The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1859.

is ens egad= which the Emrich inhibitor often annoonces,
mmely, that the poseemisa of Lombardy is in reality
a mums of nohow, to Ametria, and that, wen
she Is denim tie ladspaileree, sad maim sa
Amadeu Amebae !Mg of Lombardy and VIEW. ea-
witbdnewleg her German troops hoes 1017, am only
wood she, by ma • policy, diaspmst the ambMan el P
mat, bat might hereafter estabdth for herself he them mar
hiss a mare healthy sad legitimate Whelan, butted of Wag
awaW throughout the whole penimal•"
la • Wslsr se bar wires aakehten shooed, dated the
4th wI., Lead Plabwrabary intim late a tureen.* of the
venom nonmeliens. and soodnike with saying In the
=pains ef the efestaaditeg pros, it would obviously
Is stftengt restrain them from engagiog
is •deadly straggle. Her lesjosty's government will, how-
ever, watch the pages of the war with the most anxious
'Mention, and will be toady to avail themselves of any oppor-
molly that may orbs for the enrolee of their good offices in
the muse of peon. It le their earnest desire and firm inten-
tion to observe the most scrupulous neutrality between the
centeading parties."
The two Lot dispatches enslat of ono from Count
Walewald, to the French Mioister at Vienna and which wee
communicated to Earl Malowebory by the Duke of ?dekko!,
sod one which oomph.' upwards of four pagee, from Earl
Malmesbury to Lord Cowley. This dispatch beta forth tho
foreign policy of the Derby administration in the following
tame

Bud Ong impertielly the conduct of both Austria and
regard to Italy, and lamenting most deeply the
spirit by which both have been steamed, her Majesty's
government cue, nevenheloss, have no doubt is to the coarse
which It teats than to pursue in the present emergency.
The British government have always, recognised sa • sacred
isle of intatostional obligation, that no country has a right
anthoritatively to interims in the internal affairs of a foreign
Wae_ „or with a sound policy, long withhold its
adteowledgeoent of any new form of government which may
be adopted and tietabliehed, wi,hout t.stritrial usieirpttion or
=.by Ike spontaneous wish of its The
gevernment have shown, for • loco of yours,
how elmthly they have observed these principles, sod they
euretinly cannot depart from them on the present wagon,
however earnest may be their denim to ware the freedom
el the Ile sa and to mantilla the treatise
which toolitool ce of their respective Oates.
The government of the Emperor of the French appears to
anticipate that, notwithstanding the abhorrence with which
her Majesty's government contemplate the coming war, and
the ratite which they attach to the principle of nonOttar-
ferenca, they will yet be brought to co-operate with Brume is
the present epooseioa. The imperial goverameat bee had
too many pooh of late years of the moiety of the British
goversamet to act together with them in all
measens caloalated to lead to the general ad-
wl= d Wiese, to suppose that it is other-
with steam regret that her Keiestra
overa-
msat hell thermion precluded, by every eoastdere
from asomiatiag themselves with France fa the
They believe that that etnaggle will be wive
of sod rain to Italy, so for from sooderatiag
the of freedom In that oonntry, will impose
apes it a heavier buries of present nun sad Inters
ta•stion. They fog that the war, on whatever principles It
may be copomeed.und whitlow objects It F./ osellemplete,
will infallibly boxer • war dextreme sial
and °plebes. They me met bat dread that t
may reset on other seeker, and thee, et an early da , all
Europe will be involved in the 00IkAke. Your EeaUseay,
who Ism taloa es motive • part in the efforts of her Majesty's
genenment be avert these tenths, will, more easily than any
too understood the bitter disappointment of her Majesty's
that ell these effort. have proved unavailins.
evreerawmi thelese, year Bacellesey will assure the French
goverment that her Majesty's ministers will not be de-
tetrad by dfilleakisa, past or (stare, from otter Wain. hmeafbar any overture which maybs made to
WI
by either of the contending pasties, bodice-
lag • Mepositiota to mil themselves of the good °feces of
Nay, more ; her Mejesty's government will watch
the attention the robes phases of the war ;
ad If an comataaity should present itself fur pleading the
mar aif paw, sod recoaciliatioe, they will not welt to be
looked, bed will et ease Mader themselves as mediators,
is the dame hops that their offer may be accepted,
sad Ised to pease. They will do so with the
dud deteneinedies M carry out each a mediation
Is • mirk d fallasse sod impertiality, and with en earnest
desire le allabliel end secure • welltheleaold and real We-
alth' Mika sisals, sad a general improvementCai=lelaatkors thireughoot the Peninsula of Italy. The
=lref the heeds me/ be emated that if this oppor-
should present huM, berZe government will
Imakinely oreperees with Ms Ist Mejesty, and will
nook* meet Amer* at egiMa themselves placed ea
the same ram with • meet valved ally, swing
with Prance Y every work Mimeos and el

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAT.)

The less swim of the Central Criminal Court was
=2 thr Iltifla•I before the Right Honorable the Lord
the Reaserre, Aldermen Sir J. Duke, L&WTOIIM, and
Marl, re Sbee=adia-Sheriffs, and the nasal arhoritlie
ti the City al
Then an 117 risme. he trial at this tarlaa.
Trisaaweer, la dr Vag the grand Jam anramed bis
ripet tad be semi air coagratulate the. upon the °r-
ake Ora ciamisr, as it was one of the heaviest that he
err serniarred. There win as Ws ibes thy charges of
wiltal maker, nod arm at mandisghter, and a
swim et ober very Mk.= 01•11/, and the ca-
rols, allagellser, r bed Ware stated, contained
• pease angrier of emirs charges than he had ob-
eased at say previous session. The first charge of murder
was one against a man named Moore, who was accused of
destaniag his wife by stabbing her, and it appeared that
under the inheres of jealousy he had stabbed her, and
that bee death resulted from that injury. Two other
premiers muted Jeremiah Coghlan and Henry Adams wen
also charged with a similar offers. and in all three CNN ft
appeared to him that the facts as they were disclosed is the
deporione, artabliabed the oilers of wilful mur-
der, and It would te the daty the grand Jan
to retain true bills for that °Sean. The karth
car of seceder was one fa which a young roma, named
Perry, was charged with that offence under peculiar cfrevsm-
&tamces. It appeased that the dead body of an infant was
found in a boa that bad been left by the prisoner at a lodg-
ing she occupied two years ego, but there did not appear to
be any evidence that the death rote from violence, and if
say doubt should arise aim this pole, the grand jury writ
=retitled la finding a true bill. th• lordship then
to the ore if Mr. Smethurst, who ie
created with the murder of a female named Isabella
Beokea, at Richmond • and he observed that the
circumstances under which the charge was prefeersd
appeared to be of a very extraordinary and pemllat cha-
racter. He evil he did not consider it necesearierzo
through the whole of the facto disclosed in the
tiers, but he would merely state that the suggestion op
the part of the prosecution wes that the deceased
died from the adminietretioa of an Irritant poison, such as
resale or antimon and that this polecat was admistireed
by the proem. the float thing for their coaaideratioa wea,
whether they thought it was made out to their ear-
faction that the death really did arise from the
strarration of poiaoe, and it they thought that
this bet was established, they would then outsider
whether It was made out that the prisoner was the person by
whom that poison wee administered. The Recorder then
peoreded to call the attmtion of the grand jury to the mar
dr Oats is the ease, and he expressed his opinion that the
pared jury would undoubtedly feel it to be their duty to re-
nts a true bill.—The greed Jury then retired.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAT.)

MANSION HOUSE.
..111111XPTFD SVIC7IM-STIRANOI CARL

_,......
.............4 • poor,wretched,mumble-looking
arainam was with attempting to commit suicide, by
J let* des ger at London-bridge. It 11114 0120iltl that
Phi Ikea the steps between sin and seven o'clock on
11=
Wen, and wee, with some difficulty, rescued.
11111ayor inquired whether there was In court any-
time wire knew anything about the prisoner and her cir-

blebstrate, who rid he was a teilor but did not state
his sane, raid the primmer, or her !toehold, was related to
Ms Mk and that, omemnently, he took an intoned in
rear wWa About two yearn ago she woe deserted
by far her head, whom she had not aim Ware;
end having two little children to suggest abs bad
been spiseed to • data of complete deatinitiont
and was driven to despair by a Moat Occurrence, her Lad-
le if, with three policemen, having rushed into her roes,
sad dragged her out of GI is the middle of the night and
" bete her quite cruel."
The Led Mayor thought it imp:male that free
Gadd behave se described, sad inquired why tha
did not go to the Worship-street police-coort (her runionoi
being oat of the Ci.y) to complain P
Tlv•prisouer said she did go to Worettipstrect, but failed
in her @pentanes Messes she had no mosey to get a stun-
moon The feets of the case were these:—fine had lodged la
theses@ bare kr tee you., and because and 1110101 to lave
the bodied, gnashed with her and accused her of taking
MOO of her things, upon which the landlord called the police,
sad dragged her eat of the bed, as described, but when they
nadial the Obiatreet police-elation the Impactor refuel
to debtreola the ilarge.
The Lard Mayer said if only half her tole was true the was
dirtying of great aympatby, and discharged her upon her
Mot to offend again, sad at the Cam time giving her
ake an application to the magistrate at Worship-
Meet against her landlord.
CLIMILINWILL.
mULDb1•0011 aeaotrt.

inmaa BINA, aced 23,,a powerful billow, who Or been
areal arcs ut curdy it regalia ea the pollee, described
as • lehoweer, rridiag at 1, nitrify's-court, Istiogton. was
err are bar before Mr. Corr* cir-gol with greulting
Parries EMIL also emeta'bag ph,e.roasiatiee Car, 478
111, Taylor, 336 N, sad Holland, 422 N, in the encution of
their duly.
Fran the ovidioc• It appeared that oa Saturday night,

about 12 &dock, the prisoner struck Ms mother hrioe in the
Mee, end the police were waled to interfere, taking the pad-
maw into custody. On the way to the station the prisoner
struck Cent to the fete,threw Limon the ground,dbdoosted hY
Inger., kicked him en the leg, palled his hair, and otherwise
111-need him. Whoa Taylor mans up the prisoner threw him
down, and tried to bite The prisoner also kicked Mar-
the in the leg, end took the stria off.
ok:Vst Britton, 10 N, mid the prisoner had been am-
:Won, and assenhe me the police. He had alio
been 4 onsody several times for ametthing his mother,
but she sever attended to pees the elem.
Mr. Cowrie said he should send the ewe for trial. Fie was
Mot:talon that the poisoner ought to receive nine months'
imprisonment with hard labour. The mother bud better be
brought before the depositions were completed.
The prisoner, who treated the matter as a joke, mid that
he did not are whether be had nine months' or ninety
months' bard labour, it was sll the seem to him.

POLITICAL MOVENENTS.-(THIS DAY.)
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This morning at an early hoar the Earl of Shaftes-
bury visited Lord Palmerston, et Cambridge House, Picca-
dilly. His lordship loft frequently, and u frequently
returned, having been the medium of conuunnication between
the noble lord and various political friends.
The Right Hoe. Wm. Cowper, M.P., visited the noble
lord, end remained three quarters of an hour.
The "three baronets,- Bir C. Wood, Sir G. C. Lewis, and
Mr George Grey, arrived in rapid auccession soon after 11
Veda*, and bed • long interview with Lord Palmenton.
They were joined shortly after 12 o'clock by the Earl Gren-
ville and Mr. Ellice, H.P.

Rest Grenville paid two visits to the Marquis of Lane-
downs, end owe to Mr. Sidney Herbert, in the enures of the
morning.

Lord John Russell rode in the Park this mcaullig, but
made no political cells.

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M.lral fat Me week eaolo4/ 01.4 of Jose kw rat!.
we defines. 190 area The rebel ha !Mk
fee* ea Peeenbuog ; 16 Don dearalle.—Toe*.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of besot' is raker larger, and trade is gow,
but peke. are not much lower for choice qualitien
The supply of sheep end lambs Is easel-
dersbly gnater. On the average, prices are
tether on the decline. Calves are selling about the Mao *
on Thursday. From Clarmany and Hollarcl there are 180
boast., 2,470 sheep, sad 155 calm. Scotland, 200 beasts.
fisrfclk sad Sufi .Ik, 2.500. Inland; 100; and 100froas the
Northern and Midland Counties.
err eiere*Mbe. a 4. a 4.1 roe deoe
One
keeee...nefthrde.. 4 0 16 ISO Dos I Hake*
One ehariaoraa. —4 4 Doe lastereele 4 4 *
911011 M mar beeele.. S 0 Da do Mu
Oilves
I 11 De.
boo Jona Nelakoode a 0 8 Leah 4
twee ad arms, 3,1:1: Soft sad Denbo. 01.40): ChM% 044
she. *.M.

BOROUGH HOP MARX ET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Petienden sad &otth report that the servants
received this ref ',Meg hose the plenterione are rather can-
diodes.. The market and daty remain the mean

LOCAL MAXI 1L1117273.
LEMPOOL, loon IL—The nark* as hr at tie spoil& bat dead
imam tower. • ItlhOttlo dalag. 111%eri $ —Wu:lbw. 114 1—
OlOodualiama Ut }-carter mil 4$ 7—Matima Otrovalla‘ tOf
f —Om taismilio. 07/—Ormat Loma. taaarittat tod Two
In Leedom sod Nora WIIIMII 111, 541 14—M14
rttaSZOlcoth Mak WI 4.—Norarklua .911 7 —Tort lad Yana
i I—Laohe Ifte=4 f—Dageta PH t —Daieft Meal*
di i Att.—filtrof Tort of If graat Wotan ot Coast*
MO

Oa the rosiwootion of Lord Cholarford there will
he flee az•sheacrllorr, cessely, Lards Lyedbors., Brougham,
fit. Leeman'', Crams*, sod Chelmsford, each drawing
6,0001. per sumps.

CITY OF LONDON ILOIPITAL FOR DISEASES Or TEI
Caws; Vicroate.vsati.—Tbe muster of petwats relieved
at this lastiration awing Lot week was 1,239, of which 207

SHARE L 1528.-71118 DAL

Two o'CLocut.
The railw share market to-day is decidedly
buoyant. Midland stock bu risen tto 1 per cent.,
Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian,
per cent., and mast of the other leading descriptions es
per ant. Present quotations are sa follows: la
London and North Western Stock, 90 to 4; Great
Western, 64 to f ; Midland, 99 to ; Lancashire and 17,4
Yorkshire, 89 to 4; Great Northern, 99 to 100 ;
South Eastern, 19}to j per share; Berwick, 87 to Is
Caledonian, 79 to ; York and North Midland,
71 to 3; North British, 64 to 4; and Eastern
Counties, 65 to 4.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen
considerably, the original issue being now quoted
14 to Oi die., and the new, 11 to die. French and
Indian Railway shares, as well as Grand Trunk of
Canada stock, are very buoyant.
DILIST SHARES aura
lb. I /1.4. I Laval% I Cl= I se: ww

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