The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-30 00:00:00

OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM.

SCOTLAND.

Eoutookon, Nov. 28.
A Finance Reform Association has been formed in
Edinburgh—the new Lord Provost, Mr. Johnston,
appearing at the bead of the provisional oommit:ee.
The movement originated with Mr. W. Chambers,
and every effort will be made to keep clear of general
politics. As yet, however, few of the old whig party
have joined, and scarcely any of the conservatives;
the list accordingly is for the most part made up of
those who voted for Mr. Cowan, or who are dissenter!,
but there cal be no doubt that when the association
is fully formed it will become a strong body, and will
so extend its influence as to bias, if it do not abso-
lutely control, our elections.
Mr. Lefevre has left Edinburgh, having fulfilled
his mission in gathering information about the
annuity tax and the fishery board; but there are
grumbling' about the way in which he has done both,
tho annuity victims complaining that he did not take
parol evidence ; and the fish-carers that he did not
personally visit the localities where the operations of
the board are carried on.
At a meeting at Stranraer, to oppose the endow-
ment of the Romanist priests, the following reso-
lutions were agreed to:
That It Is the duty of all protestant dissenters to make preparations
be meeting such a measure with the most determined, united, and
persevering opposition. whenever, and by whomsoever, it may he
submitted and that this opposition be Mewl, not on the principle
i embodied n the to Popery cry, hut on the principle of antagonism
tP all state endowments of tension, which we believe to be so
' infringement of the crown right. of the Redeener, the only divinely
constituted king of thechurch. That, en preparatory them towards
exciting and directing, In this locality, an effective opposition to the
contemplated measure, those now ;event eatemnly engage to meet
Bothers,
from time to time for consultation; and that the co-eiticrthon
agreeing in the general and vital principles already 113
forth, be also respectfully invited. TOM, if the threatened measure
I shall, as Is generally mooted, be announced during the next session
of parliament, this meeting stand. pledged to request, immediately
thereafter, a public meeting of their fellow-subjects within the burgh
and its vicinity, for the purpose of expressing, in accordance with the
principles embodied in the foregoing resolut'oor, their determined op-
million to the obnoxious meanie, and of forwarding an earnest peti-
tion against it to both houses of parliament.
Another ecclesiastical matter deserving mention is
that the Duke of Bucclench has consented to the erec-
tion of a free church at Wanlockhead.
Mr. Macaulay has accepted the rectorship of Glas-
gow Univer.ay, and has written the electors that he
will visit the western metropolis about the new year,
for the purpose of being installed. Lord J. Russell, it
will be recollected, never had time to go through this
ceremony, and his supposed indifference was pro-
bably the cause of his not being re-elected.

ENDOWMENT OP THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST-
Room—A large meeting of dissenting clergymen and lay-
min was held in Glasgow, on Tuesday, for the purpose of
oppcning the proposed endowment of the Roman catholic
pun/dhow:l, and also in opposition to existing endowments of
every. description. Mr. A Hsttie, M.P. for the city, was
called to the chair. A series of resolutions were proposed by
the Rev. Drs. Eadie, Wardlaw, Taylor, Anderson, an
other gentlemen, in lengthened speeches. in which they com-
mented in the strongest terms upon the opinions of the
church of Rome. Resolutions were unanimously passed
against endowments of every kind, but especially against
that likely to be proposed fur the support of the Roman
catholic priests in Ireland. It was resolved that a memorial,
founded on these resolutions, should be transmitted to
government.
ALLEGED FASHIONABLE SWTNDLINCL A person has
been apprehended in Edinburgh on a charge of forgery, who
(krill the hot few months mixed freely in the higher circles
of society there, and lived in a fashionable and expensive
style at one of the principal hotels in the city. It appears
that he had assumed high military rank, and had extensively
patronised various establishments, chiefly clothiers and mer-
cers, from whom he obtained a large supply of articles, at
first by paying cash down for the goods he purchased; but
having succeeded in establishing his credit, he then trans-
acted business upon a more enlarged scale, and suddenly left
the city without settling the numerous claims against him.
The immediate cause of his abrupt departure was, however,
the discovery of a forgery of which he had been guilty, for
limited sum, the person whose name he employed being at
present on service in India. He was traced to Hull, and
, having been apprehended there through a telegraphic mes-
cage transmitted thither by the superintendent of police here
he has been conveyed to the gaol in Edinburgh.

•veers, Mack they dereribed as extremely erelodimal to
baslth, sod likely to Mama disease. The ecielMicc ev
dived the ashosom to be immediately removed.

/rat Anil.
PRISM WOLLIBITiIIea COLLICTION.—As is No-
len weeks shish meet ins sad piers see aserneleis end
4.lWRlfinal atentere, se la art It Is anmediele weer
paws dins width Illealeass este rime, awe they amble us
TM is fens jest spossehtlea Odle emeasem ell moth take&
firreies pillow IdoW tbo Komi*.
Bleak sad Vim a. have hitherto .thifhlmre
flaitestive et the mely BMWs% mod
01101Millsolissh. TM proem calimelen is tosein' the
Wisanser may seer Red aerie besiethees hwetsage
illmeosties stelae Weary ethos echos& The ma
Lein he bees brought t• this estenty at the heirs of
Primes Albert, sad is a:bibbed he twe at the reams is
sision.palsee. Ik
es the riefaillalt Aims Lea 41341°-
ass Witeho sh is milling Ile apse of a Mist
fume en is a while men lessesilleg
terfil4erthregb nee el tans see Zmitarmitenstra fiesuty
say soda id thu seam artists the se lan seen in
Is terpesimens of the Byzantine sank lime en acne
that tall for s
peesliar remit as works of art; they an
quiet, penally', sad curious for the ego la hish they
were dem. Is those of the Italia Whoa OM IMO bon
sad there lesili teaches of that sobboness of style for Whisk
it Mimes se amen. For isseemse, la the entre of a pomp
tokywJe: of Padua, repreentlag the eircsaisa If the
Yule, there is a Agars et MM. the Mad et whisk is full
ef sad Meaty. Is the pare Carman 'sheet the
osilesties Is not rich ; but la the Rhenish there is a geed
rrlialessaVaolingmlodiafthger Lsgurs!
=slink poetic Minty Is upraised is the
which the mighbouting school of
the Roam= never could ease. The thawing is,
bewowi, deadest, especially that of the Made and feet.
Foremost matimget the pictures of the early Flemish tati.ta
is** portrait of Brother Florins van der Raise, by Hans
Wessling. This erti4 having been wounded in the Battle 01
Macy, whilst Ogling soder Charier the Rash, fled to
Bruges, where lie received an whim in the limits' of St.
ohs. Brother Florins was a person of sots thee., and
made lameelfmest useful to Mending, who baa shows proper
WWI* by re-prodating the Nia's likeness is manyof
TM execution adds little portrait ls the wet
perm we have sees of *soling :as earns* yet wank
piety pervades Be whole eanseism. The abetneted pee,
sad the eaten of the mesa Sr. in beautiful karma, with
the reek K tb. bee. The hands, which are joined in
prayer, an she beentlfily finished.
John via :yet does aot appear to the some shenew
Ida millog am doss Hubert via Eyck. The planes ofletk
the brothers Mee ere present with a litereheis shish is
ecinely redeemed by the ninths of their deli
Rage* via dee Weydem, or Roger at Be,if die oust
artist, though semi& red to be two GI the ofookoffoo, alio so-
wn to dissammehas as pered to Misselag, bis pupil.
Tan heads of the Barisal sad Vireo Wary are, however,
miethy of miss.
Any
the early Lady/apes, some by Joachim Petenier,
are ve se. The figures la the Cnseifixion especially, with
the empties of the ewe ea the crow, are good, and the
Ilowitsap• is by ea
warm is tints for Petenotr. In so-
other Modems, by ea auknowa artist, th. head of a Ma-
ims is hill of eznamin
Qrsnc~dpistankbfisteme, of Leydes, challenges
with a small ems by the men courtly Van Orley,
em7=the palm te the Muer. roguish ' of the
I talian an asi pima&
Here In see plasm W lea Gement (llahme), fa his
early ityk, int passe beam of Mafia., shish thaw the
deaden der an la The attenuated arms of
the penmen la the " la the Temple," by
that Water, ere highly asawaskis. though use imam
but slaw it the merit Wy
e( nest alone IBM.
• small Omani of " • Ohl Writhes," ler in unkaowill
bead, struck so as • prodsetkm of a mach later date than
say others is the sellemies. Its very pretty.—We have
than
as artily gloated over the panne in this gallery, the
whisk gave the grown pleasure, ems.hich we
reate every one that sea does to enjoy. The mattstion
was brought over, we have bees told, in the hope that it
would be nuelissed for the maths.
Tog Govzormorr &How. or DEBIOS.—The fe-
male elm of this opteldiobaseat boa been removed (says the
Art Jeursel) to noses is the upper pert of a Muse neatly
Seseereet Rome, over a wholesale amp dealer.
seer. The mass sidgmed far this change is the asessity for
impendsg the juice elms of boys from the summed papile.
From whatever cause the sheep bee been glinted, the rooms
takes are, it amens, nest i ble, being so mall as ealy
to slaw two stadia% to practise with coaramients is ask;
sad yet„ this ill-adspeed arriagemeat costa mital of 2001
• 3011.

.11'UAL
LONDON WZDYIZADAY CONCILITC.—Tba second of
this sides dowser* look ems last evening in Ewer Hell.
It or not, es the whole, se ,good a ociecert es that of last
week, though Ii cestolasill two ea three gems of the first
wawa. It begs& with a selestisa hose Auber's
Moils." We have moor feud those operatic selections
enessufel is the cosset MSS; sad this opera, lively and
ollective as its on the Mee, affords seemly any
materials for concert-singles. TIM sir, for example,
"Young Aga( derives ita peculiar character from
being sung by the robber captain, ostensibly as
a serenade, but really as a signal to hie banditti,
Deprived of this double eniewdre oven Reeree's mincing could
sot snake mom than a very ordinary ditty. The dual quin-
let, " With rapture," wee very wall sung, but the went of
its meek siecesionea deprived it stall meaning. This 'elec-
tion was followed by Thalberg's psalsomace of his fantasia
from " Los Huguenots," the moot meelerly, as it sppears to
as, of all his compositions, sad his nut wonderful onplay of
esecative ppooww r. He introdasied ems of the richest and
art • prow la theirs% filling the hall with
the wlsmmd t beelmr prodesie;g the effiets of the ro-
ad piethemom, ism while he amplified
eatarled his ea ma by a succession of the
most kinked lights and asrassiews. His conclusion was
followed by reliterated peals of epeeist which he "S-
-teroid sad played his well-known tenants from " Ma-
midi* " Ms-D*l6y then gave the two songs of Models-
aka's, wide\ the siege so frequently—the ' Sprig song,'
lad the " flems of the Night. As usual, she sang them
very sweetly sad was much applauded. Beethoven's
Adelaide" was cur` by Mr. Sims Reeve% whom perform-
ease of this unrivalled song was equally remarkable for
boantufzioim, polity of style, mull force of expression. It
was a re,aatiam of sisal art. The pretty trio,
"Night'slingire.ngehedes," from 13 hes"Azor 111141 Zesaira,"
e.g by lire. Newton, Miss Ranched, and Miss Dolby, con-
cluded the tam part of the concert. The naiad part, as be-
fore, laslicted almost entirely of old ballade. There were,
howevre, two new map, both possessed of merit. The one
gm, " I love the merry sunshine," composed by pierce, and
50741 by Mies Randord the Warr was Parry Fewer,"
atompteed by Rockstro, end sung by Mir Dolby. Both were
favourably received. That *me were " Molly Hawn,"
" Annie Laurie," " Kate Heaney," " Bonnie Prince
Charlie," and a good deal mat of this sort of made for the
mama, which we did not stay is hear. We cannot help
Waddle that the directors of them ansids are too anxious
to soosimasodate themselves to the We of the million, and
thee introduce too many thine se a valve mac A selec-
tion mg le exceedingly pleg ark moiler, without era-
tai• eines piece that is set mionMed to rano sad ele-
vate as males War

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COURT OP QUIRKS BlllCll.—Tnernma•L
sittings at Piel PMeo—lielere Mr. rustles ms at a amen jmy.
Oirresaior e. ilAritilAX.-11ALen Istramosnesent—mr.
R. Jaw sad Ms. Hawkins were amass' for the
Mr. R. Oessey, QC., with when wee Mr. tar.:
aPrrfor the dehadeat.
ainee pcomeded to Mate the case as behalf cif re
plaintiff, teed said that erg was as arise beenebt by es
'phi's= Meted a Saber imether le mem
the isdee se, fee &holier tang werenly al=
enyjmilepLitea:utiven the Iplelmilf ire my* mend
him to be im and she relleissely
Mehner bisn'for rut et the Leeds Seeder. The
eireamenese width gave ries to she present isydry was a
dipsee width bed rearred between the inkahriate of the
weed efareperneemi Marrs. Lainentand ikuset, who bed
set
tip an allaykkeowa by the nose ef etagelsiley.
Mr Uneasy sod tnenti la the ward of
Bisherrilo. NMI 10/1/1 el
6Witila lire eye Meows. Leer
and Suer berme the poimems of ere property, berg le
=h te erne ol Aregelshey, rod they remensed reek pen
by eildsb the alley so a rein theronthee was
op. Ile. Bausan. the theee. esemoded to ihe
yourhes whir Vern. Uinta and hoer had
oseepied, awl be also esseinned to sibutret
Several smenserrial Ited bees mods by the Me
bitan:=Lian the el eery
have
the end the defes~ at last ea
conferrer' hem MOM the prep of the alley. Alpo.
this berg der enamels were made by the inhabitants to
remove it, led as patienten, a Mr. Brows, tried kieself
to take the were dews. Os that octedea the parsed dis
fend on t thought Kb give Mr. Brows lateteminly be Orgy
destroyieg the We Is_ trades. That re en the part of
the prosent dellaffent lid to as astir being treert against
him by Me. Pews,reeeeer coaramtits liabie
prisonmest. The sedan was tend before Mr. Bras Alder-
son, when a west we menrsei for the pialedif, awl the
defendant wee ,cede to pas Oss his es d. elfish the
learned jedgp Mari had been illegal. Oa the TO ef Iterne.
1843. the seisee Mill matimaing. the rare" and enather
ratleare, whose we wee alee Belemen, but who nes is
no
tray oraiteesd with the erhadeer, awed a rise se ihe
latter, to the eieet, that if the caw wee set talus dam by
10 o'clock the fsffewhge mirrelm, they ward «me lei en
ere it tbeirelres Assedyly, es the gets
pialatiff sad Ms. ISM intilinell Went te Amimi-nft, led
upon their sramstasisi to neer the were the
blender met Off the rine, and gave the plebs-
tiff sad Mc Jane Batmen into seated!, Ica
whielly demob* the halm The parties were takes
before the Lord Mayor, mad thee ;eke phiatit deemed
It right to alter the charge from that or demoseag • hese to
one of riot. Upon that charge, sot belsg OW to had bail
to the smear of 100 L, they were eemmitled to the Wisps!,
street Campus, fur whir they WOW aleased after as later
val of to days, ea @pretties having been aide to a horsed
judge to redoes the amour of bell. gra the investigation
at the Marks Hour, Mr. Alarms Copeland sat apoe
the beach, end he (lb. Janne) biliewed that he hal takes
ere active port throughout the whole matter; sad ea that
oemMos whoa • barrister, of Warms of Ishasion,
appeared hr the present plaintiff and Mr. J. Bate-
easta, the sideline& threatennl to eistalt the barrister to
prison she bears be AVIA that he was neolest.
Saheruently the defendant led MOW the plalatiff sad Mr.
Jonas Samsun, who was now deed M be Whited at the
Lead geesekr a riot That Islisaiesat was removed
by certiorari into the Caul of Queues Week sad the de-
feadants were sequitted. Aa indielmeat far stopping up
Angel-al iey was thee preferred eyelet the presets defen-
dant, Mr. Remy Bateman veldsk afterwards assuaged the
fora of a media ere, and ihe mast &dial the the deka.
dent had net emy eight to act es he bail dose, sir ordered
him to take dews the fere, whidt he es~ did. It
was wider the slinramataaas whisk be (Mr. James) had
described that the pialegiff new maglit seemparries as the
bands of lizthr Yobs bed the witainallaw unjustly pat
in motion hint when he itigrreasewzdeal seserthig • cavil
right. The learned earresl thee to call several
witnesses ea beteg of the plain • but they deposed to se
hoporteat wets width had sot bin already stated by Mr.
James la hi swift Wks..
Mr. R. Gassy- Pm_ ,
_the debate. cooteeded that the proper
course ha the priatiff to ler paired would have been to
have tried the waft es • matter of civil right, and sot
attempted to pull dent the fear is question. He should be
able to pleat that this Easy bad been stopped up by the
order of Merest Corned end air John as sorer
of repeemedoilees sede to thee upon the unhurt. This
order bad been beam the Cemet of Queen's Beset, who de-
skid that it wee invalid intemuch as the conmat of four-
lithe tithe iholdrate fa the neighbourhood to Mop up the
alloy bed net been shared, a smaller portion esfy bring
serieseed in the presedileg. The defendant did sot tome
ibtsizoodea el ids property in Angel-alley until after this
lel teen orris', and therefore he snip Awed it
to remain In the Mate in which he Sousa It. The
defeadist W sever given the *distil into misled!, but the
pollee bed theught mu ease like on their awn rapes-
'MKT. Ai to the inherent he riot, that had
bees der by the merresisa ef Leask and not by the de-
feadW,_who bed egos* refer* to de rutting of the
kind. Ms hared irked, Mr. James, bad said that the City
of Landes wee te indemnify Mr. Bateman if a verdict wee
fowl spiel him. It was true that the earperation, think-
iog hie ne housed party, who war unjustly attacked, had
undertakes lie &hese, bat they did not indemnify him for
the somastmess airy illegal act that he might have Ml-
mitts& The lams' esnosel the proceeded to ermine a
Ilfrfl j
rang nireerriimeir whom was the policeman who
MO takes the piernetiedMr.J. Braman into custedy, and
be stated drabs did se ea the authority of his sergeant, and
not by delsaires cedes—Mr. Pianos, the city solicitor.
and his memeglag clerk, Mr. 0. Martin were also called,
and they pawed that the indictment for 'riot was preferred
against the piliati and Mr. Jabs Bateman by the order of
Alderman Ommised, mud mot by the defendant.
Mr. Jennie bombe replied, Mr. Jestke Erie minutely
summed as, leaving it to the jory to say whether they be-
lieved that the defendant had aW.:ously and without pro-
bable cause given the plaintiff into custody, and had him
brought before the Lord Mayor and oleo whether he had
maliciously preferred an Wriest for riot against him ;
at the same time observing that he thought there wes so
evidence to show that, when the plaintiff was at the Man-
sion-hostm, the defendant then charged hiss with riot, as wee
now alleged.—The jury, after an absence of about baltan.
hour, returned into court with a verdict for She
damages 2001.
Tics QOM= v. BAnitan.—PiliculiT.—Tbie wee en in-
dictment preferred by Mr. Carlin, o solicitor, against as
attorney's clerk for perjury, but nobody appearing on behalf
of the prosecuties, the jury acquitted the defendant.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Tureasar.
Not Pam.—Before Chief Andes Wilde, and a 030111108 Jury,
The only case of interest which occurred was that
of " Poniter . Thompson," aa action by aa old lady, to recover
from a dissenting clergyman various nuns of money, alleged
to hme been lent to him from time to time by her, but, ma
the plaintiff's cue was not concluded when the coot rose,
we think it right to postpone any farther mention of it.

COURT OF EXCHRQUER—YESTZZDAT.
Null Puts—Before BLr Y. Pollock C. 8., sad a Writable/Jo meson

toy.
STOCIZN V. Tea BAIL OF LINZHICE.—BILL OF EX-
MANOR. PLEA OF INFANCY. This MA en satin
upon en amount for stationery, sold and delivered in
1846, and on a bill of exchange for one hundred
guineas, drawn on the 28th of May, 1831 at three
months, by the defendant, on h;s father, the late Lord OleaP
worth, who accepted the tame, and endorsed by the defen-
dant to the plaintiff, who is the will known stationer in the
Quatro. The dettediust pleaded that be wu ander age
whoa be soloseill the bill ; that he had received no notice
sf disbanam ; end the statute of limitations. As to the pr-
ides, 271.7 a fld. were paid into court. The case was pro-
seeded with until five o'clock, when it was adjourned. Lady
Olentworth was the only witness examined for the defen-
dant, who (her ladyship said) wee born in October, 1812.
Oar report is reserved until the termination of the case.

BICHBQUER CHAMBER.—YISTIIMAY.
Before Mr. Be'Oa Parks and **Judie. of the COMMIS Pleas, and
Barons of lemthesner, at errors from the Court of Queen's Bench.
HOLYORD N. ISAILIT.—TAISPAAL—MIANINO Or A "
VIRAL FISVIIIT.".—MT. Wales havirg replied, the court in-
timated that time would be take* to consider the ewe-
tion.—Jadgment wee secordinglyintposted.
WIIIONT AND ANOTHII e. Tae QUIEN,—DUCONtI-
NUANCI or KILCORD.—The ernes in this case areas out of
an iedietmeat is which the parties had been outlawed, but
the outlawry was subsequently removed and judgment pro-
nounced There wars various errors missed, but as se-
veral of the pinata raised had teen determined hydra judg-
ement of the court in " the Queen e. Tideerf,"
Cmaneed after last Easter term, subsequently to
issue of the writ of error, these were she:t-
amed. The indietment, it appeared, was found se far
bra as Oct., 1833 and in the proceedings taken from time
to time subsequently, it was stetted that there was a Caen-
Causes of the record at the tine the judgment was given.
There was also an averment of procedure on a " dies non
Jainism," on both of which grounds it was alleged the judg-
ment was bselnceordine to the ruts as laid down inflawkins's
Pleas of the Crown, and other authorities.—Yr. Hvlatone
in support of the error, was proceeding to point out a twofold
discontinues, on the record, sod to cite eases, when the
court adjourned the further hearing till Monday next, which
day, as well as Tuesday, their lordships propose to devote to
clearian off, as far as possible, the cases in meat from the
Queen's Bench.
The court will sit this day at 10, to hear arguments on
errors from the Court of Common Peas.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Yeevairtsx.
Before Mr. Commamioner Inns.
Re BRODIZ AND BAODII.—A dividend meeting was ap-
pointed for to-day, In the ease of Brodie and Brodie, bonen,
of Salisbury ; but, it appearing that • question bad NAIAD
between the assignees of the joint and separate estates, as
to the marshalling of the assets, which question Is now
Pending in the Court of Review, the dividend meeting was
neoemerily adjourned. It is thought that when the question
di•posed of, the remaining snow will produce • dividend
of over 20. in the pound.
heiare Mr. o:eateisoloser Youblatione.
Rs Ciann LID CLAIM—Clark and Clark, skip and in-
surance brokers. of Pudding-lane applied for their Gerbil
eates.-2lr. Lawrence, fur the assignees, stated that no op.
pnetticet would be offered. The senior bankrupt, John
Clark, had beet charged, at the time of the last examina-
tion, with a boadoloat poshrooso, to the nail et 8001.,