The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1849.

ltatioslaes tipsfri te is Imo; nit banes nest is hrre Wire I
Oast, Magrar, Dada. Trabill, fariatar. Daher, sad Cart.cd.
DUST.
oaf tto 1 lad agelart Nansyldrf ; sad pant Orsl et isms!
MI sot ea The liarat—trap
OAK&an if to 1. lo 10 is 1. 14 fair Maori.
TOO toloo Yid wind Muir&
THE METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES.
11•1171 WAY.
Gm? Matmorottraw (Itsosattap) limnoma Cams
&maws of 26 son each, 10 tt, sad 6 only If dederso, with
2601. sailed ; the esosad to rewire 60L, sad the third to save
hie stabs. Malta ) 13 of whom destared.
Mr. Wars 'debit Itesisia, llst Mb —...... Aida 1
Mr. Verer's Vosierfas. lOst Ms Owner
Mr. Man ad. its Melba, lit Kti
The following also ran :—Proosed, list101b; BPihrif
list 21b ; Knight of Gwyents, lib ; Chaldean, lost 12th:;
Fakes, lOst 121't; Donnybrook, 10st 12th; Liberty, lOst 10Ib ;
Valiant, 10st ; Kaneko Daly, lOat Bth; Clarity, 10st 2lb ;
BUM Davy. Vat 13lb ; ChaMses, 9st 1311, ; Oily OINSWD,
9t 121 b ; Sparta, 9st. Won in • aster by 100 yards. Vas-
gains* a bail third.
Yana HANDICAP STIIPLI CDAIII wa NOR by Mr.
P.ater's Outlast, lOst 71b (Capt. Barlowe), beating Mr. OM-
ver's Pullaway, 1t 18th; Mr. Tohaessaist, list 71b;
and Mr. R's Bananas, 10et 61b, sadly.
AlltiffiCarerlo Sraanat Cann was wan la a trot by
Mr. Salville's Young Lottery (Ms. Pitapat), basting Mt.
• Carew's Vindictive (Capt. D'Arey), Mr. Vever's Governor
• (Capt. W. Peel), sad lard 13atae's Second Thought
r, (Cep . Barlows).

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FaiDAy.
C 11661121 CCP.
7to opt Jo& oßot (6 to 1t f) 15 to 1 opt Isheettrut (t)
10 to Pap.s/.447 Boy IS to 1 Pershill (t)
12 to Doses (Moil) 16 to 1 Choutieleor
11 to Hobo 10 to I lady WILL& (t f)
14 to Lospisrou (t) 20 to 1 Esseutor (t MeV)
IS to Blusher (t) IS to 1 Batimulas
D 5
to opt Plybo Dutchmen (t)
Ott
4to Newkirk (4 30 to 1 CAA
Ito Tams SO to I 612. lisetheotes lot
6to irsagusrd (t) 1000 to 16— longue tor to t)

CHESTER, RACES.
Ciseris, SATURDAY NIORT.—The entries for the Plate,
Me., hare aimed as follows :
TUESDAY.
GILOSTINOR STAIRS for 3 p-olds and upwards :—Col-
liogwood, 6 yn; Flateateher, 4 gin; Baby, 3 In; Sponge,
4 yre.
WEDNESDAY.
Queen's PLAYS for Ityr olds, &a.: Pout, 6 yre ; Capoi-
eon, 4 yrs; the Carthaginian, 3 yn ; Chatterbox, 6 yrs;
Fletomeher, 4 yro ; b e by Gladiator, oat of Lily, 3yn
Sans. 3 yrs; Subdaer, mod; Cam*, 6 pi ; Cor-
mash, 4 yrs; Joe o Set, 5 yrs ; lelembrem aged ; Baby,
II yrs ; Pireaway, aged ; Post-teris, 3 yes.
Ilene's.' •
PLATS ef 60 goiums : Mamma of Ruda,
4 yn br fby The Provost, wit of Sifter to Dos John, 3
pir, CuCaptain, 4 yrs; Penyhill, 4 yrs ,• Ada May, 3 yr: ;
Sylv 4 ps ; L. H., 4 yrs; Selina, a yrs; Cokisynth, 4
in: Snowdrop, 3 yts ; Didabary, 3 yrs; Sir Hwy Har-
dee, 3 trn; Alp, 3yn ; Leveater, re.
ARRlVAlR.—flasher, Swallow, Calor Omen, Wilmotd,
Chandelear, Collingwood, Inheritress, Spar,
hill illasidae Alice, Lady
_Wildair, Dtdabery, maedaat
Shibudier West, be. f. by Morning Star eat et Miss Lacy,
Harriet, Coneertlna Rananee, Capsicum. CesSoir, Ada
Mary, Carthigesian. Teresa, Pea UMpOle, A
greet samber are es the road.
Sines the autumn meetisg a greet many
mot ce=ements
have Mon made, asd the mares as sewis
partible to snake it. The rue I. hem the Mamie Me hem
widened ; the Dublin ems hen loam entitled by the re-
moval of the bsdp se/b a parties tithe Resist.
to gin ad_essi less for sub pupae; the heeds( deg
has been enlarged and pissed sewer to the sew* and Maw
Greed Steed, se es to mown every isseevesismis to the
ape:tames Mame ; the spa's at the swat est thereof bee
ben ezemsppile.4ll a RAW biegraph frame, i= IS its
mese will whibit, is to the
smelleireteeshl=tsemes of the jokey, ; them will
also be the amelter of the Ins end peeled hone ezhibi ed
immediately dim the rem. Thu rails have also been extended
round as far as the railway turn. It is expected that about
30 will nut for the esp.

Rain fittelltetnct.

EQUITY COURT/I.—Arm 27.
was tor. TbSaNseinos Si Egolead.
IN as TUB Lammers' AND CAILISIN RAILWAY ACTS.
—COSTS OP TAXIES LAND TOIL PUIPOSTS CONNICIND
mita TEI FORKATION OP TNI RAILWAY.
The petition is this ems stated that the Lana/Ass. and
Carlisle Railway Company, in plasmas, of the provisions of
their sat, had =Weed apes sad occupied owtain doom ST
weth of land situate la the towasbip and pada at
Penrith. is Cembadiad, which formed part of the slain
devised by the will of John Hamilton, dimmed, and easill
the some Ise tits rupee of obtaining therefrom materials hr
the esmileendem as weir of their railway ; that the peti-
tion/is, who wan to the had so need by the own-
plai, had *MIA their biro that the compeamtioa to be
p by the esuipmeg in seeped of the damage or injury to
the mid holm *sal be settled by arbitration ; that the
sass sand by, ifs aeysq was 1,0001, bat the arbitrators
bad deteradaed the to be paid as oompsemation at
the sam of 1,4711. Ith. ; that, as the arbitrators bad
not settled tits mamas of the some of the srbi-
tracks we incident thereto, it was imaged
_be-
tweak the parties that the amount of such casts should be
taxed by the taxing master of the Court of Queen's Beach ;
bat that the said taxing master, ander the impression that
he wee to tax the costs u between party and party, had die.
allowed all sums paid to mimosas who had cled before
the whit:sloes ; the petition also stated that further costs
and expenses bad bus. incurred, la consequence of the cam-
pasty barley taken peessestua of the bad, la respect of keep-
ing an account of the wise of the dose end materials so
taken by the company, and ether molten connected there-
with ; and it prayed that the ram et 1.4721. 10e. so awarded,
and subsequently Raid kW the bask by the railway cota-
creAtrbr.Lii.gtrdisPlisext; ban:lfs:44seam
and
to emertaia what mote had less lammed in consequence of
dm had being taken, sad la keeping an amount of the
Maas oadi amarish
mse takes by tits company, mad otherwise
mmea tbereteith.
Kr.art st the polities, relied spat the
Hid me
t.sesd elf
lb. Lind Classes Any whisk welded that the
Court d Ausany might eider the .sae et lb. follemig
raaMem. _Weis, therein a mesas ls and s..
lama Wawa be pea by the that is to
my, tie mob ef the Wileyto
ar ming el the
lebeeld lam best immered in eassequance er whisk
Kr. NUM MOB osalmwded that the mar bad boss
&pad at bp morsmat hawses the lamas who la
issampsd faiths sash a
"lai be rind by the tuartasar
a the Own et Ossmalm that osaammeatly the
le"
Vies mad b sprond to bba that the mat-
ter white Mae* to the rablieston lambided all the
hairy waweend by Ile pmaismems. It woo easerwafily
and that the alb Assad ha lased. The palms by
their fondest bad alsasil as award, sad could ant asw
was he ma satmaal soft It nest be slisillad that the
award arena the =paw Tana to fa the psalms. The
say slew ha maid maks woo that the mammy kessted by
the swarm assid be paid oat to the osalsoars, sad the
seas d thfs applisatisa and issideata thereto Is be paid by
the wawspray,
El !AVMs ilainum AND Hamm BAZZDIG COYFAIT,

iFtxxnuro-up Ayr.
The was the petitions at four oestributon to the above-
useatiosed eseapoap. praying foe the usual Idadbstup order
under t. 11 12 Vie., 46.-11 r. Ilstisseingtost
Mu lOWAN old& iris unopposed. mad Use court =titti
mead odor

Bolin Timeheasepor
SUTTON O. TIN 801717/ W NITINN=WAT CONTANT.
-Cossraurnoit 01 COMPANIAV CLAIMS CONSOLIDATION

Aar.
The Yies-Clteasoller now delivered his judgssat ape
the sees, of *MA
_ailepsadently ef ths prods, la the
of Amok ISM gnesilem liiraer As
argnment a. Grerest that the siia bed so
ilill le eminwass their works until eemperaihrai hem
MS mak ? The am made by ths bill An that the deka-
deal had not taken the steps required by the Lands
Clams' Cessolidation Let, 9 Via, a 18, which
pemblos he the am in Adak a eamparry s
deulip t purchase land, and requires tho amhapayems,
to
the Amer for the value of the had sad for
=damages. It was sworn, however. y the
it their answer, and not denied lry the plAtiffs
in Adr alidavits, that the work proposed to be dess hy the
smossay wes scam& le the widesing ths irides, and
that everything whisk had ban dose prior to the filiag of
the 101 was ups the land whisk had been perinea sad
paid far hy the moray, under ths agreemeat of 1887. The
ems Arreisre es are drat of a *messy LAW MINA
apes the land of a Misery, and taken the land bakes it had
been said lor I lont at a employ dein Arks it
bad
already Arises& and paid for, whisk might ielerismil
taffeta the phistilk Wank in the mai and rnerveia Oasts
ass was net provided for by the Lands Cams Crassiiistim
Act, but 011 rather anise the previams si the Ossepenks'
Olmisss Comoildmisa Ask 9 Th., 10, whisk not
soda& in the *SAW bW. lily that est provides
is made for seem in whisk a sempany is net is
want of land basmemec Mbar parties, but is &beg_ weeks
win its own lank Ada may, massquentiany, AIM the
rights of third passes; sad k sea mass provides ihr ma-
pomades to snub pawns Is ma& by the sot. The question
was, Amber the preessAir ef the &Andante Adair were
ossaplslasti st wvie sa of the pinkies, of that
ens The act fa welkin did BM spray whether
the prorpeetive damage els se be smartabted
before the company Mesa Ask works or till
any dm afterwards. In the abuses of a provide!
arra the sahlrat in (Its act, the ease of "Lister v.
(7 Adolphus and Bilis) was an authority be the prop=n
that a selapsay may do ads within their
ias ttiossiti4
jukes is dm rights of others, before or
compsnaatioa to the Ards@ Wired. The j in that cue
had proposed apes the Impeadisabi fa many
Ass of Insewing whether image weal& be sustained from
the lawful sots of the esin_y,
_and if k ware maida that
limits wield knew, the Mien, of --wing the adest.
Ilk Rosser thse shined that he bed earthly leaver& the
tatiOlie 111111190 of the net 8 it 9 Viet., G. 20, sad hat be was
of @plaint that, is many sans specified by that set, it would
be baud impresibb Is memare the wawa of damages
which a eampany aid{ he broad le is belle 01• Make•
ing their with.. To AA mem the resemig " Lida a
Loblsy " woe applicable and Imiaiernalia; All be swat In

tits mist se to ray was, that tits arts dos by the com-
pany at the time of tit Wag et the bill were set is tbses-
alms slaved, ad assassin that te be tits ems, IMO there
was se pearl fee ON smite Insist by the as elisMinsent.
Tits wria, be thinarto was sot shared by the sweeS is the
Seinesse el 11/8f Its siStc Massa W the essay
at widenisi the bites was SAM'S !leas that meat,
bat se asides& assissi hem she d 1.47. That
being se, mad the seta ~Mud tit
see bring salawfslitle
Railway Class Casseltilsdem 111/111114 yisistiffs to
esplanades for damns esseresslial nos Om sobs eon-
sassal; bat is satlmatisi those assist's the
mast be heated as the seem is pussies of the is=
they boa revelment is 18$7. sue Rims *s. male as
over eirssiseing the WI. with essla, elnassa time as
the issisa ins ass ef gnat insesse Its ts the sets-
ties
is liellwey Olasses Osessiikas Act, it weitt be
Shah OM Ms wile she
be ass up so as set to pre-
clude parties hem Islay the question furthers:sitters&
ales Wail-

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COURT OF COMMON PLEAR—Sit2t7RDAV.
smelt in Beam'
TSB Dual or BiIINSWICE..S
pate area OVUM.--
ILLIOAL
This oaths was tried before the Lard Chief Swain at the
Middlesex sittings after Hilary term of last year. The
action Wes In trespass he breaking end entering the plain.
tiff's hews. The delendants pleaded ia judge:Mien that
they were ebbs radar a writ of fled facies. It appeared
that • jags's% was °bibbed against the Duke of Branswick
W a prim et the name of Months, and • writ of Seri fades
was pat into the bands of the defendaat.Slowmen, the atria'
elm. The Duke of Brunswick, being aware of it, put his
heath sato a state of defence, and no one was admitted
smith pens= wins were knows. The execution of the writ
wen eat...SA le emelt the defendants, Baker, who, seem
=theilher dellinient, Brown,his follower, sad
end Mee, the two other defendants, west to
the lathe th the math of the 16th of May. The holm,
ethilah r milhd Deeaewlab House. is situate in the Newroad,
eel Mends la spadons grounds surrounded by
wijkthe thia entrance is in Brunswick place, where
fierce yeast% lairs. This pte is at some distance from the
ee ',the bemoan.. Owing toile difficulty of effecting en
baby, the cams were on the watch at the hour when the
oar% Maar ere be taken in from Oronduni's, the eon.
hedaner. Thb appestat ity was. however, =hied by them.
But, a quarter et as hour aftetwaris, a person of the name
of (isles, an employed by the duke, rang the bell, and
the porter atheetaining who it was opened the gate, when
'thee benmUstely Teethed is and made screw the garden
be the lease deer. He was forthwith punned by the poster
116110 Mime w Bates, and draggedback by him into the
I=A walk embed between the teem and the
5 servants. In the result the hones door was broken
sad the Abets took possawdon, and remained until the
Monday morning, when the debt being wholly
gala, bet wader pretest, the officers were withdrawn. Slow-
s= wee not present during the execution of the writ, but it
is evidence that he had made an offer to
Lriligke's attorney to napend, tor • few days,
efteentith ea remedying 201., and had made $
idle Air OD withdraw it ea the same terms, and bad also
naiad Oa mini of the levy. Such was the tivapuss
etr="at saddle dams was, when Baker rushed to
tbil deer was epos, sad at he got in with the
writ table pommies, ad that leaving once made his entry,
slam* he was egested by the porter, the seizure had been
made, sad the sabesquent breaking is of the door was Mil-
[table. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, d
7201., ineluding 220 L, being the month paid gag:l
duke under protest, in order to get the aisars
out of the house. A rule for a new trial, en I I
behalf of Sherman, hes since be obtained by Mr. Serjeant
Byles on the ground there was no evidence to connect Blew.
man with the other defendants ma trespasser that w.
verdict was against the evidence, and the damages were ex-1
Naive, and at all events ought to be reduced to the amount
of the levy. A similar rule was also obtained on behalf of
the other defendants on the last two grounds.—Mr. Serjeant
Allen and Mr. Henniker, on behalf of the plaintiff, showed
cease against the rules, ind contended, in the first oho', the
verdict was amply supported by the evidence. The whop
question was, whether Baker had made an entry into the
hluse previously to the betaking_ open of the
door ? Bahr, the porter, and Gatos, the artist,
swore he did not get into the house before he was
dragged beck, whilst two cabmen, galled for the defendants,
and who had brought some of the parties to the spot, were
the only witnesess the other way. It was also proved the
dinner from Grondoni was taken in over the area railings,
which showed the house door was kept fastened. The
learned counsel also contended there was abundant evidence
to show Slows= ratified the Ms of the other defendants,
and so, although not present, became a joint trespasser with
them.
Mr. Serjaant Byles and Mr. Bramwell on behalf of Slow-
man, Mr. &leant Wilkins, Mr. Edwin James, and Mr.
Cleasby, who represented the other defendants, were hoard
in support of the rules, and insisted upon the grounds relied
upon is moving them.
The court took time to consider their judgment.

SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT.—SATURDAT,
Before 0. Clive, Esq.
CA/TILDE/LE O. NASII.—How TO DISPOSE OP A WWI.
The plaintiff in the present case was a tripe-dresser, and
the defendant a pawnbroker, and the sum claimed was
71. 6d., under a breach of contract of rather a serious nature.
Mr. Crafter, solicitor, said he appeared on the part of the
plaintiff, whe had been married many leers, but latterl3
they had lived on bad terms, and an agreement was entered
into between plaintiff and defendant, for the latter to keep
the wile of the former, on twadition that he handed over to
him what mosey he received as a marriage patios. A deed
of covenant was legally entered into between them to that
effects, but in November last plaintiff's wife became destitute,
and was relieved by the parish of Newington, who granted
her relief amounting to 7s. 6d. The plaintiff was afterwards
summoned at the Lambeth Police-court for neglecting to
support his wife, and he was compelled to refund the money
to the parish, to save him from hi ing committed to prison.
The deed of covenant clearly specified that the defendant
was bound to support the plaintiff's wife, oeusequently the
pelmet summons was taken oat against the defendant for a
breach of covenant.
Samuel Wa•son, relieving officer of Newington, proved
affording plaintiff's wife relief to the amount of 7s. 6d.
A solicitor, for the defendant, contended that his client
was not entitled to support the plaintiff's wife under any
agreement. The man might as well *ell his wife at once.
Mr. Clive said that he had carefully examined the :
and was of opinion that it was • perfectly legal donate,
It pceitively set forth that the wife could not have any claim
on the plaintiff while such a document was in existence.
Under these circumstance., he felt bound to give judgment
for the plaintiff, with can.

POMCB.—SATURDAT.
LAMBETH.
MORBID CIIIIOIIIITT TO SRI HUSH TLICUTOD. —T.
Sefton, • mai fellow of 21 years of age, was placed at the
bar, ea a charge of abesoadieg with three sovereigns, the
motleys of his employer. Mr. Thomas Harwood, a coal.
dealer in the Walworth•rced, deposed that on Tuesday week
he gave the prisotter, who had been in his service for *out
a mon*, three sovereigns to take to the 0110 l of Messrs.
Davis sad Pegg, real-saercbsats, of Old Bmrowharf, to
pay for three tans of mak, sad from that doe to the preset
he bed nee seen kis, ear had he paid the y as
-he had
been directed. The primer, in reply to thesaid,
that after the trial sad ocatiemeation of Rash, he cowshed
the most tames &MIN to SIO him hung ; sad, diatelyJ
after his master vs him the asty, the thought eeeomd
to kin of his wish. He *ought of the thing as
be west to wharf ; and the means of getting to
Norwich haviag bees placed he his Wads, he determined, at
all hazards, to start iff the sew of ezemation. He spent
the mosey so freely Hat az the day alter the execution it
was all gaze; sad, IlLedisigmbletesier in a string" place, sad
witheat mew, he gave up to no less than three
dilferest policeman, butt they refused tI entertain the charge
or have azytkieg Is do with him. He, in ccasequenot,
made up his Wad to Mon to town, and did so, sad on
=the station Amos is Kennington-Lae, he gave
up to the °Meer on duty.
Mr. Norteacommittedkim to prison for three month", with
hard labour.

HOMY "'Liman:
SLTIIRDLT
The export of bullion to the United States by the
packet which leaves Liverpool to-day is still to such
a moderate extent as to occasion no uneasiness ; the
lest accounts from America having reported the
money market easier, and the eanges turning
against the shipper, will in all probability prevent
further shipments from being made. It will be seen
that the decrease in the amount of coin and bullion
shown by the Bank returns in our paper of thii
morning, is only 197,4481. for the week ending 21st
inst., which, under present circumstances, produces
no injurious effect on the money market.
The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com-
mon their treasuries in Bengal, Madras, and
, from the 7th to the 24th inst., 18 1. follows :
—es 77,6694 Ss., Madras 21,4831. 81. 311,,
Dinky qugether,99,477l. 11a. 3d.,which =Awns'
I told amount since lit Jan. last of 1,088,4321. 186 Id.
ismitted through that channel to India.
In glancing at the state of the markets for colonial
produce during the past week, we have no new fee. I
tees scarcely to remark upon. The continuance of
war, and rumours of war, en different parts of the
Continent, exercises a prejudicial influence upon this
department of businemand except for home consump-
tion the markets in Mineng:lane are very slug-
gish. Sager has not vaned much in pr ce
for any of the descriptions. Coffee has
been rather freely oillemd, and where sales have been
effected prices have been rather lower. Rice and
elvers are about the sine value as last week. Tea,
I awe the public salse,esseleded on Monday, has been
is hit demand, bat wham improvement in prices,
though the deliveries are very satisfactory.
The following is an =trait of a letter received by a
bums in the City :
goodies at the "Amu," in California, are les-
puried, fa mmegesess eCtbs snerity of the wiser, ths
waled beteg eemned with mew. The mbar wmacer
ben be bean hams by eni of the perms it :b The
weeks will net eammewee tor the set of nest meads or be-
ginning et April. Gold was becoming scarce in Bea }tan-
dem, fa etasequata of the large awaits of speck and