The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 18b9.

backs immediately Agit they made the obeisance, whilst
others &whod to their rest.. After that presentation, his
'Mobil) el.* and sddromad the riser, speaking with rum
esopharo, in se nearly as poesitle the fAlowing words :
" I take donuts's gladly of this opportunity to sown
yes of ths poteetbe and consi4eration of Lb. Oman, yam
sovereign now and for ever. Every thing shall b dons to
at rare peace sad prosperity to the country, and to promote
your own personal and iadiroltod welfare. In return for
theft favour*, you moat, as your parte, do your utmost to
insintaia order mod tranquillity, rendering every animates to
the anthoeitiee, and terrier% lb riots and the poor of the
menu) —all theoe, to short. over whom you severe say
harem sr erred—or ;th kindacr sad c 'Monition."
Ths address was doly totorproted by Mr. Berton to the
prises., who kepi booing and ealemnieg all the while. The
eraye °osmium( " laurels'. and Utter sad Pea were sow
brought kt, and the prince., each in the crew Uri be was
prorated, came forward and receive] the &corollas, his
Imulotiip putt ,g the E. round the neck. of the lest era
with his os • hoodo, rga &Aim the little p.; coo wavily
by the haat To. Liege bro:bac, /Carts khan, and
ilawab Nudism oo•dowta, in a kw appropri its weeds,
snood lot iship that they more loyal oad faithful to the
keelsons. At sia o'ele.flt his loriabip rose, art bowing all
round, walked oat at the some door se he bad mowed, the
surd of baser rerouting arms, sad the bead pia) rag the
Mutated Anthem. And thus .pled the vicomey's trot grand
thorium In Luckeow.

Oa Took, lbws went no public wenactaiso ; but as
Rebook" Loud Casa* neared the Tek. Um *ad other
arra promo la a prod &arbor which listed wuly fire
hum nod IPSS .em aroworly weeded, the imams test
bolsi ihmeashly crowdod. Lewd CIO, and Sir William
likaallohl wen prism. Oa* baadrod and eighty mean
were WA wen premed re forma to tine Viceroy.
Nag of tbem menrod intpwb and valioblo kaillata sod
Baja Mari Ste, la Written, was created Moharajaht.
Born Aim 314 loyal pumas lobo bad Leos previously
co-
nr+/ Ar thole sorrow wore prorated to hie lardehip.
Iced Candor Asa &Mond the sorolsed &dram •
gooderaa vie ors rural whoa . 1 do or rorrabor
err boring as alarm delivered with ask erseerre mad
embers es Ude ma. It moo the cAokleovro of the whole
aresoop ; awry raid or spike a with othot, and orgy
rood woke for Orr :"

"?disarms el Owin-1 orn glad to dad myself is your
emery, and ermege you, sod to bare this opportunity of
qualm( It yen in the nom of tha QUHR, your Bovereigs.
A year has set patted army since this proem wee the see
of emelt" and woe. Tao conduct of its people bad ben
week, that the govesseent was compelled to lay a heavy
bend see der. Be ;UM and order are now reeved to every
eraser of 0•61, wed I ant coins to speak to you sot of the
pest bat of the futon. You km, all of you who are bee
present, esetived yesterday the greats of those sawed which
the imurimial be restered to you. You will have seen by
Ilse tams of the.. poem that the ancient talookdaree ryes.
of Ogden mewl sad pergsmied. Bo assured the, so keg
as ea* ens di yen lea loyal sad filthtul subject, end • joss
moor, his right and dignity so a talookier will be upheld by
es, sad by every representative of your Queen, sod the se
ma shall deturb them. You wi Ilaleo bare seen by those gram
Met the ism rightism secured os the same coaditiona to your
hie for ever. Let the seonty bur an emengement to yen
to speed year cares sad time, and mosey apes the Improvi-
sed of your possessions. As the goverment has been
generons to you, so do you be generous to those who hold
ender you, down to the humbler tiller of the soil. AM
them by Meson of money and other isdulgesces to Imo
teem the prodoctivetees of the land, and set theta es
sample et seer sad obedience to your rulers. Let this ere
esewrity in year preerseens 11111COursge you to bring up pass
sees in a mem batten the position which they will Mr
eke campy es the chide at Oude. Lars yourselves, and
tome then, look lo the goverment as a lather.
. .

•
Talethdare,—l trues /at there are same mongol yes
WU re es loimesseed es lo believe that the goverment Ilse
hod Melon agslost your religion. Eves it than be goy
week I will mot goadbereed to repeat the as mirror *her
they heirs mbramily received as this bead. 1 leave it to time
sad twine% emel their ears sense to dispel their penes*
esegielsoe. Est ter their ows ashes I wigs them sot to be
lad iota acts of oppoWtios, or diorsot towards the govern-
moat by Iles Wee take of theigniag awn. Lastly, Taldok •
dent, whomever la anuter you have doubts to be reecred,
r ran to •sr bow., oddness yourselves to the ohm(
comelemisser. Ile will tell yea the tiothia all things. Ho
Is the high mod trusted recesseenetive of the government in
Gide, mad dowel span it he will be your beet adviser, sod
Tear truest bias& I wish that I eseM speak to you in your
ova Wormy,. That which I have geld will now be inter-
mitted to yea, tad I cajole you to bear it in your MIM1001i118."
The Vieeroy bad 110• dose hie work; Thursday was de-
voted so pier am In the evening there was grand ingot's.
boas sari ihreworke, and the t 1: day he loroahlp morsel
to Campers.

Italu imtatectut.

JUDICIAL oommirripk OF THE PANT

COUNCIL.—Dzo. 8.

BELL Y. Gummi (PALIIIILT 0•1341145 maize BULL).-

TZI earnwesizsor iAIIIAOI CAII.--80DOKINT.

On the conclusion of the arguments of Mr. Anderson in
this case, reported M our columns yesterday, the court was
cleared, and on the rs.sdmiation of the parties,
Lord Crum:sib delivered judgment without besting can*-
, sal on betted of the respondent. Their lordships were clearly
of opinion that Mr. Bell 'epee...steal to Ellen Graham that
he intenaed to wry her, that he did take proceedings fur
carrying out that root,* by • marriage to take place across
ins border; that he indueed her to go through the ceremony
of marriage ; that she did accompany him there; and that
she believad We ceremony of marriage actesily took plies.
But it wee said tbst wbativer she might have anderstord, he
had • different object—that he did not intend to con-
stitute • marriage, but to put himeolf In the position
of eintdring • certificate of • previous marriage. Whether
• =wimp' gone through with thin secret intention deg. of
the parties would be valid or invalid, their lordebips are not
idled won to determine, foe it wee clearly their opinion that
whim the appellant went throagh the ceremony on the 13th
of November, it was his deliberate intention to tie married
• Ellassbeth Graham. Whatever may have been Mr. Bell's
Mathes their lortlithips were not bound to Inquire. He filled
a ble office, and was conuoually under the eye of the
rates es clerk of the prem. Having taken We rash
step of marrying this women, however prover his motive, he
may have wished to conceal It from the public and the magis-
trates. Their lordships hd tome to the co•clution th it he
Aid contract • marriage, and therefore they were cf opinion
that the judgment of the court le:ow must be affirmed, and
the appeal dismissed with costs.
Judgment accordingly.