Guardians for quality, issidoe, sad smarmy. Kvbekewbockse, Wortminstm. Osboroe, sad Window salts, las. dd. to Us.. Eton. Harrow, sad Rugby suits. bia, Sba sad eft A trying-on room baudsomsly op la cessiesioa with this demartaasst. WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to Ormond Attraction, and to holith sad loigulty by the camper rustication of feed. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or TRAiL Diviriesto4 ecupouded of Oriental tesredieses, of luentreabie value to oremerriad and lesatiOlag the teeth, strengthealog th e sad is • pined • pluming Saginaw to the buena It es tartar from the teeth, removes epees if lanolin& decay. and polishes sad preserves the enaneL to which it inputs • poutlike whiteness. It. invaluable= ponies have obtained the patronage of roy adthe annoy of Europe, and it Is aalversally la high Pries In Id. per box. Sold at tn. Hattoenn.den. and re gr a Chendete sad Perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Odeato." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful hsveutiaw of Use day, MICA A MiLltiLL e.— lemma JOUN 006 NELL and Co., Three [lns-court, Lombard. street. Leedom. perfumers toter Malady, rememitully over to the WIN* this truly mareellose Wald. which gradually man= the hams beta to It. pristine bee—no matter at whale's. ?body's Amore& km now of the properbes of dyes . It, ow the 00111 TarY. b benekeial to the system, and when the hair Is aloe restored use spidleatioa per month will keep It I. paled ember. Priest al Is. per bottle, or In half bottles, 10a 6d. Jobe Gomel] et Co. have been appointed perfumer to HAUL Ilse Primes. of Webs. 91112 INVIGORATI VS NICRVERE ESSENCE. The mast edeatificel/y prepared and scot powerful sate the cordial ever intredised ream' to their nersig eenditioa Ml the secreticas ea the intetrtly of white ported health de pea& It is a specific for debility et all hods. end eras Ito coo taints', smog other insrallastia pepsine sad Ossetia soda, A prise highly beneticlal to the maws sad dyspeptic. Mee k . Poe hitt* or tour sesititles I. or tar M. Sole and Jinn. lateugarten and Oe., SS% Oztordalrest. and ISIS. heectiarchotreet. LC. Leedom. ISCIANTLFIC LNETZTIIIENTS, Pb Apparatus. &c. MR. J. C. STEVENS will S by AUCTION, et Nis Omsk Rooms. a. * ing•treet Cava{-garden. TO fatROW ;Friday, and SATUILDAt liay 11 and Id. at bait-past 12 lady each day. valuable SCIMTIFIC APPARATUS. faeitdlag a litineb altitude sad asbanth instranieut. by Simms : an di theodolite, by Jonas; also • anausis lot of photo pa hic aftaratus by Ross, larsboars. and others a quauUty of good immabvsa, prints, dr., microscopes, and objects, lanterns sod slides, a low loM of pod Jewel/my, pia* de., and • variety of 111i10411110001 items—On Ste. the day prior and morninp of sale and catalogues bad. PROow pries 3d. : post free, 4d. (Copyright IsEs PROVED. A brief record of • few farts la connexion with " The Spltslfiekb Gespal 11 halm" Written tar the eaontragettiont sod streagthrshig of atrtotions of all Sects. " This panipbkt lea strLug of otarrels front Rest to loot—atones of the .or and knoost, now trophies of God's Enos, and of the power of the blood of gag to make the foulest chan."—The Nortral :March 3d . . . litatioart - 11 - organ sad Chaaa, 1, Li IQ: sal all bastaellers. Seveeth PARMA Jut published, price b., by pest SS damps. DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY ; MENTAL and PHYSICAL,—the Comm Symptoms, Riede. and Rational Treatment. Sy T. R. YWllan, M.D.. Physician to the General Peen.olhes Leaser Carriers' Provident InWtntl,m , to. Loadoe no. the Author, 2S, Lloyd-mount, W.C. MIL Milani% MITOEUTIONAHE EPICIE. —The WHIM of this poem, width has been silvertiaed for the bet few weeks, sow appears with • new preface by the right boo. author in the form of • dedicetioa to Lord Stanley. dated " Beeman Mawr, &star, 1864." Mr. Dimmed etstee that oely fifty armies were priiited of the Int edition, and that tai reptiblicatim, lake be had sot previously contemplated, is mada to are him trouble. THE FUETHVONINU VOIXIITZZR REVIZW.--GOOl - officers of those volunteer carps shish are denims of tatter pert is the Volistrer Review is Hydiepark oa the Ifith instant &mild make application for persdesion to do Ito through the Lords-Lientemet of their remeetive coustia in the nasal maser. No aestivation will be rie 'sired at the Wamflice diet Friday, the 10th lastest. lL 11111thfick —War-once, Hay 1& HOSPITAL 701 CONEVELPTION AND DISEASES Or THE Cum. lisosrros.—On Sunday last mamma is aid of the foods of the rental amity were Therl at St. Peter's Church, 13ayswatar, in the mare by the Rev. Jobs Edwards, rester of Etradford.cem Mak, Was eimanir ; sod La the monies by the Rev. Cason Hash Stowell, of Muammar. At the elms of their Ale sad eloquent dimarses the rev. preachers referred to the peat beadle materiel and spirituel, which had bees ceshined upon sufferiog humility by the charity Mee it was brooded is 184 L Since the less beading Ind bees *peed se fewer thee 11,000 venom had bees soder breathiest as ia.petienta, asd 72,000 as outhpatieste, each of whom bed hem seder skilful oohed 'arc for • ported myths from • few weeks to several moths, mid in seas tastes= wtth the most ratielm l eg nit reisada. Tho esslinsed 210 both, sad 1,160 in- bed 8.0001 sew oat-patients bed bra treated driers the year. The asses) imposer sem upwards of 9,0001., and. welmegi. the went sub mistime were me more thous 4, Them bess L so endomeat, ant the stay find Memo of the Omit 8001, from grimed FM* fresh aid is t c retspe sew withempliese, illesetiess, sellestimi, sad le aenstaatly seeded be mishits this iii A . wesk.lt sN eelr me oo- Mem emested be 411. dnentral sew sub essiptioss. muse of tbe as also very sameti pleaded by the EM. •F Fry, D.D.. at St. Pinthea, whir the ssilos 111111•11aild 40 • LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1884. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP QUIRKS MINCH. Wrings st, Mist Prins in Middies' and hoodoo, before the Rlgbt lima. Mr A. L Commas, Bart., Lord Chief !mike of bet' Majesty's Osert of Quees's Bench, In and after 'Malty Tema. MM. Is Twsa—la Mlddkeez let sritlas. Thursday, May re 2sd alinag. Thursday, June!. 3rd sitting, Monday, June 9, for undsissoled canoes only. In Term—ln L on don: There sot be rifting daring term In London. After Term—ln Mid dlesex: , Jane Id. After Term—ln London: Tuesday, June as. The court wi l sit at ten o'clock every day. The masa In the Rd to each of the above 'Rinse days la term, it sot dis posed of cm tines dam will be tried by adlesramest on dente's !Owl's end' of such tittles. de" N.B.—Lb oncs win be closed on Tuesday, the loth of May, being the Queen's birthday. Cense* for trial at the Ist sitting must be entered set Inter than Monday. the lird May. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (izErnea's Tuiszin.) PRUSSIA AND THE CONFERENCE. BEIRISN • MAT 11. The decision of the London Conference relative to the trace between the German and Danish belli gerents has received the royal unction. BSRLIN, MAT 11. Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess of Prussia, upon the invitation of the Crown Prince, proceeds to Flensburg to-night. Their royal high nesses will return to Berlin in s few days. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. ]ICI IL The following official announcement has been made Post-Captain Tegetthof, who emu mended the Austrian squadron, has been ap pointed vice-admiral by the ffniperor, in recognition of his brays exploit off Heligoland." TEE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, MAT IL To-day in the Chamber of Deputies a general debate toot plate upon the state of foreign poßtica. Signori Inporta and Miceli questioned the govern ment relative to their foreign policy, and accused the ministry of timidity. They also requested in formation respecting the relations between Italy and France, and other powers. It was impossible, they said, to develop the institutions and organise the finances of the country, while the Pope, who protects brigandage, occupied Rome. _ . The Abbe Pass%lit, who spoke in the same sense, said in his speech, " The Papacy will never yield, but will always be the active enemy of Italy so long as it is protected by foreign force." Signor blaochi .shed what bad been the course taken by the government in the matter of the Tunis insurrection. ANCONA, MAT 10. The Tribunal has acquitted Cardinal Morichini, who was immediately set at liberty. THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN. VIENNA, MAT 11. . _ Twenty-three millions of the new boar have been taken by the Anglo-Austrian Bank, Mews. Baring Brothers, Wodianer and Sins, at 77.10. A second offer for 10 millions at 76, made by the Credit Anstalt, was decline,/ CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTR&LLLN The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, May 11 : "The Massilia, with the above mails, arrived at Marseilles at 10.45 a.m., this day. The mails were to leave for Loudon at noon." THE BOMBAY MAIL )N, ILiT 11. The Peninstilarand Oriental Company's steamship Delta, with the heavy portion of the above mail, passed the Needles at 1L26 p.m. DRAMA. ST. JANES'S. A new fame in five sets called the Fos Chase, which woe produced last night at the shove theatre, was introduced to the public in the playbills with the following extraordinary announcement : "Notice.—This comedy, when sold to Mr. Benjamin Webster, was guaranteed to be ' new and original,' or it would cot Isar, been so salaamed ; but Mr. Bomb:sub has jest acknowledged, in a private letter, that he took the idea from the Frieda drama of SuLlivais." Mr. Dice Boucicaalt may have stolen so many things from the French stage that be forgets whom he has robbed, but in justice to Y. Milemills, the author of Sawas, les us fres him from the charge of being the origiaal author of the lox Mae. M. Milemille's play may be sees at the Haymarket Theatre, under the title of David Garrick, with :its sentimest a little over laid by farce, bat oa the whole faithfully done into Eogliah by Mr. Robertson ; at the fit. Jam se:theatre nothing will be sees bat a patchwork drama, labelled with Mr. Boca cault's name, to which many Whom have doubtless ociatri. bated besides the writer of Sulltran. The Whale strength of the company wss thrown into this piece. We bad Mr. Charles Mathews as the gay young mace ; Mrs. Charles Mathews, as the gushing yam lady; Mr. J. Clark, as the minting villain ; Mr. Robinson, as the laminating tragedian ; Mrs. Prank Matthew*, so • strong minded woman ; Mr. Frank Matthews, as a ruddy mer chant ; Mr. Ashley, aa a detective (with an excellent sport ing " make-up") ; Mee Simms, as the interesting wife, to my nothing of • host of minor charactors. They all did their work vary well, and suomeded in quieting the biome of the pit ; but that suc► • pima should have been compiled, bosight, raid for, produced, and tolerated, speaks badly for thatlove of dramatic art of which we hear so much and me al little. CRYSTAL PALACE ART l i i NION.—Tbe presentation works for the prima MIIIIOI3 are reedy for delivery, and subscribers have the advantage of seeing sad selecting for %brasier at roe. Moeti's beat of Shakespeare bids fair to continue UN leading work for subscribers of or guises. It is large rough to be s eseepeake to big " Veiled Bride," whack nxemeaded so much &trines two yeses ago. • vase supported by three fauna, for two seteriptioes, sad L'Allepo" a statuette by J. H. Bailey, 8.A., for three subscription', are else mon the sew works, all of which will repay the trouble of inapectios. )1 awesome PRIM FIIND.—The inaugural dinner of thellewwssppaapprr Press Find will take Ore at Fermiers% hell, ow 9atarLy, the 21st insert, wader the of Lord Houghton. The fund, which at first was i 2 a prori t character, has recently been placed upon the same basis as hawked charities of other proforma setabliard in tie me. Wopolia, sad which do mot object to room aid from sourer beyond their own immediate circles. In entering upon this oew phase is its ewer the itswitutioe is already ideetilled with a seemiderable member of geetkesse of dietaries is art, scisece, and literature, ea well as in church sad state. Besides its pratler, Lord Houghton. the list al vica-presi. dente includes lb. MUM Of lb* Lori Obiliellikr, the Loed ' Lieuterat of Irelead. the Archbishop of Dahlia (Dr. Traneh), the Earl of Chardon, the Bishop of Card, iiir E. Salyer Lyttos, Mr. Drama, Sir J. Emerges Tenant, Lord Jobe Manners, Sir Archibald Mt. Street Bail, Mr. Charles Dickene, Mr. Bamford Mr. Jure" Hallburtem (" Sam Stir "). Mr. Messes Hughes lam: Brown's Schooldsys"), Sir C. &Wake. Mr. Mark Mr. Shirley Brooks, and other contribren to Prot, Mr. Thomas (editor of Rotes end Querier), Mr. Martin F. Tupper, Mr. Thomas Wright _Ohs well-known antiquary), Si, W. Date. Mr. Will Evert, Mr. Newdegate, tiir William Heather& Sir Hugh Cara, Dr. Mortimer, des. The hat at stewards will be completed in two or three days, sad the musical arrangenseets, which are under the super intrders of Mr. Benedict, will preset ettractioes of a high ardor, the following distingoiehed artistes bevies already kindly volunteered their services on the COMM= : Madams Prep% Madame Saimica-Delby, Ydlls. Esequist V i le:Lodi& vocalist), Mier Pore, Miss Grans Barrow, and Arabella Goddard • Mr. Siena Reeves, Herr Later bach (chapel tarter to the Erg of flaray), Mr. T. Yaws, de. LI7IIOAT SERVICES. DIOGHEDA IRELAND NAT 9.—Dag • heavy gale of wind the morning the @charm Nuts, heated from Cored to Lererkeney with seal% serried away all her head sails aod rat as ea the North Ball. Drogheda Bar. The lifeboat of the Nedra laritaticer stalsosed at this port wear oece Leeched to her misters. There was a very heavy see am the bar, bat the Weber wee fertenstry the mesas of roar, the rip wreaked err of throe men, who were attains* brought safely rime. The vessel les glace bosom a neat wreak. This velashis !Reboot her bees instrumental dudes the Salt two years in reeculag the erews of the follow's(' wrecked versa I—Brig Miservsof Workieglon, 4 ; reitoorier =Are, 5 ; grosser , Gipsy et 4 ; and schormer ta. S. Teri keen reed 16. Carew. Pmroa Oa - • Samara DAT. Wzormas, NAT IL —Mathias, as poslassi, 1,481; ditto by mosso 860 ; Mak 2,341. COVET OF COMMON PLEAIL-MAY 1L &Wage at NW Prim iailtiddlo - pes7r6;tore — i; J - Ztita Bytes sad • Ooomos Jury., . wu.Latia c was:co.—um. —szaiociiiiiAsass Aaanter PAJII3II 0775011 iii. This was an action to recover amines for two alksed libels p si in the Shore:l9A Observer. The first libel was published on the sth October, 1861, and was in these term :—"A common liar end shaderer.—ltowie time ago, ea of readers may recoils* sad that mom the comics of Saki* sans perish coatraoki in Shareditok, • men named Willissas, of the New North-road, *Laded • committee sad switi • statemest to the effect that all the odious of the . matty,u well as many of Its member", bed been bribed bd=stices, bat nose loin premed for the sma& he to give either that of the briber or the sista that this fellow was mit te to =U lli t iel eo oath, as he was a welf-va and alandtrer, whose *jest was to billow u the vestries sad extort mossy hem the contemeters. Similar etatemente were made to the Obirkeawell vestry with • like memalt. We bed lost sigh* of this fellow for souse time, bat now find that he bas tossed up duns, the last few days both at Wlhitechapel aad 'sliest*. At the former place he messed the °floors from the clerk I downwards with dimboomt traumatism, and coolly isformed that board that in Shoreditch he had been the means of saving 2,0091. oat of • contract that was to be made for 8001.; sad that he bad proved that 1201. had been distri bated amoeg certain vestrymea. These charges he offered to prove, and • committee was appointed to bar sad boss tigate the allegation& At the vestry of Lliagbs me Friday last be made similar charge, and samaM en officer of beteg privy to the parish being defrauded, and a committee, was oleo appointed. Now, as far as the Mtat/ID•Dt made at Whitachapel in reference to the Shoreditch vestrit aa-ci can coo versed. we propane, it to be • goateedn lie. FM fellow las not bees the mesas of saviag • si for sot • ward that he mid was believed, •nd ao malt followed, sad we do sot believe a word as to the bribing of the vestrymen, for not an Mom of it was proved, nor do we believe that he bas the slighted foundation for any of the statmeo a be has made to the other vestries. One thing L maim a scemp like this thus going about from ;Moe to away the :characters of basest and in dustrieus~parochal allows and vestrymen, is • proceed* that ought not to be tolerated for • moment, aad we hope that those poems who have boa vilified will see •l ther the law is sot strops enough to punish such • fellow. We believe that say vestryman of Shonditich may indict him for • libel in respect of this charge of bribery if he has pat it in writing, and we ere not quite sere whether it is set the duty of the vestry collectively to take similar steps to vindi cate the characters of its members wham they are assailed is this Till**, manner." The next *Mama ex plained of was: published about Chriekase, 1862 ; it was • report ef moo proaiedinp at • mhos mart, bat the principal thing relied os by the plaintiff wee that the report cootalned the words, " the informer Williams." The defendant, ii addition to sot guilty, justi fied am one the whole of the alleged libel, except that pest which maid that the *MOE was an Wormer. Yr. Digby Seymour, Q.C., Mr. Sleigh, sad Yr. Hydd appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Serpent Port and Mr. Pause for the &readmit. Is opeulag the case It was mid that the plaintiff was • coffeehoomkeepir n the New North-rond, Wimp*, sad mho a contractor for eateries roads sad clammier! streets. His object in Missive this action was to vindicate himself from the charges contained in the libel, which be loud were seriously interferiag with bier is his bosisses. Mr. Williams, the pleintiff, cold—l reside et No. 292, New North-road. I was formerly is the t ci a contractor, and since him death I have attem myself to get marries contracts in Shoredrich posh, bat I was thwarted by the wafair proomediop of vestrymen. lam • csffeehoosiskesper as well, but for the lest mu or mesa yam I have WWI particularly devoted my attrition to r mohial matters mid to the contract system imparimbes, of my Intestiptions, I have hid laformaticas ainal=le"n ce oomphiste at times, but I sever mode say charge the truth of which I did not believe. When I have applied to persons in the way of bulimia they have referred to theme libels. I have been refused ooettuata is this way. Creemexamined—l have sever bees able to obtain public contracts for myself in coasequeace of the roguery prac tised by parish officers and comorectors. I have DO hones or carte, bet I have the means of obtaining them if I wasted them. I consider a contract to be this, that • man does • certain work for a metals sum. I have made hundreds of contracts. you Mr. have Sernaot Parry—Give me an instance of the °emirates had. Witness-1 have driven a cab, and recanted to carry condemn from one place to thither. (Loud laugher.) I have also 000tracted to manufactore pitholorter. (Laughter.) lam in that business sow. 1 have • manu factory in itegeet'a-reed, Stionditch. I have respresseted myself as a contractor for pariah work, and I conidder my. self nob whew I make • Wader to ferry out end work. The first time I west to Shore:lnce to make a Wrap was was after the letting of the meant. oe the lfitk of March, 1861. I charged the parish offioers with beiag is collasion toge ther. and I mean what I said. I charged some of the ves try ofikers aid cootructore with bang is °Winnow. I was asked to throe seine individuals, and I rind Mr, Deakins and Mr. Stevens as being in collosiou with Mr. Wyes, •'the favo u red coutractor." who was to takes contract that year in Shoreditch. I charged them with brag mthersed putting two 101. notes into a fictitious tender to ddrend the parish. I ban no rnollecties of taring that Mr. Dans, the vestry clerk, was the of the parties. I believed at that period that be was 0660eCilli with the 'them but 1 bare thee found that such was eat the ease. and I have *eulogised to him for using his name. Ido not recollect charging Mr. Davis, nor his soya* "Yon are a liar." I know Millen—leaky Miltoa, as we call him is the trade. (Latcr.) Hs was a ooatrader. H. has said engsetlemanly things, but be sever said that I was a liar aid a Wanderer, and that he would Da believe me epos my oath. I sort went to Clerkeewell, and charged the officers god cogitators with being in eellusiom, and the re. solt was that the Aker tamed (leacher we. dismiss& I never applied to (leacher for • 101. eels : all my envier have bees gratuitous. Is imesequathe of threats in Clierken well I proceeded to lallagtoo, sad made Gerais statements to the vestry. The eaten of the charge ins that the parish officers famished the onetractors with the means of makimr out tallithim seesents. I was formerly memos to Jame@ Soriano& • costrathe, and I said that I myself as his servant bed made fallacious accounts, and delivered them to Wier toe parish. I knew at the time that they were fallacious. Mr. Justine Byln—You seed sot Rosen as to that unless you like, for defog so may expose you to penalties. Witness-1 wish to sate everythiog. I made out the accounts by direction of my employer. I bed made out • correct amount, sad so iI3OOIIIICI the was brought from the vestry eMce. It would sot agree with my hooka, ad I made oat another. I quarrelled with Somenall because he was peeing other goes as Wog better to de the week, sad sot heist se mark* them& Mr. Higgieq surveyor to the sewers, finished amounts to make out false aceowits from. I made • statimeal that the pariah was wronged to an alarmism sated by instant's supposed to be delivered sot being actually delivered. Mr. Jonas Byles—These matters are set set out in the plea, and, therefore, I cannot allow gentimese upon whom innuatioon are coeds to be called to oonindist them. I hope, therefore, that imputations will not be made 1111b0- Mairil Mr. keneast• Parry—Tons of the gentlemen connected with the perish care what this site.. mye of them. Witaese—l made • written chugs aipthet Mr. Pisa, the surveyor of latiegten. 1 oath charges in the City of la*• doe ageing men for sweeping mud down the patisp. I went to the vestry of Rt. James'''. Piccadilly, sal mode statienests there. At Whitechapel vestry I charged the of the of fi cers with taking 31. ; aid 1 charged Mr. Terser, the vestry clerk, with ireesivieg a hone by way el • bribe. Shoreditch vestry offered 1/. reward for isthmian as to mew sweeping mad does gully-holes ; ad I expected to receive a reward when I gave isformatloo. I always Mimed be take say share of the fines. I walk about all night, sometimes to see if 1 cos find moo sweeping mod does gully-holes. I applied to Mondial' vestry for TX. mostly me account of informative of this kind. In the *nem asserted that bb Ant tender bed hese ieterespted hy se sent of • esetraner, and that pariah's wen defrauded in versns ways. Be mid that Striae won " knock outs " aroma the entrecton to prevent contracts being taken too low, and that fain quantities ws: e l b fo. He added t hat in Whitriobapel 3001. bed la ri:Zat one "knees out." Mr. Sorban Puffy addrinsed the fury far the ddesdast, and said that he should prove fully that the natensets made in the fun libel were true, and as to the mooed pub. limbos, be should aeeteed that It we" se libel at all. It was • report of the Mains .1 • saramoes spinet Mr. Wyss, the ceetander, sad one of his mem awl who' the reporter said that the parties appeared bikers the magis trate at the brefgailes "the informer Williams," be simply nand the it* Us summons banes hen used sport Informatics tarnished by the pleintiL Mr. Davis, the vestry sten of inseeditch, stated that le 1861 the Pltldlß Treble to the menu • keg Wier, to the course ban tadisgspolikoaiket,".lld,orivesapoirkeyboyeervistry [Stamped, id, Additional.] I with Modem even as late as 7 o'clock:" Tie 'depths was that leaders bad been received after time ; and a mmunithe was appointed to investigate the stdenosids at the plain tiff, who athodiid it. He said that vestrymen, ontractors, the dark, mid surveyor, were all in it ; but bediredly after clerk.p to witome, saying that be did ant mesa the Hs made • charge sigaimat Mr. Deakia, a vestryman, who replied, " You are • liar." Minos, • ocstrader. after wards informed the committee that the plaintiff was not to he believed epee his oath. Whams never allowed any hoiden to be received attar time, or had he, or any other officer of the wish, to hie knowledge, received say bribe. The plaintiff asked for 231. from the perish, but it was not paid. Witness was not aware that the plaintiff had sired the parish a shish shillies. Xr. Deakin mid that before the committee the phintiff made a sweeping charge, saying that they were all lo collu des with 000tredors to rob the parish. He said wits.. bad had 101. from Mr. Wyss ; sod idioms said he was a lying old imoundreL The plaintiff was ordered out of the room, the committee considering that he was newortby of belief. Whams threateoed him that if he did sot go oat of the room he would site him tie trouble of walking out. Mr. Wynn, the contractor, rid that b. never gave any money to any vsetrymno or ofikerd the Fetish, nor realised any himself improperly. Orono-examined- -Oa ors orris= he sent in two tenders far wresieg Shormlitch parish ; ow in his own name foe 2,6001., and another in the name of Pound for 2.500/. He pot 201. in rob tender, for otherwise they would not have been boo► ado. (Loud laughter.) Mayhew wont in and answered to Pound'. same, bat witness did not rod Ilinstandoed.—The sena& tor snag ia bee. tandem wad( that neupetitioo was becoming stronger, and be thought he cook' do it f or 1004 lees. Ha had authority to use Pound's same, and Pound used hia. Kr. had bean Stevens, a vestryman, damsel the imputation which cast upon him. Yr. Millen, • cuatractor, said that be met the plaintiff, who said that he was going to the committee. He added, " If they had squared me up with 101. this would not have happened." Witness Viet to the committee and (stormed them what the plaintiff had told him. He had known the pinball for lama time, and would not believe him upon his oath. He so stated to the committee. Yr. Iw~fon. the vestry ;1;17 - 01 - iaipe., said that in Septisabsr, 1861, the plaiatiff sent in a written communi cation loth* vestry, to whichhe said, "I have with much lose of time and pareevaraisoe arrived at the UDdileiabis truth that the parbh bas Imes wronged." A committee was appointed to take the charges into ccosidtoratioa, aad bsecretbsoommittee Use plaintiff said that Mr. Cooper, the clerk to the trustees; Mr. Rigs*, the emote or ; Mr. Browning, the fore saw el Mr. Haggis@ ; Mr. Ptrbm , a contractor ; Mr. Pratt, surveyor d highways ; Hicks sod Carling, his foremen and Yr. Button, who bad married Mm. Somenal, wen all coomicted with thy frond. He mid that Mr. Fabian bad given Tom Kiln, the foreman of the stale yard, U. ; sod he stated some circumstaacas in reloreeos to Mr. Higgins, and Maineated that he had received a bribe of U. front Mr. flomersall. Be charged Pratt with couniving at leas Shwa the nasal quantities of material being sent in. Mr. Perkins dialed that he bed ever given KU; 31, or bad bees is collusion with any Ober at the pariah to do fraud the pariah. Mr. litigios deposed that the plaintiff charged vitae. with having allowed the wage of more slop to be charged for than had bole carried away. He ales said that letter had supplied false acreage to Mr. Somersall, in order that false accounts might be sect is to the parish. Both charg es were entree ; it was also untrue that "items had ever received a bribe from Mr. Sanersall, or any other 'retractor. Mr. Pratt said that there was no ground for the charge made agvast him. Mr. Alfred Tamer, the clerk of the Whiteebapel Board of Works, said that on the 23rd September 1861, the platy tiff emit ia some written charges to the hoard. He said that be was not prepared to support the statement that witness had received a horse as a bribe. This "hares had been written, buts pea bad been afterwards antra:through it. Hesse that Newman, a 000trector, had been deprived of his contract by collate= with the officers of the board. He said that 31. had her paid to some offloar of the beard for at. improper purpose. It was not true that witless hid ever received mosey or eaytkieg else in as improper way. The result of the inquiry was this the plaintiff failed toprove rf eierg ..... L . Lsage t any member or officer of the board. —Winless gave no explanatioa as to the hone, eseept this : be said he supposed the plaintiff thought be bad • hone bemuse he saw • saddle. (Laughter.) Yr. Paget, the vestry dark of Clerksaetell, said that the plaintiff preferred charges spirt three of their odioers— y, Lawreace, and Ocecher. He said that Mr. Crow ley, a vestryman (who was now dead) had sold domersall hay and straw at much more thee the market pries, sad la coaskleratkon had gives hue his iciness* ia the vestry. The committee of invest/plies so far disapproved of Mr. Hoechst's sonde* that be was asked to neap, sad, refusing to do so, was dismissed. Mr. P. Goecher said be was formerly inspector of soi rees for Clerkenwell. The plaintiff said that witness had received 50/. from Seeman as a bribe not to report him for failing to fulfil his costrect. This obese was sot true. After the share* enema saw the plaintiff, who mid that he did not wish to hurt sieges is any way ; and that if wittier would give him 101. he would not go on with it. Whew told him to pi out of his sight, and said that be might do his beet. Witness preferred being dismiassd rather tee mega, because he intended to commence legal prow/they against the plaintiff if he was worth powder and shot, hut be freed that be was Dot. Ciinwesainined—Witeme bad two bills for 501. from Mn. fleinereall, but he supplied her with furniture for the exteset. itrMs proposed togas evidence as to what the plaintiff had done in Weantimaar and the City, hat his loedship held that k was not admiasible ends, We plea. Witnesses were then °ailed by the plaintiffs counsel Is t " S ii r. Puller, the chairman of the ooraniatta appointed by the lalinglon vestry, said that the committee inquired into the alleged omission to newer* artoriaL for the roads. They found that the puede, exist•d, and recommended directions for in alteration. They inquired into the queMioe whether fallacious wawa. ware seat in. Mayhew gar* evidence is support of the charge against Perkins, who put so question to his. By • majority of one, UN sommittee passed • vote of thanks to the plaintiff. . . _ _ _ Mr. Reinke, of the Ship Tavern, Shoreditch, said that be bad bees a coat/actor. la reference to a 'detract to 1861, he bed9oo/. placed in his heads to divide among the coo. traitors. He received is from " • geethenaa." Wyoa, Abbott, and Tomkia., ecatninton. had 251. each. Hs di vided it mooed them for handily —(aoghter)—but be wished that he had kept it all fur his owe share. He bed 251, for biome. This was is Wh mocha*. The CIZVOID. stases was Dow know. all over the country—the monifeols tlng=hout it. ised—He got the 2001. from a gentleman Ise knew. It was from a seighboar of his. Mr. Yearee—Be mreW, you hare charged Mr. Wyss with mesirieg 25/. Witeese—l on. prove that he robbed Shoreditek of 5,000& by payiug as all off. Mr. Jus6oe Bykr—lusswer the question, and do no name, or yos win be seat to PIIIKOIL. Waging continued —He could tell the name of " the goo thassa." He thought his same was Bowen. Be wee is the ooetrartisg way. He lived at Westralseter, he believe/1 Mr. Pewee—Why, you said be wse • seighbour of yours. whams—He is • neighbour som.time , when he is along with ass. (Laughter.) I got no rewire for the 26/. ; it wee a debt of bosom.. you Pao.. (Alaugh.) Mr. Julie* Syles god that this endue" west to prove that there was a book-out moue the oostreeters, but not to prove bribery on the part of the pariah COMM. which was the question raised upon the pies. Mr. Tooker, one of the Clerk's wen emnseittes, rid that (Smoker wee dismissed In . sossequeDos of the iavestigatioss. Mr.Maybew ' • 000101i1111011 "gest, said that be represented contractors in making tenders. Mr. Wyse told hies that he had to give 5001. to be ditributed mow* reetymea to support h` if he got his cost net. Mr. Wpm told wit sees to appear before the many as Ponad's soot. Mr. Area proposed to toll Mr. Wyss sod Yr. TOZlkilli to dray that they had removed the Z& Yr. Jima' Ryles, however, declined to receive it ; Mr. Wyse had already denied that he had received any mosey, and besides, it was • matter wily collateral to the issue. Mr. Pewee thee summed op the evidence for the defer deal, aid Mr. D. Seymour proceeded to reply upon the whole t 0.., but before Is. had limbed his address, the farther heariss was adjoin's& COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAY 11. Mears ON lodge Ordinary.) nion P. MCI AID CIALIBT. . . - . . Mr. Bars sad Dr. epiaka foTtite petitioner ; Mr. Overesd, Q C., and Ur. Rusin for the co-reictit. Tar pedtsomer, Beery Beek, an upholsterer is road. married Mary Lasgetaff at Appleby, Weeteuseked, is Jess, ISt& At drat they lived at Whiteebapal, when the petitioner bad two pleas of Ituaiems They were on perfectly good terms, sad they had three albino. At LA the respoodest took So &Skin sad robbed the boom for the puree of auppl ion be with liquor. Whoa fisted eat elm prayed for fur vwsm , het her hestoad met bar away foe a few °meths. The °ohm/Statism was thee seem& sad ke • little Mae the reepoodenes behaviour was moth improve& She sees, 111111“VeF, Mapes& sea became mires lima ever and le May. 18* Uwe was • boal @operation: After this she returned boss to bar father's, bet she el west to live with the asrespesiest Clam*. • sit44•6lar et Liverpool, who hod monded her twin sister and It wee all that mislead bees guilty ef isesdre• sdullery hiss, toosithm I. the birth of three iliesitimoks ohddase s ism deed. The boated of the (kapok at &hi tart aselby, his wide, sod the rusposain sum to ledge at' boom der six days. now ampied • ausbliAslW seem, as Chmby's Nqvid, Os tere semeiese Mos. Chseby pet [TWOPEN CE tip an hoer before her husband sod sister, and left them together for en hour. eralamtiansumd —One night the respondent did riot go to bed at all. Withers had left her with a butcher who was also staying in the house ; and he expiated that they would soon go to their respective rooms ; bast the neat morning he found them still together in the parlour. Mrs. Nixon, who bad sold Clamby • dairy business at Copperas-hill, Liverpool, said that the remained in the house for a fortnight afterwards. Clemby had Mrs. Beck, • young min named Nelson, and a lad named Tbwaitee, with him. There were plenty of bedrooms, but lbs. Beck would only have eine for the whale family. The two men and the boy slept in one bed and Mrs. Beek in another. Nelson and Thimble and to get up bet sad leave the re speadents together ; and Mrs. Beek had also on two ooze sloes takes the orrespoodent his breakfast ia bed. Tb writes sad Nelms were also *zaniest Kate Hater Doyle, tenant at the been on Ooppenett stated that when thg ; t o siil . segierate rooms Mn. Beek often to go Into Mr. s ; and whams had often toned his clothes in the res et's. Had seen them kir one another. Crais-examined—The respondent bad a little girl sleeping with her at OopperaphilL Hr. °reread did not for one moment contend that the respondent was not as abandoned woman, but nothing had been proved to show that the molting connexion had ever misted—certainly not with Me privity It igar Z d a assay. He could not call eith er th e co - resp ondent or bis wife ; it he could he should hays been able to show that the object of the arrangements which bad been detailed is mildew, wee the protestion of a woman whose frailties were so weU bums to leer hmily. It should be gtatsd thus the pedtioasr bad levesswaly aoassaatad P seseiiege for s &sorsa so aawmat of his wife's inissonduot with • ; sad It was ally OD the failure of that suit that the prima was beamed. The jury found for the lasbaad. Decree nisi with 0014111. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (fleforer.Williams.) Albert Batitone,lB,sed Warr Batotwit,l6, brothers, wire charged wit► feloniously setting fire to a number of pest lotion, the property of the Pestmaster-Geeeral, the said letters being in a dwelling-houes in the occupation of Samuel Bliermaa, aid he and his wife being thereas at the time. Mr. Metcalfe sod Mr. Paeans coaled...el the prawn- Moo. The primers were defeoded by Mr. Cooper. It appeared that about an ► o'clock in the morning on the 14th of April, the primers were ia Aleseaderatmet, Pad and Wanes was seen to light his pipe. They were at the time close to the shop of Mr. Sher man, who is a dealer ia whim sod 1101611 1 / 2 aed who also keeps • past letter remineg boom. and the premien were beard to say somothieg, and then Wanes want up to the letter bee, sad was about to drop the lighted paper wheel be had seed fer his pipe ato it. The other prisoner thee celled out that it was of no use putting that in, us it wee not half large enough. He then took • piece of from tie pocket aad lighted it, aed they thescrappedboth the lighted pieces isle the letter box, and lames were immediately man to issue film it. A pohos mastable, awed Jew, who \ apposed to be in a polities from wheats he meld set what bad token plea, west after the primeness, who bad rue awa y, sod secured them, sad took them back to Kr. tthenean's shop. The letter box was thee examined, cad it was fused that a great many of the letters that wore I. inked bees partially boned. But foe the discovery, very serious ememiquenoes might have resulted, as, immediately ender the letter box there was a consideable quantity of wines sad spirits. Mr. Justice Williams, after the above facts bad bees deposed to, asked llr. Metcalfe nada , what statute be pro- posed to ask for a °mention of the primers ? Mr. Metcalfe replied that be relied epos the 7th maim of as act of metazoan, pained recently, which enacted that V any penes should set firs to any article in a dwell ing -house ender suok cirearintimeas, if the house Mall were see on fire the set would annual to &boy. Mr. Jetties Williams said be wee of upisloe that it was seasemry to sheer that the parlor lalesdtd le set in to the boas, at the; time the act was ciammitied. la the pretest ease, V the jary should think that the primers merely needed to bun the kitten oat of • lerk, as it wee termed, be was of wane that it did not come within the stunt*. The jury said they thought the prisoners merely in. • to ban the letters in the letter box out of mis chief. — Fe; learned Jodie, therefore, directed an ateleithl (Before the Meader.) Jew dwell, 31, carpenter, sad Besenest, 41. shoemaker, were indicted Is, feloniously Mahe. sod meter iag the wereboese of Omega Soma, se the 'lad May, ad sholiag therein en lookusg-elsio hams, yelps 71. his pro perty. The prisoner Metall pleaded guilty, sad Beauseent pleaded cot guilty, sad we pat epee hie Mud. Mr. Best, with wham was Mr. Bosley, proemial; sod Mr. Oradea defended the prisoner. TM prowesse, ft appeared, wee be ertmeive bookie glass manufacturer, carryieg on hie hostess' in m ammas premises situate Iflk Aldeagate-street, and tin primmer Amen has hem ia hls employ ment as a carpeciter for a samba of years. In aousequesee of sustscions that he was being robbed, the =tar called in aid the services of Detectives Smith, aad Rowland, ef the City shoe. with a view to detect the oisedera. The three active °Mows kept watch oat the premises, and at the hour of six o'clock in the morp hs of the Tad of May the whose, Aden was seen to scale a wall sad per over the roof of ea pre aims. and afterwards to enter those of hie employer at the rear. la • few mooed, he opeeed the sithdoor and admitted the other prisms!, Besessont, and both were seer by Detective Smith, who bad secreted himself in the few coalman home, to est about the removal of the en large gilt pier glass homes mistimed Is tb• isthmuses, and whilst they were carrying them, mend up, towards the outee door, South emerged from hie biding sad *Mod both the Flamers, and • Molest straggle between them sad the Older. ler • molest they amped Sato the some, where the other *Morn mice ia wafting, end by them sad Smith, who also icsieed in the pursuit= were captured is Smithfield she, a *even champ Bartholomew-ekes sad its nesserees The jay, without hesitation, renamed • verdict of Guilty. TM two penmen were agate plated at the bar, together with Mammal Pdrolb, and Odessa, dwell mid Rem. meet for Moans mad mediae' the same presaisse ea the 27th April, sad stealiag therefrom four plates el glees, the property It Mr. Simms, aid Pedvelli with remain the was overly wen Monies it to have Wen stair. Mr. Beet sad Mr. Bosky yen prosecuted, sad Mr. F. H. Lewis &leaded Patina Thu feats ellits were ginner to those in tits preeediag use is ripidod the mime= Assail sad liournoot i with this aldnees, that the riper Beeramoot was trued with the goodie stein in this unman to the Amp of the pritoDer Pedraii, who carries am • mall Mama in Red Lisa-etre* aertaiwell, u a lookiug-glau maker, where tint property was toned °metaled. W hen charged with compliaty us the Woe, Peetrolii biome violently tad, bat admitted that he had bought Ms goods its. ieaamoat withal Ma ea lour after the robbery had hem perpetrated. The whams Beatunoat and Pedrollt were both earnieled, and the throe (3610111118 haw* bees railed tip tar judgment, The Recorder ustmcied Arnett lobe kept to peril sem- Jade ler the ems of bre years. Besarnoct to skektesa mouths' imprisonment with hard labour, and PehroW (who was straggly recommended to many by the jury as semaat at his previous good character) to aim months' imprison meat with heed labour. notate Maktety, LI, labourer, was indicted far felogi °ugly eresultlsg Juba Clair', with kneel to do her bodily Gars. la • stood count the Merge we. *united to the Wear offence at Mute buddy hum. Mr. Motralfe soedected the prosecution, sod the primmer was undefended. ilia evidence adduced din:lowed arts of the grossed brutality ow as pert of the primate towards the usfortenete prossannis. wbo woo one of the lo west clam abounding at the east tied el the town. It a that the wearier, who bad bad• the withlr het that of the pressman:, mot bar in Iflllnetreet. Bt. Gootp's in-tbnleet, about two o'clock at sight, sod bodes greedy abused kw with foul kmageeps, M what eke retortad in s sorreepoodins drain, 4 dekburatoly wises frost of bee, struck kw is Outface, and kicked bar twice is the very lows* part of tbe abdomen., boos the effects of which ehe fen down isseatible. Th. savage attack wee witoosed by Mr. Denial Walters, a deflower, who was steed* at Ins own door, anal wins at on secured tits }gunner, sod celled to his . bayous to mese to the prosecutetz, who was raised from the ground. leanlog a pool of blood. The pri sms, was oceiveyed to tho police station, and the poor pressontric to tin horpital, miters she remaised three weeks, awl was sot y 64 rosovered from the iojasils 61b6 bad asidaised. . _ The primmer, whom oiled on to say what be bad to Mate is thews, to the cher" replied in a enlloo and morose tom that be wee very drunk at the time, and that he had miser ;Monad to do the girl say harm. The jar: without heettesicto toned kin OM* of the moat swims Marge is the iedietetest, aed it bawls( lees ne± ., that he was • ao4arissil7 bed character, sad bed y bees eiterioted at assaults mid robbery, " 317 .. Iterardor eesteseed Ides to hi kept in peaal servitude to fosr years. Sarah Beier, as istermiting4mldag young team* sew• madmred io dieskarge at her bell to answer se indleimene ter emosaling the berth at a Mad which she had bees devisedwhile is the service at Itra Leas, at the Oasides Bead Tann. letiegtos. Mr. dials►h promoted ; sad the Rossi wee defended* Mr. Kemp. isetneted Its. T. Atter a palatal Mosby aid a most able sad feeling rhino les Mr. Hemp the jury Acquittal the posogisr, sad ohs meat ems dieshaqped. Hotangties Tat is oboist sad strops moderato hi -S. eadi wbeisease t. um Thor ellynalagesiiivessowel ler this tea Ilm smog prherimas. IA aold to pickets le MN A....•••••.../ a i ~~~ I. t it • !