The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-09 00:00:00

- ORISTIR ICUTING.
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LI W INTELLIGENCE.

EQUITY COURTS.—Faso 8.
Woe Viestbsaesibe Bit W. P. Wood.)
assamous MOOLL-cos mum twereate.
This awe aims on spin apes • !sewed mottos for sa
=tombola the defsadeets. erit elidetlart. boo
latlismisives oat is the
sad boat reeressathsi that 116•C=Itiltaalill ems=
with the tasout...ll:e bob base on • lassoes esseisa sok
pawed iss this
rse Vise.oo7•l7or sold that be tboadht duns Milt
ha ha ea lajaeoliou, cooesed, however. to this-that the
rirdethleste should not in effect roprethat tiassmsbas as the
Christy Mioetrele wise had direharprl the Pais.
VasiThe bete appeared the other way, tor it eseethd that
she loleallsals had quitted the plaintiffs mole,. No&
lied la this way the Injunction would be metal.

BAIL OOURT.—Fas.
_B.

Milne st Nil Tilma•4lMors Mr. Julia Shoe sad
wows Jury.)
TIOMPSON W. SWUM MID moms&
Thin was so sows betwahe Im the *had. Ma Nary
Ass Thompeoe, s young 114 yews of ye, smiler* the
dettedents, Mums. She sad Laden" the propieten
el the late Surrey Thee to reenter damages or • breech
at .r white_ bi the WI wee deprived of es mew-
mist to sal es • billet al the defutiose theatre Odes
the pestoinite el 1
lfr. Niue sad Mr. Nedra were coseed for the plain-
tiff 11r.
ered floriest end Mr. CMOs tor the de-
limitate.
time beim the Mimes of lietifi. thst is
Nes, lei she applied to ILr. Shepherd firp so
sigeseenstt
es Web ismer is the pastramis' Mob wee los be pr 'toad
or the followic bosses sight. Be .mid he InuM ups*
her, sad sierra her to lb. slip amosser, Ms.Fasfattr, with
whim ihs bed osavenstims, smi to
nirla iresehor Mae km
slams Subsusestly olie resolved • ism al
t, slated that she wee be issiblir her-
aid that she noise Wood the relteund, in
resp:rsthich dm was t 12s. • week, end dad
to, ewe litiatial dreams. She suer had say
mod Does
bit el the eumeesetimest of the roheariels, mod she
wadi, the thesis she wee Widths% the ballet ems " made
up." epos whir& eh* list bit essoc=leed wee then
toe lobe be aisle see at the ether
The deism wee gat the plabialt applied for as
elk/lathe billet. The isiesdest, looriL
Wears debar, sod lodes aware that they were sot is the
best el ekeissabearme he as emu granted her stiest.is. It
wwanher *vs lash that the had sot sated. Tb. .
walk re seism of tie rehearsals, VIM panted up la the
Ns sever came to the thesis, sod sews troubled
I Wolf short the ispiumal 1111 it wee too late, sod, ass-
. It Ed bees died up by this time.
Ibe jury ?stens& • matt for the plaintiff— demises
, 71. lis.

rat DUKE OP MAELDOROCION AND THE
ELECTORS OP WOODSTOCK.

TO TNT ILICTOIII Or TIM 131100011 OF Wonsan=
GannAhett,—A dissolution of parliament will
probably take place at the ekes of the present semi" and
with Wisp of deep regret I think It right to Wham pond
am net Is a paellas, that will admit of mp seeking apse
the humour of hag you is the Beare el Cowmen
Traelit es ical ions 1 eatinasia. sad the pude peley
as._ indepeadant member, I harm tab lapin
e cow
esisstasoaly bowed to uphold, %sag mo lower is hasmeny
with the Wheats that upported mqJJ previous election, I
em relectutly anagrelled. whoa pssllemoat is dissolved,
rehaquish all huller claim spa pit sad to nave you to
the free ouches of year privilege in the sleuths of mother
repeesenistive la my dies Ou retiring tram my political
coanamort wititicer.u.borcegb, pain she to thank yea sor-
didly far dhe t support yea have gives toe dialog
the sum years I re bad the Macao at repressaUne you
in parliamut, and, at the same time, I thiak it doe to yea
ha,* to explain the cense el ashes whisk I have pulsed,
sail to refer to those prutoides which have guided as ia
the perfornmen of my public duties. It has to the bet
mate conaexima width has for same pagrailins existed
betweeoor bone& aad my family. rather than to my
own molt., that I owed my *edam la 185/, sad I hove
felt that, as I accepted your invitatios to %prawn you ia
the House of Curious without your hung meted from
me than dir dna required from meditates. I was free
to gi“ as ipoodeat support to any dungy that should
by their meassen prove they were fully alive to the is-
, tenets sad neosseities at the country. It was is this moo
I eatiesi parliament as the acknowledpd supporter of Lord
Palmerstoe's thee goverment. P•Msueat was diesolved
by Lord Derby to 1830, aa the question of sham. whoa I
cameated to support his administration, in the belief that
he wee prepared to fulfil the reasonable expectieioas of the
cattatry-, by • mittlemeet of this quotes as a jolt tad
liberal basis, tad with the desire to give him • fair oppcs7
guilty of prone. the capabilities of he atialdry. Lord
Derby's ministry was, however, deflated an a motion of
want of maildeare," isendiariely en the reamembling
of parliament, co which occasion I voted la his favour. I
ad not coosider I had nadettakee, or that it was ,your wish
that I should form ass of the systematic opposition to
which bus party vas sow Mood. 1 have this hue able,
with the trust exercise of my. private jadgmentos the
of your interest', to give earaset sod iniquali-
Carddatence to the mesearm, sad eopeedally those of
finance, intredoced by Lord Peltairstat's resist gouts-
mood It will always give me pride and satisfacike to is.
member that I supported Mr. Oindetess when he brought
forward hie Budget of 1880, to conjaectioa with the French
Treaty. The remit of this wee policy at the part of her
Majesty's Lowermost has bun main the wooded ul elasticity
of node, which, under Divine Providibea ambled the
country to pus wifely thropib the oadeat of the peat
cotton famine ; and in the whoa Of MOM which it.beind
daily cemented through those increase: isolm•ria".„
tins now tending to preserve the pesos of 1.70 voi '.
s
couturiog the manna of 1860 (68,090,063 t) that of
the year ooding 31st Dearatber, 1884 (70,125,100, ff
will be sees that sot wily have these nmelle• onablad fihr
gownsman to relieve the country from the taa and soodf
duties imposed during the Crimean war, to reduce tie
Juane tax from dupes* to id:pesos in the pound. and
otherwise to mitipte the prams of %satin oo the
:polo by • total remimies of imps% amounting to alas
! WILLS, with the rapid of forties reduction dads. the
prezest year, bat aiso:to ware is oddities to the revenue
of 1224.41 than two mahout, while lb* total trade of the
country had risen in 1963 to four hundred sad forty-four
millioos. Strongly attached as I ant to the church of Eng
land, I have viewed the cootined agitation of the okaseit-
rate question as a eerier Enshrine. The apparition' se •
oompromise, which 1 booed might hove been @Meted
without • sacrifice of the priociplee lot which sitter party
arateed, au only serve to embitter • oonflict beanies
forme too equal to allow of any prospect of a satiefootery
settlement by other means. Although I uniformly
the onanditional abolitice of church rater up to 1863,
hies catakiend it my duty (believing then was • fair open-
lag foe • compromies) to vote for the second r0wi1f.....16.11 of the
Church-Ms Abolition BM, with the intention wf
the bill is oommittee, in accordance with •DO tiollo
given to that effect. I subsequently introduced • bill
with this object is view, for oonsideration dui* the
reuses (by which I proposed to repeal oaly the power
of levying by datum warrant upon the goods and ch.htele
of Mate who failed to pay their church-salsa) but on the
re-sesesibliag of urbanist I did not consider it adviabko
to bring this bill forward, as I found that wither party
ware at that time prepared to receive it. I cordially suis
ported her Majesty's government in the peace policy they
adopted last year on the Danish gasohol; the difiledtise
of which were soon arranged try the pieties interested,
whoa it was disouered that Enna would not allow her-
self to be draws lino an European war. The principle of
eabmittiog international controversies to orbitratioa wet
acknowledged on this occasion by the chief satiate of
Europe. In serving you I have never mead to re-
collect that the growing intelligence of Mei weeklag
cheese appears fully to justify their claims to • larger
%Mason La the fraschies them they have hitherto en-
Eed. But I rounder the quoins of parliameatery
frioren can only be satisfactorily settled through a bill am-
bruise the while question, and introduced under the re-
'possibility of the government or of the oppositioo. For
this reason, I think that measone brought forward by pri-
vate members for •ffectiog partial clumps in the repreess-
tuition of the people an not essestial. That the great drone
of all goverorneuta ought to be directed to arnelioratiog the
coedit-too of the people. The Lord Palmenton's adnilais
%Ulu has effected is various ways (indepetdest of those
financial changes before entitled to), through the introdue-
tion of miasma which will exercise a lasting %Buenos
oa the well•heiog of the country. That the true pain-
aides for the future conduct of the government of this
country am those of notrinterreetion in the shales of
foreign States, beyond bin sad finally endeavours to
promote freedom of trade ad inlet:eine with than That
atrenolimeot of all seedless expenditure at house sad in
our colonies should be enforced. That • careful %vino. of
the basis of bastion, 'woman's& by • further elimination
of those trammels which fatter industry sad impede its full
development, should be effected. With the pentad shop-
hoo of this policy, and
-with the manicure of our cha-
racter es a Christian sates, we may, under the blessings of
Providence, expect that the happinees and rwratesel
which exist at present will be perpetuated and
I hare, u your rureseetativa, endeavoured oa oocardose
to give a panel, though independent, support to her
Majesty's sovernment, 000siatint with the engagement I
mare with you in 1857, whoa, io my addition, I stated that
" the potation occupied by this gran empire in the world,
added to the immense interests involved in its oolouial
pendenc requires for Mallgvet as edministratica
whose poetical earn he sWood diartte. and whose
patriotism shall be unquestioned ; sod it will ever be my
aim to give • liberal support to that admlnisistion which,
representing these qualities, appears faithfully to embody
lb. feelings and *anus of the ountry .•'—l am, patlemea,
yours faithfully, Camtcalli..
i Howe of Commove, Feb. 7, 1865.
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COURT OF EXCHEQUER..-SILB. &
SNIP at Nil Prins at Westmlanteit—flttfort lb. Hems
Matta awl a Spscial J 027.1

DOUGLAS r. nts lASOADRILI AND TOMSK= ILAILWAY.
This was sa seines to newer tompeustisa in disrupt for
bodily uries gestidesi by • saws, undent.
Yr. Horkilesna. q.o. Kr. Dunk Q. 0., sad Mr. Quails
wen tossigil far ARmatiff ; sad kr. Edward Juges,
Q. 0., sad Mr. for the daleadgesta.
The Paint Mr. amiss Douglas, bed suited es banes
is Liverpool for Easley yens as • teguingits agent sad
eaten beano'. Is the be&niog of Int pug he determined
Se Irindm a pavilion al his Waiter to Ludas. He Winded
M reside with Lis fatally is the sairtrepeba, sad to lean his
tamped of S. the matagemest el • clerk. Os
the 10th of As
lest be took a rotors deign cm she
ti
vest. list from verpool to Mageh.laag, whose be
lived. fee the purpose .1 sepristuding the zenual et In
businue. Os his loarsey beck to Liverpool he travelled is
the molds, salon teaviege, sad the lean os winos st the
Tithintrattreet stenos, is arsesqnsene of the negligence at
• polateress. am inte soother tiers. Owing to tits force of
the sollision /11 r. Double was throws spot the
leer of the genius sad Assn& Two gestlgnes is the
sag M swims ported dim as, and it WAD then found
tbst though be bad sot gustened say severe exteresl is-
Zile was laleedisg at the son, and bid been muds
He got gradually were sad nltitustoly rotted
Vat it Ins perfectly funk to attempt to wary as his nod
evesstiess. He assalled medial nun of saissage, sad
they rroomesuded clasp of dr. He first west to Bright"
aad thee to other plugs, bat hid WON instead of better,
sod he was sow e.pnosatd to be • " shattered men."
Dolan the seddeet be was • was of peat vigour sad
sheath sad had been • very active meaner el s volumene
corps He weld sew gouotly MOTO, sad dun WY DO pro.
gain if hiss bent Ode spit to staled to bedsits. Brion
tag Antrim war his Wean was betimes 4,0001. sod
5,0001. a•year, and tines that nest it bad idles to between
2,0001. sad 3,0001., but his pecepects in Leados wen vary
good, sad if this misfortune had sot befallen him, it wee
rid be would ban greatly butted hit instal prod{..
The method evidence snot to allow that there us se is-
= the bruin, which might result is • perroasest
Tbe liability of the company us not &slid ; hot several
muligal met was Galled who Meted that, is their opicios,
the plaintiff bad manned so organic Wary, end nu ally
etifferfsg from extreste sinus deprearice, and that with
bodily rest sod ereof mitt! b. would is all probsbly te-
ener whirls • remould* time.
The pisistiff, who was examined, walked wi
ses difficulty
isto the box, sad speared to lar in • very f state oi
health.
. The jury returned • 'Feedlot for the plaintiff, damages
1i,9601.
Thi, Wag Q. last day ei dun inlay.

EXCHEQUIR OBAMBER.—Fds. 8.
eittiap is Error. —(Saar* Led Chia Justiss FAellor sad
Jenks'
Crompton, Bylsa, BLokbluvi Xestilli. M.
&AWL)

THZ HIM JUDGE.
XT. Jostko Smith took his sort os the lords in till Dotal
this woofs& for the lint time linos Itis wallow:* II 0"
cd tils jokes of the Court of Cosmos Pins.

COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—Feet 8.
(Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, se Oommissioner.)
irr az JOSS LIVIL
After our report left yesterday,
Mr. S Harper, 11110rOlen to the Mutual Lose FundAnse-
clacks, rid—Bankrupt caged at their °Su Is Angest,lBB2.
and applied for aa ideates of 1004 Restated that the expense
of hie removal from Liverpool to Ludes rendered it mime-
nary. He mid his isoome was 1,2001. • year. sad that he
wee not in debt. He was to pay the usual interest-51. foe
the 1004 for three montlis—aaed to the loan. The 'draws
wee made. Three days after bankrupt applied for other
501., which war lest. The advances were made for three
maths. A month before they fell doe • oommunication
wee received from his solicitors, from which it appeared that
his debts were 30,0001. Hs represented in the dist theism*
that 1001. would be saMaiset to eisar
Bankrupt, *remised by Mr. Linkister —ln 1840 he wee
appointed to a subordiaate judgeship is Jamaica, which he
held tsr six yews. In 1846 he WWI SPPOiolid stipend'
megietrate for Wolverhanipton aod part of Smith mad
shire. He held that appointment till 1860. when he mune
to Leedom la 1857 he was • considerable shareholder in
the Joint Stook Bank of Wolverhampton : on its suspension
he was appointed chairman of the committee, eel he bad
large losses by that bank. Unsound advice, sad the hops
of redeeming thou losses, led him to eater into apeniatiou
which bad eventually involved him in further losses. When
he came to Lawton hi 1860 he had made oonsidembie louse
—could not say how much. Mr. Hurd was • solicitor in
ootestaat attendance at the court over which be prosided.aed
he kaswhia wig well. He wished they to secure himself
against lose oa MAIiOII2 stook by keeping open the aoomint,
mid with this view be applied to Yr. Beard, so as to have
• little margia. If he Doddhave kept open the account
five meths he should have made • large profirr-he was told
It would be only three months. He should have tealieed •
met of 2,0004 or 3,000/. He executed a deed of arrange'
meat in 1882. He deeied having proposed to pay Mr.
Ooles's loan out of any specific wilary. He did promise to
pay the mite whet due. Whim appikation was made to
Mr. Flight he required fire pious to be paid down as in-
quh7 fees. He then asked fur refenaosa, which were given.
He said he wee reedy to lead the money, but witeees
should do sornething " for the good of the officio," meaning
Preserver APBUTILDOO 4100, in Which policies were effected on
his life, and that of his daughter. He only received 580 f.,
amid gave • bill for 8004 When Irvine called ea him at
Warriek-cresoont, Kensington, he simply mired if the fur-
shore was his own, audit be resided there. The statement
se to squaring up was • pure inveetioe. Witness made no
representation to Ye. Flight ; the thing had been arranged
through Hr. Buckle. Ho never made say lepreesetetion to
Flight or his clerk about wain frees Liverpool, for he
sour was there.
The Commissioner—How are you going to put your use,
Kr. liargood
Mr. Bergood—Coetraeting debts without namable ex-
peetstion of payment, and rash and hazardous specula-
tion.
Mmenisation continued—ln 1863 several perms soiled
upon him from Mr. Flight, threatening oromedingo, or as
application to the Secretary of State, liaises Ise mode ammo
pufereatiel
He to Mr. Flight. This amerred seems
er eight times. He would have done anything toprevent
We, hat Mr. Flight woukl not listen to it. Hs thim
Deane
I team" after offering to set aside 1,0004 • year out of
Ibis salary. He would have done this willingly. In coo-
-1 n
ow cd his baskrupley he bed iota hie odium Hs hod
now • passion of 2801. • yew. Creditors for 19,0004 would
rather have foregone their dams then he should have lost
; hie aim. If the deed had been carried oat, he could have
paid his ether creditors in four years. He had every roams
to believe, from the reports el his stoekbroker, that his
spesektiona would turn out onesessful.
Mr. Sazgood—How can you pet each • question ? Does
set every one believe that? (A.
Bankrupt—But for the repeated throbs of Mr. Flight in
1863, ha alesuld not have mitered late his later specula-
tions. Mr. Flight oa having scionothieg beyond the
medians ander the lei
By Mr. fiargood—He Wasted on beige guaranteed from
loss. He did not posies to be bound bp the deed. sad mid
he would take every mesas to set ft aside.
Mr. Lbskionsr proposed to examine Mr. Bookie ; bet
Ms Hamm ebasmed that his idiom maid snip pekes

We (Guardian) understand that the proposed
Row= Cefhaw College at Oxford Ina been abandosed, end
that the intended este will probably be purchased by the
tlniversitz tomorrow for other ransoms.
11 NM-KIN? RAILWAT.—Tbe directors in their
report express supra that in conesquneo of the
, South &stem Company hangs laid claim, as the direoton
mraider most uojusny. to soca* surplus land@ on the
Adcbsorambe *atomism:, which the company were compalled
as found it expedient to parresse, there is still likely to
be some further delay. The oompanks have, however,
referred the matter to arbitration ; and, 'object to its
being settled, the Son* Beaters Company have Jelinski's"
stele iat•OUGS d paying the parches* may or or before
riltof May. The weans wallow' ows saveable
of 2,6291. 15e. 44., of the mon
dividead of psr seat. per emu, leaving 44. to
ke ramlni helm&

THE =FREW', 18DkT EVEI444O,grFIiBEITAUT 9,

leeterouillorlimelassio—tlie maba cpieslices Wog s
1121..ailliftralfteMe
___ lOWA
_probable MIMI d moat,
1•111 lisausim 14101Clatioo.
iVillhai bearing wee dimmed.

THE POLICE COURTS.

MLNSION•ROUSE.
Mr. Walker, jeweller and chronometer maker, of Men-
kill, in ocesperty with Mr. B 11•1403, the mossier of Yews.
Savory's boeinese, waited upon Sir Robert Csedes, who was
sitting for the Lord Mayor, asking permission to draw the
alderman"attinties to a letter which Misers. Savory had
addressed to kir. Walk in which those potlemen stated
that, oessidering the peat
importance to the bankers, MK -
chaste, ad traders of security agai oat robbery, they would be
glad to join with other Arm in aeries a wood reward of
LOODI. upon the eel:victim of the oorteerned in the
robbery at Mr, Walker's house. With that view they were
gZer pat their names down to a lint for • sum of 601.. the required sum oonld be obtained.
Mr. Bashes said the motive is erasing before the alder-
inas woe in order that the fact might be made public, and
he lad no daubs that the required sum would soon be
raised amongst the jewellers and silversmiths to the Oity.
fik Robert Nuke said a reward of 2,0001. was no doubt
very tempt*, and he thought it might have the effect of
Wag* some forward who were missed in tha robbery, for
then must, he was into, bare been three or four at the NM*
time. Re thought it would have been more prudent on the
pert el lir. Walker if he had employed some trustworthy
parses as • night watchman with f his own targetless.
whisk he eallad • " One
oso that he might know
whether the man slept at his post or not.
Mr. Walker said it woe at the erigkestion of the police
authorities that he had so one there, me he wee told
left the shop unprotected and they knew no ate wee there,
it woad be eatisely nadir their prosoritios.
Robin Cardes, however, said if Mr. Walker had gem
be be would hare advised him to rot differently.
Kr. Walker thanked Sir Robert for his ethos*" and
wlthdrow.

WOItaIIIPAITILEET.
Bother Hammond, nadir 14 oars of so, with a remark.
L bljassMistra expression of features. was charged with
km father, • ooal.porter, lirisg is
liasksey, who stated.—Last datarday sight Isliesal"TreA
how I could net see Lay-this' of this girl, who is my
ors add, bat les fermi that a °hest of drawers I hhawwere
to Oas • thy bad bran broksa at the beak
Mort, sad I miessel es. In silver and itr. is rapper, all the
mow I bad. last sight she was takes into custody, sod
Iwo she told me all the mosey bad goes in eadlershops
mresistaL
V=tir Rowr
nabildthntlaltiaes twirl:Cad silos their
=fir, died I bays bees obliged to keep bar at hems is
rite—Has she Gym robbed you before ?
Well, about firs months sin she broke apes •
mosey box sad stole eight shilllso from me. I
• hsre for that, sad was told to take her home atillig
ber abeam shame. For a tires she behold pretty well,
meeldmiss thing, hat still sot basest, for although
ohs did set rob me, she did two of
is the strest--aes
of eighteenmos sad the other of thalamic.. rut stray
that she Is going to **bad, and thins are not bright with
ma, for my work is bat casual now, is omesqueas of an
istuy to my amble is tho service of my last master.
roe magistrate manifemly sympathised with the poor
▪ ; and the girl. oho manly said that she had bees
told to rob her father by one of her compaidoss, was at-
maadsd.