The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1858.

beepe elms tie welters IMPS parehmed, end it war in moat
We sows sista Tim I raw him la prises.
Cresralesilarri—libmstress am as* sem seed
lr now then
ViteZelo Zell ...semeisilly the AllimerOsteral
me &mar et tits prima Oder Oresd
Ow and ltametts at Park.
Orubl, PINK Isis
wee7.ll = ia the pima alter they had hem am
Noel is demi They maw all it mparal• each. Iwe me.
Net whoa: severel. penmen same in identity these
and I sew 01110 f sad Pluel pelted oat to the ha wrase:en
gas painted out Orsini in ids mil to other peens. The
when d t e ruin are simmt to those persons separskly.
i. paled less la prises be wrote bathing that did net
Pon item end from the knowledge I thereby
segnimillmns imoderritteg I skald say the signetare to
gm latter peedneed Is in his handwriting.
amm.eglideeminedemmy Kr. Jams—The Dodge that UAW§
his mail he came is se when I teethed the order
hr he al the primers Orsini and nisi. Oa
the ifeadey following tbeenitention, Radio ma sad Mho*
the mart to maim Ye leans of gram. I have sever
boa present when Rails mho say regent expecting Dr.
&mart ha 4.2sursereso the Prelleteme el Pallas realms
my eatimeate may base mein The chief of
the Pam of came to ate bile ham Wen to time.
hails was still in the prima when I ISt I reetived no
Nola boas the English government to briVirdet ova, to
k. Orsini wrote no letters to land shot
denutadon. Ile wrote his wIII and banded
se inr, sad I Imre it to the prorarear of
go, game. lie wrote the will on the 10th, three
An Immo his death, I took it myself, with a letter Orsini
yd siiremed 10 the Emperor, to the Prehotse d Penes.
Tie Attarsay-Oeneral —The whams ha been mind if he
isteived any orders from the English govermersL Let him
le sand if the English goverment ever pies maim to the
Tema police.
whirs—l remind my elan from the nehmen,' of
ran, sad if say .2ders have Irma given by the &Oa go-
mama they mat ham been mat thew
Yr. Moths, is., ars of a previess whales, paved the
.h
a me rd the remises lend is Parte to sea peon
ht Tads,

• sink Is this service of the Banth-Maama
Compaq, M the Oman having, ea aka id
Decender hat. Inseght a mail packao to the ossery' •
bookiaraiiea, in Borgagrafroaa, to be foreardal aria.
Witmer mita him to alga the natal daelmatism as to
the nine of the cabs* of tim palm% but
he mid, " I bad bates act do that, se I eta pestelbed," adding
that the package matidasel am revolvers vales UL madams
Molt sai mina alas kel wittier that Una aged MI no
few as the payment of the carriage and lits Csstan-
bones eapassesois the package was gobg a highly
able penal In Paris. He Wad kir mew
intarmatia as to the fame a Pans, and whams
having given it
replied " im, said. " 11. Bernard, are yea
it=
Pane P" He replied ; I shall go there Ville
or come back." At the mine time he leads a gesture
with bid thumb over hie shaalder, sad whams asked him
what he meant. He said, " Wait awhile, end you will see,"
sod thee pointing to a tricoloured Lag dying ostelda, he and
Cotta boa able." Nothing more pained.
Cron-tramined by Mr. lams.—[ once lodged In the mine
bows with Dr. Bernard, and knew him vary wall, but I
ram hod any oonversation with him abort Buropma
politic. It was about seven years ago. He called at the
of before the day on which he bookad the
itrbut I did not all him than that the
_polios were giving urn a good deal of trouble Lan-
dos. That I swear, but I did tall him that there bad keen a
good deal of difficulty in sandbag a prod of basks le emit-
awned through Pans, sa they were far a Preach ningie,
sad the polio, at Paris had Interposed many obstacles Ia the
way of their transit. Ms commotion. I had with
Ins prisoner was Ia French, which I
language
naderasad moderately well. Dr. Harvard did not say
I shall mama to Paris whoa the Imparre oasis beck
bare Tan." Hie words WON " when the other one omen
hack.' I don't know ware the lei-coleur Sag was lying,
at whether It was Lying at ell. It might
hays born on a Hampton Court pleasure van,
for sight I know. My Impassion la that It was on a plea-
sant vaa, amarithatandiag it was the beginning of Jawing.
I don't know whether it warn • party of refugees going MHampton Court. In fact I know nothing at all abonal
except that a Lag pared maids at the time whin aert
was ta the office.

The wart than edjoanied for half an beer.
M. Ontregnia, ezamieed by the Atterney-Gmend—l ant
• ilk esuninint tweet, reeidia6 in the Rae et. Desk,
Perin I lave known Dr. »eenaed in Oteobir„. 1
_M. I
villed Hanka be tint ninth, end I net Dr. liermed
the Clefi Illniese, in Tichboarretreet. I spin Ailed
Iltwlsed in Jaaaery, 1667. and man Dr. Unread soverel
Una es thot eeserta. He intiodneed are te • yew(
ma are Hedge. when I afterwards feesived and =
some chillies t• aria. liebeeipiendy he innedneed Nee to •
Kr. Thome Allow, by War. end I law that mamma
non dust cues in Paris. I allerweads sew the Nees sostie-
leas is La Raga*" baths thee dead miff swam ma%
mattiy, Orem. I saw his Aar hie eindeenntien, era the
day before hie eiecatices. The whams then preessisd is
depose ea to the receipt of the revel and the ether delefle,
the sabotaine of which has been Hie wooninio.
lion worn preceediag when our report le&

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAT.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Mon Mr. Caelisiair CiesThum)
Ix ■■ DA ILDOSIT AND PICA2D.

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The liabilities of 63,0011. an chiefly on trade bills, held by
the discounters. The I wee of 66,8171. comprise the follow.
tag items • —On 4aotors in &island, 16,6991.; debtors in
Atonic* 24,0'101. ; on cr,rn, 7,4761.
rence
Mr. 13Maning ap
ruptpwrod for the advents, and Mr. f the baaks.
Law-
Mr. Parnell, the otreisl +mignon stated that the aceonnta
had been tiled in time, but ea they ears oompliested, sad in-
volved large flgurite, further time wee required to examine
theca. With the agreement of all parties it was proposed to
asks en adjoarnment for a fortnight.
Adjourned accordingly.
(Beton Mr. Commimiloner Fonbanque.)
IN RI 011110‘.—CH•FOI1 OP CO/M1.11410 TIOPIIITT.
The banluopt, • builder, of Wilby, in Northamptonshire,
applied for hka certificate. His debts were 7001. ; anal about
2001.

Mr. Rosen, for the assignees, asked Oar a Mel refusal of
the certificate, on the ground of manhunt of pro-
perty. It appeared that tha budirM bed hidden
some from, value about 3131., to a hatch dug in
a garden. In November hot, be spoke to George
Cos, his assistant, about being in ditleolties, and got him to
tenor some wood and Woo to Mr. Hinvire, where it re-
mained from November to January. The ImmirW *elected
the best from the stock in his yard. Another assistant wu
employed to dig trench in firesides, sad arnal some iron
there, about a foot below the ground. `week after, the bank-
rupt buried same braes cuttings in the man. Oa Ms examina-
tion on the 9th February the benkropt bed distinctly denied
burg any propety. Shortly after the conalided
article. .modmmed by Mr. Cooke, of Wellingborough,
the solicitor to the assigseem, and had been sold for 381.
Kr. Bagley, for the bankrupt, szamined him to show
that the goods had been handed over to Mr. Herrin in
latisfectiort of • debt. Wbes the fro* WM buried
`the garden be was expecting an notation to come in at
the suit of Mr. Sanderson, and he did not want him to have
on. Oa erm-examinarier he admitted that he had not in-
cluded &rill in his first list of creditors. The harmed
morsel relied on the length of time, early two months,
which had elapsed from the time the goods were dealt with
until the bankruptcy.
His Honour said the bankrupt in this case had ran two
wire serious risks—cm of being prosecuted for felony, if it
should be shown that the goods were of the value of 104 ;
the attar of his berg refused hie certifiers altogether.
Ulla* eamolderation that the matter wee very man,
Ind the baskraptto be very &r frem
• Man el enemy
he did mot really
with to kom Hat he wee doing--the wart
woad sot go to the ertnenity of refaming hie
swifter* thogetbsr. Of the =cue he had er hp, the
ewer did sot believe the word. The timber case was rather
the more doubtful of the bat as to the iron there was no
'arability of doubt ; and If it had bus clearly
Mtn that the has wee worth 104 the beedompt would
have been Mt to maw seat. As the conoselmat had
pedial i WI ear the poising of the last isantosike,

re wort arid aot par ore the are with a lees
mere Or that of rivb‘ a thial-elor, orpeadad for the
baser period wire a oartilear wee err orpeaded—for
thew rare-0W tits Irrupt to be wither prouriaa. It
was said that he wee a workfare =ea ;Mt Ida back to We
work; he did sot appear to have imillehat fatallisooa to be
hosted r a Prim

--Dir-.-iitTelio;;Zd tar lited proteedon.
?be Coseseleeleser—No.im 1 shall not give ktint any pro-
Wien Y ii. 'Pbhabit of giving e abort protestant in duo
anis ha crept in
to I don't know how. I &en think I have
paw stye it.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.
der•Aes Oweslie, Tortugas". Jew wee charged with
haring stolen a nuttier of portmonanei, cud with having
attempted to obtain good. nadir false pretences.
The meaner had need the name of the Tortuous Jew.'
Protection Society in order to impose upon Umpteen, bat he
wee detected in the attempt, sad it wee purred that he Ind
emoraded in serer.' Otlterpfillel. He pretended le he limo-
mat of the English 'leafage, bat Use whamse mid that he
"peke ea good Engliah ea the majority of their emeamers.
The prWarr wee left under 'Rumination, bat the Lord
Mayer mid that he Amid go to the Old Bailey.

ILLEMBOBOUGH-STREET.
RORIBIPAT AT all itilliTT.B TM RATZE.
star Dewar Grant, 46, sad Charlde Murray, 38, the
Amer diniaritied in the Eargirelaset as a tobacconist of
Crown-strest, Soho, were charged bare Mr. Binghain with
stsaling. at ber Majesty's Theatre, a pocket-book containing
• aegis for 1601., the poverty of Captain Durant, DOM,
1111110, Pkcadilly.
Captnin George Darant said—l was last night at Her
es=• Theatre, and on leaving was going to the clash-
say coat, and while doing so • young man came up
sad ailed roe if I had lost anything. I put my hand in my
paistaul found my pocket-book gate, containing • cheque
M Maris. Con for 1101. The man meld it was the
Et;Grant. I followed and laid of him. He meld
nothing about it, and that he was respectable. I
held him until the young man mane up with the other
primmer. We all proceeded upstairs to get out of the crowd,
and while doing so the pocket-book fell on the stein at the
feat of the prisoners, and I feel certain they dropped it.
Sir George Wombwell, of 16, George-street, Hanover-
equate, said-1 was coining out of the Opera House last
night, and win at the foot of the stairs I heard something
hil and picked up the book, which was owned by Captain
Durant. 1 feel quits certain it dropped from one of the
prisoner but I cannot say which.
Joseph Baum, of 19, Tichborne-street, said—l was at Her
Majesty's Theatre on the previous night, and observing
on
the
=sselgoing about mysteriously, I kept • watch
saw them following Captain Durant, and saw the
prisoner Grant push up against him. I then asked the
captain whether he had lost anything, and finding he had I
went of after Murray, and left the other prisoner with the
captain. I asked a gentleman to look out, and he having
done so, picked up the pocket-book.
An inspector said as the priaoners were being brought
out Murray threw sway an opera glees.
Murray said honour had the shoes in his pouession. He
was alll:l==asialvidisam7han d
heaunity.the evidence, and did
they wish the matter settled there.
said they did; they were both guilty.
Mr. Ingham rid he should remand them till to-morrow
week.

The prisoners rid they wished he would settle it et cam.
Mr. thagtuma—No; some noon Inquiries shall be made
firm.

SOUTHWARK.
SIVAL OMNIBUS CONDUCTOIIII.
Jews Batiford, a conductor of one of Kite's omnibuses,
plying between the Elephant std Comte and Kingslend, was
with assaulting George Powell, • conductor in the
of the General Omnibus Company. Kr. Beard pro-
esmatad and Mr. Cliipperfield
The complainant said on Friday afternoon last about ha-
led 12 o'clock, he left the Elephant and Castle with hie
emboli closely followed by defendant's omnibus. When at
the tomes of the Borough-road, two ladim hailed hint, end
he stopped the vehicle and went towards them to
mist them in. There were eleven persona Mid% Mg
a gentleman got outside to make room for them. Aa he wee
seating the ladies the defendant stopped his omnibus, and
mem tap I. those, ming, " Don't get into that omnibus
Indkn."- Witness told theta not to mind him, when he struck
hhn (sempleinant) on the heed, knocking him down. While
en Me pennd he kicked him, sad whim the recovered himself
inthe it wore gone.
mewenamination by Mr. Chipperesid, Menem said
that when they started he told the ent that he kept
=with yawn who picked pockets. He never mid
shout his sister being on the streets. Neither did
he tag he was a pickpocket.
Mr. Charles Arthur Lena, an architect, 19, Graoscharch-
street, said he ens on the complainant's minibus end sew
two haws hie it at the end of the Borough-a
wed, and directly
sherwseds he saw the dehndent and complainant
en the peat She d
welllant struckthe other in thftmele
Be did net bass Po lay defendant. He woe
the Ladles.briaisiewar to the charge, Mr. Cblpperdeld oedemas/1 that
the auglablant insulted hls client very much, end that
hook* that there was not mom in the company's conibas
fast the bass, he stopped and told them so, when the am-
pielnant Wert and they had a tight: His client was
odes TillOpinbali to keep the pews towards the complain-
wad e
it. ever duce he has been in the habit of taunting
dm

Maiarcham bad no doubt of that, but, according to Mr.
Lane's testimony, the defendant had committed an assault
on Powell. However, ha should not inflict any penalty, but
order the defendant to pay the costs.
Than was a croft summon., bat that was discolowed.

14,i1lclineTan Woluramo MAN% COLL/KM—The
second term at this college commenced yesewday (lbselley),
and is the evening thegenera meeting of be seaaall and
students wee held is Lanese. ream of the lleohaidof
Institution. 0. Heywood, Nat, theabeirmem of the college,
prodded. Professor Gresaveed stated the resales of the pre-
vious mentos, which had lasted 10 weeks. The ameba of
nudism who passed the preliminary exantheation at the be-
ginning of the lest term warn 245; and of these 280 entered
on or more of the classes, being distributed as follows;
Arithmetic and algebra, 96 ; English literature, 96 ; Latin,
62 ; chemietry, 68 ; geometry, 39 ; mechanics, 38; English
Mealy; ; physical geography, 31; political Phik9o9ll,
24; physiology, 20; political economy, 9; common law,
The actual attendance of students had been se regular em
could have been expected, the average being 66 per cent of
ell those who had intend any
_claw Comparing this atten-
dance with that at other AmMir colleges, the average was
higher than used. Those who had pared the preliminary
examination might be thee olseeified :—Operativea, 10 or
80; clerks and bookkeepers, 60 ; wareisourevisa sad sales-
meneyLata,shoplutepere sad slop assistants, 20; Milleillaollolll
30. .—M Gunnies.
RATH rum inquest
_ was held on
Menderemesing in the heart roan at ing's College talgt
by lb. Bestleci, the earemer for Westminster to , in
the can of deathof Elizabeth Carter, eighteen yens of
age, who expired la the ho*tal of that estatilLhanat on
Saturday lag. Tessa the eddanse athlaired the following
Managed* eireemsteeme ware us dis mimes to the de-
mand had been iseeyei away hem hems le a heave
In Whit* Lion-eirest, Wyele-sestet, Basal, and which she
had snide her temporery abode. Oa Tanday lest while she
ass pitting by the be needing her dress, seam pert at it
accidentally knikid, and in • few moments she'
was enveloped in &mew She rushed frantically
into the street, end at that moment a gentlemen,
named Coombe, of New-wherf, Whitefriers, wee pass-
ing in his gig, accompanied by his servant, Charles Ham-
mertoe. The servant, geeing the poor creature in such an
awful position, with as much presume of mind eshumanity,
=etched up the horse rug, alighted from the gig, sad toe- '
mediately extinguished the Ore. He then personally ;applied
linseed oil, lint, Re., and had her ootireyed to King's Col-
lege Hospital, where she lingered until Saturday, sad than
expired. Beaty possible attention was paid to her Yr.
Swam the house surgeon, but, as the result proved, la byvein.
The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death," and
expressed their high satidaction at the hums sad heroics
conduct of Charles Handonton, Mr. Colunhe's servant,
hoping that such an instance of devotedness la an attempt
to Jaye the life of a fellow-creature would not renaht un-
noticed by the public. On such a reooomnendation the co-
roner liberally handed to Hanimmtcm a small gratuity,
which he with much generosity and good feeling 6111111Billfred
to the father of the deceased, who was present, and who
was stated to be is meet indigent circumstances.
Too MUCH GOOD FORTUNE.—A young Min=
belonging to Leith having lately Whin heir to a considerable
fortune (it is said to be 16,0001.) had given himself up to a
, course of sealer drinking ever since; and on &derby
' evening last, M • fit of delirium brought on by his disdps-
dm, be attempted to cut his throat with a razor in the New
Ship Hotel, Leith. He had shut himself into the water-
closet of the hotel, when, suspicion having been excited, the
door was broken open, sad he was found weltering in his
blood. Mailed and oar immediately procured, and the
wound be had inflicted upon himself was dressed. It had
fortunately not proved fatal, and we understand he is likely
to recover. —olaayou, Daily Mail.
A Nnw YORK " INtrlterion."—A correspondent
of the Baton Drassesipt (16.8.) writes thus of a rather
" peculiar institution •' of New York society :—"There is an
institution here of unrecorded fame; ft always thnvea to
Lent em a substitute for oehergeleties. Its origin is believed
to be English, although old New Yorkers claim it as Dutch.
It is Candle; not that epodes hamortalised by Douglas
Jerrold, bat one quite se *coy and more made of
ancient brandy, wine, sugar, oatmeal, raisins, nutmeg, chi-
mane, and all eorts of saccharine and stimulant condimeats
—made up In large quantitiee, ladled out tato tee-saps end
eompieosatly imbibed batmen the hours of one end tow
p.m.—oetankationsly in bower of the advent of an ` inns-
oast,' who between the sips is passed round, and ef coarse
dedend the finest child ever seen. This simultaneous gra-
zillcodoa of philogeogenitinmess and convivial instinct
always twiny oarsation to the choke of the matron and
yelobalep to her tongue ; babydose, though the occasion, is
not the laspiestioa; odious of candle dissppear ; and dow-
si momently renew their youth in drinking the health of
' dot bloomed baby.'

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tan DAY.

The Simone* took the chair ehortly attar 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The following bills were considered and ordered for third
reeding :—Aberdare Water Bill, Liverpool Exchange
and Merthyr Tydril Water Bill.
RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANIES.
On the motion of Colonel W. PATTEN, a return was
ordered, showing the total share capital of wary railway end
canal company on the 31st of Deoesahr, 1867, diatingabh-
fag the amount of ordinary and preferential share
capital, and @bowing the rate of dividend paid by each
each company on the ordinary capital for the year and the
ascent applied to the payment of dividends int the ordinary
capital of each company; also showing the meant of
parothisl rates and taxes and of pesienger duty paid by each
such company and the per cottage which the nuns paid for
such taxes and duty amount to upon the sums paid se
dividend to the ordinary shareholders in each cowpony
during the year 1867.
TENANTS COMPENSATION (IRELAND) BILL.
Mr. MAGUIRE haring presented a number of petitions
from Carlow, Cork, Waterford, Clam, Monaghan, King's
County, Galway, and Leitrim, signed together by 18,000
persocr, in favour of this measure, rose to move that it be
reed a ceased time. lie looked upon this question ea OM of
the greatest magnitude and importanoe
, England, equally with Ireland bemuse the wc=lZ
prosperity of the people of Ireland greatly affected
the manufacturing districts of England. The condition of
the agricultural population in IrelanCwas so deplorable in
1867 and previous years that bankruptcy end ruin followed,
which affected the whole of the empire, and under similar
cirmonetanose the MOO thing must own again.
The great evil in Ireland was the moue of
ty to which the people lived, and the want
of a oullicient motive for - industry. It bad been
stated that the distress of the country was also owing to the
supine population and to the *matinees of the farms. But
he denied that the population was greater than the land
would se if adequately tilled, and in cenfirmadon of this
he quoted the opinion of Kr. Blacker, who stated la 1846
that twice the population might be supported by the land.
With regard to the second evil, the =leery of Ireland could
not vies from the =album of the farms, for in Ulster, the
moat prosperous division, there were a greaser number of
small farms than in Munster, and the results of a comparison
of facts in the ten years, from 1841 to 1861, showed &consider-
able diminution of the number of farms of from one to three
acres. The condition of Ireland was solely attributable to the
insecurity of the position of the tenant, and in proof of this
statement the hon. member proceeded to cite inatancee of the
complete dependence of the tenant, and the despotic power of
the landlord. He asserted that numberless sots of wrong
had been done to tenants from religions motivmet colt
those who prostituted religion for their own
objects. Upon some estates marriages were not permitted
to take place without the commit of the landlord, and he
had known mw where arbitrary fines had been extorted for
a violation of this rule. It we. time that they directed their
attention to the protection of the tenant from the despotic
power, and if the change be proposed wars ad=
Ireland would bloom like a garden, ter
would not be a single equere of land that would
not be reclaimed if it were pomilis to do so by the
magic of human Industry. (Haar, beer.) He brought
forward this inseams bemuse snoesseive governments had
abdicated their functions by toying with end evading the
question tiU a feeling had ashen be Inland which would
ultimately carry the bill succesillany through all It Msgr.
The principle of the bill was conmemestien ter substantial
improvements, and he could not mecalve wpm what ground
it could be resisted.
The O'Dosoonun Nee to eseend the motion, and the de-
bate we. proceeding when ear report id t.

SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY.

Two co'CLoOi.
The railway share market to-day is rather flat,
and most of the leading stocks exhibit a slight de-
cline. Great Western stock, after being marked
68f, has receded to satto 561. Midland
is quoted filk to ; London and North-
Western, 93k to 941; Lancashire and York-
shire, 871 to 1 i London and Bouth-Western, 461 to
481 per share; Great Northern, 261 to 1; and
Eastern Counties, Ili to k. All these quotations
are for the new account. Caledonian improved in
the morning, but has since given way. North
British continues in demand. The settlement is in

Prarea: Western of Canada shares continue in de-
mand. The Indian lines, u well as Bahia shares,
are firm. Pernambuco are marked f dis. for money,
and dis. for the new account.

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