The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TITITIISDAY BVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1860.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

NNW BARRACKS TOR "MIS WARM.
ist the year 1866, when Lord Plekrik• wag
Beentery of elate ler War, ma skid eammillme ap
Parked te meek or "The term& sesommekillem Orr the
army,* and Ile bet greet ezperlmme Imgnommeed
ambit hem thirlelassen h saw abed tabs paw ha Lam.
don for the balsa of The Omorde seasilliest
1855, In order bglee peastleal dime le their
sempreied Met Oemenmerg *nil belle dhelgae,".=
main reenommidakene enderrideme tide we
poet. TIM posed asps the the oar
mikes, and la belling dodos for Wesley and
cavalry terradm phased Messeelme meet bar-
racks according to the pleas which they shield era
eider the highs* ha merit. Aseordingly numerals
were submitted by military and civil aroldleale,_and
fret prise for infantry barracks was awarded to Mr. Owego
Morgan and that for cavalry barracks to Swam Thomas
end Diey Wyatt, all fallow of the Imillude
British Architects. The promise el sites wpm which to '
erect the proposed barman has proved • eat of dillenky
sad delay. and it r only recently that thk has teen moroM
=d . The array hemlocks an to be masted=
dead the *hate; hammocks have AM beim
on land a4o6lag the ponds of Maim Ifenpflei, mid as
tetweiled for Me Gem& Tlas site mamma between elm*
and twelm eime„ mil is impended hem Mama
ea the earthmekni elle by the new road leaddittlsiist
ab
tima new bribe, to *Mob road k bap ••
tract's 11 le bormled ea the serthmed by Grosvenor-
row sad en Me senthmall by the Orommrcialvoird.
Thipiem et lelhodry barracks derived for 1,000 men
am not Milailsalbr the male as tholepin white the AM
tap
re= have
ohfar batimanattat Lida:
end oar a Increamd moms al cubical 'gam
per awl. 711 e miasmal feature of the plan of the
WSWeta gambles fa, that Melt room is provided for the corn-
patios mumble ef rata, and Modes corateini=rpt
space. has the two sides of it length premed with
'so that through vendkation is obtained. Tim phis am
embrace s detached bwildlng for the oaken, and or. for the
sergeants' quarters. with 11410100 M, a separate hones for the
marrial pnraten • ebegat, SIIIOOI, an infant school, baths
and washbousee, reading-room library day rooms, mm
cpsotry lacturemims, gmanamitun, bali-coerts, ;vomit
I mum, goardveam leck•up Mama stores, quartermilsee
mesa, quoit mood% skittle romi ho. The fret parkas
of the works ef the proposed ?in the altars,
serpents, and merlin, with ordeal; rooms, moo.
query lectioremeinjhrary, nadintrooro, rerd•room
Lam been let by tender at the SUM of 96.0001., to Mr. Wm.
Higgs, builder of laOsbeth, who will (any cot the mine
under the ruPerintendenos of the architect, Yr. Gimp
Morgan. The trenches for the proposed bandmp were
opened on Monday, November 5, being the anniversary of
Inakorman.

A DXI RALTT, NOT. PlOllO 170/f3 AlfD
Arrourr rum —The good monies passim. smarm* try this
death of Admiral far Charlie Naps:, 'C.C.S., hits bora
costorred on Admiral John Aysoough.
the Swarm Z. J. B. Bird is conarmod as chief enema in
Cadman
Arting-Aasistsat-Sargeons C. C. to he
tiara Ms the Viably ; T. R. Oro* la He Drab i R. I.
Fisher, to Iss selitioral to this H. S. J.
Starling, to the Marna ; sad J. to ho additirmal
to lblark* Nilo.
CA. Seriveasr, to the Harrier.
Midshipman P. P. Sortie, to the Charybdis.

AZIRILTST FOR New &WAND. The 3rd
Dathery et the 4th Brigade ii.ya Ariabey, under the coin-
awed d Certain Maroar, embeeked M Gravesend, for New
as the ]ph instant. The batteryaiwes imple=aul
red
bee Areseessi rani, ma the
boos tuft beeseeted is the sereopmmt d them
sieves et tiabsigald Ovsna7 Swab= °a "-
emus of the keg moss tame norms te the
battery wOl est be tam met, bet the requisite ember will
b=heeed is Mamba esd forwarded Mimeo be Item
miler the Aerie of an akar 4 the reglarmet
selected for QM This is a mlieselery mess, ea
ter as it gem se biostios, es the pert of the
11.0011.1.60 t raft Emes foss by fame. The Arm-
itifraguCatr. Savo al ambit web shat work of
this Imisem. mil be, is the eel, more rosrciftd
kid* to delusive hopes, or vacillation
mot eyes to aware interpretalion.—.4 milea-
ges

UNIV72BrI7 INTILLIGENCIL

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17NIVEDIFIT OF LONDON'.
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BM follow-
ing ie amildetee wire Irwe• penal Bee late second
mrsiestbaßit lire degree eillaelesier el 2
Brea eiget Thomas Meek 'a, Bill,
wingSmi, aid nadir ham , Sr.
;=eal La& ; James Braithwaite, sehaei d
agg oW7illina Claybay, pew
.lelwoecire, Ber;
_John We
Bow Berrie, wwere Horkellse
ritiliVrvireirpg Oellap °gab.
Oellegak erra=ea
Oxivereity Meg , Alt/
Aqaba Weaver iitorielhoin sad .refsOn.e Beery
Mir Oo ; Waselagtos yetta •
WigareßeWaieersity rpe Edward Waage, Bt.
Themes
Ilearal —Wallas' Mims, II °°l
liegbill Omit lerrer, liag's Cleave ; Wl=Pite,ll.42:-
:
verdly Oallage ; Sydney Binger, 17aineleity College ; Joseph '
BntNr Bairenity College ; Norge Jima erase Sawa-
den, Ike& College.

04.1131111D01, Noe. 14.
Mama tkaoLagarm.—There will be an ex-
sulamillsa far this scholarship oat Weginveday, Nov. 21, and
TM days at 10 o'clock, in the Divinity Lecture-roam.
may be backelan at Arts of any year nadir
the eartiag at tauter at arts Oandiaake are ma=
give sass to Vice-Chmainalor op or bikes
%kw Mk kola tie *
of their inaction to preempt themselves
to ersmastiss, stating that: names at length said colleges.

THE HOLD SWEDEN.
ITZDUEIDAL
Tide afternoon, the inquiry prosecuted by Mr.
Osumi= wee renuMed, and wee, et all events for the
PZll.timeimeasileimitiving taken his seat in the Teroperinem
led essembilmed a man mom! Sanderson, ia referenoe
to Me Sent bar* bass NM la his palm early ht
m the
mersiag el the
Rae. inuelsr, but the wittier could speak te
arks the
TIM knewbg seemed was them reed :
" George William flunumers, ef the Hack-
oessiebedery, and fannirty superintendent of
the centy pones et Nome, tremby declare that I errata/
Mr. Grow, other precis whatever, that I bad ems
bead on the deer the boat door of Road-hill Hoarq
or whirep err that spot I 'greedy saw a smear of
blood sem the privy door, with* I ppooimnted out to Super.
Melodist bat I do set having told Xr.
Orme ;of this feet. He might hem overheard
us making the remark to some Aber pesos Is the soarms
of sty duties. As to Kr. Grave. sioniset, that I had raid
' that I bed not seetiseed Se het of my having sees
blood es As ea be soy say, and that lOrd
resets tor thee I ber•b7 further cloolare,
Uri so west antis over Timed my bps, and that Mr.
Grass's amentie• nine have eras oat of some m Mande*
steedleg 01 Ns ems. Len quite prepared to remit the
shovel slabeesst eve& if required to do so. —Geozat
Polisse=l7relt lbw returned from visiting the
tea Queens, who ft was said bed seen Mr. Rent in bit
len at five (Meek ce the morning of the murder.
rehesd be Mead, end mid he should sot know Mr.
=f Ile wen to see kiss.
Mr. Reenellere the pesseeded is reel aloud • large num-
bly of susand oiler hem Net resolved. He then
abided to IY Ali or Pelissemebble Milked bad just
paid to Lasibisaathkaffati. At the latter piece he hsd
seem ltbisebstit Om& lie bid received a letter from
Reed, Mr. seem would mot sey ham whom, but he hid
ascertained thmt see • letter bad set Famed through the
Road Poet-ass. b of what bid occurred et the
pgadend res he bad telegraphed to
bine S. nem. or to other words, that be
w loser _ orders. Millard had returned cm
itOrir y, and wh maat tier
Itirt yin
barslaps Oiplais Meredith bad tam
be plies Mobs* Oath mker sermilleses he could not say.
He Ibwgbt it eine be Mime Osmium tent to say that et
weeid sot way whoa—bed
bold bit Shut rlr "dirty, °Mr. etaiploka. sad Mr. Poi-
meek reterned hem the funeral at the 'murdered child to-
, Ow of Ham had mid that Mr. Kist wee saziose
(kestenes Kest " ahead have • eartifiesee of
limey, so that they might be &limed from the come-
quays of so dreallol • Mile Mier other things
away Wiling he was told prlastely but his is-
t wahismvsd/rdelicat• es to hiving his name
I mentioned. He . hooter,.) bed so delicacy et
that kind and he stated the feet publicly,
in order that, tabs, ft might be ecetradietod.
He could inegine that such a ruggeseou maid
0* roma from • Wad_ memble of murder. Hs
did not propose to go any further with that inquiry to-
da, bet bead sot Ina to ekes it Sealy mill it wee ewer. I
beard what the remelt of the applesties kr Si. new rem-
rese's
Lail would be ; and If it- was set pested. this it
woad tail spas the megistrata sad pollee et the =
Wilts enjoin* to 4ierower
erhaleel. end that
ittLergairstor of Waite! Sie deepest dye. After some
remake he supsmled Si. investigation Ise the
peewit
The_ _Ploollter tiesn issuimiel. Mom Weds, het
Mr. Prahro., the suprinterbed er/ Deimettee Bbd's ear,
hos visited the levied Itrome. Welligen esed Warmin-
ster, apparently ce impostant baser. ead has mho been
to the sistropolis, when, after a few bonze stay (sly, ho
relluessd last night to Beth, end thrice, sat Trowbrides,
Red, where be um prement to-dey. His eineider we-
anis and mysteries, aides us eseiticseelt Merest.
Mr. fleftecal=hilealesd of lie Meth Pollee. vbe
it mill hi blower& o• Maeda), bet, but
me helm that he ins emesserthd la incomplete:. his
mission with Ilianbeth Goma.

[With mord to the theteamet at Yr. Summery gives
above, we hare rembed a letter !men Mr. Groner, in which
he rummies that the eommaniattos which he referred to
in his 'Mclean, Weep Mr. finnaders was made to him by
Mr. gammen, them he le ready to Wier* the meatirm
that gentimea ao soak's that le sever did pee the 'pots
al blood is quisliced

THE CHILD MURDER AT ROAD AID
MR. T. B. 1310INDK118.
TO TIM =ITO* OF TO MM..
8114—Mr. T. R Saunders is reported to have
mid, at the °peeing of his *Wry at Ro4 that " he wee
there at the histamine mid with the sanction of the Breast
bola of magistrates," that " his proceedings had beim
wasliewsd by the Bradford bench at a assail's% which they
hal
be ID &Ok tbaraforsi. any resalW which he
*OS bear ass awisil by the whale Ihadisillmoh." I
snr desired by Ow VlO#lTlntill It the sawed hue*
71.11wwwilisd to essador thh wieWer, le ray that Mr.
411sesailea, etritwaragt, ea morbid, b ant founded co
frog, mad that the beach have net say aosawalea with Ma
T. B. ilawnlawf faqviry.—lWlttim
BMA
Clark to the Jailor of the Bradford Petty
boy. 10. fbasioaal

111111117AVO 01 CREDITOR&
_ -40--

The adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mews.
Evans Brothers, builders, was held yesterday. At
the previous meeting the liabilities were stated at
41,4241, and the assets at 24,9111 The former
have sines been inereaaed to the extent of about
6,0001, whilst the total of the latter is estimated
at only 13,4961., the stook on the previous ocs
cation having been greatly over-valued. It was
mentioned that the different contracts of the firm
have been carried on eince the meeting on the Ist
inst. at an expense of only 9001 which had been
advanced by Mr. Lewis, Messrs. Xvans' legal repre-
sentative. The principal of these contracts are the
Merthyr Waterworks, the Swansea Union, and the
Tavistock Hotel, end any delay in the carrying of
them out would probably lead to their forfeiture,
and, as a no:emery consequence, to a great re-
dilation in the assets. Mr. Lintleter, the solicitor,
explained that the committee of creditors of Messrs.
Davies and Co., the bankers, of Slicreditch, were
not prepared to went to any resolution passed
to-day, considering that the meeting ought to be
adjourned for ten days, so as to allow them to
ascertain the real position of this estate. It was
mentioned, however, that the question of wages in
connexion with the carrying on of the contracts
presses from day to day, and the advisability of the
creditors adopting a resolution at once was strongly
urged. As regards the proceedings already initiated
under the Private Arrangement Act, it was stated
that the firm is prepared to file a proposal on the
17th inst., and that the first meeting will take place
on the 28th inst. A resolution was finally adopted
in favour of the liquidation of the estate under the
private arrangement clauses, and it is understood
that meanwhile money will be provided to carry on
the contracts. Nevertheless this resolution may
have no effect, in face of the opposition shown by
the committee of the creditors of Davies and Co.

LONDON AND BI TRY ST. EDICT/DR RATLWAT.
project which was Itof==ixitho blot two jean has
Wee red. The root* is from Chipping Oairar
to Dummy, sad throe to Vt. Edmonds. Running
powers are also to be applied for over the Loudon, Tilbury,
cad lleuthend ; lecnden and Bleolnrell ; Beatara ()amiss;
2rdah,e Ovine Valley and Halstead; Whom )(Word.
g Lel= llaioa ; and Newmarket lines.
OTITITAL PALACI. --OMB 811 MALMO DAY. —WlD-
vramaAT Nov. 14. —Attotimiodati want, 523 ;ditto by
esines Melnik 473 ; total Adam 9K I

lab ifidelifgence.
243171 TY COURTS.—Nov. 14.
(Edon the Load Chapinllor.)
• MOS V. CIAIMINGTOIr.
This nne an weal from Vice-Chancellor wood. The
soh was bettinled for the peewee of setting aside • mar-
i thee settleamet and • deed of separation, on the ;round of
dinged= of the =rho hy the Court of Divorce and
lffeerimodal Chem The pmatea, Mr. Evans, was married
Alaimo to Mks now one of the defendants in
lie ram By. • eettlement a sum of 5001. wee
Eto COOTS by way of jointure after the
I. :, hot husband, if survived him. Very shortly
roarriege *trail bad reason to believe that
'be did not we the affections of hie wife, and in Marsh,
1861, she left Ms house, and refused any longer to schabit
with hits. In May, Itsl, • deed at separation wee executed,
by which an alum* of 2601. was secured to Mrs.
grans for her separate me, with • provision that
it should be increased to 3601 • year ou the death
of her hushing:Fe mother end he wee indemnified agaleat all
egos or debts by the wife, and empowered in nee of being
actually obliged to pay any future debt contracted by her
to retain the amount out of Qs annuity secured by the
deed et seFeration. In July, 1864, the plaintiff brought en
action for criminal conversation whim a Mr. Roraima,
with whom, it weed Mn, Evans bad sot onlyooni-
mitted adultery atter, but had kept up an improper inter-
mune before her marriage. A verdict wee found in the
Oast instance for the defendant, but in • new trial • verdict
was found for the plaintiff with 5001 damages. In Fe-
. 1868 r the plaintiff petitioned the Ceent el Diverse
and Maleraionial Causes for • dismantle' et the
msniege ' • and in January, 1860, the u
wee diseolved, Robbeas, who had bea=
• co-respondent, Wog ordered to pay all the sorb.
The murk however, eiselined to give the plaintiff
any Mid in respect of the imellige settlement or the deed
of separation, on the grand. id want of jurisdiction. Be-
adle the twin in the DIMINO One, which he had been un-
Aisle mower from Boitineon. the plaintiff had incurred
soots in the 'otiose for "she. gee." and in ening for • sera,
idiom in Ashes Corn to the amount in all of 5,000 t.
The hid not=eseareadly under the deed of
el mentege, end an action
for the asses es the' led pensed was brought by the
lemilee. lky his tbe pirdsM urged that whin no de-
fense to this ratios, and that ha could only relief in
reaped al the deed of sepseatioo in this court. The bill
alleopedosa a ground for the raid sew, that the marriage
as well as the settlement wee peters[ by fiend and collo-
idal cilia pkintiff's late mitered Mimel dew previous
to marriage she bad, unlearn le OkimeM, car-
ried ea an improper intercom* with Botiessa. and the
coeuseliaa tus termed maim* to the 11111frisge was, an
le Ors mesa
in tbe timer*. ; that she
WI
the is Nat* MIL in order the more readily
to mikes adulterees letmesurse with Robinen ; that
she had haodulently mewed the plaintiff to execute the
deed el separation, for the pewee of more
lag en that isteracenee; lied al Ihe time of th=age any
= was wholly ~et
of any improper in-
hering taken between the then
Mir Varriegton and or any other per-
son that he MIS induced to ' at the time of
the marriage, and up to the time of the eziention of the
trdeed of separ•tira, and subsequietly, until be diseovend
that she wee • person of good character and
virtue, and that unless be bad entertained
this beast be would not have married her. The bill preyed I
besides the setting aide of the settlement that if this court
was elf ispiaks tint it had no *indiction in the matter, but
that the Divorce Court was the Goon to deal
with it, then that some be directed
in that court for trissraPeerpora. It was also
prayed that if the separation deed wee held to be
valid it shoold be declared that the coati incurred
geta he
de=otiff were costa immured by him on account at
of his late wife subsequently to the exemitiee
of the deed, and that be should be indemnified against
▪ lie osin out of the annuity granted by the deed. To
this bill • demurrer wee entered, on the ground of want
el scatty ;Abed slier argument the Vice Uor held
that the deans, was mamtainable, on the ground of the
Aimee el ley distinct averment of adultery between the
A.7.1.8:11 the deed
of separation. The bill was tuber
aftimieff, and on the arse eamion for hearing
held that the Court Chancery had no
.to deal with the marriage settlement, and as
te
the deimed of
bill. separation, the* the midmost failed, and he
&ina the

Mr. Boltaad Yr. Hallett appeared for the appeal ; Sir
H. Oairos sod Mz. Fred* supported the decree.
The arguments ware aot wueluded.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 14.
Shiley in Banoo.—(Before the Lard Chief Zooklse, Mr.
Justice Hill, and Mr. Justice Black'Aura.)
This was Crows Paw day.
THOXAB DOICE, APPILLMIT, ALELANDIII TIMM

This was a mos stated by one at the metropolitan magi-
strates. It set oat that the complainant not being a
licensed waterman, had been found navigating a lighter on
the river Thames between Teddington Look and Gravesend,
contrary to the Waterman's Amendment Art, the 22 and
23 Vic., cap. 133.
The defeace was that the appellant bad started from
OuslcUord, and bad not therefore plied between Teddington
Lock and Gravesend within the meanies of the bah ra-
tion of the act ; and secondly, thee as die older act, the
7 and 8 Geo. IV., contained aa inception in Amer of what
wen tinned western bargee, that is to my bargee ply
between Kingston sod London Bridge, it was contmdedthe
szeiptke should be maintained under the new sot.
Their lordships, however, overruled both objection, and
so the entirktion was upheld.
Mr. Bovol, Q. 0., and Mr. Prentice appeared for the ap-
pellant ; Mt. Scotland for the raspowlent.

DI TEN MArna of LK ATIO/DIZT.

Xt. /I'llfahola moved he • rvk callieg upon an attorney
of this court to above Ganes why an attachment should sot
issue againd him for not delivering up certain papers pur
suant to an order of Mr. Juatice Wales, made at chambers
ca the 29th of August last. Tim ceder bad been mad* •
rule of court.
Rule nisi granted.

TIM WILLI W. DANEIL 11101011.-121 Winn lILICTION.
As my hi remembered in this am, whisk mai an inform-
ers at the Wean d the AllimrarKeaseel againat the
&Mae* Itir harm bathed • peeeoa aimed Prowles, at the
last ism* elecrem, and whisk was triad at the but sum.
are mho at York, Mem Kr. Bares KM* and the de-
fembat laving been hard gallby, Mr. Edward James, Q.C.,
isoved far • new trial in the come of last week, on the
Cewhat aught be termed misdireation on the part of
at
eraid Judge, and she for the improper reception of
evklemee.

Their Lordships hay* acennhod with Baron Martin an.
seemed ad the diskediM wee Ilk titled to a role nisi tor
aaNrtri.

COURT OT COMMON POUR —Now. 14.
Einar at Nisi Prim is Uiddleesz.—(Befor• Mr. Justine
Willem and • Common Jury.)
stsem s. .101113111.--/MIXOT AOCEDINT.
The plaintiff was a journeyman patter, sad the defend.
ant was a header. Both panne raided in the neighbou►
hood of Ldington. Damages were abinied upon the ground
that the plantar had been knocked down and injured
through the negligence of the defendant.
Mr. fierjeuit Toner and Mr. H. Williams appeared for the
plaintiff t Mr. Elerjeant Shee for the defendant.
wa: accident hapanied. on the
occasion the went out oifiritrehbir February
sedan&
child 2i years old. The wife, wishing to buy some articles
semseary for her approaching confinement, went
into) linendraper's. and warn there about an hour, the plain-
tiff Mos& passing the time in a beerhonse, where he had
• pint of beer. They afterwards proceeded on their way
home, and in crossing the Caledonianmad the plaintiff
who was a few yards a-head, was knocked down by the
&fondant's cart, and trodden on by the horse. The cow
supreme were that his right arm was dislocated ad the
bone broken, and in addition two of his ribs were broken,
and there were also some minor injuries.
The quetiou in the muse wee whether the plaintiff bad
been tiOred by the negligence of the defendant, and upon
this question miasma was given on both *idea.
The plaintiff's see was that be was walking across the
road with his child in his arms, in • proper and careful
manner, and 'that he winknocked down in oceingnance of
the defindant driving fast and timelessly.
On the other hand it wee said that the animal the defen-
dant was driving was an old pony, gent 13 hands high. and
the speed at which it was going was live miles
an hour. The defendant Owned the plaintiff arose-
Mg the road, staggering and running, and believed
that be was the worso for liquor. The defendant and
another person who was in the cart called to him in
empty time, but nevertheless the plaintiff can
spinet the cart, and hinuali caused the accident. The
defendant's cart was at the time close to the kerb on his
riot side.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 201.

dvarant of the Arsenal t 1 s salary of 250/. per =Wink
and bad never intended to maks himself liable for the pay-
ment of uniform' for tie 113 men of which his com-
pany consisted. The fact was that the plaintiff,
'anxious to make the uniforms for the corm
obtained the permission of the defends:it to make a
unifonn at the prise of 21. lfia The men foeeuthe
company examined the materials, and the plaintiff, in reply
to their inquiries, said they might have twelve months' credit
ISeveral of this man gave redo for the uniforms, but or
they were not completed within the speeded time, the
orders wars withdrawn, and given to Messrs. Silver, of
Corahill. The defendant denied that he had personally
given orders for the uniforms, and he bad allowed his
ooloureergeant to collect the money from the
men. He should hive been in a position to pity the plain-
tiff an instalment of 40/. from the contributions of the men
before the action bad been brought..
In his croas-examination he skied that be bad received
upwards of 70'. on acieotust of the plaintiff, and bad paid it
into the clothing fund, but Messrs. Silver having made great
exertions to complete the uniforms in a week, he bad paid
them an instalment subscribed by the men whom that firm
had supplied.
Evidence having been called in support of the defendant's
case,
The further hearing was adjourned until this day.