The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-23 00:00:00

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SALE or CLYDI Br'Aussa.—Notwithetanding the
havoc that has already been made amongst our flee fleet of
swift river steamers (m)s the /forming Journal) the Fates
seem to have destined • still further inroad among those
left. The Cbsocellor, well known on the Arrochar stenos,
has been sold to an Isle of Wight company for sailing
in the Channel as a eonsort to the Gareloalt, which left
the river some mouths ago. The Juuo, the deist
and swiftest steamer at the Large sad Arran
route, has also been *old, to whom it is not mid,
but it is nemerally behoved to that metal, though
mythical iadividual, his Highness of China. It is rumoured
that the emissaries who made the purchase of the Juno
have also offered for the mail Rotary Castle, flag Janitor,
all first-class steamers, the two fanner being almost sew,
sad among the Neat and swiftest stamen on the Clyde.
It is also said that offers hays been made for Captain
Bookansa's new steamers, bat we understand the owners
are very I/Dwane' to part with them, the mama being so
close at hand, and there being no time to get new ones built.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

00IIRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Sittings in Biusou.-11Sefum Lord Chief .1 usties e
and Junkies Ormapleo, Slaekborn, end Hrleal"'
mt win THI Amu, UT CARDIUAtiI C. ustrr.-cotoslt
VIZ HON. lantioner TALBOT CALTHOI/2.--111E
ILAVA LIGHT C•ViLAY CHAJIGE.
Yr. Bovall, Q. 0., with whom was Yes. Oarth, applad
ha behalf of Hajor•General the Earl of Oirdigsa
• rule calla* upon Lieutenant-Colonel the Ha,
Somerset Talbot nWthertoa, the author of a
'staled " Letters from Headquarter*: or, the Sank
ties of the War in the Crimea, by as ofßoer Cop the
Star," to show came why a criminal information shout' sot
be er.hibited against him fora libel on the Earl of Cardima
The libel complained of was contained hi a description°, tha
attack by the light cavalry brigade wider the command of
the Earl of Cardin/ea upon the Hamian batteries at Bak
klaini, is which the noble earl contended that by
military diameter and !mow bad be.. *maw
by its being stated that be did not take his hew.
, through battery, bat that on " pt th
battery (aye afterwards himself described it & rwa
fired close to him, and for a MM." %neat
mined
was gone. Such wee not the cam, se he re.
wawa However, his bone took flight_
swerved roosd—aod galloped off with him to Ihn
rear, the way of the 4th light Dregooes and 8M
flumare"Vore in
those regimeate got up to the battery." Earl
Cardigan, after the but editors of the work, calla:lth.
author's attention to the above seromoas statement; owl in
the second edition, without 'Darin the original Lett, he
published a uotice, in which be simply stated that no (Leah
the statement that his horse ran away with him was enn.
mous. In a third edition be still retained the objection.
aide peerage, with a similar note. Mr. gap
lake's recent work on the Crimea had again ciao
attention to the events there, and the nay
earl found that these calumoies in reference to the Bak.
klevaeharge were being freely spoken about in public society,
In February be called upon the author to stop the publics.
lion of the work, or expunge the objectionable raise"
but be declined to do so, and he, therefore, felt bound to
make the prepaid, application.
After oomidembie discumion the court granted a rule.
The Seri el Cardigan woe prurient and eat by the side of
his comma