The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-07 00:00:00

THE PRINCE CONSORT.-(THIS DAY.)

PLYMOUTH, liertrargar. 10.30 A.m.
Her Majesty's iron-cued screw steamship Prince
Cowart (35), Captain Veiny. which left this port on Wed-
nesday, the 28th all, for Liverpool, and put into Dublin
Bay in distress, arrived in the Sound at 6 o'clock, and at 8
eels* west up HIJDORZS lobs repauvd.
The screw dean-frigate liverpool, 39. Captain H. Lam-
bert, having been refitted, left Maracas° this morning for
the Sound, where she will embark her powder and ammu-
nition.

The mail steamship Cambrian, Captain Boynton. for the
Gape of Good Hops, St Helena, and Ascension, did not
leave the Soand until 5 o'clock this morning.

BALI OF LORD STAMFORD'S RACING STUD.—The
satire rain( dm& of Lord Stamford, aoasiating of op...anis
at sixty banes and yearlings, will be disposed of by Yews.
Tattersall on the 3rd of December, at his lordship's pad-
dock at Newmarket

THE CRAWLEY COURT-MARTIAL—The prepare-
ratio= for the Crawley court-martial are completed on the
part of the prosecution, and unless Colonel Crawley should
require more time to arrange his defence, it is most pro-
balks that the court will assemble at Aldershot about
Thursday neat. Tie unembers will comprise Geseral Sir
George Wetherall, president ; Major-Oeuerele Lawremon
(Inspector of Cavalry), Russell, Ittmeley (Inspector of In-
fantry), aed Hedges ; Colonel Gambier, Royal Artillery ;
Colonel Oakes, 12th Lenora ; Lieutenant-Colonel Jamie,
13th Hussars ; and Lieuteeent-Coloml Sargent. 3rd Ras.
Sir Alfred Horaford will be prosecutor, and Colonel Pipoo
alkalies Judge-Advocate-GeosraL Army end Nary
Gazelle.

Dias or Sioxoa Dcrvaiu.—We bare to record
the death of Signor Meath, the well-known 'bogeyed:mist,
formerly of Vauxhall and the Surrey Gardens His death
took place at Leeds re Sunday last, the let of November,
aocelerated, if not caused, by the great grief rewired by
the lone of his much-loved sou, Ed w 7 Hubert Duvall, who
was buried October 28, after an diner that had only
seized barn a few days before. His father Wooded the
funeral, never recovered the shock, and sow both lie in the
same grave. Edwy, the sou, was eel, 19 years old when he
died, and the father, who survived him only three days, was
in his 50th year. He was greatly respected.—Zro.
MEITINOS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIMI FOIL THI
EN-
stlnea WET& —Meedev, Royal Academy. at 8—" Anatomy,"
prokaaor partridge ; Geographical, at B
rier"S•ow Moue-
taloa of Equatorial Africa," Baron von Nakao • " Last
Letter of the late Mr. Richard Thornton, from Shar'seigataa
the Zambia;" Latest Intelligence from Dr. 13alkie—Niger
Expeditioe -" "Letters from the late Dr. Vas{—lnterior of
Africa." Tamtlity Syro-Egyptian, at 74 ; at
B—"Commixture of Races of Mae and 13vilisatiori—East
Asia," Mr. Crawford ; "Outline of Cleadfkatioe of Tamul
Osatell," 8. 0. C. Maelegar ; &gizmos', at 8—" Lighthouses
,lathy erected in the Red Sra," Mr. Parkes; Zoological,
at 9—" Didunr-ulna strigirostria," Dr. G. Bennett ; •• Mol.
loan collected in Guatemala." Rev. H. B. Tristent. Wed-
eanday, at 44—Society of Literature ; Microsoopioal, at 8.
Friday, Astrooomical, at 8.
CRIMINAL INFORMATION AO•INNT A MAOISTRATIL
—The Court of Queen's Bench at Dublin has been engaged
for the last three days in hearing arguments on an appli.
ratios for criminal informatioas against Mr. Charles Hunt,
a resident magistrate for the county Antrim, at the suit of
Dr. Thomas Courtney, of Ballymena. The are arose out
of the death, in last January, of &young lady named Amelia
Daley under peculiar and melancholy circumstances,
, which, it may be remembered, were the subject of
peter !tad magisterial investigatioo. Her death was
supposed to have been caused by aa irritant
heroinmie-
ral poison, which Dr. Courtney, who attended
I her last Biller, was suspected of haring administereiL Her
I body was "mistimed soon after interment, sod the ow:Mute
of the stomach were analysed by eminent chemists, but no
trace of poison was detected, and the o Toner's jury returned
an open verdict. Mr. Hunt, however, pmfeasiog to act under
instructions from the castle, caused Dr. Courtney to be ar-
rested and held to bail, sod instituted an inquiry into the
case, which, after proceeding for several weeks, was at
last quashed by order of goveroment. The allege,
tines against Mr. Hunt were that Dr. Courtney
was not, at the initiation of the proceedings, informed of
W nature of the charge against him, that the investigation
was unfairly conducted, and that at its close Mr. Hunt
maliciously and corruptly mused the charge of being acces-
sory before the fact to Miss Carey's death to be placed
against Dr. Courtney on the becks of the Ballymena Petty
Sessions Court. A conditional order for the informations
was granted last term. as a matter of course, and Mr.
Whiteside, for the defendant, Dow moved to have it set
aide, Mr. Brewster opposing on the part of Dr. Courtney.
The case wax ably argued on both aides, and excited great
interest. The judges have not yet pronounced their
decision.

KRIORANTR FOR Nom• ZELLAND.—Iost evening •
very interestiag farewell meatier of the pjosooy party el
settlers i■ coosestoe with the Church of &asked Emigra-
tion Society, who are about to proceed to Auckland, New
Zeeland, took piece at the school-room of St. Paul's church,
Blab-street, Shedwell. Tea, waa provided for the emi.
Beasts and a amorous party of friends at hall-pact air
&dock, and van ua addresses were aubeneently delivered.
TM y will embark for Now Zealand os Monday next on
hoard the Bolden City, a tee reseal beionin to Meows.
Houlder, of Leadonhall-street.