The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-13 00:00:00

DRAMA.

6POBZING.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PRUCCIEWB.

The gorgeous Hwy Ids Mita has had ha day,
am, epla to be behold Owlet Mr. KIWI 11111111MOIMMI.
mad ea Maim aka, eke a Mdse d tsar yews. Rieh
Eipigh was mph revived. It is likely le oars se greet ma
i•prtuslas se sew. Ms. sad Mrs. ilea are mew sese
b•tier alverags duo as Mammy sad Qum istlierbes.
The bled Vag is played with once roach wan by
W. Lary ; sad the emery end efforts, Notably the shin a
the QOM. ON Olt& lied gorgeous and superb deseripdea.

STRAND.
Raw ran ars when this theatre wee little
bower ilia a deamene duat-lbola. a burlesque ogled the wry
Laing lilitern ti the .44, o/ L 5.... woo written for ii by
Ms R. .1. Rpm, this firehlag bit maiden pas. As so ono
Timed the amain at that tits Ind the Ides was trimly • •sty
homy ems k hat bees thought asphalt to repeahwe R. As
Rehm Wei 'Atka u le ink the peewee tins end k le
new bay *yea with rest meow The &aeon b way
sees), sail maw of the peeelles (petacipelly as the Chibay's
slap) mismily happy. The setae le Gamiest. WU.
welsh that Made le phyed by Kim C. Seradme, Panalme I
by Übe 011 we, the Widow by Ms. Revels sad -reined
by Kr. Chas we how deeerthei a salsa of hasty awl tea
width woo be eareel te shred es mama eves la the
peseta t weathie.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 13 1859.

(TROY LAST trroar's orairra.)
ADMIRALTY, Jrty 7.
Corps of Royal Mule.—Captain Robert Murray Curry
to be lieuteneat•coloael, v 1 Anoints Fismyag, to retired
tall-pay ; First Limitation and Adjutant Henry Lindeey
Searle to be captain, vice Curry, promoted ; Second Lieu's-
nant Martin Roue to be first lieutenant, viol Searle, pro-
moted. July IL—First Lieutenant Coiner Lee Morrie to be
Adjutant.

ADMIZAITT, JOLT 12.—APPOINTMENT.—Master
J. 8. Taylor (1834), to be additional to the negard, 42, at
Woolwich.

DEPTFORD, JULY 12.
A numerous part or shi
keel lwrights are now em-
ployed nitasisalthegte)e7lio, on the slipa re: whiwvh.tesm
the Artadali
swam was reeve* lenschad. 1 will be of small tonnage,
bet Is'le be ereetroolat with nay regard to recant improve-
Engle.

Ilto katAbi ways of tin *Was, screw stem vowel,
bao• lea Mt dews, and las it ator toady ax totaavol boa
dr sip an odd* obo mu hid dam.

WOOLWICH, lviv 12.
A detachment of non-commissioned officers and
men at the Royal Artillery left Woolwich by railway tbia
day for flonthemptcm, st whke port they will embark for
ONsltar.
Bhips at Woolwich: Fisprd, dep-ehip. Sims Vera*:
Ardent, Prometheus, Bleedhoond, Harpy Ftredy, Driver,
Rifleman, Alecto, Weser, Hecate, sod m oak sy :

CHATHAM, JVLT 12.
The whole of the non-cronaiesioned °dime and
men of the Royal Regimen, who have medeerme a mune
of instruction ia the use of the new Lencereer ride, hew
commenced pontoontag at ea abwre-ereek with Omni
Blanchard's pastas&

MIDDLESIX MILITIA.—Tits various regiments of
Middleasx militia will amionable during the present week for
et=and murals. The Royal East Middlesex Militia is
to ausnagile on Friday next at the headquarters,
Hammteadjasear teLel7:_tae days' treinies. The Edmonton
Hopi tot Rides is to mestable at Barnet
as Friday nest day.' training. The Fine Hoye'
South Kidditeas Regiment will ameinble at Hounslow Se
dl days' mining as Friday next. The Second Tower Ham-
lets Militia will assemble at the headquarters. Beihsal-green,
this (Wednesday) morning for three weeks' mirth". The
Royal Landon Militia will assemble for training on Friday
morning et their headquarters Artillery-ground, City -road.
RECIWITINO IN IRELAND.—During the past week
a considerable number of recruits, principally young lads,
were shipped from Belfast for Fleetwood, Liverpool, ito., es
routs to join their respective depots. Hardly one of them, in
pay was of the term, will be • "Wks far the nest hair dose
year'. It exhibits either a groat idling off in the stature of
Irishmen, or an extraordinary extent of prosperity which
prevents enlistment, when recruiting sergetiota, in the prose-
cution of their duties, have to accept such diminutive sped•
mans of humanit to uphold the honour of the country.—
IfortAern Daily Whip.

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.
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'Ogg Lemi. &MM. Waldrto miner. to sarreoler July bat in.
mid hamlet 19 et M *trek. Sod.. Dm* VorWam•
Is.u.illiciregite, WorMe. Makistom off. wit.. Comma,
Meat.
11111711?. glehboniestreet, fleyeasrlot. dee'or to pletu .99 July
M awl Lamm at at lemilmbailetreet. emelisem.
illoomolimm Reece ; of. mode, Whitmore, Badiagba3eirtet.
Ingmar TIMID.I.II Mum, Peroushiremmem. Olt maul me,
chat. July 9) to 11. sod Auert 14 as 11, st 481.1. Oa.
Byrn, Oteecervines • off. amis.. Otalnan, Oolemoweinet.
timer .Hack Matardeltire. Jets 111 mid
Amgen 11. at 11, at Itimilaglime Court. Soh.. Realm tuts Wood.
off. lege Whitmore. ihrsolaghem.
Jose Itimicieros hod baron
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deelen. July it magi hung 21,
hid at
anriha helm. Wright sad homer, LoughmeMeet.
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Jcearritememr, Wiagelogit. Chmhirs. throw.tor, Jul fl sod
Mr.' 11 la 11, r iMer999 Guam flog, Cooper,
Clemigre ; MY. mec, BW. Li..P.01
1111110LYZ7T nrririorsaa.—AT PORTUOALMTWIT.

Kato inittliptut.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—JULY 12.
APPEALS.
LORD KENDIROTON V. POVVVIIE •ND OTHZII.
This is an appeal from the Court of Chancery in England,
and the principal question in dispute is with reference to the
terms upon which the appellant, the pretest Lord Kissing-
ton is entitled to redeem a charge made by the late lord en
certain property smiled the Kensington Betate—the argonaut
contending that he is entitled to redeem on payment only
of the principal charge end of the interest which hes ac-
crued thereon VOIDS the death of the late tenant for life;
and it being contended on the other hand that the appellant
canoe redeems except upon the terms of alto paying so much
of the interest which accrued in the lifetime of the tenant fur
life Lithe rent& and profits of the Kensington Estate applicable
for the payment of such interest were insufficient to randy.
The matter is of interest only to the parties concerned.
The Attorney• General and Mr. Eddie appeared for the
appellant ; Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Ethaeley, ant Er. Slespterfor the
different respondents.
Judgment was postponed.

EQUITY COURTI3.—JULY 12.
(Barre tea Lords JuMkss at Appeal.)

IXPAITI PICARD IN RI PDX AND -111X-DIISON,

This was an application that en order made In tide court
ea the 30th July last might be discharged, and the petitions
of the petitioners end of Eugene Torchet, on which such
cedar was suds, be restored to the paper tot hearing; end
that payment of the debt proved under the bankruptcy
might is the meen.fme be stayed, or at all event* that pep-
slat elthe dividend declared sad payable to Charlie Samuel
Bekaa fa respect of the said proofs for 41,4451. might be
crag till farther order.
of the application was that the order sought to
be discrii°l2drgod had bean made to carry out en arrangement or
compromise of the matter, to litigation weed to between
the counsel of the petitiosers sad the counsel of the respon-
dents, the counsel for the petitioners acting by the
direction and instructions of the petitioners attorney,
who, however, the petitioners alleged, had send
without their authority Is so dirscdag. The quer
lions in dispute arose oat of es applicetion by the
petitioners, the provisional athntalstraton of the Napolecia
Doolm Computy, in Parts, to be admitted to preve• demand
arida( apes a judgment for 4,000,000 franca, ghee by the
tribunals In Porte in favour of the ouinpasy, end agate*
ins boakropta. The Mims al the • oomprandes w
to treader the petitioners' claim is bankruptcy under
this judgment to the respondent Stokes. The Marfa, of
the cam was not concluded at the doing of the anat.
Mr. Ronadell Palmer, q.c., sad Mr. Oeborae sneered to
zal.gur, txtrhes:rpral,; sod irmilresp Catirn,, :1,1,11.1.3f0ri;
Ora
the various respondents.

COURT OR QUERN'S BENCH.-luLY 12.

isiZoNri COURT.

Sittings at Niel Prim at Guildhell.—(Bulks.. Mr. Justice
Blackburn and Common Juries.)
SHIPWAT V. MOTE AND AMOY HER.-.1.1131L.
This was en action for libel, to which the defendants
pleaded not guilty end a jostifiesuon.
Mr. Edwin Janne, Mr. Kensaley, sod Mr. George Francis
were consist for the plain. id; Mr. Henry Jamas appeared
for Mote, sod Mr. Raymond for the wound defendant, Banks.
This wag en action for libel brought by the plaint 4 who
is a Baptist minister at Bible Hedinghem, under cirmm-
, etanoes which have bean very recently before the public, be
having brought two similar 'atom_ nailat thepeoprietoto of
two newspapers, which were tried Whim Mr. Justice Hill it
the late Middlesex sittings, sad resulted in verdict' with 40s.
damages in each case. In the present action the defendant,
B Mote, who wrote the alleged libel, is an attorney, and the
delmdeat Banks is the proprietor of the Earthen Pawl, be
which the matter consplained of wee published.
The case barbs' bees pert heard was adjourned to to-
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COURT OF COMMON PLIAS.—JcLy 12.
!Map Et NW Pride 11 Loadan.—(Beforo Lord Chid
Jaadoo Eris awl a Bpociol Jary.)
IeANDREW AND °TIMID O. POND AND ANOTNEL-

SIIIPOWNIZIP. LIABILITY

The plaintiffs in this cam wore Mears. ld'Andrew and
Sot. of London, and Mews. Charles Colville and
Co., of Patras; and the defendants were Messrs. Ford and
Jackson. In September last the plaintiffs shipped os their
joint account a quantity of currants at Peru for
os board a steam vessel belonging to the defendants,cal
the Imperial. The plaint;ffs claimed damages in mew
quests, of the currants having been injured by heat on the
voyage hosts.
Mr. Wilde and Mr. Honyman appeared for the plaintiffs,
Mr.Moyfll and Mr. C. Pollock for the defendants.
. _ .

The Imperial was en Iron vowel, end she was bunt in
oompertments. The ournante in question were 'towed In one
of these compartments, sloes to the boiler, end on the voyage
they got so heated that a great quantity of them wens
quite caked. The plaintiffs case was that this had arisen
in consequence of the currents being plead too near the
boiler. When they arrived in thin country they were sold
for 8131. 3s. Bf., the loss Ogden 2991. ss.iBd.
The defendants' cow wee, that the currants was properly
'towed, and that the besting had been caused In consequence

of the vesael havlag escouetered very bed weathecm the
voyege, which rendered It Impossible to open the hatchways
for several daya. Aeother pent in the case wee, that by the
chatterparty the shipowners were not to Le liable for
damage caused by boilers or machinery, unites thin was
• hiners.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff., and the Fertile
agreed that the amount of damages should be Sill. 6e. Sd.