The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-13 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Bitting in Baum -Before Lard Cidat JoAnne Erla sad
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__APPLICAtION Von A2l simuncriont.
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Mr. Manisty, 47E: i;;;i«.l;iiit;i 1,7 inn. Oiled.
for • rale far as inPutotioe directing the North Beaten
Railway °Dopey to carry his coals sad vaguest epee the
sane ferias as they carried them of other persons. The
harmed coined slated that Kr. Oilade was • cal atereloat,
envy* ea business at York, Bede* Lay burn, aad other
please, and he bed had a oontrast with the Oor.bos °colliery
Oceepany, by whits& be was to be supplied with a larEnuan-
tity of walk and they were to be delivered at web as
be should appoint. The cocas Wall awe slat is name
of the °diary. Ocesplay. It happwed that Mr. Oiclede's
eriangemeat came to an sad ; and after this, ea the 4th
Neveintses, sixteen waggons of eod eases free the colliery
la Yr. Ogledoes own waggons, bat when they reached Ferry
Hill the railway ppaaeey, finding that the coals were so
kegs sent ter the Collwy Ceetpaay, refused to said than
es. Mr. Oxide offered to pay say charge which the rail.
way y plowed to wake, bat they still ditelised to
any foe , and it was pa amend that they wished so deal
rely with ealiery °woe's, and not with coal merchants. If,
boweroat the company were allowed to persist in the deter-
selastiou at which they had arrived, the coueoperace would
be that Mr. Oxides busioass mum atop
Mr. Jostles Williams—Did the mammy amigo *sly reason
for Mating to terry ?
Mr. Maaisty—No ; but be believed that there wan some
in little feeling the matter.
Rule granted.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCIL
(Bsiore the Jody Ordiaary.)
MIMS v. MIMS.
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The Queen's Advocate and Mr. Barmaid for the petitioner.
Julia Lamert, daughter of Dr. Samuel Lamont, of Bed.
ford-square, was married on the 26th of June, IMO, to
Elkin Debris'. • gas meter-maker in a large way
of henna The parties were Jews, sad the marriage
took plass Int at the Registrar's-office, sod ther-
eat* before the Chief Rabbi at Willies-noun
The hothead and wife had known each other
for some time previously, sod the match had the approba-
tion of their respective friend; from whom they received
valuable presents of plate and jewellery at the wedding.
For two yea= they lived happily together at Tavitonr
street, Gorilorrequare sad at Dr. Lamer Ca Dr. Lamert be-
esieung MIN, that the respondent had famed au illicit
eminesikon with Ernily Hill sent for him sad charged
him with the aeon. Ho admitted it, but im-
plored his father-io-law for the make of him
wife (who wee then ragwort) sot to take any steps in the
matter. He Una instructed Mr. Lewis, the attorney is
Mariberough-street, to settle with Mrs. Hill ; sad her silence
was purchased, after some negotiation, with the sum of 201.
Os the 77th ef July, 1862, when the pities were both at
Mortlake, the respondent suddenly disappeared. Dr. Lamed
afterwards received a letter front him dated Vieteta,
Vainouver's Island, in which be confessed himself a
wicked vain.* and stated that he had " turned a little
angers love to bate ;" but he promised better behaviour is
future, and implored his father m-law to stop the divorce,
the thought of which was killing him. Mrs. Defrise had
bed two children, bat both, front the ante of their father's
profligacy, were born deed.
The petitioner, in her examination, said that the respondent
had only been kind to her for the first three or four months
of their marriage. After then he began to be harsh and
cruel im his conduct, sod to use abusive language. In
Johnny, 1861, he pushed her about, and threw her against
• chair, which hurt her much. The only provocation she
had gives him was talkie' about his playing at cards. Ou
another occasion be seized her by the throat sod threatened
to strangle her. He had come borne late at eight, sod be said
be had bees attending to some bushing, which she thought
was fictitious. His violence frightened her very much. A
short time after, while they were in bed, she told him that
she thought it improper for him to be sees riding about when
be was • baakrupt. He became so violent that she got out
of bed. He earns to her and began to pull her about, at
last lettiag bet fall heavily on the door. At that time she
was far advanced is pregoaucy.
Decree aka.

CRIPP V. CRIPP.
Dr. Spioirs sad Mr. Searle for the petitioner.
The parties were married in 1841, and they thirwards
lived togetinr et Hammersmith, when they had ass son.
Cbipp was a lieendniper. Sventaally he Jemmied his wife,
and in Judy, 1858, b. contracted anot►er 'marriage with a
woman mimed Flanders, on acieoust at which his wife now
sought a dissolotioe. The evidence, however, tot being
altogether satisfactory
The JuJge Ordinary ordered tbe ease to stand over.
BOWAN V. BOWEN AND IVANt.
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Dr. Spin'', for the petitioner. The respondent did not

aPYr. W. Bowen, of Elilatoe, Staffordshire, said the peti-
tioner, Mr. John Skidmore Bowen, was his brother. Peti-
timer married Maria Clews is March, 1855. He wee clerk
loth* county magistrates at &inn, and lived neat door to
witnese's offices. He separated from his wife in May last.
the previous September, in eoesequewas of as interview
with the chairman of the magistrates, witness had an inter-
view with petitioner, who thereopoo dismissed hi man, Paul
Evans, from halal/Ws. In the followiog Novemberpetitiorier
bad a serious illness, cod Evans west back to the house.
There was at that time soother servant in the bowie. Wit-
ness lid an interview with his brother, who mused the ro-
spoodent'sfriechts to be commookatecl with, and his estab-
liebaiset broken up. He was himself removed to wit-
lessee's house (for he wee bed-riddefl), Bed in shoat a fort-
night afterwards the tarlatans was sold. The respondent
west to her sister's at Birmingham. Oa the 13th of
February a warrant we, procured for the arrest of Evans on
•nbarge of felony. Witness west with • detective named
Obadiah Batty to the respoodset's lodgings in Stratford-
place. where they fogad them in bed together.
Dome nisi.

A woman was sent for trial from the Manchester
Poliee.court, yesterdAy, for an ingenious freed on a burial
gaiety. She entered the news of certain persons as
lumbers of the society, and afterwards applied far the
burial mosey, at the same time showing a medical eartdicate
of death. la the int case she was silecessful. h►ving
pawed elf Misdeed child of • strawy as her owe; is the
woad, she was detected.
The National government of Poland has just
forwarded to Rime Czirteryski • report meshed by it
from the ineurgset authorities in Lithuania, ia which the
cruelties perpetrated by the Russians ia that provitee us
enumerated. To this document are joined protests from the
paLwimaw of Wiles, Howno, °mike, Minsk, Mohilew, and
Witeteir, to which are attached 2t9,f,46 signatures, all veri-
fied by the national authorities.

Wheal bilis,. MALL Ova. Auar.
qra va gra vs. bets. racks.
Inglis/ and 'Aorta 370 1200 1110 1110 .. 1000
Irteh l7O .. 1 110
forelgo I WO 11110 UN 110
14101 lOOO 2222 1120 171110 1110 1160

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COBS. —ll..rket toodonately attended. Wheat—Strong
Nihon, and prices fully as doer. Floor—Rather more
offering, but holders don't giro way. Indian Corn —Slow
male, toiled 2Se. 3d. to 28e. 6d. Egyptian benne, Sala,
30n. oat apot, and 30a. to arrive. Oats awl oatmeal quiet.
Corroc—Market quint at rather Caner rates, gam
about 4,000 barn.

MINCING LANE. --.crais DAY.)
Bortaa.—The market eastinses fires, with a fair amount
of bulges, doing, inept for British Watt India, the WM of
whish are limited. Maaritias sold at 355. to 445. 64. ; white
crystalised, 485.; anelayed Manilla, ;
335.; Java, 38s. to 41s. ;
Bahia brows, 375. 6d. ifavarteab, No. 12, 44*. ; sad Porto
Rioo, fine brava to goad yellow, 39.. to 425. Refined is is
better request, sod prices show • slight improvement.
OOFFTS.—The pabliesales of Pleatetiou Ceylon have gone
off without spirit at Miser irregular prices ; triage sold at
els. to 66.. ; fine ordinary to middling, 735. to 86s. 6d. ; pm-
berry, 80s. d. to 89s.
Tta.—The public salsa of Assam are going off with spirit ;
privately there is very little business doing.
Rice.—No sales reported.
Rum.—A very large haziness has been transacted, chiefly
speculative. at an advance of id per gallon. The sale. in-
clude Demerara at le. flid. • Surinam, Is. 6d. ; &wbite,
L.; Leeward*, Is. 4t/L to' le. sd.
Faarr.—The demand for most qualities °retinues season-
abl_, active at previous rates.
BALT/MIL—No sales reported.
00CHINKLL is in more request, about 300 bags wildst fully
last week's prime.
Carron. —The demand im more active, at prices not pre-
viously obtained.
RlTE—Bales far arrival mations to affected at full prices.
Oa the spot the market is also firm.