The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-29 00:00:00

MSETINGS OP SYMPATHY WITH AMISJC4
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We are requested to state that the following
gentian's have aanouseed their 11111111d011 to tike pen
the priosediap of the Peat 'seeking which is to be um
at St. Hall this evening :—Mr. W. B. pcohri
M.P., Mr. lenses Stansfaid. Br. P. A. Taylor, It.p.
Mr. W. E. Baxter, IL P., Mr. T. B. Nike, M.P., az;
G. S. Werra, ALP., Mr. James White, M.P., Mr. Joke
Clasetham, M.P., Mr. Thomas Barnes, M.P., yr. p„.
Leathaan. 11. P., Mr. H. °rens% M.P., sad Profane,
Henry Fsweetk
some or the proviscdal journals received to-e 6
have black borders round their columns, and is all we
the eteregest =premises of regret at the crime which lee
been committed is America, and of sympathy with
people of the United States. If estinp are assimecal 6
venom towns. At Leeds, Neweastirom•Tyne,
and unsay ether name addressee will be evadTe
in the course of the coming week.
meeting et the Macs and Emeactipstios Soy ft
held in the Amomblproom of the Free-trade Hall, yr
nester, last sight, to madam with Mrs. Lincoln sal 6.
Ansarken people. It wee soon apparent that the room me
mush too mall for the numbers that attended, sae
simultaneous meeting was held in another part of the lame.
hog. Addresses were adopted, and the samba wen
animated with the liveliest sympathies with those 16
hare suffered in the horrible outrage, and with indigseate
against the perpetrators el it.
At a meeting in the Town-hall, Birmingham, you*
aftensoor the following resolution, proposed by the mem
was agreed to :—" Teat this meeting desires to ape
the deepen regret at the irreparable Ices whkit
people of the United States of America tee
sustained by the untimely death of Presidia lie
cola ; that this meeting regards with horror sat 6,
tailrace the crime by which the Prreident's }ifs see
sacrificed ; sad that, on behalf and in the naves of Sala
habitants of Birstiaglisen, this meeting remedially ego
to the goverment and the people of the United Seas 68
most sincere and earnest sympathy under the calamity
which has befalls& them, sad that as addrees of sympatey
be also transmitted to Mr. Seward."
At Bradford. yesterday, at a similar &ha*, lie
mayor presided ; and the speakers dimwit of varying taw
diaties heretofore with mama to the Amadeu eye6d,
were united is impairing their hearty deastatiee of ye
dastardly deed st Washington.
A working man's meeting was held at Dahlia he aiek
in the Mechanics' Institute, to sympathies with ihe bay
of the late President Lincoln, and demean his mar
A Southerner who was present spoke at some lama, 6..
flouncing Wilkes Booth sad eulogising Lincoln, sal met.
hag that wham North sad South were again united "tie see
and stripes would float over Collageireen." It was resin
to hold a mass meeting at Clatter( co Sunday week.

The following notice is oe the eider book of the Han et
Commons for Monday nest :—" Viscount Palmemie—
Amaisination of the Presided of the United Stabs—U.
dress to the mown to express the sorrow sad isdiptest
of this house an the amateteatios of the Prseidset d Or
Usited States ; and to pray her Majesty to eaanteeels
thew sentiments as the pert of the Hones of Camas to
the goeceseiset of the United States." A similar Neu
appears ou the Lords' paper in the =roe of Bul Remit

P 481110215 POB MAY.

(Freak Le Po11d.)

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The sudden change in the temperature hes earned
se great a demand upon the time of our leading szeirstse,
that it is a difficulty for them to satisfy oar impales
however, we have managed to obtain some useful isfams:
doe. We led that all the spring dresses, ens thus h
deshabille, are made with a deeded train ; they are she
without emeepties, gored—the only means of ekes*
an *lnset end graceful fellatio These sigfigfe bone
have no trimmiap, with the eruption of a lint end
mead the bottom; or, perhaps, the skirt jest eat
festoons, lightly edged with pamententeria, Obis" •
velvet. Worming dresses, as we have already said, are sill
worn with palettes of the same material; Dses, tog*
poll de aliVue have reappeared, but still foulard rapt
soprano. It is DOW adopted hy all wows of tarts, fa they
lad nothing pettier or fradret-looking. The plain foslamik
the most fashiorsable, but there are also splendid fulmar
with • pattern imitating beads of eultmirs, is the fern
of the robe Princeene. This is • great novelty, and very
elegant. Those with a white ground sod small patter
in oolours may also be mentiosed as being gsrtleshdp
suitable far this bright weather. The robe priapism I
woes more time any other this onion, but with sue
happy modificetioea. It is so longer the simple owe
without plait. ; now the fronts alone are completely pleb,
trader the any there are large plaits : the sidelines IMO
plain down to the waist, bat there they am cut saes, sad
the waist is at on is large plaits, so sits give a rani
fullness This is a charming model, and see Nee is
sops ; bat it is very sessosary that the Maeda, we.
with this style of dress should be particularly wells* tic
so mach of its elegem", depends upon this. Vestes~
sleeves are very much wets ; and some very lap
awl.
metes are made to wear with the Bolero vaster„ as sell ID
with skirts without bodies. Oreso appears to be die
favourite colour jut now, and it is mid, will remis
so during the summer. There is DO Da d
increasing the size of the bonnet*; indeed, sow id
the eye is becoming accustomed to the small hem"
on. ten merely help acknowledging that they are nes
universally becoming than the larger shape.
the newest models is the chapeau Medico, of
straw, trimmed with blue ribbon worked withs
Millis( in loops and long mob, with steel tassels. The lib
edema with tulle Domineer:6 and small field fees
Another, of pink crape, bouquet of IDOSO4ONS sad his el
the back, with violates of bloods sod gold mammals Ibis
dean of pearl beads. A third, of white tulle ; the drolly
covered with light feathers, and at the side • poops of
grit*. A star of mother.of.pearl at the bath, win
which la !metaled a barbs of leas. White rows wilier&
inside. The chapeau Etude, of blue craps with %dm
worked with steeL At the back, s row of Ades, wood
seder a steel star, and fastening a voilette of ills
Mlle worked with visa A boons' of whits ti n%
worked with gold beads, trimmed at the side with ivy boo
and gold fruit. Basdeau of white tulle with ivy loess and
gold fruit. A moot of white tulle, covered with deak
of crystal and long louse of water.plaota, with el -
drops at the points. In the issue ease tall
with • roes on which is placed • green and gold lOW'
fly. Chapeau Jodi* Frealow, made to all colours. heel
ray low our the forehead sad backward st the Am
The first model was in white crape —gold grape Ned love
forming the crown, under which falls a ?Watt* of teas,
worked with gold, a fringe of floss elk. Is the Wide
• gold orememit and tulle bouillooce. Striae of wliat
ribbon. The second was of pink crape. At the lids end
crows, bouquets of moss roses and leaves. Violater werkni
with gold. Roses and tulle inside. Scrimp of Pia
and scarf etrinp of tulle, edged with niches.

EITEAORDINABT SUICIDE OP 4 CLURL•

An inquiry wan held by Mr. Humphrey 4
carom, at she King and Queen Tann, Limo:hoed lea,
✓ight, respecting the death of Mr. Joseph Col id, Moo
69 years.
It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Shutt, Moo*
of the Brunswick Saw Mille, Limehood, that
who bad bees • entered his en'elol. •il
dark, lad Thursday l
ewek. Ou Monday be fors
deemed insensibly drunk, but being willing to rTr.,
the affair, he simply lacked him in the preriees t.stpt
Deemed got out, however, and the next inoroicg Mr. 8111,
found him in the same position. Bs, therefore, le
deassawl's wife to send and take him away. Thor
was the note sent in reply :
" 36, Desmerk.gme, Barnsburrned N.,
" April 27, 1865.
GRAND LODOD 01, Fess AND AOCZPTID MADONa. tog" tro....asud—Hl eaahasawilmtbbiwrrYs. basballsbaDdltotatrrierarooar bl.givuebli.""noa"gtoot: "be;
—The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge .1 Free and to reclaim him, but to no purpose. I sheall Yr.
AcelPi.d Mast". a England was haid al' WafiaoadoY obliged if you would send for a policeman, and let lid !,e.
evening, at the Fred:mons' Ball, Great queseedred, to taken to • dation. When he gets sober he will Ma r
elect a mod toaster, end for the derietuesat of the way bole& —Yours respectfully, " Ifi• J. C4allait,,
grand officer' for tee year asoaist• ma is as "maim I Mr. Shutt lacked deceased out of the premiss that "Mri
which brings together the hnibest mecabwre of the emit ler_ Re got is during the sight through the while., ow
from even part or the kingdom. The Right Bea. the the neat moms, he was boned banging by her breed 1,90
Earl of v &dead was unanimously elected Grand Master of .iss a s ladder, whisk he bad pissed Is the 5a,,,,, en
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Manila for tiro Yaw osoutaB, aid wao saki" with the rstatid that Aderead used to swear at his wife while be all
usual honours. In retuning thaeles for his meleatias to bunk. but vie knoodowsta dumb when sober.Ay
OA cueswhich be had ailed far twenty-one yeses, his The jag retried a mdlo• of '• Suicide while la • '"'"
lordship mid : Oar charities have increased to a d einewad mind.*
which wee never expected sweaty-oneyeas ago degree
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they are all in • meat douriehieg date, it is most ago,
; AsalrY Slesolat. SUND infilli
to me, and reflects the highest credit upon the daft. I ' Wsgrarrairrrsit AY
am getting old is your service, but am most merinos to do ligsvtima.—Thasorrow maim the sermon at the spa!
PSOKAIIII. my duty, and I hope I shall ociatinue to receive that esp• agile is 11,4 pgoo oc waikkiketar Abbey, whisk oar
IMDAT. CO NOIMIZIM MOTDAY. port yehich has derays been acciorde.i. The noble earl then imam at 7 p.m., win be preashed by tha Raw. T.._ 0
MIL to N. D., troth, Odra. S. to W. strf Jo. appointed Earl de Gm and Ripen as Deputy Grand lbs. motor Of anew. The following an the Preichl":7.. 4
gement' DAL Medira* some ter for the year, Mein that he omenuance of thedespateh ocouina mouth : May 7, Rev. Major Moore, heemaio•
en. !of three foreign mans he was unable he be t with ouphorivall sad Ooldea leotard ; May 14. Rev.
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dem to fresh. with freak egAialli to I°''' tb..l that iamb* Th. 1681 et the to having Conway, reeler d St. Margaret's, Wean:jester : MOTT',
Omen. deist& Ms appoint, the read lodge was dosed, and do brethren Bishow of Wont ; May 28, Archbishop of Thiblia* isms
maddir se S.. strong lionsions. NAL to & E-_, awl In proceeded to the benquetting ball, where • splendid mad mio menses to these werdoes rat the deer
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thirrie Xi and N., Ildron. As above. I The committee appointed to consider the best Tan Btsaor ca LowDos.—Flie lords
means et preeereleot for the public we the forest eon- reeds at 81. Isluse° °hweile Plicsitili,--.8 is his 81....5i 00
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAT.)
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EQUITY COURTS.
(Before the Lord Mama/NJ
eatatorrer. P Ml= ILI 11115ALIT
Th. wee as appeal on the pert of Mr. Kimberley, from
oar of Mr. Commiesioner Hotroyd, who had refused to
&owe kiss from custody. The bankrupt was detained
s at the snit of Mr. Btourbri al! opposing
is
girkl appeared that Kimberley had oined protection
beg the Court of Bankruptcy for a period of three
wog* at a time, and at the end of this period had not ap-
caul for a freak protection. la ecasequence of his &met he
cage before Commiesioser Hoiroyd, but his hamar declined
Warfare and referred him to Um court out of which the
greeetioa was lamed. Upon a summons in chamber
ig flow muse why he should not be released on the
gut be had obtaioed protection horn most, Chief ru°sTict
dieliaed to make any order. The bankrupt, is cow,
▪ remained in custody, and now applied to the Lord
bcasellor to at aide the ceder of the Giminiseioner.
gargood was for the bankrupt.
Ns Reed, for the detaining creditor. argued that the
.ggsgl was really from the decision of the Chief Justice,
;kb which this court could not interfere.
The Lord Chanoellor said that the court must proceed
with great circumpection in matters of this kied. As its
,amitywas derived from statutory easetmente„ if an
caw for release from prison was not warranted by the sta. '
tgua, the gaoler who obeyed it would be held answerable fee
Wraps of the prisoner from custody. The words of the
statute which has alum the preesat case were not very
gear, sod he would not take upon himself to put upon them
• contraction different from that of the Commissioner and
Mid Justice Us. He must adhere to the order of the
mart below, and refuse to grant Kimberley his release from
emisk.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Sittings is Baseo.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn
and Justice Shoe, the other learned judges being engaged
is the Court of Criminal Appeal.)
Sir Edward Vaughan Williams, late one of the judges of
the Court of Common Pleat, took the oaths of allegiance
mid supremacy this morning sea privy councillor.
tun uumur on TIM PSOIMCITTION OF TEM MILTON MOM-
MAT DISTINCT HIGZWIT DOIND V. TEM MILIMITINTS OF
ABUT rovirtza, 'mesmerism:ism
This was an appeal evilest the judgment of the court of
quarter emeloae relative to the repair of a highway. The
duration &roes upon the pleadings to the iedietunet, which
were demurred to and held to be good by the magistrates in
quarter serrione.
/Ir. Sells contended that the plea wee bad. Mr. Men,-
weather argued contra.
As the point involved some legal difficulty, the eourt took
time to consider.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The court did sot sit in bane° this morning, became it
WA sot possible to obtain the attendance of more than one
et the lodges. Two of their lordships were required in the
Ometot Criminal Appeal, one was engaged at Nisi pries,
esd Mr. Justine Will has been unable to take his seat
this term, in consequence of Hines. His kwdehip, however,
is expected to be in gnarl on Monday.