The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1852.

man with the cigar. bad not returned, I should wait no 1
longer. I then endeavoured to fetish the door, but was
intercepted by the old mon, who demanded the money,
amounting told'. or 201., which he bed won from Ricketts.
On telling him that I should do nothing of the kind, the
prisoner Ricketts premed forward, ezelaomlng, in a menac-
ing manner, " Now, sir, you mintpay op ; if I had won,
I should have taken care that he pia me, but us I have
lost, why, you must pay him." I was then ssrroundsd
by the whole party, all of whom exclaimed together, "You
must pay—you must pay." IMt 'greatly alarmed, and was
attempting to pass them, when Ricketts suddenly drew
out my watch from my waistcoat gasket, and handed it,
with the chain and appendages, to the man with the cards.
At the same moment one of this other men dexterously
slipped two rings from off my lagers, and pared them over
to the ease person, whilst the third one was engaged in
riling my pockets, from which he abstracted my purse, and
alter torahs' out the contents returned it to me empty.
The whole of them this rushed out with the exerptios of
Ricketts, who seised me by the arm, and forcibly detained
ma till the others bad effected their esee,ps, when he hastily
followed them, and, on overtaking him in the street, and
inquiring what bad become of his companion, he affected
to bo surprised at the question, and declared that I was a
total stranger to him. I immediately save information of
the robbery to the police, but saw nothing more of either of
them until yesterday afternoon, when I accidentally en-
, countered the prisoners at llimpton races, and gays them
, both into custody.
Oa being called upon for their defence the prisoners de-
-1 died saying anything at present, and were ordered to be
i resandal for a week.

Mining Journal for Information as to the pries of shares,
because that journal was not the least authority on such •
subject.
His Lordship inquired if the witnws really meant that
the Mixing Joirniai was no authority on such subjects ?
The witness replied that it might be an authority with
the general public, but it was well known not to be so among
them sweated with mining interests.
Mr. Ilatibew Francis said he was a mining agent in
Tarr wil was concerned in minim property near the
Waraomea mine. He knew it at the time- thi company
wee IbliwN. end two years antecedent to it. He saw it
WI lee H. thew thought it might yield • large
realised a small profit out of it.
Maim was h
Imbed, be should think it would
ea it wee to be Wilma tits galae had
brae
sap Mr. Smith bad been a similar of mines. He
FFtits wise is gas es in October halead knew it before.
seillsosidist ft was s peed wiwe. Ms 'maned some ,
th• whibinery.
Ifs twat*. in waning up, iwipreessol urn tits jury
the puei. wahnie of the dare statist alleged to be
Mk to the *led, by the thstraileat as die state of the :
time when be eared to eel bin shorn.to Ile Esserlited it
=as • large geed when 1$ yielded vorning. If the
hod given his besot *mien these amid be se
Mewled to him ; but he was experiment in adase.
stag Mow that be woe Isakiai a folio statement. If they
nolidewsi that be believed what be est lanth. they swot
lei a mem for Os delikints if am wavragt=
that he was ma la lb
their verdict dieinel.:ll:=E
_The law gareided
no remedy whew hush mess equally inexperieweeill
but there was • when ISO had been imp=
and for that . this was, be thought the
was entitled to
The jury, afbit w short coaversation, returned • verelet
fot the plaintiffs des 2121., being the amount pall by
the plaintiff tie the defendant for the shares.

IRELAND.
THE NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Cork, Wednesday, June 16.
Every hour adds something to the Exhibition ; packages
and parcels are arriving by everylrain, and all the arrange-
menu will not have been completed before a fortnight or
three weeks. Those who come to the regatta in July will
have the best view of the Exhibition, for then all the arti-
cles will hays been arranged, labelled, ticketed, eatalogned,
and classified. Public spirit ham been aroused—private and
national enterprise bars been stimulated, and the mar
queues is, that the Exhibition will be a much liner one
than could have been expected. The carpenters arc busily
at work erecting an additional building, 150 feet long, 25
feet high, and as many broad, leading from the eastern
court into the ball-room. There must be somewhat shoat
300 packages unpacks& At seemly an hour as four o'clock
this morning the men were employed in constructing the
new building and unpaeking the goods. The exhibitors
may, therefore, rely upon it, that whatever they send down
even now will be taken care of and properly placed. The
great excitement that prevailed has subsided, and the spec-
tator is now able to enjoy a quiet peep at the Exhibition,
and an agreeable and not over-crowded promenade.

OOURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YzirnaDAT.
Imam Ma. COSOMBIOM 0013.1011 t.
IN ILE COLOMBINI.

The ems of this b;nlrupt,---;solieiior, in Caine-chain-
hers, was helots the court a few days ago, when ths
satins was adjourued sine die. Mr. Colombia' now applied
for a re-hearing, having filed some additional accounts
which, he contended, supplied the deficiencies in his former

DRAMA.

ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.—GERMAN
PERFORMANCES.
The German company. performed Sehlegers trans-
lation of " Hamlet" last night. For foreigners to repre-
sent the most popular, beet known, and best beloved of
Mukspeares plays in London is a bold and hazardous under-
taking. Every verse and every line of the production is
stamped on our memories, and Maws all of us have seen
in it some of out greatest actors. We ere familiar with
their performances, their appearance is as much put
of our memories as the words of the play itself, and
we cannot tolerate • departure from the excellence
of the Kemblee, the Keane, and Young. We were
afraid, therefore, though well swan of the goodness
of the German company, and of the great powers of Hen
Emil Devrient, that the performance was likely to be un-
satisfactory ; and we should not have been surpthied had he
failed to please the large assemblage that wee attracted to
witness " Hamlet" in • German dress. • If the audience
shared out apprehensions, they must have been very agree-
ably deceived, for we never saw " Hamlet," so fez as the
performers are concerned eltogether, so well put on the
stage, all the parts so well and the chief Part more
admirably performed. The igasit le perfect ; not a word
of filtakspeare is lost ; and the lona wenamful perhaps of
all dramatic perfonrunese, while h it swat feithfully copied,
reads like en original. Hernial tee is as trying a part,
and requires as much power end mesatility as any charac-
ter on the stage, and that arthsesitiort was admirably
sustained by Herr Emil Lenient. We have seen some of
the most celebrated of our actors, but we never saw Hamlet
better performed. Every sentence was distinctly pro-
nounced, every point made ; the author had been completely
stiedied_, u if the actor had devoted to it the best part of Ina
life. It was not aedng, it was Fishlike himself,
and all the scenes that Shalcspeard drew were
bodily brought before QC The audience shared our
admiration, and Harr Emil Devrient was repeatedly called
Ire le nodes the tribute of their well-mented applause.
Ater mks M. Emil Devrient Mathis end other parts we are
Wald te el that, take him for all in all, he is one of the
meet lathed actors we ever saw. Herr Lambeth, as Polo-
itirojilia his post perfectly well, making Pansies much
lei nehadees than be is usually mane on the English
stags; cad his etwoetwion of the chssaater'is warranted by
the shrewd_ Advice Pacoima gives to his SOIL Herr Oran, OS
Lank*, err Froiteheim es the Ghost, Herr Nor-
tal as the King in the drama (who deserves
particular praise also fa the costumier of the
every character being at all times well dreamed), FircUm?lal'nnii
as the Chime, and I. motels Belmar* as °phial* deserve
to be particularly stestiosed se vaetai•isg their parts parti-
cularly well ; but all were good, The performance as a
whole wan so eminently successful, that we have no doubt it
will be »pests&

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
OXFORD, JUNE 17.—1 n a Convocation holden the
following degrees were conferred, vii. :—Bachelor if Di-
vinity: Rev. Charles MOW natant, sod Rev. Robot
Owes, Fellows of Jesus College. Mesterei Arts: Edward
Bolen, Calve:say Collaro; Arther Loyeday and Hobert
Ward, Dalliol College ; William Henry IL Style,_blerton
College ; Francis J&K Olney see Rev. nrllliamEveleigli
Erlson, Oriel Conses; Boy. Oilleset 0. Y. Harries, Jesus
Collage ; Adolphes lisaltsrah Seldar BISOSI2OIIO College
Rev. Fransis Ashpitei, Bremer College ; Rowland Lloyd
Jones Beternae, Fellow at New College ; Rev. Roma
Howell (Grand fir Willow A. From, Batt.
(Grand Cm and Marquis of Kildare, Christ
Church; Hon Grebe= ;and Bay. Richard Fort,
St. Jobe'B Collage Hwy- fteitys and Rev.
Thomas Julies ileshenesicisreonsge ; Beyeen
Batlaybr'roromot Wk. Faltbampton,
begiu• ; sad How. J artier Si. 'Lary Hall.
Btobaler Oboist _ ego ; Ri-
deard Oran and Marko Oriel Col-
traierliii:Jobn Braglawr 'Clueen'b College;
Artbur Strong (Student) and Hoary Paley An.
dime, Okla Church ; and Edward linkman Lowe, Bt.
lidoasore Hall.
- POPO!! Hum SrnwAnov—iiis Grnegelippeka of Wel-
BMtns of th• Urdteraity, been pbmwol to
sonlesan and letters Jima.; Rasidall,
Pamir, ist.,T.lnal,ll:traiti of Magdalen 0112=
wpm at bet Maindra eamiraL be be Doping 1111gb
ear tielyiredig;
_Old also bring vacant bi the death ed
Ell Non. hit ellentergnil 'Tricot,Stridast et
Christ Chunk
•
•NAVAL. • . '
ADKILIULTY, JUNE 17.—APTOIIITHENTS. —lllldiet
J. F. Beckett, to Valenti; Soweallemator F. Taylor,
Maeseeteweesoust W. it. Cronin, to Sams Paroil ;
astionatta J. O'Connell, J. Campbell, tad J. Kollow, to

MARKETS,

COTTON.—Ltviaroosg Jona 17.-7Tne ides et mina
to-day are eatimaled et 7.016 .140, _•1 =Wok "AWN',
have takes 60r ari theththethe &PO NU. The oiler per-
sign are Amines ; Me resseiadge ailed* 100 Pewee' sad
Marralw" at 61d. to 74. ; 100 Bahia, at*. to 6ji. ; 230
at 44 to lid.; amid NO liars; at to 414.
TGiwpeuss slam ibis egg week are 120,000 isies. The
market slog's tam* aid Miedily. Priem eishmegima are
easier thee as Yak& let Not j lower. Other Wads as-
churned. The thew& les been more geaerel, though it is
thought for wadi itmagnise.
Mmecazirma, Jana 17.—The unity; She Memboldt
and by the Great BMWs stheththe erwilethed these
United
received of • theliclern thwitet la the
United Butes, there has ass bees anise butane dew is
yarn and cloth to-day, bathos Wag Aimed to WWI the
coarse of events a hale bellsgegliMag eaPsellare whiskit
is in their power to keep bah, essept whom lower yeiese
are at ones concede& apkiaim taw la megii IS:Sers
way a !maim inde pm. bat era.,
hie orders in bead, tesedier willsegirene named kr fine
yarns, ausala them miry ageftwit kit piles.. The yarns
spas tree' the better Ids& er Igypfts sad Ike blends
maim have eau mellsed bf6lee nom be seem uses.. In
the cloth market Wow bow lima Me to dve
way, though the midi* is Mkt la maw TM
hems trade beams use busy tie alpha* is the
leans at the lob wademy et pekes, baying tO
sag Wept an then mud wawa

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADEII.-.-Nerniterer
June 17.—The codas haskery trade in aserly ell its Inieneitei
ie in a very fair state of denied; the Isar sad eon kinds
are even brisk. The silk hose trade, vdieria
er knotted—or foray bete is, se reselorytiull. Thelsolo,
bin net trade hear Spas the whole, a ado farther oared*
especially is then beleries theirs& lore elep mist bet
them that rake antra twist win oar • lieurisbieg sm.
dines. This applies to Wok eok loess, rid& In =sot be-
stances are area Se lamb se Weft enitioarris Lees.
At Viense, leeslasesc the
_masbroleue trade is rim at
the inners. The Wilt eterimen saver that the Der
we nuke led inse here. se dry armee bow ibe reset
sod rot, it bras slant IN dfreWeselle in ihtnierL• The
Istalish derribe the people Cl Views as a wee et braise
who aerie War leer beer but la &de her erase ; err
waritrea is furniehed by his rosier 'with en sneer and
torsi. Beek Ousiertwist him& reteklen hied"
=
hie dodos& TIM Wien WM berme, Mw,, the ill
berg plashed eat et the belly.—Nees lbreime.

WOOL.—asamosaa, June 17.—Thressmata from all
Wiskirowisi dlataleat are silks laistaal, WI a most tut-
waresalai -seethes mess to pow& Ae salads of all
the Wiese el Weak of whatnot• ldsd or quality, that
Idgbair plow arla be lam IMAM& of 641 ad-
's= es mini& TM raga's at do lioastag toads is