The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-28 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

The Bremen arrived at Southampton yesterday,
with the United States mail. She left New York on
the 14th inst. The news, which is one day later, is
unimportant.
The packet ship William Tapecott, Captain Bell,
arrived at New fork on the 13th, from Liverpool,
bringing 726 Mormon emigrants, including women
and children. One half of them were from England.
Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, and the other half
from Norway, Sweden and Denmark. They are a
better class than the average of European emigrants.
With the exception of some seventy-five, the whole
party 4eft for Florence in Nebraska territory the
same evening, via the Suspension Bridge route.
A Washington telegram of the 13th inst. says:—
"Letters received here, from sources entitled to
credit, mention that rumours were prevalent in
various portions of Italy that the Pope might be
compelled to take refuge in the United States. Our
ministers at Rome and Naples speak of it as highly
probable, owing to the unsettled and precarious con-
dition of things."

THE RED SEA AND LNDIA TELEGRAPH.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE Exrarss.

I have much pleasure in forwarding the enclosed
copy of a telegram receivel this morning from Mr. R. S.
announcing the succrosful laying of (he Red Sea
Telegraph Cable as far ea Lnakm.
' "

" Evening, May 16.—Fotty wales from Laskin. Calls
laid so far moat suemeaftilly. We howl to lead tht csa
to-mlrrew at soon. All well.
" May 17, 11•15 a.m.—Arrived a' Letitia. All well:
I am, &e.,
Lmdoe, May 27. C. PEEL, Seactar7.

According to the Delhi Gazette Colonel Edwardet
has et lest oLtained leave to visit England on furlough.
Major Jsmee, racently app.ainted couni-atoser of lAA. .111
ofiLlate for him. Colonel Edwardee will thus have isiaore
to devote himself to the Life or S.r Henry Lawrence, fof
whi• la he her bton colkctiog materials.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(MILS DAT.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
igOnin or Bents.—(Bethre Lord Campbell sad Justine
arks, sad Crompton,
♦ -yII4TTII OF FII9IIIICI 1711107.-11 I LA7I FLU-
TlOll 70111111.110111.
Mr. gergent Bellestlee weed ler • rule ogling ulna
Frederick Hines loam game why • admen informa-
toa should sot be !led "pint Mm en Mayor of the Borough
el I.lmo Neli,is Dorwertheo it weal orlakaseace in his
t,ty a. retorslig tame at the lets el*don for the borough.
a took plan on the Nith of Anil, and he should
hoe w hrect the attention of thee lordathFre to the conduct
a Mr. Hetos toward. the close of the poll. The see 6 and
than lc., en. 36 (the act) staled the
(1..i0014111,00 seder which the should be eland. The
• Ms of the dad seance were '• that no poll should le kept
toter than 4 o'clock f the sheracce." Now
bce ugh of Lyme Regis coatained about 230
vrs, tad at tbe peiod of the notice Me. Halos
t.ag cups acted es reforming ether. Mr. 11110117rall an
cutlery ,a well as a wine semthant, gad he we. deo steward
ssd agent Colonel Penn, ore ef the candidate at the
electi-n, she other candidate having bees Mr. Jobe Wright
Tree v. Mr. Hinton opened the poll at the proper hour—
• ight opening it by the tows clock, which
sneered to be In all respects • most wrest indicator of the
tins.
Lord Campbell—That id according to the mess time of the
rte.
Mr. Se east Beneath/ supposed melt to be the
ewe, eel that the clock did not Indicate Green-
er,b time. However, • referees to the do, k
on. UMW, am some statements had been made
relerane to it. Well, the poll having been so
opened by Mr. Henn that gentleman innsedietely
ens
his vote for Colonel Posey, sad this
n▪
and as hie dates to rennin oche. Matters
welt am mane 230 voters having reireein their
votes, when at half-nit three o'clock, ups • of
the ken it wasdiscovered that 115 votes were me
ewe she. This gave bed to a great deal of nem=
althowth soon voter. sot as yet voted, it was
that • deans return wee aeswiy certain. Morwene,
emapt these who had not voted was • cartels
Mr. Miller, a person harpist an ins is the .
sithbeerhood, and who hd bees in the lows dwelt
the day. Am the time went on eel . the re-
c claim found he would be sort Meek obliged
iridia. • doable rotors, he stated, is he pesesnce of
need mom, that he should dose the psi directly the
clock etre& 4; and accord, • own. of an Mr tab-
senestly, be deured she boa who sorgossap the map
homes, to go on end watch the desk, se es es he able to
=sows to his (the mayor) tan manna when the sewed
Sur bad struck. But lest then shield he say sahebs h
the .otter, soothe peewee we. *ma se • pothaist
spot h the town with • pm le preeleles is el earthy bur-
poor the mama% the clock Arai leer.
Led Campbell—So far he mhos of tbs retnetist
teen apprised, le have hen met an
leresel bellestiee—Uaisoleelly se. Bat w
"salt silo ask headdle soli& he tellies both.so It when
hen abates le hew who he Midis lelt the booth;
red • Bale _
bee v en e .slim, • gent ahoy was
had le the thud= of Mr. Males nurses. Mr. Miller
erne his hat seemingly most anent-
:lninediately epos the seen there wee • gege-
n el "Why ben *then r he was late upon a
Snare eceasion, and be will be hie ague." Mr. Miller ap-
peared very, lathed men =wale& and his edition moatphithie. Fran In bast le wee bawd on by one enthu-
neck agrees el Wad ?bevy; rein another gentle-
sae le the sew Werth wee weep him en
be. hada& la thin net very comfortable stale
pen Me. Mar lend doh, mph( them •• rot to knock
Ma lova, for that it was now. the Glut led struck fow."
Nenethelen althea& the clock had so struck four,
Mr Mike wee gat kale the booth, and bottom cried oat that
be would vote for Colthel y any , or, am other depuiticee
elesed,havne leen first in by 'the mayor be lades
would vote br Colonel Pinney. Now the beadle bedew n-
ewel the booth, and mid that the dock bed struck four, and
Wks ts.es sinaltasersady asnossced that a voter was
cadet down the tows, the mayor began to eitertail
doubts en the abject of the time, and wee Unlined to give •
gals lion time. This gave rise to • deal of other's.
the Ned soh protest. It that at the moment
Coked Pitney we. in the boot his solicitor WY else there,
end the rereesatatives of both parties. Nor war it shined
that the deck had struck four. People prune maid to the
mayor, " You have so right to record the vote," sad It did
not appear that (Mr. Hinton) repudiated the suggestion.
At that moment Coked Pinney was nen by one of the
rimed*. talking to the retuning officer, although he we.
nnaLlo to .tale what we. said. However, another wit-
ness distinctly beard Colonel Pinney say, "If you den't,
',A will thee my election.' After that the mayor directed
the clerk to record the vote. Now the assoasconset of the
beadle was clear and cumulative with regard to the cloak
having struck four previcua to the vote having been gnat.
Lod Campbell—Sorely it testa with en election oonmeiliel
to determine she validity of the return.
Serteant Danantine would still ell atteation to the het
that Mr. Hinton wart as ntensay, and therefore might he
belt to be one who knew the M. TIM be was the slew/
re agent of Ibr soothe* ke ohm be seemded his ha.
ant of the candidate who seed hie le Aden Me 11.17.
And it was upon that dew et the ere thin the present
tmAion wee founded. If it wee dimply a question of en Ma-
proper return, un touhtedly that wee matter for settlement
bef re a set* t oommittee.
Mr. Justice Erle—Does anyone say that Mr. Illaton acted
from corrupt motives?
Serjeset Eillantine—No one. Nevertheless he thought
be could mote ouch facts as would induce such on inference.
Lord Campbell—lf facts con be stated from whkh such an
inierence is .trungly to be inferre 1 that is 'sough to entitle
you to a rule.
Serjeant Hallman bellied that the affidavit of the tows
clerk, who irt.el as legal adviser of the mayor, fully estab-
liehed the *dance.
Lord Campbell—You have eat enough to entitle the court
to all up-. Ur. !Have to answer the charge.
kale Dad granted accordingly.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TIES DAY.)

KANSION-HOUSE.
1011111N42 11 IMPLOT32.

Arm, a carpenter's workmen, in the employ-
most of Mr. ()lentos, of Blackheath, builder, wa. charged
milk etealiag 591bs. of lead under the following eircumetan
Jr Fawkes, poli.e--ntetsble 112, deposed that on the pre-
time afternoon about 3 o'clock, he raw the prisoner in Emit.
cheap with a wonderfully bulky pnotnbcrsnce about the body,
sad few the peculiarly .toopini p simian in which bewailed,
selected that he had something very heavy ecaoseled in
hie trousers. Accordinsly he went after him, tapped him
in 'Le shoulder, end edit d him if he bad say lead about him,
upon which the prisoner said that he had, end prodnord
too twill pieces Mom hie WA ',roe picket. Witness told
him be had more than that ; and es he cos-
ecatinued to picket in denying the tee', witness took hits
tattle police litatiol2, •Itere, upon marching his trouser*,
Its (wanes") discovered a roll of lead 'impended round the
body by a cord, which weighed no kw then Nibs.
L rier srubeequtnt infinity winters found that the prisoner
WI he.. at work et erne old buildings, from which he bed
no doubt stolen the lead ; sad as the prbroner had left his
week at 12 ~.lock, he mart buys carried thstead 'Vint in
bir trousers for three hour,.

G.dley- mid he woo timekeeper for Mr. Glanton at
some luildinse erbkh were brim; pullet d ”irn in Mincing*
lane. end the primer r had been at work there fur some weeks.
He it the place at twelve o'clock the previous day and did
tote. 'urn in the •Versous, but whether the lead produced
belt. ng..l t th•• !real.. or not witness could not poritively
Reel, alttameh it Ira* very likely.
The foremen of the plum,* rs working to the plate also
examined it, • lead prat u•-•. 1, but mold not owes r to it, although
It we. of • di -trivia's se oer used now, and resembled some
bet.. ring to the ; uLli
The prisoner meld he lett week at 12 iiclock. to pt his
dimity, and on Ur way lark woad a house where oi man
wwe at week ertv, owe 1 him -Li.; that mm threw down 'he
Ind to him, and tuft him v. mike hi. 'aunty of it, and he
WA it awey. e.inking it wee all right.
The I *urn t u;d Iwo it wee all wren!, and Drat him
to the treadmill L r s month.

WANDSWORTH.
TM! NVICIDIC

11:•try T,owrll, ntail4,;, -living in swnerast-eottagen
Cborcit-rosti, Batterses, Itss brsannt before Mr. Nyman,
elasgt4 with attempting to eanunat BUJ Ade by cutting Us
dlr. *wi it s rtz.r.

Policeiconatable Prattles. of She V division, statue that
about rl o'cle c on Sundey night lest, he wee en duty to
Churchirotel, when be row the reamer senses bens and go
in, hit home Same 1.1.-WN framed between tbo geivaser
sr.! his ',if, .54 wen... head her serum her husbuld with
drank illmeeing her. Ihreeily aft, rereads he heard
ter ceiling out lewdly fur eh. poke*. and• upon ru-bing ta.
14/11..n Sew the prisoner etaudias in the room with hie
Quiet net, and a Piaqf Is his Ind. Ile c.oght b 1I of the
preen ir, who manta violently, and En, ed him loon in
a chair and at foe medial...faun'. The pris user hod
teictrel a deep verb fa the fleshy p.r of the the at, under
ft, • I.la. tut ii it hal I • a a little mote on out .de death
lawn teas been the r.sulf. Up the arrival of the •urgeos
•ho'rd true dew, el end hr wsaiwneriol to the infirmary
Waarlwrewill eod :tubule We rkhouse, view. 11. bed
teen ',refined. The pro ti r vol ul. r the influence
I ileir etre he nitarned hen,.
3g....:rie". the rein Ong oM ee ef Bitterest, 'flooded,
{t rest butte Iron Mr. Scnt, the surge who
in. -.; Uwe the the prisoner was In en astound Otte
',int. .n 1 nnthr to be under muralist.
Mr. le .yeeen said he irrli l r• wand else prieontr Rata
I zer• ley, for the attendance of the surge in.
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