The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-08 00:00:00

SIR MOUS lIONTZTIOILL.

Aldsrmaa PlrtilTreii,i,;; move:,** that the thanks of
this corporatism be remectfully tendered to Sir Y. Moats-
hors. Bert., for the signal services rendered by him to the
came of humanity by having undertaken miasioss to rations
emetrise to relief of those oppressed for their religious
coevietiose,sad more especially for his journey to Morocco,
to solicit from hie Imperial Majesty the Emperor of that
mentry, that his Jewish and Christian subject. should be
relieved from all civil and religious disabilities. That the
foregoing resolution be immediately writteo, humid, sad
glared at an *imam of 50 guineas, sod presented to Sir
MOW MonMeore. The worthy alderman, in the maim of
• most eloquent speech, oohed the munition of the *wart to
the great efforts that bad been made by this noble old man,
now verging upon four more man, and.wbo, sotwithstand-
lag his advanced age. was MU' ready to act lITOS any occa-
sion that presented itself in the great cause of humanity to
which he had so long devoted himeelf, and concluded by
moving that the mottos be agreed to.
Deputy ELLIOTT aseceded the motion, which was agreed
to unanimously ; as was also nother by Aklermsn PHILLIP%
that Sir Moses Yonteflore bee
f. lted to attend and receive
the address at an early opportunity.
The coign soon afterwards adjourned.

ENGLISH SYMPATHY WITH GARIBALDI. —The
Loodoe aorresposdeet of the Paris Temps, after giving as
accoust of the arrival of Garibaldi at Southampton, dweila
epos the fact that the general mates to this country fresh
from defeat not from victory, and says it might have bees
feared, therefor*, the* a portion at all events of Basil&
society would have bees somewhat chary of its sym-
pathy. "But, so," he odds, "the seas.= for him is
gamma ; it ie of eatreordinery ardour sad of irreiffiti.
hie spontaneity. All wish to see Garibaldi, to ap.
preach him, to obtain a glum from his soft blue eye,
to made a vivid imptemaloa of him, to show him to their
childron. Meetings are being organiesk welcome him,
ehamben of 40•11011(011, operative societies of all kinds am
prepuisg to seed address. to him as to a eevareege. . . .
I received a letter yesterday frost Glasgow, is which it is
stated thee, Is the expestatioa—in the bops et his visit all
the tows is astir; the newspapers are full of his glory, full
of him. Yea, I repeat it, this is a mestanle of isealenlabbs
sigsibsseer .ad of tetanal,* graridour."

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TRW YE:LT][l=lr CARL —A mohget the business
trammeled by the appeal esoomittee of the Houma Lord.
as Weds=lay, was the disposal of a petition promoted by
Mn. Yelverton for as order we Major Yelverton to pay
her mot, to amble her to horsed her interest le tbe appeal.
Mr. ata•, perlisemmetry solicitor. aid Mr. W. Compare
Smith, soliwitor, Lincoloio-ine-flelds. appeared far Mn.
Yelvertes, and Mr. Tippetta, solicitor, Sue-lane, for Major
Yelverion. Mr. Bleb eited venous authorities to show that
the rule of low is: mob eases was, that if lady made out
• gram prima /sem owe of marriage, the mart would,
before the Anal deoision, sward her soon alimony. The
good faith of the son was wholly on her side. The
defames which ware plooded were, be submitted, extremely
Mehemet, sad, at all 0911111 i, the harden of provisigthz:
clearly hill es Major Yolvertm, sad the Court of Se
bad decided that ha had failed is the proof. l • them eizeum-
Menem be esbenitted that • man who had thee placed him-
self is the condition of being priaidfatie married omit beer
the bordello of • busband in the first instating, and afford to
the lady be bad deserted the means of fairly trying the case
OD such • defame. Mr. Tippetts argued that the mem sited
did sot apply, sod that at all emote tho Omni of Bee-
, sloe, and not the appeal committee, wag lb* proper
Whams' to dispose of snob as applicatios. Ilse Lord
Uhasseller said his hira inopmeeles rather was that each ap-
plications should not be eseortelaied before the appeal can-
mates, but he found from tbe coned Blake, which had been
referred to, that so far beak se 1828 Lord Lysdburst bad
sated on as cement* prinsiple, whieb could sot sow be die-
tubed. He thought that is this ems the judgment of the
Court et fiession meet, is the meantime. receive effect, mod
that this lad+rwee, for the prose* entitled to the Matto sod
rights at M Yelvertee's wife. Tbe report of the eon.
metre wool therefore be that Major Yelvertou should
pay her 150 t., sad that hareem should be lodged in three
vraiai, "Web woad lame Mechem being diepseed of this
seamen.

Tie SHALmmitesx Tliscoarremsse IN Ursa-
PoOL. —The Mayor of Liverpool baa aspininad his istaetios
of throwing open the tboweires fres to Me woridag ahem on
taroestroiry. The mayor also
Lathaergs dl/4. 2raaely dries ball at ESA Georges.boll.
at whisk an parts will but Mated to sppesr is (Amber
marks abarsetaes. Yamaha'', will be sided ea appear-
*Ls trier regimentals
evening a public meeting woo held at St.
Ammo Vastry.ball Mr the pores of 'Wise the memposseit
for the eramitm 1 a mmemeast to Ws smosery al Obsess
=hMr. Gawp Crsialudwak presided, sad A:
as theoestral eammitase atemided. A
aadreams having bees woo, a sumerose Mal
was appoisted to robe osbacriptioss is aid of theolejsat.
Mr. D. J. Jane, of the Arms of Jaff6
Ballast, sad Maio /Autism sod Co., DecodemßL:tjh
the bawd al dirmilers 1 Boselles Elootria Taupe&
Spey (limited).
OsYsTAL PALM= SZILLING DAY. --
Titosmear. Arm 7. —Admissions is peptised, L 410; &tea
by resew tisketo.lll4 iodide strip.
Hoiummem's Tan is skim and strong, matterste
la prim. eat Thdlosies to am nor stvriyysibliv• sestuAdl
tar ibk *alb ft pima yriforisaw, 111U.S. packsts by UN
sysiib.—fAteerilemell