The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-10 00:00:00

'IIA!IYEB9NE.

Initials Clarke, landloWiriti:lew's Harp, Edward-
street, Hampstead-road, was charged with having suffered
disorderly conduct to be carried on in his home and
premises.
Kell, 34 8, deposed, that at 8 o'clock in the evening of
Sunday, 26th December, he went, in plain clothes, to de-
fendant's house, and paid 2d. for admission to a " Judge
and Jury " club, which wee held up stain; he there found
about NO persons, men, women, and children, end in the
centre of the loom was a raised platilirm, fitted up to re-
Gamble a court of law. Upon the bench was a person with
a big wig, who was sitting u judge, and jest beneath him
were three other parties, who were in atteadanes es counsel;
they had also on wigs and gowns. When he (witn;
went in a ease wee going on, in which a man was ehar
with the offence s -tooling a goose from the " Cow,' in
Tottenham-court-road, it being unfit for human food.
Numerous witnesses were examined in the case, ens of
whom was an Irishman, named O'Connor, who flourished
his shillelagh. He was the principal witness, and had been
tutored to simulate intoxication ; the answers which he
gave to questions putto him by the learned judge and coun-
sel elicited greet applause, but as be went beyond the
bounds of propriety the judge ordeted him out. A, regular
row then ensued; the judge and counsel took off their wigs
and gowns, and the utmost confusion sad disorder pre-
vailed, the judge used bad language and is foot swore
awfully.
Mr. Long considered that the exhibition itself was calcu-
lated to bring the administration of justice auto contempt,
but apart from all considerations of that nature the holding
of such a meeting on a Sunday evening was highly repre-
hensible. It had been dearly shown that there was much
riotous and disorderly conduct, and he should therefore in-
flict a penalty of 40s. and costs.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
MONDAY. JANITAIT 10, HIM
The state of the Weather at each of the following places
at Nisi o'clock on Saturday taming. Ths stations are
arranged in order of latitude.
Littman—S.W. ; Calm; Heavy Bain.
Mcwaxos.a—S.W. ; Strong Breeze • Partially Cloudy.
Hastimos—N.W. ; Light Air; °reverse,.
FOL/LIIITONI-8. ; Air ; Overcast.
Tussama—N.R. ; ntle Breese ; Partially Cloudy.
firaoon—S.W. ' • Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
SWIXDON-3.• Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
CAMBRIDOIO,IOentIe Breeze ; Cloudy.
YLILMOOTH-B.w. ; Gentle HMSO; Cloudless.
HoLuzims-B.W. ; Strong BINS. ; Overcast.
Lascasraa-B.W. • Gentle Breese ; Cloudless.
Warrav—Calm; Partially Cloudy.
DMILINOTON-8. ; Strong Breese • Partially Cloudy.
The returns frost the following laws did act reach this
once is tine foe publication on Saturday; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather ea Friday taming at
nine o'clock.
Sammons—LW.; Hard Wind ; Send—Rain.
HOLVIZAD-B.W. ' • Hard Wind ; Heavy Rain.
; fitrong_Breeso ; Overcast.
D/OLLINGTON-8. by E.; Stormy; Overcast—Rain.
Saar—S. ; Hard Wind ; Rain.

THIS DAT Noow.
Omni of Wind. strewth of WWI. Illmis of the Rev&art.
SAE. Osidle Dream Bala.

SECESSION OP AN AMERICAN BISHOP.—The Paris
Univers says: A general subject of conversation at Rana
Is the recent convsnion to the Catholic faith of Dr. Yves,
the Anglican Bishop of Carolina, in the United States. Dr.
Yves had for a long time embraced Puryite opinions, and
felt strong sympathies for the catholic religion, which had
subjected him to much remonstrance. Since he has been at
Rome he has put himself in relation with Monsignor Gill,
the catholic Bishop of Virginia (United States), and ad-
' dressed himself to Monsignor Talbot, the private cameriere
of the pope, in order to make his solemn abjuratim and
publicly profess catholicism. This ceremony took place on
the 28th, the pope in person administering the sacrament
to the convert. Dr. Yves, in abandoning the episcopal
church of the United States, bu given up a very advan-
tageous position. His wife at first warmly opposed his in-
tention, but it is said that she now begins to defend him
against the attacks of some protestant ministers who ac
companied the bishop of Rome.
BOGNOR RAILWAY.—The estimated parliamentary
expense for constructing this line from Bognor to the
Brighton line at Chichester is 27,0001., in roomed of which
the sabeczi:ptioa contract has been signed for 20,2601., with
2,02 paid eD•