The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-21 00:00:00

belt, bat ye eadreetand that is application kr their mime ea haler
aerri.vill be maistaaaanene arastaa. la tas matumo taw to.
The adair appeared lilutly to sad is nooks.

Cbt Court.
Count d. Revel, the Sardinian Minister, transacted
business yeetertlay as the Pereige•olise.
Despatches were ressisel yesterday at the Colonial-
s**, troat the Gomm et Uesegle, mei eh* from the
governors or the Wm North Aniedees eoloelee.
Dapatchas were seat off on 'Tuesday wooing from
the Coinages/As for the Getenter of Yalta, and else Is,
the Lord Kidk Commaksoss of as lealsa Idea&

THE youovnNo DISTINGUISHED PEWIT iS ES
mime at Roma oa a skit to the Earl ot Wilton the
Dar and Daiwa of Canatidso, the Dar and Dubai a
Beaufort, tho Marakaas of Allabory Load and Lay
harry, Lord Castilla* and the Baron, and Bayard ik
Nieman. • ester.( the troops stationed at llarhaer
took pato u floatorpark as Toesday, aad 1111111611, lso
expected to-montrw.

THE REGISTRATIONS.
CITY or Lonnon.—Yeeterday Mr. M'Christie
meted.' with the revision of the register of vetme he this
ciq, commenting with the lists lithe-Bury unapenise.
Mr. Franke, of 46, Drummond-snout, liuslamegware, a
liveryman of the Bakers' Company, was °IONIA to by Mr.
Brown, the conservative ageof.-111r. Smitht=ml the
production a the duplicate of the notice of a —Mr.
Brown called Mr. Lancaster, who produced t o duplisate,
stamped by a postmaster, in conformity with the 100th sec-
tion fifth* Registration het. Mr. Brown contended that
ores court Wad to receive the duplicate as evidence of
service.—lds. Smith contended that the document produced
sea daphnia of the noties was not a duplicate of such a
notice as the act of parliament required, and if the duplicate
produoed were a true copy of the notice sent such notice was
not a valid one. The statute said that when nodose were
suit through the Post-office, the notice should be delivered
open and in
the mid ndouplicatice antectio w
duplicate, and ohno compsbring :
that they are alike in their address and contests shall
forward one of them to its address by the post, and shall re-
tain the other to the party bringing the same, stamped wish
the stampoftheridpewaloco, and the production by the
party who notice of such stamped duplicate,
shell be evWrnsa that the notice has been served upon the
person mentioned in it." Mr. Smith also contended that the
am required that the notice should begireeted en the outside,
and tnat the Weide should she antain the address of the
party. In this ease, as the 'Admen appeared only in the in-
aide of the notice, the notice was net in conformity with the
act, and therefore the objector could not be heard.—Mr.
Brown, on the other aide, urged that u the notice cougained
the address in the body of it, and as it was delivered open to
the postmaster, it win in conformity with the set. He as-
sorted that it wee not requisite for the address to be written
on the outside, and that the double insertion wee only re-
glared ia the sneer counties. He submitted that the court
wee bound to receive the duplicate II evidence of
service. —Mr. Smith said the point was one of very great im-
portance, as upwards of 1,400 objections now awaiting deci-
sion in this court turned upon it, and there were a very
great umber of similar ones in the counties of Middlesex
and Surrey.—Mr. M'Christie said the words la the statute
were, ' contents and address." The common senso accepts.
tion of the word address was that it signified " direction, '
and the direction ispon • document must of come be on the
outside. Now on this paper, which in purport was a dupli-
cate of the nodal gent, there was no address at all ; therefore,'
if it were a tees copy of the original notice the lutes bore no
rarest, and was not in conformity with the 100th section of
the act—Thera was a Tay long argument, the principal
points being as above stated. Mr. M'Christie said that it
appeared tote a point of important* as regarded the present
revision, and he should therefore take time to look into the
cases. He would give his decision next morning (this day.)
Peter Hayes was objected to by Mr. Smith, on the ground
that his resident* was not properly stated on the repster.—
Mr. Hayes stated in examination, that he had been a livery-
man of the Bakers' Company for more than 40 years. His
residence was in Amelia street, Walworth-road, but he
only slept there once a week. The other six night. he slept
in Newington workhouse, where he was employed as a
baker.—Cress examined by Mr. Smith Wee not a pauper,
nee did he receive any milldam from his son, or from
Newington perish. He had no claim ea that parish. His
settlement was in Portuken, and he bad informed Mr.
Smith of it.—Mr. M'Christie allowed the vote, and granted
costs, on the ground that it was a vexatious objection.
James Cowell, jun., was objected to by Mr. Smith. Mr.
Cowell said he was in pertneiship with his father. The
hones for which his name was placed en the list was in the
joint ocespatka of him and his father ; but the rent was
paid out of the partnankip funds. Me did act reside there
ppeerrmmaannently, bat was there only occasionally to trauma
bosinese with his Whet. He was ea much tenant as his
father. The landlord Gould distrain upon either. Mr. Smith
untended that this was not a residence sufficient to entitle
Mr. Cowell to • tote. He was only there by the sufferance
elide father.—Vale allowed.

Sours EMIL —Yesterday, B. R. Bosanquet, Req.,
the barrister sprinted to revise the lists of voters for the
soothers division of the county of Bur, held his first court
at the Swan Hotel, Stratford.—Mr. R. W. Rawlinp op-
peeredfor the liberalinterest ; Yr. Clifton and Kr. Bourn*
ot conservatives.

Sir B. N. Boma, Bart., /CP., kir this division of the
county of firms, and Mums. Truman end Banl=,.eatbrs;
ing the of the amansive and
brewery were obieeted te by the etneerw•
liver The are ef B. Boston wee AM talon, sod
it appeared that the gems of the ben. bewail shed on the
register as foal telder of the Three Bleeklirds lan, at
iwyton and that his name had been on the tees.
ter for the mom preparty fee metal yews pest,
and ao *Mien whams/ bed bona takes to X--
Mr. Bawling' Galled Mr. MOW, an agent of the Is, who
pew* teat tit Shand Bunts measeeed • semis* Aare
, of the mealibleasat, and pommel • Mkt intense thereby
the prpier emises Ise which Ile aleimed w vees.—Mre
occu ef the bes. prayed the paymmteeleld%
rtheent.—Mr. Cliftoa, iapem tha Wed e% onemaded
that the wwaseeldp JNs pair amil met mho •
mite is the arm stew eau& ea he mew
Nisbet—The Ifrasilise, barbs inked et wand
cams, said Mem hoe reesendie elicelita In the whisk
had been exercised hod mimed teem tM lame
far several pan, sad Nils be shwa Main the nem
in the list.—Hr. Rawliciddssahmilled wbeehee this was ant
clearly a cam fee the ofassts.—TMßevising
Banister wee of *Men thb was a frivolous objaden,
and ordered the eons leisses=l.—Mr. Clifton then mid he
should withdraw the whist the *thew parties,
whisk wisa=ooteetrathreir in cash ease.
woe **Med te by th• comerva.
time. la tale are the elsimant sad three Mhor pane= were
the trustees of whin **ahead herme, masted ea slime of
Lad sees Ihradad, as beball of tie Odd Bellows goiK7,
sad lb:gained te vete en tie graend that each ash, true-
Sees pomessed • benellael Memel at upwards of 401. am-
ally.—la slower to qualm pet by XL althea, Mr. Ash-
dews said Om misty matisted of an valimited *amber et
persons, end that the ealy_abarge the wee lishie to
was the poor-rate. Rs did MN receive 40s. awn-
ally from the property, but his la it was trandemed
to the common fund al the assiety, wwhisk he had a dalm.
—Mr. Rawlings, in Melsat of the vets, said it had hem
clearly proved that the mtiisasat had • bensidel Wain of
more than 40s. per year, and whether he pat Net amenat
into his pocket or net bad nothing to do Ira the prelim—
The Reviaing Banirtie allowed the claim, am aim*. dams
of the three other meter._

—Mr. W. Hama ofPlaistow-road, tidied to bs
Eolacwced oa
o r tzeieruer es the owner of a freehold
It fist tho dolma* hod b... the
powwow of a house through the funds el a handing sw
aisty, for whkda he was to pay 201. pw yew until the Baia a
2001. was wasplwed, when the home would beano bout
lids his owls property. He also *d 2s. 7d. per swath to
the society, Which, at the exOr of the Ulna, would be
retuned to hit.—/Ir. Rawliago supported the vote.—Yee.
Clifton said that it was clear the property was wertgaged to
the society, and until that was dewed, the vote owl* -sat be
allowed.—The Revising Banister concurred be this view of
the case, sad the claim was therefore disallowed.

ANOTHIE STATUE OF THE DIME OF WELLINGTON.
—Yesterday prepanMoas Gazumped within the Tower of
London for the erection of a granite statue of the Duke of
Wellington. It is to be placed midway between the White
Tower and the green, fronting the fight of steps leading
from Traitor's gate.
RAILWAY IN SOUTH AIMTRALTA.—YiIIaWday $
meeting of geedinuan ammated with Beath Amanita took
place in they to bear the rash of a ow-
respoadease bertha Lard prey of • earritase math
turd to gamer a railway her the, =if Ade.
ride, ia Death ANNA.. The ef Or.
Torras, Mr. Heat, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Parker, sail Mr.
Drill. The eennegasthree, which ramrod repro of the
Railway Board east Orlental Lead and Miagosilas derrie.
'loners, having bees read. Mt Pabst sold Sobs arias
mired the fame el the eslesy es the near tithe sone.
spoadearn with Med Guy. Tbe pepeade al the
corsairs, bad he net us the beet pesable
and the pretested newer with the pester easeusegesesst
Earl GriSrelieNtee Is the motheaten he a peat of the
regulate trialsied " thst se the Mime of
the podia aserrey for the sai,!se eatardeed
no °births le the repaid or the
the outlay restsdie arsegasy weabill=tst
anginee, egra, sad mbar theldlestal explassu
sore remarks her Mr. Mast sad ether gessbraes, It was
resolves' that the essay afinsed, sake reviles.] aras•
,here hares bra sleeted the mean breM up.
ST. Luxes RIM= Lltafttlit.—Leaf mini, a
sheeting was heM in the large ashaol•roor, Crwparetnet,
Citrroad, " Yoe. the macaw argiag the areesity of
united irts awing the present 'aeries foe prersting
INN marares drama advocated by Mr. Muse smirkers
in the late seeks of parlissent."—Mr. B. Mad Nespied
the chair, sad edema the meeting at some With ; after
which, the fret reembstias wee Mr. Walker :
" That *to readag thews with dr desiekas
In
the legiastare ca the great ef rehesars
the governor sad Macrae, derembrdei=
the extrathipeitaleaditure of the waft for the support
ol their owa and relative intaraNN) theoretic, or the 1
eaergies, the peeperty mad loyalty of theuidde Networking
ohms of tie armaulty, and that the ,miss pledges it-
self not to 1416•11 the advocacy of them magnum of Worm
which shall comprehend a large eateries of thisalrefet
vote by ballot, triennial parliaments, ra ea eisillealies
the electoral districts." This rawhides tree arismiNeadi