The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-22 00:00:00

HUNG.UtY.

Count Majlath, Aulic Chancellor of Hungary,
has been in this city, and has held a conference
with Herr Deak, on the question whether and in
what form the event of war between Prussia and
Austria is to be communicated to the Hun-
garian Diet.

AOC 4,4,1.{ 1.1 gray. ~.••• j , ........
with Herr Deak, on the question whether and in MANSION-HOUSE.
• TESPP.RATE TICKET-GE-LEAVE FAR.
what form the event of war between Pnissia and A young man named John Cox, a well known thief, who
Austria is to be communicated to the Hun- has been sentenced to penal servitude, was brought before
Alderman Gabriel, charged with robbing a lady of a purse.
arias Diet. Mr. Buchanan appeared for the prisoner.
The prosecutrix was a young woman, and it appeared
SPAIN. that ou Sunday last she was on Old Swan Pier, wasting for
MADRID, JVNE 31, EVENING. a steam-boat, when Henwick, the officer, observed the pri-
soner go up to her, and put hia hand into her pocket, and
The Epoca states that should the bill of Marshal take out her purse. lie immediately laid hold of the pri-
O'Donnell granting extraordinary powers to the Boner, and told him what he was charged with, and he said
we., of n use g it.
government pass the Senate, it will only be by a it
H o
erbert Reevesde, n
ayi rewarder at Coldbath-fields prison,
majority of 5 or 6 votes. proved that the prisoner had been confined in that prison
as a rogue and vagabond, and had also been convicted at
INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. the Middlesex sessions and sentenced to three years' penal
CALLE, Jetre 10. servitude. .
Alderman Gabriel ordered the prisoner to be committed
The Messageries Imperiales steamer Tigre, with for triaL
the India and China mails, left here for Suez The prisoner, as he was leaving the dock, addressed the
warder who had given evidence against him, and said that
to -day. he would be "down on him" the first opportunity, and
- was removed muttering threats against him.
WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL.
.---0— ntseRaCeFUL CONDCCT.
FRIDAY, Jews 22, 8 A.F. Mr. Henry Vane, described on the charge sheet as a
W. Extreme
bill broker, of No. 4, Carter-lane, and Mr. Thomas Waiter
. . Sea
18. y.l A. Ho ~.--a._-_,„ w. it. ilk Simons, described as a clerk, residing at 31, Lorn-road,
II l2l Y.. D. Brixton, surrendered before Alderman Healey, in discharge
-1 of their recognisanoes, to answer a charge of being drunk
Nairn ...... 2.1.7: e 2 W. IS • • W. eb —' 1 and disorderly, in Fleet-street, breaking a cabman's whip,
Aberdeen .. 29.77 fa) W.S.N. 6 s. b— I 1 and doing damage to the cells in which they were confined
Leith
to the value of 10s.
ardrossan 2..03 57; S. 4 8.3. W. ob 0.04 3
Greencastle tot 02'41 W.B.W. S I W.M.W. co —1 2 This case was before the court on Wednesday, but was
Valent is
Cape Clear !lcon 011 S.W. 4 W. m —l3 Simons, who sent word to say he should not come. Alder-
Liverpool ' te.93 60 8.8. E. 2 S.W. oh 0.01 2 man Bexley ordered the recognisance& of the defendant
Holyhead _49 58 551 8.8. W. 4 8.3 W. co 2 and his surety (10/. each) to be estrested, and sent an inti-
Peazau44•• • • 20.04". W 'N'W W. 3 N•W • th g mation that if Mr. Simons did not surrender a warrant
Brest .. 'SON 59 N.N.E.. 4 S.S.E. as ,
Lorient .... 59.86 SW N. 2 N. o .0.20: 2 would be sent after him.
P.ochefort tii tr 3 14 W. 2 S.W. rc 11.041 2 Mr. Collette, of the firm of Pritchard and Collette, of
Plymouth
Weymouth 'ts.s6 61, N.W. 0 Z. e 10.08' 2 Thomas Chidderton, a cabdriver, said be was in the
l
Portstnouth V... 1 13r N. 3 S. to 0.40' 2
rank in Fleet-street, on Tuesday evening, and a four-
London .....sieo 61' W. 5 B.W. it .1.621 - wheeled cab, in which the two defendants were
Yarmouth 2• 5.5.W.761 N.N.W. 2 6 S.W. Ire '1.32'1
Scori•erough. V.87:6 6.E. 2 1 B.W. to '0.12' 2 him. He saw Mr. Shawls trying to beat the ca was behind
cabman with
Shields 22.9059 S.W. 2 2 B.W. cm 1— 1 2 his umbrella. They wen both intoxicated. As they came
Helder ' --' - - 1- - past him Mr. Simons struck at him with his umbrella, but
he 1 ie
P sawa and
d thebr broke
estban hanceit
could not reach him. He, however, did manage to get hold
REMARKS. of thet thongocfe:ri4t 56ness,
said
' dw
The thunderstorm of lest night appears to have extended from Daniel Grace,
defendants and the last witness. He madetwetehne
Portsmouth on our south coastto Scarborough on our east coast,
and to h lye been heavier in the neighbourhood of London than
former get of their cab and go to the station-house.
elsewhere. The winds this morning are light, and chiefly south-
we.terly ,ot our North and West coasts, and northerly on the They were very drunk and disorderly, and were very
South coast of England. Barometers generally are rising. violent while the charge was being taken. The were
locked up in the cells and continued kicking and knock-
ing at the cell doors for two hours and a half. They had
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF JAMAICA.—It is stated in cared the cells to the extent of 10s.
s they had
r. Collette, on behalf of Mr. Vane, expressed regret at
that Sir John Peter Grant, K.C.8., is to be the new what had occurred, and promised that such a thina should
Governor of Jamaica. He entered the East India Service never happen to his client again. The fact w
in 1.32.6, when he was about eighteen years old, and after been to a friend's wedding, and had drunk too freely.
duct, and honed it would be overlooked.
"for eon-
the passing with credit through various subordinate posts in
Abilrd.eSrmaiiimonsßesm:iyesiaa vdeiryt
washumvberyle apology
grace
the Financial Department, he succeeded to other official
Iceitions, until he became Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal. gentlemen like them to get drunk and create a disturbance
This latter post he held during the time of the Indian in a place like Fleet-street. Hr should fine them each bk.
Mutiny. In 1862 he was made a K.C.8., Civil Division, for being drunk and 10a. damage.

The Epoca states that should the bill of Marshal
O'Donnell granting extra')rdinary powers to the
government pass the Senate, it will only be by a
majority of 5 or 6 votes.

The Mes3ageries Imperiales steamer Tigre, with
the India and China mails, left hero for Suez
to-day.