The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-26 00:00:00

PRIVATE BrSINESS.

TM folloaisi bills war • triad • th•rd tame sad pasted
Pommes Bitable Ball; UtahWu, Dnae, awl Cantu/sr
g hal legasar's Bowe B. I; Perth, Almond
~.•, .sd Warta Railor•y an; Larllag sad Madera.
1,-.• ya•'w,y Ball.

runtic 131:NINR88.
I.'S IAL COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA.
r J. TAKINGTON asked the §. tenon to the Tres-
*tether her Mojesty's povernment hove completed
j'arreseets tot pole! cumusiorcation benne. England
ail Aostralia, sad it so, what was the nature of those
meats.
Yr W ILSON said it had been found a matter of
si small d.fileulty to Sinop • service like the
ace referred •o in Ilan a meaner as to g:ve
saint coos to the e 'baits and the mother toiletry. Tam
al b. en may interests to consul,, sad, roasesburiog the
Dopy falafel made is f tenor 'antenna, it had bate
thought am mary that the arringemeote sow to be entered
Mombasa satiety hoof a muskrat, snore se regarded the
eel ray, hot also such so were likely to penal* of • permaneat
dinner. Or. at conanieratioa, therefore, had been gives
ti the ash; ct, sod ter den had been invited fur performieg
the serv.c., with the view of testae all the routes by which
Aortralis could be reached in the shortest possible time,
sad the result bad been that the government at home
asi that who represented the aloe; is Ragland
bad decided that the lest and most ezpiedations
way of resetting hurrahs was overhead to Sas, thence
thragh the Red Sea, sad rand Point de Gallo and Cape
Laois to Melbourne. Teat conclesioe baying at length
been staved at, the Treasury awhorised lb. Bard of
Admiralty to issue • noLies, nadirs for that
route, ad us reply to the levitation four head-
er. ono sat in. One tender p.oocioni to tarry the
Australia malls for • comparator ly small sum ; but
there would have bent • great diadvanage at-
tached to the contract, lamina* as the weals
handed to perform the arras were net ready,
sad the geneameas woad hen ha to wale twelve
moutt• foe RAW: barrier, end three month.. afterwards for
their fitting, before this raid hare bee pot on the cation.
Considering, therefore, the uneertainry as to the prospect
if such • contract being smeasfolly performed, sad
in the urgency of the case, the goverameat deelina
to 'inept that tender. Tee neat tend. r was of •
similar character, and that also followed the fate of the first.
The t tied odor cam. from • very powerful emapay,
easing • sufficient number of weasels of We requisite
✓eam pawn sad tieing* sad thoreabiy eapable of
efinieetiy carrying out the anis*, but they proposal to
sea it • coantioa to the contract that the commusies-
none should sot fOIIZIOPCIP until their vessels were diem-
F.gell from the transport serene; which weld sot be for
mat mosae, while they alto refused to he Weed
by the conditions to complete the eoyage within
the tams specified, and Waco the goverment
raid sot accept that tender. The foorth ten-
der wee the lardeot in amount. but it contemplated the
immediate opening of the serene with neat. rawly built,
the observance 01 the conditioa as to penalties for the na-
cos; lotion of the rases vitas a gives time, sad a'sa to
carry the mail. ad pareengers direct from Southamptee,
Moak the goverment only required it from Sots, and to
take letters and passengers direct to and term South-
soon and Melbourne. This latter undertaking was tee-
i.de re I an important advantage, b• if the retries were
only Ira Sues sad Australis it might oeoesseually
barytes that the Australia 'mall wait arrive too late
.t ,acs to meet the home lake mail, and la that
cue there would be • ielay of a fortnight
at Sues until the neat ladies mall arrived then
Comauakatioa was therefore owned with the Coloalai fla
meaty, who represented the colonies in the nutter,
sot it being found that the colonies were
all-
bag to pay half the unite eat of any con.
tract mitered into. the Teaser, did mot hes'.
tate to agree to psy s sufficient amount of money as
would not only nears the punctual transit of
the mails, but also the additions* advantage of
carrying panes/en betimes England and hurrahs. The
tender was therefore accepted. The eampsay who had thus
'titanic's the envies had been previously strangers to
as government; but a strict Inquiry was made Leto their
responsibility, sad the result perfectly ear stied the Rovers-
sat of their a lity in paint of capital, knowledge,
energy end bastane-lik• habits to tarry out the sada-
taking. The first Taal wield have to he ready for
sway by the Admiralty °Mahal. in Augost, red
to depart from this canary direct for Melbourue
via the Cape of Good Hope is October, taking op
hay anion at Sus to January nest year; the se-
cond in November; a third is December; a fourth
is Jana ; end so on, so as to keep up a
regular ad contain oat coessanniestion with the Amnes-
ties colonies. These weasels would he of 2,200
tons bonnie, 600 h am, power, and fisted with
powerful sena. In emaciation, he could assure
the right heeourable baronet sad the house that
everything had Wen date that was possible to Wart
pesetaloty sad goad in the perforates.' of the servals,
sad to give satire satisfaction to the saloons. The vinals
were to be of 2,000 tone Wardell, bat tw Jonah' of 1,1100 tons
wAld bs used tempovari y for the flir two a three voyages,
by iamb time ot'en of a teepee tonnage would
be provided. The value would have to he aceensolisbed
la fifty do;', sad the realties fir delay would be SW. per
day, larreastag 501. par day (*revery day's delay afterward&
The deletion of the anneal would he five y tan.
[Left sitting]

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF COMON PLEAS.
MEWING& AT NM lIILI —llOOll7l 111 Ml= Wn.& AID a.

This Wil an laterpleador base, and the eiseetios--- wee
whether certais geode which bad Wes Hued by the Merin
hi April Isar, seder as esentios opals* Mr. Wilma, were
the property of the plaistiff.
Mr. liewkla sad Mr J. J. Powell emend for the
plust.l, sad Mr. lierjant Parry for tbe defeadast.
The eve woe that lb. furniture bad Winged to the
plaintiff', wife before her aserriage to Ma, sad that upon
her marriage is 1161 oho bad seat it to Mrs. Wilms, her
daughter, to be weed by her, bates the "'Mines that the
property woe stall w Miens to Mrs Batman. Mn. Bate-
au, Mr. Boteme, lb. platatif, sad MN. Wilms were
tailed to asks out these fate, aid Mr. Betimes la the
Nene of hie onmisaties said that be bail sot palimony
rem its/minima Ise tide mattes, sew did be Mow say.
thug et all about It mai hi had boos served with a sub.
yam to ettead as s witness.

Yr. &dowse Peery addrewed the j.ty fee the defesdaat,
bist e.lted to witseeset.

7b• 4/7 Cousin vardiet for the plaintiff.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

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US II

10TAL DA VI OP Al
iCDOMIUIT.

His Hewing rive lodgment flak sanshog in the caw of
Nark Boyd, etsektrokee, of New Beak-buildings, whose
use has bees so thug before the wort, sad the details of
"Welt haw so fr. goiontly snowed is the Express.
He said it bad bees insisted, on the part of the butkrept,
that be was entitled to • lirs-esse ontifirate, sod, @galas'
kin, that the eertileets should be alrgether refined. The
opposition had proceeded from ate quarter only—the
Metal nagger et the Royal Beak of Australis—la whisk
bask the b••krupt was ea unfortunate Wen bade.
Tee °Bei& manager wee creditor for 30,4004 mailer
• all; he wee shoot the ally coedits of Boyd;
e debt seffload to any as duke of wipe's; he
stiose ►imself sale meioses, and bed thus bed the entire
control of the proceedings. It would haw bees more sage
lector' t, the wort if the pea:widths+ bad bees Rodeo the
control of unpaid commercial persons. ouch u sesigaess I.
behkraidey seawall, were. The bankrupt bad
ettemeased his commercial career is 1824, la pert
unbar with his elder brother Benjamia Boyd, se
• stink and share broker. Is 1827 they bemuse
seraSers of the Stock Badinage, whew they had readmitted
their bonnets till 1841, sad the bankrupt till 1865, so be to
lois the whist of every we couseetsd with that market,
Is the wilds.' times of am:elation the bankrupt bad stea-
dily coofiaed himself to the legitimate truism of broker.
Be bed
this high thwarter had stood the test et thirty peen. Hie
Honour then proceeded to trace the history of the Revd
Beak of recoil* described the aireumetseees seder whisk
Beoj Boyd had gone to Australis, sad his cperstimis
sad true the coselsaloa that he simply stood is Oho post
tioe of a debtor to the bask ; that the coseigameate
received in this country were in reality the property
of B. sad N. Boyd, and that Hark Boyd wee set
iftiglitable for them to the bask. The tom-
pionto urged spirit the bankrupt were numerow, Grids(
pnacipally out of the moults. The bankrupt, ha hi our
musty to amid, his oppeasat, Me MUM newer, bad
touseted to comma ►is worths is Jemmy, NW; sad
west' nosing over nth= pars were to ouribody bat
weneetaist, little better thew a Chimes push.
TW7 bad pintos% the court, esti must hue beta very
Upraise to t►e beeknipt. The But wamplehtt wee Meths
into Put town dolmas capital whisk had efisseartis turned
bat bed. This Gielfkiai was Meeks. mil shomod. It weal

a nocemary tonsequeues of waists hoginsing in 1840 that
they &mid bends debts then thought to be good, but
which afterwuds tanned oat to be bid. The hives-
loss character of the objection showed die spi-
et in which the opposition had been conducted.
It tau as attempt to throw dust in the
•741 of the court. The other ebugee were that
the bankrupt and his brother bad concocted a
@shwas for forming a Itnal Book of Australia; that he
' hal made an entry in his ledger of the receipt of 4,1751,
which bad sot bees received ; that his perusal expenditure
had beta curtsies ; and that be bad made a fabe repress*.
teflon in 1819 to Mr. Bortliwiek of the state of the as-
mounts between himself aid his brother. Of all these
charges be acquitted the bankrupt. He sincerely lfs-
I Hived him to be an honourable maa, and should
pant him a first-alass eertificate with pitmen, hoping that
when be returned to the emus of hie former tableau be
would be received by his former friends and clients with as
meth oxdiality as if he bad ism had to peas the ordeal of
that wart.