The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1855.

Without any *injectors' debilities we ma that the
malt of the first flash of salielidar the
yneem
Betties Court has, in ties wane of Ive ears, been a
Ouster items three orlru per sebt=silbole
of •kingdoes. Agaio, is dig,
alisect *mis should yids formed respecting WU'
limber and description id purchasers. Vagua and
aufetuidedelieas hays bean eirealated he various
purposed, ditch we need not here inquire into re-
garding what is termed a general re-eAjetwoes dI
the Celtic soil. The late' Str ROBliffit Fait
of a New Plantatioi of COansiglit ea Dual,
in some idle brains ; and there are politielems saC
&satin who do not scruple to rest their argueedeel
in favour of sundry questionable measures upon the
assumed notoriety of the wholesale chugs which
they wish us to believe is taking place in that direc-
tion. But we find from the Report already quoted
that of 6,893 purchasers under the new tribunal,
6,676 have been natives of the country, while only
220 persons have gone from England and Scotland to
buy.
Another misconception which needs being tor-
need, is that the Court, as now constituted, of three 11
Commissioners, has been able to maintain the same
rapidity of procedure in the sale of property and die-,
tribution of parches-money, which marked its
earlier efforts. For ourselves we cannot my we
ever shared in the extravagant belief entertained
by the Quixotes of law reform, that any juris-
diction could be created which could despatch an
accumulated mass and variety of business with John
Gilpin speed, and yet with due regard to equity as,
between man and man. Experience may be con-
sidered as having done much to explode the ignorant
impatience of the empiric we refer to. It now ap-1
pears that the work has long since oven taken the fresh
energy of the new tribunal, which, as now com-
posed, is hardly able to keep down the growing
tendency to arrear of business claiming its attention.
On an average, petitions for sales now take three
years before they are finally adjudicated on.
We do not mention this fact in any spirit of
cavil or censure ; but rather to poineout the necessity
of making more efficient provision for the future
administration of so salutary a law. The need of some
alteration mums to have forced itself upon the Com-
missioners of Inquiry, who have recommended the
permanent adoption of the Encumbered Estates Court
as a department of Chancery. With this view it is
seggested that the existing exceptional tribunal
should cease, its functions being transferred to one of
two Vice-Chancellors whom it is proposed to appoint
in Ireland, the latter to perform the duties of the
Masters in Chancery, whose offices are to be abolished.
A Bill embodying these recommendations is, we
understand, about to be introduced by the Govern-
ment in the course of a few days. As one essentially
consisting of numberless small details, it will not
come within the scope of general criticism. But
may take the present opportr
we hope that the English r
about to be followed of
Masters in Chanoery to I
carefully considered before
withstanding the assiduity
business of these Judges is
penance and ability brought
amount of work to be don,
them, and expense and
dually becoming mice
founded complaint.
if, through any motive
Chancery in Ireland •
We do not undertake
business heretofore performed
the court may be fitly
but we are quite sure
charged with the whole
performed by the our
Dr. LONOTIELD, and
more than enough
arrangement proceeds,
aeons principle. It would
Court of Chancery generally
vested in the Incumbered -
than to confine them to a
court; and thus to exchange
for another. By dealing more t. _ _- sub-
ject, there would be greater facilities for improving
the subordinate Chancery offices, and greater cer-
tainty of bringing these new principles of dealing
with lead under the constant surveillance of the
*-- —Daily News.

M. Crosnier, lumber of the Corps Legislafif, has
resigned his post as !manager of the Paris Opera, because
the Minister of State has engaged Madame Alban' without
cossetting him. Kelm. Alboni's performances will own-
autos next week, sad there will be five opera nights a
week instead of three. Alboni will sing every Saturday at
the Pretest of the Seine's concert at the Hotel de Ville.

The Paris censor eat out some passages in Verdi's
new pile, the Sicilia's Veepers," in which the words " ty-
rants " and " liberty " were injudiciously used.

A few weeks ago the Univers thought proper to
publish • feria of virulent attacks upon the miserable
Wronger, accusing him of having invariably plastid his pea
at the Daniell of the worst passions, and contendiag that hi.
reputation as a poet far exceeded hie genius. ♦ sculptor,
to whom it occurred that the Parisians would be glad of an
opportunity to protest against these libels on their favourite
bard, designed • masa but of him, of which he mold plaster
costs at 6 rose a plasm. The idea has met with immense
neeme, no hos then 10,000 busts of 13Eranger hating been
sold is the spate of a fortnight.

A Paris physician hes just published a pamphlet
with the title of " The Physical and Moral Degeneration of
the Human Race canoed by Vaccination." The startling
theory that inner, who for more than half a century has
enjoyed the reputation of one of the greatest benefactors of
humanity that over existed, was in fact the principal author
of cholera sad a hat of modern disgust, has been broached
before, but without easiting meek attention. Now, however,
the Imperial Andes), or Madicies has placed the subject on
their paper for dismasios.
A series of eureka in the open air has been or-
ganised by the clergy of Birmingham.
Mr. Francis Boult, of Liverpool, has received a
reply from Prince Csartoryski to the address lately adopted
at a public meeting held in that town. The Prince states
that be is convinced " that so much real sympathy and ma-
tured nears shown now is Ragland for the Polish cease
must aid, sooner or law, is as effective interference in her
favour."
A proposal for a general and permanent encamp-
ment on Salisbury Plata has been addressed to Lord Pea.
mare.
On the occasion of Mr. Buckstone's benefit on the
211th, a sew faros, entitled Mr. Bookatono's Atiotoblon with
• Polish Primus, will be produced at the Haymarket.
A new piece, to be called Welping Hands, by Mr.
Tom Taylor, will he produced at the Adeiplii on Wednesday
night, the night of Madame Celeste's benefit.
Biz hundred pounds is, it is understood, the price
paid for Mr. Millais's Reams. The Order of Meow, ex-
hibited lest year, was sold to the same purchaser for three
hundred guises'.
The Princess de Hohenlohe has arrived at Bent-
sen, sesospenied by her two daughters.
The Communal Council of Liege has unanimously
voted s mum of 60,000 fr. towards the ersetion is that eity of
en hospital foe lunatics.
The Cberrt Journal says that this swoon many
members of slie Hesse of Casinos' will make en excursion
to the Crimes, is lies of s tour ism Switzerland or Italy.

A cosoputadoc, originating at Vienna, places the
suntan of the Allied armies saw Sebastopol at 160,000,
via., 100,000 Fres* 90,000 ilaglish, 16,000 Ilartislase,
126,000 Turks (without ladading rho troops as Bepoloals
NA is =NM as Balaklava).

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.
Thu Clews went 011 Saturday afternoon to tho
Comae Aidleaaott. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, ao-
eonspaaled bribe Disko of Camsbrioge. left Buckingham
I Palace at Forest mieliagrisisiostesbefore 3 o'clock, attended by the
Dubow of W Kaior 0 I the flea. Charles
Grey, and Cassels*. e. Dudley de 800, and proceeded
to Oro priests MOM at Nine Elms, travelled to Farn-
borough • opeelal traia on the Bouth•Western Railway,
and aherwarda prooseded from the itation to the encamp-
ment.
' Her Mae Tttarati. to Jhunitasheel Palm at to
klisibeilie ore 7 o'clock. I
The Prince of Wilkie sad • ?linos Alfred. attended by
Colonel the Has. U. B. Phippe and Mr. Gibbe, elided the
Crystal Palace at Cyclorama ea Saturday.
Prince Leopold took • drive in a oarriage•asd-four.
Yesterday her Majesty and Prince Albert, with t-As Prince
of Weise, the Prima Royal, Prince Alfred, and the
Prisms Alice, asd else the ladies sal gentlemen et the
Collet and the domestic household, attended Divine service
to the private chapel, in Buckingham Palace. The Hon.
and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor officiated.
The Dreams d'Aemale, and the Princess de Salerno,
visited the Dasher of Rent on Friday, at Clarence-house,
St. Jame's.
The Duchies of Kent, attended be Lady Anna Maria
Damon, visited the Countess do Bimini on Sstarday, at

olansaat.
The Duchess of Beat Tleited the Michela of Gloseeeter
yestarday, at Gloseeeter-boogie.

A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-Aloe,
Downinrstrest, on Saturday afternoon. The Ministers
present were: Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chan-
cellor. the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl Granville,
the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey. the Earl of
Clarendon, Lord John Russell, Lord Panmure, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood,
the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Sir William
Moleaworth, Viscount Canning, and the Earl of
Harrowhy. The Council sat two hours and a half.

The annual parades of her Majesty's Guard of the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, coder the command of the
lieutenant and the inspection of the Right Hon. the Cap-
tale, have taken place in the gardens of St. James's Palace.
The Standard Bearer and the Clerk of the Cheque and Ad-
journ attended. Lientenant-Coloneh Nevin and Cooke,
the sub•oflieers, were on duty with the corps.
A deputation from the factory occupiers of Lancashire,
consisting of Mr. E. H. Greg, Mr. Thomas Cooke, of Man-
chester, and Mr. Edmund Ashworth, of Bolton, kad an
interview with Sir George Grey, on Saturday, at the Home-
office. The deputation was accompanied and introduced by
Mr. John Cheatham, 111. P., end Mr. James Heywood, M.P.
The Turkish Minister transacted heehaw, on 13aturday, at
the Foreign•office.
A deputation on the subject of smallpox and vaccination
had an interview, on Saturday, with Sir George Grey. The
deputation consisted of Dr. Babingtou, President of the
Epidemiological Society, Dr. WV/Miami, Dr. W. Leiria.
Mr. Marron, Mr. Tucker, Dr. Seaton, and Mr. Brady, M.P.
A deputation from Shereditch had an interview, on
Saturday, with the President of the General Board of
Health, at hie ease, Whitehall. The deputation con-
sisted of Messrs. Long, Southgate, Davis (clerk), Higgs
(surveyor), and Dltehman (inspector),
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat on
Saturday. Present : Lords Justices Knight Bruce and
Turner, the Chancellor of the Dueby of Cornwall, and Sir
J. Patteson. The appeal from British Guiana, " The
Board of Orphans v. Ktosselins " (part heard), wee con-
cluded, and an appeal from British Guiana,
" Simeon v.
Daly." commenced.
Despatches were sent from the Colonial-office on Saturday
to the Governors of the West ladia Islands.
His Excellency the Marquis d'Aseglio has left town for
ten days on a visit to his relatives, at present at the mineral
waters of Vichy.

nt opportunity of saying that
is:
iglish precedent which ppears
A transferriog the woe of the
to the Equity Judges. ybe
*fore it be adopted. r, not-
iduity with which the her
pert ges is performed, ant ex-
nought to its pert , the
done already pressesl
upon
ad delay to the suit* gra-
ntee more matters 01 well-
It would be a gretOsistake
re of tales economy, thileourt of
were re-organised ingilleiently.
re to say how far the • ary
erformed by the four re of
y left to one Vice- nor;
ore that if the oth be
hole of the judicial now
ammisoners Baron na,
l Mr. HASOREAVE, have
to do. Indeed the ted
dm, u we think, u erro •
rould be better to coot' the
onerally the enlarged powers now
tiered Estates Commilrather
L to a special depart of that
=hinge one exceptionallkibtmal
ding more broadly with the sub-