The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-04 00:00:00

The Anistant-moster—He says he will never leave me. s •
The Lord Mayor—l chill endeavour to prevent that by as'
measuriog out to him an increased degree of punishment ft
upon every occasion on which be may be brought before me. Lin
The defendant—But what mu Ito d.h F My simmer won't
have auythisir to do with me. /1/
no Lord Mayore—l don't wonder at it. You are an idle I
though Mile-DOW young man. You must pay the
amount of the damage rti have done or go to prison.
The defendant—l can't pay say thing at all.
The Lord Mayor—Then you man be locked up and suff.r
is roman for the inischieL 1 shall now mad you for 4 days,
IMO thy mat tame 3 on shall have something 1101110. a.
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John any, an Irish tailor, wee chargad with drunken-
sees and violent conduce.
The defendant, a well-dreved man, was proved to have it
been tumbling about the attest, without seeming to acs N
whether he did ufschief to himself or to any one else. aL
Tae defendant-1 assure yea, my lord, that for nineteen
years I kept the pledge, sad I we now 41 years of age ; and
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as long as I live I shall waver break it again.
The Lord Mayor—Your appoweace indicated that yon
have been acting well, bet house try to keep you up In
your c ad wt, and therefore dull fee you fie.
The defendant paid the Ise my respectfully, and re- pa
peatel his promise to the Lord Mayor. W.

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(IT ZLICMICI TILL/LOILIPM.)
NEWMARKET (THIS DAY).

Aaervta—May Moraine, Learoehawn, Trreefort, But-
outer, Lney Fektmer, Nichols; Tbreeerlaa. Vials f.,
Rowse Gaels, Caesarea, Failledeea, Beeswax 4 New Fo-
rest Deer f Concordat o, Nydreisel, sad Ka.ght of Here.

CARLISLE.—(THIS DAY.)
Arra:vre.—Lifeboar, Mak, Daniel, Maggie, First Lord.

Among the obituary annouoemecta to-day Ire
observe the following :—" On the 28th June, at the residence
of his sister (Mrs. Bradlo)), No. 1, Norton-tenses, Long-
sight. user Manchester, James Hudson, Esq la toe 66th 14
yea of his age; for ties years Asaistrnt Breramry to the to
Royal Society, and upwards of twenty years fleeretaty to 100
the Royal Agricultural Society of England."
EDINBURGH PENNY SUBSCRIPTION TO THE lee
IlltaroLlTAN ElSthsti• Penn.—The following loiter has Ira
Lew received in acknowledgment of the penny contriba- g,
tons from this city to tloNespolitan exiles' fund :—" 1, Pall- m
MA East, leindon, 25th Jane, 1869.—Dear sir —1 here ro
received with great pleasure your letter of the 24th instant,
enclosing a costribution to the Neapolitan exiles' fend of
401 from the trade' operatives of Edinburgh. Among the En
teeny gratify Jog cencounicatione I have received in my IT
official vane:ion with this fend, I have not had one that di
&fiords me more plots= to read than that in which you ...94
convey this liberal end ithly-generous addition to the monies 23
that hove boen raised throughout the kingdom, at once as a NS
protest eganet the trinity and cruel despoil= under width ES...
Elm refugees had so long suffered, and se a testimony of
the letting. of that humanity that can see in the @troupe pi
east upon ocr shores, no matter of what country, nitro, 41
or position in life. a claim open oar sympathy an our
aid. It will gratify the entweribtes to hear that a aunt
eseseding 10,0001. has been ratted, and that this amount will
enable the committee to apportion to each of the aizty-nine
mile+ such a aura (eccueding to the circumetsnoes of their a.
age, the number of children, &e . &e.) as will materially Ii
mist la placing them in positions t a pin their own 2
livelihood for the future. Most of the exiles have lett Bag- se
bad, but se their case is not included is the terms of the et.
walled ameeety of the young king, they meet not ratan II
to Naples, at lout fir the present. I moot cordially ogre. so
is the asntimsnta with which your letter closes, and I ein• 10
011114 Nig that out of the present straggle may speedily 21
arise the liberation and independence of hey, and that that le
asentry, instead of being down-trodden and oppressed es she
has been for ape, may soon take her place in the brother-
hood of nation-, free and dicenthralled I
the ally of freedom
civilisation, toad religion. It would give me pleasure did
know the nooses and addressee of the saboribers to thank to
each perwinally, but perhaps you will kindly do to, securing
them of the best itumk• of copied and of the committee for
their Lanlewne contributiose, and for their generous gym- a
reatay with these exiled men.—Believe me, deer sir, to be r
your faithful servant, A. Inixmao.—Mr. George Len." ge
MONUMENT TO THE LATE COLONEL MAULE.—
Wi Arun are now engaged in erecting a beautiful marble
Wrist in the pariah church of Peabride, east from Italy by
Prince Deraidoft, as a tribute of respect to the memory of the
lerseatel Colonel Mauls. The monument is of Clothk ffee
design, having buttresses on each olds, with a crocloted
conopy above. In the arched heed ars carved the raiment Le
arms end motto, below which is the inscription panel, and g
beneat'i that a @era of the Scats thistle. The whole is IN
raguie tely carved oat of a solid block of fine Corers merbh,
and mot form an elepar and lasting niemorial of the gallant ;
offl:cr in whose memory it is erected. The following is the it
inscription on the monument :—" Sacred to the memory of ..1^
the Hon. Lauderdale Mode, second son of William Lord g,`•
Penman', M.P. fir the meaty of Forfar, Surveyor-Demerol
of the Ordnance, Colonel in her Mulesizmeerviee, end See
=H.M. as pen in command of H. 79th t, the Celserea •
Hip hi.nimes. Thus monument a erect in testimony of the le
devoted off-Odom and friendehip of Anatole Detailed. May
we meet fa a better land."

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BIQUIDITS TO 7116 Fare eIIURCIL—The late Dr. is
Clark, of Weetw Matt, in addition to the munificent rums ;
which ho undertook, during hie life, to pay to and In ece-
union with the Frew Church College in Glasgow, amounting
to upwards of 24,0001., has me& a moat liberal provicon for ;
the endowment of bursaries for etudente of the college. He s
bequeaths the sum of 400/. annually to be applied fur that
partiec. Dr. Club farther pn.vides oneihirlf of the ram T.-.
which 111 ty be required for completing the CeroptuVe Tower
of the eellege, and 4001. towards the compktion of the two
towers on lb* Fres Colter* (Dr. Buchanan's) Church. The I,
total contributions of Dr. Clerk to, and in connexion with,
Glargow College, amount (capitalising the *poultice) to
about 35,000/.
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Count Charles Giulio, one of the most eminent
men is Pos,dreest, died on June 29, deeply regretted. He
wart • dialagnished mathematical professor, a senator, and a
councillor of mate. On mere than one occasion he broke a
lanes is the moats with 11. Carom on economical sindlier,
sod canted away the rote against all the illaUbliCe and talent
of that minister.
A grand concert took place on Saturday night
lot at the large pater factory in Woolwich Arsenal, in @Riot
the fund for the establishment of • library and leading-roan
foe the use of the artisan sad Labourers. The sp.cloas
building ears well fitted up for the OCC/1/1011, and the walls
was decorated with colour* of all nations. The audience
con.Otre of about 2,000 ponces.
CA RELI'.6 ACCIDENT.—The Lancubire and
Ch,shire Ilirtnio So iety Laid their /moue] excursion on
Saturday. Button sae thaplace Axed upon for the society's
vas, when the works of Mr. O. J. French were Inspected.
The whole pasty conoistiog of about 60, gentlemen
and WM together, left Bolton to, the Lanca-
shire lakes at Rivistrion. The day was very hap-
pily epees, but as unhappy salient on the num of
the patty marred the pleasure of the excursion. A chores-
, bone which conveyed a section of the excursionists lost a
fore wheel when the horses were drawing it at a brisk pace,
and come nt the gentlemen were thrown to the ground.
Marko Simms, of Manchaier, sustained a 'otiose isjay.
The driver's leg wee frecimed, end one at two ethers ware
more or less hart. The ustetenam autism* were conveyed
to the Bolton lefineary, where thee sow remain.
CRYSTAL PALACR —HALF-CROWS! ISAY.,—SATUR-
DAT, JOLT 2.—Admisekwe en payment. 2,606; dittos by
seam greets, 2,553. Told Mails% 4118.