The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-16 00:00:00

THE EX-PRESS-, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1868

afforded to tie petitioner , or whether any sad what other
@Sipe should be talon in referrer to the matters alleged.
Sir J. I'AKINOTON admitted that the ore might fairly
rtnastdeftd ma et ceptional one. No doubt on principle it
would be eu'romily dangerous 'a lay down se • general rule
th I. pereems who bad teen wrongly convicted should hare a
clam. u, compensation . but still there might he cuss death
grievous ernsg rto eau for some remedy. Then warn
however. objection', to introduclag In this motion any &eat
recognition of e claim to ooze and he would there-
fore suggest a alight modidedoe, by striking out portiere of
tho two lost lines; it would then stand thus " Select cone-
mitts* to inquire into the allege ions contained In the petition
of William Mary Berber, presented upon the 27th day of
April lest. and to sounder and report whether any and what
step. should be taken in reference to the matters alleged."
(Hear, her.) It bed be.. admitted by • former
Home Set:retry that nothing but imitecretica sad
imprudence 00111411'6e laid to Mr. Barber's charge. Under all
the circumstances of the case he Ina prepared, as far ae hie
vote west, to support the mottos, In doing which be believed
be wee only doing an act ofjoatice.
Mr. BRIGHT had gone through all the circumstanoes of
the rase very minutely, and he wee satisfied that the diseidon
to which the right bon. baronet had come on the pert of hie
coils's/we would be sanctioned Ly tile pe.ople. If such a
fearful wrong had bean committed it was a mistake to sup-
pose that the people of England were not willing sad anxious
to mate compensation ; it would be • slender on them to say
the coatrary, tad he wee sun that the appointment of the
committee would meet with the approbation of everybody.
Mt. BOVILL suggested that the motion in its amended
form might be mastreed to limit the inquiries of the com-
mittee to the allagaticre of the
The motion me amended was t:Viagtild to.
CNDER-SECRETARY OP STATE FOR
SCOTLAND.
Mr. I'. A XTER, is moving the resolution of which he
had given notice, " That in the opinion of this house ea
Under-Secretary of State for Scotland should be appoMMid,
to perform the political dries at peer snitched to the
office of Lord Advocate," enlarged upon the extent end
importance of the political duties which the Lord Advocate
wee called upon to sante, specially es regatded the
carriage of measures relatieg to Scotland, through the Hom e
of Commons, sad the distribution of patronage. He Moira
that those (finks were inconsistent • ith the legal tad judicial
functions assigned to the Lord Advocate, eel ought to be
performed Lye specially intsd minimised the crown.
The °anti at waa by Mr. Ewe/T.
Mr. BOI.' FREIE believed that the propelled change
weak impair the erciency of the present system es =et
the transaction of Blotch business, both legal sad
red that house.

Them:iirs received a qualified sappert from Mr. STIR-
LING. It was opposed by Mr. E. Skint,
After some remarks from Mr.Octi.vir end lir. Casurt_ ERR
Mr. V/. WILLIAMS objected to a tangoed whose chid
remit would be to create a new Ace, meting the emoltry
1,5001. a year.
The LORD ADVOCATE also opposed the MIL The
appointment of ea Coder-ikeretety of State for !Soothed
would not, he mid, diminish the weight of duty devolving
upon the °Moe which experience had shown him to be
almost exclusively of a judkial chamfer.
Lord DUNCAN having spoken in oppoeitimi to the bill,
Lord PALMERSTON concurred 'et thinking the pro-
Famed appointment altogether .
portent jadieial functions went now er M the
rd Advocate, which could not be treneirred to as Umber-
Sn rotary . while all the political gmetione rain is Soot.
land fell within the department of the Rome Secretary.
Mr. DUNLOP the motion.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER maintained
that under the present system then wee no leek either of
reepaneibility or endow is the conduct of the Scotch
department al edvids.9a. _ _ _

After • few war& &ma Sir G. oNTOOM I aad • reply
by MT haulm,
Tim or
motfoa teas withdraws, sad tb• howls
&sided on tb• cpeseeka tbst ea Ustlar-lkonetary of State for
liestbamel b• appoiated h ties Na.. 4116 to perform a par-
ties d&a duties at prime dicorged by the Lord-Ad-
vocate.

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ROKAArit
CATHOLIC SOLDIERS AND CHAPLAINS.
Mr. DEASY rid that allar tbs eatisfectory statannt of
the Seentarp he War that inning, it wait not his henna
to make the sides wise:distilled in his nouns. (Hear.) He
would only add that the emus adopted was most creditable
to the right boa. and gallant gentleman and to the noble
lord the Presideat of the Board of Control.
POLICE FORCE (IRELAND) BILL.
Lord NAAS mend kr nevem bell:gin a bill to make bens
proweies Le the pain force in Dublin end other town is

Kr. J. D. FITZOERALD said ft was unusual to intro-
duce a meesum of each importance at eo late a period u the
16th of June. The Debits force wee based on the London
*MA and d the time it had been in existence that,
hed been a r,eellsbleabsence of greet and minute mimes in
that city. It en true the police were most of them of one
reiigion, which To a disadvantage which Col. Brown had en-
deavoured to avert, by having a greater number of protestant.
is the form. bat be wait unable to procure them. Ile trusted
Ibstt satheittat time would be given between this and the
emend reeding foe the bill to be thoroughly considered.
Kr. WHITESIDE remarked that the government could
set bare brought In lb. bill before.

01100-1-11 eel be could glee he egisiet on tie
oebetie et imor the ate& of fir same; bat he
these.* the alb wee
Yr. VAN on properoi tO di rat.
me Mlie pnelal_ princi-
ple et es la lbw we pest dieuellietion in Dublin et
the upon dile alibi bro.
TM monks we tip opreeil to.
ADMIIIISTRATIO!_ OT ILIBTIFIS (DUBLIN

POLICE DISTRICT.)
Lard NAAS mined tbr tame to bring I. s bill for the
nose rialtosl administration of jostles to the potior district
of Dublin Illetropollo. The object of it west° consolidate sad
maand the aDu ers regulating the jurisdiction of the police ma-
&lntim fa blin.
The motion was agreed to.

IRREMRPFABLE POOR COMMITTER.
Mr. R. ESTCOURT moved that the select committee as
ineenestble poor do consist of 17 members; that Mr. James
!lure Wort sad Mr. Caird be added to the committee.
Mr. FITZ OT objected to the proposal. Them was a
sksallift elder fiat so agent committee should consist of
mem ekes 16, sad he did sot think there was say reason in
this slam to depart horn the usual rule (Hear.)
Mr. 8. IBTCOURT would sot prate his motion it the
The
was apart It.
The matins um thee more:lnd
LEGITIMACY AN D DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL
CAUSES.

The ATTORNRT-GENBR AL moved for leave to bring
io a bill to soidde prism to establish their legitimacy by
the lodgment °fa smut of law, sad also to enable prima in
NM mom to establish their right to be regarded a.
osearal-boro =Dimes of Great Britain ; sad to emend OM
l_nridiction of 'ha Court for Divorce end Matriatoseel Cannes.
The deject of it was to remedy the eziwingdefeet is the Imo.
At parent a was might be conscious of his legititasm, sod
be Ate to prom it while his meets were alive—but If no
property lass in Mortis, be would take no store to establish
It. He proposed to mashie any person so situated to cots-
mare s salt he the estohlishment of hie status, slots. melee
In all parties intatesind, sad to the AttorairptimonL
propoired to rive the jurisdiction to the new Court of Divorce,
the judge of which had repeated milligram to mho-
Miro Auxber provision of the bill esabled persons to esta-
blish that, stains as Beleleh OM* giving notice to all
partial mtereeled, wed te Atemey-Oemal'
The modem wee aimed to.
NRW TRIAL IN CRIMINAL CAPES.
Mr. M`MARON °Mimi hem to bring in • bill to seam
the Atilt of sew trial Is criminal cam.

(TAL—PAT fiIfOISPRANCHISENENT BILL.
On the melee of the day for the adjourned debate to gots(
into committee on rile bill being road,
Kr. B. HOPE moved that the debate be edjoursed.
(Hear, bear) The Chancellor of the Exchequer had a lbw
ermine sao suggested that no bill likely to lead to discus-
sion Aonki he taken after twelve o'clock—(bear, bear —and
be did sot think they would Bad one more likely to Ind to
• debate than this. (Hear.)
Sir J. SHELLEY objected to a• adjournment to • distant
lir. CLAY protested Kahan this bill being pot off day
agar day, when the chshmen of a select committee intro-
tissed snob a bill the grivernineat were bound to support sad
suit him, the premeet government were throwing every
tibeteele is his way, so doubt with the sole object of catching
a taw stray votes of Irish members. (06, oh) If the
debits was adjourned, the government ought to undertake to
Om
same storaber for the disettssloa.
Ntr J . PAXINOTON did not think the government were
liable be the of the hon. membee. He trained
thsbeear wasid bays no objection to the adjournment of the
debate,, and woad suggest that it be resumed on Thursday
ert next.

Milteietre-s-fre the adjoereeneat wee thee agreed to, sad
the farther otfulderstioa of the sabieot tree *dimmed autil
P OTlrlagif LAW PROCEDURE ACT AMENDMENT

BILL.

This bill peened thronett—emera•—ittre
PEACE PERSERVATION (IRELAND) ACT
CONTINUANCE BILL.
Thie bill dm mord thrum& committee.
The home adjourned at bail-put 12.

DEATII OP Tlin Lou Jurrics CLISRII.—We
kw* to auk, the and nnexpected unacouseetnent al
the death of Lord Judas Chit Hope, width took place at
ajulm__, _bum lual,ldgiut Hie lordship, when finishing a ham
um • mmummini Foit ems o'clock. wee mired with paralysis\
end self sullied from the attack, expiring about half Tad
gm& BM lordship wee to his 1411 v-fourth year. He
poses/ fut the bar in 1818, mad wee ilevated to the me
Isom af the Second Division etas Court of Session in 1844.
en J.
•-ilesiessan of yeaSerder. Jaw 15.
PAILISOTOII.II LIIIIE.—Sir J Pakiagton
Mkt his mond humid Ms Sewn Sir
at eb• admi-
ralty. Whitehall. wiles Ilmi undermentioned offierre
prowat —Vies-Adedmil Oidav; Reer-Admird Lord I.
Lluataumull'Cimuumul Carlton. RY. Captains H.
C. P. Dyer, D. P. Ifiwary. A. F. R. de Homey,
Pd
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M 0. 0. Hsyse. H. J. Douglas, L. Jere, W. R. Hil-
nummlona, W. R. itegralsed, R. J. Oteuy, T. Din& J.
Sledded, S. lianrirli, _s4 0. Pima Causamoders J. Ili-
F' Trathlim - Twrk Pod* F. A In*
B. F. Dent. and H. limmv•Yi Lawdual W. P. Robbins,
W. N. Bore, H. A. Muria& sad J. W. Jame ; Muter
Fad

MUSIC'.

DRURY.LANE.

-
Madame Pauline Viardot appeared that night, ,1
v the first time at this theatre in the Barbieri di
:gate. The engagement of this Most aocompluthed lady
volumes in favour of Yr. Smith's management. She
will give a new toes to the Drury-lane Opera. To describe
Madams Viardot in Rain* would really be a work of
.7rmd; everybody wo knows anythin about
•-op.r. h
acquainted with a per-
former:* whiek, &I in ••dramatic and musical
point of view, has never been surpaesed. She is
In the fullest possession of all her powers ; and it is sufficient
to say that she never looked better, acted better, or sang
better than she did last night. Thi Amons some of the
2111 lemon was of itself en witertaisunent sack as is
to be mot with. Instead of the eternal " Rode's atr
with vartationa" and Its make-believe aocompinsiment on an
old ricking piano, there wee a maimilthent instrument to
whisk Viardot sat down aid sang with her own
brilliant accxopeniteent, several Spanish ads, full of the
quaintness, grace, and sapnesioa, which dithinguith the as-
dowel music of the peninsula. The audience were enchanted,
not only with these but with the whole performance of the
part; and Madame Viardot, among her many triumphs,
probably never had • warmer recepteon than she met with
lath night.
The opera, altogether, was remarkably well performed ,•
Signor Lucchesi, who appeared as Count Almaviva, is well
known to the London pnblic as a respectable actor and an
atailleat singer. Badiali's Figaro, though his voice is not
what It has been, was en artistic performance ; and a new
=who rejoinse in the singular name of Liam, was as
Bartholo, acting with oonsidenble originality and
humour, sad singing admirably. The house was crowded in
every part.

Kato itittltigetut.

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUBI6B.-7r x 16.
(Dean Laid add Junk* Cockburn, the ;edgy Ordinary,
rod M. ;nonce Wightrnan.)

gal tdesired to reward Mr. Coopw the eosin would
wiael7 authorise it.
The seeignees screed to present Mr. Cooper with 20
guineas.
Order meordiagly.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before the Recorder.)

Witham &MOOS 30, and /*pothole ifirshoos, 20, wen
placed at the bar to take their trial upon several indkerointe
°harem the former with atealingimrellery and other articles,
and ha latter with receiving the property howiag it to have
been stolen.

Mr. Robinson and Mr. Cooper soodnoted the prosecution.
Mr. Phillips appeared for Miniboom. The other prisons
had no 000nsel.

111; Fret COM that was taken charged the prisoner Raw-
son with stealing a emit of clothes, and the other prisoner
was charged with receiving the same, knowing them to
have been stolen. The prosecutor is a tailor at Bayswater,
and it appeared that the prisoner Rawson called upon him
and ordered, a suit of clothes, which was to be sent to the
occupied by hint in the same neighbourhood. The
were taken home and the prisoner asked for the bill,
which was given to him with the clothes, and he left the
room and then contrived to slip out of the house, taking the
'lathes with him.

The Recorder expressed his opinion that upon these facts a
charge of larceny could not be supported. There was no
positive stipulation that the articles went not to be parted with
without the money, and the propety was voluntarily placed
in the prisoner's permeation by the -prosecutor's shopman.
The jury accordingly returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
The prisoners were then charged upon • second indict-
ment. Rawson with steeling • geld watch and chain, value
WI.. the property of George Frodaharn, and klizehonse with
receiving the property !mowing it to have been etolen.
Mr. Frodsham, the prosecutor, stated that be carried on
the business of a watchmaker and jeweller in Cornhill, and
on the 31st of last August he reoeived a letter, signed in
the name of Gaaklll, directing him to bring a watch and
chain to No. 22, Wastbourne-place, Eaton-square. He went
accordingly at the time appointed, and saw the prisoner
}Lawson, who selected • watch value forty guineas, end •
gold chain value 81. 10e., and he then asked if witness
had brought the bill. Hs told him he bad not, but he
would writs him out one, end pin and ink were procured,
and he made out the bill for the watch and chide, end plaosol
a stamp upon It. The prisoner thee put the chain round
his neck, and the watch Into his pocket, and left the room, se
witness supposed, to get the money, sad immediately *Aar-
wards he heard the lock tithe stoat door , and upon
witnessti the toil and nekingractiphs that b.
had left the ite, and he did not ass en g more of him
until he was taken into custody upon some other
charges.
In answer 61bl:titres put by the Recorder, Mr. Frodahlot
stated thi4 no whatever passed about eaymnt when he
saw the eonse tin the letter sent to it was ex-
pressly stated that the watch and chain were to be paid for
when they were delivered. Mr. Prodshiun stated that he
law this letter at Guildhall, but he bad not seen it since, and
did not know what had beeome offs

The Recorder said it was very important that this letter
should have been produced, because it would have shwa
the exact nature of the transaction. There was at
no evidence that the property was not to be parted with
without the money.
Mr. Frodshent said that he certainly never intended to
part with his property without bg paid for it. He would
sot have parted with it upon any other condition.
The Recorder said that be had parted with ft. He had
allowed the prisoner to place the watch and chain round his
neck without making any objection, and without making
any demand for payment, and he was of opiaion that
under these circumstances a charge of larceny could not be
natal:sBd.

Yr. Frodaham maid that if tradesmen were to object to a
enstomer doing what had been done in this oar by the
prisoner, with his property, he would very soon have to shut
up his shop.
The Recorder cheered that there wee no doubt that the
prisoner had practised a gross fraud in order to avoid paying
for the property ; bat, in his opinion, the evidence would not
in law support a charge of larceny, and therefore the pri-
mmer, must be acquitted.
The jur7 conaequently again returned a verdict of
The Recorder said that he would adjourn the trial of the
other charges, to give the learned counsel for the prosecution
en opportunity of oossiderteg the taote oonneotad with them
mare carefully, and deckling epos which of the other charges
it would he 'debate to proceed
Reery Hears Heathers, 46, a gentlemanly looking man,
pleaded guilty to three indictments charging him with em-
bezzling and stealing the several sums of 6171. Ito. 7d.,
6821. 19e. Bd., and 2611. 3e. 9d., the monies of his employers,
the Commercial Dock Company.
Mr. Robinson, who appeared for the prisoner, urged in
mitigation of punishment, that the prisoner bad • large
homily, that many members of it had suffered severely from
Maras, sad that within the last few days he had lost a
daughter. The ,he said, was secretary to the com-
pete', end had to perform very importaat duties,
and the salary he y received was not perhaps con-
Abed with the duties he was called upon to perform. He
had original, reeedved 360/. a year, but that had been raised
to 6011!. He added, that he believed the prisoner had him-
self given information which led to the droovery of what
had been Ong on, and he urged that this wee& circumstance
' favourable to him.
Mr. Orridge said that the directors of the company were
desirous to leave the COW in the hands of the court, but he
felt called upon to state that the defalcations of the prisoner
amounted to a much larger sum than those that wire the
subject of the present indictment.
The Recorder Inquired. what was the supposed total
amount that the prieoner had embezzled.
Mr. (bridge said between eight and nine thousand pounds.
It appeared to have commend in 1864.
The Recorder, in peening senteme, mid that the prisoner
hatdmileaded guilty to no less than three indictments,
m
him with embezzling large sums of money, and
these appeared to be only& smell portion of the amount that
he had actually embezzled. It did not appear that he had
acted in this manner in one instance only, but that be had
been punning a dishonest course towrds those in whose
service he wee employed for a great many years. The sen-
tence upon him under theme circumstances warn that he be
kept in penal servitude for di years.

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