The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

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Tee Two Tam Our'en;aii of 10 eon. each. with N added ;
eAe.et Ilk; and titles, Mt 41b. like wan ot the mooed hone to
melee MAD. Hag a db. I& alb feembetka Wier Nightie.
pi* Obraeoles, [nutty, a by Is Tattle Sykes Girehawk's does.
f by Ales—Allele, Csede Lembo, Teeter. The Oror Dawn.
eteeple‘ Timm* ark Temsey. e,_'' by lagn—Toltr dam,
Carseee.RariliC e' Onent—Tomm, The Imengrr, I weather-
bit— e by The MON Detainee—Lady Bros by
Cottedoe-11 Seam hook The Prnihot, Cen rotion. Afoot
Lyle, Apathy. 4 by Chestlistr—Forlore Raw. f by Orlando--
'WWI'S DMldltiffittle. f by lege - Palma, she la emote
yo.ar, o by Imo - Nom Water to Sylmar, Fright. Amur.
one Boy. Pyrrhus the kr. Illeowity.
Tag Oar Mareetrounal Seams (Hadhap) of II wee nth,
13 ft, sad deb & M met. b.. eta NO Mad by Me nentrlbto
Boas at the Ismee or doe wilemb yen et ri Wag midst b the
aty 0 Lades wed tbe aelmolielha diablittedolikee with nod
the tram woo seboodklmee wombed by. as ream vicanallere of
the weteepla The emir? e 1 the meal hone to nears 30 rota
eat elks enema The brim et ay baker cd SOO son value,
sae be publioelima el Ihe widla etb; cf my two web owe a
mem lab Gott► lie warm So SO bow towards that ea worm
14i lig► so oho thsweel ' Meek mod 101. ti's. to the
Limed Tielnallme° Mims. awe Ileempentao Makes Coon,.
Stromlo Ned • immereor. (7ais. N a whom pay ri amt. each.)
The NOM teak hit la loam maw Sit Ilk, it be beat need to
OM wow, sad the alms seespideg la ptepeetba.
AIM Aga w 1
Speed the Plough I el
The Priam of Orange 3 1
IMO Dane (tatioding Abooletne
Ith entre) a 1 Mice Wentworth ...... $
PhOwer 4 Mead of the Mara
linahlirld ......... ....... 3 Sly Fellow ... 3
Geerkalt
CisleMlT (lob) ......
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$ Mr. llialam .
OMere...ra 4 Smack . : .............
The 4 Buckingham ..... ....... 3
3 Taut thi:en
Meek ...».... 4 Rip Van Winkle :
Mama 4 hidbope 8
Ws ............ $ f by Marat—Duveram 3
Lonna .................. 3 1 rat Herm 3 1
gam. ................... 3 1 Meaner
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.—Yesterday evening a

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Ire Weis est Is the melees ef Mean. W. Derail is*
Oe • Wee diesesee, el. lielleed-weet. Blacksrian-road,
°wig, eus lie hillioneMe eseareet the stack eostained le
the woollier, a eseellerehie meow et damage was fa-
dieted Wise the II toes meld he ashamed. The cause of
the flee le out keen. Ti. butt sewed by an interim.

Kati) iintelltatact.
JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY
COUNCIL.—Arau. 9.

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DIM= elan Wan? IROWniaillin Wane Mmes. Kintner lira Lice
Twain, Da. Leanliateror, NP, rEitaliaTON Wan, awn ata M. aim/.
TIIB NUT INDIA COMPANY W Dees gOMBItI AND tratfahl.
TM Qom% AdvomO began tl is Mean by calling aliments to
the design whisk Mr. Dare Sombre iseartaned with roped to his
wilebialelMS. Lord Cootermere militia when the when Molly
met at CleeMsien Hate. la AEON Ha4a the dessomee Mot we
"Moe, mospill poommed with etlielipd amipieme me delu-
sions es Yr kb Mere mproollininsolnel. Mahe Mord Irma-
Me, Mho mind ups; ft mite ensemerieet Orlimemt iit semen of
his __.mire, et Nam ese MOM benebe el me nee which were
0011111MMIL film, gra NOM afifeweffe me Me reenet The Mends
MY OD WI nWsnwas OWN len Mee le easels to the hobnobbed
hiptallen Mtn' keg es say thee tbe Mostigarion nee sombieed
Mein tens Mem liMageoce sad Mete. Mr. Duce Omni, meld he
wawYeabeek to the dread on of theorising", but oloseved, pointing to
hie MM. "h era always remain bereP and the evidence Owned
that Mama simmisoed t e deloson. lha tot interview with his
win in elcomaher, ISM, was Imeroblest with any general retracts-
Uesi—it wee aid, ream d, sed dipensatie, and was almost
like the meets of two adverse peen& ender a tag of truce.
He mid, At year sanest requea, Ontilem I Ohne has, and if yea
could ray anything whick would Ong matters toot end, I have no
doubt it would he agreeable to m both to put a finishing stroke to
Ude asermalte sear." Mrs. Dyes emirs replied, "1 would rather
you got better, and that we lived tossers man." He said, "Do
toe still expect that? I 'doubt six yore esprieset would have
proved to you the impoesidlits of such ma arrangement Mrs. Ince
Sombre, "Ars yea quite gore." "Quite sum; and if you were to
turn the subject over in your own mind for the lot time, it would be
• great relief to your own tell ea It is to me. We are separated,
sad therefore you cannot be very h.ppy to be known as • separate
woman; maid we not come to flume aderrihrling about • divorce." •
I Mrs. Moho remarked, " But you are • catholic." and he answered,
"I den my I amid get • &emotion foe such atiact." Thus was the
ereeersd's own aleOnlt of the Deling, any it appeared from it that
not • word of apology or regret was uttered by hies err hong
amused his wife of hunt and charged her with improper intimacy
with footmen and waiters. It was quite clear, there tore, that at that
time he waa not cared of hio deluelons respecting lire. Dyce Sombre.
One whoosh who few him in 1831, se d he mentioned that If the
Lord Chancellor di solved his marrisp .ith bit wife, applying some
strong term to her, be would marry Mew Talbot, whom he had
known from her infancy, ar.d he repeatedly eoroplained that the East
India Company were in league with his wife to deprive him of kb
property. Mr. Shadwell also stated that when be was dyne he lug.
gated that efts Dyne timbre ebould be brought to see him, and that
he Eughed out loudly, and martin ed, "You comsat be in your smarm
to propose nich a thing Bee is in a deep conspiracy against ore."
There was then no complete rear .very firm the legal deluaions which
he enterteluot rowdier bin wile, and even if at the later
period of his life he dot not repot teen or frequently or with the
mme vehemence as before, that eireamateree was of little aloe.
when they talc into account the retested cautions be had reeelved
to coscal his deluders. The leaned jeep of the court below had
commented very strongly upon the wed. Mr. Wilson, using an
almost oboolete term, described it an an ofßcious will, and certainly
it was as officious as coed well be imagined, bosom It entirely out
off the widow. It was said that the two deters of the dmue4 had
been imply provided for, as they had received from between 34,000 L
and 20,000 L; but there was a well known lamentable gen-
tleman, whr was called poor, although he bed 12.0001.
becalm he welt to lire in Florence is consequence of his ales
enable properly to entertala he cousins and other relations, who
were richer than himself. The money these two ladles had received
was a miserable pittance compared with the immense fortune which
deceased had left behind. Ihe ardent' of the will were diametricolli
opposed to every dethrone muse by thetlecoased ie his lifetime. If
there was any party whom he hated, or repairs where he enter-
taped a rcladl n, It WWI the East lonia Company, yet he had not 0.. t
Dreaded munificently new every member of the company, bat bad left
LOOK a year to the President of the Reed of Control. who was
almost bound by siritie of his ,Moe to battle with them in an official
Ivey. and in polite terms. It was difficult to my how that gentleman
could have got into the deo...eel's hind. The leaned counsel then
adverted to Mr. Dyce Storelbre's direction with regard to his burial ;
hie holy was to be boiled a; flirdhans, and a Droner cross, with •
death's head, to he obtained at • particular manufactory at Berlin,
was to be placed over it, and hie heart was to be kept in a silver case
in • room winning the Begam's eepolehre.
Tee Attorney-General asked if the learned advocate contended that
thin hotrod= was a proof of insanity?
The Queen's Adroote said if It was sot insanity, it
was very mach like it. Certainly, it woo neither Euro-
ir Oriental. bat at all events so etplanaloo of it
bad been elan. Under the will a college was to be established
for the education of the higher Close of naives without dis-
tinction of religious; but there w, • no other Indication of his wish to
Mead mob an restitution, nor had he during the whole of his life
ever Win 100 rupees for that purpose. On the whole, the will was
one of • very cceentele demrtptl m, and it bed Do fonedatton in any-
' thing which paled before aseetiatioos were entered into with hi.
solicitor toe is preparation. The learned counsel then somewhat
severely commented upon the conduct If Mr. Primate and Mr.
Nihon in procwalog, Nepalis, and adashir the Mooed to pare
1 his taamicatiuns and lentos titan the medical mew and contended
r that the evidenoe upon that point got ri tof all the laretrious argu-
ments os the other side, that lo Iti4l and 1841 the medical men had
failed to elicit how him my distinct statement of faces as to his wile's
infiletity and other delesions. He was tutored by than over and
over egatin.o he vetoed his liberty and hie property,not to betray any
of his delualoos. Mr. liana entered into an agreement with the
I deceased under width be was to receive 10,0001. In the
event of his 'accordion Is getting the commission super
seded, and though from that moment he stuck to him
most gallantly, and was the beat witness sho could be called to prove '
his sanity, it wu very attsordinary that be had rover been called.
It ms • role of law that when • party produced aided* which
Mowed that better evidence could be eMaised, it should he deemed
that the better mimeo was withheld becaure it could only tefatraly
brought forward, and he, the learned counsel, maintained that the
non-hroducticm of Mr. Mahon m a wham was fatal to the earn Mese
appelkals.
, lbs tioinitereOedral kilowed on the sa-e aide. He said the reel
limn was whether, as the deceased was admitted to have been md
from 1844 to 047, there was gay proof that in 1818 be had potbelly
sod at the data of the entirely etc ,vered. The whole of the
physicians brought forward the ppellants represented that the
delusion, be 'neatened wereby perfectaly coeds/tint with his original
temposissot, education, ad baits, and ahrdately denied that be
wee ear Moo; but Me atonal oo the other side,
with more dieatettee, admitted that areptoiata of mental de.
rammed did east, and traces ea those •teepereaa
were to be found cep to hat dying hoer. Nut • steps medical or other
witness bed been called sho raw Mr. Dyes Sornive in 1843 and knew
the character of his diatom and who visited him again about the
time when the will was 'stewed, and declued that he was then per-
fectly recovered. The Nide:toe as to his recovery was totally incon-
clusive. The doomed never spotteneoody acinowtedged that he
recognind the insanity of his impreolone, that ha had awakened
treat his hideous dream, that be would no ionger be the slave of
phantoms, that be bad the entire meted of hi. mind, and would
restore kis wife again to her keeper place in his affeatims. On the
contrem. there was not the least avowal of the kind, and he appeared
neon to have abandoned the idea of his wife's infidelity.
Their lordships sojourned at 4 o'clock until this day.