The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-06 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Nov. 5.
The Queen drove out yesterday, attended by
Lady Churchill and Lord Charles Fitz Roy.

An adjourned meeting of the Council of the Duchy of
Cornwall was held yesterday, at the Duchy-office, Bucking-
ham-gate, St. James's-park.
The meeting was further adjourned until to-morrow (this
clay).
Despatches wereiroceived yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governor of Malta and the Lord Hugh Commis-
sioner of the lonian Islands. Despatches were sent to the
Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and St.
Helena.

THE MAJORITY OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.—A
meeting convened by the Mayor of Birmingham was held in
the committee-room of the Town-hall yesterday, at neon,
"to determine upon the measures to be taken for celebrating
the attainment of his majority by his Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales." The Mayor (who presided) suggested a
dinner in Biogley Hall to 2,000 poor people. Mr. T. P. Salt
thought a free concert should he included ; and Mr. Jacob
Phillips suggested that a treat should be provided for the
whole of the pupils of the different charity schools in the
town. The Rev. Dr. Miller thought that such a manifes-
tation would very inadequately represent the loyalty of the
town. He thought the celebration should include not only
the humbler but the middle and the wealthy classes, and
suggested, as the time for preparation was so short, it
should be deferred till the celebration of the Prince's
marriage. Mr. Thomas Lloyd and Mr. John Lowe also
suggested that the celebration should be postponed till the
marriage, and the general opinion of the meeting being in
favour of such a course, the following resolution, proposed
by Mr. John Lowe, and seconded by Mr. Salt, was carried
unanimously :—"That notwithstanding it is most desirable
that the attainment of his majority by his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales should be duly celebrated in this bo-
rough, this meeting is of opinion that the short space of
time will not permit of • demonstration on that occasion in
any degree adequate to express the loyal feelings of the in.
habitants ; and therefore its desirable that any proceedings
in the matter should be deferred till the Prince's marriage,
so that an opportunity may be given to all classes to express
their loyalty and joy." It was afterwards resolved, " That
the gentlemen present desire to express their readiness to
00-operate with the chief magistrate of this borough on that
auspicious occasion." The proceedings then terminated.
THE ACCIDENT TO THE ROYAL YACHT OSBORNE.
By some mistake no vessel was ordered to attend the Royal
Yacht on her voyage, and by the merest chance the Doris
met her at Palermo, when the captain of the yacht suggested
that she should accompany them in case of accident, and
luckily sbe did, for the yacht broke down off Cape Bon, at
the commencement of • gale, one of her paddle-wheels
becoming perfectly melees. The Doris towed her for 47
hours, and on arrival at Malta bad only 20 tons of coal left,

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fromrate of 136,0001. to 150,000/. a week, hours, and on arrival at Malta bad only 20 tons of coal left, is evidently the explanation of its recent article (signed E.
while the Central Relief Committee has only or six hours' consumption. But for the Doris, the future Chapus) which that journal has just published on the odor- undone, the IrIinCCSS in, a camas,. ---- - -
6,300/. a week to dispose of. We do not believe Kings of England and Prusaia might still be at sea. The tunate affair of Mr. Dillon and the Duke de Ommont during their stay in the KediterreetPilelee'oxisG.dto
commence the creatures
have
been
that this is because the public estimate of the
calamity lags behind the advance of distress which yacht now proceeds to sea with one paddle only, and re-
turns to Malta to be. repaired. Caderousse. It is plain to everyone who knows how to
read between the lines that M. Chapus imputes every pos. Her
Mari liaojimistdY'ais :yip Doris
will
accompany
the
royal
party
already provided for, and tour meeungs ------- ------------ -- - - ,
hewaveeeebezon held
D .77:0therinerethpereeeleatee.foeufriewbeeeteks.foreayt..weheicohhaheve_ pinubtlhiiennicoeltnitergy
sought the protection of the institution. The streets in the toeorecedeaeivoewitheesCitercassexe
ill: clii
•
:ovavne:gipent and the people to the eperoachnients of Buell
districts above-mentioned, which at a late hour usually in Circaniamwe.asubereoeld adt
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge and Bible wrong to Mr. Dillon, but. more part. icnlarly one which rehearsals of RobertekilmetedDiable. at the
the press is called to record ;but effort has hitherto 'abound
ea in abandoned women, were on Tuesday night nearly
Colonel the Hon. James Macdonald arrived at Chevely is not directly mentioned, i.e., that of having sacrificed his The Jews of Hamburg
of Messrs. Shaw, Savill, and Co.'s liners, appeared in the military costume of their country, sod they
deputies, Hadji Hayden Hansen and Kueter Oyli lanais
thee fswho
attention ae
fDtOlige
..
. been desultory, impulsive, and irregular, because Park, near Newmarket, on Monday, on a visit to the Duke had until now been sub- el
EY►aaarlON TO New ZEALAND. The Gertrude
life for the Sport. had been presented to her Majesty, signed by the deputies,
it has been without standards or guides. We are of I jected to the Rabbinical laws of the Talmud, in all ques- of 1.360 tOss, one were much applauded. The chairman stated that an address
tutland, for the purpose of shooting in the park and Bullier's Correspondenee, after citing the above Lines concerning marriages and successions. That mode of and setting forth the wrongs which their country had auf-
whom re than half consisted of members of the
sure that there are thousands who, without credit-sailed on Monday last for Auckland, with about 400 passen-
from the summions of Runk. It besought her
Licks preserves. His royal highness, the Duke of Rutland, paragraph, adds :
1 ing themselves with generosity, would be glad, from and Colonel Macdonald will visit General Hall today. To. We did not like to say so, but that is
quite our opinion. proceeding has just been abolished by the burgesses of ChgerNristaisin Colonisation Movement (originally noncooform- feted
Hamburg, the proposal having been made by two leading jets). The John Duncent, belonging to the same line, sailed Majesty to protect the Circassian' against Russia. A replY
had been received from Earl Russell to the effect that her
a mere sense of what is right and proper, to as- morrow the distinguished party will return to London. Such a scandal is unprecedented ;we never saw toadyism men of the bar, both Jews. Among European states there yesterdayefreoreiGegtmzehe,those
justbillopassen
His Excellency the Turkish Ambassador has to subscribers carried to such ea extent. ugh the agenoevf mrjthe Molest,. had received
ille ;rim,
Rolland
that the
einfeeneet
Rime a burden which is now cast on a few of their
e. hbours, .if they only knew how much is to be take D ig taken a mansion at Queen's Gate, South Kensington, fora maintain a similar exception for their inhabitants of the
now only remain Holland, Denmark, and Turkey, which &brow°
ip.rovive'ocial. geeolernmetlyt.
mit con eidereli;yne,umwtr ogf the
oes etierlas o'bslse. stated that meetings had been held
4wish faith. at Manchester, Edinburgh, and other towns, to bring the
done b y very moderate subscriptions of regular term of Yea"'assenger in the ship. Gone. in which he
Henrynry Young, Governor of Tasmania, who THE m
The Duchess of Ath01l and Miss Macgregor and . Sir He .
her
recurrence. Correspondents in professional visited the Garden of
life the is now in Paris,
Countess of Winchilsea and Nottingham have arrivedmeetings had been very encouraging. After somehfoureltd
be
public. The results of these
have written to us offering subscriptions of a pound at the St. George's Hotel. days since, and accepted a number of cocoons of the alien- and the vicinity, was held last evening at the Educational about to occupy Cresswell Creswell," says the Belfast conversation it was resolved that a committee s
gettingp
a week and upwards. Happily there will be no tun silkworm, for the purpose of sending them to his Institute, Stockwell-green, for the purpose of adopting a News Letter• "is one that will be eagerly watched in the formed for the purpose ofu a central public meet•
in London at which the policy or Russia with respect to
The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter left north of Ireland. The petitioner is the son of a nobleman Circe would he considered.
Frenchl"ket troops.anst
need to call for such sacrifices if only a channel is Groevenor-equare yesterday for the south of France. colooy.who holds a public office in connexion with a very impor. w
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THE a ELVERTON MARRI ACE CASE. —EPINBt R4:11,
The Japanese Ambassadors left Lisbon on the Webber, a member of the City Common Council, occupied taut town in Ulster, and who is the heir presumptive to an .rn
found for the free flow of the public benevolence. The Marquis of Breadalbane still continues in a 25th ult. on board the French steam transport Rhin, to the chair, Buena.by
.gentleman was a short time neo
chair, supported the lien. Dr. Thomas, Dr. Smith, ancient Irish This TrIDNISDAT.-111 the Court of Session, this morning, Rr•
i it has been pointed out that if the million of per- very dangerous state, and no hopes are entertained of his ' • Young commenced to sachem the court for Major
co-respondent in • casein which one of her Najeety 1. consuls w ,
_.,..
return to their own country rid Alexandria. hie address when
sons who are entitled to vote at elections of mem- recovery. fluential gentlemen belonging to the locality. The chair- abroad ➢resented a petition for the dissolution of his mar. s e're''''''' and he'd not concluded h- -- sins
. This winter Nice is to be the resort of a colonyhe •
Mr. Deputy Unwire, Mr. Richardson, and several other in- peerage. in . .
The =mime the court rose. He maintained that there
t , ben of Parliament would give one shilling a week The Earl and Countess of Derby are entertaining ,__, , .. ...a maim ring opened the
_proceedings, ~• S,ultl, nrcpused nag. e on the ground ins his wife's adultery
ied ►od •h• *f
k d no proof of • marriage in Scotland between the
cm princes ; amongst others are men.ionoo the names of the first resolution, aa follows :-" That this meeting iS Of wiiii; proeou'of time e ,
.. wit i. . few wee s tee
part es, either by interchange of mutual consent,
this awful calamity would be fairly provided for. a select party at Knowsley Park, near Prescott. I the Kings of Wurtemberg, of Belgium, and of Bavaria ; the opinion that the occupation of Rome by_. French tr 0.14, the judgment of Sir Cresawell Oresswell had been delivered
! Regular subscriptions throughout the whole country Lord and Lady Otho Fitzgerald have left .prices and Princess of Prussia, the Duke and Duchess of the respondent and the co--reepondent were married on the
that the correspondence showed that the pursuer was all
or by promise and subsequent copula. Ile maintop&
VI are what is wanted ; but they will not come in Carlton House-terrace for Brighton. I Brabant, Ac• violation of international rightaan encouragement toanarchy, Continent, where the latter had been &gawping for some
contrary to the wishes of the Roman people, is a us
along endeavouring to get the defender to marry ber ; that,
ii ;. and injurious to the interests of civilised Europe." The time. It seems, however, that the lady who thus became ,
until an organization is established capable of The marriage of Mire Maxse with Lieutenant- The Minister of the Interior has decided on este- speaker enforced the resolution in a long and argumentative twice a wife without baring passed through the usual or. L in this, changed . 1 •
• embracing the whole country in its sane. Colonel the Hon. Edward Gage is announced to take place Wishing electric telegraphic offices in the principal town of Weec h.-Mr.Richardson she was willing to be his mistress, with the view of u ti-
seconded the resolution. In doing deal of widowhood, has proved unfaithful to her aecoodleen.
adult i matey converting that connexion into the marriage re i
on Tuesday, the 18th instant.so he entered into . • long and eloquent defence of Garibal vows. The petitioner alleges that she has committed -
Argument or declamation in favour of individual I each commune throughout the French empire. Complaints
arid stated that the illustrious pamight expected triot be
will conclude his address early tomorrow
tory at Lsamiagton and at Bath, and he prays that the ,„____„_
The Queen has approved the appointment of , are being continually made of the inadequacy of telegraphic, in London in March next, when it was intended both by the mut will annul hie marriage on the ground that it was I ii.'""•°7 forenoon, when the Lord Advocate will eon-
effort would, we are persuaded, be altogether out sir curiae ri.„.iyan m a member of the Council of the ' communication in France, while there is not a hamlet in the citizens of London and the trade and friendly societies, to contented before the three months then allowed by law me' t°,,rerly for Mm.
.. Ibmgwmikl„Yeiverthp•
of place. The public are not misled as to themi Glavp.ir
•.. Governor•Genanl of India. 1 mountains of Switzerland which is not supplied with • refs give him • public reception. Dr. Thomas moved the for an appeal, or that failing on that point, the marriage THE LtLARGOW Da CRDER L;ASZ. —a de .134
intensity of this crisis, nor wanting in the disposi- The Quebec Canadien confirms the rumour that graphic wire. second resolution :-" That this meeting sympathises with may be dissolved on the ground of adultery. The case pre. Gazette WS '" We are infinite') gratified to learn that
,Garibaldi in what he has suffered in attempting to vindicate saute some curious features of interest for the public gene- the relatious and agents of the venerable old man•
r.
tion to avert the terrible evil with which our court- a great reduction is likely to be made in the sum now paid . A ,letter• from Madrid of the Ist inst. says : the right of Italy to Rome, and with the Italians in being rally, and especially for t,hejnriLiti Courtas it ttthe first inatimme James Flemin who has been laid open to such cruel so.
l James lie these h.re al.
. trymen in the North are threatened. Now and for the performaneo of the ocean mail service ; but it die- ," A great drought prevails in the province of Carthigena, excluded from their capitol." Mr. Hart seconded the rose-
then somebody, in a spirit of paradox, may take credits the rumour that there is any intention of abandon- . although rain has fallen in abuedancia Do you know why, lotion, which was carried by acclamation. It was then re• • despatched a ion to Sir G. Grey. Mug`
respondent and a carespoodent to a petition for di ' Toadyrepresentat . .
ow. ,_ since the establishment or the of Divorce in which •
, metals in most extraordieary proceedings. - - .
up his pen to show by figures that privation is a in; the St. Lawrence route during the summer season. "It No ; then read the Correspoadeneia, and it will tell you that solved that the foregoing resolutions be transmitted to the
borough members, with a request that they support the -•- - again to the come 1 rrztiprooteded, with the view of challenging th ir_
source of health, and that people are all the better is more than improbable," says the Canathea, " that our it rained because their Majesties
u passed through the country, opinions therein expressed in their plates la tarliament. by marrying each other, have again appealed
of marnaa. ee, having repsired their error as far se they could ing him toilets the grounds on which the moil e4w
up
to te them on the ground oaf iefidelity during such 1 of the crown la Scotland forthwith to bring him ro
government, naturally in favour of a Canadian line of so that the agriculture will retain the remembrance of the
,may give for lasing their daily bread ; and accident give CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAv.—WED• state• It also raises the question as to whether a i the bar under any Walther'
steamship, has the least intention of discontinuing Quebec royal visit as a benediction from God ! You may therefore IFESDAY, Nov. 6. -Admissive' on payment, 389 ; ditto by marriage contracted before the expiration of the three i all quibble° and technical objections to it. This, we ta"
wide currency to these arithmetical puzzles. But and Montreal .. seaports" for mail steamers, lee that we are programing." season tickets, 286; total, 675. months allowed for appeal is valid." S leave to say, is a most noble ;proceeding."
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
L:t Igo in Bono in Michaelmas Term.—(Before Lord Chief
t4ron Pollock, and Barons Bramwell and Mansell.)

FLETCHER r. WDITER.--JUDOMINT.

This was an action by an attorney for a bill of costa tried
Bore Mr. Baron Wilde, at the sittings in lest Trinity Term.
main defence was negligence in the conduct of certain
The jury found a verdict for the defendant.
Yr. l)igby Seymour, Q.C., obtained a rule nisi for a new
d, on the ground that the verdict was against the evi-
xe, and cause having been shown by Mr. Serjesot Parry
court took time to consider their judgment.
'the Court now said that the rule for a new trial would
.:wade absolute unless the parties agreed to go before the
•..4er to have the bill of costs settled.
c figment accordingly.