The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

the express train from Mancriester'irlio were de-
tained five hours at Barnet, uncertain of reaching
their destination all night; and scores of pseeengers
bound to Scotland, who left King's-cross
at midnight, instead of at nine; not to
speak of anxious relatives and friends waiting
in mortal throes of anxiety and suspense for ex-
pected passengers, without being able to learn what
had become of the missing trains ; for nothing can
exceed the discretion of railway officials on these
occasions, except their bewilderment. This ea-
oident at Culney Hatch, it is abundantly clear, is
one of those which are always preventible by the
commonest precautions, and which can only be
ascribed to gross carelessness or to wanton rashness.

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HER MAJESTY RETURN FROM THE
NTINENT.

According to the latest arrangements her Majosty !
the Queen, socompanied by the royal family, and
probably, also, by their Royal Highnesses the Priam
and Prince's (Alice) of Reese, are expected
to return to Windsor Castle on Thursday next,
the 7th inst. The preparations at the Castle
for the reception of her Majesty and the royal
family are nearly completed. The alterations In the
Vandyke-room, one of the state apartments of the palace,
are, however, yet uotinished. Her Majesty will make but
a short stay at Windsor, and will then proceed to Scotland.

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(Rstrna's Tuaawts.)
DIPLOMATIC
TUI REOELEELEELPTIONS AT THE

PARIS, Barr. 1.
The Emperor yesterday received in private
audience Cavaliere di Nigro, who expressed the
desire of Prince Amadeus, who is now travelling,
to present his respects to his Majesty. Viscount
di Pavia, the Portuguese Minister, also had an
audience of the Emperor, and remitted to his
Majesty the Grand Cross of the Order of Christ
for the Prince Imperial.
The Emperor subsequently received in public
Anatole. M. Mon, the late Spanish Ambassador,
and his newly appointed successor, the Marquis de
Lima. Replying to the address, of the latter, on
presenting his credentials, the Emperor maid—
" I attach great value to seeing Spain and France
march with the same steps towards progress. The
two nations have none but common interests, and
are separated by no rival ambition. You will
always find my government ready to strengthen
the bonds which unite the two countries."
Count Walewski has tendered hie resignation as
a senator, which has beau accepted.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.,
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF
re sr.
(Before Mr. Oaranimdoner Hohoyd.)
surnaarii wiumut.
This so implies** for dismissal of the petition of the
pt.was who was a here dealer sad court =Mimi of
o:akar:street, Oresvcsor.equare, upon the grand that the
statement of debts sod liabilities OW by her under section
93 al the Beekruptcy Act was not full, true, sad accurate as
required by the statute.
Mr. llona appeared is 'empiric of the spolicitiou ; Mr.
Leine mss mussel for the soignee@ ; Mr. Lindley supported
the bankrupt.
It wits admitted that eaveral small debts kad nen
nadvertenly emitted hoar the 'tannesk but with
to • debt of 2601. alleged to be due to
Ur sassed Lindsay it was stand dist the bankrupt he;
been forgiven it, sad that the protniseory sods represent*
it had been gives up to her. It was asked that the bank.
rapt should be allowed to seised her statement, tbs
omissions wart ioadvertest, and the dismiss' of the intl.
Lion would oaly mum inprisim as • fresh one wield
be immediately presented. 'fin debts were about 1,5001.,
but there was • good estate. and the meets, if carefullyia
realised, were expiated to he sufficient to pay creditors
full. Amcogst tie debtors to the estate were the Crows
Prioress of Itussiii sad smarms members of the arida.
may.
His Honour rid that although expense might Meniailed
is disinissieg the prititios, the set of perliasseat was very
strict hi its lansune, and required the stineaseat of the debts
and liabilities (dad by • beakrupt to be full, tree,sail seems*
It was admitted by the bankrupt that she had omitted MO.
nil debts. sad bin was sot aware of say instance when a
spurt had allowed an ammetimeat slier the 'tangent had
been sworn to and and. The petition would tannin* be
dismissed. ..-----"---t--"'"------=

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