The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-01 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

[A telograph's ousiesty of the tullowirg appeared is
prterday's Espies):
The United State' mail steamer Argo arrived
yesteiday at Cowes, on her way to Havre. Her
English mails and passengers were landed at Bemire
acopton yesterday afternoon. She brings intelligenne
from New York to Nov. le.
The Nero York Herold of that day publishes the
bllowing :
"By oar despatch from Weehington we leers that
the Cabinet were in session yesterday, and that de-
spatches from oar Minister to England, Mr. Nieha-
us were reed and considered. The tenor of them
desPatehes are said to be of the most frisediy and
gametal divider. Our government is assured that
there was no threat intended by sending a fleet to the
Wed Indies, and not the slightest canes foe the me-
eitement and penis created by the English ripen. It
is said that the administration leek greatly relieved

by the meson k sties them hem the nemenity of
beaks, eat hem the sakeeemeet of the Moores der
leloo or aghtla • The maser et the mall el Osa.
Amato. theMezls a Iffliister, mated coesidemble
emdteeeset in Washiegbee
The Ben York AMU hams the great mite-
asset created is lonised In mad to the tbreatesed
war with the Unita &ass mad the alleged mesa
far the Menses of the English bet cm the Ameekm
mast so extraoediaary tad peadisr, that it has *ha
it a duty to gimp together all the fasts mid
sa ths subject." Thus it reprints, in its sosalinialE
'lsms mamas of extracts from reports
exploded, artioke writtea is America sad
en 'spark at knowledge sr mix Weenie/ands%
and instructively scull —" Oar shelter is
flakbed. Oat of thus Irish slabs and the sebum it
ea vessel wrongly sherged as a Russian privrOose, hes
all this excitement and all dila alarm boss ereateiL"
Elsewhere the mime paper says:—" The alleged
=lomat of Zemin privateers in this port—the
wiaking sad Waking of oar government at
be orgeohatise it a Mouldable Irish and Know-
Ilethiag enspkeey_emeog as for some midnight
Lai-psi
the ishaidseit eerie ef peer old Ire-
the alleged enspiskas efilleeleas between
mar Wishes Cattiest ad the Ghee illibustares, me
all bombs& sad sash hashes es Barnum would
despise in glebe up Pm* mermaid."
TM el AttonierCioneral
Cashing, in a iliMaddsieshreigs Weirs of the
United States, lee forth imbues hem i
of his own party. Thu the New York .asaitsfrr:
says :
We wish, ter est yea, that Mr. Owides would sepias
himself to the dada M ellise*lka will& we wadi
15...,. by the way, be bee sot tee smelt settisunLates/
he hes bees sat*si the Mistime et the s
marte—be Me bees le/Mathes sad deeidiages tbe sub-
ject of the equality of the Stater, ea the presseser a ewe
supposed to be got up he the essalies. Oushig is Mr.
Nem'. Commis sad Baynes Cesar, all is sse. TM
nempapen already talk of hie desisaiwbeteas the Jitter-
aey General dedike seth—he gime apkiess is
importaet ems referred to ham Ss same
authority with these .1 myself/ lawpsa, sal as OM& Is
W prone me, he hes tivesimed late the slim sl Isms-
ism et Stew, sad Siwalik/melt law our bodes minim
We mast tell Mr. Collies Mat be bas am the Ewe twill
labour fora tisentes, if gm% old shot So *MI Pisan.
erotic by Wass oat temp mistime slam thee sy maim
Odds, their stesagsmest. The smutty will prefer to leave
diem with Mr. Many.
Havana data to the 13th inst. have been received
at New Orleans. A party of wreckers who were
taking out the cargo of a Spanish brig on the Bahama
Banks were axed into by a British launch, two of
them killed, Ave or six woanded, and the balance kn.
No pude:Wan Si. gives by telegraph.
=sad. bad edvassed is prise at Havana, sad a
food business was doing. Tim stock of agar oo
land was about 30,000 boxes.

Tb eteetit;iieteasiastvii. Id. ;e6B7ei on lssklet
ap, sad all tie Wale= sallesad steaks wen he*
sod stead at as hoposoomout. The 1V.,.1 Aral;
isgs:—" We usissolsai 110 quite • ember of NIA .1
Bosiaod past moo. malls is *her alibt. wla
eirealselea is assalep. A ammo ism on by
the assombip radio. sedan mod for Use walnut of
botahlupoolpgh o
. Tiwts stoemsortla Joubthosmad :faMeM I r
vow sr any sopoolsoiss of e to
the Ildsoi Items, nog it pasha* wlll bayshas tbst tthi
artoifalh an St=. viSh iourusoodl oodvity.
_Tholottou
masa it Mum, at about Ob. he 1116111. UNmea. non
as.. haight efesias see liteapeel. Oa the 16th about
WOO bushels et vela wave gametal 714. ia balk. sad at
Sit fu ships' belia

AUSTRALIA.

COROBLNO FROM OZZLONG TO BALLARAT.

OraLox°. Birr. 10.
Here we us going on u anal : the town not
quite so py as Paris, nor so doll as many little
eet-of.the.way plasm either in England or Francs.
We have got so far as to lay the foundation of a
building for the Mechanise' Institute, which event
was celebrated by a !ergs tea meeting. Mrs.
presided over the principal table oa the platform,
where the guano and chief people were. She did
the honours, very well, as I hear, for I had the Isis-
fortsee not to be present. About 600 people were
assembled, and Mrs. —'e table was graced by the
presence done of the mouton be the town and other
notables together. Some single, and music enlivened
the proceedings, and several good speeches were also
delivered.

Willlet* these proposals were ping on in Cles-
long, I wee at Ballarat ea and I suppose you
will like to hoar a word or two of that leaky, so
celebrated for the gold it yields. We have now two
coaches every day to and from Ballarat—if coaches
they may be called, for they are widely different
from your notions of a coach. They have no springs,
but they are hung on leather straps, so yca are sure
of being shaken well enough; nor have they any
convenience for laggage—in fast, they are like a
rough kind of opts van. They carey about 12 piteous,
each of whom is allowed the liberal quantity of
seven pounds of luggage: all excess in weight to be
paid for. The distance is about sixty miles, at the
outside, and the fare is three pounds. They manage
to get through in one day, which is very well, con-
sidering the roads. In some parts you have to pass
through the primitive forest; and it is no joke to
drive four horses amongst the trees, winding about in
every direction. In particularly muddy and dirty
places, the pa amenprs have to get out and walk; but
on the good parts the horses go at full gallop. About
lye miles of the road have been laid with planks
placed close together, as an experiment. In dry
weather it answers very well, but in wet it
is slippery. There are several small towns growing
up along the road, and good inns every few
wise. Ballarat is well situated on a rising ground,
overlooking a large and wide valley, where a great
army of dicgore is encamped. A curious scene this
fat, as it to called, presents. Tents innumerable in
every direction, interspersed with shops, eating
houses, drapery establishments, and even a bank.
Then every here and them is a deep bole, one hun-
dred or • hundred and fifty feet deep, worked by •
party of ex or seven men—a speculatiou of course.
This bole has to be lined all the way down with stout
planking, sad sometimes the water is very trouble-
some to get out. If lucky, they make a good thing of
it; but sometimes they have three or four months'
labour for nothing, not having hit on a good plane.
The amount of gold deposited at the government
bank for security was about 40,000 ounces, and
15,000 ounces had bees sent away by the assort, the
voice of which would be about 200,000 i. Attention is
now being turned towards the quartz rocks, which
contain gold. but the trouble and d 'Scully of extracting
it is considerable. The quartz must be crushed and
ground, and the gold extracted by the action of mer-
cury. Ail this requires a good outlay in machinery,
but still, when properly undertaken, it pays.
The deep holes I have alluded to, wbea worked
out arid shandored, are very dangerous to the
unwary, and as they occur without any regularity,
you have constantly to keep your eyes oa the 100k-out,
lest you drop suddenly into one of them, as the poet
elegantly says:
Fain them, yes hunt.
They are useful, however, to the butchers and
others, as they are read y receptacles for all the offal,
paunches, dze., which otherwise would be in the way;
and this soft masa might act as a cushion in Nome
degree to moderate the fall of any nolo-ley wight.
It was • carious sight, as you sot on lb* coach, to see
the driver lcokiog oat to avoid • hole on his side,
whilst you WI re wondering whether he would miss
ems on your side. Luckily I got up and down spin
without any digester; though on my return our pole
broke whilst we were at toll speed, and we narrowly
swiped running against a large tree,

Raiz fatalism&

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Two ogees es policies et leniresai, to be tried by meth! '
juries, berlag bees
Lord Campbell thilrisiry• dot the these barite be..
referred, they al& ms awl odd poet their tIM them
eirembli ie wolsesithe the Wag et Sadists, who wield,
es the sass. et ear gems, sees swim is this metropolis.
Es wee bow List the dap wee Ito Ithe es to give his
widest, a themsreltie kinviessits of war anew.
witssetsjory 'sue, of se domosil Me
mart Bnet, was disposed
I of sad mother pert heard, win tie (41102*d, es
We led** hegters the other leased fudges is the Gut
of Crinkles' A

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Of PlOlllllll

OW MAL 111•011 AND
Mr. fierjesel ad Mr. Prides appeared kw he
plaintiff, sad Mr. K. Cheatham sad Mr. as.. repromilled
Ike &leaden.
The deskraties MOM that the Maiself ad delesial
aimed to Sr mast, sal ha Ile delishenlibbed
to tang as who wee Minh reedy hi wow to
many us.
The ishmieM pink& that he did set agree to marry,
as
barraVrilkise, is sten
nos the ease, said the piled",
Milseart, was hosameker sad naliase, is
the My et Seismk as& the it
wee • geshamss
toddles is Wake. It would be obseeved that ash was
sisideraldo disprity buw*aiM plidatiff sad inkiest
is op aid is may other respell. He wee km make, sad
hr ash bet la sloths Is tli ; in this wee is egpshillea
of Ike daft The ,
ski quellila wee as issokler of
empeasble meek aid Seek( miasma Mel
modem she Imams aspekted with Kr. WINNE', who
obtruded Mardi key sink as the stesstiss of Was MN
some, who. be hadeasidies ass. Sliest pmt npulesil his
advasees, bet be hawed bat sad links assieleked
Mc Mime, be ailed at but eat *baled a
iamb% voila MS, he wee sway tow, to the label Ms
asd dieleuelks. Mee the Mak el bee melber, kiss
without mg passasseeizdvsmap me, Bader the thoshit
asst bate re
ter illedSiresd eIM the hanks& bad betrayed Pr
diem. Oh Manias as hod snowed that
unereseeesgill so husk he but assialeaume for • short
time ; bet bessairc, as is idways the an with selfish nee,
shaesSed sod Wed it that nos y whisk he bed at km a
=44 lee ha bassiihs.he weak wish len of
sal idisseeme. Re mar he deems.
IM MO while be MI slated, eke& Moms wee 'Minh
lo asidieshie dimilles at the bomb it she key to oomph-
Aele bee he he star nisi whisk MI bees seM epos her
by em wefts semis* of the dehadast.
Kis. Mks Was was the In Whose ailed. she said—
! reside is Dim& Is the year 111111 I onspled apartments
at 2, rtionad~...4, is WA sky. I rested them from
the WM bee. heap the planar' mother. I saw the
defesdast 'bap is he meths of November. He asked me
U Kies Klima Maud time, as he wasted to see her. She
met him s tao eel hop west out minket to walk.
Aftse hie be said sewed Muse. Oa me wades whoa
ho 1101184 Kim Whim asked Re if I paid Mt these go
kW as pulses, whish was the nen I oomph& I crested
Ikea pennies to have the pular. I remained outside
the ism I heard Kiss Mahe say, " I have got • you
seem" He mid, Will yea give him up for ? I will
=yea myself is three assths.' He Kindle said he
gin her • I'm Madame drew I heard soaks
lONS es that onseies• He silerwards visited her as her
suits,. Shortly after this Mn. Mikan died, ad
Miss Mean yen sp tie bosh I sad my behead
lodpd with Mn. Kamm Ise th monks The MMus
were members et • hawks sespepliss. TM yeses
man who was miss hie oilmen to Mks Mahe wee •
hip's mate. His same wee Towles.
Cromezemised—Wbes 51. dekidest called at lift leis
Kilian was speaks is bet ems apemen,. The mother
was dead shoes a Vlees at this taw. The Madan
can Me some ae•
_ lam • dressmaker. At
Ses Ike delesdest used lo go up to Mr est. She
a 11.111106 abed leave to Mks him Isto ~parur. This
woo obese dohs Whisk to the monist. She took him
Ws sec Mar. I stayed onside eat listened. Whoa he
shed keels itre up tho rims nos sad he would marry
bus k are' .m e. do shah, "If I thought your
klestises wendp I would de- se." Wiles lie suss out,
alas about hail ea book I was away to avoid beige nes
llamas. I allsowards Sell Mr what I had beard. seen
aw the sew drum NM did set sell me who Mr. Williams
was. Voyles sad to Wok bee is bar apartments.
Kra. Sarah Widtreerdi ezeasioed—My beetwad is a
mariner. Is MS I 'WM at 3, JaaaiiiMilteit, BristoL
Kiss Unseen same to kip with me. The defouden
celled ou her several thaws fibs told me Ite was Kr. Wil•
num. Sessedens she called him "Willis.," sad mow
times " Winkles." Oa on occasion they wen is the
parlour swam I wee is the paseace, ea he mat at the
door. (Laughter.) Mr. Williams told Kim Mikan hie
latestissa who hisesrable. I had even roses to bonen
that Miss Marin bed yielded to Mr. Willisam's
ties, sad I gehboesolles So pit the mimes& he left. I have
had so essemainlies with bee skim Mks Kilns»
showed he a lake weeks by Mr. Whams with marriap
is it, sad I Maws& till him I had sees it.
Cromniesiehmilles Mahe used to go to the tint,.
with Mr. NM es ash retries they seed to take

supper. together.
Mr. Chambers—Mkt he rends leas in tits hors ?
Wittier—Oh, deer eve, sir. 1 arrays weighed Min out.
(Laughter.) There is a t abliwhouse MUM " The Chows,"
sear say Imes, kept by a mama who is ail to. resgestable.
I will Miss Mamas the shossMar et tint sad she
did aid sr them egabk MIO ISA IS ift
Ws dosed the 'widow he taw OmiWK whisk so the
dahaleat idled Si widows, was thus awased up by tees.
Peat Wilda% wbe eenteaded tha was a awe of deli-
berate 'Manisa, ia whisk the `
jury abash! award the
beaviell dosages as setae esaireasatioa for a tresadal spirit
and a Whoa hurt.
Mr. Chambers was about to address the jury, whoa
The Chia( Mersa said be sever ia his life haew a eons se
hems Is all Its testa. These was sot a tittle Oe.vidoess to

&Tit ear s the age of the er be. eoadltien i lied,
well he ad *tiny haw the fatal'. might lave nes the
UNA t the world. Loebtog se the
ti hike, le meld*nun ass het my that this spp.ud to
Mete as Moran% modes.
Pridesax—My lord, that letter has been withdraws.
The Chief Bares—l keel, it was het I have seen qeite
.Mt! to justify me to to I think this is an attomsy's
Mr. Prideass—l yen lordship drawing
may Wenn* from a=te="bles bees withdraws.
The Chmyill ffenes
inks—Ms. biding. I have a penile sight
to form o.
I Mr. PMeam—Det I .shalt year lordship los as !lett
to submit that opines M the bry.
Mr. Chombem pressoW with his address, 111011111111*
thet Whin had bees wen to now that the phalli
had wedbeed say penning less by the breech of thapealehe
as alleged, ones fin than bed bees any nominal
The Mid Sena, is seemeing up. mid that is se Odor
reentry la baron mold sash a clam et sides be maim-
mined ; but is this eamaisreial soustry essinote hr
marriage were pat prods* as the men Mengee
other contracts, sash as for the pushes. of land.
This was eartaisly the most satraordisary mos he
had ever Mows is this fora of action. They know
nothing boned the Met that the plaintiff was a noes
sad the dolesdast was a sae—(ughter)—end that het
wen over the age of puberty. They did est either knew'
limner the deadest wee • youg sus' or ea old man, or
• middle.ged mu. It bad sot eves bees asked it he
wore well dressed. Ali that was keel's of Mr. Williams
alm that he was profligate assagh to fellow this young
wows end isdalgs is • vie. skin was ecommes to both.
Se &bold c mail have liked to know aomethis" of the
reel bletimyel the plastid, sad partieularly wise it was
OM • Mil 11•11.4 Towles used to semessi p se
be mad, ad Ml Ille rem of the house ester easaer gems
same on the MINOR Is order to maintain sun as es
this, it most be shows that the plaintiff had bees missed
by the defendant at the time alleged. He should Like to
have had tome ulnas. to show wbedme the plaintiff was
a dreomeaker or asosethiag elm under that same.
The jury hung retired miermsd into mart attar es
abloom cot as hour, whoa the theme= said they had
nuenimously agreed that lbws bedbugs a brought'
of marriage, but they had so mideen le thew dm
plaintiff had sustaised say pennon her, sad easy whbeil
In know whether, seder be elsonastaams, it wee lOW
pent for them to surd d •
The Chief Baron—You erre. nantinal damages.
The lememan— W bat are mensal damages; woad
nerimi amp. sour sects ?
Viead darts—That is a geodes as soot emeeloas
l mg* sot to be suswered ; bet I will depart hem ths
I ode la this seen Itoinlemsi damages vary tram Is. M 40..,
bee bellearprissee I la you that if is to
M asses yes see sonferrlagsobsit epos
SD miss ass last ileauglit by the yoseg woman; it
ten ml eilliemielm Mks, end we. bonnet for the purpose
se
This win ought never to have ben
SONO of June.
The Paime—Theo amy lead yea think it wield sot
bays bass bet at ell hod it sot bees for the attars.' is
the sues ?
The Chief Rana—Certaisly. Bat dm', think, gentle.
sue, I au divot*: to yea ; I am only uproots' my
'wild opines.
• Jarman—We think that if the oasts are sot remind
She ROI will b. annoyed.
TN Chief Bann—Then I.a 'haus of her being as.
s•Fat It ass os the principle of "so sere no pay."
The Penman—Thes, my lard, we will egaW retire to
110•116167 oar verdict.
he jury nominal away a for minutes, and returned
into mart with a unit* let the plaintiff—damages, one

farthisp. -
Mr. 8e... on behalf of the dereadent, applied to his
lordship to certify that the damages sett not to carry costs.
Tint learned Jae,' istisseed that be eettaialy ebould not
great e eertilloste.
HMV • MIMS MKT.
WALLIS O. ?AMA LCCIIM 1101IATAWIl.—ALLDGAD

Mr. Haulm sad Mr. Frio* appeared foe Ilia plead'',