The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-13 00:00:00

Inner. DICIOI3III 13. 11 &IL

y all aoeM of vagaries at the thought
themselves from German culture,
tie which is the bulwark of culture.
Bast, against Russia. sad the lands of
1; of all which it may be iscontroverlibly
Mit is not for themselves they desired

J for union with Hungary has been
iburg, the Saxons and Burnable re-
he last. But as I have said the
-elected party men (regalisten),
amber by government made re.
le. It was the strength of $
the Diet at Agram, and which
it the union of Croatia with Hnn.
ed forth so many bitter remarks,
deputation to start for Vienna.
t Diets it was pitiable to see the
oclesiastios played. Had they given
tying could be said, but the oxide.
motives and of the motives which
tent made a lamentable exhibition.
enough Herr von Schmerling did not
Ibers.l party, did not defend his own
institution of February. Herr von
d from voting : he had given his
tot to throw any difficulty in the way
government. But methinks a man
us principles—if he has any—against
. them, no matter who they maybe.
ding here in public men is the moral
1 a minister or to resist resolutely,
the will of the sovereign. But
Inch deference for that, and, making
ich is also essential, people do the
ich their conscience tells them not to
however, is closely connected with
piety and its laws and observances,
otten and fallacious as may be con.
on this sobject a chapter might be
rill not touch further on the matter.
A there is no real good to be hoped
is, till another generation has sprung
ideas, which have become a
cannot be got rid of : a new race
Id with it other notions of right and
filmr and meanness and servility, and
come to pass, then, I say, there is
ftria.
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;LAVERY ASSOCUTION IN CtßA.—The last
sired from Cuba announce the formal installs,
Anti-Slavery Association formed in that islaad.
is of the association are stated in the following
N Cap. I. This society is established with the
effecting the complete and final extinction of the
leknown as the Attic* slave trade. To thie
rsosui entering the society will formally under.
If rain from any sot calculated to support or en.
is traffic, and will also fulfil the following
I :-1. Not to acquire, in a direct or is-
omer, any moos imported into the island
(19th November, 1865. 2. To further the obects
asty by every means that may suggest themsjlves
sonscienes of the members. 3. To inculcate and
ir as may be in their power the justice and nee!s-
le suppression of this traffic, not only advocatuig
ea, but seeking to obtain as mamma members to
ty as possible. Cap. 11. The of the me m.
be publisheas the sucessively join the amocke.
sir entered in • generals register with the date of
s. The names of those who from having positively
the engagements hereby undertaken shall be ex•
am the associatioo, will be erased from the register*
specificatiou of the cause, Such expulsion will be
ied- upon by the central vigilance committee.
I. The number of associates will be *dis-
hed as large as possible. A vigilance coin.
' will be established in every municipal district
sident members. The Habana committee will be
al committee of the association, and will receive
from the other committees. Each committee wall
A nine members, except that of Habana, which will
fifteen; the president and secretary of Phi> commit.
included in these number,. The duties will be
y, grataitova, sad be held at will. The *undoes
Istituto themselves tote • committee, with the object
*ins the association, drawieg up the regnlatiees,
siring the first accessioos. When the number of
IT has reached one hundred • junta will be assembled
Sate the central committee. This will be occupied
dog local provisional committees throughout the
which, in their turn, will have to organise the Imo'
is their respective districts. In each district these
• special register of members, whose names will also
in the general teOter."—Reuter s Express. . .
SALISBURY POISONING CASE. —Wahl=
a surgeries militant, who was a prisoner in Salim•
gaol, on the ceroeer's warrant for the manslaughter
1 Emily Sophia Blake, committed suicide yesterday
In by drowsing himself in a warm bath. It w4l
gloated that the circumstances connected with hts
crime were of a very singular character. The prr•
rag an assistant to Mr. Blake, surgeon, st Sells-
id while residing in his house gained theme
Blake. The charge against Storer was,
help.
the unfortunate young lady to take some poisooons
or an unlawful purpose, and that her death coast-
ensued. A great deal of interest was attached
owing to the position which the respective Par to
pied, and also to a conflict of authority *twee§ the
ter of Hellebore gaol and the magistrates, the former
; refused to produce Storer before them for 'gamma•
ter be had been committed by the coroner. The rir
'this wan' that the Priewer wasactually awaiting his
it an offence without having heard the 'vides:*
I him. It appears that about half-past 2 o'clock yes'
Storer was taken to the bathroom and there left for
upon of having • warm bath. The warder retureed
I Minutes and then found that the prisoner 64
eed himself. Storer hsd tied his hands behind his
'and had then laid himself face downwards in the
It was evident that he must have very delibe
In end to his existence. When the officer diecotli
Ile promptly summoned assistance, but all efforts
fruitless to restore life.
IRISH BREACH Ow PROMISE Calif.—The trial
,1
action for breach of promise of marriage was eon.
d oc Monday in the court of Common Ow, Ds
b%
~ the Chief Jostles and a special jury. The laireinua
IBS Rowena Chute, and the defendant is Mr. Blowier•
sit, both members of old and respectable families In
county of Kerry. Damages are laid at 4,0001. The
__,.
admit did not daisy the promise, but his counsel urged
pis that he had entered into • rash immerses%
as he was without sufficient means, it would ILITO
madness to carry out. Ilia inco
much eecumberem
me was norainallt
Of. a.year, but his property we& to
be had only a smell sum to live on. At the cope***
le speech for the defence the further bearing of the
was adjourned. Yesterday the jury returned •
list for the *Jeff, and gave her I,oooi. damages.
pTerm. PAir
ea Tercr. ONE Saiusso DAY. •-•
ar, DEC. 12.—Adadsdoes on payment, LIU ; diiiii
tasks% 1,345 ; total visitors, 2,333.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
piers Mr. Goninilmioner Goalama)
111 U tirratift.
Tie wasp, wee !crawly • filielliflMOSVlG el Wear
einee out of halftime. Debts, 1,3674
.:1111'11a01;111 oPrred onion`
Thosikrupt, au, stated that be
Jame al Wadsworth about two years since, withblr.
boos 6 lame, for whisk be was to August1601., sad
°L, it to • building for 1501. l lift he
iTi'; yes of °thee pantedprimiimg. lira by Yr. Sadao,
for which he He had .trios
tirl92l. on that lease. A 74 afterwards he
las estitiou He paid the whole the money to Mr.
11.1"-gas solicitor, forats in t echoes by his forma
...mid, Peer years ehe 11:ad paid a compeation
IT& the Of his present debts abaft 3001.
• gs mopised two actions and • Oftecers snit. Yu
the landked, had brought an echos ia
and another for selling pork as the pee.
matter was referred to arbitratioa. He
▪ d his tailors to *Ole law proceedings. His preseat
Wigs weft 6001. or 7001., but the assignees refused to
lirgrosigli said they did Dot whit to be dragged into a
flerma
L Reed, for the bankrupt, represented the ease
...sg oat wit
hardship ; the lame allowed him to sell ham
gesf sad because he added to it pork, the landlord,
Asked himself bought pork of him, brought an action
oust m.
ilk Hhiono ur thought the bankrupt wort the victim of
ogoceft, and granted the order.
124 RN JOHN 1:11120.
lie taahmat was an Bast India agent and ship-broker
-street. This was the adjoerned sitting
aardoitioe and discharge. The debts are not tees
40,9261., of which 19,9811. are dos to nese.
oil creditors, and 20,0651. are liabilities as charter
shares, and boa& The wets are returned at
NM At the leat sitting the bankrupt was directed to
foik Ma account, which had been denor
go ilteeken, for the assignees, offered no opposition.
he effidel wipes having pointed out that there were
immeamise in the &loamy aceciont, as adjournment
se tamed.
Ma/teed, for the bankrupt, stated that there would be
whet shoat 2,0001.
IN P 1 lOWTU.
he haela
1 tipt was • eattledealer, of Stepney•green.
,4221.
gc. Bikes :ared for the official assignee.
he tenkru who attributed his failure to the cattle-
was, said the had last both psis and beasts by the
haft Pigs which had oast his 701. had died in a week.
Oommiesioner—Pip 1 I did not know that they
aleatmaked. I thought we might rely on pork.
Ihs bankrupt said the pigs had it first.
Order granted.
(Before Mr. Registrar Roche.)
Al Br W. NOION.
The bankrupt, described as a contractor, of Spring.gar•
demand of Fulham, bad been largely ecgaged in ontreate
mar the Metropolitan Board of Works. This was the
• was far prod of debts and choice of enigmas. The
cart was filled with clamorous civilian, sad the almost
softies peasiled. After the lame of about an hour and
ala it was amosriaked That the liabilities are about
gp OOOL. and the assets also are considerable.
Er. Chidley and Mr. Miller Groin the office of Mama.
Amami) was segagml in taking proofs. It was stated that
timbakrupt has dad Maw the adjudication. Assignees
cos now 411201.21.
II 51113210—U3G11 PAILIIIN IN Tit BILK MD&
This was the first sitting under the bankruptcy of Ran-
delplausg,alk merobankof 92 New Broad-street,traffing as
"Jag aft Go." The adjaLiftion is on the baokrupt's own
pNiliCO. His lisbilities are about 50,0001.: &wets in this
country between 1,0004 and 1,5001., buts large smonntis ex-
erted to be realised from silk consigned abroad. The
hokrupt raft the cause of his failure to be heav
beingy
kern in interest and on ilk,mad not
she to make sales, having on band some large
mesh of !ilk on the omitioent quite nosaleable through
Ming adulterated. Mr. Nicholson, 'ilk merchant, of Derby;
sod Mr. Balfour, silk merchant, of Great Winchester-
meet, were chosen trade assignees; Mears. Reed and
Phelps an the solicitors under the bankruptcy.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERKEN WELL.
cosmirrat, OP A VIOLIST' 8110PLIPTIL
Margaret Green, an honer, who refuted her address, was
deegad with stealing 60 yards of flannel, value 31., the pro-
pwly of Mr. John Munday, linendraper, of tho Hornsey-
rad.
lad sight the prisoner and some other women went let*
Ys gesseentor's shop and asked for some trifling articles.
Vim they were served the priscom pat wider her cloak a
la oi flannel and walked off it. She was followed and
dig* by the prosecutor's daughter, who saw the prisoner
lip die flannel. She detained the prisoner, who then
bras vary violent and struck her one or two heavy

lbws.
TM prisoner said she was not the person who stole the
baseL As for the swarth she did that in self-defence.
Hr. Barker committed the pritioner for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A SOME AS DEMOTING'S, IN THE nartunnwr.
Willies' Sanders, of 5, East India-avenue, Ineidenhall-
market, clerk, was charged with assaulting Rose Herbert,
sf No. 5, Boyle-street, St. James's, by cutting her hand
with a knife.
The proescutrix, a stylishly-dreesed female, said she was
Dnbourg's in the Haymarket, taking supper with a
gentlemen, • friend of hers, and the prisoner was there
taking coffee, having • large dog with him. She
este a laughing remark about the dog, stating
that she was very fond of doge, and the prisoner then
made an offensive remark towards her, and pushed her,
w which she fell. The prisoner then took a knife off the
table and jobbed at her with it while she was on the floor,
but she put up her hand and protected her fees, when her
Wad was nt.
Police-mutable Williams, 129 C. said the proeseutrix
told him that she bad bees stabbed with • knife at Mr.
Dutoug's, in the Haymarket. lie knocked at the
Wan and the kespor of the place refused to
unit him, but subsequently, on the inspector
earniag up, did so. The prisoner, however. was not to be
bud, but was subsequently let oat by another door. The
woseccitrix's hand was then bleeding, and she gave the
wiener isto custody.
The prisoner said that the proucutrix insulted him, and
be pulled her, bat never used a knife.
Mr. Bacon, of Winchester-street, Pimlico, traveller, said
the *moor spoke to the young lady (the prosecutrix), and
thin knocked her down, only • few words haviog oocurred.
He went to the prosecutrix's rescue, when 'he wu **Hared
slots[ Germase calling themselves gentlemen. He heard
sr so quarrel between the prisoner and the prceeentrix.
He was engaged "paying his bill. There was a scene of
neat confusion, and a knife was pudog about. He did
Uses the prisoner cut the prosecutrix, but she cots-
pinned directly after of being cut. The prisoner acted
Se • ruffian. The waiter collared him (witness) and
ti was obliged to claim the constable's protection. They
rinsed to let the police in for a long time, and poisoner
sold not be seen, but while talking to the inspector, telling
kW bow he had been treated, the prisoner came out of the
loan The waiter was offended with him because he said
is was overcharged.
ILL Tyrwbitt said he would remand thenrisoaer till Wed-
uday next, but would take two bail in Bit, each for his
mappearstice m a week.
Hr. Bacon applied for • summons against a person at
Debourg's for assaulting him, and it WAS granted.

The Erelnement states that one article in the
Princess Anna Murat's wedding trousseau is said to be the
middling clothes of Henry IV., contained in • richly
timed casket of the 15th century.
DEATH OF SIR JOHN EANTHOPE.—We have to
mord the death of Sir John Posttest" Bart, a name which
yes fora long serried of years familiar to commercial and
binary circles in London. The &owed was born at
Tewkesbury in 1784, and was consequently 81 years of age.
In 1826 he was returned in the liberal interest for
to borough of St, Albans, and retained his seat
tail 1830. He had been an nosoccessful candidate
a 1821. In 1831 he was returned for Banbury, but remo-
unted that borough only a short time. In August, 1837,
le was elected for Leicester, and retained hie seat until
1847. Meanwhile, in 1834. 'be became proclaim of the
Morning Chronicle, then one of the most influential of the
i leaden journals, and was connected with it until 1847,
wlesn it passed out of his hands. Just before Lord
Mama, quitted °Moe be costarred on Mr. Esattiope a
berenetey, which now becomes extinct.
CAMBRIDGE Hones—This mansion' so well
holm as the town hones of Lord Palmerston, sodas to the
iodisation of which so many contradictory rumours have
bees circulated, has jest been let by ileum Green. of Old
Boodatreet, as meets, to the Naval and Military Club,
which at present has premises at 22, Hanover-square. The
terms are 3,0001. a year on lease. This is an incomes of
1,0001. per annum, and not of 5001., ea stated yesterday by
a Contemporary.
SIIPPRESSION or REIGATE CHRISTMAS CATTLE
SEOW.—TCESDAT.—Yesterday much consternation was
/rimed at Reigate by fanners and others by the ruppres-
non of this annul show of fat cattle for prises and for
! We. An official intimation had been given that thin year's
kexhibition of cattle, he., would be prohibited, in pentium.
4 Posers granted by the Lords of her Majesty's Privy
Connell to the mayor of the borough, but the 288 proposer'
exhibitors of stock, ho., were sanguine that the order of
Prohibition would be revoked, and the cattle show pes.
\tatted to be held. A majority of magistrates were intim:4 *
however, and opposed a rescinding of the order. Moak
homers and cattle feeders thus doomed to disappointment
tad divested of the abases of obtaining prize honours re-
-651, ed immediately to hold auction mks to dispose of their
Christmas hit oattl&

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y all sorb of vagaries it the thought laiW
themselves from German cultures (
. - • which is the bulwark of culture,
East, against Russia. and the lands of
; et all which it easy be incontrovertibly COURT
wit is not for themselves they desired (Ddersi Mr
.. . Tbelselcilllit de• '
for union with Hungary has been meted, Mies au:
burg, the Saxons and Rnmaina re- '-gi, b
°MN
he last. But as I have said the ThcbsakraPl. in
OW et Wsedsor
elected party men (regalisten), s, besot a Isebo,
"amber by government made re. ;c.v.? to•bui
of other
I.le. It was the strength of a Id • for old."
the Diet at Agram, and which :11, gobs/. on tlu
I
t the union of Croatia with Hun- &I
Pia big pstitioo.
''''- - bit solicitor,
ed forth so many bitter remarks,
iimog, Fear re
deputation to start for Vienna. ill"
iii is the ea
t Diets it was pitiable to see the °I. iirthl 41+
.. le.siastios played. Had they given sad ant
• • • could be said, but the explsp
motives and of the motives which ho imb
. eat made a lamentable exhibition. 161.71- Thselido,
ingitt 600
lis rlur
alai
Leh said
sough Herr von Schmerling did not lig.Breeg said
Mides7 "IL
Moral party, did not defend his own gel. Read. for
.nadtution of February. Herr von a, ir vest hardsh
loaf, sad hem
• from voting : he had given his ,Ybad himself 1:
• of to throw any difficulty in the way aiest him.
lffs Bandar Mr
government. But methinks a man uggtime, and gt
. • principles-if he has any-against
. . them, no matter who they maybe. Them= Il
t il -Mari
ting here in public men is the moral sr smadsatioa 1
a minister or to resist resolutely, 61.
me 40,92 o
igal ereditori,
... the will of the sovereign. But 0, 'harm,
uch deference for that, and, making At the jai
Oh a me Woo
• 'eh is also essential, people do the , r. Bassksa, fe
h their conscience tells them not tom gm
last
however, is closely connected with moo
se
• .iety and its laws and observances, ill Reed, far 1
,den and fallacious as may be con- Of et &boat 2;
on this subject a chapter might be as basimpt
ill not touch further on the matter. lable. 1.422 L
i• t there is no real good to be hoped Mr. Bikes ez
Icetimbre
. • till another generation has sprung Ms* mid i
teed ideas, which have become a gram Pigs w:
Its Commade
cannot be got rid of : a new race wrestmeksd.
• d with it other notions of right and Ths bankrunpt I
Order grated
sour and meanness and servility, and (B
come to pass, then, I say, there is
The bankrupt,
hissed of Filth
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moderate to fresh, The prim
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.lAVERY Arn •LATION IN CUBA.-The last stNe. 5
1
• ire,' from Cuba announce the formal installs. Oh a knife
. Anti. Slavery Association formed in that isiaad. The prom
of the association are stated in the following d Dnbourg
' Cap. I. This society is established with the patlemen,
:fleeting the complete and final extinction of the takingde a 1
sof
,c. known uthe African slave trade. To this' ma
. cram* entering the society will formally under-
made . that abs a
rain from any sot calculated to support or en
•is traffic, and will also fulfil the following a which el
:-1. Not to acquire, in a direct or ie. Mk and j
user any negro.' imported into the island tot she pe
19th November, 1865. 2. To further the objects lied was e
iety by every means that may suggest themselves Yoliee-oo
oescienee of the members. 3. To inculcate and told him t
as may be in their power the justice and neees- ihdattries.
. • suppression of this traffic, not only advocating bar, and
but seeking to obtain as many fresh members to dad hi
yas possible. Cap. 11. The names of the mem. DEOillg
bat
up,
be published as they successively join the amects. bud,
. g entered in a general register with the date of pprimmeosecntri is
:
. The names of those who from having positiver
the engagements hereby undertaken shall Le ex- a The pris
.m the association, will be erased from the register puehed
speeibcatioo of the cause. Such expulsion will be Mr. fix
.ed . upon by the central vigilance committee. ihe priaon
1. The number of associates will be hide- then haw
ad as large as possible. A vigilance cm. He went I
will be establiehed in every municipal district ty slot ol
ident members. The Habana committee will be d Ito
Re was is qt
committee of the association, and will receive
from the other committees. Each committee will nest soul
• f nine members, except that of Habana, which will AA leo th
fifteen ; the president and secretary ofithe commit- eased d
included in these number". The duties will be Ina a ruf
i , grataitova, sad be held at will. The founders Is was d
• titnte themselves into • committee, with the object shoed I
• isiog the association, (harries up the regulatieget NM not
NM
iving the first aceestioos. When the number o
bit how
has reached one hundred a junta will be assembled
Mis '
nate the central committee. This will be occupied wa T
s o
tog local provisional committees throughout the
suds n
r. 3
which, in their turn, will have to organise the Imo-
y
io their respective districts. In each district three as
a apecial register of members, whose names will also Mr. R
in the general reOter."-Resler a Express.
~ Dabourg
SALISBURY 101SONI70 CASE. --WWI=
a surgeoe's militant, who was a prisoner in Salim. The
aol, on the cerocer's warrant for the manslaughter
Emily Sophia Blake, committed suicide yesterdar Princess
• • by drowsing himself in a warm bath. It will waddli,
• lected that the circumstances connected with his timed I
crime were of a very singular character. The pd.
s an assistant to Mr. Blake, surgeon, at Sells- DEA
• while residing in his house gained the affectione word t
Blake. The charge against Storer waa, that he in. as for
the unfortunate young lady to take some poisoodes batty
ladies
ran unlawful purpose, and that her death
iki be
cease-
in 18D
y ensued. A great deal of interest was attached to
owing to the position which the respective Par
.• pied, and also to a conflict of authority betweeo the suit 1
•r of Salisbury gaol and the magistrates, the former a 1821
refused to produce Storer before them for examine. as
a was
rhe had been committed by the coroner. The sr
this
was,that the Pria° 11wasw actually awaiting his 1847.
•r an offencewithout having head the evidence Aforoi,
him. It appears that about half-pest 2 o'clock yen. i lealcu
' Esther ohm
Storer was taken to the bathroom sod there left for
arena
pose of having a warm bath. The warder ratureed
minutes and then found that the prisoner had
d hen. himself. Storer hsd tied his hands behind his m
and had then laid himself face downwards is the
It was evident that he must have very delibe intim
• end to his existence. When the offiosr discotli tan e
he promptly summoned assistance, but all efforts Hood,
fruitlees to restore life. 'hi&
IHISH BREACH OF PROMISE CASI.-The trial term
1,0004
action for breach of promise of marriage was EOM.
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. ore Monday in the court of Common Pleas, Dub%
the Chief Jostles end a special jury. The plain $u
Rowena Chute, and the defendant urn Mr. Blouses. Mow
• , both members et old and respectable families in • !ill*
county of Kerry. Damages are laid at 4,0001- The . k
•.a a t did not deny the promise, but his counsel urged • -••••
;- behalf that he had entered into a rash appeases% oilit
. as he was without sufficient means, if would bass dpo
madness to carry out. His income was nonce 0015
. a.year, but bus property was so much secumberee Irbil
be had only a smell sum to live on. At the coot
Prolli
•is speech for the defence the further hearing of the ant
was adjourned. Yesterday the jury returned • • hie, 1
• t for the plaietiff, and gave her 1,0001. damages.
-feral, Piracy. - Oss SatLLfltO Das. •-• I_ll.d,'
',AY, DEC. It -AdDIWOIIII OE parsec% 1,158; hits ecwiu'i
• tasks% 1,345 ; Wel visite" 2,533.
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