The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-07 00:00:00

KING VICTOR

IN /CLAN.

The Pungolo of the Ist instant publishes the
following amount of the arrival of the King of
Italy at Milan:
His Majesty arrived at Il a.m. From ea early hour in
the accruing the city bad bees deoriated with flags, and
the streets bore ell the upset of some approaching festivity.
Shortly before 11 the trove sad National Guards formed
in line all along the Strada di Dario of Parts Vasa to
the Piazza del Duca. Deputations from all the working
sootatiee were assembled with their imagers at the Dania of
Porte Veacia. All the eivll and military authorities wine
waiting inside the station. At 11 the whistle of the eosins
annowsced the ►renal of the royaStrain. The military bet do
immediately struck up, and the multitude welcomed the Kier
with Unladen of applime, who, on alighting from the train.
advanced towards the Syndic, and, taking him by the hand,
,aid—" I am very happy to be able to spend a few days in
this beautiful city of Milan. I should have liked to visit it
before ; but you know . . ." The Syndic expressed to
his Majesty what pleasure kis visit gave to the city.

TbeKiog was accompanied by slie Mini/din Lou,
Jacini, and Sella, ad by Oaken& d'Angrogna. Naimoli,
and Deft Ram.

After srehaagiag a few weeds the Ring °stared his
oarriags, ragasetiag the Syndic to to Hated at his sick, and
drove towards the Royal Pale► Oa ...in the banners
the workbag aseledse he seat then ma affeolissate pudding.
All along the line his Majesty was swiltusiastioally received
with shouts of "Long Live the King et Italy !" and cheers
Inc the Oonventien, which lathe cry mu Ulm up by tits
Nat West Guard. AU the babedes wet, full of elegantly
dreosed ladies waving their handkerchiefs and joining in the
chows of tits people.

Some of the German journals affirm that the
Elector of Hems has at length found hie matter—sot
Count de Bfsm►rk, but N. Chipman, the agent of Car-
lotta Patti. The impolite° having hived the Osirt Theatre
at Cu..), the Elector's chamberlain mertioaed that of
(curie hie hiatuses would have free erladmion to his box.
Not at all," maid Didenana, "if he wishes to boar Salm
Paint, be must pay." "la that wee," replied the ekes-
herb* " roc must pay for the pe of the the atom"
"That is your badmen," was the rower, "sod if you do
sot light up, we shell perform in the dark." The fuse-
tionary, Wing he maid get initiates out of the di-
rector, went to Whoa hie earemiga of the beeredilie
audacity of the lamb The siertor, temslw • pump% to
By in a puska, rely Leib* mid replied, " He le ea
mannered fellow, but he phases me ; we will pay." His
Wanes seat 15 napalms for his box, aid bed the Moshe
hake* lighted.
Tam kanutrrisorow. lit rummy Son= Km-
Tbe OM-Dettfacite Pod affirms that the Imperor smoros Minnum.—Nr. Berenfeed Hope, the Preside*
mamoistion is oely 'ad p bag ea he is f• wal stet =reof imdieseutWm 46 111-
". Mix& warkmas Mid memeg Wawa 7.111.
pessemlea of his theme ; that if be were impelled la lOW bat gb, Nimeek angareakan se memos biked.
WO taw doemeetol wool& hoottee TA. mad the asehdehe 01111LiT eweN 1101P/TA; 011.11DOIRILLW410/ID.
weeld Mae ester Ito the whole of the rights sad weaken —.Number at patients for •the week selisi Marsh 4, MI,
dmounded to his from the Amerika dysosty. of vbiela 51111 were sew am.

The King wan evidently =oh moved. On reaching the
Royal Palace all the civil sad military authorities owe pea
acted to kin Majesty, whe scanned Ike soaks time with
the Lembard treaters said deputies. In the origin his
**my visited the theatre, whisk was bnlliaistly Ma.
masted. Hs was badly Awed ea eateries,. and during
tie mom el the evening. The 4111M1 hammed as kis Isia-
h*, whoa ha bowed, mesh plaided with his reeepties.
Then was a mad emit dhow on Thanday. Hie Majesty
will, it is said, leave on the fitk he rtraesee.

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LAW INTII

KQUITY 001:11a.
(Before Viseamenseller West) -
AWDLOWB r. JONIML—JODONIIIT.
This was • snit to cistrine*asiran arise nailer •
oerp, erred into plaintiff sad the late
J. ILA., the emblem . It eppeared that
lir, bolsi ommiderably i ;to Andrews, who was
formerly a tinplate factor, earl* • partnerehip with
Andrews, by which the amount 41" kb &hi, bristlicssol.
a small sum paid J 0.700116 (making up the amount to ),
was to be tarn
taioor=liont bribe Wirt. The prow
ship deed made for a raters the presoinm sr
some portiou of is the rest of the Mt year's roils net
1.0001. The partamrship, however, ad act het
raelyarlor Mr. Jour alai in Dahlia shout sax weeks otter
the partnership deed was alerted. This was as rest not
coateenplated by the parinership deed in teems, sad the
quartos now arose whether it wee within ii■ alas* that
the 5001. shoald be retained in the ever which had hap.
pawed.
Xr. W Wsok, Yr. Gifford, Mr. Janda, sad Mr. Is.. were
is the ease.
The ViarChaseellor was of opinion that the plalatiff
was entitled to the 5001. No doubt the partamsialp deed
was ace very skilfully drawl in this vesper ; bat it woe
upon the whole pretty clear that the parties Wended that
the premium should be repaid if so prat wen realised,
or a proportionate part if lees than 10001., were realised.
TM pielatiff would therefore be &dared sutler to the
sum or such a ruPostica as, 'her Wcias the account of
roar received in the ma weeks, might appear dr to him.
The plaintiff, bowers', would appear to have brought this
litiratios upon himself and he Mould therelere five se
COSI&

COURT OP PROBetTE AND DIVORCE.
(Wore the Judy Ordinary.)
SWILL V. MIDDLIITON.
la this probate me, which was tried a few days ego, the
cpretioa of ante had bees reeerrod.
811 J. Wilde said that the ocedsot of the aeseeseys ea
both sides bad bees vary repreisseible ; theme barisig mks&
too molt sad the other bar* eoseeded too little infer-
stades. The oosrt was, bowerer, of Dios that theithdatiff
bad dose all ia his power to avoid tigatiaa, Ind would
therefore order hie cede to b. paid oat of the ariaba.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Basistrar Wiselow, r Oranniederr.)
ut ma resom.
The bankrupt ass a weellee wise!, of
This wee a allied fro essireallso rd mere,
liabilities are upwards of 28,000 i., el whisk 16,3241. eve ea
bills. A mohair of creditors was pared in Noriather
lad ter aides the oar out of coed ra parrot of a maw
dais d is. is the pawl.
Mr. Phi*, for the affirees, morn Mat they sere rah.
Bed with the aeocants neared. The see had bra area
eat rif scar ender the 1101 k sea, sal security bed Area
giro for the parser el Mos orilen.
His Hoerr pared fib* smireisad granted the order.

111 12 otrustniu.

The baekrupt arse deacrdad as a ntsochant, trading in
pules/ship with two °thins, of Pell —all and of Surrey.
street, Steed. The liabilities were stated at 3,4341., of
which 2,7021. were in reaped of seaornmadatios The
emote were retuned at 5301. ; bad sad doubtful dale
1.41081.
Yr. Begley supported ; there was Se oppoitirs.
IS answer to a question Iran the court.
The learned counsel stated that the IMMO. as the
bdis had fallen ea the bankrupt is aennequesee of Gene
toneactious eallectuers la cotton. Thu were ddedy
soureseille
The Oommisaiew--I hope sot. (A laegh.)
Order to be greeted on the beekrept again • ebb-
resat on oath of the oireurestances under with be beim*
liable on the bills.