The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-06 00:00:00

MB. COMMISSIONER PANE.

TO 721 IDITOIL OP TZB 11PR1IPB.

813,—1n your paper to-day Mr. Commissioner
ralso expresses his opinion of the conduct of Bandies, a
baakrept, which modiste it will probably be my duty to
Wag Wars blot on a question of certificate st soots future
day ; this is also a post-script= 22011i012 to the pending case
of Walton sod Walton.

I freely admit that my public conduct (in the discharge
of professional duty) ie public property, and fairly .abject to
editorial oridelinn ; but I cannot admit that eves Mr. Com-
missionor Pane is entitled to introduce my name into his
Mar without my being entitled to reply, particularly when
he Is, me I think, mistakes in his facts.
Mr. Conunimioner Pane, after giving him version of the
ow of liwunders, mye " All the above hots were patent
on the proceedings, and must have been known to Mr.
Harkin, the solicitor, and Mr. Bargood, the counsel;" mean-
ing that the son had acted unfairly towards the bankrupt,
his father, and that I knew it. To this I reply, I knew no-
thing of the sort, and up to this monist !now nothing of the
sort.

Mr. Commissioner Paw mys, " I man saw that the
bankrupt was an honest mem, sad took ids poet against his
son who hod made him bankrupt, and his sou's sappottars.
My toward was the adoption of a isms of hunk from Mr. ear
good and the arikitor who inotraotad Ms ; to which I dare
say I tirtMad in a toss exposable what I felt towards pr-
om siding Noah a son must snob a Whir."

To this i reply, first, a; to the " tan of land I." Bearing
to mind my Feted position when conducting the case of
" Walcott sad Walton," on the previous Thundsy, it wee
my mama and earnest endeavour in Saunders' ones, to
avoid girlag oleos. Bowler I wooamided I Inn than. to
judge who nod your socurste report; secondly, that I was
not in say way engaged la "aiding such • sem," bang an..
recd Ow the trade amignes, a wholesale saddlor in London,
la as sailsavear to Aria the tankrupt's property, not In
massilsaing W candust ; thirdly, so to the proceedings of
that on, my any suggests that they woe never alluded
to, until Noe the sal at aro wooti, when, as the report val
show, any reply was meet guarded.
' In relliessas to Walton sad Walton, Wt. Osenatisiesee
Pans says lie" set from one till past tan listaning to the ow
Woodall of Kr. &rased." To Ms I reply,—lf the lemma
comaisiessr will ester to the report of the one ha will tad
hs Ina not occupied during the whole of that period in
"Nstastag" to my examination.

Trusti4 you .1;111 do me the Justine to Must this INtwo
I em, Bir, your obedient carnet,
Temple, Nov. 6. AVOUSTINE BAIIOO OD.

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WINDSOR, NoY, 5.
'The royal dinner, party yesterday included the
Praia sad Princess se,Leiningen, the Berl and Combos of
Derby, and Lolly aims Stanley, the Rev. Lord sad Lady
Wriothesley Rowell, and Cokes' the Hon. R. Bruce. The
Band of the 2nd Life Guards we. in attendance in the
Cads, and played during dime the following pieces .
Rash. •Ssombansa• ......... .......... warmer.
wats. " Panard'• .. Laurent.
Ileketke. M 'Tatra.
Osier

Her 24vieety's Private Bead afterwards performed in the
Drawing Room the
Overtire. " TA riser de Metathe Rowthl.
Gomm' rum ....... ...... ........ HOWL
111•1116. " D s Sulam von Mhos" Beethoven.
Siloam " hullos"

The Quota, accompanied by Prisms Alice end the Prin-
cess of Letabsgen, drove out teen open carriage this morning,
attended by Lord Charles Pits Roy.
The Prince Cowart, with the Prince of Leiniapo, went
out shooting.
TM Earl and Coaster el Derby and Lady Emma Stanley
have 101 l the Ciotti.

In the aftersoon her Majesty gave audience to the Right
Ron. etr E. Ruiner Lytton and the Right Ron. W. E.
Gledetone.

The following gentleman were presented to her Majesty by
Sir K. Ruiner Lytton, Secretary of State for the Colonies:
Mr. Roes, President of the Executive Council of Canada.
Er. Galt, Inspector-General of Canada.
Mr. Cartier, Attorney-Oscenl (or Lower Canada.

After the presentatio6
Mr. ISM, Mayor of Melbourne, had an audience of her
Majesty, to which he was introduced by lair E. Balwer
Lytton.

Lord Raglan and Mr. J. Ormsby Gore were Lord and
Groom in waiting.
The Mayor of Melbourne was socoropaniel by kis chap-
lain, the Rev. Charles Thomas Perks. Incumbent of Rich-
mond, VI: kola, and his private secretary. Mr. Jamas Hora,
Thor Prism end Palmer la Leicingen here arrived from
Frogman at a vedt to the Qom.

TM Earl of Darby returned to London yesterday front
TYt to the Qom at Windsor Castle. His lordship remind
Mr. Stuart Wortley sad a deputation In the afternoon at Wm
official residmos In Dowsing-street.
ffir B. Bolivar Lytton and the Right Hon. W. E. Glad-
stone left toms yestarday morning for Windsor Castle.
Despatahm wee snit yesterday from the Colonial-office to
the Gammen of the North Load= Provinces, the Cape of
Good Hops, Natal, sad Bt. Helena.

At the anniversary of the Royal Free Watermen
and Lightermen'a Asylum, celebrated on Monday night, at
the Laudon Tavern, under the presidency of Mr. W. Roupell,
M.P., a latter wan read from Blr C. B. Phipps, in which it
woe said that it has been considered advisable to decline for
the present applications from other establishments for the
patronage of the Prince of Wales, bat " his royal highness
having, daring the past year, resided soma time in Rich-
mond Park, and in oonsequence of the proximity of the
residence to the Thames the young prinoe having passed
some time In the wrote. of rowing upon that river, her
Majesty has thought that this might be ooneklered an amp
tional ease, and I have therefore the pleasure to Inform you
that the Queen has hem plumed to approve of the Prime of
Wales granting the prayer of year memorial, and I am com-
manded to forward to you the enclosed cheque for 601. as a
donation from his royal *ham towards the funds of the
asylum. Prime Alfred is too young to bestow his patronage
upon publics institutions, and being at present from England,
the application as relates to him cannot be complied with."

Prince Alfred left Madrid on Thursday for
Lisbon.

Mr. Minty, the British Minister at Teheran, has
received leave of Amory =die on his wag to England.

Colonel Fryers and Mn. Fryers, Samuel Gurney
Req., M.P., sad Mn. Gamey, Lady Abercrombie, Rev. I.
ZION Z. J. Briscoe, Bag., M.P., Omani Maroon, Mr.
Alderman Hampliery, Lady Stag ,W. S. Lindsay,
Eq., and Her. 3. nem', bars arrived at Oattsada
Park Hotel, Waybridge.

The AoMflem y of Fine Arts at Stockholm have
elected as members d iboir body Sir Clarks Eastlake, Pres.
RA., Sir Stith' Loadimor, 8.A., Sir Charles Bony, LA.,
C. R. Cookierie. LA., and Prof. Moak:Wm.

The Duke of Densashins has authorised Mr. Payne
Collier lo moue as 4Z1104 lithographic !so-Mollie of
the milldam of " Healer published is 4to. la the year 1604.

The Architectural Photographic Amaociation hu
omega to hold a monad exhibition of photographs at the
Gallery of the Old Water-Colour Society in December.

An attempt is being made to secure a site for a
memorial to Onion. The Wartminater Palace Hotel (says
the .1 ageism) wtU error the prow site for such a testimo-
nial, but it Is hoped that a favourable spot may be found in
tits neighboarbood.

Mr:Leslie, the Royal Academician, is understood
le be engaged in writing a life of Sir Joshua Reynolds.
"Mr. Leslie," say. the Illustrated Loudon Noes, "will
nobs the fourth Royal Academician who has tried his hand
at Sir Joshua'. lira We have memoirs of the Knight of
Plympton, by Northone, R.A., his pupil; by ',Arington,
ILA., hie friend ; and by Phillips, R.A., who set up his
easel within a very few years of Sir Joshua's death, and lived
In habits of intimacy with many who knew the great painter

The Press complains that Mr. Bright, M.P., has
loft unanswered two of its argument against an extension a
the suffrage " Why," says our anted contemporary,
" did he Mee unarmered the mond question which we
put to him—ws tent him our paper that he might be sure to
sew it."

The Emperor Alexander ham presented a diamond
ring to the principal editor of the Invalid; luau for = his-
torical =want of the Lusatia Asylum of St. Petersburg.

Dr. Franz Dingelstedt, Intendant of the Grand
Duel Theatre, at Weimar, ha purchased for the same, at
the expense of 6,000 dories, the whole of the oat:mama, to.,
aced at the roommate of the &ma Centuries on the remelt
jubilee of the tows of !dnakb.

A complete impression of the article of Coont
Mcatalembert In the Correspondent, will, we understand, be
published by Mr. Jeffs In the ensuing week.

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" For centuries," says the Rueeian Gazette of St.
Edinburg, a efforts to improve men and things have been
mob, sad yet now, bt the heart of Europe, at Rome, family
righte—the rights of father and mother, which form the
corner dose alibi social ed Ulm, are not only not protected, but
are testified nadir loot, and gran discussions on regulations
and enetcmis which permit young Morten to be carried off
from the Wiesel home are Indulged fa. Extraordinary to
raids, this sot finds defenden, and follows the course of an
ordinary process. As for ourselves, we cannot defend this
immoral act. It is such a reproach to the society in the
midst of which It is accomplished that we do not hesitate to
brand it es it inertia."