The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AMMUTT,PIOIIO2IOII. Seems
lima, 1. OL. Dothan (1647) promoted to the mak of
Airournews.—Caotain Hos. A. A. Osalusse (ISM)
ihe 161asatioe SC mew items gaud skip, .1 WO
.powor, Shommo.
imam (1647) to the Besilisk, 6, paddle.
wheel mom M 406 hereargiverer. _la the Balm.
Lissimmet Cormalledee 0. Isealsma (11_3V M the
'Oberon, 3,pirommit.paddliembeel mem mosel of NM hear•
pposer. at
Lieutenants J. Palmed (1160) hem the I
104. iso ship, et Disarm. le the 011swelkkgrellit
ship, at Demapses; J. P. Shope 411 m Is the
• SO, wen same ship et4SObisserperme. as lbw-
E.T.Cs.ullise• (1846) to the Saila 01w slam
as assessor ; se
Fes (I•llBtheOenweine ;
(1861) UP the mem stern ship.
:damsPeementik; J. A.
se to the Peeehotellilstmen
hip. at Portsmouth ; sea J. lieemby (MI) Is the
Berrhe.llo. mew dean ship, at Iftlinsee.
Seem' Mesta D. B. Eimer (ISMS* Sae Janus, 4, paddle-
wheel stem weasel. of 220 berwpower, at Sheerness.
Naval Cadet J. B. B. Braes, twat the *deeds to the
Pembroke.

PORTSMOUTH, Fu. 8.
Th• MOW ship QOM' embarked about 900 oflloora
trei ma for the Crimes this morning. She sails to- morrow,
!lanai at Plymouth for drafts of regiments waiting there.
The Houteha, 120, Captain Hatton, arrived at Spithead
allseuems heat Malta, to wbieh place she had taken
glow he the Crimea. She has brought hose* upwards if
ISO risk and wounded seen.
TIM Marblagee, steam-ship, resales at Spithead with the
111 womoded ass oho has brought from the Rad. The
triad madames unfavourable for her voyage to Chatham.
sad it is ezpoted that she will lave to sem into harbour
to laid the Creeps.

EMBARKATION OP TROOPS AT PEMBROKE TOR 1,
Tan Cairtzt.—The Imparador screw seam transport ,
(173), arrived at Pembroke on Saturday temeaLiverpool, to
gimbal' a draft of the 31st regiment. Today (Feb. 8) ,
the lamasery &morass% having bees arseted, a large
draft embarked at Om doekyarC sal tbe steamer imme-
diately left Orr Ma, den hens ON to 310 mop troops will
be taken en Noel Mr Ms Medlesemmirea and the Crimea.
Colonel Cvanloy Sal Ibe ellesseof the dockyard did every-
thing in pedalos the measgemente for the embarkation
whisk seats be draked, sad the result wee a suossedul
ablo4lnt of he Awe, men, and baggage•
steamer the Scamander has just left
Barre r!ailitill earts, 18 ambulances, a quantity of 'voodoo
obese, and mop pot% 1,000 iron bedsteads, 3.50 boxes of
101 t of mit meat, and a number of ovens,
wbeelliamowy end other articles for the army
of the I. It leek seem days to piths large and visions
carp as bold. Five of he? crew iterated two or throe
days after bar arrival at Havre, and it is supposed that the
embarked in the William Tell, an American vessel, which
has lately railed. In their place throe French sailors were
taken on beard. The Piccolos, another English steamer,
arrived at Herr* just altar the selling of the Seamander—
abe Mao is to take oat supplies to the Crimes, sad other
Eaghsh steamers are abortly expected.
The 3rd Royal Middlesex Light Infantry Militia hu
ben this week assembled at Tarshasairrrli for permanent
duty. The permanent staff of this rsgimest are old non-
miounimiosed °Moen from the Guards and line. The regi-
ment mastered at the ant parade 410 strong, with every
probability of we maw their fell complemsat, although
they have given a greater number of volunteers to the reel. ,
meats of the regular army.
Tax Vicroax has just left Southassibea with
emigrants for Melbourne. The Ms=
=Sou, and the Sea hog, are shortly abs
it Seethamptseh to take out government emigrants to

baton Walton

THE REV. RUMMER DAVIES T. DANIEL
PRATT, Till PUBLISHER OF Till " BRITISH
BANNIR."
Mr. Widely, Cl.O.,_the arblessesart Teumfgasi.
Mr. Banonties sail Mr. Berried fer the
tiff ; Mr. lbereat Wilkins and Mr. leas represeded the
&bedew.
Mr. Beneath. premeded to reply is the whole ease,
imeeelami that mud irrelevad matter bed been
iatro-
&MA He sell be bed expected Ids leaned triad Ser.
red WOW maid lame attealfilld show IBM M. 897 's
seadaet was seesileat with beassepi bet its &W rap. was
esinnrel isesetive w{t Imes AL DAN ; ft was vita-
pansieste • bled Many err bead in a emit et justice,
sad mete ham wed es mask pea rd
thelemad sebitratdr
as it did to on elbow 'be head it. In addend.. the dr.,
he (Mr. Bellsene) would at least avoid impareg menus
it • vile idad-„he wend am attribute to seems hark
enkany end mareirmy when there was este ewer. Having
t• Davlees arra at Beside% MS Mord mus-
se▪ l
peeeeded le my that the Wdliegbereephiseter, heeler.
Men assisted be five years, woo pielesed by Ms. Prod.
Mr ?mist-1 did sot produce it.
Bolisetim—Mr. Prost produsel it for the first time
Se the vet& Mr. Prost lest the eamlien of his DIOS ID
the estlertee ethane would have beam treated with the
eastesept desseltd. This letter lid been, m was alleged
Melted up red espied by Siam. Meet rut everebetty re-
gard this es • most seendelous treasesties t lamp me
asks, what is the meaning of keepiag mak a deck le the
Misdea-bines—a man who eiememmed a mum doom.
age, and emehriedtteSseement.,
up:jew haslet :sot swum. ta emu el his MOM
Hess He le have te refer be endue of lib.
Prost in mob • letter without melds, asp sear
meat. Om Mee thought he would ham mid to
Stacey, " Whatl veal • man's letter to his wife 1 ropy It I
burn it ; hide year ewe shame ;" and it might have been
expected. If Stacey bad head a water or mosey, end had
appropriated it, he wand lave bees ailed • thief—if he
had given it to Kr. Prost he wmild have been
caned • naive& What was the Memel between gul-
ls, the nature of • letter sad • peas ei money ? He
wadi mimes Mr. Stacey to be • rogue —he med the
adder 1111111 he odd am 4. (Laughter.) He would
rMassif te.prere tbas Wee buss hod bees seaweeted.
emind weeleateM te pew that the higerm, sled mil
wire eepkil pelage beet a gears* Jilts? erd, _ Manes
these the gamillAy red elessaity bed been intro-
deed. It Midi be ressiberd that Stacey bed sworn as
to the time he MA gives the Wee is Mrs. Meter, and that
the mad. Mosey sulestverelp aired his statement, or,
rather, quailed for Mud, " Mee read a bit of it," by
which she meld not have come Mthe May pert of it ; and
thereby beast rid of the obsereediss that no women mold
have reed • letter tibia bed film into the hands
of other poems " with a sad. NI satisfaction." The
learned arbitrator would see that the postscript had bun
cut off, as it was said to ceased Horley's name. There
was a mush better rouge titer that for cutting it off. It
referred to the name of Sea* die mission messenger, and
Stacey well knew it world net be advisable that them
should be say remote to ass who would have been able to
have tested the accuracy of thole who stated that the letter
had bun bud then on that day. Throughout this case
be bad not elmoth from the most minute examination, so
as to elkit the teeth, believing, as he did, the truth would
be fauseelis le tart side which he had the honour to serve.
He codased be bad given his mind to this case almost to
the mimics of all other topics. He had turned over in
his mind how this matter had been comiseted. Others had
thought It was a concoction of Brierfe. He bad wen
eighed the nutter, and had corm to a Masa easeledwa.
If there were a concoction at emit wee a esseestlea enter.
ley's. (Hare the learned counsel suggested the thusly that
Morley had dropped that letter, that It night be plotted up
by Stacey.) In his judgment, the story told by Stacey
that he had jaded up the letter was true ; the story that he
hat seeded the later was true, because his evidence on
thus pubis we with, and consistent; but the story that
ho bid ghee tt busk to Mn. Davies was • deliberate fetis-
hes', awl es that part of the story Stacey was found pre-
miering, Misting, and altering.
lbeisent h hardly fair of my learned friend
011 opus ebb sew matter about Rutty, when I have no
erfeernatd »riving ea it. His whole opens* suggested
ifielaniMmesin decry.
Mr. Beliellipir--Bat Mr. Hurley had never appeared
is=this. I meld net tell bow be would show off.
t wShfoe withdrew the objection.
Mr. Dalimelia• ptoessiod to say—Mr. Morley had et.
=
iela, opiates that eeliglous institutions were not
to the growth of piety is young men. ile had
lett the Nielsen iseettabss and had got into ea a a
ea" when. iesliteek say Wary to his morale
ben his seemeries with the hew place would he m-
ass& (Great lar.) Net bed any mao, what/her
he use ban • ~se home or an attorney's ages,
Wood emelt • droners in the witaers-box as Harley
bed. The meager is which he had given his GA.
AWN was perfastly shocking. He got into the wit-
nesabes in • eking manner, as If he were gee.
dug up to slag • song in some dhty pot-hones.
As repaid Dr. Tidmas lie east no imputation on him.
He babied Dr. Tldmasi lad acted boautly throughest
this molter. He thought le had been deluded and sir
takes, bake mem meld believe that he had acted w-
ird elkheasaly. The Babies masses were, as be
es &posed of sed throwing @Moths Greenwich
be wadi Wrestler rest, what were site
IS Mr. Dodge's ehmesster, to louse the bold
that be weld be guilty of the Woes of Mimeo sale*
seise Wye:jury t Tie learned Neese' essiaded Ms ob-
servation ea the hest of the mot deremang the
We Wier as • twiny the fens of which had
beeniliZarreal is Assess wait: parehassi is that sink
of Many, Relyweßntreste sad supplied by east Stacey
Nashey.—He will dash kit address to.nesseatr.

MOSS— —TICIFCIAPORMIL Illa JOIN IPIVAIIM
TII PARIS CAOCOIATI 001ILPANT V. TSB MITI

!MAGID COMPANY.
Mr. Malin. sad Mr. W. D. Leiria appeared for the plain-
tiffs, sad asked flag the smile pulormanoe cam agreement,
and for en injemlim to the defeedants from eject-
ing the pitied& hem the essepatim of the stalls, couaten,
spices, and Mob= in ihe 00101 Pale" of wbieh the
plolatiffs Mimi Mbe antilled to the possimion ender the
=lll The t easier which the plaintiffs
bed e 24th of April, 1854. By this 'ene-
mata the disheleelasestrested he provide suitable situations
in the raihmbeiget acme tar the sale of the plaintiffs' che-
mist% and all oseamitmos nestegary for their supplying
=
leaeirmegas to the put& the manufactures of the
; end the plaintiffs speed for these privileges to
ritic9ol. pee week to the defendants, from the lit of June,
TM gentract was to ramie in force for two years
frim that time. In August • peesuiary compensitioa was
WWI* be paid by the defendants to the plaintiffs for non-
porkestMee of the agreement up to that time. Bubie-
VlVdiflreemma ems between this parties, and on the
laissegy, 1865. tin difindseta served notices to quit
ma the 261 k of that math as the plaintiffs, on the assentp-
Me that the plaintifili wire weekly tenants.
air. Beton and Mr. Hemming appeared for the defend-
eats, the Crystal Palace Company ; but without hearing
Ohne,
TM Vise-Citanoellor said this was a suit far the aria°
pirkeemes of an agreement, and the plaledli be their
smiths gated for an inj section to restrain eerainalle upon
the pad of the defendants, which were 'areal to be in
vitamins of that statement, the specific reforgiame of
whisk was sought. The case being one of apedis peeler-
Naafi, sad in which the court can only gnat the Memo-
tile, and is may asked to grant it as auxiliary M Me sight
to egoill perfignamos, the referents which had be glib
so en meet " beaky V. Wegner" (1 De G., M. at=
OM NI he kite to ha • reference to • me which
pauseless fa no degree applicable to the present sees. The
etteensessess of that GM were in —the Moir-
fames of the Min was extraordinary—tied it was east-
shod we attegardinary prissiples. The Mendelian of the
wise asked by the ;AMU& must be their right to a swill°
of the agresseest. The peleelpios on which
ILII =sit staisei the spells perfememesimite=stas
wen des* sslehrl. It is a
eatesesibsety juselise, eeLmelliigbThs4eswil ia eases
lime esspeessilea is the siege of fir the non-
e, dm oweimat meld eat allequsto, but
a[ whisk Ntb. mutt may gave speala performance is
lieu of damps whoa it saw, from the subject-
meter of gee agreement that 'the glipelatioss were
se* Not imps were ao seillsiesS sweiwasatioe.
No &eat *we were ewes in whisk as saliiihary to the
larger sub Mat matter of the agreement, there might be sti-
pulation Mash. if they stood alone, mad be of • kind not
teams Mak themes of the ilaisdiestee of theater% as
to apneas per/mm esa Another prissipto equally mama
in this nun le adednistering specific pielbsuniege me, that
there should be rogsgeable mutuality with awed to the ad-
pa stime—that is to say, that we both sides the etipelatioga
oboe/Abe of such a kind as to suable the seert teen its way
ea lb, ground of mutuality in dliee Heir performance.
Ham was • mat of giatmlity Mai regard to the nature
dohs elipelatises, the mart hes Wesel to interfere. le
the present lesislin II the smarm* was &ho-
=of an gad ;mealier kW.
allit
it perpetuate lea amt by whit& tho pl
:iite UM a melds gposs in the heading celled Me
Pelage, the sem being dellsodisamajmegargiMet
Zirageripelm. me as te remove all ; sad w-'
sibs that, them wen stipulatianies Megan dm Oaks&
Istithiubleit they were te
_pewride Ow pieledik *Mb
iseedees is the resiliS venue Ise the seas
of their Whim • sell el awassisty essorehodes eel
wiles= ter seppiriusi the peblie thelegh their
(the lidisisets'). Derma, with the eageafaa
Wm of the Paris Chocolate Comm,. and for this
rgla aU sad each of the sal refreskosat reuse. end
iruse et the bloat is the • geld galkwy."_ andllie ell
thseellibses the reddendam we the pert of the plilmeM is a
net glfWa. per week, payable weekly, tee the Mee man-
ages& le the egreemeat. The mantial Wipeledee. Ible,
dirlessos within the jariedietles of the meet so to wesilis
Vg
ii an twiggiest to beet a grail Peel a ear-
IPSID eight foot squire is a NOM poetise gf this
It was to be lot for • meleea aed to ao-
m fee which the erg to tea
Where are Ifs easy vegiselmit way peeeNerklai
eolith, erewiele sessieshithe way eflisess
la seems awl aseeseiessiss es se fteseiffy
stsesesiilpit• 110 Iheeibil the& the esseseet to empene
otair wrists Ilet so IMO Twit ifeh Ishetseimod UNA& ,
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