The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-01 00:00:00

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011 NOISSICIMI SWIDAY.
LI. to LW.. moderate Wenn 8. to W., stron&aqually, I
to strong, unsettled. unsettled. I
ft.S.L to W.S. W., fresh Warn& S.W. to S.W. and back,
to strong, with rain. strong, with squalls,
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fresh. w ith some rain.
Worthern.floottand. Weateen=lreland. Wales, and adjs.
amiss. sembeen=inglbh Channel and By at new.
gastern=lastward laidaad sad North Sea

STICIAL SIRVICES AS Sr. PAUL'S.We are TO-
UMW to state that the spesial serriese at St. Paul's
will commence on the lid Beeday of the Domini
year, January 7.
Lire ut Tag Om Ritiootte.—A letter from Pit.
bole City is the ail meow of Pessaylvesie Nays :—" Two
churches of remmiable peoportioes aceommedated the
methodists and presbyteries's, sad two othem were being
I erected for the catbelles and episcopalism AMISANDOSA2
Sourish, so they do everywhere in the oil regime, for men
without families or homes moat speed their matins
meriewhere. end theatres and concert 'goose therefore
Sourish. Tho theatre at Pithale is a
neatly.kmilt wooden
strootare, exactly ocireeleg lot, and is thie—so the bills
&Damed—wen to be performed the appropriate dramas
m
of AU Is Not Gold That Gliders ios many an one
seek has foetid to his scat) and the Roush Diamond,
The er
' Opera Home ' serene the way was a shabby
buildieg, the lower part of which is eacepied as • livery
Mehl' ; the ' Academy el Mamie' is • eammt same ; sad
mother establishment of • sissiler dorsetst is doing • good
huskies'. There are two banks ie the plem, one et them
with a daily eposit accoest et • third el •
lOne baby beefhese hoes is the piece, mum as the WOUNS
I ishebilsebs a,. There have bees se hearth. and them
lis no evades/. Timm that ham died have bees sorted of
I Aaron the Ms to the railroad. sad shipped to where Lad
net se wetly and where the ' sisi Ile • rsomer
met likely disturb tie ease et ease

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
After Term Nisi Prins sittings at Westenrarar.—(B4,,.
the Lord Chief Justice sad • aped& Jury.) -
.raz 40021 v. 001111127.-11131 iranneonout.
The farther hearing of this ease, which was en Widow,
ite=le Corbett ander the Foreign Helium, Act
erhi
ps ' amd enticing English subrete to enlist ig Mf
Coofederste service, was resumed this moron&
The Solicitor-Oesseal, Mr. Gifted, Q.C., aid Yr. au.
sus appeared for the crown; Mr. Edward ;ems, qt.
Mr. Milwerd, Q.C., Mr, Ke in pley , Mr. Sleigh, sat Kt
Witt, appeared for the defendant.
The witnesses far the (down were this morning rusk
sod denied that BIONNINIO, the chief mate, told them ea%
18th that the vessel was sold—that was the day them
to the Desgeten. They did not dine that day in the fa,
castle, sod where the chief mate said be told ty
man. The other men dined that day in the f oreara,
The only witness who die= in the forecastle wee Jew
liercurvt, Ned he said he did not hoar the chief mom!
that the =ma had bees sold.
Jobe Clarke, inaPectss a tit, llama Po". mal-
-1 saw Fraeman st the Wapping stab= He saw
there and asked for me. - Ile mid the mei
discharged him without • farthing, ad Ysbhad gooe to the Thames police court to get compeer,
tiro. Be also said the owners had throws him delLitele oe
the wraW, sad be asked OW if he could go to the TresaiT
att. his evidences, and 1 replied that be coati so ;h.
Crire-examingel—l arrested Captain Coiliett sad 1 Ira
bad charge of the case. I rays probably Nee the es
Derr on miry. 00011/iOO2. I have seen the witran
fifty or sixty times as they were going to ext.
I will not swear that I have not spoken to item age,
the case.
Mr. Edward James said that, as the jury intimated 7.1.
iley that their Weds were made up, lis hol to relli
Waddress than in slamming up the crab, If their opinion %,
what be tamed from what they
to
that musk%
The Wry said they wished the mos to goon.
Mr. Edward Jeered thee said that if the OM ere 1
made out to their metiefeeMoe, it wss their duty to my •
without bait tics and acquit the dot endaat. He 01141444
to be convicted =keg open the clearest sad moot ad=
=Misses ; and be 'eked them whether the defeekstbd
he
which bad been
the cote the men to join the
Both. be made use of sour were ,ii
beyond all geodes. The defendant con ere cella
up= to prove seNtively that the words were set mud, lei
for the crown to mike oat the cash On this orcasiratm
everi witnesee had be= celled for the defended, mg
arnoaget them =themes who if the Shenandoshrad set m
into Liverpool he should not have hem ski
to cell, and they bed distinctly sense that tie
defendant did sot nee the words of emeeregmme
weercu to &duce the men to joie that sae mig
men sot involved in the traumstaos willing /glut,
Bea King, sod had nothing to pin or loss by the ism, ow
who were perfectly indepeorient sad imporast =men
There was therefore no reason to doubt Untruth dike
evidence. The mmearsoy of the reooUsction of the.. ms le
plied as much to the witaseses for the crows, ase all.
they had had no opportunity, like the crows
of refreshing their memory, and if they had set they
is the Male positioe en to the oorreetnem of their maw
as the manages for the crows. One, however, bed bale
recollection refreshed, end his attention draws to the de
cumetsomes, from roadie' at Melbourne an arountel dm
lecesdiess against Captain Corbett at the pobeedrin.
geasman's evidence as to the side of the vessel as ths its
bad not hese contradicted by the witnesses eh
were recalled this morning by the moral, sad be mail
them that Hurcurst was the only nos on the pet d fis
craws who swore to • bucket ot geld is as sera
whilst it had been denied by all the dsfemires vii.
seems, who f urther added that they did amt es
any gold offered to the men by the Cashiers
°Meas. One, however, did say he maw a beg dOl
taken out and put on the table, sad that ii woe j.„
costained 100 sovereigns. There was no consistency, ti
urged, in the evidence for the prosecution with NOY
the gold and the offers of money by the Confederates's=
It was such • curious invention or story that it le
served to be thoroughly sifted, and on dome that WI
found that the majority of the Withlefie
such Dein' the feet. The defendant's
also negetivcd most positively the defendagee gle
of high wages sad a large bounty to the men if they're(
the fibelree&eb, sad though different words were Ira W
them they is substance screed with each
trok
other, whir In
submitted wee a proof that they w telling the
and not repsatini • concocted statement. If they tr
lived them Captain Corbett, wee not guilty, bat it dew
found him guilty he submitted they could sot de e
without Guam them guilty of perjury. Nitre sad Log.
jamin Sella differed as to what the defendant said nth
the other witeemes for the Prosecution, and in more
confirmed the defeeduit's witnesses. Was it to be mid tint
a man had oommithsd a criminal offence ohs be sraly
pre the Mee the optics of joining the ship or going MN
with him in the Laurel. Strong masers em
put on the thee by the Confederate officers, sod there me mr
doubt that they toed all the influence it was penile
to suppose would inflames suck mes and was it sr pen
sible that the witnesses for the crown had put the rob
meet
Could by the Coaraderste officers into the defendaseragrat
Could they believe the man Allen, one of the W
reserve name, that the defendant said he rasa kow
hie joining the Shenandoah quiet, and se he gels
• statement before the counsel at noodle &Harrah=
what he bad stated in the box, then he admiral ths
wile's. was not to be believed. No one could dour rat
the pro s ecution had been got up fairly and had oar er
ducted ingmed faith, sad it wasoaly reasonable tobsligeorat
the crown had examined tbe boatswain and the carpet/rub
could, if Allen's esstionent was cornet, have orroboraa
him. That bed not been done. If he had been cell& ids
the cabin by Captain Corbett, es be had stated, way wie
Dares could have been called in support of his oases"
Me was cumin the eabio with Captain Corbett, bed he
to
with Captain Waddell, and he might have mixed= the lin
and improperly have put into Copt. Coebetis mina •W
Capt. Waddell bad said t. C 11 they, however, ems tv
the oonalusion awl Capt. Corbett did use the words, tbsi
ems the queraion was it said in the British dominions-It
=ls instance on board • British =rel. They bed die=
dente of Area, who said that tee minutes before he pt •
board the versa be was ordered to report his & e
Capt. Waddell. They had the Laurelot British ecruLavin Liverpool with • cargo one is eon, to Oaths
not left this country, during the civil war as Araks.
run the blooloids of the Confederate service. It vs
than who sent those cargoes esdereasi
re:p4ft. as seer= as posible, sad the man era W
been called, and who wen is the Confederal swill
at the time had sworn that they knew nothing
wok die he
Siloam of the Laurel. They believed rim-
erili:
rue the blockade, and service that country lo w
were attached, and, es they believed, owed abeam" Mtires who meet them no doubt knew where the!'
to go, sod that they were to joinlols the Sea Ira
It was no =common thin for
to sea with meal= orders. It was clear that so= go
knew the destination of the Sea King when she left Ili
country, and it was not unreasonable to suppose the st
kept it es secret as possible, borer by so ONS
I were infrieging the laws of this country.
g It was es
Jou 1 for them to assume is the abgence of proof that bast
i
.09, 2 Is eider to be • British ship she must be British ewe& ~
-1 2 The Lord Chief Jostler —You might put it this resf. '1
.11 2 an American subject had that morning committed ea=
- t en board that ship, could he have bees tar' as wail
- t
1 NM= jurisdiction I
3 Mr. James said he could not, and he was obliged Is SP._
4 lordship for that strong way of puttee' it, bus= it 1'
2 could have been tried for murder be =old bre I=
, equally smesable foe minor offences. On the 4th Orals
1 s Captain Bullock, the Coefederate agent at ~...g
t
1 gsve instructions in writing for Ancor to report
. to the sag en
of the Sheroodosh, and the "et
trans were given to the purser of the Laurel to Idd •
ras II
secret luta they got to the Shenandoah, whim it ..,
handed to Albeit, who was thee to report biersustude;
not therefore the Shenandoah essentially
before she left Eaeland, sod the contest ef,
pleted on the ligra, when Abe was ~.
over to the defends= .! The trairectios was al rz
as the sun at 000nday ; and what was doe* Oar the 1!
was not dose on bean] • British ship. There well
demo to show that Captain Corbett had
laws of tkie land.
The Lad Chief Justice said the eries on they 142;
was whether, when the defendant left England ..
, Ilm.:
• continuous inteation when she was handed overdid
men should be radar& to join her,
The Solicitor CA:6ora replied on the whole casa_.ist
r=oegly that the crows had made oat the are silo•"-
disset.
COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCII
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
WOOD, r. WOOD, YOUNG AND COON&
Dr. Dear" Q. 0., aed Dv. Trireme for the 10416,1 V.
Mr. Cooke, Q C., and Dr. Wastrel` for the.. _,...111
Dr. Elpinks toe the co-respondent Young. vow'
alCs.parties had begs before the court on another esstil
when it may he recollected that the petitioner kid sts
the senior of Pepper's Ghost as • spy. The Mrso,
sod ..
was, however, acquitted; and the husband rises ht1i0.,,1.
nit. He was • member of the firm of Tarebell "-•
who were the =twig* grooms is Oreoga4llol,_,, .11
tleoraTyne. The reepoodant's father, • Mr. Hlna'•".:ase
so employe of the Great Western Railway se ~,.
but she had helm brought up by her„erandrarbet 1:1,74
wiskun-Tireed. The petitioner married her ce *Ws
November. INT, sad oecupied •• private roeidostel
at No. 14, Lee's-terra= Newcastle. Their cohaw""ciA, •
at int torgably happy, sad was followed by tits ""- g
two =thine, bat in 1860 her bugbear' ha wow. too,
France on beeriness. sad his wife is the nesentlezra;
with • Meal amid Prodbottune. On the pea
a letter f ell into Ws hands, which led to some wesse
insAt the Gloss of 1862 them was.__o7•
quarrel. shill the reepormient eft be: bilsorgi •
return to her father at Reading, wham be
die •
the abortive sett at
referred te. Alter Ifital.,,a •
poised an &kw's= from her kriesladis slatlos Zoill".--0 a
Ire wart from Wm. She ampled as

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