The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-05 00:00:00

EXPRFSS FROM PARIS.

(non ova owl oonsaroxnray.)
PARIS, WIDNVIDAT EVINING.
I surmised yesterday, from the tone of the go-
vernment journals, that rough and unscrupulous
means would be taken to prevent the five inde-
pendent members from being heard in support of
their amendments. lam now told positively that
the Duke de Morny and M. Billault intend to act
in that way. Bat I also learn that several deputies
who do not expect government support at the next
elections, affect to be scandalised at the monstrous
pretension of the Emperor's Speaker to stifle all
discussion, and, although not sharing the opinions
of the five members, mean to insist upon a fair
hearing for them. Some uneasiness is felt at
this sort of revolt.

I am informed that the Pope has in the politest
way in the world, but very firmly, refused to give
the cardinal's hat to Mgr. Darboy, the new Arch-
bishop of Paris. The Emperor has been shrewd
enough not to commit himself to a personal
request on the subject. But K Drouyn
de Lhuys mentioned the matter in • letter to
Cardinal Antonelli, and the Empress directly asked
the Pope's nuncio, Mgr. Chigi, for the favour. The
nuncio, who is a very gallant man, and who is
still as handsome and pleasing to ladies, as when,
but a very few years ago, he was • dashing officer
in the Papal guard, told her Majesty that he
would do his beet, but that he was greatly afraid
that there would be difficulties. He has
lately been

iissioned to tell her Ma-
jesty verbally his Holiness is clesoli and
so forth, at not being able at once to comply
with her desires ; but that Mgr. Darboy is a very'
young member of the episcopacy, and that, without
disparaging the devotedneee to the Holy See which
he may have already shown, the Pope feels con-
strained to wait for new proofs of his transcendent
merits before he can be justified in conferring upon
him the very high degree sought for. !Chia rebuff
is severely felt at court.
Lady Cowley, who had issued cards for receptions
every Saturday in February, has just sent a cir-
cular notice that she is unavoidably prevented from
receiving on Feb. 7 and 14.
The Bourse has been very firm. Renton closed
at 70.40, or per cent. higher than yesterday.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THE DIY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

Attar Tsr Eidaimp at Nisi Prima, at Weatmiarter—(Be
faro Lard Chid Julies Cookbara and a Special Jury.)

CLARA V. I0.Q011:111.•

or lioar.

The booths el ell; ease wan resumed this morning.
The court was spin densely crowded with acientitc
men, where interest in the case appmrs not to
have abated. To the mend public the proceedings
bare lost their intense interest, the evidence given by the
crown being a continuous repetition, witness after witness,
of the same scientific facts, and the contract between the
mode at oonstructing iron ships before and since 1853,
together with the points of difference la the construction of
the Warrior.

COURT OF PROBATE AND
Jades DIVORCE.
Melon as OnDiar
wont= s. maw= (emu.).
Sir C. Cromwell said that having seeridered the point be
had reserved yesterday, he was satisfied that the proof
given of the marriage in Norfolk Island was sufficient. He
would therefore deems a *Baal separation as prayed by
Lady Limerick on the ground of her hoshand's adultery,
leaving Dr. Wambey at liberty to snake a motion on •
enbesqueet day as to the ensiody of the children.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

OLD 00 URT.
(More Mr. Julies Wightmaa.)
Ulna the application of Mr. Sleigh the trial of James
Coodburn and Samuel Crowther was postponed to the
larch etnion.

CH4RG! 07_ IRIND/21.

Diepte Si/coos, 25, Sereja; 26,mid ..roA* Caro.,
d
48, three
]Rehr
aeeek
Clin mikes . , were with the wilful mur-
er ofl ton. _ _ _

Mr. (bridge prow red ; sod the primers wee Weeded
by Mr. sad Mr. F. H. 1/11/114 The primer Bilge=
is • Pinatas, sad the ether two primers are natives of
Corfu. The widows was interpreted to the prisoners, sod
it appeared that oa the eight of the 6th Jeanary, the
deceased rose sad • party of his !Meads were leav-
ing • Mialmg-hone lo Eatellff-highway. A great
graft of Emlah =dots were tree, sad a party
of foraiposee, amen= whom were the three priors. A.
quarrel arose between some of the twelve's and the de-
asesets oompusiom, and the three prisoners wasted the
demand to light, which he, however, declined to do, itad
deceased na away. The three primer followed him, sad
ea he was terming the corner of a street or at the pri-
m:mere stabbed the man Clinton in the back, from the effects
of which he died shortly after. The steamiest which the
deceimed maa made at the tires his deposition Wire taken by
the awatisie shortly before he died, fixed cm • ewe with
a red shirt, who was the primmer Came, as the mars who
slabbed him, as be mid ha was near to him at the time.
The dimmed, however, bed hb bee to the priests= at the
time, and had set Ira =thanah Edward who
it was. The ware el a aimed Hard-
i pointed
cut the primer Oahu as the =an who
' • the 'uprise nem theism's,/ His *Ahem was
to the effect that on trail& in imntles be bad left the
here ia width the partite hid be.. drinking shortly Defeat
they left, sad se he was parsing era the COMIC of a pia
stalled tibuthealley, he saw a
loggercf =ea rennin akin,
sad raw the primer Galati takefrom his waist-
bead, and pot Reside deer sod that afterwards saw him
melba Clinton in traissaider end In the beak. It appears
that some of the priors' esespaaleae had also elated
that they saw the primmer Galati lake the kale sr
from the sheath. end place it up hi sleeve. bet thy
not sot lee him Mae the deseased. These whmesses, how-
ever, elate's& bawd ever, bed forfeited the inecopirmoes,
aad bad relied their ship sad left the country, sad there-
fore the aides= of the man Harding was all that wee
adduced te ha Odell se the man wbo coeuaitted the act.
The addible el ewe er two other whoesees, however,
clearly mowed that the three primers were together at the
time of Qs eccomemie, bat the while affair appeared to be
isvoleed he 7 peat oenteems. Than was, however, this
the dateraiet el the deemed that the pri-
ceeetileig: was the we. who stabbed Um, that when he
wee lions lath owateity hie beads were found to be covered
with lied.

delis that was sat up for the prisoners was, that
the affair arose oat of a drunksa brawl, and that, in the
state of esnission that prevailed at the time, it was impos-
sible to state clearly what really did est= ; and that, ores
by
&mid be of opinion that the act was
sonsditsel by sae ef the prisoome, time was nothiag to
show that the Alms ermearred in the set.

Tke tan. enter ~wm 17157711. WSW UN prisoner
dakti Gorily et usegivelater. sad Acquitted the °them
The honed feipeseleesed hita to be kept is peed met-
vitals ter eightete yam

NIW OQURT.
(ache Yr. Bares OhaaaelL)
This meek& M the datlati al the sow* the two
defeodaale, Swim sad Berrie, the report of w oris trial,
which was partly gone throegh yesterday, sad will be
bread la await part of this iispreimica, ware spia plead
M the ker.

The same same appeared.
Mr. Weigh, addressing his lordship, said that he received
a oommseioaties from Mr. flerieset Ballastise. Matiog
that be was, from bedieposilion, 'sanely usable to be
prom I this asy, sad be OIL Sleigh) begged that his
isedsitip would not compel him to the dames of
the worthy eeriesot to address the jory,Yor, although in the
case, he had sot the slightest idea that be amid he
feat
sot to do so, sad he lid only takes a very im -
fest sots of the ems—ess, Indeed, Webb wee too • t
to suable him to do to the 'Merest* of the primers.
Ho thirds,. heal his loedship to poetpose the further
hear*/ of the ease meta either to or Bets:day.
Els lerdsierp, their modeming with Mr. BM*, decided
that wsommel should sot be celled upon to Weems the
lars he the defame until temsorrow morning,
Mr. SIM this applied that *se or two wineries who
marely woe* the seautexion of the primmer Razton with
coils dossmsstary widows, should be heard, sad this
evidserne having bees gives, the ere was adjourned nets to.
essesser massing,

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TEN DIBARTIE AT TNT Plemecasee TaLATIM—
Yaborday afternoos the Iberia of the poor girl, Sarah
Smith, who died is Middlesex Hospital from the Waite'
which she received by ire on the stage of the Prince'.
Theatre, took place among some dernoestrition of sym-
pathy on the part of the theatrical fraternity as well as
of the general public. The body was interred in Nunhood
Cemetery, having been mare ed thither from the abode
of the parents of the deessasd in Oakley-street, Lambeth,
and the funeral espouses were entirely defrayed by Mr.
Liming, the lease of the Princess's Theatre. The sur-
viving augers:, Mir Haag remains in a state very favour-
able to the hope of recovery, so advene symptoms
having
THEIWIZMURDZIL AT MAxcelierriat.—Yeater-
day morning Levi Taylor, charged with the murder of his
wife at Shudehill, Manchester, on Saturday last, was *gain
brought before the magistrates of that city for examinateon.
The prisma appeared quite 000 l and composed, smiling fre-
quently during the examination of wither's". Mr. Ernest
Jones was engaged to defend the prisoner. Police-constable
John Bell, whose evidence has been already published, was
the principal witness. The next witness was Schofield, the
keeper of the beer-house in which the. murder!l twat Om*.
sad w,

-ad who, on being cramosarnisted by Mr. Jenne, very re-
luctantly admitted that his house was • brothel. Therein
Sheridan stated that the demand bad several times left her
husband (the prisoner), and she had blamed her for it very
much. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next
Liverpool Assists, and during yesterday afternoon was con-
veyed to Kirkdale Gaol.
GREAT NORTH RRN RAILWAY. —The directors of
this eompeay have determined to recommend to the pro-
paha at the unseal meeting on the 21st instant, to do-
dos • dividend for the half-year to the 31st December
bat at the rate of 81. 10s. par oeot per annum as the
mita "ea WI the aeolPfor, giving for the half year :
41. per cent to the original stook ; 31. per cent. to the
II Week ; 61. 10a. per eat to the A stock. These rates
▪ make the dividend far the whole year 1862 as follows,
v 6.: 61. lib. per reek oil the original stock; 61. per mt
re the B stock ; 77. par emit. on the Aetna.
WoontWnirrutriOit AND CROYDON RAILWAY.—The
tsties, Lohalf-
esetiag of this company was held yesterday at the
Elndeadwidee. The only hoboes trans-
mini was thedesiseatioe of the aural dividend of 4 per oat.
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