The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

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Additional holiday attractions, under the &d-
-ike of Mr. Nelms Les, odd balloon assent of Yr.
Osawull, kw, have Wee provided for Whitman week. The
libakeepeare Heed end Owed am dill ea view.
The park and pew& am in the most luxuriant biddy.
It is only resedieW to upset that as the throbs and plate
ismer@ wad away themelves, the plastids's, be
eema ISOM beiselflal yese by year, bet the midge bent al
spin whisk hes fellowid the late reheibleg reds, lei
severed the =Ake =pane of the park with anumelly
beentital vegetation.
• Lep anasber el appeisentente have already bees ode
he the emieg ..soon. Besides tie de open eeeeede,
the Seem sad nee sheea lb..nMry thee wed widest
emeshes, the Dramatis Calked &my fair, the essesiegs
the Elyeseedie keakides, ke., kw, aa
.used
amber el
what may be idled the great popekr sidisried of ills
mama will be held. The Foresters, the Odd Fdlows, the
lielespelitna Reheats, the Toed P.l Es Amosiatien, the
tenipenese socialite. sad a pester variety we and el
oldie wad seddise, lave already anew, for their st-
deem Te all these the vier .aeon tired edmil., asps
die let of Yaw, the.
la the doer part el the posed ea imported
weir eepedinent is lake genial est by the ham&
Perweepor Railway Oonspeny. The Parish PINUIDSIIO
Ossepsy„ Ike the eseveywee of letter bes, bb.
be hi operation kw maw thee pm between- the Mathes
at Iresionegeare sad 01111141 S with snob seesaws, did a
larger tabs is sow beim laid by the ease canspeey themes
Melba% and essibereall to the Poit-dliee. • sidl=
ttabs,abed 800 yards hog. has been laid at the e
Pelops ; ash will be afeieattyy helm for the ceaveyease of
ad it le by some at the mod wadi.
mat
wise of the day that it will snoosedelly solve
the vendee el the bed mode el weikmg kid
:dem ealowiwither through didriete seek se that: ta asd
weimPlillk es fa each peat works es thew sow
tams! die Alps, or be saw other ideation.iho
=f•el:gebe Posereatie Peoreeger Railway Oonipsei are
Wag serried eel by Mr. T. W. Rammell, the civil
sad hi is impeded that the tab. will be mbar* =Mr
the coeweyance of pemeopes, and available for the holiday.
makes.

Rartssasrrariois or Poiramours. —lt is officially
amosased that Jdr. Beaty Siest. of lokiireoili.
Beigost. will IMO formed is •seedidate kr the reproio-
-Wise ef Pertemeoth at the men general eisosioe.
Bose is a Ibmwel, end weekd eve as isdepeodeet aroposs
M Lord talmeteloh'e whithiiiirafioe. He would extpid
freeohie hi properties to the growis4 lateiliessas
die people. is tolesoat mimes of :shills. sof is is
&seer el see-ioteiwesties is the afoul. of Giber notion%
easeptiog whom sootrolity 'Yoshi be ilemilisot with the
imams sad *play git Ills somor.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Sittings at Nisi Prins in Leedos.-03sIore Mr. Jorties
Williams and a Cosmos Jury.,
ROBINSON r. COLLINGWOOD.-31R. MEZLIT AID HIS

This wu an interdeader Senn to try the right to some
household furniture which hid hese seised by the Sheriff of
Middleosx, under aa exeentice, honed on the 17th o/
February, 1864, at the suit of the defilade* aphid the
Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley, M.P. for the city of Bristol. sad
founded upos some liability incurred by Mr. Berkeley as
director of the British Columbia OrerlaodTrassit Company.
Mr. 3facaulsy, Q. 0., and Mr. H. Janos speared for the
plaintiff and Mr. D. Beane, Q. 0., and Mr. l'earoe, for the
defendant. . . .

plaintiff The was formerly a saiiaitse, is beri•es ht Half
Moonetrort, Piccadilly, and hie Inn acted fee Mr. Moe-
taw, s friend of Mr. Berkeley. I. hap* 1861, Mr.
Moreau, the sheriff's officer, levied as exaaaliaa upon
Mr. ;kits furniture at Victesieequree,
sad the were valued at 138/. lae. Mr. Mae-
term out the exsontien at a total cod to Muesli of
I'6l. 17e. ad., bat sot liking to be regidered as the pammsor
of an old (Head's goods, a bill of male was lakes on kis behalf
in the name of the plaintiff. On the 27th of February, 1863,
there was another biU of We for 336. _ _ _

Mr. Montague we. worszandaed to show that there wee
actually no mak of the geode. bee that it was deeply in-
tended to protect the property for Mr. Berber, wird his
creditors. Kr. Montages said he understood that the pro-
perty had legally pared to biro, though he raid not say
that he ever ustes S. take poseeeria of it.
The wither gave riders to show that be had paid the
eoesideratioa awry for the first bill of NU, sad oilier pee-
wee gave 'videos,' to prove the same biotin referees to the
second bill of sale. It appeared that • portion et the cord-
deratiaa ih this last are was the prompt of /71., whir
Mr. Barton, a victueller, at Pimlico, had lest to Ys. Berke-
ley, a day or two before.
The defeadant's cocuwel raised • number of technical ob-
jections, that the person who origami the re& Oa behalf of
the sheriff was not proved to have sethary to do to, that
there were detects se the fans ol the bill' of eller& sada-
vits for registration, and that there was so prod that Mr.
Berkeley was properly described as Y.P. for the city of
Bristol.

A wittiest said that he bad knows Mr. Berkehy far nacos
Jean, sad he was reerally brown as M.P. for BrisiaL
Mr. Keane submitted that the fact that Yr. Berkeley wse
re to beY.P. for Bridal was sot
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octave was mailed and stated= hid beard
Mr. Berk/by mike three of his ballot speeches is the Howe
of COMICOOS Lad had dterwerds heard the present Dab. of
Somerset (thee Lord Seymour) '• pitch into" him as the ham
member for BristoL

Mr. Keene further objected that the eels proof
could be obtained by Mr. Berkehry kacisK or by
producing the cetera of the to perffassent
Mr. Janke Williams (after a camber of other objections
had bean raised) said it nes set need to fight sock a came
upon porenphee points ilk. these, and it would be better to
consider the real question windier the properly in the far-
slawro paned ander the Mlle el sale. snoon, rathiwthea
suffer the owe to go off epee tesitakal objeetions be would
adjourn the further hearts( atil te-reenew, so se to give
time for the plaintiff he prove the judgment sad Seri faqir
under which the sheriff entered is August, 1811, end oleo
to prove the identity of the geode.
The fartlme lesztvg yes aessedieglyadjoursed.

COURT OF RXCHRQUES.
Sittings at NIM Prima at Guildhsll.—(Bstore Mr, Bane
Chume/1 tied Mumma Zunis)
This was the 3rd day at the Allow Is Ludo. attar
Easter term. Thu eases HA entail= 43 estrim, et which
woo are reroute* sad six for modal jerks.
Notwitheleadiag the extensive allweliase salad eu M the
Guildhall, the court ate is the meal pima, sod muter
*WaUgM tooodi &Mud it have dated I. peps their way is the
dark a labythek el amfloidiag, exposed to hong-
wet deaden tram tall* amterib.

COURT OF PROBATZ AND DrirORCIL
(Briar* the Judge °cheery.)
HIM V. DICK AND NITCNIN.
Mr. Field, Q.C., and Spinks for the petitioaer • Mr.
Oversold, QC., and Mr. Day for the respoedent ; Mr. K..
outlay, Q. 42, and Mr. Searle for the orrespoedeet.
On the Ltd Jimmy, 1859, James Franers Hick, a hu-
man and treater at Leeds, married Hammond Bar% and
lived with her till June hist. During their cehehltation
they had two children ; but the Witham now
her with having committed adultery with
ti=l %Schee, an ostensive dyer in the lame
town, from whom be claimed 2,0001, am damages. The
respondents denied the charge, and pleaded counter allega-
tions of cruelty, inismoodect. 03CaliVa000, mad adultery
againek the petitlemer.
On the part of the petitioner, *video's woe given
by two servos* who slated that Hitches was iu
the habit of frequenting the boom while the had
was absent oe his theism, ; and beet swore that they bad
surtrised him in the fact of adultery with Na,. Hick. The
wreaexion had beers one at lour dandies Were the
petitioner discovered it, sad the paternity et both
children wee alleged to be doratAlel As noon
as the petitioner found out his wife'. sdeeeadase
he amused her oat of the home. Soca afterwards two awe
—neither the mr-respondeet--came to see her, and IMO
received by her husbaed, who threw dour and water ewer
them, and gave them each what on. of the tritamet
scribed as ' a good warming." The respoadsat seed is ge
out a good deal, alleging that she went to see &retort/ma wM
she said was milk. she need to dram very finely whin she
meat abroad, bat she woad is,. borne and put on a Print
gown to receive her kesimad in. He wee very bode/swat
to her, ited lived ors eel, geed lanes with her till the die-
orrery.

Fraienek Come said that Hitches was sppeneisly about
23 or 26 yews al age. One day he sew the respondent
waiting in the Arent till abs wee }end by the eonspoodeet,
who took her to a beetheL Witness followed iillllll
and asked nem whoa they weeennier there. She said to
the respondent. "Oh. Mr. Knob" hors is Mr. Craven,
what shall I dor Elba thee came doers stain crying, wed
mid that if witness told her husband she wield chows haw-
melt Kitchen left the hoses by She beck way;
and eraser then bonen her away. Winton told her that
be should saint her hatband, sad Ate liftes witness for the purpose of drowning
boreal/. Ou the (snowier Monday_ she gave wit-
ness a written penowdes to tell the petitioner
if he saw her speaking to Viola maim Bitches also
pie him a paer, oodertokinf not to speak to Mrs. Hisk
except in the pressen et a thud pence, and then be be
yen civil cad polite to her.
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CrosommitirMilTitiches gave wits= hi. Maim the
note. Had bees to another brothel to look for Mr. H.
lirs. Flick had bees to samial public-Imm with wit-
new is Hard of km lansbasd. sod them wits.= west
to the brothel, wham b. (rind him. 23e Paddle*, add Its
had some betimes them, and woad ratios is about an
boor. This was at 10 at 11 (Mask at sight. Ho said thst
the woman of the home wasted as sabres and • ties Mask.
He had bad • tried that day with • man gamed Brewsrigg,
and bad was ; sad be mid that be bad bees barite two or
three glasses of ale to oelebnite his victory.
[The teas was proceeding whim we west to prom]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Conminissow Fess.)
111 Si GOMM MINIM MOIL
This was am aoplicsikon dor release miler Moe dead slorms.
The debtor was described ass gendarmes, et Streatham'.
Mr. Bagley supported the applisation.
Mr. L. Kelly opposed, for Mr. Thompson, the
detaining creditor. It was stated that Lyons bad been
bankrupt three years aims; the baskropeey bad Uses
turned into an anamomient, and • nommition of tai dd. Is
the pound was prendesd. hot bad sot bas paid ho the
&ton* creditor. In sonseqnseee of this the debt re-
vived. An action sue bonen, jmdpasot morwomed, sad
the debtor bad bees waned. He bad boom in prima two
moans. He bad recently esseuted a deed older the ad of
1861. egrewsg to pay • Nun of 3001., which wield be abseil
Is. in the posed oo big debts.
Mr. Becky said that all do coeditors were sabielled with
Mr. Lyose's propead, mespe the detaining creditor.
The Oarsoislomer—Will eny security be given for the
penman of 3001.
Mr. Bagley said that it ti Mod in the deed by •
perfectly &Omit penes, Mr.
His Hower granted the rename.