The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-07 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, 113. 6.

The Official Gazette publishes s decree authoris-
ing the cetablisinnent of an International Credit
Company.
The frigate Numancia has left for the Pacific.

THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE COUNT AND
COUNTESS D'EU.
SOUTHAMPTON, Pas. 7.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Magda.
lena, Captain Wool ward, with the above mails, ban
arrived. She brings 75 passengers, specie value
47,5001., and &large cargo, including 1,083 bales of
cotton.

Amongst the passengers by the Magdalena is her
Highness the Princess Imperial of Brazil and her
husband the Count d'Eu. The following dis-
tinguished personages have arrived here
to meet their royal highnesses, and
will proceed to the Magdalena in a steamer
specially engaged for their conveyance. Their
Royal Highnesses the Count and Countess de
Pit* his Excellency Count I&vradio, their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
de Joinville, Princess Margaret d'Orleans,
Duke de Nemours, Duke de Chartres, Marquis
Beanvon, Count Carvalho, Captain Reille, Captain
Charleton, Admiral Grenfell, the Brazilian Consul
General ; Thomas Hill, Esq., Brazilian Vice.
Consul ; Mademoiselle Bernard, T. L. Montrevor,
Esq., His Excellency Baron de Peneko and family,
Hie Excellency d'Andrsde and family, His Excel-
lency de Figneireido, and Mr. Arazos.
Just before the arrival of the Magdalena the
Count d'Eu handed a letter of thanks to Captain
Woolsard, expressive of the attention received
during the passage. His royal highness at the
same time presented Captain Woolward and Mr.
J. Moore, the purser of the ship, each with a dia-
mond breast-pin.
Their royal highnesses embarked at Rio on the
10th January (from the royal steam yacht) accom-
Pealed by a large number of the Court officials, and
by the Dake of Saxe (who married the younger
aster of the Princess). After taking leave the
Magdalena sailed for Bahia, arriving there at 11
P:m. on the 13th ; at 7 p.m. the next day the Pre-
sident and officials of the port came on board to
welcome the imperial party, who left the ship for
the shore in the state barge, under salutes from
the forts and men of war. After some hours they
re-embarked with the same ceremonies and sailed
for Pernambuco, at which place they landed on the
evening of the 16th in a handsome barge sent off
for the purpose. They went to the President's
Palace and there held a reception, re-embarking
and landing under salutes from the forts and ships.
A large number of presents were sent to the
Prulceea from both places.

Tho Pungoto of Naples states that on the let
mut. tertian Ls Os* the solarioum bripads at the
:1" 4141; wars tale. ail of Utopias at Beata Maria, at
"1418` kb* slitrapad off to fisaliala.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUERNS BENCH.

After 'rem Nisi Pries eitSiap at Wastatiastsr.—(Bdore
Lard Mai J silica Oookbara sad a Brusoial Jay.)

&MILS T. TL LOINDOI. ORATILAN, AND DOTS' ILAILWAT

00AriMT.
This see an ration brooch* by the plaintiff, who wee for.
reedy a bandmaster, end new a dealer in brass musical in.
strammate at Westageses, Beethwerk, to mover ciorapee.
ration Is damages far iffiftry does to "eves valuable brim
Instrameate whilst is the defeadaste' custody. The de.
fondest. had paid tif. into court is salialsotion of the
plaistiff's demands.
Mr. iluddlestea, Q. 0., sad Mir. J. 0. Griffin win ceas-
ed
for the plciatlC ; Kr. Ookridge, Q. 0., sad Kr. Welkin
Williams appeared for the delhadash
It sppearei that ft Jima of het mar the plaintiff had
purchased there iestriumenie, whisk were of the newest 0011.
ennetion, of a Flamed maneftelnrer, and he was shoal, in L-
Sepisialmie last, to take them to Aldershot in the hopes el
kering patrolmen for them. He took them on the 7th to go,
the defeedant's stalky and pat them into the cloak room, ek.
tetaeding to all for Nem the following day. He week bow. N
ever, rather early°s the maniac of the 9th to the intim for N
the purpose of obtainiag kis instruments, and going with la
Nem to Aldershott, hut long before be got to the station N
be was misdeed by the most disoordeat bounds from beam gg
anneal instmenista—in feet a species of Charivari. When Si.
he arrived there ha foiled some of the oompany's servants 111.
were seaming thisatielme with the instrnacests, aid *hes K
he examined then he found they were serionely injured
from the rough tmagissat they bad received. The plaiatiff
Nee made edam epos the defendant" for the isjitry done us
to this iannireints, but they could not agree es to terms, Si.
and limos the t yahoo.
After id WitOMINIS had be.. examined on behalf of
the plaintiff,
Hr. CA' geridge oonselliad his sliest', and said—l am
happy to say we have aging to terms, or we might have N.
gone on blowing them horns with the mon discord to the
LEL
The Lord Chid Janine—Then you have got Jab some- N.
N
ing like coneard at last I lb
Yr. Coleridge—Yes. We agree to a verdict el 251. more ft
Nan the ems paid into mart. We Wok that very libels]. ga
Kr. lisddlestee—ily sand irked mast not blow his N.
owe trumpet. iLseghtair.)
A verdict was Nos taken for 231. over and above that N
paid into omit, making together 30i.
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COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
11116 lap at Nisi Pries at Wellielsster.—(Balare Mr. Baron
Nettle sad Special Juries.)
ILLIDT O. IIaCTIUD AND INTIINATIONIL TZIMOILPH N
COMPANY.
TM. wan as adios brought by Mr. Elliot, of the Arai of i
Glass, Elliot, sad Comm, the maaalsotarers of sieetrio
submarine Gabler, to recover 1871. 1a for hatpin a venni sk,
at colt derlag a period of three amaths for the oompany of gg
defeadaata.
Mr. Lash, Q. 0., sad Mr. Renee Lloyd was counsel for
0. *nett! ; sad Mr. Bole, Q.C., sad Mr. Cohen for the ab
defeedsata.
Aeoording to the pkintirs miasma Mr. Bidder, the re
eogiame, sad Dee of tits directors of the Electric
and Intsmatioaal Telegraph Compeny, celled upon law. 10
sad laid that the eonpsay had nadir oosaddelatioa the 10
dispog with the use of their owa ship, the Monarch,
which they employed Ia eepairtag their sables, on the 1.
K
of the greet sapless of kaspiag Mr. wad s.ksd hum g:
road is oat hie .crew steamer, the Berwick, to the et.
Dempsey for bin. The *feta!! maid be weal& de is. sad silted Is
• sous el 1,0001. a year for the mesh ILL Holder said that lat
wee tee elegieted that y he "maid redoes Oa

750f.Ttho ,aspeay 6.•

terms. flabiequeatly,namely in Doi:, 1884 t s plaintiff
Wide • ktiat 10 the company offering to place
the morel at call on the company's service be-
tween Sunderland or Neweemb sad London for •
period of three year, at two guineas per diem.
or 750 i per swum • amble ram additives! to be paid for
cask. Thie erningioneet the plaintiff mid was aocepted by
Bidder as behalf of the company, and the company
laying mimed to carry it out, he now sued for the mousy
duo for the first thros mouths.
After the exmai•Micia cif the plaintiff and Mr. Bidder,
Mr. &roe llartla said be theaOt there was no evidence
of s contract, sad seasudiad tie *addl.

SURREY SESSIONS•
(THD3 DAT.)

N
OLD COURT. jj
(Before Themes These, Esq.. sod a Bench of Magistrates. et
COMMON OF DL earravncx, ALIAS TOCSIN, ALIAS 808. 1
BONS, THZ BIGAMIST AMD SIFISDLZIL
MI le
Contrary to all expeohadoe, and while nearly everybody Is
had left the court, Henry Charles Smithwick, 32, described pp
in the calendar as a surgeon, was placed in the dock to le
answer several izidielniente found against him for obtaining k
It
goo& and mow from various pawns under false and
fraudulent pretence.. He had no counsel retained for him, 11,
neither wee any learned gentleman engaged for the prose- 114
cation.
On the indictment being read over to him by Mr. Small- I
field, the deputy-clerk of the peace, the prisoner, in a faint I
Take, pleaded guilty, and handed up a document to the 1111
beach.
TM, following is a copy :
" Str,—l beg leave rsepectfully to plead guilty to the
ebarga for which I am arraigned, Lod to throw myself onII
the merciful oansideration of the court. All I can utter in 11
extenuation of the charge would be but assertions without
proofs, and therefore I abstain from making any, simply a
remind'ag the court of what cannot be dented (for •
the testimony of the medical officer of the prison g
in which I am method will fully bear out my words) that
my health is exceedingly primeness, and my body is en.
aired with wounds received in military actions. I will so-
lemnly promise the court the moment lam rektuisd I will I
leave England for ever. Apia prairYig for the merciful
consideration of the courto remain, sir, with respect, your
penitent savant, W. O. Sammie"- —P.& I have been
conliaed to my bed ever knee the 12th of last month."
The Deputy Chairman told the prisoner that, notwith. I
standing hie Yates reepeking bin penitence for the heartless
and wicked crimes be bad been guilty of, it was the duty of
the court. which they owed to the public, to punish him
with some severity. After full consideration, the court
felt that it could not pass a lees sentence than five years'
penal servitude ; therefore, that term of punishment was
recorded.
, The prisoner was about to address the court, but he was
' removed by Mr. Keene, the governor, to the cells below.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

OLERHENWELL.
• couoicr, AND TIM WWI OF • cuiont
.. AN CHABGID
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/FITE nsnio DRELL
Wittiant Wiliiants, aged 33, described on the charge
sheet as a gentleman, residing at 39, QUOMPKIII/O, and
Julia BiAO9, aged 25, of 77, Herrison.street, King's-cross,
both of whom were dated by the police to be, the former
a colonel in the army, and the latter the wife of a clergy-
man, were charged with being drunk, and &mulling the
police in the execution of their duty.
Police-oonstable Cherry, 405 8, said about 1 o'clock this
morning he was called to she Duke of Clarence publicaionee
to mist the landlord in ejecting the two defendants, both
of whose were drunk and making a disturbance. Be as-
sisted in doing so, and both of them were very
violent. In getting them out the female streak him on
the fad, two or three times sad hurt him very much. The
male defendant tripped him (the covetable) up, and bit him
on the back of the neck with his est. He felt the kicks
very mach at the time. The female was so drunk that it
was found necessary to remove her to the polioe.station on
the stretcher.
Pollee-ionatable Connor. 211 8, said that he assisted the
previous witness, and the female struck him about the hoe
and pulled his hair. They were both very drunk, but the
female was the worst. They both made DU of had ha-

The male defendant mid that he was not aware that he
had kicked or struck the constable.
The female said that she was Mused by the police in the
howls from which they had been ejected. They had drunk
tan bottles of chamvscne, for which her friend Williams
had paid 10s. per bottla
Mr. Barker fined the male defendant Ms., and the female
10s., which ware at ono paid.