The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-19 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

A letter f.om Vienne, of the 14th, in the Cologne
Gazette, says that Baron de Boller has hen appointed
Austrian Ambassador to Berlin, in the place of the
late Count Esterhszy ; and thus the post of Austrian
representative in the commission for the re-organise.
tion of the Principalities hoe tzeome vennt.

M. Farini's letter to Mr. Chadstone, just published
et Turn, forms a pamphlet of a few pager. Harlem
depicted the political c :minion of sash Latin state, the
&Intl/Milled writer insists on the necessity of reform, and
of patting an end to foreign occupaton. The following
pusses will be read with interest: `. Judging by the past,"
says II Parini, " and from the declarations made by Count
Beef, at the congress of Paris, Austria means to mullein
the prerogative cf armed int ion in each Itilian states
whenever the may be invited to to do by the legitimate
princes, in other w: rda, by her own very near relatives, or
by her most devoted prefects. She has no right to set in
this w..y; sad it is quite clear that she does not so act foy
the purpose of securing the existence of the thrones or altars.
but of strengthening her own gov.nmental influence, and
her own usurpation. It is consequently evident that Pied•
mont, in her capacity n an Italian state equal to the stets
possessed in Italy by Austria, and in her capacity as mai urn-
peon power, con also intervene. I say that she ought to do
so, and that in forming her resolutions she ought to taw
counsel of her interests and dignity. If Europe is appre-
hensive that a Piedmontese intervention in the other staters
of Italy may dloterb the peace, she must put en end to the
Austrian occupation, and Sod the means of not seeing it
renewed." Id. Facial is a member of the majority in the
elective chamber, and is one of the most devoted a well as
most iotellec:ual supporten of the policy pursued by the
, Sardinian cabinet.

Among the passengers who arrived from America
on Saturday last by the Perils was Sir Alan lisenalt,
Bart., Pose iti:nisur et Upper Cane,* woo in et prtaell
staying at the Queen's Hotel, Cork•street, Burlington.
gardesA

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Lou or A SCHOONER. —On Saturday last the
'choosier Lively, 108 tons register, of Boston, Captain
Christie, wag b. log towed to sea from Shields by the Quietus
Vittoria claim tag, the set of the tide at the time being very
strong ; the low buoys the schooner sheered round against
' • keel alongside the American barque Kasen, of Richmond
(U.S.), after which she drove spinet the barque. This
steamboat ant off her towline, and left the schooner to her
fete. A few minutes after the test, a eorplretion barge, wro
being towed up the harbour, and it ran right Jiro tho
Lively, is her starboard bow, curling away the latter's
foremast, and in • few minutes the schooner sank, wont
down nearly opposite the high lighthouse, in the fairway of
river, and not far from the spot where the Lady Fever-
ahem sevsrrl years ego sunk. The crew et the lively es.
aped into their boat, and were saved ; but they have lost
nearly all their clothes. Immediate efforts will be made to
remove the schooner. S inns buoys and lighters were
attached to the sunken vessel on the following cloy (Sunday),
with a view to eaisa her, but nothing effective followod.
THE TRADR or LIVERPOOL—LIVERPOOL, MoN.
DLT.—Tb• Customs bill of entry, published this morning,
gives • return of the number and tonnage of the ships that
have entered inwards from end cleared outwards for tort**
ports is the week *adjust August 16,1856, as welt as the
corresponding week of 1865. It appears that during the
last week 144 ships of on segregate tonnage of 80,011 toes
entered inwards, alienist 70 ships, 21,378 tons, in 1865,
being an increase of 74 in the number of "bine, end an its
man of 68,633 tons in the wows ; the number of dear-
gases outwards during the week, 102 ships, of • tonnage of
66,330 tons, against 123 ship, and 63,986 tons in 1853, being
a decrease of 21 ships and an increase of 2.344 tone. The
total number of chips reported inwards from foreign pea
during the present year, up to the 16th August, was 2,747.
with • tonnage of 1,575,509 tons, against 2,657, and
1,306,483 tons in the yeas 1856, showiag an intros of 90
ships and 267,026 tone.
SALE OF MI PANOPTICON.—Thu large baildi3g.
situate in Leicester-square, Is to fall under the asetkinsoes
hammer on Monday nest. It was established by a pallid
company, under a royal charter of incorporatios, as an is.
'Mulles teethe promotion and development of omens,
nod B,OOW. have been hid out upon the building and it,
wassmories:

THETINITED ELEVEN OF ENGLAND V. SIXTEEN
Ov REIGATE (Caffyn and Mertingell included).—Thi" mamas
wee rebelled en Saturday, and ended in favour of &drabs
by 43 ram. The following was the more at the aloes of tho
Nem :—Relgate, Ist innings, 102; tad inning', 114. AU
Berland, let Mauve, 74 ; 2ad innings, 101.
ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN C 11.410
TWO BANK.—The balflearly report of this bank, aster
preparatory to their muting on the 1,701 of August, shows
a profit for the six months of 15.8721. The mammal el
losses tithe last report has proved insuricieat, and a he-
dm ma of 4,2971. will be required to moot them after
absorbing the reserve fond of 3,3781. The amount Dm
appropriation will th,refore not reseed 11,6761. Oat eft
Ude a dividend is recommended at the rate of 4 per mat.
oar annum, which will require 10.0001. Of the balms*
1,4401.1 e to be milted to preliminary and other expense%
Lavin 1361. to be serried to wok and low.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
1 HIS DAY.

COURT OF iIiCHEQUER.
Swum:, V. WILK isr,A4.—SIDCCTION —DAYAGIS, 5001
'1 bis Wes .c br .t spolst thr defendant ender
the following riecam.taccee, fur the seduction of Miss Ague
ShepherJ.
The defendant allowed judgment by default, and the
Muter now set to he the ev,dence and mass the dumps.
Mr. W. F. Hone peered for the pleistig, sod Mr.
James Witioa I ,r the defendant. .

Mr . Mows end that the defendant hod, by not pleadiry,
eoefeemd the sodurion of Mies Shepherd. It was there-
fore hie (Mr. Howe's) duty to lay before the Master the eir-
munition-es snider which the seduction was effeeted, and
which, he ehmild submit, would entitle the plaintiff to sub-
stantial damages. Miss Shepherd was a very pretty
sad accomplished young lady, god seventeen, cad
resided with her father, a gentleman of futon-,
at Menne II use, Deleon. The defendant is a
sees eytr of good prscticie, also residing at Detains,
sad is about thirty years of age, and was is the ha of
nsitieg at the boom of the plaintiff Olson
re the reesbt..eed lover of Miss Shepherd. Premising
on tis charm:ter, the defendant repeatedly woorted the
young lady in " walks," add at last sumeeded in of-
fen. ing her rule and derradatim, by secludes her at a house
of ill few, to which, in entire ignorance of its Omuta,
MIN Shepherd wes deeeyed by the defendant. From the
m in which the defendest accomplished his wpm*,
the ere Manse assumed a criminal 'pact; bur at the
earnest entreaty of the young lady, who, doubtless, poi-
soned as ardent love and affection for the defendant; Mr•
Shepherd 'bemused from a prosecution, and instituted
the present prone liege. The young lady herself would
rem the fasts. Mr. tinge thee celled _

Mee Agnes Shepherd, who seemed penally agitated.
Hae'vg hese ewers, she said,-1 an only orreeten
year. of u... I have knows the defendant ova sines
1 wee • child. From the Initiating of May, 1866,
the defeadant was my scooted lover, although annuls
much objected ts the dep crity .1 oar ages. No psis
tire anisgeneat re to our martian wee made, but it wee
understood we were to be married. I have frequently walked
out with defehdeat. Oa the Bth of October, net year, the de-
fendant solicited me to accompany him to the theatre.
Haring obtains(' papa's poimiesion, I went. I thlak It
was called the Acielphi Theatre. We bad champagne at
the theatre. We had a privets boo. The defendant, la the
coin* of the performance, left me for half an hour. Oa
b erotors we bad the wine. The defendant pound it
out, sad I tenoned that it did not taste like papa's
elmospep,ae. I berme very " drowsy" after panning of
it. We did not nay to wiloollll the last piece. The defeadaat
called a cab, and directed the sea to drive to
sons street, but Ido not rac3lloot the nano of it. It
WOO not far from the theatre. When we got to the
door, I asked the defendant why he brought me
there. He kl..ed ne, and said, "My darling, it is a friend
of nine, to whom I wish to iatrodsco you." Os going tato
the house I woe much struck with ths peculiar cha-
racter of thie place; and say erosalatunent was gnats
when I was ushered isto a room is whist' there
was a bed. I had, however, .o noptsice of the
nal character of the house, but asked the deter
dent bow it wee he was shown into • betdroon. The
defendeet replied ha would inform me presently. From
his moans I thee became very mush alarmed, when a
finale mitered, sod defsedant whimpered itemethieg to her.
She retuned shortly with some wise la • &enter. I at
Stet refined to taste it, bat at the sanest entreaty of de-
feadent I drank sons. I have no reeollestetwhat followed,
for 1 Memo nuseless. When I recessed I found dentadaat
in bed with no. I was undressed, and the defeadaat or
sone other pima had sad:embed no. I found I WY
'edited. I cried very much, lad reproached defeadaat
for his cruelty. He told me it wee all through his
intense lon for no. I said I could an fan my
paten's a'ter this occurresee. The defendant replied
he maid easily appease papa. I went hone by
myself, and direely I saw mantas, I made her acqsaiated
with everything that had happened. 80e was very lad*
aant, sad muted to give deluding into custody, bat I would
not inaction it. Whoa papa heard of it, haws very nub
hosed, sad It was trolly at my wheat entreaty that
be retrained from giving defendant fine natody. The
defcadaat wee dirtsiddea our hone Me day foliewtag.
I lime met his day, but kin never had esanezion
with kin sins that unhappy 'eight. (Witness here
beeline very such affected, sad lobbed bitterly.)
I was nand is the sloth of Jan last. The child
I have la my ants is the defendant's staid. I dearly len
the defeadaat, and main help fining that ha is e+nonely
attached to me.

Cross-emshied by Mr. Wawa—ilia deissiaat has
sot sated ON marriage Mass the birth of my
chid. I de sot my that delmslaat " drugged "
the wise; but it mad* ma ismasible. I do sot
km, how sea; times dehadsst had susasuim with
was. It to sisal of you to ask as sash vissiless. It is
ast at my must the embus is Monist. aM I /wet that
it has bees instituted.

Thome Beets, *sandaled by Kt. Em—l as • cab
delver. I live at 2, Webber4eseet, Blaild•lareetsed. I
reeolleet tads; the yeses lady there (Kiss Shepherd) sad
• gest" le • brothel. 34, Iseewetzett, Stead. ea the
6th el Weber, 1835. I wee biped by the palletise et the
deer el the drew. It Tat the AAtdeld Tbeeies.

Crowesesise—The nose I repoliest the peas lady,
W the date, is hose.. I had is, sespieses, as* ihe lady
Seted Is. reportable se p M. plans of that kind; sad a
sestlesus who was with her let his Miss whip la 4.. b,
whisk a peas Eased Wilkie's, beat et Meshes, sleighed
Oa day sem I of this ease Sepik as advailis.
art lath. tiaresp Adveredur.
Mr. Wailes, as Wulf of ths &feeds% here NM he
should set require say farther oedema, as be thoeste
esseeh had Pea sped of this very pistol use le 'sable
the Meats to asses Se damsel.
N,. Nowa said that the you*s lady's seams was
it a suture to require very heavy demise, presestieg
as It did we reveries details. Miss Shepherd still re-
bleed the psi sites is,. fee her esdnear, sad, is asses.
lees tar father bed used with the posies! testrear.
see 'mud" ; Ist ft was a ere is width
'solely desteslod the defeallaat should sake as supple
eseaspeees Of seek a hens sold he applied is a woos if
ible deseples) tre the Stowable bjery be had asp

Ilbeif ray, alter sinfully sedieete. the seek untied
Se plaintiff 6001. damages.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS IIAY.

OLD COURT.
MOM TS: 01111111 MP SESI■III%

hum /Om 213. warholloostl ler orosalblaw Mao Jr.
&Woo with Imbue to rob bin.

The pnumstsc, who is betlor t• s gosassisia Is Ink-
sari. It appeared was la Ore y.-las.lese ea the nun, of
the in Amen, tibia be bad esents• to Ws up a wart
sated Pew ann. ere sheen lossdiessly tWO
INS followed hl., sad be woe Weed rased the threat aid
manly etreepted mad at the eine netsai ea attempt wee
arch to nisi hi. wink free If. posket. The swivel of
the gala was broke*, ad et the area were
indeaseurise to pet the abets over hie heed, a penis.
lined Sinews, uttered the soon, sad the two nes
na away. haws, solfaig what had been rig oa. pur-
end nee, sad at a .heat &tease he nine .p with the
penman sal enured lan. The other nea esseeoded is
mines hie none. The preneator, ft appeared, wet very
limb Inn, mad he stand that be tree nearly swanned at
the time anima eine to hie aselesean.
The jun hued the enema Get*.
The Comma innest, is peeing seateres, sinned that
Genesee of this deseriptioa were hewn/ft von trepan
la Or noteepolls, sad they nut be put a slop tw He
repotted that sailer the hen of fadletiont new prepared
gland his, he wee prevented hen prise a nateace of
Ireenartatise, which he caudate should have dose If the
Milvirat bed bees dillerestly friend. Ho thin mentweeed
lb* plierini two pan' hard ishowt.

SURREY SESSIONS.
THIB DAY.

NUM meal logno„ Nal. AO a POLL anon OP 11401./f me.
INS 111•1111ZIO Or • TICILVT-Or-LIALVI 001rIer.
*two*/ Davit, On Asfegtoosi, 41, • 11ekot-of4oavo
roma, *WM Wks to skollog • WWI, dr pooporty of
Joh Cliobb. on Mrs, le Usimoirost, Ilsoftwodt.
TM primer Maid to tbo wort that Ito bad hear*

held pod eltaatioas with tradesmen of reopetability, until I
shwa soma or eight pain op, whoa, owing to females
improper goeneeions st pabliaboases, be wee Ia ea evil ►oar
bedstead to mama • osier, theft. He was takes before a
nt.gistrate for that offence, and, it being his Ant, ho wee
summarily convicted. The communalism of that was
the loss of his character, old as his relies, from
prison he was unable to obtain employment.
Beteg lea bal condi.ion, be committed another theft, whoa
he was tried at the Old Bailey, end sentenced toils months.
After obtaining his liberation, he endeavoured all he could
to get work, but as one would employ him; sad to go
shelter and (cod he cenesiqed soother robbery, whoa he
wee tried at the Quarter Setsions at Newington out the 25th
of OcOber, 18.52, and sentenced to 'eves peen' traosporta-
, tion. He 'peat about twelve months of that time in the
utmost misery ►n Millhask Prison, being sick aearly all
the time. Hs was then removed to the balks at Porta-
-1 mouth, where be fared hitter. and sem got 'twaddle
IHe bad good food sad not mach work. For th
good conduct he received a ticket of leave from the &tea-
-1 tory of State en the Mad of November, 1855. He ►d a few
shillings then, sad he attempted to lbws his former ways
and obtsia an honest livelib•od. However, every one
avoided him, and wh be went he was plated out el a
convicted thief. He soli everythiag he bad to buy food,
and at last be was reduced to starvation, and be committed
the offence for which he wen then being tried for the per-
j pose of heag sent bask to the Rieke, which was pre
ferable to want of fo f. He, therefore, hoped the court
wield transport him oat of the Illy.
The constable who arprehended the prisoner said that ►e
gave hinvelf up as soon as he stole the brash, saying that he
was starving. . .

The Chairman Ismantei very much the priaosea's
tradi-
tion, sad roger tted that there eras no avylum for liberated
to/viers to enable them to reform. He ahuuld elateemi him
to sis pear' penal servitude, and so doubt something traced
Do dome for ►im by the government

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

BOW-BTRZET.

Charles Willow, • alas of about 40, who dassribethiraasif
as a " street ntssets," or parlour, was shariod with break
ing a large pens of eau is the window of a jeweller's shop
in the Strand.

Policeman F 26 mid that he was os dui/ last night la
the Strand, whoa he saw the primmer at the window of Mr.
Usherwood's s►op, our the Adelphi Theatre. The pri
mer, after making several attempts, thrust his elbow
through a lugs pas. of glass. Witness ►arried to the spot,
bat before ho arrived there, Mr. tialierwood had case oat
from the shop sad bad seized t►e primer. Three young
Me who bad bees loiter's' mar rus►ed towards the
peas, se it for the purpose of snatehiag up some a/ the
gold sisals, haagiag within, bat Mr. I:lsherwood's as-
sistant ow them Irma the imide, sad " was Soo "Isiah
for this." He kaaed forward is the window sad held
his beads and sum La frost of the shims, so that the
saes outside maid net get at them, sad spas witness
mots( up they made aft. The prisoner said licr did it
bemuse he was ►ngry.
Mr. I:lsherwood maiirmed the politeness's @Utmost.
The pane was of szovedingly thick glass, so that defendant
maid sot ►ave betakes It with his hand. I. fact it was only
after three ►lows from his elb3w that it gave way, which
sireamstanoe gave witness time to some oat sad miss the
t►e primmer. But for this, and t►s promptitude of the is.
detest, lir or the others might easily have got oat a heed-
ful of chains, worth M. or 601. It was impeesible to say
whether the peeoaer was associated with those sea or mot.
The prisoner said he was not. He did not know any
thing of the., and he acted entirely alone la the matter
His was drives to it by hunger, bevies ►ad as work for
ten or twelve weeks, sad then only for one sight sad part
of Sunday. He had had no work is his owe trade since
he left Colchester two pan ego.
H. wee reniaaded.
SOUTHWARK.

711 WIZLID 07 Tit 101117.

Jaime Grub, as Weep atea of rather reepeetabl;appear-
awe, was bresibt.befara Yr. Comb*, abated with being
&yak sad ereadas a &tubas(' is the pit of the Barmy
Th•etre.

Henry Peethese, the ametable of the theatre, said that
while Mr. staderoos was going through his porfornense an
the previous males, the primmer saddouly jumped up in
the pit, sad elimbiag os the platform used by
Mr. Ladino,. called his a buabsg, sad sold
that he bed detested him la his Mists, whilst*
be could do so well as the Wiser 4 himself. Mr,
Asthma" treated him ray peed-Immosrodly, Militia(
It the best way to patty him, sad continued to show his
tries; bat it became evidest to him that patina ores mos
Ism ea the prisoner wee drank. Primer's sosduet this
Weans es uproarious that witsew was emapelled to filll.lll
him, mad leek bin up a the station-hoses. However, it
wee not Mr. Asdasen's 'deb that ►e should be further
punished, se be bed already bees locked up.
Kr. Combs asked witaese whether ►s Meow saythiag of
the maa.

Neck= replied that le had harm Mot fee wy gem
m a respectable medeamaa, aad he was rue he would set
have so dimwitted Waal, had he mot hem trader the
ladaeme M liquor.

The prisesororprosesl kill repot it balls( airaoyed Mr.
Leiria' or kb medusa, sad proolood sot to most nob
osogoot.

Kr. Gabe biped be would keep his preedee, aid see
gee &mak agela. He was ellsehessed.

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