The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-19 00:00:00

EMPRESS, FRIDAY FVAING, MAY 19, 146.44. ".

got csourt.
worm's, CAM", MAT is.
Th. itueen dein an the Wends yesteeds, after-
noon, and again this morning, attended by the 'Mortise
Duchess of Athol' and the Hoe. Emma Lamellae.
Prince. Helena and Primer Louise weal to Rockier
ham Palace this morning, attatded by Leely Caroline
Barrington, the Hoe. Emma Lawielles, and the Hon. Her'
timer Rockville West
Her Wert, held • council today, at which were prr
sent Earl Grativille, the Right Hon. Sir Grey, and the Right
Hoe. T. M. Gibson.
Previous to the co-tad!Mr. Mentegne Smith was pre
, muted by Sir G. Grey, and received the Inatome of knight-
I hood oa being appointed sijadge.
Mr. Thwestes, Chairman of the Metropolitan Board of
Works, was then presented by Sir George Grey, and also
received the honour of knighthood.
Earl Granville and Sir George Grey had audiences of the
Queen.
Mr. Helps was clerk of the oouneil.
The Earl of SL Germans arrived at the Castle yesterday,
I and bed the honour of dialsgiwith the Queen.

The Prince of Wales rode on horseback yesterday fore• I
Dom, attended by Major Teesdale.
The Prince and Princess of Wallis took a carriage drive.
Their Royal Highoesees went to the Lyoeum Theatre in
the evening.
Vlecountem Paley, was presented to the Queen at her
Majesty's reception on the 15th inst.

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SOUTHAMPTON, MLT 19.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Pelagic, °sped* Field, with the above leads sad 163
passeessra, he. arrived. She brings 20 %Asps of specie
value 22,8764 sad 1,222 packages of cargo, including 854
balm of raw silk. vale. 70,0001. sterling.
Aomori the peruses's are Sir Merles and Lady
Tracslpan and Cameral M'Cleverty and family.
On the 9th lost. the Parmah spoke the stesulthils &trim:
13th. the English barque Rester ; wed as the 14th oft
TenthPoint,stroring east, the English barque Mel sus.
brig Sarah Ann, sod Turkish steam brig (new rode), No.
49.719.
Hee Majesty's ships Victoria, Royal Oak, Resistance, and
Psyche were at Malta.

GIBRALTAR, MAY 14.
The Spanish screw frigate Navas de Tolosa was launched
at the Cameos on the 10th.
The Spanish papers published a decree permitting goods
manufactured in Catalonia to be imported into Cuba and
other Weeds of the Spanish Antilles.
The Spanish government are hastening the departure of
the ships that are to be employed in removing the garrison
and stores from Sento Domingo to the Hamonah. The
Isabel la Wolin. is the vessel named to take out the order
for the abandonment of the island.
The departure of Debella, Queen of Spain, for her royal
seat, at Areajuez, has been suspended.
Adrian from Melilla elate that all intercourse with the
Moors had ceased, end the inhabitaate of that penal settle.
ment were deprived of provision' usually brought in by the
Moon, particularly elution' and Srirwood, which an now
supplied from the military stores at high prima.
News from El Pesos mention that the Moors cautious
their hostility against that fortress, aoteahsteading that
the an from the batteries had killed and wonaded several
of them. It is the opinion that hostilities am likely to break
out at ell points,
The following British vessels have arrived here sloes the
last mail for England : Steamer Dom Pedro, from Cork
schooner Reaper, from Meath ; brig Oporto, from Liverpool ;
steamer Christina. from Liverpool ; steamer London. from
London ; steamer Cairo, from Liverpool ; and schooner
Blanche, from London.
Exchanges are quoted : London, 90 days' date, ;
Paris, Mr. 27.. Marseilles, eight days' sight, Mr. 18c. to 19c.;
Madrid, 2 to 24 dis.; Cadiz, 34 to 31 dis.; Seville, par to
dia; Malaga, no I die.; Barcelona, O prem.
Freights unchanged.

SMOCKING CABS OF 1113DUOTION AND DEATH.

Au inquiry was held by Kr. Richard', deputy
carder, at the City ci Lesiva Tams, Dempeee•trost.
sigbreed, het t„ reepectiug the death of Eliza
qtaild 72.
Ttunproay, 14, Joheatrest, Ocounereial-roart
said—l wee the bodierd of the Ouster Arms, ObeeMP
street, Kessingtos.lam, sad lam by trade a printer. I
but I do sot
knew the deceased. I am • married maa,
know whether my wife 4 alive or dead. The decessed was
the friend of my eldest &setter. wive Is We dead, sad in
that way I beessee aoqsaisted with her. She was then
living with her father, • eawyer, Is the City -reed. She
ant became my barmaid and then we lived topthig se
mita and wife for three years. She bed • child sine months
ego which died when five mouths old. She was is good
health until this, when she pee way to Mai grief. 1
mew got drunk and left her without food. Elbe had every.
tbing I °paid get for her withia swam
Eimentish Althorps, 14, Johnoteset. said that she was
the landlady of the Wit whams. Demosd bad told bar
that her husband, Mr. Tarspesay, behaved very tenthly
towards her, and would not give her essugh of food.
Witmer knew him to leave her a whole day without food.
Witmer had sometimes to bring her aapp • little tea to re-
vive her in the arming. lle used oome home
drunk and abate her brutally. Be abused bar while the
was lying oo her dying bed, two days bar death.
When he was asked for bet fathw' bell Wh-
in and said, " Ile most Meow :othiag about this." She
died on Yeaday last. The man was 62 years el age.
Mr. Twopenny said that he was only 55 yearn old.
Dr. Tainton said that dammed died from eassamption.
of course, required proper attaches sad nourishment.
Mrs. Althe, recalled, mid that deceased had co Ogal.
fort
god nobody to ahead upon bar, eves wises she was
dyin. Whereas had never woo thi man shinny strike
the domed
The °wooer said that that was fortnaste, Ice very MU*
would have made the cue one for News**.
Mr. Stevens, coroner's *Mow, saki that be was informed
that demised was very badly treated until sable • few
days of her death, whoa the man told her she could have
what she liked.
The Dancer bevies summed imp,
The jury retuned a verdict " l'hat dammed died from
000sumptioo from natural causes. aid they expressed their
opinion that the coaduct of Thomas Twopenny was heartless
and diegrawful in taking the deceased from her father's
borne, and after sacrificing her mese and position, Laving
her without cassowary food while be ind*ed drank.
Mr. Twopenny was called in aid Warmth of the decision
of the jury, when he observed, " suppose I Oga make so
Mover to this."
A jerer—There Is so waver that eve be media
The pros There
Una tensfaeted.

EMBEZZLEMENT OF £B,OOO, AT HALIFAX•

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Yesterday, before the Halite: bench, William
Hishardeoe, a oubier in the employmeet et Neon John
Holdsworth and Moos, worsted matinfeetwren ad her-
chants, Halifax, was charged with extensively embanding
his employers' moon. He lass been is eultedy about a
week.
Mr. Holroyde, the attorney for the prossentios, stated
that the amount of defalcation was B,ooof. However, the
ethnics of the court would he more aridly confined to
six dishes, ohs, making a total of 3,9011,.
Mr. W. I. Holdeinnia, the mayor of Halifax, wee called,
and said he was a partner in the firm of Menws. Jobe
Holdswarth gad Sons. The primmer had been in their
employment since the lit of March, 1864, in the
capacity of cubits, and as such it was his duty to receive
all and pay all moneys. He (wittier) produced the
mall-book. endreferred to the freadalent entries. It
wes the primmer's duty when he made remittances to the
the bank to seed • " credit mote." Leaking at Sr. of thaw
soles produced by the clerk of the Halifax and Huddersfield
Union Banking Cowpony, he found them in the
beedwritin. The Ent was dated 13th Septerneargre,,
ccompsaled a reminisce to the beak et 2061. 7s. 4d.
havenw the swoon entered in the cash-bock was
1,206/. 7s. 4d. Credit aces No. 2, dated 16th September,
1864, stated that 971. 17e. bad hewn deposited in the
bulk, but the cash-book stated 4971. 17s. Note No. 3,
dated 21st October, 1864, stated that 1641. 4s. 4d. bad been
sent into the hank, while the amount ia the cash-book was
1,164/. 4s. 4d. Note No. 4, dated 23rd Fenian, 1865,
recorded that 901. Zs. bed been reseitted„ whereas the
prisoners cub-book stated it to be 6901. le. No
bs
. 5,
note, dated 17th March. alleged the remitasees t
lffiL Is. 6d., while n the ouh-book it was reprehends as
1,1031. Is. 6d. Theo be was charged trek ng
from the beak 7791. 2e. on the 9th February, bat rely
secounting for 379/. 2a. Whoa he was questioned on
the sable* sad the books were laid before him, the
priOCOW admitted to the winos frauds to the amount of
6,2031. The money, he hid, be had employed in baying
Credit Fasciae and miang shame. In offend to give up
securities if aot preheated.
Mr. Georg* Holdsworth was any examined, aid spoke to
the discovery of the frauds, • alert hung Galled hie attn.
tion to certain irregularities in the books, which, on exami-
natiou, showed that the figures had been erased.
The prisms. was committed for trial at the Leeds ardres.
The beech offered to accept bail is two sureties of 4,0031.
elan, and the prisoner in 8,0304

LAW INI'ELLIGENCL

(THIS DAT.)

0017 RT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Wore NIL Caramiesioaer Goalbws.)
tH a• THOMAS EMIL —airtscamos FOR ZULU.
The togicrupt, described.. foraseriy • &miter, Iler qt
of bloater, of Colskccolf-aew. Wife% applied lot
his release from custody. Debta betimes 001. sad NM The
ppliealios bad bee. ink to Mr. WiallOW, and adjolegig
ptilldim the MUM; for eheiee. That si bad sow mai
eo• aad so choice had bow made, but tting
ass of the del*•
oreditors bad proved kis debt.
His Hamar bad that ia Amoco of a trade amigos. the
caul !Idiom ought to bo gime to the official assignee, bat
ultimately panted the release.