The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

THE' EXPRESS: 'SATURDAY EVENING, NOTBMBER '10,6-1181011T

Mr. Role coutended that the effect of three judgments
was sot merely to MOWS to his clients the estates to which
they had succeeded. They in fact made Yr. Patrick the
representative of the late Yr. ithedden ; and he submitted
that anything that would deprive him of that status wwild
affect the judgment of the House of Lords.
[The case was proceeding when we went to prom )

VIE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLUKEN WELL
GAMIC HIGHWAY IGIBBERT.

erg Wei A road, a fellow well known to the police, was
charged before Mr. D'Erncourt with highway robbery
under the following elm/instances :
Mr. Wakeling appeared fur the prisoner.
Caroline Hayes, a servant out of place, was standing in
Wakefield-street, talking to her sister, when she felt some-
thing move in her pockets. She turned sharply round, and
see* the prisoner removing his hand from her dress, she
sabsW him, when he bonnie very rough, pushed her violently
away, and then ran off. He was pursued by Mr. Mills, an army
clothes cutter. when the prisoner finding that he was about
to be stopped, called out " nut stop me, there he
goes and by that means he was out then taken. When
he was apprehended and the pmeecutrix came up the pri-
' sober said -" What money have you lost !" and upon being
told a florin and a penny, he said he would Fry her abd al o
sire her some money for herself. Polioe-constsble Webb,
110 E, came up and found in the prisoner's hand the money
the complainant had lost. The prisoner has before been in
custody for similar offences and has not brag been out of
prison. At the station the prisoner rid he was a dyer, but
pre a false address.
The prisoner wished the magistrate to settle the caw at
once, ae it would save time. . . .

Mr. liEyncourt said he could not comply with the pri•
soner's request, and fully enmnutted him for trial.
The pro.oner, on being removed, said he supposed he
should get it hot this tiros.

The No fionolitis of Turin states that the Italian
parliarmat im likely to be convoked fur the 15th of January ;
the elections will in that case take place about Christmas.
The works at the National Gallery (nays the
Be der) are being visoronely proceeded with by Munn.
Cabin and Co., under Mr. Peanethorne's directioe bat
we can scarcely believe that they will be coeupleted within
the few weeks originally spokes of as the length of time
during which the gallery would be closed.
On Tuesday, a silver cradle, valued at 300 pi-
tmen, was presented to Mr. F. Perkins, the outgoing Mayer
of Southampton, and on Wedneeda) the Corporatsoa and
magietratee give him a grand brusquet. Mr. Perkins has
presented the Corporation with a purtruit of her Majesty
the queen by Wins/shaker.
A very destructive fire broke out in the pretuiffies at
the back of Mr. Downie 's chemist shop, Saisdhill, Newcastle,
on Thursday night, sad, before it meld be subdued, destroyed
ea extensive range of warehouses and some valuable pro-
Prtr•
LA ITH(t'AKL t i LOVER CA NA DA. —On the morn-
ing of the 17th alt., at fifteen minutes before six, a snack
of an earthquake was felt in Montreal end other parts of
Lower Canada. Bede rocked, windows rattled violently,
and stoves did sot remain AU Altogether, the shocks an
reported to have lasted about five minutes ; the first one
butlers three, sad the meond, after an interval of about •
minute, two.

OUTWARD BRAZIL MAIL --SOUTRAIIIPMS
Nov. 9. The Royal Man Company's steamer Magdalena,
Captain Wnolwanl, sailed hence to-day at 3 p.m.. wlth
the monthly mail for Bt. Vintamt, Cape Verdes, Bahia,
Pernambuco, Rio do Josairo, the Bradls, sod River Plate.
Mhe took 101 isehidieg 114or•Oerieral Mir 7'.
Phillips and far Ayres, ne.; the Bishop of Rio
time& ma took on freight English gold,
7,9711. ; bar silver, 14,0001. ; diamonds, 2,17. V. ; jewel-
lery, 1,1:101. ; From& gold, 2,4171. ; diamonds, 310/. ; jewel-
lery, 14,8751. ; sad a fall ergo of Freaelt and English
moretiondloo

CAPOLITAX Poses.—BOAßD or TRADE, WHITE,
eau., Nov. 7. —The Right Hoe. the Leeds cf the Com-
mittee at Petty Council for Trade have received from
the Secretary of Mate for Ponies Affair a copy ref a de-
spatch hoes bar Majesty's Wainer at MO's, miclaideg •
copy of a derma, dated the 19th ult., sad pieblibed Ia the
Official Journal of the& city, of which the >h is a
translation ,—'• Art. 1. Prom the date of the al
the pretest decree, all trerchandiee arriving hem other
of the Pont.' Provinces of Italy will be oweiiesad home
prance, cal coneequently treated as rick le Nowak.,
ports The transport of such goods will be treeklered as •
coasting senile when carried on in vessels wader the national
flag. Our Cll.l4orOdl regulations will. therefore, be applied
to the same. The custom-bona= along the (metier of the
Has. hes and l'mhela are al.liabed. The mistiog re
Dona 'reporting the Wand of Airily will remain infibl
loop
until the Italian tariff is introduced there. Art. 2. The
duties fixed in the table suneasl to the decree uf Nth of
frptember last, ou the importstion and inportatioe of eel,
L.llll merchandise, will contains provisineally in force.
Art :1. Foreign rods arriving from the free porta of Leg.
Mini, (trona, and Amour., ad] pay, at the cuetonidioum of
the porta at which they arrive, the duties axed by the
ten* at preeent in fonn. Yeleiela with such produce can
only dial with costombousee, according to lir
regulations of Jane 19, DUO. Art. 4. The exportation el
grail from the Italian provinces and from Sway is provi-
sionally prohibited."- • Ilautte.
THE INCARI'IRATIoN or Luau WILLIAM ON-
SMOTE —ln July last, Lonl William Werner, WO of the
Duke of Leedi, amainl to the Canibridge lasolvest Court
for rldeharge. !fig debt. aniounted to about 1,000 f., Mho
major part .4 which, it wan contended by his opposing cre-
diturt, chiefly money lenders, was contracted withal say
reasonable prospect of paying. Under all the cireamelances,
the nutty court yudge declined to pant prinectier, and di-
re..tol that Lord William should he imprisoned for ix
nemtha from the date .4 the rioting tinier. The term of
imprnonment will expire on Wednesday next, when his
lonlYhip will be released. During his incarceration he hag
lean regularly visited by his wife cud se :end gentlemen of
Corpus College. list U.* coallientent has told upon him, and
lat tons he has bees is 11 melancholy state. It is, however,
hoped by his friends that he will soon recruit his strength.—
Cent, i•foe tedependear.
A Lrftaele IN WIN DADE CANTLE/.-0u Sunday
evening, between eight and nine o'clock, a young gentleman
respectable appearance and address presented himself
before the two sentinels at the gate on Castle-hill, whe
stoppel hien, stating that it Mils the entrance only for the
royal bandy, on what the stranger said, " I am the Prince
Wale.," when, from his geutlemenly mamma, the sea-
tineh presented anus and suffered him to pees. He sitar-
wards awarded in passing the sentinels at the gateway at
the York sad Lancaster Towers ; sal, having got into the
quedrangle, he entered the matte by the Augusta Tower.
Oa pruceebeg along the passage. he was met by one of the
royal inmate, who inquired be bu.inua, when he said,
"I am the Prince of Wales, end am going to mee my
mother, the Queen." The servant toll him he would ac-
company him, and introduced Iwo to the superintendent,
Baker, who, finding the young gentleman insane, conveyed
him to the Ade keeping of Mr. Pullin, .4 the Old Windsor
Union. It was ultimately ascerLdue.l that the unfortunate
' youth, whose age is elsaii, 90 year., is the eon of an unlit.
pestling gentleman of the name .4 Daphne, residing at or
sear Blacitinath, to whom lie was heeled over on the
Torok, following. Ile had recently been discharged from
s private lunatic asylum, istaler the inapt eaania that he bed
"Sthis proper seam..
ilt Itßaltßatillt IN HYDE l'A EC. —VEriOUS
eshernes have hem proposed, including the design for an
subunit,. (habit fountain, with a large .111101tht .4 sculpture,
for Use treadoninition d the circular neervior in Hyde.
park, dem tu Park-lane, taro "a t bitng of beauty." We
now understand that the largo Waterloo van which stood
in the vestibule of the National tiallery to to be conveyed
thither, and made to form a prominent object, with what
accesortee and arrangement us hate yet to Irarn. -
Redder.

Sturm:ray M Leone. Itt Rox Bran MAIM lan —A
feeling d painful letterset has been excited to the diet** in
coosequenos of a suspected murder which is alleged to bees
taken place on Saturday last at Eckford, near Jedhurgi.
It appears that the victim is a man named Crosier, r ••ate
living in lantuo, near Jeolbergh, and the mode of liis
death was drowning, imoiiimparred by violence. Crooner
...me time ego lout his horse, and as his cart was
his principal mews of sulaistence, ,onaiderable aympathy
ins. felt to him m the district, where he was well kouwo
sin respected. A subscription was triad, ndlicient to pur-
chase souther horse, and the money we. some days *gaper
armed to Crosier. He Unleaded, it is said, to come to
keho to panties, • horse, and left home, taking the morsey
alii..h was ergot by suhscription with him. Nothing more
s• heard of Lim till Saturday hod, when hi. deed body wee
found w /Isle Water, sear &Aron( Mill. When taken out
it the water, two deep pthes were found oo his bead sad
hi. pockets had bona riftd. 'show:Amon was gives to the
Pr..iiatur-Fia,d, who low since 110110 engaged io • strict in-
v...t ligation of the circumstances --.:kotrows a.
'foo St.:,..•ccartA. —Tile New York newcpapan
supporting Mr. Abraham Lincoln's party complain that
sib., the Penneyls acorn election too gamey oftlessoweiers 111111
e.saing over to their ranks. The fire waters of the south, tiwy
rr}, tho..et .4 preparing to carry Wilt their threat of tads,
up au ill.. t I sag to Owl rest lg A1.11411\111.1 bosom. The
siphon... of leficrecia is remembered, that 'Jew Amend
true paigic fhe Weehingtoe Star cos: -"Republication
appsn Nay bees getting amaringly pupates NI the rear
1• .4 1At...,1g,'• election have heightened, sad we hest
Most (he inc....ioes to the Republican melts have bren so
overwhelming lately, that the Original Jaoobs' have ist-
soied that the Issas should he dosed, low their claims
shcold be hat right of altogether in the mob of these
eleventlilliour Libutirete It wee amusing to bear asepses.
Ist ems surprise A 4 different parties met is the rtioni—eit.
• !Vbo wouLl have thought of aeslag you bare ' Was
del you lease the Breckieridge crowd?' I thought yes
iitsa for Dreigkel" Thunder you • Republican nose
Lee ehaamed slurs you ad& is the mob that we. going to
teat down tr.e £re aka,' sad w as."