The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-23 00:00:00

1
trARY 11, -18110:

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JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY
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INTELLI4

(THIS nAt)

TEI lILLVETILIDI. —TRU UM-
This wen so ell from tie Vies Admiralty Court of
Arks* rederaft the brig Laura se a slaver.
Dr. Dear, Q. 0., sad Mr. Verson Lorrain appeared
for the appellant, Nicholas Dispirit, the owner of the
vend. The Qasn's Advocate cad Dr. So ,hey appeared
for I= Hillyet,ol, her Majesty's ship Cadmus, =kips
the
Ara ardisalios was made to earsalwa viva roe a ship
builder-from AsMgva as to the ecostroctios et the
sad • perms of esker named Dickies= 'yr calla
al
Orb from the vowels were produeed, and the other side
*Whited a model of the Laura is cos&
The ease on Mr part of the crows wee that the ship wee
°mitered In Japery, 1862, pear SR Oreis, and had bra
ordemned by Sir William Bra, the judge of the Vies-
Admiralty Court Os the part of the appelleat the are
was that the camel was purebred b IS6I for !seder*,
grads, red wee els sapged wheel seised by the Odour The
reed had berm sold, sad the Foredo levered pending the
ati:Deane proceeded to open the ere for the appelleat.
The hearlag will occupy several days.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
!Map ia Baisoo.—(Betore Lord Oust Jetties Orsokbrun,
sad duties@ Orosopton, Blackbers,and
TAPARTI roar=
Mr. D. Hease, Q. 0., moved on behalf of Mr. Fodor for
We
ogling ups the Local Board of Health far the
pariah of Broughton, in LinooLeak*, to show owe
why • tale should Tat be quashed on the ground
of illeplity. There are three townships is the
perish of Broughton, aad appeared pis
the
Board of Health passed a moieties that
the repairs of the highways within the perish be de-
fbved by a is rate as ewe of the lowish*, sad it
y hese amid eat by melds( the upsets
rate. That, t was isontanded, was Blepl under the Mit
section 21st sad 22ed Viet, chap. 98, preeides for
the repair of highways. The &Wheawhirlst wee • eassabse of
the local board, and the rate were nada spinet his will
and ociassat. A summons wee takes out spinet bins far
the woolayrossit of the rate, sad he thee paid it mast

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Oeurmissioner Oralbws.)
?unroll= ALTUATION Of TILL LAW OF BADMICYPTCY.
Hie Hower referred issidentally to the probability of
further lietelation on the sabJeet of the bankrupt law, sad
add that • very desbuble Waage would be we whir; hod
ohm hew wegmeed b Mr. Bergootl—ace to appoint
what wee felled • creditors' semipro as •
matter el seems in every web—in nine mem out
of ten there Using no waste to wile* and the sham
I *Wines merely Wing is the friend of the bankrupt 'army
way, bet to Wort the practise which prevailed in the late
Imelvent Court, sad only appoint es mignon when there
wee emosthing foe him to do, name meets to cahoot and
distribute amen the creditors.

THE POLIDE 00IIRTI1
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
POCKET PICKING AT DIMILTIAWIR
A rough looklog yasog ma caned William Harris won
charged with Wag omen= with • wan= not is custody,
is stain= s pane km a pinto unkaows, at the =tram
of Dairy-Lae Theatre.
Sergeant Aciaill, of the F division, stated that at about a
quarter to 7 o'olook as Saturday eight be vie as (hay =the
Maui= of Driwy-laie Theatre, sad saw the puma sad
a won= la egmereakia there. Haring Ddaord them the..
Heseveral prised* nights he suspected them sad watched.
He saw than push se4• restless= who was entering
the thsakv and press =snot him. Presently the mom
put her head into the gestlemaab mistiest polo* sad
Mk from It abspane, whisk headed to Ike
They then separated, the mamarated, rushing lama =etre
theatre and the prisoner mowing away. Witsem stopped
him, wadi =other cosetable after the woman. Them
by Covetable Kerley, 123 F, wke seised
1:is" head as be was Is the act of taking some
may oat of the pine, sod the mosey, °enlisting of four
Boras a= time bag-crowns. was Men from him. Some
small change, supposed to be his own, was found in his
pockets. The woman got sway.
Aokrill asked for a nomad, obsersieg that probably the
owner of the puree would come formai
The prima, Me reserved his deism, was remanded.

311AB.LBOROUGH-BIREET.
10E104/1 DENIM DUNI° TEM 100.
Thomas Wallis AtLiason, • cab-driver, badge 13,033,
before Mr. Tyrwhitt with furious driving.
charawde-oonetable Charlie Blain, 170 0, mid that
g.
he night, about belf-reat 11 o'elosic, during • dams
fog. he saw the de:modest driving his bone attached to a
Hansom ash at a gallop through Berkeley-oquart). The
defendant was stepped by a gentleman, and on going up
to him ha (Blunt) found that the defendant was very
drunk.
The defendant said that be bad a fare, end bed hem
engaged for three boars in leading his horse through the
fog. The fan thanked him for hia care, and then gave
him a thumping glare of whisky, and told him it would
do him good, but instead of that it completely got over
Xt. Tyrwititt said if ever than wee a day when • man
ought to be careful is driving it was Saturday last. He
should ADO the defendant 7e. 6d., or 14 days.
The defendant paid the fine.
IdARYLECRONE.
ANOMIE VALUABLE saunt.rr BOLD AT A LOW MUM
William Parketh, a cab driver, badge 5,646, was charged
with nelawf ally diem:44ga • valuable coloured turquoise
gold bracelet, and also for sot satisfactorily accounting for
the saine—supposed to be steles.
Samuel Egerica, inspector of the D division, stated—
From iotormatios I received I went to the prisoner's house
and told him I had come about • valuable gold and jewel
bracelet. He said he had nose in his poressios had be
ever had say. I told him to be careful of whet be said,
fat I bid hoard that be had had one on the
19th of this month. He then admitted that he did have
me, but that he had rises got rid of it. He said be had
with it to a jeweller for 41. I then west to No. 6.
partedet boo IN a jeweller's shop, where I saw Mrs.
Kymor, to whom I spoke about the bracelet. She said at
lirstshe had not got it, sad afterwards that it was at their
other shop, 46a, Ethrwaroroed. I want there and found it.
A West-end tradesman whom I have now in court, nays the
trade value of it is from 281. to 301. The prisoner
told me that he picked up the bracelet in ithriag-
street, near the Great Wasters Railway. He said it was
lying is the middle of the road. Primmer told me he had
wetland the newspapers ever since be found it on the 30th
of December. He then thought he had a right to sell it.
It be had [mind it in his cab it would have bees his ditty
to Übe it to Sootiand.yard. The following is a dleaription
of the imagist :—" In the form at • urpest—ceicened
gold, tenin" large head, body tapers off to the tail,
studded with turquoises in every link from end to end, entry
and diamond eyes. There are two stones mining tram the
body and two from the heed."
The case WS/ adjourned, and prisoner bound over in his
own reeognisanos to reappear.
Mr. Rymer who was in court, said he wished to make
oue remark. It bad been said that the value of the bracelet
was 251. He should like to make one for 10/.
The Magistrate—That is a question quite collateral to the
matter here. We have nothing to do with that now.
The case thee stood adjourned.
The jewel is now at Paddiogtou-sreen Arnim, in the
possession Egerton.
WORSHIP-STREET.
STABIIII9.
Ellen Wright, 20, was charged with stabbing Eliza
Rankly.
Police-constable Steed, 4 0, asid—Between 11 and 12
o'clock lest night (Sunday) I was on duty in the Carton-
read, Shoreditch, when the prisoner ran put me. I
obeerred an open knife in her band. At the same instant
there was amyof " Stop bee, she has stabbed me." Pro-
'amnia, who was nearly exhausted, and ales ru-
ing, canght bold of me, end repeated Ike words, "She
has dabbed me." I got away from her, and panned the
prisoner, who was yet within sight; when I took bar she in- ,
stonily rid " I have had my revenge, that's all I wanted ;
would I had stabbed her to the heart. She was a little in
liquor, I thick. Proseoutrix was quite sober. I picked up
this (a penknife) from the grousd near where the prisoner
was standing.
By Mr. Safford—There is a wound on the arm of the pro-
sacraria surly as inch in length, and stated by the sumo,
to be somewhat deep. He is sot menet.
Proseciator—last erasing I end the prisoner had a few
words he the frost of the Great Pesters Railway. She sleuth
sae, and I retaliated. I then went home, and was combing my
hair when the room door was 'Warmly forced open, and she
rushed is myth& ." I mean to have revenge." saw • balls
in bar kma no, made • plunge at my face with
but I avoided the blow st my face, and a fell upon my
arm, cutting it badly. She then ran out. I followed her
andprizer into custody.
did not deny the charge, and was remanded.
Both women are prostitutes.

insulting to oedemas la the ooffee.room, and gighasiiset
COOlidibred hh duty to remove him. When In sc;,i,
fondaat wilfulle hubs two large panes of glass.
Mr. Solfe—Wee he drnak
t—Ho was sot sober.
113171.1grein—Had hi any drink in your house ?
sey=lainesio-1 baileys ho bed. I asked him to p
'henes before I toothed him.
ffr. Balls—Was the window broken ietentimally?
He bad to strike the glace hard three thus
wiW ilisteforee he Weeks m,
Defendant—l am very sorry. I don't remember soy alio,
about it. I bins offered to pay it by instilment'. -•
Mr. Seifo—Will you take it?
Com I would Misr that you would settle it.
Mr. e—Ho tot drunk in your boom.
I—He COMO to my bows druak. Some co
p?‘"&baribin drink dem.
Mr. Belfe—lt was that glass that did It. It's the led
okay that breaks the amen back. I shall a:ssiaz ths
fall wales of your glom bemuse this man bad
don gas him he., with kw the glass, or in smut
days.

SNOOLING
NORTH LONDON RAILWAY AND FATAL AocrDszir ON nu

INQUEBT.--(THId DAY.b
This afternoon Mr. Humphreys, Middlesex
Coroner, UM sa *airy at ths Vienoris Tama,
g the desth of Thome Osborne, boy paWst
lietlON7oteernit London Bdh►q, who was ru over lid

meet
It wand flew the evidence that the dammed era
Wren late the esoployeasst of the railway ormapasy at la.
Viskairpark static° on Monday het Oa Thum*
eyed% when the 6.16 train from Febeharelishaeg
canes ia, the dowsed west to
.wary a Wet le
Maols, sad was than told to ' look oat." Dias*
as swine coming from St. Passau came slog
sad Amok 400.4•11 be he was is the act of th.
Sae. Re was killed iastaatly, hie foot sad arm
embed, sad slaws severed from the body. Bass jig,.
endowed is his Wawa he had sot attechod izaperaNies
to the champ in the colour of the signed, and so had
death.
The jury Mused • ',idiot of " deeideetal death."

PRIMPS BILLS 15 THI HOME OP COMMONS.
(PHIS DAY.)

This morning Mr. Smith and Mr. Frere, the as.
miners of reefs oa standing orders, resumed their siting
at the Home al Omaneoes.
Kr. Smith sat in eorsmittee roma No, 17
the followas UDOppond bills: —Aston i:ad T=Ll
(North sad Booth lariatiom) Railway ; lasearlos, Dada*
sad Wadebridge Jim:et:los Railway ; Okehea_fikert
(No. 2). Kr. From proceeded with the folio
*Woos ; Oarnervea and Limbs& way;Rail viffibe=
Treat sad areas Railway ; Nortiesopees ad Baabgry
Junction Seaway (ricte•Asa) ; Midland &deny pow Base
sad 'mums' powers) ; Mailed Railway (nsesasid,
lime) ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway mowed
powers). Be next took the following opposed b.& Las•
canton sad lioldsworthy Railway. Beerometer Railway, DU
sod Mang Amnion way
Rail. Via ews sad Reap
Trill Aurelian Railway (various powßerrs) was *mead
until to.roorrow.
Mr. Tiers sat in Committerrosel Ho. 16, and &posed it
the followiag apposed bills :—Almmtwith awd Walsh Cant
Railway (Steamboats); Osaka Wass aid Illailsolibe
Austin Bailor/ ; lataisallea el Sewage sad Laid Hair
Ratios (Ireland ; WiNIMMIN14111•111011. Re thsa yrs.
°sided with the allowing siljeamed petitions. —Nceltiles.
doe, Highgate, and Aleareampark Railway ; Lades sai
South Wester. Railway gambit= Eiuteslies ; loggia
sew H
sad Beath Western Railway (MS in Sorrel • Ludes
Brighton, sad South Caret Railway (13t. ;lase ad
Devistias) ; Sanaa and Clarriagia, ?iiiiref 2_ Eat emir
set Extensirm Railways ; sad Hagan Bell.
way ; Motile Railway. The following were gassed :
Loudon, Chatham, sad Dover Railway (No. 1) ; Dryad
Palm* New Railways.

At a general meeting of the Garrick Club it sou
decided to Mama the Dumber of members by 100, tin
sew clubhouse affording ample accommodation for the pre.
Posed additional number.
The Empress Eugenie has lately had most of the
rows diamonds not mounted in the diadem and seldom
arranged as a °Motor. by the state jeweller Haat. Ilia
bill for remitting these jewel+ wag 80,000 fr.
The New York correspondent of the Bodo% low.
nay communicates the following piece of informative*-
" Brooklyn is the city of churches and the wadi' g
ministers. Here are found the largest oferepfiwas,
fattest marks, sad the hugest presents. I mistimed sea
time ago that use of the pastors of Brooklyn nulled a
fortune of 80,000 dollars by a little epee:dig= rimer
Another pastor is the soma city has ben mom featesska
He has ' strut Ile.' He seat down to the ail togas 5,066
dollars by an officer of his eassa. The aka retard
with 250,000 dollars as the resell of the isvertgrat. OMNI•
al for his sodden weak, be has offered to his ciseembr
tics 40,000 dollars for theokiriaal instruetim"
Lwrraa lame GEITIRAL MCCLELLAN. —Generi
MaCiglan was invited to assist the Keystone Club, of
Philadelphis, to celebrate the aaniversary of the tettia
New Gramm In his letter, axone* himself for nos-
atteadanos, he sail. " I will venture to express my pall.
dostion at the pliant manner in which the Keystone GO
her. ite part in the reosut waist. lam confident Mot its
smimbers will ever remain true to the cause of the tiles
end constitutional liberty, that they will ever prone by
treed and deed their loyalty end devotion to our cooatry,
and that, when the des course of time brings on the seat
gnat political orate* they will reader to whoever gm
Mrs be bosomed with the proud position of the deader'
bearer of the party the sme lamourable sad zealous sq.
pert that has filled my heart with pride and gratitude eat
sag sear be effaced."
MATTI OF TSB Dowaone. MARCEIONENS or 1,01.
DOBBIBIT.—We retree= the death of the Dow.
epr Marchioness at , which took piece at flea
ham-ball, Sanderland, at 11 dole* se Friday night. Air
Megrim illness of several menthe. The deemed ems lie
tidy child and heir of the late Sir Harry Vans Teellall,
Rat., by Anne Gatheriaa, late Counter of Antrim. 81s
wee bars 17th Jan., 1800, so that she attain's! be 60th
wrie:Tueeday leak Her led was the second wile of
William, third sad kto Ms of
K.G. rd C.C.S., whom she 3rd Aptrita
hp whom she leaves arriving ism two sons sad them
Mt—namely, George Henry Robert Charles W 5
% sad lord Ernest M'Doutiell Vase Tela
Lady FAWN, born 15th April. 1822, married to the Mel
of Marlborough ; Lady Alexandrine, born 29th July, 11394
married to the Earl of Portarlingtea ; and Lady Adagio.
born 31st Jan., 1830, married to the Rev. F. H. Law. Ber
second soa, Lord Adolphus Vase Tempest, formerly Y.F.
for Durham, sad who married Lady Susan, coly daughter
of the late Duke of Newcastle, died 11th Jae lad yea
By the death of his mother the Earl Vane will Word or
Maim and valuable estates is Ma north of Naglmal, fora
many belonging to the Vane and Tempest family.
DiLtrriert Socurry. —This celebrated scsith
the most masa in logdon (baying bees founded is 1734
has numbered =maga its members some of the mere
tarnished characters of the peat and present catmia.
The first meeting for the present memos will be bad at
Willis's Rooms on the sth February. The bilowisg is a
list of the preseat mambas of the Dilettanti Society :
The Dake of Northoraberhod. K.G., the Doke of Bar
alsaab, K.G., the Marquis of Absecon, K.G., the
Man
pits of Northampton, the Earl of Beverley, his Pali
limey the Belgian Minister. Earl Somers, Lord
Lord Ernest Brune, Lord Dufferin, K.P., Lord Foley,Ragbag, Lord Ravesaworth, Mr. Thomas Brim ILE,
Mr. W Formby Barker, Mr. Ralph Neville G
Mr. J. Merton, Mr. A. Beresford•Hope,
_Sir TIP,
Colebrook., Bart.. Mr. Chas. Buxton, 51. P.. bp. P. 1-ww
son. Sir William Fraser, Bea., Mr. Cyril Graham,
B. Heath, Mr. Thomas Ca da& Mr. R. S. Raked, xr,
General Karla, C. 8., Mr. W. W. Lloyd, Bane MAMMA
Mr. Charles Newton, Sir C. Nicholson, Rot, Mr. Ash.
Panisd. Mr. Francis Palms, Sir Joke itaniedek
N. P., Sir Mathew White Ridley, Bart., M.P.. Mr. iwww
M.P., Mr. George Robert Smith, Mr. WD
Stirling. M.P., Mr. Cluistopber Sykes, Mr. Gauge Tomba,
and Colossi Charles Towner,.
A letter PfrAtiPait atbeC°Federall""E"healirTsuartaallnearAMßieturoi.ggiCA.
dated the 3rd. rye :—" Mr. Pollard, of tbe Raeltooof
amine?, aptared some sight mouths since while endaver
tag to reach England on a blookade.runaer out of they'll
of Wilmington, is this evening at these beefirMorwL
col
will, in a day or two, be permitted to poori to
Biehssast
The conditions on which Mr. Pollards allowed le
through the limes are undentood to be with the pronlaW
undertake to effect the exchange for himself of Mr. Wad
nos, the sorrespondont of the Tribune, who wis 41P
turd some eighteen mouths saw, while
Mg to run the Vicksburg river trattoria it LI
slang with Mr. Colburn, of the Noe York Worid
set at liberty by the rebels) sad Mr. Jain
Olachisati, Ohio, The latter sad XL Wrestss,.
shame of the robins be it said, have boa, for Wire"
long months, inmates of the Libby sad oast flosil.
prisms, when they love bees subject to such
aad privations as can namely be eaceived.oorroWAA
Bane and moo-combatants, as newspaper
mad,abet°
hireyeLeflyamilll thet wwiotrbX,ea bs
should .
am the
CAUTION TO TATS aria. I !I e". 116412 apipme that thew
ah:saioes besot .lbehl it bill°
Moore Blakdry, • yowl, soon, was armed with wWttliy al tlue Upoa no other peanut hypeduldsmailj
brealdn two panes of aims slam value 60s. this barbarous treatineet of those peeve sad
Mr. Charles Woodwani, proprietor of the Fulham amattlemem to ueopootod for."
bridge Tavern, Kniehtsbridge, said that at a quarter to DOUBTFUL STNITATIET.—One of the 701,,
10 on Saturday night the defeedsat came to hie boom, piers el Kew York, after speaking of Gen. Boil spew'
nu ie WI"
and shortly afterweris sneered the ooffee.roma, with Gilmore and ethers, remberks b—".Th„e • bl.kia
where • number of geetresse wire seated. The golfer mei* oonnowl Owwool Butler far the -0701560.
room was not a proper place for persons of defeadant's grads feverishly attended kiln, from Big Baba to F
of life, sad he had no baleen to be them He was very as the authorities who bare kept him la the held."