The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-13 00:00:00

DISTINGUISHED RUSSIAN VISITORS.

DRESDEN, 'vac S.
Prince Dortchakoff, the raw ltuesiau Minister for
Foreign Affairs, dined yesterday at the royal table
at PiHeitz, on the Elbe, where the Saxon court are
residing for the summer, and left Dresden this after-
noon by the mail train for Vienna. The venerable
Areb-Chancellor of the Empire, Count Nesselrode,
bee also left Dresden, and is goue to Kissinger, ac-
companied by his son-in-law, Baron von Setback, the
Saxon Minister at the French court. The latter will
only make a short stay at Kiseingen, and then re-
turn to his post at Paris, whilst the aged diplomatist
remains there for a couple of months, in order to re-
cruit his impaired health by drinking the waters of
that fashionable bathing-place.

SWEDEN.

YOUNG SCANDINAVIA.
(Mon OUR OWN CONNZATONDENT.)

STOCKHOLM, srxre 5.
It is not unusual for the students of the Scandina-
vian universities to pay each other every two or three
years international visits in corpore, which has the
salutary effect of permitting the young men to become
practically acquainted with the syrem and regula-
tions of the different universities of the north of
Europe, besides Kirin them an opportunity of
making personal acquaintancca, which frequently are
conticued by correspondence, and often ripen into
friendships for life. Such an international visit takes
place this year from Denmark and Norway
to the two Swedish universities of Stockholm and
Urals; and preparations for the receoion of the
visitors are now being made, as they are expected
to arrive in the course of next week. The number
of Danish students who take part in this fraternisa-
tion is 228, and 233 from the Norwegian universities.
There are also 130 coming from Lund. To afford due
accommodation tor these young men, whose purses
generally speaking are not very heavy, benevolent
families volunteer to take in one, two, or more, ace.
cording to their means and circumstances, and rebook
is kept for that purpuee at one of our libraries.
The King of Sweden has just put down his name for
defraying the expenses of 25, and has designated the
hotels where they are to be quartered. Within the
last few years three international visits of students
were held at Upsets, 1843 ; Lund,lB4s ; Copenhagen,
1851 •, and Christiania, 1852. On the present occasion
the King of Denmark has placed a covernment
steamer at the diepoeal of the utuden'a of Copenhagen
for the purpose of conveying them to this city.
Stren.ku states that Byron Lagerheitn,
hitherto Swedish minister at the court of Denmark,
who has been lately recalled, is to be uffertrci a Feat in
the cabinet, and will be succeeded in the embassy at
Copenhagen by Baron Wetterstedt, hitherto Secre-
tary of Legation.
Accounts from Christiania represent the reception
of the Crown Prince) in that city in his new capacity
of Viceroy of Norway, es most enthusiastic and brit..
tient, and his arrival had been ce.ebrated by greet
rejoicings and numerous festivals, balls, illuminations,
and other gaieties.
From Ate, we learn that the electric telegraph
had been completed, and opened tor public use on the
j Ist June.

PERKINS' STEAM GUN.—On Tureday cxperimente
were made in the presence of the committee of the Ordnacce
Department, at the Celedonian.rJad station of the North
Loudon Railway, with the *teem-gun of Mr. Petkins,
whch hes been frequently dereribed, and ie f.milisr to the
visitors of the Polytschnte Institution. The result proved
the power of working steam at the very high pressure of
1,4001b5. to the square inch. which pressure is alleged by
those who recommend the .tram-gun for military use to be
sore effective for the discharge of hail. than gunpowder.
ACCIDENT TO A MAIL STEAM SDIP.—LIVERPOOL,
TNI7I6DAT.—T be Mo 'Areal Oscan Steam Narigati.r• C. a-
patty's screw steamship Anglo Amon, Capt. 11,Ms,ter,
which soiled from this port on the 4th inst. tot Qui bet and
Montreal, with the Canadian mails cid 200 passengers, bid
to pot into the Clyde yesterday with machinery out f (order.
A telegraphic despatch received this moraine suite( that the
Anglo Saxon wee infected to sail this evening for her dein-
nat'on.
TnE CHURCH RATE BILL.—We (Leeds Mercury)
nadentend Sir William Clay has received satisfactory assu-
rances of the disposition of the goes earnest to r I peal,e this
measure, and that fall orportuoity will he stfsrded to the
Lords, should they desire it, of ioeurrinz the • &um ol ire
rejection. It Is probable tbit the bill writ be brought inn/
committee next week.
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Palma, ass orbitals:A die finest spscifuens ot unties icanatautsrabil
Drualag.alan, Wark-boran Writmar (Mei, Drtwing-bar, and otbst
abate of utility°, Maury suitable for pre.retatioe. A wronged,.
partmsat for Papier Maehe Manufactures and Ilartateile Tab lee, TAM
Cutlery, Rasa*, Maors, rtaknoree, Strom, rastc, <a SsipriloS
coders executed. Sams pricey Moro° at all the EitsJiAbLeau.
Saw Show Seem st the Itinestwitrert sstoblishmeut tor the wig ol
Man Iflese an egesete. forkti end s variety of artieees.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Ertms ♦T Nl4l Till • AT 11114111114011111 l BITUIL TUN LOlttr COM'

This wu the fint trey of the sittings after term. The lid
ustaised seventy four mem

ZILL V. LINIIIT.-TIITANCT.

Mr. Knowles sad Mr. J. Headmen appeared for tist
laiattd, sad Mr. Serjetat Thomas lad Mr. J. 0. OrifiMha
for the deltoid's's,.

This was an 'mien trough% by the plaintiff, a tailor, at-
eying business in Old Bond-street, to recover fr:m Kte
defendant, Mt George Kensit, eon and articled clerk to
Nr. Thomas O. Kessft, solicitor at Skinner's hall, Dow-
gate-hill, 361. 17.. ed , for el tbes supplied. The defendant
pleaded that, at the time the obligation was Incurred, be
was as Waist tad under the age of 21 years. To this the
plaintiff replied that the articles foroished were " nice.-
" From the evidence, it appelred that Oct.
withstanding the defendant's father having allowed
him an ample supply of clothe., he, from July.
1`..;4, to blowy, 1845, iscurred the debt sought to tu
recovered. On hi father discovering that he was maim
into debt, be stopped the supplies from the regular tailor.
This, it mu contended, made the clothes which the Vain-
tiff bad furnished, necessaries, u the defendsot had no
clothes mope thou which were supplied by him after
Jemmy, 1865.

The Chief Baron told the jury that the question they had
to devil' was whether at the time the go>de were oupplieed
they were socawasy.

The Jere retuned a nerd* fee plaintiff for t►e amount
chimed, 36L 17e. 61.

THE POLICE COURTS.
=DS DAY.

BOW-BTRERT.
♦ STAXIIIIID IX DIVIIICC

Martin Bolt,, a epaaitrd, who 'Meted total 'samara of
Elvish, was charged with a furious ►ad aaprovaked *t-
wit oa Mr. Robert Toast, of the Harrison Arm, Barri.
eco.street.

Ti elsplalasat bad gins off•aes by picking vp a tls•
r.n slue!' waa lyieg woos do footway, sad was beaten
by tit* prisoner wall a brooms.

A. the prisoner obstinately reared to understand a word
est wee said to bins is Reel oh, bat eekaowledged that he
sedersteol French, a potlyesan in nowt, who happened
to rank the latter language, wee sworn to interpret.
Hasa, esplaieed to the prisoner the eel/Naas of sow
pisinast, the interpreter Inquired if the defeadant, la the
(cra, wished to ask say question of the witneas ?
Tee grinner here bent late a furious deaunciatioa of the
promoter, dielainieg with the oast mounding ro'ubility,
sad illestrating ►ie sg tech with the west 'liberate panto
aim, leap's( shoat Is the hog, sad almost tearing his
already ragged clothing from his back is &scribing the iil•
sap he represented himself •o have received. Yeaswhile
the interpreter stood is ludicrous einberraienteat, befog
suable tenths say seam of the extraordiaary jargon of
bed Freed, nixed with oddities of Spanish, to wisieb the
;meet indulged.

dereml respectable witaseses having co-thinned the pro-
mrstor's statement, the primmer was galled epos foe
I defuse*, the interpreter Impressing as him the nesse-
-1.4 of speaking calmly sad intelligibly, sad monolog hin-
ged to the Fritsch Isogon.. He said that he and one of
. compasions were toning for the sixpence, when the
isimplaiusat in mein knocked the sixpence from his hand
sad plated it up. Upon hie reenoeslrstieri the proseentor
sole a violent attack on his Hers he hunt into another
pestoseisele demoostraticia, in which he represented the
pointer iseictleg a tertible beating upon him, Caging
An upon the ground and jumping upon hiss. He denied
basilic used the broom, sad declared that all the witnesses
wee lien. He referred to bin landlady (who keeps ma
Mimeos hove' in Shorengardsos) for his general ahem-
ter, and to his two compsnione, Antonio Flovini sad
Giacomo C,,thegio, for a Mae account of this trauma/Hoc
A smugger wu sent for these witnesses, and brought
word that the Isadledy wee too drunk to Mau the Image,
whith the two foreigners were protean!, keeplei out of the
my,

ferdiee, after giving ecmplainent the option of prow-
ovine at the melons, which he declined, deed the primmer
3i, or W. week.' imprison...et

CLERKEN WELL
111011 WAT .
Robert TIVII/11111. 27, of Middles minuet, Soseets-tows.
s teiluwee placed at the bar baf_re kr. Tyrwhitt, charged
wit►ete.ling from the person of Chula CoDyer 6t. di in
slur, seder the following eircusestasses :
lt appeared from the 'vitiates of the prceeentor that es
ettardey sight, about twelve o'clock, the prisoser met him
is a dark part of the Sr. Paaerae•rosd, sod, prodselag
two neon, asked bin if he world purchase them. He replied
is the negative, wham the prisoner seised him by the throat,
led tack from his pocket the mosey rained above. He was
treated so violently, that he was tumble to recover himself
for tow time, bet wben he rune to himself, the prieoae►
tad decamped. He gave information to the police, sad last
alb% when is company with two policemen, he my the
prasocsr is a public-house, and glue him into custody.
The prisoner was a well kr.own associate of the worst of
etwastsre.

Tr e pritoner, •ho laid he W3I sot the sea, we, resaadid
ter (either inquiries.

WESTMINSTER.
111111ZZLIIIINT IT ♦ CLIME.
George Towle, clerk is the *apt. yoent of Mr. J.
Croft, obeeeeemeager, Hnis►tebritte-terrace, was dined
nab ember:dims the sant of W. Ss. which bed been paid by
meaner canted Benin, end 2/. Ile. 2d. paid by
e'tet►er perm, which he bad not areosated for. The inve-
rt' mai wen proved to tare been paid. It further ap
prered that the primmer•' deficiencies asonatad to riaarly
E!• Ile wu costaitted r Iris'.

FATAL ACCIDILNT IN TILL VICTORIA DOCK.—On
W•dcesday Mr. Jetta Hasenian, • stevedore, residiag is
AVred street, Stepaey, was stowing the cargo of the skip
A Is, is the Vittoria (Leedom) Docke Plaistow, sad had
ttedeote so as dime td sea the 'Gaels. He got tato a
hit, sod a b,y rowed lb. boat to a timelier raft, when Mr.
Hae.nan lamed. • elerk employed is tie dock got into
de boat whoa Mr Bow sea lett ,t, and sails the boy was
lowirg his put a barge a stupid, Lelf dratelits Dalin
eresan, sassed Royasru Lawman, limped haat tbit barge
"Ito the boat end oapersed it. The clerk sad the boy weak
led ware drowsed be tore say essietatee elald be readered,
batik. Detains., the h,r if the eniedtief, was laved.
Be was brimat before Mr. &If*, et the Thema. Bolas*
Cart yesterday, and the meg st-afe, after remarking Oa
1114 flab and indi.ereet condone t f the prisoner is jonapiag
*to the boat with two persona to I. reasseled him oa Lail
mill to-sorrtw. Ilse bootee of tb. deceased persons have
Yee bees moven d. sad await a coroner.. impost
SUPPOSED MCRDER, AT STRETFORD, NEAR MAN•
cousTßa.—Tererl.y wormeg the body of a wousa, re-
Itittlbl7 lathed, was foaled to the Bridgewater Coma, at
14,84/11i. star Idasenester, bowie, deep gashes ender we
Ist, ado s Ilea f,reheed, sod over thei stoma. The latter
had "panted tb• j.• fr, to the upper part of to. lase.
164 events', when ao inquest wee opened, bi fore Mr.
W a Ratter, snow, Ilea body hod sot bees Westland,
att .11i thereat., evidene• to tier ow a light sios the air-
estrum of tatie womea's death and laments.' la the
ttd

WOOL awn DOCYTARD.—Orders are is circulation
h Sat an additreent simply of good 'sadist kende kir
scpehdht.• do, nt Woo wish dockyard. The docile
es 4 berm, tempted is Attie, rot the war vessels, Whin
en of the meet cored and formidable deseripti-a, are in
lo Ismail, yowled state. The cumber attends maple/ad
enpetiss the Thendelboll &Posen to oboe: 300. la m feet,
Net ram, is 'stole os board the whole of the gem sad
laser hove, So masher of bander/seeped 'aryls( h seesedles
the rinse' of labour requisite. In the Lases beide
an the hone I.sting blew re Thunderbolt; the ilnun
ledelsotieel stems. r Spillre, 140 b Two power; the 3 hos
pror!aekeel enema meet Antelope, 260 00/00 POllOll
Ir. II !COW etesausloop Nadir, 200-berse power;the
It •
R. lesbian Ti.,, Mids., old Growler. 60.b60-borer
p iddl- wheel swam •11,41 Irides% 360 ht re
the 6 paddlewheel stem el r p rudest, WO beets
Pm?: lb. 2 Par hien gunboat, 60-hose pryer, aM Awe
alirtle,„ I sta. Is the eater Weis are the 4 gunboat
v•No7.,_ef 200 hone pawn; the 2 paddlewheel mama-
weel Tmid, 160 hone pews; the 14 anew
S'Ow. 406 tors peers ; the 2 ewe, etesee-gesb:lng elt
pnartin, Psenast, Pritk4r sod Prsufs. si 60-
town rash ; earl floe sorter fl-ate. N r. 1 seek on-
U'al Q. Cilia paddlewheel man troopship Dee, 300 hewn
ser; No. 2 deli, the 6 per screw stene-wnwel Roebuck,
yaw ns rwer; sad No 3 dark, the Gies paddlewheel sleep VISO., 280 hone power.
n Tie , r. 10.—A moo get the eargo jut brought
T lore lion Latham plop, is the A elute strnareer, wen
which apses( cl on die sesifeet SI NSA duet
hes Centre/ewe, relied at 49,000 f r 2.000/. •ler. sad
bete list ruth weed in &seised lest week by the anal West
see, er S lest. Oa opening the pee hen.
22 tem feast to eorsiot of sassil elst • car PM Tlio roi.iiefy of the mold suet, it la believed, Uwe
".•)-Pletisted a: Carbrgess.