The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-22 00:00:00

STOCKBRIDGE RACE37YEsTERntr.

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PRODUCE STAKES 01 60 sows. each. h-f. ; fur 3.yr. old
e At., Bst 914; Wiles oni goldines, 84 61b; untried allowed
3Pw. One mil. ae,d a half (19 sobs).
Mr. Herbert's Hee pert, let 91b (P. Butkr) 1
Mr. R.. Peel's The Iron Duke, Rot Mb
Duke ef Richmond's Mirror, Set 61b (litchener 3
The following elan started, but were tat placed :—Letitia,
G)enlyon, W. st C.,untry Laos.
Bitting !• 11 to 8 age Her.iert, 5 to 2 spit Iron Dike, and
3to 1 eget West C. wnory Less. Won by three length,.
TRIENNIAL STAKES of 10 son. each; colts, Bst 101 b;
84, 61h, &a Threrioartrra of a mile (37 mobil.)
Mr. Gor lon's Rochanter, Rot Sib (Kitchener and flatmate) 0 I
Mr. Peciley's Sweetheart, net hole (ll..lntes) 0 2
B rting : 6 to 6 seat llec hunter, 9 to 2 agat C ortboo, 6 to 1
sgst Ugly Dow, and 6to I soot Sweetheart. Ade ad heat
between B. stouter and Sweethear, Cariboo a had thir.l.
Drcidirn brat : 7 to 4 on B. 'hunter, who won in a canter.
In this hart Brehoinoer +sir ri,den by Flatnian.
GOODWOOD STAKES BETTING.
11 to 1 age' Plaudit It) 13 to I agot Clariooa
II to I Pernhill 20 to I Ittmonbrance
II to I Clermont ,t)

INTELLIGFN
GOODWO
ACCEPTANCES Pali Till
K 11)
Chmilieleer. 6 ere 6l'
Collingwood, 6 yrs
Surplice. 4 yrs
Limestone. S yrs
Wano a, 5 yrs
Inheritress, wed
Ferobill, 4 yrs
Matt of Malthus., 4 yrs 7
The Admiral, 5 yrs 7
The Tartar, 5 yrs 7
Plaudit, aged 7
Antammist, 5 yrs ..... ... 7
Ch Tenon% 5 yrs.
Proketite, 5 yrs ..... 7
Iforripme, 4 yrs ... 6 1
Tisiphone, 4 yrs
51311 of Lyme, 4 yrs
Girlie, .. yrs 6 1
Murky, 4 yrs
Mi-s Whip, Gym 6 9
Its membrane', 4 yrs

SCR EXTRA.
OD, 1849.
UOUDWOOD STALLS.

st lb

Tapia's',
.4 yrs e-
t Auto suo, 4 yrs •
Wyke, 3 yrs •
Vanden, 4 yrs
Vlre-ester (a est at Masa
besu's dam), 3 yrs
Bacchmalian, 4 yrs 5 I
Abbot of Mesas, S In
(Sterley, 3 yrs 5 I
e to+sa, 3 yrs
Itaby, 3 yrs
Van Menus, 3 yrs 5
Prater La Coupe, 3 yrs 5
Filmdom, 3 ref
Lowerdrrnals, 3 3711 .
Emma Dnna, 3 yrs
I f oat of Canada, 3 yrs 4 I
I Wallflower, 3 yes. 4 1
syruljausie
I 0,11 4
4

'Lab) Intelligence.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTFBDAT.
littueotes DIVORCE BILL.
The Lords nitt a little before 5 o'clock (Lord Brougham
sitting as Speaker), for the second reading of this hill, "to
d rolve the sorti.ge of Fre; cis Hu4s.n, merchant, rid
Louie, his mow roil. , and to enshlo him to marry again, and
for • thee purposes therein mentioned."
Mr. Meneweather, counsel for the bill, sail he was ready
en open the fact. cf the coe ; but as the eel 'ence taken in
India was on the table of the house, and cont. ned all the
eireuttudane. s, both of the terms on which the parries dead
together in whither they proerd-d in 1841, seven
teats after their morrisge in this country, their lordships
would probably dispense with his arement, which would
be only a repetition of the f•cts already before them.
Lori Brougham t eying asserted,
Mr. Mereweather called a witneas, who produced a copy
of the register of tee marriage of t• Francis Hudson with
Louisa Hamet, stiester," at the parish church of Sr. Leo-
nard, Shore ditch, on the 6.h of December. 1834.
Another witnest, the lady's brother, said be was present
at the merrier. Theta we. no issue of the marriage living.
Lord Brougham then rot reed to parairs in the evidence
en the table sf the hare; it was taken in Ceylon, where that
partite resided from 1843 to 1846, when Mr. Hudson went to
Boenbsy on comm rtitl busiress. leaving his wife behind
under the prate Lion of friends. Daring hie absence she carried
on an adulterous intercourse with a Captain Hnleu rthy,
a cast win in the hush: ad reo.eered 1,2001 damages in the
Supreme Court in Ceylon, and in 1847 he obtained In the
sme court a sentence of divorce from the wire. His lord-
ship das referred to the colder 's* of several r. speratil • p. r
arms in the island, showing that the portico; up to 1846 lived
oo the best terms, and that the husband was always kind and
affeelionre to the wife. His lordship also reed nut the
names of three witnesses, whose testimony, as appeared in
the pr;ntt d evidence on the table, dearly estsblished various
acts of adultery en the port of the wit,. wish Captain Rol-
le. rthy. His lordship tin n moved that the bill be read a
second time.—Agtecd to. And that it be committed.—
Also agreed to.

EQUITY COURTS.-YESTERDAY.
TIZE.I.I VIcE-CRANCELLoa
TIIR ArrOILWRY-0 ERAL D. THR GREAT WESTIERN RAIL-

WAT COMTANT.—RIDCCTION OP FAitES
Thii maw a motion, in the nature of an e it officio infprms-
tion on behalf of the crown, f r an injunction to restrain the
Or.•at Western Railway Company. end their collectors,
agent., and s• trawls, from mekirg or charging to, or de-
manding, collecting, nr reeetvie g from, or Causing or pa,-
nutting to be made or chanced to, or demanded, collected, r
received from, auy person or pe. eons win mmever, for the
eonveyanee of any pale-tiger or passenger along •he Great
Western Railway, or any of the stage, or puts thereof, any
sum or stuns of money, or charges or charge exceeding the
sum mentioned and expreseed, ot permitted to be demanded
or taken in that behalf in the statute 10 & 11 Tic .
"The Birmingham. Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railway
Amendment Act. 1847." and the act gamed in the same !OF-
lion called " The Great Western Railersy Amendment
and Retentions Act," or in either of thane sets re-
rrstively, or say sums or charges, sum or charge

teethe conveyasee of any animals, goods, wares, mercheedises,
mfr. rale, matters, or thing., in that behalf, mentioned its
the said acts respectively, exceeding tee awns mentioned end
espreseed, or permitted to be demanded or taken in that be-
halt, in the same last-mengoced acts, same as such sums
and charges westqcslified by the provisior s of the same acts
of per:iemenr in the cases therein In. ntioneel.
'the 13 dicitot-Genersl (wi h whom wa- Mr. Way) in sup-
port of the motion, said that the iofnrma'inn tend motion
were founded on the statute 7 & 8 Vic , o 85, see. 17, which
enables the Attorney General to proceed agaiest railway com-
p .nies which shell have centraveeed or exceeded the provi
*ions of their act, or those of any general ace. The
case mettle by the inf smation was as foi-
-1 Ise s : —By the Birmineham and (Word Junction
Ralway Act pass d in 1846 power was given to the comnan%
he sell their uncle flaking to the Great Western Reiiway Cora
play, which was thereby en powered to Decent• the par-
olee''r thereof, provided that no such sale or release should
take effect until the maximum of tolls chanted by the Great
Western Company should have been reduced toe care no oa_
feeding the tells which the Bermingham and Oxford June tiou
Railway were empowered by they act to take. In the game
year, 1846, the Birmingham and Oxford Extension Act wan
Passed, Riving a similar power to the company to sell th, it
line to the Great Western Reilw .y Company, with a shall's,.
I proviso that no such sale should take effect unless the
maximum tolls and charges of the latter compeny
I should have been reduced to the scale of those
authorised in the Birmingham and Oxford Junction
Act. By a subsequent ace, passed in 1847, and en-
titled the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, end Dudl y
Ral.eay Ace, the Great Western Rei!wry Company were
a's° empowetel to purcha-e the undertaking, with a proviso
sieni'ar to those contoined in the two before-mentioned acts.
Lastly, by an act entitle d the Great'. Western Extension Act,
also passed in 1847, the Great Western Railway Company
were empowered to ;meth +se the Wycombe and Great
Western and Uxbridge lines, subject to the same
provino, as to the tee:uction of tolls, as that
contained In the three before-mentioned acts. Th'
information complainei that the purchases authorised by th
art. above mentions(' had all bran effected by the Great
Western Railway C mpany, but that they bad not reduced
their charges for the eenveyane e of passengers in accord
ance with the provisions of the a eid .cte. The point to be
determined was one of construction of the to v, ral acts under
which the purchases had been mode, and depended upon
the que'tinn whether the r. ducting of the tolls w. s to take
place immediately after the passiog of the statutes, or not
till the tree:ester of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and
Dudley Railway to the deeendants.
Mr. Bethel], Mr. Roll, and Mr. Stevens appeared for the
company.
The Vice-Chancellor said that he could not interpose he
injunction till the question of construction had been de.-
c ded at law. In the case of Rigby v. the Great Western
Railway Company (Phillips' reports) it had bees decided by
the Lord Chancellor that in caves similar to the present the
judgment of a court of law was necessary for the troteetion
not only of the parties, but of the court itself. A case was
then ordered to be taken to the Court of Exchequer en the
question of construetion,with a direction that the vast should
be settled by the Master if the parties differed.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YEsTEaDAY.
annum 111 EMU*.
WILTIT C. ELSTON.-SLANDER.
' '

This eve an at)tion to recover dameg• s for slanderous
weed. uttered by the defendant of th- plaintiff. The enfen.
dant pleaded the general issue, and also tat the words were
not ep ken within two years, which latter plea was demurer d
to. At the trial before Mr. Justice Coltman it appeared the
defendant said to the Vaintiff, who is a govt mess, " You are
living by imposture, you hive walked St. Paul's Chureyerd
for your living." There bring no proof of special dame,. e,
the jury gave a verr.let for the plaintiff 51. damegis. A rule
to set aside the verdict and enter • nonsuit was since ob-
tained on the ground that the words were not actionable.
Mr. Dowdebworth, in showing cause, contended that 99
the declaration stated the plaintiff was a governess, it !mat-
urity f Sowed that a charge against her morel character,
which these words clea.ly conveyed, would injure her in her
n and pri.fersion. Moreover, the word impostor
imptvted that the person so called was a rorue and a vaga-
bond. It was further argued that special damage being
alb ged aid tot traversed was therefore admitted, and if ae,
although none was proved, the verdict must stand.
The Court said it was e:ear, from the authorities, these
words were not actionable per re' ant the only question
therefore was, whether the special damage all• ged was ad-
mitted by the plea of not guilty.
Mr. Bramwell en the other 'Wawa' hi srd upon the latter
point.
The Court were of opinion that the objection of the absence
of proof of special damage *as op •n to the &residua upon
the plea of not guilty ; and the rule was therefore made abs)-
lute.— Rule accordingly.

BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.-YEiTERDAT.

Dtroar. IX D. MUTH, ESQ., JVD6II.

ROBERTSON V. Tug LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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This was an action brought by---C;Pt:Archiball Robert-
son, chief constable of the Hertfordshire Police, agai st the
ab iveonamed railway company, to recover c Anpenration for
breach of contract alloged to have been committed on their
part, The damages were laid at 20i.
Cap.. Robertson stated that in the month of Marth luit he
was about to proceed to Newt +see, and having pure based
tickets for himself, his will., child, and servant, he went to
Ink alter his luggage, which Lad been wheeled on to the
platform. Mrs. Robertson having taken her seat, he was in
the act of stepping in himself, thinking his luggage would
he sent alter him, but one of the porters pushed him back,
and the train started.
By Mr. Clarktem (for the company)—He had never corn-
pl,ined to the r.ilway authori•irs. and was cot aware that it
was intimated about the platform that passengers were to
take care of their own ludpaae, and see it properly placid.
Mr. Clarkson contended that, io point of law, n, delivery
of the lucgitie to the company's servants had been proved,
Mr. C,amlien having replier,
His Honour thought the delivery of the lurcoge had
taken placo, but that the compmsstion sought for was ciccs-
sive, mo.t gave judiment for the plaintiff, with damages Gt.

P OLICE.-YESTERDAT.
BOW-STREET.

CHARGE OP ATTEMPirsO TO RAISE MONET Re THREAT-
ENING LETTERS —FORFEIT (IF BAlL.—Ncierah Mills, a c• -
vent. PS, wan placed at the bar, to be reeomintttetl, or. a
charge of attempting to raise money by means of threatening
letters.
It may be remembered t' at the prisoner and Martin
Hansel), prrrietor and e•lit,'r of the Satirist t ew-paper,
were held to bail on the 27th April last, to answer an in-
dictment preferred agoinst el em at the Central Crmind
Court, by Mr. Henry Bevan, of Hamilton-place, Piccadilly,
for indeavontims, by threat. ning lettere, to obtain money
front Ma. The prisoner. lysine procured one surety in the
sum of 100 k. was se at liherty ; but when the c .se was
Ballad on at the May it v•a• discovered that she had
absconded to France ;in cons, i.ee of which the judge
odd that the rengnigar.ce should ' retreated.
Mr. Edward H-ditee, landlords-Ith. Cranh urn Hotel, St.
Martleslone, stated the the oft-niter was the person kr
whose attends. ce at the teal he bed beeline the sole surety,
but she did not app' ar to plead to the indictment.
The ;Winner red that she had given the witness an ac-
knowledgment PT 601.. which uld be shortly paid, in
addition to a proriti•Pory not. fer 201., fur the purpose of in-
deennift ing hem before a' • left the country.
Mr. Hodges admitted hsv'no received an acknowledg-
ment, which t.nharanently t' TWA out to he of no value.
Mr. Henry t. Id the prisoner ehe no arrangement between
her and her surety would pled y her is absconding, and the
should be committed to take her trial upon the indictment
without any hail b. ing see red for her appearance.
THE GERMAN COMPANY AT DRUKY-LANE TWO:ATHA.—
At a late h..ur on Wieln -day e'* nit g a numb', of Germans
ensp!oyed N chorus-tier/era at Drury-lane Theatre, applied
to the magistrate f.r protection uhder the foliating CircUni.
stances :
Jos-ph Ontmann stated, through the medium of an inter-
men, that he and several others had been hr,ught to this
by Ferdinand Rhorder, the director of the orere,
with wh m they had enter.-4 into written engAgi m.o.a pre-
vious to their leaving tie Co- tinert, that each wan to re.
mho from lim the sum of 61 per month ; ard, although
the, h reoularly art. rti.el evert performance tor six
week.. y never could t Erin wore then a6w tee
excasionolly. The Qu an lad honoured them with her pril-
sence ro less than three diffract times, and a aettlemect
wee promised to them whe- her Maj atv sFould sent
mitt.nce to the di -cents. They bore their priveiens with
great ratiene• until that evening, when they were inf. Tercel
• teat 301. hid been received. The app iean• i.rmediately
' went to the 1 dgi..g• o' Me director, in 8 uthamp on street,
' the other., to pa' lo his eleim; and, upon explaining
the nature of their bea'new. Mr. Rhoerier beeline /fly /*Triply
ci en, threatening to kick 'hem down stairs, and even
I to stick a knife into any one of Mt m who dared to pries his

,lain.
It fur Iv r eppesred Wm the statement* of the others that
they were frequently obliged to al, op where they could,
being reduced to great distrtas owing to the breach of con-
tract e-rnplab.rd of
Mr. Hear. immediately granted a summons to be served
nn R,neder fee teleit thr, welling language, an 1 yesterday
the riffle. being in att' Ms, eg,
The deft ndant account, d for hit ennduet by saying that
the entire regdpts of the towm had b. en div:d• 4 between
paving the rent. gip-light. print.ne. carpenters, &c., which
I ft nethiet tor ham or the g lanlsinants, the speculation
b• int a failure from the commencement; and in order to
or.tl-fr the dolma of the comulainante, he had agre-d that
e,ch ul,l have an e vat share when the weney shoat be
received from the Qne n. and alter he got the 301, he divided
it equally emo g the 98 ch unit Bingen, &c , the Mtn amount-
ing to about 66. fo. each. The t rincipal complainant had
scented hint o having defrauded them of the enttrc amount.
which exuprated him to ouch a &tree, that he WWI Obliged
to rive him in charee. hut be woe shortly after set at rty.
The compl hat hr end M. colleagues under-
rood that her M.jetty intend• d to send Mt, the greater part
of which they considered the deyendant had approprtat,d to
hi• own ute, end that he was abut to leave the e .untrv.
The defendant assured the magistrate that he had already
stated the exact sum, and. in order to satisfy the claimants
that his intentions were honoured:ie. he actually sent to
Burkinesin Plat o to ateertain if her Majesty would be
graciously pleated to send a furth'? contribution.
Aft-r a lengthened oonversvion it appeared that the com-
plainants were to he eng,ged by the defendant at the Prin.
o A.'. Theatre. Mancheat•-• and other plates, and after he
had expressed regret for the intemperate language be bad
used, the magistrate advised that the matter should be ear-
rie4 an further, which was acceded to, end the parties left
the court.

AILKIVED.

MAILS.

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Holland
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Pacific
India B,nithainpton
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A rrar.n -at Cork, Jane 19, from
Anse-at Dublin, Jule 19, from
Ammo-at Falmouth. June 19, from
Anne-at Falmouth, June 19, from
AMITHCAA-11. Falmouth, Juno 19, from
Axe -at Limerick, June 19, from
AND Sarni -fit Siwan.vu, Juno 2,1, from
ANPIA-Oft Dartmouth, June >9, from
MAD-at Plymouth, June 20, from
A:roams-at Cork, June 19, from
Assourns -at Deal. June 21, Ron
Armes -at Gravesend, June 21, from
AUDI' Paurr-at Uverpoo,, June 21, from
A. HARVEY-off Liverpool, June 21
Ann Loessmor -off Liverpool. June 21
Mums-off Liverpod, June 21, from
AJAX-at Bristol, June 21, from
Donsumers -at Liverpool, June 21, from
11.1.1,05A-R1 LlVerrlla, June2l, from
Nutrias-at Portsmouth. June 20, from
BROTUIRS-at Graverend, Jur.e 21, frost
111.711.1 AX -fit Cork. June 19, Iron
IiF.T.IRK -at Falmouth, June 19, from
lint serre-at Falmouth, June 19. from
1.11111.1.111DT-M Mevattirsv, June In, from
Itosrams-at Cower, June 20. from
BALLONA -at Olsson, June2o, from
CAROWNR-at Bristol, June 21, from
envenom-at Cork, Jure 19, from
eme,,,,,.-at GlastOlf, June 19, from
CHARLOTTE -at Greennek, Dore 19, from
Ormarom -off the Wight, June 20, from
CNA.. Kraft -off Falmouth., Jure 20. from
enamors -off Falmouth, June 20, from
remises' Drummer, -nt Glasgow, JUDI` 20, from.
Ommotante.--at Kirkaldy, June 19, from ......
CALUMRIR-off Liverpool, June 21
CONRAD-at Liverpool, June 21, from
I CAROIJNA -R1 11(11.1”1, June 21, from
Dernevr-a, Gravesend, June 20, from ...
insenvour -at Gravesend, June2l. from
Dtourv-st Gravesend, June 21, from
Drxtros-off Lireepon% June 21
Dovrraoark -at Deal, June 20, (roll .. Weewsrd
Dyer. or Breemams-at Kirkaldv, June 20. front Rip
EarnvaMAY -It Belfast, June 19, from Yew Trek
Itcurse-at Cork. Jam 19, from Mmnifirra
EARL "V lIARDWIeRR -14 Gravesend, June 20, from Cikutra
Rimeßeam-at Gravesend, June 26, from Port Philip
EI.IV,SKTD-at Gravesend, June 20, from ..l.in`on
EUROPA -It Lirttrrool, June 21. from Philare,phia
EDINA -10 LiffIIIODI., ADD' 21, frog Ale: amble
Fur- Bever -at Unmprun', June 11, from M, bile
ZURAMIII -al Livernnnl, June 21, from WM talrim
ELIE% `TrWART-It Liverpool, June2l, from Calcutta
EXPIRE grvour-off Uverroni, June 21
rierwett.-at Portsmouth. June 21, from
GMMOSANA-M Cork. June in, from
Oen. Dteamerrat-at Irslmoath, Jute 19, from
Groom-eh F.i'm tab, June 19, from
Oro. Drum-at Falmouth, June in, from
Gen-at I.lvenwol, June 21, from
OLostara--at Gravesend. June IL from
GRRMANII,-at Crammed, Jane 20, from
HANNAH EDDY- ,CLlfffl9ool, !Mien, from
11eo0 WALKFR-at Cork, June 19, from
Ursa -at Deal, June 20, from .
Dias-off Falmouth, June 19. from .......... -....
HALIFAX-at OnMenrini. June 21, 9-nn
Housar-at Gravesend, June 10, from
Tema-at Gravesend, June 21. from
IssextrA -at Torbay, June 19, from
lasermA-at Cork, lone 19, from
Inssvvra-at IJvarlmol, June 21, from
km. Arrnammr-et I.rverponl, June 21. hers
JAME AND MART-al Gramm's% June 21, from
Jan TTIMInnOn-ll GraTeIKIWI. June HI ken-
3/1/11R ARDVINIM-,4 Cork, June 19, from ..,........
JADE-at Dublin. June 19, from
'AIR ARPON-at Falmouth, Juno 19, from, .Porto film
Jame-at Lancaster. June A% from Riga
LADY enBlllollll GCM -et Cork. Juno 111, from. Trieste
LoNwor -off Cork, June 19, from Alma Leon
LMTII/1-111 Graveand, June 21, from . Patna
Lorin-at Falmouth, Jan. 19, from Bin Janeiro
Ltasarr--at F.dranuth, June 19. omm - Gallipoli
Lorrn-at Guernsey, June 16, from
larratraa
LADY ROMMAIRD -at Plymouth, lune 20, from Cadiz
Logs CHARLWA-nft Dover, June 20. from nalAtZ
TAWPA-at Perrland Raids, June 19, from Toronto
Gentian-at FArnoutb, June '9, from Odessa
Nimentm-at Liveries', Jane 21, from (Waterer,
MAnIrSLIAnT-at Un-rpool, June 11, from Alexandria
MOTNTAINIER -off Falmouth, June 2n, from Terramou
MARIA SW Falmouth, June 11, from Weill.
Mstansarr -off Cork. lUD! 19, from Trinidad
MARY Torn° -at Cork, June 19, from ComMantino •le
Mary-at Gravesend, Jane 20 from. Sardis
blsautnamfore -at Gremeend, June 21, from Cakutta
Mmnusenanron - at Dublin, June 2n, from Mmiel
Now Fresevrannee -at Cork. June 19, from. C minha
Nmerms-at Liverpool, June 21, from Damns Amen
Norma -at Liverpool June 2,, from Apalsebienla
OTTAWA-at Falmouth, Jane 19, TOM Alexandria
Orro-a' Falmouth, June 19, frm. . .. Odessa
Owes lovas -at Glasgow, Jane 20. from. Charente
Pannone-off Dover, June 19, frau Lien's
PIURCR ALSILT-111 Pentland Firth, Jam IS, from London
Patrrna-at Graven/ad, June 20, from gt. Michael's
Panaternars -at Gratueend, June 21, from Leghorn
P NONA-at RAMA, June 21, tram .. ............... ....... Oporto
Geraw-at Gravesend, June 21, nom ... Cakatta
Qvw DOWA01.•••• at OTIVINELL, June 20, tram- Africa

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