The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-18 00:00:00

411 v"

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

(raw ova mint

R&M, MONDAY &limn.
Notwithstanding the :rise of per cent. in ea,
sole, this Bourse has been very dull. Such
striking instance of want of sympathy with ilk
London market has rarely been seen, and it an,
Mons much astonishment The Rente fell sfr. n. 54
for cash and account, closing at 68fr. 80c. aul
68fr. 85c. Mobilier and the railways were &two
without change.

The diplomatic rupture between Turin and M 3.
uich is considered to throw a doubt upon the emr,
that the Ruasisa ambassador was about to return
to the former capital.

It is given out that the French and Swiss prem.
menta are on the point of coming to a friendly nil.
derstanding, and that all trace of former poidlut
difference will diaappear.
The government journals are instructed not only
to deny the evacuation of Viterbo by the French
troops, as announced by telegraph, but to itat,
that French columns have been sent beyond Viteri4
to occupy Acquapendente, Bagnazea, and serer;!
other points. You will be sorry to hear it

Immediately after the private visit paid by ti
Emperor to M. Would, which I mentioned at ti
time as having been much remarked, hie Majeay
gave orders to M. Lacordaire, the director of to
Gobelina, to execute a piece of tapestry coo.
memorative of the event, which will be pram./
to M. Would as an ornament for his print*
drawing-room.

A ohambery correspondent in the Opisi.
Nationale, speaking of the elections in Savoy, ea
that in the arrondissement of Saint-Jean-de Ma.
rienne the ultramontane candidate had no rir
and the liberals having abstained em maws he po
almost all the votes that were given. In the
diasement of Chambery the clerical candi.
Count Ernest de Boigne, a brotherin-la
of M. Sabra, who followed General Lan
riciere to Rome, was opposed by a li
candidate, Dr. Caffe, an eminent physi •
But there could be no doubt about the resul•
"for the Prefect of the Savoy being persual
that the clerical party was the only powerful
in the department, gave his support to that
order to smooth difficulties in the way of his
ministration. All the curie were put in requisite
to ensure the return of M. de Boigne, and all
of manoeuvres and threats were resorted to."
this picture follows a most remarkable •
fur a journal devoted to universal suffrage. "
magistracy, the bar, and the enlightened part
the population voted for Dr. Caffe—but these
etitute in all countries an almost imperceptib
minority."

It was rumoured at the Paleis de Justice tl
morning that the murderer of Judge Poinsot h
been arrested by M. Rothschild's keepers in t
woods of Vervibres.

Count Walewski yesterday delivered the arum
speech to the School of Fine Arts which has bet
for so many years spoken by M. Fould. There irt
little in it remarkable except a passage event
that it was not the mission of the government
prop up "mistaken vocations," but that its tit
was, on the contrary, "to seek out, encourage, at
exalt" extraordinary talent. It is thought, from ti
manifesto, that some very bold articles lately wr
ten by IL de Colonne, in the Revue Ocnstempoor.
stigmatising the sort of art lately patronised by t
government as the " School of Epinal," and 17
testing against the indiscriminate encouragew.
of daubs, have not been unfavourably viewed.
The Prefect 'of Upper Savoy has suspended I
Duparc, the Mayor of Jouxier, for " having 1
fused to co-operate in the arrest of a danger
malefactor, who had taken refuge in hie commits!

The Manikin- de is Cote d'Or tastes that a In
has been killed at Genlia, in Burgundy, by aa,
boar.

DISTRESSING SHIPWRECK.

The following statement of the crew of the lug:
Lively, of Margate, detailing the particulars of a very
treeing shipwreck oa the Kentish Knock Sand, on f'
lad, sad the rescue of four men, who, after four slays'
inue, and in the most enhaneted condition, were g
from an appalling death, has been forwarded for the
sideration of the National Lifeboat Institution, which,
generally known, grants rewards for meritorious ervetiele
dying life from shipwreck on the coast of the United
dom. When the poor foreigners were landed on
Pier on Friday night they presented a most beaches
sight, being more deed than alive, their swollen
benumbed frames testifying to the great sufferings they
undergone during the preceding four days. The ni,4.1
the vessel being unable to endure this frightful .uff,
had, unhappily. perished :
Statement of the crew of the Lively lugger, of
gate, of seven hands, who declare:—" Being at sea on Fr
morning the 14th inst., in the vicinity of the Kentish K:
Sands, at about daylight, we discovered a sunken wreck
one mast standing, the wind being shout bl.
I a little fresh with a heavy swell. We, after trying
sail to reach the wreck, found it impossible to get
I it, the tide being too strong ; but as we had neared it
fancied we discovered a Sag on the masthaid, which we
I for a signal of distress, and seeing the dangerous situstie
the crew, should they . ably have survived, in cede
lose no time we immediately got our beat out, fully
her, and proceeded, rowing with all speed, towards the
which we reached with great difficulty, having been o
to cross the sand in our skiff through a heavy surf.
found four of the crew of the sunken galliot Hine
from Hull to Gilboa, clinging to the top (having been
since Tuesday night), in a perishing condition. e
needed in getting them on board our boat, and with an,
rowed back to the lugger, where, on reaching, we pro,
them with such refreshment as we had, and after ge
them a little round, we learnt that Captain Scher*
perished from his long exposure. We then made its
prooeded to Margate fiarr, where we arrived shoot
past eleven at night.—tffigsed) Sanwa. DAVIS, NI
Dons, T. PRITCHARD. R. ROBINS, Joie Quasar, B-
EM, J. BROCIALAN.—MAIVAI.O, Dec. 15."

OPENING OP THE Niw HALL AT FLUDIE'S Ltr•
—Last night a company of about 500, consisting ehielb
ems celebrated in the literary and artistic world, awn
in the large and elegant hall which Mr. C. E. Medic
cently added to his library in New Oxford-street, pre
to its being opened for the purposes of his Moine,
building, which is in the Imre style of architeetur,
dons and lofty, and somewhat resembles in its
meat the different galleries of the library of the C.
Museum. Its size is 65 feet by 45 feet, with a 1... u:
45 feet from the ground. A central staircase lead,'
commodious basement, and a light galle,
to the book shelves above, runs round the iut
The principal cornice is supported by white Irvine 0.1.-
from which spring an elegant lantern, divided be pl.
and circular-headed windows, the roof being fern.
transverse mouldings end spaces, tilled in with gniuoi:
The shelves were entirely tilled with looks in Jl•r,•
bindings, destined to do good service amongst Mi. 31,,
thousands of subscribers. The coin any itahnlel
Charles Knight, Mr. end Mrs. Dallas. Mr. Hepworth
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martin, Mr. sod Mr. II•
Miss Jewisbury, Miss Mulock, Mr. George Cruitsh..ri.
M. Meek M.P., Mr. Shirley Brooks, Mr. C. Suigla,
Mr. Blanchard Jerrold, Mr. Aethouy 'frullope, 317
Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Vi. J. Linton, Mr. Thomas Walk,:
Carpenter, Mr. Robert Chambers, Sir I. Ml'linto•L
H. Lerfclaild, Mr. Richard Hutton, Mr..l. K. Itobin-,
Rev. Jas. Martineau, the Rev. Dr. Koller, the no •
Tayler, the Rev. Walter Mitchell, the Rev. .1. It Itov:
Rev. Dr. Cumming, the Rev. S. Minter', Mr. T.saf
Justice Haliburton, the Rev. T. Binncv. the Cyr' ff
Charming, the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Mr. O. li.
Mr. Longman, Mr. Bohn, Mr. Es..tis, Mr. Im".
Mr. Thornbury, &c. A collection of Meter, r,
played in the hall, togethor with some rare pho',
tßehefnmgullesi‘ts'enwt4erewierenterstauppopeldiedwi'tibli.',pir'rom'gritihetieln'egon:tsolsn'ti:•
which Miss Palmer and other vocalists took rat
t.
y
he
building bas been erected from the designs of Mr. "
Trebenee, arehitent, •
Tun NEW SCHOOLS ST. •
Ituesell,
the hew 31Par°e
bock of ,the-Plaids,,A.tdPo-•, has eonseatd
e Lowe• which fi:";.,'';nr":'^er";6l-,Piarilood°°eUpesAht
DideWstreet sod
west corner of
Gvillewesedilhueoeintnewerilh:iit.
oftohdo7e,TaicithLi:"..4la:lt':

LAW INTELLIGENCE
(YHDI DAY.)

'QUM corn.
(81lon tin Master al*, Mk)
- lUMMIII ►. WM= .

caw Mood for Judgment emu days
_sg" who his
Homer said that before duiditit he wished t• bane the
parties manned beforehies. Tbe hip ern wit the
plenitift la onlerfth obtain as moue et what nu den
biro tram the defendant maw as Awl partear-
*hie. t
which he staled ntera had hew el hits Wiesen thine
under the feillowne eiftunalmseee, wed spun the
thine In 1861. the piked( mu annyheger&
ova. oft his omi heal ma • plinth ensidithorewthe. at No.
f 5, Ami,...weet, wham ths bill alkyd hte had • large
Kock a witheirme and • hannline genseine. AS that am
mad previewely themelei the Admit eased ths
Insise• of a pant undininuundur and dhow many
ramsucul therewith. st Kw ausuleetrut, under time
raw at times al " Addnue and al Kier tinge
Omelet de MIK" awfd=cduleass of
en repaityKs Mosel
• sweepue. and that the the hi anon
employ he his *Kim for that would intedthe with
the emedint el hie bulasse. prapesed then th• piled/
should hander his hominen awl etemit he Birumeasemst.
whore • partanrebdp ehmedd be abillimbed hatteen Koh
The *Miff smith r. them premed._ and 41t• K
the wane was whether. in 111611 delle~a
mow, the plaintiff wish as a as • perbmar, at as
the defeed•at slaked away am • armpit upon arbela
specified turas as to uunnmentlem The Omni" is.
at to the terrna of the waft that he afieldbe allowed to drew what he eseememry for hie thrust
meows, sad that at bet ennthird. uently ear
!Waft of Mee eet Kolbe of the Kase=wee to be hes, apse
which-is the pm&
spisecaliewed to remain la
the Uninsms— he inn 1011. to math fire per meth
Tbe ddendant, es the met yin stat• of
things : No parthermlip mum ever pespout bat the
planate/ was to testier Ulm. pee week, ma • gratuity
tb. Emfendisli umilmeneth Is give bk• 6 emit o• awe
third of the gnats sifter • diw.e had been
mule themes es wiesast it the weekly allowthee.
At the all'* is Nonthinten the phial Kited that whom
the .Raged partnenddp err prepened M we waking (in
Aro k "tun) 8001. I year t hat lb Kean did art
repport thia, and neseurear hh inimmethrtax Mon
xt that period eisined enemptiss en Ye grand
that he. .et Mai id art telith WlLAber saw&
The defudant was alms emsdni4 Yd one bin union dthe tramartien. whia meeK be enlist with that
Ayr
tlisergmad tit. dirgthellab was tier Ski plaintiff ;
awl Kr. R. Palmy Kul lb. lisalougb he ilia
Hie Hama pas japan. SW
ea
iptinsoud observed
that, after refally Wyman Ks is tb• era,
misted by the tight them wpsia enlisting mlanne.,
tot I.y the 'irk vac* 1141•11811 Of the prenz Ike al
MIONKI that the daloadisi aat WOO
P. th. plaintiffs bid to gine the base 004114 d th.
pn.fita of the Bernmesettrut buoiso ; mid tarahor__ that
the perusals of memo as Ow istereel en soh anima ewe-
third al the mak won nit, me the O&M led,
rrush am soloaat of his primal% am the
frodant ineielied, a gratuity, in adiltbin tro • weekly
many at 41. 16. Oa au point I;ii=aniar the
partial were is direct coldbet, the
that he JIMMY], DOT. an thirty arsusiors=
between hits and the defendmith el wicktrollopol one-third of the NOW is the reams fermi
the tepee, and the defermiant_pomitirely Keying that mai
reavermation moaned. His :war mu it opinion that on
ski subject andinse siosaill he shall to Oa defeadant,
for it appeared has tho uniempondens• which took
=apes their separthion Jamenary, 1866, that the &-
when War claim was but ads th• plaintiff ex-
pressed kiinemil is term of surprise and Th•
eau if rube the alleged apeman* we en Um plaintiff,
end be tad foiled. The Mil therithee he die-
mained, but, soder the circa wMhwt calla.
Kr. Palm.r, on behalf of trerAndath, thie slated
that he had been isbructed, the bid IMO diusined. net
to ask for comas.

COURT OP COMMON PLEA&
gIiCIOND OMR?.
SMAAp Niui
w Prim loarica—flistore Mr. Julies
ines rod • Oman= Yom.)
AALa AA r. ruin LIFO A.IOIIIM-4 01111PCT1 APOOT A

CHMICE OWL
The plaintiff ia this ease bed bulb se wpm for a gentle-
man named Lea, and it me psi th• aharth of &ay.
ton Mpeka, is Dew:mike, with ea ineorytton upon
Tim organ is the property et Mr. Lee.. Tim prim of the
cepa, however, sot berethr bass pita, the pthuiten sued
the Bar. Mr. Clyde, the vicar. awel Yr. Wns, the church-
warden, to mown . the cepa.
Yr. Field sod Mr. Raymond appeared for the plaintiff ;
Mr. 1). Seymour awl Yt. Bethelord for the vicar ; and Mr.
Landake for the thimbles:dew
. .

A good deal al dreieZina took place I. Manses to
various poiats of law which were raised.
Mr. Justice Wilke ultimately said that is his opinion the
p_laintii had made out his title to property is the onus.
The Ent agmeasitat which had been Warted to wm to the
affect that the organ should be lent to the pariah by Mr.
Lee sailer this provision, that Mr. Lee sail his Issim
should be at liberty to tabs away the organ WlNS-
ev.r he or they should think proper. The *bit
of Mr. Lee, however, to the organnem as
agnseumat with Mr. Walker, part of which Isar, that the
prim should be paid by iashilmisate, and that ia %blowout
of default the whole rawest should become des. With
respect to Mr. Wren, be shoals, hold that he bed dose
nothing to nudes himself liable in this action ; hut he
th. sight that then should be a verdict against the Rey. Mr.
for sad WC interest.
A venlict was eutered in accordance with this ruling, cub-
je,t t., the opinion of the full court on certain questions
of law.

tree r. NAGS. - isroaritt. BILL" OF UCLA-NOS.
in this cam had been tomettrer, sad the de-
feeLsot secretary, of the Commenial Travellers' Bowenleot
Institution. The defendant had f is his employ •
clerk. named Whitehead, who resolved .er 7W. cm sir
co,int of the inetitstiw, which messy led .ot bees paid
ovrr. The defendant, them ems so fault oo hie
islet. ens held liable for this mossy, lied he gave on account
4it Mlle, two lei. 7s. each, and the other for 20/.
Th...• tills w. re made payable to " the order of the trea.
mire, G.r the time hiring of the Connomvial Travellers'
lirov.v..lent Institution " and the full court upon dr
worrre held that the ploialtlS was not =titled to recover
uion three halt
'.me es koce wee nom steep, and it woe submitted that
pluotaff could newer upset the count on as account
stalest

Ht. lordship .40 Ise elmald direct, in ttocorda•ce with the
polonret th•• full court, that the plaintiff multi not
rs•..eree, and if it was daked to question the rouslees of
that judgment, the plaintiff's counsel had better tender •
bill of eaceptious.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Moro ths Judge Ordinary.)

CONTN P. MITI AND L►TR NA.NTZR OP

rug . AA 01W1111.1111011C11,0,L -40U111. DAXACIA.
Thia eve a .wt fur • divorce isstatuted by Dr. Ceram •
phr. ,41,1 at ebelt•ebets. wise hi wile. Early Harnett*
4Nenyn, for adultery esomatud by bee with the ger. Dr.
Hempbrvys, We nee ler at the Obeihmehma Drumm

lir Seeley and lb. Newman impenrad he lie matitiomir;
sad the rvipoadeats mem all reprensweed.
Km. Mr. Hawkins. of Itlveshollt Mewl the
marnage on the la of January, 1842. Mho was the. Mies
Sasitk. la Jane, PCB, Mrs. 4 'ways eame to paw • visit at
witame's hams. Mee brought a bale girl with her. Site
amused till the 9,IJe of that toooth, sad shy then west
away. laming her child behind hr.
3ltr. J. P. DA --I as • solnitm at Clmiltenliaah and am
hat vaginal Mn. Coneys. I have for sissy years been se
witimage Memo with her. We warm like breaker and
sayier. ffhos had eight children • sad so 'married se*
couhl Nye mare happily tawage ad with bee Isvoloal
I Hyro the edam append newts affected.) A. Humphrey'
mum in 1 imltesimea in VDU. Ho was • monied me
with 411 childres. He __ rasa ter of Mat °Miaow
&teed Inc avn. years. Oar firm was swab enaesniad with
ha. mosey Ohio& He had mined 111400 t. by Imam which
to ham spews ea the salmi balidmp. Is
1.043 Dr. frees ter Maimed to make lammif rewpossiblo
to the back f. e hint to the glared of 1,0001, which ha Ms
hml le pay. I ie. Humphrey. meat away eadikaly is June,
Peer Vefare Lit year I sever saw aaythisg approaching
famdienty hetwywa the ; but Mrs. Coenya
intimate with IMfn Humphreys. la March,
14:el. 1 emit at.. the boom, a• I usually did, without
ko-.liine. or ria„;itig. sail on opesiagtha &swim/wan door,
I Ik. au.l Mrs. Coenyn a ag together us the
At m.o. Mr.. Comma Ina is team, anJ her husband was
Wilma to her or a very warm tow,. I heard eeiragh to
haw the( ut related to her intimacy with the
Ilmokihreye family. Lk. Comte was asykas "1
Emily. 1 causal permit it, sad I wont."
roltol erh.it ere. the canoe a the .liscoarion, cad I was told
the.• M lend 1,01 M. conduits& oil her sot to he men walk-
iar snit Ik Ilunit4l4/./. again. 1/ 41 het that 1 thought an
atones with each • nun as 1/r. Humphreys would a.. her
a• • credit. She wet I was like the rest of thorn excite./
preps/era. :immuct after this she loft Cheltenli.am to
ri.it hme MlatiaN.

rekare was thew given of a cobslitatina between the
r'le••skats is Isleinrs at Chelmsford. Afterwards they
•,1 to l'ocroto, whither they acre followed by s wows of
Mrs i Witty*, awed Cock. Mr. Owe baying serval them
loth the coattail. gitv. Mr.. Coanya letters fw.tu her fries&
i• row.; bee I. ~tars. At first she refused. sad COM
....I '6.4 bee friends bad caueolstandanew p.regrepba to
itiortwl is the papers lee the lonia.. of Koreans.; lir.
Iluniplavvs Trots earning bin living, and thee bell up hi.
po.rty so nosoa why she should dratrt him. She
pn.-
te.tal that she weld sot lest herself to eec► a bear policy.
swl that she weals, rover hare the Wier of her na4a■
• lull This oletenrainatina she twitaisted in ether ktters ;
. little laser she wrote to Mr. (kick• asking for
stem.. r latervicar. Mr. t'aelt serwlingly saw her

. Awl ..he then maid that it wit;.ber auneNt

nro6 to go hew.w to her parenta, for she foun.l that
•h. eoulol not rwhire rereety w. well RD ohe thrn;ht oglirt
' I. C...k taw her on hoar•' the /team••r whi h Teat
I • r and after her return to toe, kountry
•I. lona to *

Dr. *weber rid Ur ewe woe the saddest be bed ever
bows. IS boot meted ileeleelo• tido two bruin; eat It
woe alteriber we el tie awl limbo trimness d meow
time that bed ewer acme bolero the amt. He bawl. Ikea-
fee% tbatios would mod examplary &mew want
the
11171"....Ordioney tort* roartei sp,
11= haul dimmer in the em of 2,0001. ; tie
judge • dime nisi for dissolution of tbs merrielle,
wit% soft
Dr. f=lsseseemood tint • owliefaetory orrieseeoset
for the of tbe Toepeedwot had been entered
into teem= Dr. Omega end her Mbar.

OOURT OF 13ANKRUPTC1.
°Wore Mr. eormiedewer /eabisque.)
111011112 CLAIM.
The use • tgratieg hr the WI eaminegiom It gamin
bruhmo rated es briars at 111111 erst, is 15arex, se
raw awl lestarmeher, and hi a fare i rtributtable to
lies late bow When in the leather trim
Irbe bahromiter, prepared by Mr. George Butler,
mire err a purled d nearly 12 yearn, sad shows
emedilare.
us lb. 9d. ; grows pre**
41. ; and rsh received with wife, MX
reedit lie, the total ewer appear to be P76r. Is. 3d.;
Intispbsd artistes 105 ; interem lad trade exposer 1,501'.
17a. id. ; dormer expenses, 1,4111.5. ; losses, 9431. 15a. ;
• eskiewey a Wit Jammu. 1449, 5001.
Mr. Yeed eppereil for the emigres.
Tho bankrupt we examined sad admitted that be bad
been Wesel la burl sees by Ahem. H and Parkinson.
They supplied bin with goods, sad rid to draw upon him,
but eat I share. lie red to have all his nw rode from
thorn, sad sued Mather back again. There were occasional
renewals of bUle ; but he never save accommodation accep-
tances. He had eoreoword 12 year age, with a borrowed
capital of 500 i.
beakrept Fired.
in ite J. A. roirrnsu. —vs' " pin= u.tontaAvrn

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nroicaron."
This was the sitting for choice of samillbolls in the al" of
John Alwoodor Pontoon. &Awaited es • pristar and ad-
vertieitg soot, of Yondotrost, Hampelard, and late
of litoathomptowelrest, Strand- Thebsalwurit aP*
=lwas this originator of nice* illanneatod pil-
ick are mom at various junctions of large thorogh•
fens of Loodes. end are made • medium of Worming the
I "011ie whew thirgeiw have their lib taken by day
straight—UM Ommiorse is open "wet or dry "—end other
I misMie isiosolisa. Some few months 'go the bankrupt.
pas* lastig Ns speculation not • very lucra-
tive ow, roontod to the usual course of getting
up • " limited company. in which he received
Ws llmadred shim is respect of his prowty
tho "Indicfsber." Having made himself persooaDy liable
*wet to Mb
Ael• womb sir tio
scutsossasys Wl* he hrbeen compelled to
the sbaserast of strays, by Mr. &day, shows liabilities
of shoatl.7oot, with • trifling amount of asset..
Mr- yawns, Camden-tows, sod Yr. G.
Moms. spool werelmalt, Tsvietosk-street, Covent-garden,
Vero as... trade magnum ; Mows. Lowrance, Plows, sod
Boyer an the solicitors wider the bankruptcy.
- -

(Before Mr. Oarentheloser E7rank )
Or Ila aIItDOWN. _

Tie Imakrapt was a diem of Oamilemeown. This
we
eke* am examination inee Debts. 1,1041. ; WS*
300/

Yr. Mathis opposed for the wdowe ea veriest pone&
The hubs"t had represeeded lima( as a debtor to his
father is 11E, mid had glees idea sesselbp. The father, it
appeared, was tams* fa the Coastirwrd service, sad had
retired ia epos promise of 361. year. !brother eabed allowed•his sad hb wife 101. a year ; sad out of this
sandy_plthease be ',presented that be had laved 7151., the
ether DOR law* hew lent him by otailwar Mind Coast-
Thaw went wow grow cootradietkes in the evidence,
and Ids /Swam adfearned the easels* dia, with protection
far • wrath.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

OLD 00171 a.

rthe R .)eeeses
uled Oki le Amp el Malin
ise wane ra. the papa* el Duds
Theipebessr meta Min the prosecutor
while be erne seados is the Mimi= awl nui away, sad lie
ta male ilogneete iimese Whoa the officer attempted to
ke Ides imbeily.
Re wee osehmed to eight niestlie imprisonment sad
bud Meer.

o;orireiinat6ionts, who pleaded guilty at the Lit wagon
ton charge of feleniendy, meriting good. after he bad been
eiljelleetod a heabzupt. with intent to defraud his creditors,
fee hidgesset.
/In who appered for the prisoner, urged in his
WWI had Is been a very short timer in Waimea
and that be hod got into difficulties through the stoppage;
the leather Wade that had lately created so much
sHentioa. He also mid that dace his conviction the
W - inforsaatioo to the goe.e which
..Ad Sheet to obtain pommies of . worth of
luCtesnisr, in passing sentence, said that adman et
that demigod= were of a very sedate ehameter, sad he
wee very ererh afraid that they were on the increase. It
wee 'NG it shield be boom' that in every ease of COOViel-
Von • severe eseitieee would be pissed ; and he felt it hia
ebity te mac the pefeemer to be hire hi penal servitude for
time yeses.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THU DAY.)

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MARLBOROUGH-MUM
ANNOYING LAD= IN AN OGINERNA

Edward iii;i
mordfisiiin,—a-Tweigr7residlW.7 44, Charles.
street, Figwar. was charged Ware %odors, with
annoy ing %dim in ams of the London Omnibus
Company's vehicles.
Charles Smith, conductor of the emmilins, add, lad night
the defendant got into hie omnibus at Farringdonetreekand
on melting Tottenham-court-road two ladies stopped him,
and said they could go no further owing to the defendant's
misbehaviour, he haring been pinching them and pulling
them about. He told the defendant to get out of the omni-
bus, but he refused to do en, and on coming up to Wardour.
street, and seeing a constable, he gave the defendant Into
carted,. The defendant appeared to have been drinking.
Mr. loam Sampson, lithographer, of 40, rkaretrest,
wase.med, who was in the omnibus with two ladies, said •
youog led; complained that defendant had put his arm
mend her waist, and soother complained that he had put
his arm round her waist and pulled her en his knee. He
heard two ladies complain to the conductor. The defendant
had been drinking. He (Mimes) had two WM. with bun,
nee of whom was annoyed, but she did not like to appear at
the court.

Bombe said it was ridiculous If Indies when they
werr annoyed would only come to the court and complain
be would, if the ewe was pawed, take care to punish
severely.
Sergeant Gears, 3 C, who took the chute, said the defen-
dant was net sober. _

disease la;leg made some severe remake se the de.
feedeat's ends* lied elated that if the lashes had attended
to pram the shame he should hare heed him 5f., deed him
301., ar ems dere baraisenset.

SUDDEN DEATH OF Mi. DITTLIN, THE PANTO-
ifratar.—Ylisterday afteeseas. alertly after the rehearsal
of the Drary-Isas pestornitas, Mr. Haul* who for some
yaws past hes Hied the Mies of Harlequin and " Gent."
at the above naafis, wee pertaidig of some refreshment at
the bar of Wilsoies Liven, Dray-hoe, whet' be auddenlr
fell to the resod • seeps& The dessresd, who appeared
in his toad holt h sad spirits, is seppesol to have suffered
hewn a dimmed baart. .

?me sig sausErani hour on Moo-
naola b, lathe sit en the known ss the
as,y Path it the owner of dens, Holborn. It
eththoted. enponeed. la • spark tow a audio hiving
hum sane straw in the cellar. The inhallithate wane
with dlbdy stored, aid being made to dusted
etas, hod amain their retreat with sone didlealty, yard
the roof ce teas adjoining butes., whenthey
_were reaserid
by the amps eir °inductee Arkin, whose thusly sathul is
said to he worthy Of ,is, praise. The dawn won not ex-
tinguished until the wine cellars and larders were bathed
out, std the dining Teem on the ground doer end the upper
put d the home were seriously nage/ The sufferer is
believed to be insured.

THE CONDEMNED PEDioNEDN IN DURHAM GAOL
—The execution of Thomas Smith and Milner Locker, for
the mnolem at Winlatoe end Urpoth, he. been flied to
take place os Thursday, the 17th iaet., at Sr o'clock is the
morning, in front of the Durham County Courts. This is
as alterstioa of the otdinary time, which is generally the
second Monday after couviction, but it haa been postnoried
till Thursday m consequence of Monday being rbeietme,
Eve. Mince their coedenination the demeanour or the two
men bar underguee very little change. The conduct of
Smith, the Wildness murderer, is much the same as that
which In has exhibited ever aims his committal to prison.
He is quiet, respectful, and antidotal, and the fearful pun.
tics is which he stands has evidently acted severely
upon Ins nervous system. Lackey's conduct since his
committal has presented a marked contrast to that
et South. Hs cooveriatioa and manage have
hems charaeterimed by greet levity said reeklennesa.
Hs nosnifena grist pressmen to jocularity, end, though be
pays marked maps* to the exhortations of the napkin,
the religiose iunpreniess made epos him appear to be of the
mast tea sient emben. At the meeting of the flonsty far
the Propagation of the Gavel in Foreign Parte, held in the
Tows-hell at Purim" os Walsinday evening last, the
Bohm of Martini, in Ma speech, Nein& iamded to the
wenna et the unhappy men and it is stated that, previous
to the ensconce, his hoiden intends to preach in the
dispel of the rhos. Considering that the slender for the
recast amine at Durham continued the mums of only 21
minions. and 18 ems% it is many years Oboe melt a fearful
amend of heisons slime has been exhibited in that county;
two prisoners he,. bees left for enmities, two have een•
note of death raremied media them, and seven have been
I to penal servitude for periods varying from three
to fifteen years.

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Mirath.—mirs DAY.)
Two olhoon.
The mining market to-day is steady, but the
operations so far have not been upon an ex-
tensive scale. Prices ate generally firm. No
transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange
official hat, but there have been dealings in that
establishment in the fall/Ting shares, vie.
North Miners, New Trokegli Oonsola, Camborse
Veen, St. Ives Consols, and ereat Wheal Var.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet it
former priors. There are still inquiries for Ks-
panda Mining, which are marked 1 pram.
The following is forwarded to us sea report of
Wheal Buller, under date of the 15th inst. •
Enclosed is to-day's report :—XestWe shaft, 300/. per
fathom ; 80 wait of UAW', 301. ; 130 sand Hooks,
101. • 70 east of Ifesile's, 101. ; Irian art el Emile' Mew
70, 151. • wines west of Testis's below 70. lot. ; dope lank
of 70, 231. : Rieke stops bottom of 03, 08/. ; Bram' stops
bottom of 841. W. • Dasher's steps lout of shaft, MC •
Blewett's stops wort of shaft. 101. feeSool. The shafts:
ends, winter and Mopes are waelh la the swept/ 4961.
per fathom.
At an extraordinary geoeral wan of the Port Bowen
1 New Company, held yesterday, it was retelved to voluntarily
wind ap the 'as.
The *mad useeting of the Devon Kam& Minting
Companysialled yesterday, was forth'r adjourned, there not
being a sufficient number of sharehoiden present to lone a
torprUnl.
The North Lowe navel wet*. held yesterday, was
adjourned to Moab., Ur 146 Jurimi. aseenneace a/
the non-arrival of Me mart asst the aims of th• resident
agent through some midi Mr. Wdlismem, oes of the
directors (tyke was is the elvidr), stated SW he visited the
mine lad week, and reamed liceeslage:terdiff *BB
Captain Rowe Lad dated that be sod a fun report
for themeetang. lb. Williamson that the mine
w going on satiidactorily, and that thg prospects wee
good.