The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

PHE OREAT 8.:07.ERN.

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY.
The number of visitors to-day on board the great
ship was not more than 400, among whom we noticed Cap-
tain Engledue (superintendent of the Peninsular and Oriental
Company), Captain Mangles (of the Royal Mail Company),
&c. The fact of the Great Eastern being open to-day for the
inspection of visitors was not generally known until the
statement appeared in this morning's publication of the
Daily Neu; when it was too late for visitors to avail QM-
selves of the information te-day. The weather too was some-
what unfavourable. The srraagements which are now being
made for the accommodation of visitors will soon be generally
known. The South Western Railway Company have signi-
fied their intention of conveying visitors by that line of rail-
way from London, Kingston, Weybeidge, and Woking at
13e. 6d. first-clam, and fie. 6d. third-clew passengers; this
fare including pier and steam dues,:and admission on board
the ship, with return to each of the shove places. The time
for leaving L.-indent is 9 a.m., and the return from South-
ampton is 615 p.m. The other stations on this line in eon.
sexton with the above arrangements are Fernhogought
Winchfield, Basingstoke, Mickeldever, Winchester, end
Biahopatoke, the charges varying from 10.. diet-claw to
4.. 61. third-clam, including as above the passage to the
ship ani admission on board. Other arrangements will
shortly be made in connexion with the South Coast line, from
Brighton and Portsmouth to Dover, and alert the Great
WAWAVS line in connexion with the Midland Counties, &n.
The great ship is directly opposite Sydney Lodge, the seat of
the Earl of flardwithe, and a good view of her is obtained
from Osborne, the residence of her Majesty.

THE FRENCH COCHT.—A letter from Compiegne
gives the following details of the proceedings of the
Court .—" The first stag-hunt took place on Friday,
the meet being at the Pelts-du-Rol. The Emperor
was not present, but her Majesty, In a charming
hunting costume, arrived on the ground at one
o'clock, followed by the guests of the palace. A fine ten.
antlered slog wagoners after found, and allied after a splendid
run of an hour. At night the curry took place by torch.
light in the curt-yard of the palace with the usual cere-
monial, the Emperor and Empress witnessing it from the bid.
cony. Other hunts are fixed fur the 9th, 16th, 23rd, and
28th. Daring the afternoon, the Emperor, accompanied by
his aide-de-camp, Colonel Reille, entered the shop of M.
Lebrun, bookseller, and examined with great attention
a number of photographic prints. A new portrait of the
Empress particularly attracted the notice of the Em-
peror, who purchased It, with several others. His Majesty
afterwards visited the church of St. Jacques, and resumed to
the palace through the park, visiting the dog kennels on hie
way. On Saturday there was a batter' In the reserved park,
and in the evening the artistes of the alan performed in the
court theatre the Testament dit Gar Girod9t, being the piece
ordered."

MM. Bogolouboff, Strom, Boudkovary, Tscher-
nikoff, and other Reticles artists residing to NT* have
just addressed a letter to Count de Mauled, com-
plaining of the extraordinary conduct of a Russia
named Wassilitchiltoff. "It appears," mays Galegnassi,
" that this person, on his own authority only, had
gone to the residence of these gentlemen, and in their absence
had, under some pretext or other, obtained aroma to their
apartments, where he examined all their papers and after-
wards interrogated the eervants and porters as to their habit,/
and means of existence."

The official Gazette of Vienna says:—"
the Duke of Modena has left Vienne for Italy to inspect hie
troops, and to secertais for himself, on the approach of
winter, their position mad their wants."

Gatigleani of yesterday has the following :•-•
" We regret to state that Mr. Mitchell, the originator of the
Zoological Gardens in the Regent's-perk, and inventor o
the aquarium, who was imitated in retie with the cegeereee
tion of the grounds belonging to the SociOte d'Accliamtatione
committed suicide, at his residence at Neuilly, on Thursday
night. The motive for this melancholy act has not
transpired."
TABll.Sell t.—We have the satisfaction upon the
present occasion of presenting our readers with copious
details of Leers from Tasmania. A Garr and wellrfouoded
complaint is forwarded home of the iojustlce of continuing
to compel the colony to support in her hospitals, lunatic
asylums. and other institutions, the whole of the convict.
whom the mother wherry has found it convenient to sweep
off. Sir E. B. Lytton has returned a [livelier answer to pri-
nt:MS reprewateatoos from the colony upon the subject, sad
the naturel consequence is a reiter►tion of the complaint in
bitterer end more angry tone. The colonists deserve bertee
treatment; and the confidence which they copiers in the
mother rosnrry's souse of justice must not be belied.-•
I Alutridiam

LAW INTELLIGFNCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

The two *raid ewes, ..011 for ssr► porefea of t►e toasty
of 14"bellesese were this mooing swore bdon Mr. Jostle
Weight..., the r mar pa... Judo. Tile". smut jariee etre
scams en es ry tho.eth it rarely ►apps. Inst they
bare •ey dot.. to ebech.rge, seams to tho IsAblen e.tfarcel
by the en •1 mot t.oftect at the Mestileors %sakes sad the
Control Creaeisal Court.

fa curvets th• afar, rid he did sot know
1.• *as il sly, would b. brought afore them, but
be ib ingot it hie duly isfols tag o that • chasge bed
tat. a plie a la the law whkh say affeet ths that
;might to brusghg before theta. It had frepustly hap.
pose I "bat very V. aof me pox frilings had boss taker
apiorat are bobtail their backs on the ett pert*
glamor at of preetutnre before greed juries 'Asa
the formai hats( had as opportunity of !sowing
the charge thee was abut to he preferred, piffled there very
aces to great etas. sad trod,* and laying them ova lobe
apprehended orb aufga'• ',arrest. By en act aimed kat me-
sas et puha:peat. and who lima rata operatics es the
IM Pearl:ober law that poor b ttkea sway, end so Ulan
ran sow go before • /mad jar, to prase salt bale
of iuds toast without some previous peerrediese
gi*,n t ens party Ottrtr.d an ovortestty of
kaosisi the eatery .4 the charm toe be
teased
agate. his. II therefore any hell see preseet:d to Ibis fat
Pell2rl, "2b^romios of Perldlr, gals* nary se eller pro.
ynrty miler fah. argils'.. keepisa • guabflerg or diseederty
hm.e, or lade est mean.% which was specified ia tbM act al
pwlsavaent, it would be i het • duty to teeters' if the provisions
of the In. hat tees complied wish beans they lased the bill.
for without they had bees they (the /wry) weld Mee to
authority to dud the bill.
Tar greed alas Oita retired.