The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-09 00:00:00

children. A prayer fbr the Pope had been composed
by the new rabbi, and wound up the ceremony. It
is of the choicest Hebrew, and in the old psalmic
rhythm. Here It is for your readers:
MOM.
1. lira set ate Lord e(Hcete, 0 (led t Thine is the rod or strength.
I. Then Name sp the doer at good *lnge, sal shat ea a king lllm
isle thee.
S. Now, ads delk get th
ad at the light his Kim, and trader to
4. In Itaso. ilos salmi al e Gentiles, the Lord is praised in the
subtle plloso; lig gobs tam in her gates.
5. Not In the
It Yon or In dm shield la the hope of Israeli but in the
e. will AdowL
Israel wee • bird without plase tor Ss hot: a km& ls Mod km
Its rot
7. 0,so& Idilsether SC Italy, tyarnyt rrlaleei Piety sad Jeatise have Wird
11. And the ens of Israel shall Bata in thy battles, end keep seatiael
ea thy India
9. Idbo OM la re binds she stA 'rim n 9 Eng". Lot Sr
wools el the Nos llorgoO.
10. He balk veleshel the Sawn door
posile 11 is land is codslosts
11. Heiod to
lowlyi.
bilk MI up so ens Wm,. Nos Ids load boos sold and
ono I
11. Tor room is thy gift, 0 lord! ssY ceder dm oloos NM Mosel.
The spirited citizens of Bologna have test erianised
an immense factory for tiax-apinning, indignant at the
so many thousand tons of raw commodity being ex-
ported and returned to them from Belgium and else-
lame in tissues of every sort. A clever fellow from
Leeds would find an inspectorship here and a splendid
opening. The matrons of Rome, of the highest rank,
have taken to embroidering scarfs as prizes for the
best marksmen in the musket exercise among the
nationals. Ball practice is going on, and shooting
rife, in the Villa Ludovizi, part of the groves of
Sallust's garden; and in the upper court of the
Vatican, called Belvidere, the Trastaverini are firing
away within ear-shot of the Apollo Belvidere of
that ilk.

In the circle of the Sciarra Club, generally the best
informed in Rome, there is a rumour that Lord Minto
is not only appointed, but on his way out here to
assume the poet of British Ambassador.
The Grand Cross of the Order of St. Maurice and
Wants (Roman legionaries of the martyrology) being
conferred yesterday on Cardinal Secretary Ferretti, is
a proof of Sardinian alliance worth all the
assertions current. This honors equiralen7trriT
to an English Garter.

SHERIFF'S COURT.—Tars DAY.
Before Mr. Under-MberlißurcielL

COOPER O. SAFFRRY.—BILRACR OF FROIIIBI OP MAR-
RIAOE.—This was a writ of inquiry to assess damages in an
action for the breach of promise of marriage. The damages
were laid at 5001. Mr. Crouch stated that the plaintiff was
Mn. Harriet Cooper, a young lady twenty•six years of age.
At the age of twenty-two she married a person named
Cooper, but be died twelve months after the marriage,
leaving the plaintiff dependent upon her own exertions.
In April, 1848, she was introduced, by Mr. Turner, to the
defendant, who was office.overseer, at Mr. Brettel's piloting '
establishment, in Rupert-street. When the plaintiff pro-
needed to Bath the defendant commenced a correspondence '
and in his letters he professed the strongest attachment, and
desire to make the pkintiff his wife. He twice visited her
at Bath, and his conduct there convinced her friends that he
was sincere. At length, it was fixed that they should be
married in March. She resigned her situation of fifty
pounds per annum, and was fully prepared to fulfil
her part of the engagement; but the defendant
informed her by letter that his professions of attachment had
not been sincere, and that be did not cherish for her that
love and affection which would justify him in entering upon
a matrimonial alliance. The letters were put in.] Evidence
to the above effect was given, and also that the defendant's
salary was about 1501. a year.—Mr. Belltudine, in address-
ing the jury in mitigation of damages, urged, that situated
and afflicted ea the defendant was with ill-health, b;s union
with the plaintiff could not have failed to have been a
deeper injury to her than his refusal to carry out what he
I had pro:med.—The jury awarded the plaintiffoOl. damages.