The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-02 00:00:00

THE INTIB.NATIONAL EXHIBITION.

Yesterday was a lovely day, but with a consider-
able fall in the temperature. A large company
gathered to the Exhibition, and found great addi-
tional enjoyment from the altered state of the
atmosphere. It would be impossible to select a
better time for visiting the Exhibition than aniline
October weather, of which, let it be remembered,
only sixteen shilling days now remain open. What
the prices are to be during the supplementary fprt-
night has not as yet been settled, but if, as bas
been stated, they are to be five shillings, or ei,en
half-a-crown the Commissioners may calculate
on an exceedingly select attendance, the more espe-
cially as many of the exhibitors will remove
their goods the moment their agreement with the
commission has expired. Besides, as the object of
the extension of time is to give au opportunity for
trade, tho levying of a heavy toll on entrance would
completely destroy the market.

One of the class men made a determined attempt
at suicide yesterday afternoon, by cutting his
throat, and was promptly removed to St. George's
Hospital. The extent of injury inflicted by the
unfortunate man upon himself had not transpired
when we left the building.

The following is a list of the schools, kc., visit-
ing the Exhibition yesterday :—Mechanics, la-
boerers, &c., from Barrett, Ezell, and Andrews,
Reading, Berke, engineers and agricultural imple-
ment makers, 500, expenses raid by the Hem ; Ttb
City Rifle Volunteers, 20, expenses paid by Capt. H.
Swattou ; Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, Wesleyan
Day School, 85,expenses paid by Messrs. Liclrtt
and Son ; Tower Ward, City of London, ditto,
61, expenses paid by the committee ; Tanridge
Court, Sutton Oxlead, ditto, 21, expenses paid by
Lady Melville ; Rotherhithe National ditto, pupil
teachers, 21, expenses paid by Rev. Z. Mirk ;
Woking, Berks, National ditto, 24, expenses paid
by subscription ; Kelvedon, Suffolk, Feering
House, 6, expenses paid by Mrs. Beardwell.
The highest temperature yesterday, as shown
by Negretti and Esinbra's patent thermometers,
was :—ln the'nave, 61.9 deg. ; in the galleries, 02.8
deg.; in the western annex, 67.2 deg. The read-
ings were taken at 3 o'clock p.m.
The following were the total numbers admitted
yesterday, compared with the corresponding day
in 1851 :

One Shilling day.
Wednesday, Oct. 1

Ana
Ten Stealing semen
tickets
Ps/msefte

Tots! AIN

One Milling day. Tgesson Octal,
Wednesday. Oct. 1 1 Payment
iota fet47l

M. Prosper Merim6e and Mr. Panizzi, of the
British hiumeam, have (according to a Bayonne paper)
strived at Biarritz, on a visit to the Emperor Napoleon.
A curious instance of what the French call
"game laws" is mentioned by the Droit. A young rasa of
about twenty was arousing himself by shooting sparrows
with a peashooter, on the open space before the Invalid's.
A policeman hauled him off to gaol, and he has since hem
trisdi convicted, and sentence,: to Pay Ice (tiiflpg ii
amount, indeed) for an infraction of the laws of la r4siat I

The Press of Vienna accounts for the rumour
whisk prevailed of the suicide of General Ghtlay, bribe

circumstance at a

having put ;z sad to

his existence ia the general's botel. Ther
same ionise'
states that General Giulay has been for some time at the
baths of Ostend.

It is said that a community of French nuns in.
tendresidisgat Canningtoo,in Somersealsirs.

The Pacific Telegraph Company have erected
their wires between the Missouri and the Siena Nevada, a
distance of 1,600 miles, and thus completed the telegraphic

communication between the Atlantic and Pacific in four
months and seventeen days. The company have en-
tered into an arrangement with the Emperor of
Ramie, by which, conjointly, they will ceustruct
a nos►inuous line through British and Eutsue
America, acmes Bebring Straits, and through Asiatic and
European Ramie, so al to connect Petersburg aid Washing-
ton. This lime will be 14,000 miles in length. Russia has
already °caplets& 3,900 mdse, sod collected materials for
extending the wine from Siberia to the mouth of the
Amcor, the Mississippi of Asiatic Russia. . .

A prophet from Utah has appeared in Paris.
Fearing that the police would not allow the public dieee•
minaticie of the marvellous doctrines of his sect, he hes
ooramitted to the press a volume which seems to promise
to have an ertraordinary circulation, if its canasta an
correctly stated. H. Bertrand, the wiseionary in queens,
is a Freshman, and Brigham Yoseg has despatched his
from the Great Balt Lake to preach the doctrine et this
lest days of the mists.
The Tralee mob have served Gavazzi greatly. He
lectured me Tuesday night in the Metropolitan Hall, Dobbs,
which was very much crowded. At the conclusion of he
discourse he referred to the riots Aponte length. After all,
he rid. the Teals@ mob did not touch him, booms it els
not the fint time he lad said to an Irish mob, " Take moo
' sot to approach too near me, because I am a Garibaldi's."
He respected the Irish. They fought well la the British
army and in America, but it was sot courageous to attack
a meeting in which the majority were ladies. Some of thus
who did so won the medals of Castel Fidardo, where eel
ran away after a few shots, and left their amoral in the
heeds of Cialdini. He eshorted the audieece to lake earl
of their right+ and privileges, but not to retaliate. He
concluded by saylag, •• Loot life to queen Victoria!" which
sassed pee/owpd and enthusiastic cheering, clapping of
hands, and Saatieh ere.

LITZILLAY britizuoggeg, —A mong the other
works MUMMA for early publioation by Moors. Rims sod
Masksln are the English trasslatioa of " Les Miserables."
by Victor Rego, somplete in three volumes; " English
WOOS. a IMMINIV. by Miss Havaeagh ; • sew edition of
Mrs. Otipissat's "Life of Mould beim,* "Greene sad
Moe Greeks." by Miss Bremer, trassalatod by Mary Hooitt ;
• new edition of " Life In Prism," by • Prison
Matron ; and " Slaves of the Bing ; or Before and After,"
by tbeauthor of " Graisdniotber's Mosley," ita
_ _

Sow IDLY HIV- HOU DST.—Her Majesty's C 003"
minioolos .t liked Rowse, io ardor to mot t cow
?mines of do Laos altered tie Immo d n to 2. for
4=3: .1 voth steam t. tot. 12 o'clock

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
RI'MOURED lINIGN•TION Of TICE SENIOR COMM

It has ben arroaeoudy stated in the Tones aed some other
journals that Mr. Commissioner Evans had resigned his ap•
pointinent as one of the commissioners of this court. This is
not themes. The learned Commissioner no longer takes part
in the business of the court ; but he has not yet sent iu his
petition" of resignation. Meantime. an arrangement has
be,,n made by which the business in his court will be
,hvided amongst the other commissioners.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Hoßoyd.)
IN NI GOODTBAR.

The bankrupt wee a batreiei, of Hemel Hempstead. He
applied to pass his szainination and for an order of dis-
charge. The liabilities are of trifling amount.
Mr. Lucas opposed, and oompLiined that the accounts were
to a great extent estimated.

Attar hearing Mr. Laurance for the bankrupt, hie Honour
allowed him to pus.

rlr El H. C. DALE.
This was the witting for examination and discharge in the
matter of Henry Cawthorn Dale, described as a general pro-
duce broker, of Highbury New Park. The amounts, pre-
pared by Mears. Hart, exhibit the following items :
Dr.: To creditors (unsecured), 3001. 11s. 10d. ; to credi-
tors of the law firm of Morg.,n, Dale, and Co., 13,9611.
fts. Id.: to liabilities on bills dammted, per routes, 351. ;
to creditors to be paid in full, 671. lltr. ; total, 14,3561.
9s. Ild.

By debtors, good, 511. ; bad. 13,627/. Se. ; &blots
usigoed to creditors, doubtful, 564 • bad, 11,0311.;
liabilities on bills discoanted.lper coots, 35/. ;by property
given up to assigneni, 1101. ide. 11d. ; deficiency, 14,0741.
Ile. ; total, 14,3364 go. 11d.
His Honour remarked on the large amount of bad debts,
upwards of 13,0001.
Mr. Hampton, who appeared for the bankrupt, said
that those debt& had been incurred by the firm of which
the bankrupt had formerly been a member.
Mr. Crossfield, for the assignees, offered no opposition;
and the bankrupt passed and obtained his order.

The bankrupt, a suixeou,;liirn---nirnond•street, Euatar
'guars, applied for his order of discharge. Debts, 2251. ;
no wet'.

--Mr. Denny opposed for a creditor who had let a furnished
holm to the bankrupt at 150/. a year, and been left minus
the rent. The learned counsel submitted that the bankrupt
bad been guilty of gross extravagance. He had gone from
place to place, getting credit wherever he could, and then
•'evaporating."
-.• . . .

Ha Home; susproded the order for de months.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

M ARLBOROUGH•STREET.
CABS BOX ROBBERY.

P,,oy Hebbelinek, waiter, in the employ of Mr. Thomas
Blount, hotel-keeper, of 37, Gerrard-street, was charged en
duspicion with the following robbery.
Mr. Blount said that at a quarter past 12 last night ha
called up the prisoner and asked him why he left the duet
door open. The door wee then shot, and at half-past 12 he
(M,. Blount) went to bed. Sometime after a getitletnitu Mae
home and rang up tbe prisouer, who directly after cried
out, " fliers, thieves " and on his (Mr. Blount) coming
down he found the cash box lying on the floor broken open,
with all the papers strewn about and a 204 note ands 51.
note and 41. 101. gone. The cash-box was safe in his bed-
room at nine o'clock. The prisoner looked about the place,
and said he had better abed for the police. Nothing else
bad been disturbed in the hones.
In answer to Mr. Knox

Prosecutor maid all his oilier servants were la bed at es
time.

Mr. Albert reed over the evidence to the prissaar, who
a Belti►o.
Mr. Bloout odd the robbery must have been omitted
between hall-put 12 sad 2 o'clock.

Y Emile Blauso,;risen;erortiiii, residing at Ur. Blount%
said at 20 minutes past 2 he returned home, and after ring-
ing three times the door was opened by prisoner, who at
once said, „Oh deer, my door is open. There most be
thieves in the house." He then perceived the papers lying
about. Prisower then let a candle he sea holding fall, and
seemed to tremble.

A constable said prisoner denied all knowledge of the
robbery. The prisoner was searched, but the notes were
net found. _ _ _

ifir.l67ox mid he should remand the man, ■nd take bail
for him ; but from the present state of the evidence lie did
not think a jury would convict. It was, however, • are
full of suspicion.
Mr. Blount said the prisoner had been with him ten
months, and he had no fault to find with him.

Mr. Koox said be would take two bail in 2131., and
remanded prisoner for a week.

CLERKENWELL.

0171tAUDING TEE GREAT NORTHERS RAILWAY COMPANY.
William Jones, a master saddler and harness maker, ',-
siding at No. 1, Burk-street, Cunden-town. was
More Mr. D'Eyoeourt, at the instance of Mr. RiehaVM
hams, the inspector of the Great Northern Railway polio*,
with having unlawfully travelled in a airriage of the Great
Northern Railway from BArnet to Londou without having
previously paid his fare, sod with intent to avoid pa) meat
thereof.

Mr. Thomas Williams, inspector of the lioe, attended to
nada the PIK

Prom tie evidence of Mr. Williams and some of the ear.
rants of the company, it appeared that on the 4th of last
month the defendant travelled from Baroet to Loudon, and
when the tickets were collected at the Holloway station it
was ascertained that the defendant had a ticket to convey
him from London to Bullet instead of vies versa. Whoa
asked to pay his fare lie declined to do so, and stated that
he had paid for the ticket he produced, and reesived it at
Barnet, sod that he would not pay again. He was takes
before Mr. Williams, and again declined to pay, saying thathe bad paid once, and would not pay sgaia ; hence the pre-
sent proceedings.
Mr. Williams said that the ticket the defendant had could
never have been issued at Barnet ; for it was a ticket for •
special train, and they were all collected at Coloey Hatch
and returned at ones to London. Several thousand persons
went to Bernet fair, sod he supposed that in the hurry of
collection the ticket which the defendant had was net
collected.

The defendant, le reply to the charge, said he had paid
both for his journey up sad dorm, and that the ticket pro-
duced he obtained at Barret.

Mr. IYErneourt hoed the defendant 40s. and costa, or is
default, ten days intprtioutuent.
The fine was paid.

LAMBETH.

nannmerr ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
Va ildAt Richardson, droned female, wee brought
.4i, on remand, end &sally 01111allIOW on • charge of being
found concealed in the dwelling house of Mr. Thomas
Mammy, a medical gentleman, with intent to commit a
felony. -

Jaen Peate raid she was housemaid in the son**
of Dr. Massey, 21, Churchetreet, Camberwell, and
on the 15th of last month found the prisoner is the
bedroom of her young mistresa. She asked her business, and •
sbe said she wished to see the second-Boor lathier. Witness
told her that there were no lodgers in the house, and she
then said she had come after • nurserymaid's place.
Witness then called Mrs. !dewy, and that lady havingsome
conversation with the prisoner, sbe sent for • constable and
gave her into custody.
The constable who had the case in hood said be had made
inquiries at No. 3, Bishops gate-street, City. where the pri-
soner had given her address, and fourid that no such per- I
sou was known there. He id also ioquired at Worship-1
street Police Court, and had in attendance as °dicer who
knew the prisoner well.
Police constable 5 i N said he was present at Worship-
street when the prisoner was committed to prison for three
mouths to the House of Correction by Mr. Leigh, under the
Vagrant Act, on a charge similar to the present., and at that
time other charges were proved against her.
The magistrate directed the evidence in the case to be
taken, and committed the prisoner to the quarter session
to be tried as au incorrigible rogue.

LATEST spoßTlNdlrrEual

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NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

QUEEN'S PLATE.
Optimist walked arm
MATCH.
Summersides beat Merry Hart.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.

Fray°lo
Griaatto
Southport ...
14 ran.
MATCH.
Tarragona but Coosternatioo.

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YR-OLDS.
Prince Lae 800
Lady Fanny ...
Arrogant ...
8 ran.
SWEEPTTAKES OF 10 SOYS.

Fiat Shan . . 1
Parasite
Knight of the Bath ...
7 ran.
FIFTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES.
Tornado . .
Early Purl ...
8 ran.
LATEST BELTING.
CESAREWITCH.
25 to 1 apt Umpire (t)
40 to 1 Bedorus (t)
ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. A.F.
Tattoo, 4 yrs, Bst 121 b ; Arco, 4 yrs, ilst 41b ; West End,
4 yre, Bst 31b • Astarte, 4 yrs, Bst ; Will o'tbe Wisp, 4 yrs,
7st 101 b ; Ballets* 4 yrs, 7st 10ib ; Asag, 3 yrs, 7st illb ;
Fig, 3 yrs, 7st 81b ; Lord Stanley, 3 yrs, 7st Blb ; Black.
nook, 3 yrs, 7st 71b; Linn°, 3 yrs, 7st 31b ; Principal, 3
yrs, 7st 31b ; Opbelia, 3 yn, 7stStriks, 6st 131 b;
Valletta, 3 yrs. tlet ; Ducat, 5 yrs, bat 101 b ,• Foss-
eon* 5 yrs, Est 101 b ; Cock Robin, 3 yrs, Est 31b. All
are bore.

LATEST BETTING (MIDNIGHT).
OCTOBER HANDICAP.
10 to 1 apt Catial)raok (t)
14 to 1 Leonora (t)
14 to 1 Flirtation (t)
14 to 1 'loathes (t)
CESAREWITCH.
25 to 1 apt Hooka= Loa (t)
100 to 3 Chin Alai* (t)
40 to 1 Audrey (t)