The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-20 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
min tha.)

This morning the James? adjourned general sessions of
the pease for that Mal 44 prisoners for offences coin-
milted in the sooty et /16eacx, commenced at the
Swims Howe, Clariesawell-grews, before the insistent,
judge, sad a bench of swegistratee.
The aslesdar is noS way heavy, nor does it oontain any.
thing of vary great iimporisen for trial. The number of
prisoners for trial is elk of which 57 are chruged with felony,
and 11 with misdemeanour. The state of the education Is
thus defined-11 can neither read nor write, 20 can read.
33 can read and write imperfectly, 4 misread and write well.
bat sons are desoribed as ofgauperior education.
The grand toy having buss sworn acre dismissed to their
duties.

TIM POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

YAWNION-HOUSE.

TEI POROZZLIVI trPOIF THE HALM OM 11CS8IA.
The three Polish Jews, Waf Harivitz, Chi ro &Ago*,
sad Atreiween ere/septa'', who are charged with haring fel°•
it their pemession a plate capable of engraving
If=2lmi.reable notes of the Imperial Bank of Russia. were
this stonsieg broottgtefore the Lord Mayor, for re-exami-
ned°. upon that
ILr. again attended to prosecute, on behalf of the
Eeed goversmant. aad Mr. M'Donnell appeared for the
primes. The proceedings appeared to create considerable
satinet, end the oourt was crowded during the inquiry.
It will be remembered that upon the former on-
casket it was proved that the prisoners were &PM"
Undid by eoott and Brett, two of the City detectives.
and that la their possession there were found •
plate apabla at engraving forged ten rouble notes
at the Bank et Ruda, and primes end all the necessary
implements wore also traced to them capable of working
• impreseires frost the plate.
The primers ware remanded in order to afford time for
the prodwalden of additional evidence.
bin Neigh addressed his lordship at some length. nod,,
staled the edam et the additional evidence he proposed
to added* en the present occasion. It appeared that tip.*
the premises had been under remand the officers engaged
la the brink'', Scott and Brett, had aecertained
that they bed all been wigged in procuring
the 6=Zy k't•d• plates, that they
were eseameed together. A qaaatity of
forged teausabie weft that had evidently been struck bow,
the tamed plate had On been toned. Another important
tr.at "Mines had also been brought to Wit
&I disesrmy at • piece of gotta perches that
had ism plass& in the hands et the persons in whose p'
sooders it was bend by eon el the prisoners, in which wen

in a most ingenious manner, • meta piste
~1 tograving the characters that ars Naomi is the
..1 u teu.roubla notes.
,11,1+ rof witnesaes were examined in Nippon of the
, . appoars that another man boa bsis cep
Insuoughans, swims IS suspected of Irving
fol,;,est piste of the tame description to be ea.
..,
11.1 pri.ouers mom Ms remarried.

THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION.
(Tills DAY.)

nil- inquiry was resumed thin morning at the
House. Westminster, before Mr. It Wanes, Q.C.,
Aida Jury.
3iLlttusnitiers, Mr. Field, and Mr. Hume Williams,
',re for the petitioners; tfar H. Caine, Mr. Karslake,
.4 xi, Mtwara for Mr. Windham for
Wiodhaui ; and Mr. Charles Reason for Lady
I.l.llWei.
Taa Master at the sitting of the wart said be had
I,,ea lookimt at the shortrimed•wnter's notes in
cam, iu which Lord Campbell refused to per-
mit rate I couueel or shorthambwriters to be present dune/
tam r,..uouatiou of the alleged lunatic. Therefore, he had
stioug atithoiity in support of his refusal to permit a
esammation of Mr. Windburn.
itrte of Umpire stated that he bad been on the jury on
t'..at erasion when Lord Campbell bad left the alleged lunatic
for Male time with the jury.
The hey. }Award laves, aerate of asylum Beauchamp,
• - Mr. Windham was introduced to lum in August,
Ile had Meld that be impend a tutor to aircout-
,,,„,- him in travelling. He had a good many interview.
:all bard Alfred Hervey es tie sa*ei. He was formally
It was ungreally intesded that they abosid
ahead. It was Snell, determined that they
4,41.1 travel in Euglasd. He had two intaviews with the
%,„,rluuseullur. They west to North Wales, and from
0,, oce to Cueiberlandotayisg a week at arch place. They
ilies west teSeethisd, when they remained for a fortnight,
Tory thee returned to Lesdou and west to Felbrigg for a
~04 whom they parted. During the stay at 11. elbrigg
Mee west oat .lasing, accompanied by the
During the whole time they were scarcely sera.
Wet It was witeeee's object to make Mr. Windham
with his fellow trevellers for his advantage. Mr.
*Lamle behaved on the whole sensibly. Mt. Windham
, wanly of soueil mud. The point on which wiener
Zaad trait with hies was ha 'maser, which wee holeleram
• blesterieg rather. That was the eel, fault he hod is
=ere on very sped Isms. mil be only pies mit-
re es two ocaniem.
eneosesmesed—Weasm mast by " land mud" a per.
▪ boy easiate of slain the hearieg sad rosegsesses
Me mem* arum dell seers them that he was set
▪ anal er ea idea. Mr. Windham did set see say hares
a rag heipleniso sad bieriereas. Ile did net *gar to
yes bees told that Brach erisiket wee me.
Ile mast net explained is mei a meg that
:W.
_Wham amid me it. Mr. Wham ram
meowed for the time at all events, whatever the permaseet
Ape might bare hew. He never sew weeftr
1,1 Sr. Wiedism's (madman They setierd it, -sad would
Iffe te Maws shoat it. By " helelenimeem " warms
wog big Mbar more .cry thee alba people. People
rake Ems le interest about him the asphispire. They
✓es musk Is pay or compassior Pee* Seek as Op
Mese Is seem and his pupil& He weal ohm speak te
ear Is a gather boastful manse, shoat what •
rip helms he shored have sad his f mum
peeler, god that hied of thieg. He did
OA cams VOW% at lest to rimer aka% but
Per be did se public- It did sot (dead pee*,
hams it was gameyto donorsof lower aura than
theelf. It use pserally to the isadkad er whims at
the bash whirs they stayed. Waimea mate
Wei his ge mesh into dead es flat =l, At
tar mil of their travel Mr. Windham
Is rho sae surest in the society el their sepals 11;rta-
wa ad ma that Mr. Wiadhase's repeat, he he below per.
Ice aspen& haselecteel isferiority was dee to went of
..4n wheraka. Where wee at the milegiate school al
i ewer, sad then west to collage at Oxford.
Ity the Jury— Witness theist's that this p ncem would
kam a eery great and good effect. If Mr. W indium were
isiewmg his had course all be could my was that that
ahem had not yet bees so fatly inflasseed as he would
in course of time. Witness thought the inflame a
r. Wicalluun's mother coneteracted all the pod ethers
ud hint. Witness did not know what character d eihrialina
r. Wiedhem had since received. Witness theinght
Windham would improve.
Mr. Milward put in an affidavit made by Mr. Whims is
be Chummy suit, sworn the Ind at Jose, 010. rebeitri
,s baring left hie tutor, Mr. Herreeks, and jelsed Mee
:has regiment of which be was as raiser. Tin Weald
,unsel tine proceeded to reed • peat waiter of
notes by Mr. Wisdhant„ tregiesag with thou whin*
• at the age of eight dews to • late date, from which we
• the following selection :
• Mr. Drury.% Eton College, Res, Saterdey, 2 slimness.
••Ify dear Uncle Alfred,--1 hope yew wgl tiallpapeaaam
stop poor Jiffy being mot away, i.e. AO
papa on his death bed As would ast have see
of age. brides Mary Oarrer seaset Iske can el lbe
at all as well as Jeffy. Redeem Jiffy's wipe sad Ist
stay. I Melees her letter, se pow de all yes am
cep. was alive she sever would tree bees told to leave,
I that undo Charles knows, sad peps would set have heel
- so housekeeper, oar wield I Irate to irk
as you told rue I might ff I waded anything, and
OM hole )otl Will du all you sea for mg.—Believe me
• are-tiered nephew, W. F. Wnionur."
" Ems, Bunday, March 11, 1855.
"Mr dear Mamma,— What is come to you I Have yewjutt-ku we or not that you do not write to me. The
ftther has changed spin. My cough is tether trouble-
° now and then. I cannot get anyone to have a
et with—may 1 have one by myself? only it
cU cot too mach I am afraid. A new one
:.:. rod en old one U. Hon Fitswilliani her
I, his leg, poor boy, by eliding in the wet
ut. 110 you know anything &coat the curious
marks in Devonshire I have men lola about it in the
pen. Do please write to Ina, deer mamma ; it only
nut, a fortnight to the holidays after this week. Good
e, dear mamma ; believe me ever your affectionate son,
t i." W. F. Wursuss."
My dear Mamma,—The real truth is I was tempted to
up to Loudon again after the lost coat, which I got, but
so, Daly there live minute., as the teals got in at 7.30
left at ;Al That is the reel truth. I was sorry after.
rd, for what I did. I really was. When I got to Eton I
It to, luggage sad walked up with the sole to Freddy,
when I got Lack I did not like to join
early, so 1 thought I would try sad get
y coat, which I did. My dear mama, I am
ry ul ; I have had a very sear stare—la het •
Olt one as it is—of janndkr. I Now mai lean'
to I hope you will pans over this claws. I
ly have told the whole heath, sad weAlertag bus the
it. I did • very foolish thing. and I believe I have bees
~.hod by this attack of Mame, flea which I have net
eaaversd : so, dear mamma, I lege you will pea M
cr this time' as lam leering Etas and getting older. I
~f Gaps help to do better for the future ; therefore,
r mamma, I trust you will peedon me for the
t this time, because I really see in whit
wi.-ked way I have leen going as. for the fortnight I was
town. I have done my hest to keep straight here, mad I
• 1.441 trust by God's help to meet you on Monday seat
.th a cheerful heart and consciecion and to behave for the
tore as a distahl ea should, a mindere to his wassiber.—
ye a yews very affectionate,
_ . " W. F. WINDHAM."

" Yy dearest Yuma.—While you aniin Mena, In:b7min
gild mention to the Vice-Chancellor, that I quite epee
O. you that Uncle Henry Wiedbera is net at all a
MI for • receiver. 1 always told Mr. Lusa andegr.
Ir that m w Isla was that Uaels Hook eirraid be
and 1 told Uncle Hoek ao myself Miss I
to a little time are to Mir Y. Funk, to with for Undo
..cry. I dad eu is a poosion abort 7. Yoe knew I told
,u bow very drink Uncle Hoary was at Deng
..11:1013.11 and elsewhere, and mime a ridiculous row
made, follies shout and swearing tad baser.
like a mad bull. lb of mune I could net
Homily thick him • fit person besides his Windom', and it
•ukl not I keow be at all pleasant to the tenants, who
mom all wish him far away , besides I know what poor
.la felt about him, so, dear mamma, my what I told you,
believe ow your affortiousle eon.
" W. F. Wormier."
a letter dated " Wieshedee, July lin mother, be
ri " I have found a •Nuirienthe of mine as spa, ad
end sire people, amongst abets mow °fleets. I j
eat Meow why, bit Betbrirst bar been =bang I
an I whisker sad willing be wee at
time ewer sine we heft Eoglead, Sough I bare don
nythisi erg him think I inm enjoying myself. I
ye hem dim obout being en moLocholy ; bat so
• I really think be i. in love, er nowtething elm."
In ma to Lord Alfred Henry, hemp :
I am purfectly ready to p wines pa like in Eaelaad
Ido set wish to be say haps Me Yr. Hornets. I
old with to came aid ebbe my maims to you cm
today amt. I hare not received any htMr from you
cad aseefore I await year ensue at my mother's
I do sot with to be rrfltf el say contempt of
-1. but I refuse to go with Mr. HellePOM, as he stated,
• as, other Wage, that he weld have me directly if it
w.c for my messy.— I am, deer eir yours obediently,
" W. F. WIIMIIts."
Ilrbe ease wee poroodiar mina oar report left.]

The Lord Chases Doe hr presented the Rev. A.
LI nut. ismalea• of Ilt. Miottaers.
Rar4ie►-
t. `Strand, to the Amor el Lasiaster, Herdad

.F. 14)AD MICSDES.—A ph has moo* I
stating that nyntropellea ivee baffle log*
• Nod orgies hymning,/ onlagglitab Jo
pnlics op the subject{ ei w Mailidor 41 Raub
Kent. We have ogand/c onadigllog
far ae the irire pagan see•
▪ the persons referred Is Is oho
nt sentlantes who reseady applied lo ag ago
•tary for a detective In he seat down hooligan&
to explore a theory Mai he has eialahrad la
^• ',an to the extraordinany ewe. The appalled's eta,
rvlueedL The eonedy polies rioted lead be
ertata who the unknown toreene were, bed deal
4.. returned without hawing pined any goingsgagy Jo-
urnal/on—nog

ENGLISH, SCOTTISH. AND AUSTRALIAN
CHARTERED BANE.-(THIS DAT.)

The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was
held at noon, at the offices, 73, Cabin ; Mr. T. W.
WATSON ie tae char.
The fineatbr read the following report and bakimeso
best
" The satrunery of be ermounts of the bank, which the
havelock have, ea the present ocessioa, so lay before the
Le shows • favourable result for the ball-year,
=,
of profit available for distribution being 21,3611.
81. id. It ie eatinabey to slate that the Weiner of the
beak has ingsweed diming the pre six mane, sad
bat, at the riale of the lateet advion lam Awatzelia. tes
imptabor asd zwasepwa abidered the anent trammitimes
el the beasshes of • Ede character. The dkeskes ban the
phew* te Wes the proprietors that Mr. Shoos, whose
afpoistarst as martapr boa beim previously commissioned
to them, be snivel al Ildsibeemo, and that he was ebb
to hike beep of the lanai is that city. The dinners
recommend Sae the balsam of 21,3611. Ba. 6d. be
applied es follows, aeseely :—To the payment of
• dividend et the rate of 6 per ant. per annum,
free of Moab tax, on 500,0001., the paid-up capital dthe
bank, 16,000 i. ; towards the reduction of the aISOSSta et
debit el prel=expemen, 5001. ; bank premise aad
aver
dine amounts, 0001. —leaving 4,8611. 84. 6d. to be
added to the fund, whia will then amount to
27,4491. 6a. 3d.
I.abilitir : Paidap capital, 600,0001. ; deposits,
ffiki,47ol. 14s. ld. paphie aad other liabilities,
116,0291. 9.. 10d. Weula 76,9641. ; ressrved fond,
24,3tai. 11..9d. ; amount carried to profit sad lon amount,
46791. 1.. 4d ; tan 1.341.7211.8 e.
" Aosta—Bak receivable (including the estimated vales
•4 these enedwi), Was ors security, each at beakers, he.,
1,1311.8741. IL mane and bullies, LAM. 14s. 4d. ;
hank enemies sal turbine, 63,441 L sa. 4d.; preindeary
expenses, 4,0116/. tin ld. ; total, 1,341,7211. In
Plait sad Lem Less(—To curtest expo= ia Mel-
bourne, flydaey, and ash-hrsoches, 8,3021. 3s. Id. ; to en,
rest expos= is Leedom, binding climbs' temeamanoe
sad bean tax,olll. 14e. Bi—together, 141171. 17a. 101.;
to balsam, 21,3811. fle. Id. ; total. $2,6791. 6s. 4d.-8y
amenst bowed does, 32,6791. 6e. 4d-
" Ilzamined, oompared with the boob and volieleas, mad
together with the mobilise, found want 9th January,
1862.---ffiligoed) Job Ilxtar firluttaw., Puiz Tbs.
DUSTL, auditors,"
The Canes am, in =ovine the adopters of the report sea
the amounts, and twelve months ago the directors thought
they night gaiety reoommend an increased divined of fi
per sod ; the following hellion they were ambled, in spite
ef loans, to mantels the divined at 6 per'eset. ; sad they
' were sew ambled spin to declare the man wooeat, lied to
rid 4,11001. to the rewired fund, which was more thee they
bad bees accustomed to appropriate to it. Mr. Babes hid
arrived is Ababa, and great benefit was antici-
pated from kis labours. The ones between this
ISIIWy and the Repel Mail Calumny wee now set done
Me hearing, mad be hoped that ere long it wank!, the
deolds
Is red.oy te Mr. Joann WILIDON,
The OLUSSAN mid the board hoped the judgment would
he la their favour. They felt all the coalidearie which any-
one sub asterally feel whose mosey had bees used by
ethers.
Mr. BOSZADAILS (a director) mid the came of delay
ebb with the denudes* who made special applieseicer
Jar the purpose of obtain add:limn evidence from
Australia.
The maven be them speed to, and the dividend of 6 per
essta.tLer ISIMONINeId by the board was denoted
pa ea the nekint.
retiring dinars and abbn having been
beaks were vend to the banana and his collsigrts76l4
the nest* separated.

WILTHIII. PAPORT.-(THIS DAY.;

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