The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRI

ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON RIGATTA,

FIIDAT Tivssula.
Iu coLatquence of the race yesterday being round
the island, and the utter inability to eteemseicate wish the
More, nothing beyond the few &tails of the cesdan op the
I western channel could be given is time for yesterday's
I Southampton boat in ocaosezioa with the last train to
London. The Speranza, on going dews to the west, soon
Wok • Wading aseltion,' tha Mretabel Wow astern, sad at
10h. 31m. the Egena, who had been holding a good wind,
the Speranza and Cluiseabel, but We Erwri,zei
fetching the Warner Ledge, pee way, and the
spin got the lead. At this point these two vowels were
timed : N. 1/
Swaim
lieera to in 0
The Arrow ellimateiy imietaised • long lead, Waxwing
the distanoe between bar and the rest u proceeded. and
finally srrind at the starting point 13 Winne ahead of any
other vessel ; but as it was • time reee, and she had a
penalty to pay, it was of no Muster to her or the Witch.
craft that man in alum her, the prize filing to the Niobs,
the third vessel. The following le the official thee of
arrival :
a. O.
•
Arrow 7 0
Witchcraft
Slob.
!aria 2/ 0
Albartlne
Aline
Viking
Marina
Pantomime
IN
Clutatabel 4O 0
•
SperOalatra 40 10
41 10
41 10
Crease
Titanla
Zoe 64 0
WIND it was hasten Mat the Mahe bad woe the prise,
Mr. Garda, received way teeny eonmetelatices. The
ofle a new sad very fast vessel, built by Mr. Hatcher,
of Southamptoa, and her per[werances eirtainly reflect
igreat coedit upon him.
Last night, woordieg to arrangement, there was a grand
display d fireworks on the Parade, end also cm lighters
itutby Mr. Pain, of Widerorth, artist to the
yal Yacht Squadree, and it drew together many
thousands of as, from it having bitoom• known that
the Prins Primer of Wales kneaded to some from
Osboree to witness them. The time named foe the oom-
monomer mt was Moe o'clock, but is emsegneece of • special
meassager being despetched from the Prteos, the time wee
teed for tee o'olorA. Shortly before ten tido& the Prince
and Princess of Wales and suite arrived in two carriages,
and as they pseud into the castle grounds they were n-
envoi with cheering. They were received oo snivel by the
Earl of Willem, cemotodore. the Marquis of Cony Lam,
vionoommodore of the squadron, and members, sad con-
ducted to the Library, which bad bees sat apart for their
use. The display, consistiog of very beautiful denims, then
took place, and some of the yachts lying in the roads were
illuminated with coloured fires. Two devices, representing
eggbeater sad cutter in full ail, ie brilliant Brio, partite-
hely attracted the attention of the Royal visitors together
with some marine fireworks, which threw from submerged
toasting most brilliant tiro. At the oceclegion, their
royal highoessee exprewed the gratification tLey had
rewind, and, after a stay of nearly two hours, returned to
Osborne.
This morning there was another prim of 100 L, given by
the Royal Yacht Squadron, to be contended for by cotters
of any yacht club, of 30 tone and upwards. A time ran on
Ackwe's sale. The following
Ow yachts were entered :
Toes. ners.
hiobe
Osprey
Cluntatel
Made: 46 Mr. A. Heiman.
Marina
Surge 6l Mr. W. Y. Hay.
Rhoads&
Menai
Autarte 74 Mr. Hatteraby.
The ooerse was what is knows as the " New Queen's
Course," which is from abreast of the Squadron Castle to
the Warner light ship, returning to Cowell, proceeding to
Sep.), and back ta Cowes, twice rand.
The completion of the first round at Corm Castle wan es
under:

HOME OIEOUIT.--Oacrroox, Alma 4.

CIVIL Bali.—(Betorie 11,.. Jostles Ortmaitaa sad I Special
Jury.)
zubDool V. Lowe

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The plakaiff was a muter, sad the defendant prepristm
of en anatomical exhibiting is the
Buddoole alleged that owing trisateok befog plead In
his hands •at that exhibition he had pot himself in
the dofendmlt's charge. and had taken I& 'oddities& But
though he had paid ilia nearly 401., be had found himself
woos in tbused than at the commencement. He had sub-
sequently bad to meet to a regalia medical practitioner,
who soon restored him to health, end thee/Aloe was brought
to reamer hook the mosey, and alma compseastios foe the
pain and suffering he haid endured through defendant's
ignorance and want of skill.
Br. Hawkins. Q.'2, and Mr. Philbriek appeared for the
phibliff ; Mr. &risen{ Ballentine and Mr. Murphy were
for the defending.
After a lengthy trial, the Jay returned a verdict in favour
et the plaintiff for 10:11.

ADAMS V. LOW&

This was a similar eels, sad a verdict for the plaintiff,
with 104 dwrages, was tam by aossest.

70 10 NORFOLK CIRCUIT. -Normles, Avower 3.
k so
31 0 CIVIL 13101.-(Betor• the lord Chief Justin Frio)
t st 0 The judges cams from Cambridge yesterday, and the
M eo Chief Baron opened the commission. The colander is very
40 0
40 10 light, god the mass for the most part union sating.
41 10 wAllava C. SASLOW.
r 41 20 Mr. O'Malley , Q.C., and Mr. Evans for the plaintiff ; and
• . ea
0 Mr. Keene, Q.C. and Mr. Carlos Cooper for the defendant.
19 This wen an moan for libel, brought by the plaintiff, •
0 dissenting minister at Fakenhan against the defesdant, a
knows that the Nte -''''at . groom in the same tows. The libel, is the wools below, was
c.vd many lead mated in the form . • handbill, and was exhibited,
end very fast vessel framed and glazed, in the defoodasa shop:--" Whereas
5, and her p eta certain reports are in oirculatiou in Fakenham and its viol-
a bin shy coucersiug the Rev. F. W—ee dekbasatal to his
cordial' to err Logo chance. as • Christie. minister, and derogatory to the
gas on the I iratt dignity of his • gown sad bands,' it is promod to make the
r. Psis. of Ws.; following inquiries, with • view to smote. the truth of
blquadroci, ea I it the matter, and to present the ' rev. ' gentleman before
moos, from It hew: the public is his true charemina This followed four
%mess of I ales questing sato whether he did not owe a brewer, vim and
toe them. 7 is tin spirit merchant is F.asoltans, sad soother is Holt, slims
aim o'clock, at is of mossy for " leak " supplied? Other questions were is
despatched rem ti this form :-" Is it possible that two or the.
esk. Shorll bsfor obemiate is Fakenhtm are minus several pounds
Vales and so 'a are for soda water sod other tampon., required to 000 l his
ad into the omen intemperate stomach I Is he iodated to four or five
ng. They 'ere rs butchers in the tows for meat to satisfy his gluttonous spa
ouniodore, he M petite? Do stationers, shoemakers, bakers, imainoagem.
if the mu iroo, s eartbenwaye denims, groan, and coal meroluusts suffer in
trery, whir had b. consequence of his dishonesty, realsonses, and a:trot-
consiatie of very genre e The bill concluded :-" If he can, without lying,
me of the oho I, answer all the above questions negatively, let him dose at
odours. i a. Te con and set himself right with the puKio. If be cannot
:ter in tut oil, is Ist him pay hie debts without delay ; quit 'The Menge ;*
O attest. i the I retire from the ministry, which he has otiosity disgraced,
] firework which and hide his shameful Wad in tee mortar be need in abs-
inthe. is. At mietry, to which honourable profession he was perhaps
express the g sever • bright ornament. lastly,
r • stay , nearly I shove auggeatee, it im reeomenencled that be be forthwith
tarred toad (saluted sad horsewhipped out of Pak
we
was other p sod that his effigy, dressed in canonical.,be prom=
quedroe :o be on burnt opposite 'The Mango, hag digest. by his co-
CO 30 to end upii cupancy. Segaed on behalf of an injured public, Penn,
is foUo g yachts sifathe-hypocrite ;JOB, Poolols4be.o36lsp; Taiont7,Whip•
on the-scoundrel. Fakeoham, Norfolk, Nay 17,1865."
40 Mr.
se Mr. The &foulest pleaded, first, sot guilty, sad second that
62 Me the slimed libel was true in substance and in fact.
46 Mr. The plaintiff had commenced life as assietast to surgeon,
66 Mr. , but af torero& became a dissenting minister, and for two
62 Mr. pram was se Shanklin in the Lb of Wight. From thence
ea lord he wept to two or throe other chapels, till in Mesabi=
79 Mr.l
be
74 Kr. Iwas invited to sou as pastor to the Octave
hat movie as Chspsl at Paestum. This he accepted, and it was pro-
-om gat of tl milted that he should receive 1001. per annum 201. is ad-
ip, reins to dam towarile the rent of a boa. sad 204 in the shape a
wee ice rotted. gifte. In August he was very nava, and obliged to pro-
the . rouged at vide a "agate. till November, and it seemed that alter
that he was at times unwell, suffering from necrosis (a
Ctdecay of the jaw bone). His wife also was titles ;
- o reil:; time children, his expeoses were larger than he sz-
-1 47 0 peotoi, and ie.'. of 201. be only received 101. 10e. in
lea 30 lets. Becoming embarrassed, be esdeoonied to borrow
1
0 0 6
some money, sod at last one of his ooggregation booms
I 6
210 0 security with him for • lose of 1001. from
2 14 30 Oarney's Boa. This person, a Mr. fridge., appeais
.wo • the firedhates. to have motel kindly ead llbseally ;
' but some reports got about m to the *Jahn has, Md.
be became alarmed. He wasted to get from bim a bill of
sale, but this plaintiff refused to give, so Mr. Pidgin paid
the loan and said for his mosey. It then appeared that he
owed about 9001. more. Mr. Fidgett professed to be sato-
sighed at this, for the plaintiff, he mid. bad told him 1001.
would pay all be owed. This plaintiff dilated, and he ex-
plained that between 4001. sad 5001. were owing to rela-
ting who would sever have claimed their debt had he not
bees driven into the Bankruptcy Court. A report was
afterwards circulated that be had goo* lot.) the pulpit to
perform the service on the morning of the 9th of April,
being at the time drunk. He we. of comes Wilted to flip
hie minstry, sad spas ilia tit. libel in question was Or-
=dated. It was distributed throughout the tows freely,
pasted ea the plaintiff's door poets, and shortly
after He publication, in accordance with the mom-
, mendatioo, he was publicly horst is effigy opposite
SWIMMING. -nig LONDON SWIMMING CLUB'S his hones Findiog that be was a ruined man,
maws hischaracter would be cleared, be commenced these
GOLD idiom. Iva ormr Cosrarrrion.-The lovers of the
useful an of motive may look hews. to as molting 1,000 _Faareed__a_alegL_ __,,,____Berh,i!_th°_,...eww,..th_e__!!,t_ald__ludlr.Lrewrla,_„_.-
yaids' swimming racs for this valuable prim' is the Sere"' Urey7;n7th=etsfoitiZiZZro7arrir:s7d7i;;;MY, iTs.i7tO'd Oa.
tine, Hydeloark, early next Monday morning. Seven o'clock
quirt'
going as. The plaintiff admitted owing the sums mes-
h the time flxed to the start, which is to take place from hosed in the libel for wive, to., but said be had totes it
the east end of the lake, while the red will be Koesington-
__ by advice of li medical meet and although sixty doses of
bridge. lem_e et_ ~i,„,,abei.aluern.A....t.bi. 14gd°11,-Wilnu.m'n.,; soda water ha :bees roamed in his house during the year,
it had been chisilv :km medicinally and by order of his
, ..'''versitay and -elsevehoe..."."-re, havi.arreed." fromjentess'Zl"....s.; sad shos;ld.- He also proceeded to explsia the charge of
say d our readers wish to contend, their names should be es drunk in the puluit. Os Saturday, the Bth of April,
given to the meow of the Metronoliim Batbs, Ashley- be bad travelled from Newark to Pakeghan arriving home
orcessut, City-ro4 to-day, or to the honorary ssoretary of _,,,,..., nice at tut Dorian the day be had had only a
Ithe Tondos Swimming Club not later than • quarto to 7 '''"'
e ofniale and • biscuit. He had sot been in his home
on Monday morning, at the Royal Humane Society's Boat- halt-es-hoar when tone „room waited oe him to soh for
her's'', 117darliark' The seam"e fee is 21' ed" mud the the use of the chapel for a meeting for protons, Chris-
whole sum so levied will be divided between esoosd and theft amongst the Jews. Knowing that some of his am-
third men. an objected, he refused the request They
WILLS Mrs Bneussis.-The will of Field Marshal Ei I very angry. On the following morning he
the Inks deooign , • peer of Franeywho died in May lad, week as usual, to do duty in the chapel, bat
it Paris, poses of property in 'fin te& at sat baring recovered from his fatigue he walked uns=
18,0001., was proved is Loudon on the 18th ult., b 7 his up Into the pulpit, and 'stained that he could sot
"hat. th° Duchess de adgag, daughter of for Maw that morning. This paw great *limos ; a charm of
Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart., the solo executrix. To her drunkenness was made, which was met by rig ministers al
ladyship he has bequeathed the whole of hit property, real the aims denomination iovestigatiog the matter sad nem
and personal, so far as the law of France Permits him so to wane* acquitting him.
do. 'The will Is in the Fenh language. sod been date the In croseuxamination the pbantiff said be did ask his
21st of July, 1860, and is translated into Foglia. The will congregation to prat for his., sad might have mid so for
of the Right Hon. Jobs Constantine de Convey, Bent his owe " upeettiog sod domain," bat he was at the
Linear, formerly of Lea, _Ortlez Wein/1W; „,_bat_„laf.,_.__°' am so feebh as to be almost ancomeious. He denied the
Eedoewelwre. via roVea 'a lADUW, " its "MU Un. .7 assertion that lee told Mr. Fidget' 1001. was all he owed, or
his relies, the Right Hos. Adelaide de Courcy, Baroness shot he bed ever promised him any security. He said he
Kingsale. only deuibter. of J. P. Brown Wawa. eadt Ewl• told him whys he asked him for a bill of ode be was asking
late Y.P. for the at el Yak. Lord Kindel+, steoewdut for a freeduleat preform.. sad that he wouldsot give it
to the title, on the death of hie father, is 1847; married him, but If be would wait patiently he would by bia Wary
'la 1855, and didat the age of 38, having executed his will and pupils. be enabled to pay him.
la 1864. leaviag his estates, real and Penenell, to his wit*. The plaintiff% servant, sad • woman who bad frequently
the barkers, absolutely, appointing her guardian of lb. omitted is the house, were callixi, who deposed to the
person sad estate of his daughter. The deceased noblesoss Away, sober hew. of thi, phi tiff.
:asked ea premier Berm of Ireland. Tim math* of the , Mr.Kaan then eddy...oaths jury, and called witneseas for
Foglia barony by tour* data from the Conquest ; the • the &hem They peened; nothing but whet the plaintiff
Irish barony from 1181. The Barrios Kings.' have the an- bed admitted. Mr. O'Malley bevies replied, the learned
shot privilege, by royal grant from King Jobs, of reuisising i„an,. gowned up, taus the jury that, fa any ease, their
, I wowed in the presence of the British Sovereign. The prose. , •„-Tahat, mush, t ter the ewe& for there wen msoy porta
Lord Forester saacentor hada similar grantfress HearyFilL of the libel that bad sot bees 'justified in say way. Two
The will of Sir David Davies, M.D., K.0.H..0f 2, Berkeley matters" that wen imputed the detiodeat bad tried to
street. Piccadilly, was Prayed is the Land" Court. on the noes and they motbe satisfied before they found for him
22nd ult., by the executors sad troika, Messrs. R. and S. ' l soy way that he had succeeded-gamely. that the plain-
H. Terisiog, bankers. The personalty was sworn seder' ' tiff bad bees culpably sztravagast to amorist debts at
*OOOl. The testator two relim be Willis.. 1r• mw . Pekenham, and that he was guilty d ingenthe
the late glifell Dowager, will is dated 1857, and he ' totter beim whop., the heaviest chine that he
died on the 2nd of May last, at Luc., Italy, at the age of mode against a man to his mitts,.
72. Sir David has devised his real estars to his son Roos., The jury retired to wiessier their verdtet. Oo their re-
. the Bengal Civil Service, sad haves to his younger nos, turn into court they found foe the plaintiff, damages 501.
the Rev. W. H. Davies, M.A., • legacy of 8,0004 To his
sawn Mrs. Jane Morgan, he leaves a lilointerest in 2,0001.,
with men.. to his greaddsaghter, Annie Davies, for bar
life, and afterwards to her Jana, and appoints his two soos
iseiduarr lektess. The will of the wealthy Rana. Thorn-
tog, of Old Swan-wharf, Landon-fridge, sod of Cannewhlll,
Memos, Surrey, bee now beesproved to the priosiped
esglstry. The following are some of the main restarts :-
The personalty is this country was swore under 2800,0001.,
M previously staryd is this Inn The executors sad
trustees spools are his nephews Thomas Thornton and
Richard Thornton West; his shin Km Files Simplon,
widow • Richard Napoleon Lee aid Alfred Palford, and
they are the prieei legatees. He leaves to his nephew
Thomas Thongon sitirhis freehold and leasehold estates, and
to his setae, Richard Thoratoo West he leaves 300,0001.,
land appoints them residuary legatees. To his sister. Mrs.
Simpson, 100.0001.; to Mien, wife of Alfred Polly.,
300,0001. for life, and thee to her husked endailedren ;to
Richard Napoleon Lee, 400,0001.; to Margaret beth
Loo, each 100,0001. ; to his Mons, Ago« Gibson sad Ellen
Thornton. soh 30,0001.; to the widow a his deceased nephew,
Robert West, 20.0004 ; to his nephews, Richard Thorntot and
Monad Thornton, each 10,0001. ; to his nephews William
1 and Joseph Dewey, east 10,0001. •, to hie clanks Joseph
Browse sad Jobs L. Neal, otele 240004 ; to his sane,
1.0001„ ; and to esole of his other sarreate 5001. Ts the
Leathsreetka Company, 5,0001. ; Christ's Rollieitel. 5.0001- ;
to Hotherintou's Charity_ for the Bliad, 10,0004 ; to the
schools at Merton. 10001 • sad to the pear of Merton,
1,0001. To the schools at Borten sod Therntoe,lo4ool. ;
and to the poor of Mertes, 5001. To the twenty lost fel.
lowing limit:diem. ea& MOM -wisely, St. Themes's, ,
Gay's. Bethlehem, St. lake's, Orthopeolio Moidelea, St.
Mork's, Incurables, Dreedeought, Cssumptko, Tictols.
park ;Cifty of Leedom Tam, Dal sod Dumb, Blind,
.Asylum or lOWA Meekest fiessiesa's Ovolisoi, Looks
Orphao, Infant Orphaa,
_British Orphan, Fswele Orpites„
Fatibisaws Ohiliren, Ladled Charity Sokol, Se. Ash,
National Braevolent, and Nodose* Lifeboat lainitations.--
//11006401 &tidos Noes.
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CZYSTAI. Pagans HIGH LITIL UN& —Lni:er 1
this Os, passeagere will be beaked th hthe
from Ludgate siii imperstedika sklisoy asodagell
.it Brixton. The trains have rya hatikowly
the week istweea Victoria and the high level statics at the
Palma •

IL: B.
Menai . 43 0
ihristabel
Miroadette est SO
Astarte
Osprey II
Vindez
Nieto.
Marina
Surge
This completed the first round, end then they started with a
sp ink n; breech for the wooed ; bat after proceeding for
about bat an hour the wiled fell off, sod the reset in
time for the Southampton boat could cot be ascertained.
This afternoon. st half-pest four o'clock, seven pilot
boats started for • wise of prises, given by Mr. O. R.
Stephenson (nephew of the late Mr. Robert Steplenoos),
the course which they have to traverse being rather • long
owe—that is, frost Cowes to the Owen, light ship, near
Brighton, wad from thence to the Isle of Wight ; returning
by the western passage of the Needles, beak to Cowes.
There is • prize for the Let ease arriving, but if not in by
nine tidos& at night no patio is given. There were =say
persons present to witneee their departure on their long
journey, which is not expected to be completed before to
row afternoon.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—MANcsisria, Aug. 4.
Nuci PRIM Oorar.—(Bdore Bares Bramwell sad Special
Intim)

spas e. yrs scummy's, SHITIPIELD, AND UNOOLII..
swag ILAILWAY OCIIIYANT. —RAILWAY OOLLISIOP.
Mr. Attorsery-Osseral James and Mr. Maker wen for the
plaintiff ; and Mr. Moak and Mr. J. A. Rural war for
khe defestkinte.
The plaintiff is a tailor, carrying on bushels' at Hyde,
When he had been established 23 years. On Barclay. the
118411 January, he entered defeedente train at Newton,
laving token a ticket for Manchester. floes afterwards the
ran came in collision with a goods resale, which was out
la two. By this collision he was thrown agaiost an oppo-
site peassoger, and remised a blow oa the right side. Is
the lichened el th• sank" after the train bad abash the
pas Into, plaintiff slipped and received a amen blow
as the smell of the bark from the seat He sharwards
wait on to Msochester, and whilst walking her the tows
he was taken very sick, vomitlog a greealsk fluid. Whoa
be got back to Hyde h• cormated Dr. Lea, who ispre bins
licitnent sod medlar. and afterwards k• wrote to th•
railway omoosey for a slersis, aad they mat Dr. Fletcher to
sr bun. From • robust state ofhealth he bad bola
much reduced. and was gill 'suffering Irma the effed• of
the amides*. Be had her undies the me of Dr.
Noble and W. George Mosley Busier, sergess, who
were of opinion that leis health woad bo rimariori
aid that he was subjeat to tubercular • dinar
of the loop. ' had I Ihiley al eisM
childless, aid bbbesiser had bought the is 3001. a yrs.
WY eat gar d 1 for his nasal seratioskird the wmaisg
taster would probably po crim a orltisel period fa: him. Tide
rasa was broeght is roomer einepennition.
Ma. hams mid the onestisse far 'as jury would iii bo
r to whothor the *Will was esthisi so •ompearlise,
but name how oast b.
Mr. Moak add by would sir egos called hie bussed
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