The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-02 00:00:00

note in his desk with another, which was of the Sheffield
sal Roth,tbani Sank. It remained there until the Monday
Yellowing, when he paid it to William Lodge, High-street,
with three soy. reigns. Wane. had never removed it in
the interim irons the disk, which was locked, and he had
the key in his own possession. Lodge returned the note
neat day at dinner time, and said the note head. Wit-
ness took it from hist, ;ad gave it to the chief constable of
Ithoffield, baring pat his initials on it. He had it returned
to him since, and now pearlised it to the court. Whoa it
wae received it was a whale note, bat when given back to
him by Ledge It was is two halves, sad posted togetber.
It was dated Dotimabor 4, at Daarraotor, sad missed W.
Cooper. Hs had armor soon Oren sista until that day,
afar did be thin be had nor meat him beim.

Cmenes•mird—That wm the find time \shad overseen
01.0 n to kliewiedge. and he bad never sees his from
that day to this, but be cosh' swear to bit being the man.
Re observed the r.ote partimlarly, for he did not re-
assiber baying talwa sae► a sots before, but there was
within on it by which he could distinguish it from
motes. lle did aot put a mark on it until it had been :s-
-tormed by Lodge, who had pat a mark on it on receiving it
from witness. Lodge was not in the court.
Robert Domain, one of the Leeds detective police, saw a
are which was received about eight o'clock on Christmas&
Rye, from Mr. Saa,nel nuke, relating to a forged bank
Oats, purporting to be of the 'Yorkshire Banking Company,
and dated at Doncaster, December 4, Ittsl. Witness marked
the note, and identified it.
The prisoners were Men remanded until Thursday in
out week, when we understand evidenco is to b,• had
against them fee uttering similar forged notes in Hud-
dersfield.

THE " OLone" or luxn I'ALIIEWITON.—In 18.52
the question is -or, rather, the two questions are—whether
Lord l'aluser.ton's beanng towards foreign powers had not
become • matter of engaged aanisr-propre—and whether
hi• conduct toward. his rolksgues had not become a eeriest
a. specimens of individual self-will, uncontrolled, and ow
controllable by cabinet deliberations. That is the easels.
Wes to which we confess we are led, wet lees by the stele-
wets of Lord l'aloscrston's Meads, thew by ell we caw
collect from the facts which have beams einem
(And her. let a. distinctly say that co this es 'set we
have sought no edit r sources of information.) tie are
led to the couclusion that Lord Pahnerston's col-
leagues Ina become at length thoroughly convinced
that, whatever the late noble seerciary might say to
thaw—or whatever they might say to him—whatever
might be the results of Cabinet deliberations on points
of foreign policy, and whatever the understood intention
of Lord Paton-yawn to act in sICCOrIiSOC• with those results,
linseed at with hi. understood concurrence—he had, if the

*we say be pinioned, fairly taken the bit between his
teeth es all points when his opinion, or will, ro tamper,
Pm counter to theirs. An individual temperament, which
Me arrived at that pitch, has become incapable of action
mineurrencie with colleagu.s, and still more in subor-
&nation to a chief. Upon this hypothesis, which appears
do as the only one that explains all that is obscure in
W incident, there is no difficulty in unite the talk
alma intrigue in the Cabinet. aid in Lisriego, Lord
Palmerst.iii. If, when the Cabinet deckle& ate way,
Lord l'almeriton acted another, the fact, et maw Wald
WA fail to tran•pre in the quarters concerned ; awl when-
liner that fact did transpire. this is termed em lhi
essirist Lord l'alinenton. '1 he answer IS dot leteria
memos was not l'nme Minister; if he UseregrA 111 he set
SI if he were sole minister, the thing could ad reir oar
wise than it did ; sad to nipping intrigue et YhaaMo Res
Ft,* is a most superfluous esphuistion of the ram& it by
delved individualism and insubordinatims. It V s reek taw
=Lit abilities have perhaps oftenest split upon ; but es
r could retain his sell respect, or the respect el' this
country and of Europe, who should suffer any c3llmosgb
however eminent, and however his toes may endangnifilhe
cabinet which incurs it, to substitute for the deliberate owe
of that cabinet the different dictates of his own judeguseer
his ow& temperament.—From the Globe of hum night.

TUE BET. MR. BENNETT AND ST. BAILVABAS.—
Not tw, lee months ago, Mr. Bennett quitted St. Barnabas,
and quitted F:ngland. He has spent tight or nine months
In Haman catholic countries, and much of the time in
Raw itself. Rumour relates that the sight of Italy sad
Spain is ant likely to detach him front the English com-
munist. Mr. Hansen has returned to England, and he
hos, it is said, at the invitation of this trustees of the Mar-
=Bath, accepted the living of Immo Selwood, is the
of Bath sad Wells.

CLICILICAL, MEDICAL, AND 0L311161, LIPS AaitT•
ILA ten Soft [TT.— Yeetarday an extraordinary general
of the proprietors and the assured of this society
linsierfd at the society's (Blew, Great Ituasell•street, for
the purpose of receinag the result of ea investigatioa d the
weiety's affairs for the Kw yews wading June 30, 1151.
. The chair was occupied by Dr. Joseph Moore. The report
gave a highly swiss/ WPM of the affairs of the se-
wet], Wpreuratiag its total assets oe the 30th of June last,
5ai1,.,,, of the preprietore paid up capital of 60,0001., at
secant. Its. ItiL, and its liabilities at 683,1124. 4s. Id.,
having a surplus of 181,2165. 7a. VW meeting was called
M deal with this surplus, of width (te avoid inconvenient
fractions) the directors resommenoWi the division of
1110.0004., in the proportion of one Math mow the pro-
prietors, and one half the swag its ;
thus apportisolng to the MAW" to the
latter 90,0004 Waving one third, ammotion to
110.0004., to he laid by he the roam load.
By this arrangemot the peoptietere waive a boom el
per share, sad ft the mewed a son of 121,1261 (the
yokel in reversion of the elm aramint of 90,000(„), to he
added to their pallier, and matte at the death of the to-
sPrairt parties, varzisig wtili the different ages hoot MI
to 63 per CAR. OS the fillegild daring the list
Ave years. la ronsequaire of the seekipost nature of the
original deed the serve hied hod me essoorMstrd that in
the space of JO it Moreeted hem 1.0001. to 60,0001.
Tttl motiatial iawtaar of the hag has hitherto tended to
the himdrentage of the rained. meseWly
tho thimmt of boom whisk mold base lam
M Mom W
ye the whole Felts Ises dlsericaled at oath "elm
**l T.
is.%
thea==arboold be
Said at *MOIL, and that the melte at ell fame divider's
Awl/ M distributed in the pospeedens of enweisth to the
ii;and flee-laths maws die aremet Thus at the
meats I. Mil the wad wail participate in the
wpm*. Mew Meted. set may to the pelts regnlsr
awansieg hew
_the goomel aoss, hat also in the Kwly
years' Mimes derived time the wain of 60,0004., together
with 10,0114., Wag part of the principal.—Tbe chairman
bowleg moved sad Mr. Mowbray having seconded the
adoption of the report, the motion was earned.
COKKERCLU. DOCK COMPANT.—The meeting of
this company was private, but only to confirm 11041111 altera-
tions in the bye-laws wade at • former meeting.

LAND JOBBING AND USURY IN AUBTRALIA.—
The following is an rattan hem a private letter, received
at grudge/tea, dated Addible. South Australia, in ions
het : " Property of elm* every kind has undergoes t
deposition Moly, en Newel of a bed mien whls6 him
Maly moot In, ef nember et people who, eldest 'spite',
hiss mole arises pnreleses Mid, &en hy mom of bills
of endmege, which, .a may be ouppeed. me rest worth a
nab, end the property i• coeseemetly theme into the
media tor what it will fetch, and whit* lie tate east of
dietroylag all cloldenee in the mem =eh&
This evil, like many others, effects Ito Otele WIN though
not till altar many bosom people are viethnhed by them
eshemiag sharks. Amoebae system of reigns the wind
theft geetry resort to, is by means of . ems-
Maw a poor wretch will be ceded he mom ideal b
rem frequently the ease, se robe ft teem if *tee um
mann% who invariably otailotoo Wing day pot lost.
sit of their clients, noik Imisodiatoly Jot pet Week a-
dereenatet on the bill end get it dem be leo or NEM per
seat. at one of the banhs. AU Mb. m be seppmed,
werha very injuriously to other mere le imlm permit&
The kiwi Me rate of interest Is wwy high. end, se I dere
say you already know, always has hem. On sees been IMO I
le dee hundred poundLyen
_may welly get fifteen to twenty
par coat. ea Brat-rate MAW astairity. I often wish I had
mono amyl to almost at de meltable rate of interest. A
few hundreds Judiefeady heisted would not fail to bring
• wry eemfortable living."
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VALLZ OP GAME TO THE HIOELANDS.—The vane
of groan shootings has increased greatly in Athole daring
the lest ten years. The game on an estate now in the
market, which let for many someone at 1001., and the highest
1901, is now as a lees* at MOI., independent of the graatal•
nat. This is equivalent to an enhancement of 3,11001. on
the value of the pruperty.—Dtessdee Advertiser.
SITPTILVISION Or THE CONVICT MUTHIT.-1119
eighties coevals who were separated from the ether llea-
vises on board the Warrior at Woolwich Dockyard ea Tues-
day het, mad, after being heavily ironed, placed on board
the Wye swift skip in the river. were taken on ahem os
Weirdo, AMU* by _twee 0 Captain Whitey esd eon-
word Is asslbsee• hind he the imemden, in the dusk of
the evening. So Malhesk Priellsedery. The other convicts
have reams! thelv Mess raw their guard' es usual
the day in the deelyerd ; but, from hiforraties
Whltty hoe ressived, there are seven other soviets
Wren. OWN at he diskyard whoa conduct wee very
14 mud Re los osmidoood it oesessarg that they shonM be
Mega in am son.so to the Mhos. The Royal Artillery
bow boss ordered to raw dusk tans of convict guard daty
with Rio Royal Harlow.
Tie &aims' HONIG IN PLDIOCTII ASD DE-
ooseorto.--Ilese the visit of Captain W. H. Hai. R.N.
sod Y.R.L. to *enmesh asd Demises, gees two
nestle oboes, silidentstep bees been takes with a tiow to
the erection of a liallsirsiun la Demaport, he lbseetw
sea of her I=llll./dmosid mother ta !Imes& he
these of the The benne wiD be rem
the of MS deneggsll, mod erected out eta*
feed. I feiret.72l••••ll to upwards of 1.1.81,
The fehiering just bees received bg to
Hammy Beentorp, , 111i.N.. of firmed':
Earl lancer, 26L • Off IL Bast., 101. ; Earl Howe,
abiia 101. • Zed Carew a. ; ierithsiral Hawker, 64 ;
lAmherst, 64. • Ohm. 2L ; Mire Panshuwe,
s.z;ildard Colelishe er. s sob ow sue of less amount.

POOMNING nt SOIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIAND.—Ott Tuesday
so lossout was WI at Oeromilk sear Alleatiese, I. the
. et ilia body of • female child
who Bed very swiluelly tas afar it was be,.. It sp.
roma hem the aemiletelea the maim of the child, a
Pam who Wm a amuse is the
a fore Maki la eat astikboorkaad, that aka
the blot
la tomonia dal after it
awatalla Is a lbw Mow YU jury
mama . voila of " WOW Warr split Moog
Nam lobo semeallaid via anaores marmot
• idal at .daft Sim fat OM feast, et Nortkaabor-
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