The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-08 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOS OP THE. EX THESE.

Sta,—l have seen your erroneous and libellous
report of what you allege to have taken place in the Moral
Criminal Court to-day in the we of my 'result en Alderman
Salomon*.
1 sin unquastionably, I hope, a seaman ; but yon are also
perfectly aware that I ant • lieutenant (coureipeloned
officer) in her ILetjeety'a Royal Nary; and there can. be no
neietaking your °mires (it you refuse to publish MO in im-
properly dreribing me amply sa a seaman, which ta alto-
gether • different ambit and professional position.
As yea have, however, lent yourself to the promulgation
of a Übe and tUlliCioUP taltreny, that I am imam., which
Alderman Solemnize denied no hie oath that he ever intended
to impute to me—and I afferded sufficient proof to the con-
trary in court to-day—l have to inform you unless
this %ate is inserted in your Was of to-morrow,
and • proper retraction of the imputation of insanity
published (*bowing that year conduct has nut been
malicious), I obeli cruse immediate proceedings to be
taken againet the proprietors of the Ezpre. (meat reluc-
tantly) for the false and malevoleet libel and calumny you
have propegoted.—l em, &c,
FRANCIS BIGGINSON,

----
Newgate, Jon. 8. Lieutenant }loyal Nevy.
[Lieutenant Higgineos complains that In our abridged Te-
ri of the peon edings on hi. trial In one impreseion of
Iharedey last he wati—l, described as " a Demean ;" 2, repre-
meow dto be 111.1110. With reference to the first cmopleint,
the deem iption in the report is the enme as in the indict-
mast—with reference to the second, the pearsge complained
of expresses no opinion of the editw or the repot ter ; it
occurs in what purports to be a brief summary of the state-
ment of counsel. We have never represented Lieutenant
Higglnson to be insane.—En. of Express.]

THE REP. MR. PUGH AND THE ST. PANCRAS
GUAISIOIANN.—The Rev. TOoteee Pugh, who wee lately
dis-
mieeed from his office of chaplain to the St. Pancras Work-
house for heving refused to divulge the eddrees of the late
asabdant•surron, ihe some baying been communicated to
him in big *inanity se a minioter of religion es a professional
and privileged communicetion, haa appealed to the Poor-law
Comuduioners to Institute an official inquiry into his conduct
and to reinstate him in bte office. The board of guardians,
bewever, deny the right of the commissioners to interfere in
the natter, as they are appointed under special act of puha-
' went. The board also denied, upon a recent *maiden, the
right of the commireionere to Pend en auditor. but, as the
commissioners insisted, the guerdiane gave way.
[Advertisement.]— PERFECT lhossnox, sound
hum. ned grove nemr aro renewed. by De Herr7n ddlefee
nedletne. IttenifVellie..ft. en depose to tbe moot enfeebled. *these
retorted lieraleum A melee Food. eblen ewes IVO Omen Its eel
Wm media% mended efleelony lteelesMfee
stafairaf., astatenser. aridity. Id Null= el nr.r.
rhatr.le. earth...m:lo. teedaebee eerreemea. tenoesneee Donerof
hroa. over DeZ Seepeedreey. eplmint.
alVlallrr,..ll.,m net. klharl'aibd. Dr".
se toed Steen en
bearenal the Doke of Plostme. se we
thindpee-
sees diettiertien.-eseletere. Ts. Dd. ; 111 h. Se. The 111 b. ten
Ow free on receipt of eminence orate. Berry De to
an_,_.d
ieweeestreet. London. f Mem. Hawn. and Co.,
Sebes. SO. Orsoecneythares.