The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

.THAMES.

♦ Lege erowd eatemblard, i;eTudMg the Rev. an King,
the motor, and aversl of the alargy of St. George in the
mat, for the purpose of bearing the summons taken oat at
the instance of Mr. King against Martin Mitaltsams, of
M, Star sweet, Wapping, and made returnable, in order
that the law might be applied before another Sunday inter-
ested.

Me: Hostage represented the rector and clergy of St.
Georges, and lir. Crouch, a solicitor, for defendant.
The summons was taken out under the 10th Mau, infant
sec. 2, charging the defendant with maliciontly astir.?
and disquieting the Rev. Mr. Dove and the Ray. Mr. Stuart,
and secondly the Rev. Georg, Lee, while eying Divine
service in the church of St. George in the oast.
Mr. Crouch applied for an adjournment, on the grand
tkat he had sword important wigwams who would prove
the bind nos of defendant, but could not attend that day.
Mr. Yardley said they were on the eve of another Sabbath
day, and the *On of that hearing was to put a sap to the
soesdalous &accretion of the church sad servios which had
taken place. At the some lima be should wish to bear the
Mans fully:made out,and if there was evidence kethmoning
he would not decide the are that day.
After sums technical objections to the summons, which
von overruled,
Mr. Wonder said in should be able to prove that the
Alma had ben committed, end under the ad of Queen
Mou quoted he should ask tho magistros to commit the do-
indant to prima for three smallis for this most =Mous
and simmeW anew. He was not there to vindleste the
innovation In the esrvicie of the church of St. George, if
there were any; the question was whether riots and disturb-
ands wars to take *AB, sad ern-dimmed pusses to miter
the churn every Sendai. make bloom who, la Yampa
the worship of God. The defendant amp hen a &tad
perish, and he should prove by witnesses wholly nommoted
with the church or the clergy that the defendant teak an
active part in the tbsturbancoe, and if he did so he shed&
call for a conviction.

Mr. Ysrdley abed what recent meta bed bees decided
under the act of Mary, to which Mr. Wontner repaid that
there was the Goes of rani Moon, decided by the Jodie§ in
the reign of Charles the Beeend.
Mr. Yardley sad that It was quite clear that the act of
Mary was not °beds**, as many people supposed. Tnere wits
a mere recent case, "Williamsv. Olezuster," where Lord
Chief Justice Abbott derided that brawling or creating a dis-
turbance, end interrupting the service in the raolgtostant
thatch. could be punished under the sot of Queen .
W. Csio, a lightevmsn, and two other witness* 11 fa
Blue Anchor-road, Berroondes y were then called, end mid
they were sitting behind the de,entisnt on Benda, evening
last, in the north gallery of 13t. George's Church, and while
the service wee being chanted, heard hint all out several
them " No Popery." and "Down with the Pope," and hest
the lien of the gallery with his hinds eni feet. ?deny of
the purr= were asking a nobs at the same time. Some
were ginning " We won't go home tilt morning," others
"Hot Collins," and " Tippytiwitcbe.," and the row was
ecatineed throughout the Ferries. The defendant continued
his disorderly conduct from seven o'clock until a quarter past
sled, when a gentleman stepped up and asked him his name,
and also asked witnesses their names.

At the aoaoloeion of tiiT evidence Mr. Yardley said ha
considered that • wrong prima fade oar bad been made out
the defendant, but as it was stated that there IMO
to IA heard for the defence, he should adjourn the
are, end bold the defendant to bail.
A man was here pointed out in oourtwbobsd taken an active
part in the disturbances on tinuriey ftnii bathed refused
his name and address, and Mr. Wanner ist♦eadsd ft of him
amidst load aim of " Don't give ft him; the Prteryites want
to make a victim of you."
Mr. Yardley mid be meld not compel the mem to give Me
name, and the ally mane left open was to tram him oat.
After some diem/Mom the magistrate agreed to accept bail
for Mitcham, himself In 801 and his employers In the stun
of 101. seek, for his appearance on Tuesday next.
The man referred to was followed by a number of the
, friends of the rector and the police to tram Itim out, and also
joined by We partisans. who led him away to amid pursuit,
amidst considerable noise and excitement.

no BOMBAY AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.•I3OII7'N-
ANTrox. IsosesT.—Tlte Pealouder sad °Antal Com-
pany's steamship Pere, Captain Jamieson. took herd
this day at 1 p.m. with her Makete's mails Ise the sr-
I
ream, kieat, Adm. Bombay, and Upper Bengal. Australis,
and New lend. Bbe took 120 pmeisfers, amenget whom
ate Capesiam Whilehill, Brown, and ; Llentesmats
=Baldwin, Baker, Kittae,Grier. and Malys.= ; Oceas
I. Baker, and Sir C. Oakley. The Per, leek
cm height MO boxes specie, total vain. 274,6421. 2s. 61.,
kr the following ports : Hobson's Bay, jewellery,watches sad pipes, 2,8061. ; Melbourne, jewellery, watches,
earl silver cold, 47801. ; Sydney jewellery, watches, 6:0.1101. 74. 6d. ; and kr Bombay, bar silver and fivesfreste
223,0201. • bar geld, 10,0001. • ' eosersiges, 15.6101. ;
6x, 2671. The Pent also took a image sotto of
=nimehandiae, The Timer, Captain Mk; will leave
ow
plow Friday next, with the nab for the West
lair, Mexico, end Patibx Bbe will TIMM MI ea inter-
sebedel aeries, and the Parana will be desgseaked abortly
saw, to bring home the rears midis. The Tunas, Captain
Weems, is due at Cowes en Thar's:lay next, with dates from
New York to the 4th instant; and the Penna. Captain
Woolwar", is des on the 15th, with the next mii from the
West Indies.

CONSOLIDATID 01.011113.—Front
and after to-morrow the Chantey aoseoYialed alder yin
War fleet, and • eonniderable impregnation h supooted lo
result in the prudes of the Curt of Chewohy. All bow
orders, 'owe of which wen mode shoat SOO p... an
abrogated by tha pne storms, and they ars ow botarsd
to 000stltote the moral orders of the centre. The ceders ere
retained in a volume, and bare WO arnaged by lir. 'Walt
W. Smith and Mr. H. Cadman i 5..., barristers, who who
appointed by Lard Clastoried when Lord Chancellor, and
were sanctioned by Lord Campbell, r Chancellor ; and hie
lordship will have the matisfacolow of glaring his authority to
a valuable collection of orders stringed after oonalderablo
trouble by " the consolidators." They mad* their first report
to Lord Chelmsford in April last, and in November the cos-
sotidators addressed Lord Campbell, stating that they had
attended to the waved idea MAN and adding that • :maim
of persons well acquainted with the court had 'weird
their satisfaction at the manner In whlch the order had been
fettled. and their belief that conaidtwahle beret would who
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