The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-20 00:00:00

ROYAL THAMES NATIONAL REGATTA.

/ISM ALT.
TM akin Matta ommenead yestorday, ander
aatavesranie skemmOssea • very basyy sad dull corals/
was anamedsd by Ildek rais, sad it sad hardly be said
kat tha=ms masiderebly Me km meat bays
Mee ems elk Ma &treaters et Jae weather.
• elesnileas me seared of OM newt Bearlee ter the
aseenunektim se Meeks, eel ankneillese, sad there were
a great assay *pea the user Y..slt beak
As la the date mere, km weed m ism km sixteen
rams In themed. end memo. Mum map widen created
maditsrallis kismet TM seam ter emillsis sad pair
ems ram. was term ragas, us Bun meremitit, sad toe the
tom bent Pater* ft Cilionkli Amt.
TM somatimm assembled as board—their barge off
llaarlea, id, addalad-by Mr. Twittery. the boa. saoratary,
to whom too stnei mane iresart be ghee t., his snarls(
wrtataa tbasairkee baste won asaaaad, sad the sport
ormatemsd at me Ake* paissly, sad vas coatlautd tall
lowly dark.
OINTLIKIN motame• (7man) men.
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APPRIXTICW,
For coat. Wee, sod troodon, osowiosod stash visited
lad prolosworthe Nowise.
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A. Milts —• 3

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W. J. Walks",

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0111TLIIII1111 70011-OA.IILIS ZACI.
Thle was for a Tory headman silver cap, originally pre-
sented by the minnettse to Mr. Maki* the Investor ef the
new system of lowtring shipo' boats adopted by the goyim-
mint, is acknowledgment°, his earvers se hem see., whoa
the regatta was first slatted.
The Insets Swift Cab 1
The Alties Club • 0

arr. xi. nuiZi
Mr.!.s. Pales Yr. IJ.. NO
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Mr. &l
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Mr. C. J. Cady I Mr. W. Devoe
Mr. J. Costly Kr. H. C. Wye*
0. Mosro—otorrer.
erAzzaxem's relit ow (la old tath'oeed bests).
noir OUT.
0. Matthews rao I. Ozlade I
It. Keil), sod J. Ilarkiroy I
J. Poky rod A. Mins
At first they were ell wry ...1 whoa off the high
bridm, the vision took the look sad kilt It easily towards
the Amish, whew tho third pair were shook od.

Maoburn Smart le• 11ffibrempalklmend 1
T. Ws, Olsten ; o. nete=lierth ........
1. Oehler and J. William 0
It was • mat detenalwell wad sztreerdiaary rseir, both ia
style add pees. A ran bereft wart was takes by all three.
Wlalre Om* a atadalienat lewd, bet alter paths; very
beiddly belt the Coteau tba pees of white told drew • tale,
sad the wlainti want Is treat with a Ten trillag lead of a
yard ee two.
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Owls .... ...... •
Lampsiftsp end H. Kelly
Tab Mat prodaead as seeldwat, which may
bane bees the CROWDS of easaidarahl• maw at odds brig
r=with. The favourites were Kelly sad delta Mae-
y, whom resent fame having at the Maselteeter end
Baffled regatta Imagist teem seen late recant, and it M to
be regretted teat say alealweee should bays merited
tlbele going for the ran, welsh leg meet esearedly did sot,
dar is the lamest after the Mart Kelly Isere Al. ear, and
the ether three disappeared Wore It. liestniss, bet
as ~lag the Crab Tree a pp beget" se emends itealf to
the hi% Mb pliantly bodies the yea, sad with his &A-
lai ttis plains tly t sligho die wad.
WATIKKIMed ems Dew Nam OPsa to inn WORLD,
illirelltiO•1001.
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et ate man le the Walt there was
way iittletbawle Ant thh matter. The triune wok' the
beg MIII kip 114 NNW Is leek se limy liked.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD COURT.

Maid Irmathsa Bu lla, as Arab, sarreadend to take
his trig Jee niadansamer, a hewing published entails Nee
sad isitsmailley libels upon Arthur de Cane.
Ne. Mena wesesennel for the prcerestion. Mr. Bebia-
esa se he the defendant.
seseek MM. that to this we the parties had IMO
MMO nosagenseat that would save the court sad jury this
tembh d Wag into the details. The presentor was a
patinae@ a feeriper, sad be
teth.illistitat had bee ow most !siderite
L esiesighosse, believer, of SOON
ttellniilllllllll INS leek plans between them, It=
hod his.llMibp nested, and the defeudnt hit
wales ism Wan that minted upon the Mermen of
the peresuMe sod his wife, and it wee for publishing shoes
linen that the peewit indictment had bees inseam&
He was sow, however, instructed to state that the defeadeat
was satiated that there was aofauudatien for the stateliest!'
coutainsid In the letters in question amid that he retracted
all the amiss matter costaineeeln them in the fullest
pessibl• manner, and at the ume time expressed his regret
that he heel published the charges complained of.
Mr. Minot said that the promeittor, N. de Guise, be-
longed to este of the oldest and most Roble families in
Fracas. He had served with honour in the Tiongsrian
lararreedow, end was now engaged as a merchant in the
City of Loudon. He bed no other object than to vindicate
his diameter, and as the defendest bad unreservedly with.
drawn the imputation that were said to be cast upon the
preemie?, aid had admitted there was no foondetion for
' theta, sad had apologised for the course he h.d taken, the
prosecutor had ao desire to proceed further with the
matter, and he should tberefine withdraw from the
prosecution.
The Common lienjeast expressed his opinion that by the
retreetatloa sad apology that had been made the honour of
the promiestor would be much better satisfied then /Moe
ladle's a trial and conviction. .

---itieestitraaretilie;saiend into big personal reoognieeses
to
to appear oil any future wastes if he should b nqstrod
do so.

James Halton, 40, • respeotablielooking men, pleaded
guilty to two indictment., charging him with forging a
transfer of Ceased Stook to the amount of 7001, and also
with forging a nesipt.
Mr. Cooper, who appeared ter the prisoner, stated that
he was formerly • stook-broker, and he had Me power of
innersole, certain stock, end it around that he had
dire so tad applied the proceeds to h. two ace in some
fastener, sad is others he had induced Furor to per-
sonate the periks to whom the stock belonged. He Mid
made good the amounts of stock tins obtained as long as
be raid, but at length he became inextricably involved,
and the present prosecutions were the result.
The Common &deer inquired the amount of the pri-
soner's defalcatiint, and was informed that stock to the
amount of 2,0001 hod bees altogether transferred by forged
transfers, bat the prisoner had replaced stock to the =omit
of 1,1001, eo that there wit 9001. only deficient.
The Cosmos Sed-ast postponed poring sentence.
Cornelia, Until, 20, • gentlemanly. lookieg young man,
pleaded guilty to an indictment chargine him with forging
as seoptence to • bill of exchange for 6101, with which to
defraud Charles J. Hombre.
Mr. II Mud spresred for the prosecatlon, and Mr. Thomp-
son was counsel for the prisoner.
The prisoner was la the erne, of Moro Berner and Co.,
mershants, in the City, and ►here a very good °boaster, sad
ft apptand that be had obtained possession of a letter that
belonged to the firm, which contained • number of Owings
bills of exchange, and among theta the one In
which woo payable at Meson. Hasbro sad Co's , ea
Ormond that he forged the secoptaar of Messrs. Buses
sad Co. to the bill sad obtained the money. It seemed that
almost immediately after the commission of the others the
prisoner repented of what he had done and told his MAW
what had occurred, at the same time handing over the bank
mots he had received. He &forwent' accompanied the
clime to the river Lee, and he there showed him when De
bad cosoesled a large number of sovereigns is • bsg ander
some stones in the water. The other bills of exchange it
appeared were destroyed, and the whole of the proceeds of
the forgery it appeared were recovered. The pimentos
strongly recommended the prisoner to the merciful cosid-
Oration of the wart.
The Common &donut sentenced him to be imprisoned
and kept to hard labour for twelve months.