The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1858.

INTELLIGENCI.

OXFORD, JAx. 20.
ECCLESIAATICAL HIATORT.—The lt4 gins Profes-
sor cif Zrelesimllcal History, the Rev. Arthur P. Stanley,
/LA, of Ualrerelgjo7allege,
_prowess to risme Ids roam
a Wares on the of the Jewish Chunk (during the
period of the conquest o Polestine), on Tuesday, Feb. 9, at
two p.m., in the Clarendon, to be eendased at the mune hour
semi day till further notice. He Is resume his
public lectures on the History oi fa. Leers Chez& at •
later period of the term.

NAVAL AND MILITARY

REVIEW" dr ITOOLW1011—(THIS DAT.)

This afternoon a review took place on Woolwich-
common, in honour of the visit of her Majesty's gouts—the
Lag of the Belgians, the Royal Primes and Primer of
Priests, &c. The troops were drawn up at half-past one p.m.
is the following ceder:—via., lit line, a regiment of Li
Guards and three battalloos of Foot Guards ; 2nd line, llth
Human, 15th Foot, Rest Kent Militia, and Royal
Marines. The troops of the Royal Horse Artillery were
stationed on the right, and at right angles with the AM
line. Two field batteries on the left, and at right mess
with the first line. Lieutenant-General Sir J. P. Love,
H.C.8., K.H., oommanded the whole. Major-Cluneral
LaWflellOn emantanded the Cavalry Brigade ; Major-
-011111.112 LOl4 Rokeby, K.C.8., the Brigade of Guards;
sod Mejor-Ossoral Sir W. Famish Williams, Bat.,
LOX., the Wintry. The Royal Hens Artillery sad
the field betterks were under the rageoltre onatioding
officers; the troops were la mach* order. The
Royal AreMery faintaed a guard of loam; nailing
of one one capita, two sabelterne, end MS
/oak awl Ile with hand, dawn op at the parade a heat
of the Royal Artillery The Oared MOM
tarnished a guard of harm, ansiellog of one fieldvarne,
one espiate, two subalterns. ail 100 rank and Me, slit
grate colours sad band. The whoa etas nou-reembekewl

wise mod ima of the dithmst corps in gamins tut as
dety, balltifus to&a, with • dal papertisn of
elime., weld la front of dr loyal Artilimy Ilismaelm at
them Tim marry train penis' as Ilta Oummus and
readvel lldr rain from Ordsmei Pwatifis. 03, B.A.
Coked lfraaldis opmitionlad keeping the penal ea lb.
Commia, and Waned Chef m, 8.A., as the Darambill
No gams was sidled within the Inner am of sialeisa,
msgi k wailtaut, lastinied, and on duty, or famdabol wilt
tioksle duly lignsd. No carriage. were admitted, oaf= Ihe
ovum ems povidsd with ticlutte as above-mustiswad.
INN.= ea INA, furnished with a pm., wen admitted
batman Um We of asatriss.

sit as early kw this morning the streets of Woolwich
ware throned with visitors, who arrived by steamboat end
railway. Lord NOM* SIM the Duke of Cambridge arrived
at the Royal Animal et niestdook, end at half-past dews
a royal weep el OWewwrfyu, sontsbang their
royal Wrenn dr Plow Omni. the Prime of Wake,
Prime Alfred, the Prima et Pres" and noraarotte royal
gasser, arrived at the ems senlinnend, and win re-
mised by Myer-thend Sr W. P. Wlliwas, and the whole
ant of Add dieargenil ofem el tits Royal Arany. The gond
of beam wee Regal Ar
Ins annense dines werethe
readied by tillory, and
• royal
whim ken dr gas of Major Moat" G field
beNery of awl Ems Aitilim sentare' In Ile anneal forresizgeee.as/ left The sepal party
and first prenend
to to
the the f" royal
=1 dominant swil the labitniesiss. The
et wading art nesplisdeil
elier deeds bag Waal*
'lry Oohed Wink ladle,
dad, awl ether been et the digenneen the
royal golly hi the aelablielmoot of preeseisler the Royal
AARE, ninewoom to partske of nitearnists pervious to
the nein.

Tieeiginin was crowded by beg slur el ipso-
teem, awl In not negligee unsissmile Ism bat car-
ried eat.

A Mew be I" troops will be awed my at the omit.
Won of dm reaker, al the Royal Military Berashery, wldsit
bee be eramed be inoli accommodation.

CHATHAM, JAM. 10.
In esiteequenoe of an order which has lam m-
eshed hem the .A.drulty by Captain O. Galhealk 0.11.,
enpurbleniell et WI g. gird, the paean activity pen&
In order tine lb. Imo maw dr nearly eregheell,
nay be hangli Smut Ow meg la the annkg
retomer. Anew Son ere the
403; ,=p; MI Chao will awsillpilli
ll' le the Aketsaft. lir xem., 91, hrlen ea
the steam eenvel yews; she bine el the Wren mei OR
ocneliented et NI obielendl le week adobe. he le
hie —,, 41, apmeneed led anew,
will C=is M is is air seem etas=
la the
Mit arm bas alms bolsi till het
ehlre. Ileveig UMW se oe In held bay la
war le Mee her lie tine alma by the
Ahabally ; she vine tehh mem et 1080 lawn
power hem the hinny et Peen end One, 01111111.
with. The Ober=Bll,6 a
ref Ine wow emelle ant
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wierat hen the et Mir Ween lfths Wenn; 1.C.8.,
vardast; she vill berm* te be hweehei the
emu hoe as the Now. Ilis Wel, 96, mew lestmes,
will she be launched during the pram* year.

Annul. Art JAL 90.—APPODITYWIT8.—Lionte-
anis C. D. samegla (1814) sad R. H. thelatott (1868), to
the Ilanarrer aeoloadip, at Bhowneee.
itgassafte T. W. Idaillah (1866), to the Ames, 12,
akar& elatio.
21. lkiaell, to the Urgent, @caw steam store-
ship, at Poilmeette.

=FOUTFICATLIONSI., OF m PORT or PLYMOUTH.—
fan* Assistant leepeatar-Clarerid al Net&
le at promai at PlyststM, ea apeetel ditty, le Nuke
whit the Ent of llerM lalsearabe sad W.
Poianse=e4., kr the wahine elf prams at their bad,
far the pupate et washa akin at fortillorticas ca the
wish= die of Resseme.

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BAIL COURT.—Lut. 20.
(Sittinp at Niel Prins.—Belore Mr. Justice Erie and
Casein= Juries.)
TMie was the second sitting In Middles' for the present
term. The list contained twenty-eight causes, four of which
were rereszets.

CRONIN O. LORD POVIRWICOURT.-ACCIDILVT.

Mr. Edwin Junes and Mr. Petaradorff were °mod for
the plaintiff. Mr. &ejecta Pigott and Mr. Yorke sppeared
tor the ddenaant.

—The ylaMtaff i; a medical gentleman, hying in Barton-
and the action was brought to recover oompsnsation
for Injuries he had sustained through the negligent driving
of the defendant under the circumstances detailed in the evi-
dame.

Dr. Cronin, the plaiatiff, mid—On the 30th of July let I
was crossing Bond-aersee, about a quarter to fin. I had
looked to lee whether the street was dear. I had got Mont
two-thirds across, when I wee knocked down sad rendered
insensible. When I reanered I Salad myself in a bettres
shop. I felt as if I was dyisg. The dedeadrat tame in, bat
I 'inapt tell what ha mid. He let his addrem. I was taken
home in a ash Mr. Hyrax a sarpoa, was ealhd in, and is
still attending me. I was omilsed to the house for MUSS days,
end was usable to attend to my profeseloa. I was bid
that the defendant called the next -day. I wrote to him on
the 21st August, upcoming my sunder at not having heard
from him. I get an answer to the 'Sect that he had been out
of town and would all on his ratan. He admitted he wee
the came of the widest. I was recommended to go to the
' sea side. I went to Duakirk sad remained 14 days. I '
the
appuently quite strong and well. The sdjutant of
ths desadeat's regiment called on me. He showed me two
letters from the defendant. In one he stated he would be
glad to give reasonable compemation ; if it was not accepted
he
would leave the matter in the bends of his lawyer. On
my retena to town I became very ill end consulted Mr.
Beady, sad other surgeons. lam still unable to attend to
my prodigious! duties. I estimate my law at 2171. My
Impasse at Dunkirk wise 281. or 301.
Cross-emenined.-1 have lived in London 30 yams. I
mane may which way the cab was coming. I was bruised
on the temple, arms, side, and leg. I wee told the &Want
called that amain and the next day. When Mr. Limbird
celled on behalf of the defendant he asked me to name a earn.
I saki I would rather leave it to any two gentlemen. I
the decadent had acted unooorteoculy in threatening to put
the matter In the bands of his lawyer.
Mr. Jostles Erle—The defendant had exptimed his
nem to give reasonable oompeneseon, and only three:Lie%
put the 'natter la the himbof his lawyer in the event of
hie offer being reseed.
Witness—l marred an arbitration to naming a sum. I
went to me Lord Vernon profeesionally during the first four-
teen days, end saw other patients in my bed-room. I am a
doctor of medicine, a general practitioner. I now me patients,
but lam still very unwell from the injury to my leg. I
ammo& visit my out-door patients. I genteelly reside out of
town d=r. season. My wife and children accompanied
me to
To Mr. Justice Rrle—l waspeig between =other cab.
I took me Asp beyond it and was haute down. I had
before looked end maw the street was clear. -

occurred Smith, acab-dri;;r, staled that when the accident
he was driving up Bond-attest. He saw the plaintiff
crossing , the defendant's cab was coming down Vera-street
towards Bond-street, at the rate of ten miles an hoar, and
was drawn by a Ens horse. He saw the plaintiff knocked
down. If the defendant bad "sung ont,-" he must have
heard him, and the plaintiff might have got out of the way.
The defendant appeared very anxious •, he polled up as soon
as possible. He bad his horse well in hand. The cab was
stopped before the wheels went over the plabitiff. He did
not atink that the tiekodaat sew the plaintiff before be wee
knocked down. _ _

—DrNeeail; slated that he was called in to attend the
L lsiticstail,f on the 314 of July. His face and noes were
there was • lacerated wound on the arm ; the body,
thigh, and leg were bruised ; there were a good many bruises
over the body. As it was a surgical case, he left it to Mr.
Byrne.
Cross-exami.ned—When illness arises from the visitation
of God, medial men do not charge each other, but it is dif-
ferent in came of an accident like this.
Mr. Byrne surgeon, was called in to attend the plaintiff
on the 3M July. His body was much bruised. Hs had
=difficulty in breathing, and his mind wits mach con-
He recommended plaintiff to go out of town, and
want with him. The attempt to return to business brought
' beck the plaintiff's illness. The bruise on his leg will per-
manently abet his walking. He was still in attendance.
His charge would be twenty guineas.
Mr. Ready, surgeon, saw and examined plaintiff on the
11th of August. There were contusions on his face, arms,
side, and leg. He was suffering great pain and complained
of his bead sad of a dizziness in his sight. He would always
be inkject to a swelling of the leg and veins. Witness's
charge was about 26 guineas.
Mr. Serjesat Pigott addressed the jury for the defendant.
He said he could net savant for the aocdent, and would not
matters which Its could not prove; however, if the
ddoedant had bearing at the rate of ten miles an hour he
could not have ed up so shortly. Unless the plaintiff
could show that was entirely blameless be could not ask
for their verdiot. An aocident no doubt it was, but the
delmulant bad done all that a gentleman could do under the
circumstances.
His lordship having summed up,
The jury retired, and, after an absence of some time, re-
turned with a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 2601.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 20.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblangos.)
THE METROPOLITAN DREAD COMPANY (L
IMP ORTANT DECISION.
At the bet sitting antler the plaid= In this case, whoa a
all of 11. par mime wee made ea the a quo-
the woes whether Mr. Ogieby, nos of the
entitled to set off against thee amount °lbis cal a ems 37a r,
which be had advanced by way of loan before the company
wu established.

llis licahouTexpreesed an opinion against the claim, but
reserved the point for consideration.
Mr. Lawrence now drew the attention of the court to the
glut section of the Winding -it Act of 1848, and contended
that the Ind proviso the right of his client to set
a the arena of 3d!.
The Commissioner—That is not the Limited Liawbili4tet.
Mr. Lowrance—No ; but all the cases of in
under the recent ace ere wound up under the law mut
stands, until rates and ceders ere made by this oonrt.
The C.onuniesionor—lt does not strike me that this come
'Ender the previous sot. I adhere to the opinion I expressed
the other day—end the other ooromiesioners with whom I
have spoken are under the same impression—that a contri-
butory must pay his cells gret, es being a matter between the
oompany and its creditors, and that he must do so before
any rights can arise among the contributories ea between
themselves. I find nothing in the Limited Liability Ad
which bears an this question. It is not as though share-
holders might be called upon until creditor. were satisfied;
now they have no claim beyond the limited amount of the
shares; sad, =Ws this right is maintained, they would be
left with scarcely any remedy.

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