The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIEZECE.

OXP'OIID, lAN. 14.
In a ooegregaticek hoiden Ws =Wag, being the
Ina
Sed : day of Hilary Tam the hallaffas am= ware ass-
av

li.terias OF Ain.—Bev. Bkolto leidletee, eoleolsr,
BMW College ; Bev. Ilemeel laveree College ; Rev.
Hoary Md, Cotton, Rarer ; Sm. Itoderlek B.
Mackeosie, Barer College; WWf Morin, Oriel
College ; George Plvibp Been, Bremen College;
Rev. Joespb Wood, Brume Celbp ; Rev. Jaime Black
limy, fellow, loba's College; Rev. Thomas B. Hill,
Wedlesse Mime; Rev. Jobs BAse, Pembroke College ;
Bev. Theodore W. Jarmo, Pembroke College; Bev. William
Bryan 8e,.., Worcester College; Rev. Frederitik Raked
Nairn* Warsaw* College Bev. Basil T. Craig, Meg-
deka Bal.

SACS ILOII OF ARTIL-0111•7 Hoary Carey, Christ
Mirth.

1111;11T 111919bM1 Of the various college;
aad Ws will pearally !nee foe Hilary Term as Friday sad
Saturday mar, Jaaaary 20th wad 21at. Tao excepiala sea
Magdalen and Oriel Colleges and St. Mary Hall, the
atimbars of which do not sou null] the following weak.

THE LEEDS CHILD ABDUCTION CASE.—Thin cue
yule came Wore the inegietreter on Friday. Mrs. Kim
stated that she had teen to Chfka sad had seen her
who to be quite oaalortehle sad happy. ilr.
00. of the reeflelystay Metal test the ow had
rowed a different compiewas her thM which it dm pre-
sented. The saglarate who lad essemhted the priateer
for trial was out of tows, but aa his Miff he would ao
doubt cowalt with the dark W the Plainy sad dead* what
eouree should sow be adopted. The Wow would thtrafore
be liberated, and east for when tend. The Rey. Luaus
Arthur, curate at at. Marrs (Pretwieat) Char* Leas,
tattroared his Waughs bas the atesharales of
the mar alt the gild et bap preseedhip se eithlauttg
et bare wpm. re that bit &MI to hive peeeteis of the
dal way be 1•137 ergeed.

toelreolbras heed to 116 e by the Eond Malraesbor:y, Met
on• AIM et thi greelly4ohished passible d idle, I
PorMiel end Poem el late pers. to camessesos et the
greporidiht, he. beer the edidturetket of Time Imported
boa lapis. to eider to impart to thew the Gam mad
&mar :4 Irma wham sad al port. Mr Bride 'Aril El
Hondas reported to Mr. Lumley, wasfetsey arbaikeili
Oils, that the Memo bed had the Meet et MilskploMMl
aiderable gemtity el arias to be exported to Celle and i
lrieelpets, Uwe Sobs Wild up with eMier MealttS
sad whipped fa eampapdap, alter tape world es choke
wises." The wise experied woe shady items, bodied sail
at deep calm, but without sky speak/ ealsetlos of s par-
tials, de o. Thu civil es*suas of Tensions hderamit
Mr. Cassel !tier art s did* studs kid boo wired
ewe, NM *eh all lee O&M; ami Or Mash sewed et
Mays .tear iltat 1 s opeeelth• wise. She miser et
That diskiet, huge bars amt ra;reetalar to the Jaw dlstrlot
it mats,, la Mbar vents, i ter Is eeseporliag a wine
Othe.edd as sherry. It Is farther stated la • totreemakedka
keel anima that a • Jam Ors (Senotee Harrell, '
Alborg, mad Co.) whae-metamte, hove esteliMmd •
how hue, end they boy aye vbs., dud seed them
Jens, wham I eadeeetead. Oafs nix then wile

"Info lead anfoilehilketskildial; WP verchew how'
' err, the wise of Modhos, a arid mei Avila,
whisk rodeos wine ot a berm quality thee ears. Ide
not kat* wheels you an aware that the Jens people, in
bete up eit the rase they ceeld lay their herb
co, at Cluehrolloo, Nero, Pedreo, red other teeraele
the shirty. The quemety perehred ober 111,890
armed, mud it wee brought dews in arm by the Conelma-
tins rem err to the &omen do noise, and theme pee
ea beard monle, awl canted to lea Lacer. Borne parties
of the Mr, I bed, got to Awes la the shape of vinegar
but It le wry aft& a remiderable parrs woo ear ti
tb. a.m... of err, tri ro Leers
Itimley observes that the who tare ciml=se
war 1111 haw bum se much Weird to Bpdn ler its
arum dries the last dens six y that stemr
hes her; lei that, altheugh at Hails, as the
stoats et old wise try ba sir esereseted, prey
erred, mien is Mrs deer dr a leepe e/
mew wine whir. ter the last fir year, re 4en minor to-
tend is the see& of Franco, sad whir has been expire
to perm rem world r Peak who of the fat
rioters, was NM she rim Braish who shed
with Freer. sad " doctoral " to emit the merit
for whielt derbed. He gi
ns
the rim-
tag at the rimed remipt he verbs Brier
out of Swab- wises : —To mie-tird at the Wrap
black Amore who, Crimea, Moir do Mee. or Mir
ot that der, all pries of which is ahem live ear a here,
dui oeirthlrd of the light wise at Carr,ad ans-rhel
water; the requisite flavour it gives to it by the rake
ot • thee error mod the who thus neeneherell ere
remill, at My Roes s bottle. Viesount Chars essilems
the beregolag stator is, Temeriderg that the freehtent
=of the Port wins-remehents are of toe sore;
at which emirs in arise water, whisk is the
mar adopted, and is the lir hurtful to health;
,by the fabrication of Mar to which the mune
Borders or pert is Ors, by massed a misters of • very ,
small parse of those wham with Oaf and iahrior sorts,
vomits's. Wild. fogodhor with spirit and ear colouring
raotOof. Assam end air was e=tle method of add-
jlitrttisinaicellisr• erns it
"I'7 attsse tilos Is traritilsine
the err cosedesd to elm by mesas of pitumbegoore
ores eintilar ingredients. Kr. Pre, secretary et legation
eat Viera„ retis the ezistance of similar practices among
the export ernterchants of that al. Not larmemse7
the ran et argosy, where revise r capite
erred thecu
exwitue=awalsmaluted fir those al Italy mad Frame by the
te of those tousuies, haste were, and are,
tabrieated id exported= is the ursued at Bor-
deaux. TM system is maid to have acquired large dimmers'
of led yeses, to W detriment of sort of wine, both
light ad heavy blade brig le this way. In '
Austria," says lir. Nee, grad distinction is drawn be-
tween the edultandka of wine sad it. improvement, aa
Aimoders chemistry. The object in, by en ertificial
develop the Savour sal odour of ram, to correct
edema Ida* end Mt doable them to keep longer.
The chemical penarr are warmly reosesainded le
Aerie, es the wlw corner by them are odd sot oily to
be bender to Mehl, but to be retire improvisers is
this reaped on the natural products." He adds, however,
that this mired of " improving" wind is not approve:ld
is the with of Gemer. • wises merchant in Vora hem
for some years hese semen large queued., of spurious poet
to Hagiand, Handurg, where It is said to have grows
lam dery soder the none at Hungarian Crown vine. This
wise la rid to be scarcely distinguishable from real port,
even by a or rimer, and to be competing auccesefully with
W gearkw ord.*.

TEE POPE TO BE JNVITID TO IRELAND.-

iisia

A meeting wan held on Tianaday last, in the chapel
at Skibberetec, to give affect to the " Bishop's Pastoral." Dr.
O'Hes, titular Bebop of Ross presided.
Mr. M.Corthy moved a resolution expressive of sympathy
for the Pope, which was wooded by Father Troy, P.P.,
who thus harangued the meeting—Who are the enemies of
the Pope ? to the Bret place Victor Emmanuel the
accommuniosted scomdrel—(loud grows),—a mom who
Ilea for his prime minister Caron:, the Oliver
Cromwell of Turin. (Hear, hear.) This noble
pair are permeating the clergy, robbing the con•
vents, and contenting the church property, end not
only that, but Victor Emmanuel—the low fellow—(obsers
and laughter)—he had a beautiful daughter--• lovely
Italian girl—whet did be do P lie says, I will marry
you to oat of the Bonapartes"—• fellow that had not a
shilling to bay a bowl of pea soup for himself. ((Gnat
laughter.) He was all hair and skin, like my neighbon's
Wg. (Continued laughter and cheers.) ' Oh," says
Victor Emmanuel, 11 I give my daughter in mar-
' rings to this Bonaparte, why the Emperor will
come, and bring his battalions ; he will give me the
Pope's dominions, and I will settle them oa my children,
and be ,be best men in the whole world." But I tel
Victor EMMIIIIOIII end Count Grow that there are brave
soldiers here in Irelead—(load cheers)—and strong arms
here in Ireland. (Continued cheers.) Why, I have in my
two parishes about a thousand young man. (Vehement
cheers.) What would they do ? Why, they would pitch-
fork Mancini, Genesi, and all the other oonspirsters MRCP
into the Tiber, mad that let them sink or swim. (Greet
cheering.) Another cue I want to consult you on, my dear
friends, is one of conscience. lam sure you are all theolo-
gises and men of profound learniog—(taturbear)—and we
have an attorney here also. (Renewed laughter.) If the
English ministers and those spoliators could deprive the
Pope elide dominions, what would you think if we brought
the Pope over to Ireland ? (Load cheers.)
• Voice—With a and faille feilthe. (Continued cheers.)
The Rev. Mr. Troy—l would send 1,0001. and 1.000 sees
for Ma. (Obsess.) Well, if the Pope wee in Ireland it
would be a great blaming. Shrovetide is coming on, and he
would give seal dispensation. (Cheers.) I am sure the
men of Carla, would join me in that. (Renewed cheers.)
Dr. O'Hes Is strict and severe is giving dispensations, but
the Pope is so good, be would give them with his arms
stretched cut. (Cheers and laughter.) There is one thing
certain, fellow-catholic e, we have easmicts abroad and
enemies at hese, and every 'ethane should be prepared to
stand to his church, to his God, and to his country. (Great
edam)
" Is there • man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hes said,
This le my owe my native land ?"
(Continued cheers.) Strangers bays got your lands and pro-
perty, but they were not able to filch from you your pare
religion—(bear, beee)—end we will stand or fall by that reli-
gion. (Cheers.) I will not prey for the downfall of any
kingdom, bat I think that the day is not far distant when
Ireland will be for the Irish and for nobody else. (Load
cheers.) We went no charities from England. We have
strong arms and green fields. We want them to let us alone
and to go away from us. (Hear, hear, and cheers.)
A Voice—We will send tuna away. (Cheer,,)
The Rev. Mr. Troy—ltialsoekliah. (Laughter.) My
lest prayer, if I were dying, would be Ireland fur the Irish
and the Irish for Ireland. (Loud and continued cheers.)
The rev. g'—'---n concluded by seconding the re tole! ion.

THI BOOTS YOHIJIHTII COAL TRADE AND THE
Sauna Tonnentem RAILWAY.—Thu mopeds of the
oomto year, no regards the coal trade, are very satisfactory,
eewrai of the large London lime ow showing a disposition
to avail themselves of the opening is the trade made In June
last by the Great Northern Railway, but not much b.-lieved
In wail it was confirmed on the 6th ult. The sbareholders
In the South Yorkshire Railway may also be congratulated
spas their improving mospetre, as • IDOVIMIIIit was recently
organised at the Echaege In London for Improving the
management of that line. The promoters have Issued • dr-
COW and stamped proxy to the elmnieldere, the former of
which disavows any hostility or animus egoist" the present
directors, but proposes that they should be minted by three
or four active beats'« men as colleagues, who shall endea-
vour to ascertain how it is that a line doing so large a bed-
awe, end whiah I. not run doss by any log Interest,
should yet wily pay 2i per twat. No us the part
of the moot beerd la satioinaled, as Grey 1111
end to woleeelft help to %deb 1129.--Adtiff.
sreorp.

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ism /AZ t .
="1 Ilil Punk WiaLoot Johnson,
David *memos
Mr. li, .*holler, at Dog* apposed gm thew proem*
Ala ; Mr. O. &ekes, of Dew* far the demos.
The premediags led lima Islam tossommob as is wimp
Yom by JoilaThaass sod Abrams Bock, semensuboalillba
Amu The nahrtueem a* wits, it was olloffirds bed MI
pi* thelr *Mks* ososagissoe of mood horrifying crookUss
s_S ova of Won&
' John Thom* ow of thi *loured ma" deposed se bl-
imp :—I ma ea Atatekta, sods fhb Mom eadoiod doe
Am* of W• ow York, Weoosio*g mist
of Copia* Too hem Hoip Y
t* Marork * Jaud
obe
kest with mow
base(citiormOte). ChOdeir Mee (mooed IkoM), Abrams
Has* aqui, idiot loads Willem Ponom, • alma *awn
stmdbare sioalh WNeas I:=lriz:tv
71M.• *a
**olllosest; * s whim mem, but aide sa Ammicals.
oP:ras wom ell am beard whoa we sailed hem Now
; bat Tait* she esersten, Perak, Jammu,
Ariestrong, and Pdteery arm slate and. We laded
Hew York to *obi* is WWI Armies, sad arrived then la
shoat 36 days, Oa the 3rd of July 1 wee cm the top-
enalt Ibetcallltr whin Lae, the chid mats, tame
tare and pyre an seder to Amami. _He did am
mesa to it so as the Basle wished, end Leo*
trossmel • ! amok him with it over the eye.
itip, W ea theme* dote with bit load
hirreask and Load ever the sir* I was to Ns
IN*
deoloilase, put Ar hand oti his heed sad palled it book, and
ast ids idt moths rondo, aut. 16s did ast spook,
Imb elbooload ea deck alienten Maar elatemaide. The mama
motesmat him dowa on UMW marolimple, mast the bowsprit,
to than the miring. lb Met held of the atorleg, he could
set aim it. Re was wookall 01l tho mortiegale, sod towed
Moog to the war r
Oho awing, whki hie moo woo toiledrood. Abraham Zook west to his assist** The chief
male woe as the Alba* sad ea Rosh wen about to haul
Arateasag on bend ham* "_Dillei heal that Nigger is ;
as the *Meg sod lei him it'd About two album after-
imigi ri std
nglChi ,
la ffestbsadAZegica,l".emilWil won
days 31all.terter frooLgtme tesseceCorWeA/Ln.t.
Nl* sooneadWTortbs of rum hoes hit
, an. Wheamffhired him to rem a repo throagb '11342
aim eashor,sail mann it to the oaths*. Turtle
lhoslider. Mei mom* biro by his Mod, *sew Wm down
olPffil deck, end simped up= end kicked him on the heed
elaNd soli hOolos
_at*_oll were very hard. I sow Turtle's
Opel sod eyes bbeding. Hire went or. I went to
billiase, and Turtle it down into the forereetle.
Atha hoookfoot Hine said be as, "Is Jo* Turtle aimed
aide I replied, " No." He said, " Tell him if I. foot
sominni and got at to the pump, r/I murder him." I wont
down sot herd Turtle in kis bank, apperiatly mash
11.11411..11,11.-ialt lka
get utop, get up, be mid he -co
mate will tomb ld a*
ben
M'i• TariCe
oilewmds =
w. I i
onttoo't ge
wn t itiiltltedy kill sw
him out at"
the bank by his oars, threw him down in him, pull
foram.* and
=Vlups him heavily. Hine got off Tort* sad said to
New,gait mot siodtsaldo the pump." Turtle made no
rap* end Haft then him op sad hove him on to
the aria Os* The ip woo on this port tack, lying over
rot the eftrheard sids. Turtle caught hold of • ropmain on
the as* batch; Rims kicked him under the left ma, took
ant his knits, and out the roma* and let Turtle fin into
the Ise see where the water was about two het on
deck. I "I m not galas to let this moan he end die
hose is this way," and took Turtle to the (oncost* where 1'
Lid him down; iss did not speak ; he was help's,.; and his
hie bead was all in a gore of blood. About two 1111lUiell
afterwards Elms coked me, " Tom, is that old
Nigger deed yet ?" I said, " No, sir but he'.
off." This arm about 12 o'clock at non.
mt... as Turtle until 10 o'clock the same night—he did
as. speak the whole time, sod was unable to take anything ;
to 4 eat& the salt morning I found htm deed on t e Boor.
Bohn he wee aimed he seemed pretty well—he had only
sae feet. No one Mused him at that time besides Hires,
sad lam quite sure hs died from the ill image. Abraham
Bak wee mina* to pared it, sad the others who whammed it
ore deed. Two days afterwards Hires said, " Sew the old
bold
and d
d throw him overboard."te bone
t
sewhig him up I
broken le ea sate,—the wigs of the boas projected through
as obis, sad his head woo very much braised. Turtle woo
Mama Shy end sixty years of me. About 11 o'clock on
the Nem _slag that Turtle died I Word a a:Who sad
Mess ematog in the mil room. I west oat sod sew that
aka bid lotsas down as the tool•cheat, choking him
whit both lei. I sew blood coming loom him mouth.
Allersserds he add to ma, " Jere, I fest very bad, and am
dylleg—the oats has choked ow to demo." He had bold of the
=lushest to shady himself. At six o'clock the same day
him* AM, and he woo thrown ovseboard theday following
with Tar* 'obsess was about 18 yam old. About
ems days bekwe we arrived at Cowes the man Frank also
died. Two or titres days before his death lam Lens, the
chief mats, beat him. &Owes 7 sad 8 o'clock in the even-
ing of the nest day Frank woo at the wised, sod Lane, who
wee 'loading behind him, said, "If you go a quarter of •
paid of your oorame I'll medic you I" Directly afterwards
he Mrs& him an the beak of his hood with • belaying pin'
be fill on the spokas of the wheel, mad there Lane imetinaad
to beet him with the belaying pin. Liao then Gelled Rook
to relieve the wheal, and sent Frank, bleeding, to the pump.
Leas bast him for an hour, off and on, striking him every
ens or four minutes. Prank called wit "Murder" twice;
he anclainsed "Oh, Hod 1" several timer, and in. called once
for the °speaks. Frank bled very mutt and appeared to lose
hie masa • he hallooed all night, and died about 12 o'clock
the oat Night. The day after Frank died he woo thrown
overboard, end In about throe hours afterwards we saw the
Stet Pal*

TheTe7rl;l;noe of this witness referred to the deaths of four
mimed 1111111111 a. The witamses fa attendantae to prove the
deaths of the other two unfortunate men were Abraham Rook,
a maa of mbar, sad Roseemil, the steward.
Kr. Stokes said be represented the American government,
audits had to present a pretties, under the treaty of Washing-
ton, aphid the jtwitallotion of the magistrateit, together with
• Inter from the American minister, authorising his to
ap-
pear end to protect against thajorirdiction. It was a matter
which the American government only could enterhan. It
wee the wish end intention that an inquiry should be made
by the easel late the circumstances of the case, and if It
should prove the these assess had been committed, then, on
behalf of the ccand, he should request the aid of the civil
power for the purpose of obtaining the custody of these men
and remitting them to their own country.
51v H. P. Gordon—Do you present a written requisition
for the detention of these men ? _

Yr. Stokes—l do not ; but if the magistrates decline the
Jurisdiction and dismiss the case, I shall invoke the civil
authority in aid of the oonettlete and the detention of than
men. _ _

Sir B. P. Gordon—What la the charge against the mass—
that the offences were committed on bosrd an American eldp
within British wsters ?

Mr. Superintendent Canspbell—Murder upon the high
MOIL

Sir H. P. Gordon—Within a league of tile English shore f
Mr. Sopeebtendent Campbell—One case motored not
quite within a league of the English meet.
Sir H. P. Gordon (alter ooesulting with the benoli)—We
are of opinion that we are bound to discharge the men.
Yr. Stokes—l have to request, then, that the men way be
eseerloi to the ship. I ea the magistrates to give us the
all of the pollee to take the men on board the ship.
Dareeet—You stela yourself to be the agent of the
Amoebae govsnonest. Are you not, In fact, toe agent of
the captain and alms of the skip?
There wee no reply to the question, and after some
disenesion,
Mr. Stokes withdrew his lest application, and simply
*Ward to the magi.tzatei jeriediesioo.
Sir B. P. Gordon said—Gordos Hires end Edmund Lane,
you, befog American subjects, have been charged before ea
with the murder of several other peewits on board an
A ship, and not within British waters. No formal
re=tan ion has been made to ns for your &Kande'', as woes.
eery under the treaty with the United States. You at%
therefore, diseherged. The matter now rests with your own
goverument.
The Ouildhell vas crowded, and the decision was renewed
with a storm of hires, hooting., groans. cries of " Hang
'em,' and evert other possible =ark of disapprobation. It
was for a ooaadsrahte time impoesi ole to quell the disturb-
I saw, sad wheel order was at Lest restored the crowd rushed
out, and jollied se immenes crowd assembled in the street,
with the view to give the seemed mates a rough reception.
The men were therefore permitted to remain In the ante-
rocs, under the protection of police °Boers. In • few
minable
Kr. Thempeos, the United States Consul at Southamp-
ton, snivel from Paris, tad Havre, and appeared before the
Woe with a writes request to return the mem to the ship
hem whisk they bed bon taken under the megietratee
worrinkaad that the jadeite mama render Ida asstooaco
is bad Vim until ha hod dodo bio lavestigatice.
Or H. P. Gordon, lifter peeselog the Ace of 6th sad 7th
11siodt, dep. 76, eakl—l on thud that we mod mow
Idris Is ams nave, dolor do atio &Id tabs
Isoississ d polies Ms sils giro Is disk thip, ore em.
NO 64 ; lbw is arA with Is silua Is ttis sale