The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-19 00:00:00

THB pOLICB COURT&

GTun.. DHALL.
&ea Mary, a girl abort 17 yean of age, was pissed at
the bar Ink,. mama" cloths, charged with stealing
12L 10e. Rem a pones who did tlat &Maar to Prolt•ltt-
au. nastaaa ska mimosa into his 'melody
es ta the Old Del, g-
igue , the winker of feeh. ales at the Maithfield
pones neelsa,, searched the prisoner, .oad hmut4 that am
am ma-jail-a a small mma aaalkiniag twelve sad •
half seminsigae, in her back hair.
Abletion Challis said the person who ha given her
charge ahead, and the prisoner nee therefore re.
candid tfo Haterday.
Bit Peter Laurie attended, sad staled that be had at
Inglis mind the great gentian, "What is to be 41101. with
oar then-of-leave non-?" He proposed that Colima Jobb
shosild approprises • pert of the prison at Damon, er sty
other freillable pare, as • depot for ticket-of-lam neap
w_hopaa *NM be kept at work sod on view, so that Mr.
Hill or say other advocates of the system who
versa* peetleaMe as to the previous (shunter might
eine IhMesseveate frees that disputant, which might be
eggeageteesig termed " Jebb's Ward." It sash as arrange-
ment wee earned eat the public would have some
gamentee he the Maser; of ticket.of-leave men who had
aadegNem • peebeekmary term of two or three years I. the
genies sidle peeemeters sad supporters of Use system, and
would est el to give them employment.
Aideemen MaMs said there was no occasion to have &
depot at Demme or any single place for such a purpose.
as it was an way matter to set aide • corner in every gaol
is the kingdom for the reception of ticket-of leave mis.
However, U Bir Peter would hut his plea epos paper he
would sal:ma it to Bit George Grey with pleasure.
, Bir Peter Laurie said he 'mildewed it wen the *sly
meaner in which the present objectionable system could be
carried out to say probable &drawee*. He thought the
public were greatly indebted to Mr. Rana Alderson, for Me
remarks epos the working of the system as they would
.any more weight with them slum ay thing he weld say
upon the subject.
The magistrates of this inert have received 261" a armed
dosedon to the poor-box from the Grocers' Conaway, sad
201. from the Merehant Taylor' Company for the muse
destination.

Jana Taller, a servant out of place, was brougbt op on
restandoshaeged by Mr. Mattis, of Douglas Villas, Cason-
biaryoilt endaavourlag to *star his salvias by mesas or
fano sad handubiat roprowatatioaa.

Tit•pra;lllhaviai item completed,
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he simlti due the &fondant the
mitigated Faulty of 6L, or 3 maths' bard labour.
Tlas flato apt being paid, the &readmit was bent to prima.
n• tassisirates of this oourt have neelved 26i. from the
Groan' Caaapsay, ea masa donation ; 61. from G. B. W.,
and 21. boa J. H. H., for the pow boa.
NAILLBOBOUGH-STREBT. _ _

♦ BeoesmMa4:liwitiegmin•liWwdai • age brought
the Meer is Mr. Bingham, timelines magistrate:
" am • Maenad convict released on a vokm-M-
-loam ea the htl Osesher last. Blase thee tines I have mod
every mesas te gas esepleysmat, bat bees not bees able to
emceed. lam sew wry bathe elf. sad have ae mesas elf
Lviag.talege Ilium moans meemetbleg dleheseal. Whitt
I sever elk *sup m eiremesteesee Menke be mseasehmei
they are ea /!smut. My object in Sppllieg to yew la ash:
I have the ellise of a free pangs to New Tort on ?timidity
nest by the New York Town ship, Capt. Meyer, bat hung
without a Mad, and destitute, I as at a ion how to see
except suns basame person would moist as. I have there-
fore Mal bald to lay my new before you, trusting yea will.
be kind easeek to sestet me seder my unfortunate dream•
steesse..—Your tumble servant, W 11.1.411 Paanaciir."
Mr. Bingham immediately celled the writer forward, sad
questioned him. It appeared that the applicant had bean
tried far burglary at Barham and had been seateamd to
teseemetseise. He had been in blillbank Prison for mess
time, sad wee &ashamed with about 41. in cash and a ticket
of leave. From that time he had wandend about seeking
work, bat beyond an mossional job he could fled none to
give him emeloymeat. For the last four or live nights he
bad been without a shelter, lying like a dog in doorways
and Mods, or say pleas where be could remain unmolested.
He had et length obtained the promise of a passage to Ame-
rica, and all he treated was a little eminence to enable him
to live until the ship sailed.
Mr. Binglienk said he would make Inquiry into the case
mad if be band the story correct be would take care that thi
applimat bad prow relief until the time strived for quitting
the essestre.
Yes clay the applicant, accompanied by Church, on, of
the saute of Bt. Wockhouse, where the applicant
had hem living, came again to this court, and stated that
his hew of obtaining a passes to America were completely
frustrated, es he Gamed from American captains that a
heavy "malty would be togicted on any one Mingles him
Into the Gaited Bates. By the American law neither pan-
pen, envie% nor cripples were allowed to be taken as
in Amerisan ships.
Mr. regretted that this was the ems, but be
hated he se power of doing anything of an stinted
character for the applicant.
Church stated that the man's story was quite correct, sad
that he received • very good character from Copt. Craig, the
governor of Millbmi prison.
Mr. Bluets= suggested Australia to the man, and ad-
vised him to renew his mortifies to get into employment, at
the same time giving him tea shillings from the poor-boa
by way of start.
The mm, who appeared to have been tolerably well
educated, thanked the magiitrate, and left the court.
The magistrates hays received Irma T. M. T., per Mums.
Count, 81. ; sad from J. IL H., per Messrs. Goslings sat
Sharp., 21., fer the poor-boa.
LAMBETH.

The atigistrates of titirtoartl7ass malved a draft for
201, from ,ths Maronsat Taylors' Company, and W. from
J. H. IL, for the poor boa.

CsVenue LOTTEMlL—Yesterday morning the
stipendiary magistrate at the Liverpool police room, Mr.
Massileld, annotated that be bad received a communication
from the Treasury, the substance of which might to of con-
siderable importance to several of the inhabitants of that
town. It had been customary at this period of the year for
publicans and others to announce lotteries in which venous
prises of articles suitable for Christmas festivities were pat
up to be draws for, such as, for instance, 30th,. of beef,
211 m. of suet, 21hs. of currants, 21bs. of raisins. a pint of
whisky. a fine goose. This practice bad teen goiag rn for
some time, and the whole scheme was decidedly illegal.
He had had two ease, of this kind submitted to his neues„
' and be held in his bead • printed bill relative to one,
headed, " David Pick.'. Christmas Festivities, 71, Rich-
mood-row," where 600 prises would be distributed in 6,000
shares of L. each. Hs (Mr. Mansfiale) had bets desired
• by the government to state, for the information of the public,
that this practice was altogether illegal, end that they were
determined that these Locos. should not take Mice ; or, if
they did, David Peaks and others would be brought before
him, and wielded as '• rogues and vaesboods." according
to the strict terms of the statute of 42 Geo. 111., cap. 119.
Mr. Mansfield also forwarded to the town elt rk his instruc-
tions with reference to these lotteries, so 'hat the local
authorities might be prepared to take proceedings mildest
all ellhudiet parties.
Loss OF THa BatO MART.--MALTA, DEC. 10.—
The brig Mary, Captain Howell, of Easter, from Cardiff
for Alexandria, with a cargo of coils, murdered at sea off
the coast of Barbary, is It 37.20, lon. 455 B. She had
experienced very severe wes.her for several days, in which,
from !navy Mamie(' and lurching, the brig sprung a leak.
This increased so much from a continuance
iof strong gales,
accompanied with a heavy sea runnieg, that it was found
to be utterly impossible to relieve her with the pump,.
Captain Howell, co the morning of the Ist of December,
observed barque nearing him, end made • eland of
tress, to which the bargee paid no stwattou whatever, het
pawed tie. Shortly after, a second barque hove is
sight, which proved to he the Sir Alexander, Copteio
of Shields, who, observing the brig's ensign flying, union
down, immediately mid* the best of his way to her. Night
Ming advanced, and a hope briog entertained that the brig
would hold up till daylight, it was deemed most prudent by
Captain Hill to ley by the brig till then, as it would have
ben a most hazardous and perilous attempt to risk saving
the crew in .dark night, with such a sea Tanning, and all
his boats stove. On the following morning, after much
exertion, Captain Howell sod the whole of the crew were
rescued from their perilous situation, and they had scarcely
left the Mary Indian hour when she sunk, with an s spit-
sloe, and throwing up a dues volume of smoke as she dis-
appeared from the water's edge, from which circumstance
likes* is se doubt the coal had ignited, sad the 'auras'
beet bad most likely opened the vessel, sad incrassad the
leek. The sestet sad erect imbed bate ea the 7th last

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Zr the doctriee of the Meseitestr is true, the @ins-
til= of the rebel Scotch Lords in 1743 was a murder.
If the doctrine of the Meal!~ is true, every French-
man who has been prosecuted since Deesmber, 1862,
for conspiring to furore the elder line of the Roux-
DONS has been desalt with contrary to law. The
declaration that the King of PIOIIIIA, if he invades
Switzerland and imposes a despotic governmeat
upon her, as a p oaishenent foe presuming to subject
the Neufchatel ringleaders toe judicial trial, will only
be exercising a legal right, goes to establish the lade.
feasible divine right of Kings. It recognises the
right of the adherents of Hum V. to conspire and
ries in arms against the existing Government of
Plum with impunity.

The self contradiction, the egregious folly, of the
Neufchatel article in the Ilonteur is palpable. Bat
it is not the Ite/ mischievous on that mormat. It is
an overture made by the Emperor of the Fume to
the " lesoitimate " despots of Europe. It la an offer,
if they will consent to overlook the irregular, the
revolutionary character of hie title to the throne of
Franco, to enter into a league, offensive and &fen.
sive, with them spinet all the Liberals and all the
constitutional Governments of Europe.
Ms Neufchatel article in the Al/reknit, if it has
any meaning, is an invitation to Prussia, Austria,
and Ruda, to concur in the recognition of a doctrine
which would place the party of progress throughout
Europe is a more diesdesutageoes position than the
Coossrvative parry, and would deny to all popular
sod oonstiturional Governments the rights which
despotic Governments claim foe themselves. Accord-
ing to the article in the Moodeur it is a venial offence
(if it be an offence at all) for a minority to conspire
and rise in arms against an established popular Go-
vernment in behalf of the claim of a hereditary pre-
leader, though it is an unpardonable Grime to have
recourse to such means for the prouietioo of popular
privileges. According to the article in the Moiritewr
it is a violation of the law of nations for any popalsr,
and constitutional Government to punish, or even
bring to trial, citizens or subjects who have conspired
or vino in arms with a view to subvert it and re.estab•
lisp an arbitrary Sovereign.
Such a doctrine, wen it recognised as the interns.
decal law of Europe, would be tantamount to a
proclamation of outlawry against every adherent of
the party of progress and free institutions. It would
&ay to the snorters of human liberty the right of
protecting themselves from the machinations and
brute force of the bigoted adherents of every
obsolete abuse. Now it so happens that there
le--and has been seer anon the era of the

Reformation—a Liberal party is Europe. Expert-
ness has shown that wh in any wintry the
members of this parry have been denied the potato
ties of the law, they have bees driven to seek
protection by oontraysotios of the law j and that the
instinctive sense of beams nature has sympathised
with them is so doing. The practical effect of the
doetriee propounded by the ifewitstrr, if it could be
established as the international law of Europe, would
be to justify in the eyes of men every excess of which
partisans of the popular cause could be guilty. It
would be the signal for an internecine war betimes
the friends of progress sad freedom, and the abettors
of despotism. Are the absolute Sovereigns of Europe
prepared to enter upon such a contest P Do they
wish to renew the bloody some of the Ant French
Revolution ?

Apia, are the constitutional Governments of
Europe prepared to submit to be declared an in-
ferior easte—a Pariah caste among Governments?
The legality of the Governments of Eegland,
Switzerland, Piedmont, Belgium, Hollaed, and Den-
mark rests upon the assumption that the priaciplee
of the Liberal party are mooed. If the whole Liberal
party of Europe are to be declared outlaws, these
Governments must, se a corollary, be declared
usurpations. The threat held oat against the
Government of Swi,serland, to the Kaseleser, bl
indirectly aimed at every constitutieuml Gemr
sent in Europe. The Neufchatel article In
the Allettileur is a warnieg to all these
Governments to prepare for eventual dangers by en-
tenting closer and more cordial intimacies and alli-
ances. What would have best the fate of the United
Provinces in the time of PHILIP IL if they had not
been rapported by the English Government? Where
would have been our own national libation Is. 1688,
but for see intimate alliance with the Government et
the United Province? History gashes by example

the policy which the eoeetitutional Governments et
Europe ought to adopt in the present emergency.
It is the interest and duty GI Piedmont to
ally itself closely with the other coastitatissal
Governments of the Continent; and it is the
interest end duty of England—as the most powerful
constitutional State of the Old World—to promote
and join the league. It is only by such means that
the balance of power b3tween the free and the
dynastic States can be aphevd, and the peace of
Europe preserved. Nay mom, it is the duty and
intermit cf the allied constitutional Governmente—in

so far as they can do so withost infringiog aim the
independence and sovereignty of other States—to
encourage and protect the Liberal party throughout
Europe. WILLIAM of ORANGE could cover have
succeeded in establishing the liberties of his
country bet for the intimate relatives he
maintained with the Huguenots of Franco
and the Lutherans of Germaiky. ELIZABETH
of England must have fallen beneath the inveterate
machinations of her enemies but for the assistance
she derived from the continental Protestants. The
partisans of secular and priestly despotism through-
out Europe are leaped sad banded spinet freedom,
and there is no safety for the friends of program and
enlightenment but in an equally intimate and cordial

int Court.

OSBORNE, Dic. 11.

The Queen and Prince, with the Prince= Royal,
attended by the Dacha's d Atholl, the Rea. Emily
Cathcart, aad Copula the He.. Dudley de Rae. drove out
at as opea carriage yeetimlay attenuant.

Lord &ashy of Vitoria, arrived la tows os Wedueday
eveaiag from a visit to Berl Spasm at
,Altharp Park.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Coloslal• 1
Aka tram the °Oman, et the West ladta Casale&

WINDSOR CASTLE TERATRICAUL—The perform-
ances at the Castle, which were postvoned in con
sequence of the death of hie Serene Highness the
Prance Von Leiningso, will commentie on the lath
January next. Owing to the continued and very
sent. indisposition of Mr. Alfred Wigan, the oast of
the comedy (Sheridan 's Wool for Scandal) will be
slightly altered. Mr. Leigh Murray will &day Joseph
Surface, a character in which it will be remembered
he append with so much acosptance during the
farewell F :rfcs mann of that gifted actress Mrs.
Glover, in conjunction with the elder Farm, Mrs.
Stirling, Compton, &a, die. Mr. F. Vining has been
molested es the representative of Trip. In other
respects the cant remiss rs previously announced.
Mr. Leigh Murray is not at present 'staged at any
metropolitan theatre, a some of regret to hie very
many admirers--i. a., a legion of playgoers.

Tai MUTED VISIT OP His MIIMINTY TO

Marttatiesan.—lt is rid that a letter has bees reosirod
tom hie Royal Highness Prime Albert by the weans*
of the Art Treasures Raldhitlea Committee at Mambos-
ia wleale his Royal Highness promises to hamear the
optaiag esreaoatal of the eahiblties la May ant with his
presence, sad states that these is Teases to hope that the
Queen will beam the ealtlidlisa with a visit at a more
adenoid period of the year. It is probable, we are
Worsted, that in the event of Mr Maitety's visit, ass will
day at Abney Hall, Cheshire, the seat of Mr. Janes Watts,
the Maya of Manchester, situated about also miles from
the Art Treesarts Exhibition.

His Royal Highness the Dots of eunbeldp, yes.
tansy, honoured the establishatest of Mr. C. F. HUM*,
of Brehm-street with s visit.

The Right Honourable Lord and Lady Foley have
left Worksop for Frosts/mad, Woreestersbire, ea a short
visit to lob. Meigetts H. Foley, Bag., fro. which pleas
they proceed to visit the Doke of Bedford.

Ths irdiostagagd Courant mays : Lord Haddo
Des left Heddo Howe for Load... Ills lordship is sot yet
evjoyisg rebut hultb, sad it is doubtful if be rill be able
to give nub attention to his puliaaostery Wise is the
11 emisg sessios."

Thu Right Hoo. Sidney Herbert, Lord Granville,
the Marquis of Ait.sbsry, Sir F. Hsthant, But., sad Mr.
Fitzroy, are esjoyisg eitalleat sport at the right hes. ges-
tlewaa's estate in Wilmhire. A few days age they las-
esedei at Hare Warren is begging 2 woodeocks, 150 phis
auto, 164 bans, sad 199 rabbits, is about fire holm sad s
halt

Mr. 0. F. Heettege, M.P., has forwarded to the
Motor of Wools 601., to be distribeted swept the poor
of that city.

Tb. Wiles Independent oar:—'" Mr. Sidney Har-
bin, WP., will become the oleos: of a antelderable amount
of property la °duet, and some other parts of &takers
Rants, through the death of Priace Woronsow, whose
tinter was the mother of the right hon. geatioatea."

The Nottingham Review states that steps ars Wag
takes to greet • IsOarineet is that tows to the eatery of
the late Naive O'Cosser, 4 the lons of a states*, whisk
will be a rebel represestetios of Mr. O'Cossor, es he ap-
peared 4 the plate of O'Cosserellle.

We (Glisegoto Couria) **donned that the Rev.
Mr. Card, ef Errol, hae signifled his somptame of the sew
church at the west sal of Glasgow.
RESIGNATION OF THE VICAR or EAST RZTVORD.
—We have this week to asuman tbat the Rev. Alfred
Brook, vicar el Beet Raiford, neigasel that living towards
the elan of the lan week, priadpally ea mown of the
weakly taste of his bodily health. Mr. Break was crenated
to tat Snag by the late Sir Richard Sutton, Ben. The
clangs Isle the gift of the Onion farialr, bet the present
hereon, Sir Jobs Sutton, lanai you owe to the Charsh
of Reese, sesignod ever all his easinialeal estrange to two
trustees, of wham hie brother Richard is use, esasequeatly
the net presentation Is tooted fa Ran. We believe we
may else INSOIIIIOII that these 'miasmas bays beat pleased
to enema the Rev. Arthur Brook, one of the present
mesas, sad brother to the late vim, to Ike meant bias.
Re ninon Journal.

We (Tams) regret to etatethat,owing to the tm-'
mediae* departure of Cirols Hanish' sad theAseerleas ell-
OM of her Yelaity's ship Rm.lute, the invitations to dia.
with the Presidest sad Fellows of the &psi Ge•grephieel
Society sad ether pelvis bodies have mussearity best do-
Weed. Capteia Hontota sad Ithelleersami stew will, we
believe, rotors to the tisitod Suttee is bar /I•Jestreetemier
Iletribstioe, sew at Portsmouth.

" Prime Frederic William." says a Berlin lotto: fa
the Petrie... is charged to iavita the Emperor Nepalese le
Fey a visit to the °mart of Berlin ooze eyries, sad tt is said
that his Majesty has esceptsd the faMtattoo."

no Paris corroopmideut of the Nord nye I
out assure you es geed authority, that the Emperor Napo
Moe has sot bees the last to address to the LI as of Nagai",
prieataly—hi Wield relation with the Neapolitan sove-
reign Wag Wishes off—etalere ecogretelettess as hie ha,-
beg moped the attack directed against hie person." The
IMMO writer ears Tho Grand Doke Coconut's, of
Russia will is.. peas through Roomer, where bo wilts's**
hie spouse, whiles they will premed to Nice, to jots the
Eames. Mother."

Aeoardiag to a latter in the Cologne Gnats the
Pope will pond to Loretto to have ea interview wit► the
Emperor of Autrie.

PROPOS= REMOVAL OF THE COURTS
OF LAW.

Y s deputation from the moon of the
I Lew SpeSty wafted *pre Si, assibede Hall,
Cl* of Public Works, at Ids ellen, Witte-
keld•giree. ollative re the resort! of elm no* al len ben
Wisosbeirr art dm erection of • Willie im the wish-
Mamboed of ft Ins Osman, is whisk all the seats, bob
kiw GM lord% sad all 'be law anon diglit be snow
tiered seder me rest.

sir MINIAXIN.ELL Mierre4 la the *Elea that the
everts at Watteau*" an Wily isetayeateat sad Ile.
made* awl eamissisd tech tie Missr Si the peeper
=rt Abe pellerlea. were the penes. hem
thrimepoegamie tios le 1611 geveranste alma eatexase;
bet that la defeats N their isserheatek • males kr •
11111 Matte• they'd CIIMIS ken the Ashasiplihmetel. MI the
ipal lew-efieer el the ma% la *afro ea/ repot
whether soy sad whet teals el the WWI he thethart et
Chas.:sty night be weed IMarerae Oho .gee*la vim.
Having alvierd the seallema essamlig weft Ws to pet
theeteelvte late eseasamisalisa eft Ile iMaearialserel,
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tor kle seamy, withdrew.