The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

THE HANDEL FESTIVAL.-(77118 DA Y.)

It waa naturally anticipated that many permits
trunk! porpone Shalt visit to the last day; and In order to
acoommo late times, as well as to prevent confusion
▪ the Falai" the tkket•ofkee at Smite, Hall was
414 open until 11 o'clock this manias• Even altar that
• streak,. arrived, is the hope of being in limo to
secure admissions; but in that ferret they were disap-
pointed, and their dil Porkies* must bare occasionad them
some inconvenience la boric., to obtain the requisite psis

a sydeshare. It will be rementored that at the experimental
performsece in 194 the last day wee the most patronised,
end it moms probable that the same is the ease sow. The
sir 'antacids for the woad &qui thirster:it commatemetlan

;en. ,A of • entices' chsr•eter. First thin ter du
wii..!• at the Ti Ikon, •ni this Mowed orketleas

tram Stod, &won,
,sod Judas Nam.
I. -.4, The object of this variety wee obvionan to pro-
met, be convesisme of her Majesty, and the wadi*. beim
L,ognitiesstly due thousands nun have game to the Palace
is the tali expectation at series Ilia Qum es well as Ustealsg
to the manic. Again of State, however, prevented the royal
oe.-• s Wednimodity, sad It being generally eadirstasi
that it writiM certainly tabs plan to-day there was amide
a double inducement to be pretest. Slaborate sad tasteful
te:civ were accordingly at mull is the asevaidaat this fore-
on as on Wedaesday. Too railways wore besieged with
whet, armee of crinoline; while the roe" was gay and set-
tie!. 4t o a degree. west-end equilpeTes Wash! with
unpreten lies brough Imo sad cabs, sad the different route"
keding to Sylestuun were choked with cwrieses. Spree, hoar-
tour, win kept by sweet .4 pollee to facilitate the programs
of .ocee great personages or other, sod everythies indicated
that ammd visitom were expected. Nevertheless
there were not washes niggle*" that the death of the
Greed Docks" Dowager of Prowls, mother of the Princess
of Persia, tied grandmother of the hitsbend of
the Primes. Royal of Busload, wcald forbid the
&motions* of ler Msjea'y to-day, and them fears appear to
have Dees well Loaded, since we kern from • report &e-
-pochs," at the last moment that the PrAite Casson hod
arrived unattended by bee Majesty. His royal highness
WWI accompanied by the Primate Alfa, the Princess Helens,
the Coast de Flushes, end sad a mamas' mite. The
royal party drove to the Crymal Palma la their
open -orriages, is seethe liveress, pemeeding by
.uxhall-bridge, South Lambeth, Stockwell, Alpha-road,
and Brixton. They were maim" by Si. Joseph Paxton,
Mr. Farquhar (the chanties), Mr. Booby (the manager),
Mr. Dishy [eynernr, M.P., Mr. Grove (the merstory), sad
eereral ether of the direoten, who conducted the royal party
te the stele compartment Mid sp is the drat gallery
of the lessees Terrept, and as his Royal Disb-
ars the Prince Consort entered, the orchestra pealed
Ike* the majestic strains of the National Anthem,
the andionse rising aimultassonely with the orchootra. The
sib part were song by ..)ladanis Clara Novelle, Mies Dolby,
end Mr. al= Reeves; and A is needles to my the
effect we. purl end thrilling. After a pause of Rome
minutes, Mr. Coots again waved his baton, and the
orchestra forthwith commenced Use oratorio of
brad os Byyp,.. Resides the Lidice and gentle-
men already named, Madams Ruderedoeff, Madame
Lemmata !Merril:tele, Mr. Weiss., and Signor Belletti feat
their aid to the performance, which we. Lowrie] to with almost
Dreathleee admiration. Tee splendour of the opectacle which
the snditory promoted was sot a little increase' by the
beauty of the royal box. The weather was all that could be
desired, and the close of the c.immemorstiuu, like its opening,
boo been • complete suems.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
BWEARINO-IN OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR.

At the acting of the court thin =riming Lord Campbell
took his mat fee the Brat taus as Lord Chancellor. Hie
lordithip was accompenird into court by the Lords Justices
the Master •f the Rolls, and Vice,Chanc,llors Kindersley,
Stuart, and Page Woof. The oaths ware administand to the
Chancellor by the Abutter of the Rolls, Desisted by the Clerk
of tho crown. There was a vary large attendance of the
bar, end the court we, crowded to excess by spectators of •
very brief and sot particularly interesting ceremony. It wee
Mated that the Lord Chief Justioe of the Guam's beach, Sir
A. Cockburn. the Chief hunt* of the Common liras, Sir
W. Brie, sad the Attrimey-General and Solicitor-General,
Sly R. Bethell sad Sir H. Rooting, were sworn is in his
Itdahip's private room.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS I/AY.)

MANSION-ROUSE.
A CASS Foil COVRT.

B.6*.nemeb Carpul was charged with being drunk, end se-
manltmg Daniel Cerpul, her hatband.
Daniel Carpul —The tremor is my wife, but she doss not
lire with me. She Len been living trim me about 12 years.
She came to my hot.' yesterday, abused me and assaulted
me—tore my waistcoat. and alao the shirt off my back, and
here me the el ere, (holding them up amidst the laughter of
the court). So. took up a knife, and geld she would not
leave until I ma le her +omit allowance.

The Lord Mayor—Welt, .by don't yogi allow her some-
et*? she Rasa right to eons whine you are if she is your
wife.

6,mplOsmat—lfy Med, elle is cohabiting with another
men, and bas bad five illegitimate children.
Prim:we—No, Fre no' ; l're only got two chitin's, sad
nee is Ma (pointing to eousplaiaant).
Lord Haler—Well, you admit that otsels by another man,
sad that being the case, you bare no claim upon your hus-
band. Yon have consusittel on act for which you might be
mserely punished. You p.. to hie house in ► stabs of intoz-
keit Aland !assault him, when you have no business there at
all. If you had been a virtuous woman, the Cllll would
have been did-rent. He would then Love beer obliged to
maintain you. You' mast hod one surety for XL, to keep
the peace towards your husLand for one month.
Pris'ner— I can't g. t any sureties,
The Lord Mayor—Then ion must go to prime. and
(turning to complainant) if oat of the children which she
bee it you. pds ought to take care of it yourself, sod not
leave it with snob a cristsL..l woman as Hitt.

tepl*wrat—airi;l;irrie, my 1;;17 the prienner rats
array wah a man more than 12 years ar, who left a wife
awl two children ch,rgeable to the pariah, awl this child,
which she says i* wee, is not moos than 11 yams old.
The:primmer was then lock*d sp.
BOW-STREET.
•harrotxo•LETTlll IMPOSTOR.

A ti.A.l6-aged man who gem the seeks of AMU ISON,
ant Lod been repeatedly convicted, woe charged with uttering
a fried 1. tier, sod attempting to defraud Mr. J. Philpot,
solicitor. of Montagnmerser, Knmell-agnare.
It eppems that the prisoner celled at Mr. Philpois reel-
dare 'bunt • week ago and prodeced a letter purporting to
be ',livered to him by the Key. Thomas Anger, tbo rector
of Ilusepatssd, sad dinellag hie attention tu the case of •
"poor widow named Clarke, whose friends wished to place'
her Mini child. • Atm by of 14. in the Blind Infirm. y of
Brielol." The letter sMted that Mrs. Clarke was a native of
Lyme Keg* end gave • long Urn of some of the pria:ital
residents of shot tows to whew reference might be male
es to her reepemahility. It alleged the, 391. war min/of to
purchase the child the neemeary the S:tipturep,
and other religions looks (se .hived to the blimp, and to
defray other incid-ntatezpeame; and • lizt of ant seoptionu,
beaded be the 1t.,. Mr. Aing..e., the fiat. Mr. Fletcher,
Mr. Pryor' 00.1 emend of the gantry In the district of
Malimte of an I II menisci. k-hill, followed the above aploal,
olumett saulbosionuars log from 21. tr Ida Gd. Tta
lett, war tale. in by the aervent of Mr. l'hilprt, who
reiu--ted the miaow,. to call agile the wit morning at 10
o'clock. In the ea officer of the M.o.iieity
Ploriety wu rant la so be on she funk-out, end at the ap-
t ot'ed Tone the privoner vets on the epu, altSouela he bed
elleveld another Lektong lett. r impostor, mimed Sullivan. to
call et the house. Sullivas dicappeered threcly he saw the
oi lcer. but the prloiarr was apprehendel.
Ti. flee. Ir. Amu's, prow :l that the letter was entirely •
N•remy. WA be cuill4 ohs, .peek as to the luracry of a rend
" '*to oir•Carelo, Itari.tee boa own. appended to the " apiaal.”
H•te.t.yed. at the Mendacity breiery, erdl there were tire
iceurtine• against she immer fee nen ...ie.
Mr. Henry oewwyled the primmer Lw trial oe M.) charges
..—the feta pietism, sad stierteg the forged letter.

LAMBETH.
ATTVIPT/W OVICIDII.

g raml•••••• ••111,140.•
1.1..*•• Xgr.A, a inielitietheed Ewa el Menet appearance,
Iraq thereed beim dee live. 0. C. Karen with ateelapting
aledestriection. by throwing leas If tato the Stn' y end.
Jew.* Ibeen isbeeeise see , &peel that as Le (147
1.4,m at &heel I eel ek, he New the prwoner delareretely
joust ore the Bonn Canal, and Oak to la. p water. V. It.
llmeleed baiter hew need with 11. Il 1. itGetilty get him
A. bait. sad be wee thin vesedrell in a stew of 111.010.
Nkt, to & petelietherese clew by, where ha was attended br
hie ren.overy the peiweer raid it was no use
lame him est Seethe canal should be LW Gad.
heeds ceselable Ww. Hoban, 311 P. tail he found the
Owner et the inel.br-b.ww Lint aeteede I by a terabaal
it.ntleneen, sad owte .inertly lesestslohst he INA a hAtt•r, ie
theweldayereat of the Messrs. Chriety's at darer wanufac-
twy In Iterisnal•e?.
A lelkireweeke, le mad the prianser bad been in the
Palek'lnte nt of the t:Lrorty fn wine year, and
Ire a respectable harleernakiner nese, bat Iran unfosto-
eddy ma h whliettel b. &lat.
She* fireatweet •41.1 the pit. rcer had Iceled it her bows
14. GU, years, uJ, whew sober, there c tiM tot be a better