The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1858.

NAVAL AIVD MILITARY

The following circular ha been issued from the
Recruit* Department —" Hone °owls, Jan. 18.—The
slaniard of ',crafts tor all regimeau of infantry serving in
India la Infixed to 6 feet 3 inches until further ceders, the
ge rematelag am at pretest nos 18 to RI years.
By command of his Royal Highness the General Command-
-G. A. wrramuu., Adjutant-GennaL"
ADMIRALTY, JAN. 21. APPOINTMENTA.—The
goad servk, passim rendend vaunt by the death of Admi-
ral Dammam he been even to Vies-Admiral A.R. Sharpe.
Bergson J. Bower, M.D. 0841), of the Carey" is ap-
pointed %rpm Superintendent of the Lord Raglan., convict
ship.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21.
Volunteering from the militia regiments stationed
In this garrison to the regiments of the line dosed last
evening, having continued over three days. The number
was limited to 16 from each company, or 150 from each
regiment. The result is sa follows —From the North Lio-
oda, 09 ; via.. Por the Marines, 15, Rigs Brigade. 17
6; let Dragoon Guards, 1 ; 4th Foot, 1 • Royal
• Ceidotruen Goads, I ; and 60th !Ides, 29--g9.
The 'nabs; of voluateers from the 2nd West York wee only
17; viz. Pee the 60th Rifles, 11; 6th Dragoons, 2; Royal
Ifferinsa, 11; lath Foot, 1; sad Royal Engineers, 1. It is
pretable, bewever, that We small result was owing to a dr-
umlins's wash occurred la the unison • few days ago. A
private of the 00th Regiment (a detachment of which was
about to embark at tide port for the Caps of Good Hope)
struck a non-commiadoned officer, we believe, of the same
regiment, we. tried by court-Martial, and sentenced
to receive flay Lahr. The detachment et his
own regiment having procutted to its
the execution of the sentence task plus In Ultuatitsirtt•
the Angleton" Barracks, under the direction of Colored Hely,
CB., and the caws of the 47th Regiment ; the troops of
the eases amps also being cm parade in the square. While
the euttienos ems being airried out, the men of the 2nd West
York, who the Anima Barracks, manifested symp-
toms of dlabeti. by continual hooting' and hiring.; but, '
sot being on parade, such a display of feeling did not lay
them open to the formal charge and eoniequasoss of mutiny
and inatibordisatioa. It is, however, generally supposed
that this °marmot' of anted against the rooms of the vo-
lunteering.
The Caracroa, 3!, screw steam frigate, Captain T.
went out of harbour to-day, sad made a run of the w
mile In Stokes Bay. She then anchored at Spithead to take
in powder and shell.
On Wednesday afternoca, a seaman of the Bleakes, bat
doing duty on board the Cesar, 91, fall from the nesin-hg of
that vessel to the deck, sad received such injuries that
death saned shortly afterwards. His same was John Rent

tats Ina Wpm.

SPRING CIRCUITS OP TR* RIDGES FOR 1868.
Mk Akrijat Cockburn, and Rtr
=Lis tilmrkzal
amiss tar the amaii.llll s..Mody sr
sumpimmis ogee se :
J= W. Of IL . Mialassa Tie solar to be MIME
at sad Ringstes.
RCUIT.
Jodme—Lerd Ilk J. T CI.
Oolendge Arkin to be Miami
at o.l4aranmsnes. admin. Reelllnsham, Derby, Lekantsr, Ind
at
11101 FOLL CIRCUIT. •
Jollne—Or Akrainasr Ccollbura and sir Wlestams.
to to hooka al Ayleeteedford, Huninigebas. Cambridge,
at T. ierle kr the Oassif aid .
N CI RC U IT.
Judger-4k Aomori ORTHER
Munn sad Mr. Jostles DOM *Win
to be olden in Fork and City of Durban Newesetle far Tows
sad Oman, el Northumberland, Plow*, Appkby, Leaman
for the Northern Dlvnica. Arsoradmem laybuid,
sod Blackburn Hun Iredsliri leri=r. Routh lanneshke. In-
.:Win Visa Derby and Balton Hundreds
WWITEIti CIRCUIT.
Judges—Mr R. 1, Ormoisr, and ilk Jams Saw Wilke. Mime
le be hakes M WlEshener. Relbimay. Dankness MOW, far the
Cow eed CIM. Ilerhatia. and TaXFORDmm OQUIT.O
Jedme—Mr. Hama Walesa and Mr. Rama ChneseU. tor Mes to be
Midas at Ireang, Oxford. WorentAir, for the County sad City, istaf•
ford. Obrewrhln7ay. Hulked. Monmouth. tikosonter, la nod for the
County sod (l.
WELSH CIRCUITS.
NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.
Judia—Mr Chsa crompton, who, Muir gwoomitof throws% the
cireuf t, will loin Mr. Banc Bralowso as Cosier, and Bask hold the
amiss foe that city cud county.
The ram tote
be Solana for Rooth Wake an to be at Webehpod,
Paha and Meld.
eamlirOljefr Werra tit abIIMBTRIL CIRCUIT.
Jedpa—Mr. Rum Bessawel, Mal W. hulks Oyeraplon al
. . _

Aide ba badge fla CaoMM. Thaorkwawid. Wawalbus. Swoop
V*wow Praiafa. sad Grim
osollos Judga—Mr IftwllorWlL hawk wM orris la lowa ao
UMW& Judle, to Mows of lasdfwalary maim

EQUITY COURTS.—JAN. 21.
(Before the Lord Chearanor sad the Lord. Judea")

At the emelnalon of the arguments in this ,see to-day,
The Attorney-Garai, on behalf of the oorporation of
Southampton, atibmitted the following term, of compromise
to the cend—vls. that inannuoli u the hind areottated to
matetidai one Itoool., me-flfth of it sheen be MUM
kw the benefit ofompik leatel, de daughter, sad theios Ne
make was me oce ke
y eied the porat should pay all
the ark Mike bed been fammed, and thst the remalader of
the fiord eibead be dermal am le oarrytai oat the
lager tours In the Mataide kmards the ad-
mineement of literetan and salenea, meting mile the fleet
trait which provided kr the bonen of a home sad the
of the teetake's beaks .ad mmemeiple, which
lleaggerr trot nag objeoled tow mount oldie immoral cita-
meter of such books sad meirmorfple.
The Lord C.:hoaceike said OM he then& the 011141 a Very
proper one fora and, on the application of the
• -Omani, fined , the 29th Mat, for carrying
oat the torn ostler the of the court.
The Lords Judea mourn&

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JAx. 21.
(Sittings in Banoo.—Balore Lord Campbell sad Antler Cola-
ridge, Wirriannan, aM Kris.)

SITTINGS OF TH2 COURT:

Lord Campbell mid ado the fifteen judges would sft as a
Court of Appeal on Saturday neat, this court would not sit
on that day.
It has already bee sessosei Oki im Queen's Bench
and the two other ammo Inn essils 11111 sot sit on Monday
meat, the day appoadul Ise fag namelege of the Princess
IloyaL
PILING'S OP WALIPI LOSOILIFON 00111 PANT P. /CARDING,

the new Ha had besa anahle to Ward to his work fee
awes weeks, et which for six weeks be was wider the
doctors hoods, and for a month more he wee in the ocestry.
Be WI With to the plaintiff shout a guinea a week. The
had pehi for him whilst In the country 30s. a week,
mid the doelee's Si. as.
p AO was
of wee
segligsmos 4 was (*Wooded ler the
pitntlg that WI sea had toned out to Ms defendant's mss to
with a Ittle while sad not attempt to pus them, so then
win set reams bait they rid so *Mention to the saggestion.
De the part of the deemit it was denied that tha
pLh-
tjd's ma had Dined oat; sod At wee Moths, militia! there
was no negligence on the part of dm dekodiat's min, but ea
the Orwas ~eked that them Irma atgligeoce to the
pert IMO I sea, formuce as he had not scotched
the wind los hay-cort, which if he hed &ea, the
4.1 we have coommed. It was Moths, mid that the
pot at Os dirisa
hieself
is adaltied that thew was ao bolt on the
are.
1/10•7 eseiliwid as matter for upwards of an hour,
and the&Ea vodka for the plaintiff for M.
Mr. Perry ROM fora certificate (or costa.
His howevw, destMed to give it, intimating that
anothir 'Wks would be probably brought fur the injury
done to the plaintiff's sou.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—.Lo r. 21.
(Before Mr. Commissions, Phillips.)
IN IE TUN IIY. EMT EATCI.

In this cue the insolvent, who is rector of Button in
BurroAlharged under the act in 1833. There had
been severa esqueetratiotus on the living, end a rule was
granted, at the instance of the assignee, on the Bishop of
Winchester to make him liable (or certain sums paid between
1848 end 1361.

Mr. Baddeky appeared for the assignee, and Mr. Sumner
for the Bishop of Winchester.
Tha sus occupied some boars. The Bishop had been dis-
allowed certain same charged from 1861, end the object of
the meant application was to make him account from 1846
to 1861, which it wee said would take 1,0004 out of his
pocket for payments he had mode.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips wee occupied till half-past five
o'clock. He held that the assignee had no right to all on the
Bishop till October, 1860, when his claim arose in the seques-
tration.

-sr-der made foracconnta froa October, 1860, to July, 1861.

CANTERBURY INSOLVENT DEBTORS
COURT.

tlf 11 LIIIIS COLLIN.-YZI ACOOIOIODATION MILL SYSTEME.

• 111•1/11NO.
This insolvent, who had been a ocannianks agent and
wisehoneeman in the Poultry, wee_ opposed by Mr. Down on
the part of the Western Bank of Itrottred, binned as meth-
tors on bill true:motions to 3,3781, • Mr. Grate
The debts and liabllitise on the ;Module were
of which 6,3871. 2.a. Id. wen without ocinsideratron, sad
6,6001. la 6d. was more than once entered, leaving the =ea
fide debts only 4281. 9e. ed. There was no debt owing to
him. The insolvency was attrlnted to the failure of James
Caen, an outfitter, of (hatter-lane, and Messrs. M'Donald,
mmlin manufacturers, of Gimps, for whom the inaolvest had
14=abills to upwards of 6,0001. The can wee beard on
WPre= they insolvent's examination It amend that he had
molded at Canterbury only a few days before his wrest, and
had endeavoured to sell watches end jewellery for his father.
He wss arrested by a Mr. Cook, who had been introduced to
him by Mr. CaffelL He (insolvent) bad as= Mr. Cook, and
was Mead], with him. Since the Ist of July he had earned
about U. in kis business. He admitted that he bad a
bills for Mr. Csiell to the amount of 1,6001. during theten months, partly for goods and partly for his acoommoda-
don. Then were creditors on these bills in the schedule to
the amount of 7001. Caffell found the money to take up the
bill ; be had opened an account at the London Joint-stockßank, with money advanoad by Celia. He denied that he
had received a commission for accepting the bills. He (the
insolvent) owed upwards of 6,0001. on bills which he had
steepled tor the acoommodation of Meson. M'Donald, of
(Hasps who had discounted them with the=
Glasgow,
the Wooten Bank of Scotland. He was
to Masers. M`Donald by Caffell. He had wonted bilk for
Masers. MiDonald to about 10,0001. He was to have bad
good' sent from Glasgow to export, and 1 per cent. words-
non for accepting the bills. Be had never received any
commission on goods. but continued to accept bills for them.
Mr. Dowse submitted that the petition should be dismissed.
There was a friendly arrest on a doubtful debt. He also =M-
inis= that the debt with the Western Bank of Scotland on
the accommodation bills had been contracted by fraud on the
inwilvent's own showing, as it was evident that the insolvent,
with the other parties, had joined in • groan eanepirsey to
manufacture worthless bills, and to send thorn Inn the world
to fall into the hands of the public.
Mr. °delta contended that there was no proof that the
arrest wee of the character described by his learned friend,
and es to the ocenpiant of the Western Bank of Scot/and,
there we.no evidence to ekes that they had been deceived
in taking the bills with the insolvent's name upon them.
The learned Judge (C. Harwood, Esq.) was of opinim
that then was a items cam of fraud. He Mould not diemies
the petition on account of the arrest, but give a judgment as
to the meaner in which the debt had been incurred on the
bill transaction. His Honour pronounced a judgment of
twelve calendar menthe from the veiling order on the 14th
December at the suit of the Western Bank of Scotland, the
insolvent having fraudulently contracted the debt with them

Mr. Arnold—Whether it win Foot 12 or baton 12 dots
sot alter the law. Yon cannot lawfully look a parson up for
being drank and abusive lot a house.

CZmplainant—But be wu my moan t.
Mr. Arnold—His being so does nut alter the came.
mi=nant—Then has a man no remedy if his arrant
hhosedf In this way f
Mr. Arnold—l repeat, your remedy would have been to
put him out of your hones, and when in the street the 1.,:i0e
ould have taken cognisance of his.
Folios-sergeant 29 V said that when be wentinto the hones
and endeavoured to persuade defendant to go to bed, he need
threatening language to his master's eon.
Mr. Arnold —That would not be sufficient to justify you in
taking him, unless you had good reason to believe that a
bseaeh at the pesos was lately to ensue.
Complainant maid be did not wish to press the charge
against the defendant for the sake of his modem.
Mr. Arnold ordered defendant to enter into his own reoog-
nissucas to keep the peace.

Mr. Darman was called upon for the grst time at this
court to make an order for the protection of property belong-
ing to a wife from the interference of the husband, under
the new Divorce Act.

Kr. Hookley Wood, solicitor, appeared on behalf of a lady
wand Elisabeth Haswell.

hasMihand. i)4maiT eked if mop notice had bun given to the

Mr. Wood replied in the negative, and mid he did not
think it was necessary.
The lady was then sworn, and stated that she now resided
at the house of Mr. Gunning, at No. 7 Bath-place, Bays-
water. She was monied to her husband, Mr. Thomas
Hakewell, of No. 38, Harrington-square, ampstead-road,
on the 3rd of August, 1839, at St. Alphsge, Greenwich. In
February, 1861, her husband deserted bar, and the establish-
ment in Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square, was broken up.
She went to France with her family, her husband promising
to meet her there, bat he did not, and she returned to Eng-
land. On the 27th of December her husband turned her and
her five children, all under eight years of age, out of door%
at 10 o'clock at night. From that time her Mara bad
not contributed towards her support, and shit had been
maintained by her family. She had also received assistance
from public charities and the poor-box of the Mansion-house.
Since her husband turned her out of doors she had acquired
some furniture and property from her friends, but not in any
way through her husband, and she now called upon his wor-
ship to make an order to protect that property from the
hands of her husband.

tit; chief clerk, inquired of Mr. Wood if
ha had a tut of the property Warred to by Mn. Hakevrell.
Mr. Wood mid he had anticipated the question, and bad
cisme prepared with a list.
Mr. Daynuus thought the list emry, and than
made the order protecting all pro was unnec a
the wif bad acquired
since the 77th of December, 1, thee handa of her
husband.