The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1866.

question, there WIPA nothing that oould hilialiitisd sew 0
reedy to the house. The state of the case was this. The
that
ern that would be cm Nat to Mutt a vote to the
Mt 6 build* at
Villoill takes of • definite che.
"1K . 9ig hews bed a decision upon that vote.
. .008T5 0 4 • s.. ON CONTESTS.
Me 1r... 1114 I I' . salted the Clmacellor of the
-11xelseqine~alel . regard to the additions! cost of
emeifiml* perliamiestec, • ikomthe proposed benne*
of 'into", govern would introduce claws in their
['Reform Bill, 1. To illegal the mammies of veto*
[ to the poll at the of essikiatea, and to asaltiply
polling plans ;2. o defray, oat of load rain, escla*
electioa shape counseled with returning officers, pails.
places, ho., and generally to reduce the eons of elitists.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
the two pprropesitiooa mentioned in the question were of
very oonsitiercble importsoos, and the government were
very dieidnes of proaioling by wiry mane in their power
the cheapening of elections, especially as reganied the OW
didstas. They were matters whisk it onteialy was their
duty to rensider ; but they should take the several pans
of the subject relatiog to the reform of the rerdeessiatioi
is their =Aural order. sod, so far as they were able to
judge, it would be their duty to oonsider those questions
whisk related to the boundaries of towns, sod isposially
the redistribution of sesta, befoul they woo to the revision
of the law connected with the machinery of registration
and the expenses of election'. (Hear, heir.) -

best architect
itect or a purpose. Unless 1. was 71 one,
wow lba~ ahatter for tile vernment to select the
letriftlis aspen is his hands. ' •
. LOCKE was for mditsl7 miss competition of all
the slithitects_ybe might &toms to compete.
fiboodrIOEMEY-GENERAL pointed out, that while
its wasaq dmiratvir Ant thornier oimsts should as bedding
bp insem te ibe metropolis, alionkl be rms!
bond 40 theent it
pais object to be athiWid was dueu eon-
'etinas and tie for' the administration of justice. Bs
*seed that the nemnilinion which had been 'waisted
tie asperintsmiribe budding al the Melia led deeded
sd OW Miami arreageassats, whirls the erebitect would
have in the main to carry out. Ia pider tothis it was nem&
eery
_Wt the eemPettross should have moms to the misting
Om% and legal °Moss, in order to mould their piens to the
=requirements of the buildings, and this could not be
11 two er three lisedied architects were to be allowed
to senspete. The limitation of number was the result of
salohniat of lite emunission,
Mi. HENLEY was not convinoed by all he had heard
that the government had not taken the worst count. They
should have either appointed their own traits* or thrown
the choice open to gonad oempetision ; whereas, as it was,
there could bens responsibility mywhere.
Ott a division Mr. bratimir's amendment was ferried
vilest the government_iff_lol to 70.
The Magni' of HARTLICGTOM, referring to the subject
of a soldier's money in a military savings bank, brought on
early in the evening by Mr. Disraeli, said tint the soldier
in question never had 151, or any sum in the airings hank.

THE ARMY IS'TIMATICS.
The houii then went into sawmill.° of supply on the
army sellout* taking vote for army admlaistratioa,
212, :I u , which, after debate, was speed to ; as vu
1315,1 i i . for supersanuation allowances.
The house resumed.
The Labouring Classes' Dwellings was lam to aseemettee..
and pared through that stage.
The other business ism disposed of, and the house ad-
journed.

:gnat.

ROYAL ARZILLICRYThAm_._TwasDEITERTILEAT. CHAStS,
The annual =Mary asseltng which took place ieg
Mahan Weil off MM Me swat Wait Thestimeirwerer gige
the sags* Whewil laot rear. Wad. She weaker being
fully fine, there was a large attendance on the course, WS
number of the erleteafiey ap_d puOr of the neighbour
The Whim oneffeele wen mama as under :
Tin 8010 Car. value 110 ens., added tot sweepstakes of 5
son. each. S ft, for hones We property of, and ridden by odious
he the Om& •lllDowy 12e6 gash ; whiners ex Ms. Abet* three
masa
Captain *odium's OldomfflUtby lsonissza.
b 1
Kr. Magenta's Vests, lied
Ospealn Hunt's Jim Crew, aged, Itst Tib (In. 7th *Arai
(tffr. tallow) 5
The following also sea :—/inere. beg by Heinle Woble—Allee,
Zing. Parr Admiral. Oiseel. sad Petite's.
2 to ~
vao leget Wedding Ring, and g to 1 each egg Jim
ta.
THE 1171117121) SUMP efAilla of 6 son. each, tt, with 50
added, for berms the property of and to be ridden by officers of
the navy; ILt each ; winners extra ; bibs allowed K ridden by
teams who never won • driers. These miles.
CaAtinint
."* ‘llhew's ( wears) ( nb I
Lord abiliSlMires (B. F. Oda) Tommy. Gym. lib
fine. Ms ex., Owner)
Mr. Ballet% Ogle Isigsde) Meerschaum, aged, list db
is sr tsl. , Mr. Duffer) 0
Betting : Ito a on Marna's, end I to I Met Iffeeredianni.
1 • BWiIIifLUUN ot &son. emelt. sig with') added, for hones
the properly of adlcersot the navy ; ; winners extra. These
MU'S.
Rue. P. Hare's Wizard, by Intrepid, g extra
12st
Ulb astral (Owner) I
The follow also ran : gondola, Emu Paddy, and Old.
castla
_ . .

Bang : Union the Wizard. and S to I apt any other.
Son Plan of SO sem, added to a sweagetakes of 3
nova seek for hones that hate beau regslarty hooted. 12at

Captain Hon. R. Hare's (R. A.) Wizard, by Intreiddol yrs,
11M. (Captain Tempest) 1
Mr. Regents' (R.H.A.) Vesta, Mt (Owner) 2
Mr. B. Hobart's (1.R.A.) M 1 Emily, aged, nat.
(Mr. Robinson) I
The following also ran :—lard Kingston. Lisa limines, Jim
Crow. Trish Les, Shylock, Bridesmaid, and Weddlog Rine.
Betting : Sven on Wizard, and 3 to leach eget Irish Lass and
lard Kingdom
Tbs Commistlon Rake' did net yroduos a race.

Entelltit_que.

ICQUITY ocittais.alageril. •
(Before Viee-Ohascoller We W. P. Wood.)
FULLS' s vulta/M.
Some time in the year 1854 there might have been sten is
the souther* sertatioe a me, pittat sad di-favessad through
want aid neglect, and yet evidently sonmehiag better than
the common tramp, wandering along the country roads and
lanes in listless idhoem. Oftentimes ben lambed
he added those of disease. This map ins a 114,1111 Zr Ass.
Turner, a parson barn of respectable meets. el good edam-
Mon, sad not leek* is astersl ability. batisher esse mused
with a roving aid ids spirit. About the month of June,
1854, he turned up in the course of one of his wander/ DP
at the hem of Kr. Waller, at Guildford. a geetlemse who
was a friend of his family. He was thin emaciated la the
and covered with tontine=s mores. YL
alleyGhrid him, had his sores °drained, pen
him food, and matey wherewith 40 get a Mght's
lodging, aid on parting with him esped bin lath
earnestly and affectioaately to retells to his Mende spii
relatives. The only reply he obtained wee • shake of the
Mad and a faint "I shall never return again." That sight
William Turner left Mr. Waiter's home, sad wee never
seen Apia. Boma weeks after this the body of a man,
evidently long dead, and ter goose in deempositioe, was
picked out of the River Wig. The mask meson
of melting to identify the body were bad recourse to.
People came from many plans to view the deceased, and
at length two young rasa named Rtherington kleetiled the
corpse se that of their father. ng was summand,
the fads forted, the deemed intoned; end Kr. Rtherisg.
ton the elder rested in his tomb. ears passed, Tamer
and Etheriaglon the elder wore alike is a far way to be
f=en, when one day the lest.nensed gentleman seta
his family by soddenly •
ragle their
not spiritually, but ia the very' enough
the eons expressed Orkliffell surprise at their father,
bat an his remind them that " he had net been deed at
all," they felt bound be semi hi statemest. The idestief
of the dead mate of the River Way thee spin bosom as
epee question. Inspdrise mos see es loot, sad it wee
that before burial a awatie had bees removed from the de,
aimed which had appsreatly bees torn la half, and further
inquiries elicited the further feet that the other half of the
torn neckerchief had long before been fond In the bed-
room at Guildford at which Wm. Tamarind slept the night
he last saw Mr. Waller.

Upon theme hies the court was sow asked to ray that a
filed in which Win. Turner had a life interest had palmed
to the next in renisioder.
The Vice-Chancellor so held, and decreed acsonfingly.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MANN 22.
(Before the Judge Ordirtery.)
NANNING V. KAMM AND cum
In this case the Osurt Nude • decree mid

MIMI V. MOM.

Dr. Sputa, for the petitioaer, the wife of • surgeon at
Winchester, who appeared in
The parties were 1131htlied Crgi, and for some yews
they lived liapAy together. The respondent, however, fell
at length ~aEdte of drinkieg, and while in liquor he
ilfAuand t his wife.
rranted the ratios's. • judicial eeparatios.

COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—Mopes 22.
(Before Xr. Ocommierkeer Goebuir2).

Mr. John Threes Norris, dnioribinl ea of 128. Alders-
teistreet, printer aad Mationer, and of Ration Omirtney,
roogtpapermenutiettner. was formerly for the bo-
of Abingdon. • member el the Common Cosaisil, end
one of the dividers of Me Great Rasters Railway. The
Whim, whisk took plans in November, 1865, mewed some
surprise. as Rt. Norris was geserafly supposed to be pow
sawed of coasidorald• means. The petitioning creditors
were Meson. Morgan and On, of 81, Canes--street, whole-
oak elationers, and at the fast mating a large amber of
proofs were admitted sad three assignees appointed.
This was an adjourned inertia' for rmamee sad dis-
charge.

71:e waist' tiled by the bankrupt disclose the fol.
tWing k:—DT, • I'o criditon uneseured, 30,9961.
. 84. ; Maxwell's 'trustees, 2,8001. ; creditors hold-
ing sorority, 31,6421. 17s. lid. • ditto to be paid in full,
1921. 19s. 4d. ; and amount due 'to Wrigley, 22,9831.46.7 d.;
total, 89,0171.65. 6d. (Jr. :--Good debt, 8,7601. Be. 9d. ;
doubteulditto, 271. 19s. ; cash in the oouri of Chancery, lees
dais of Paean, 3,4611. 24. 2d.; property gives up to emig.
nem, 41334 9e. 4d.; ditto in the kande of orediton,27,6olll.
b. Ad. ; total meets, 40,9861. ls. 91.; &felony, 48,0311.
4s. 9d. Mr. Morrie returns his personal expenditureduring
the two years preceding his bankruptcy at 1,2601. per year.
In July, MK the bankrupt had a ssrplue capital of 1,9061.,
end it appeared that the present &Anew is mainly attri-
butable to depreciation in the value of property.
Mr. Lieklater was for the assignees ; and Mr. Reed and
Mr. Berwick for creditors.
Mr. Lint:later slid that the accounts had not bees Sled
is time, and an adjournment would be therefore
He might
mention that if it had been otherwise vbeinar
have required further time for investigation. The bank-
rupt's Aitirs were in great coninsioe, owing to the °mann.
anted nature of his transactions, acid the assignees did nog
consider that any blame could be attributed to him.
Mr. Berwick. on behalf of a large number of compositor,
employed by the bankrupt, tendered a proof 'palest the
estate for a fortnight's wages, to which he contended they
were entitled by the custom of the trade in default of
notice. He referred to several reported ewe In support of
his contention. - - - - -

ElsfirliWor, however, disallowed the proof, and Use how•
inn was this adjourned for six weeks.