The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-03 00:00:00

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DAILY NEWS FORWARDRD to the COON-
TIRTVAVINING POOL YU\ Si re M« war M.
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ng MADD°Y. 101 Uwe otteororee< seoesvesit.
sad Nan Agent

THE PUBLIC end the TRADE ere reminded
nee SW Or be Br PPLI BD .111111. lIVIN IWO maw
swims ket .I.9neoesYs weer'. IlestrUlae rr POW'.
tee Olbse. neenewere•. Pemedelreek Paddleetee.

T NEWS LENT TO BEAD, tram ee
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or sembli
for )L pot day, or ; by ILL WAlp
Nan llant.l4

THB EEPREBB.-The PUBLIC and TRADE
rrammatirEAT au".4"dfratteltl6lsl3l4l

pTjHB EXPRESS—The PUBLIC sad TRADE
MIMI= arm atleuiest 4. by W. IPTOPICI
Ped: tiartrIINW:IIIIIMD ael is
Os make.

Vie expreoo.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
atterdentents Lurid tor .11te Eames; Leedom lerelog men
nut le et the oho. 10. Basherlehtnet. br The e'Cleek ea the
iths et peltbeedca.

Two Inorogo, THE MOOS PCI SCANDAL. Won Mo.
Irish% Sochatoos. How. Mm Ihrlisii; Wm Tabor..
—A TAMILS FAILING. Ur. ftoboloos; Rio S. Fluty—? vs
)Isei the Opal* doresrAM TEE DOllll ULLI.

rumors.
Tins !Smarm a MUMUldla Li mere DPLAIL
On WWI; as. Tim Ram at Amami. 1764 Hatirl, sod
Dear; Mom rveq aad C. laaisem

MIMI.
Tug Immo. OTHELLO. Nemo. C. Deka end Alsort; Yrs.
C. Deltus.—n. bodsusla Arslis.-0000 FOB MOTEUNO. Nr.J. L.
Tisk; MAW"Asser.—And • BALLET. M Sodas Wright.

NORIZT.
Ts Imo. BUDS or MT. Moms. Omuta.
fool Mgr, mid Norman p Mrs. M BLOW DM
TNTDAM Mr. Mmgeord.—Zul MED. Magma Wilameik, Sors.
Mmmom. mad Chinn ; Josimm. N !SS

ZION WATIft AT LONDON BRIDGE.
t_ D.,-Manias. it. 4121.
Timsessoir-Ilaralag, IL N..-.Abiners. IL Oa

LONDON, TVADNESDI7,

!of aay avail

Iths Whole

1 sot moist

moms; that

Mrs. BWTI4I- IN

at finding all

,make th•best

procure the
Upon the
avoidable °occludes

Tazsioas did

moo, involving _ iy proprty
50,0001., bat gawk= deeply steeling the personal
maraca* of his sliest, is known monition to that
dimes clearly expressed wishes. The question is
sot whether in this 'ordeal* on the course he took
was on the whole a wise course for his client. It
may or may not have been so. On this point we have
no materials for foroiiog &judgment. The real eme-
tic. is whether, upon the true prindplee of jarb
prudent, a counsel should be entrusted with the
power of irrevocably Wadley his elleat,es far as
third parties are concerned, by taking *pa
himself to act in direct opposition to the
-declared wishes of that client in eibillet
according to his own view of what is right, theme.
promise of a cams which he is retained to seal&
We cannot think so. Been upon the seen imark
view of the sum it is difficult to see how mesh a
position sun be supported. Take the Lots as they
are here. The Court of Obanoery direst@ an bean
to Ms mein whether a given will is valid or nee.l
Sir FIZDEDIC Mignon is retained by the party
interested in establishing the will, for the purpose of
doing aU that his professional ability can 'eg-
ret an order to prows the gaff saki Is the whole
conduct of the same, rigs a view to that ma, there
to be so doubt that maned has piensry pow*
to act without astral or laterferenes by the,
client. Whether a given witness shall be,
celled or sot, a given document protium"
or kept busk those mad a hundred other
matters of a similar kind are clearly within the ab.
estate dimmed= of untesel. Bat to form en the
semprembs of the eases is a widely different thing.
le set a step takes with a view to deciding the
legal qualm; it is a step taken with a view to
ending a &Maim of it. To hold that the sot of
counsel sea irrevocably bind a albeit against his will
to such a step as this, might be fraught with the
worst esesmesaces. We have 'no wish to bear
hard on the adesidetration of the law in our

Tam arguments of Ceased in thews el Swum.
e. SWINYZN were yesterday emmieded, and the
Court of Common Pins has takes time to mealier
Its decision. Without at ell endeavouring to 'Mini.
pate that decision, we mast again Wiser advert
to what 910121 to be the mats past involved in
* ease—the extent, namely, of a manners authority
is binding the client for wiles he appears. Of mares
we beve no intention of eadondig the violent and
intemperate vituperation ia whisk the loading scowl
for Mre. Elwriorrx haa theeght St to indulge,—
whatever we may think of oertaia passages in the
pelitisal life of Sir Finnic Taxatoia. We are
quite ready to admit that ia a loag professional
auger, extending now over a period of eight
aad•thirty years, he has maintained as unite-
peached character for personal beam and pro.
feadooal integrity. If in this iestases—as we me-
tainly think is the ome—he has transgressed the
limier of an advocate's dial:reties. he may fairly defied
Maud by the plea, such as it is. that be has merely
dame what other leading maned have dose before him.
The rules which in this merit govern the practise
of Wsetatiester-hall are exoemliegly lax and as.
wattled. It is on all heads highly desirable that the
tree seam of so important a relation as that betwase
@Heat mid counsel should be authoritatively &alma ;
mid U Sir FILIDLUC Tamen shall have °attri-
buted to this malt. although by a poem infiestisa
then usual of what Isms to be the commeameese

Superior Courts of Common Law. Asa general nip,
it is ao dosbt atiairsble. Bat so sae who has

atteoded these marts sea We Smiled to remark, that
them is, to say the Is a seaskierable alacrity
to the leaders of the Ist to proems the settle-
ment of causes whose Isvestligatioa is likely to
be long and inpicate. It is not for se to
speculate it the ears all so notodoes.
_
Nor

rale, the legal profassioa sad the palille will have'
sere reason for satisfastion than cosepisiat.

Mr. Bathers*, M.P., SS lar. TIN ;Pratt bad as falai.
t.w with th. Cheaseilor of the Enbiquer yesterday, it
his •Selel traldaese fa Dowses-atrest, es *a rabies% al
wigs beaks.

Th. Jodielel Comeittee et tbe Privy Deaseti tat testa-
/ay in the Cowell Chiba. *Jadireaeat was gives by Dr.
Leealien la the appeal trees the Prengetive Ow;
" lulu v. Leas." La appeal hem Berabay, " Bayaile v.
the Best Lana Qatereay," or board. TM Leeds preedit
were li, J. Pettassa, Dr. Leriblagtes, Ok B. Ryas, sad
Sir L. PeeL

(ram wry great's oizarra.)
BF TSB QIIENN.—• PROCLAMATION.
Pieronu R.
Whereas oar parliament stands prorogsed to Tuesday.
the 16th day of December seat : we, with the advice of our
privy Mandl, do hereby publish sad declare, that tine said
parliament shall be faithu proropad, ea the said 16th day
of Dueembar ant, to Toolday, the, gni day of Febeamy
anti sad we have glace anise to ear Obasseliot of that
part of oar Natal Kingdom WWI Cheat Bekaa, to preps,*
a caumaiaske for proregalog this sum amordiogly. And
wo de further hereby, with tho 'deist afesemd, imam oar,
royal will sad pismare, that Om saM pediment shall, ea
the said Sri day el Febeesary mat, be held end sit for the
deepatch of divan ingest sad Impartial affairs; mad the
lords spiritual sad tomponl, sad the knights, elitism., sad
burgesses, and tis• etcomissionem for slam sad burghs of
Um Bose. of Osatmeme, an Meshy maim' sad esnemamied
to give their 11111111410011 emesedingly at Westminster, et the
said Fri day of February Beet. Gina at oar Court, at
Windsor. this 28tlt day of November, la the year est our
Lord UM, sad la the 70th year et ass reiga.-43al save
ths Quin.

me we pies too hastily to adopt all the mur-
murs whisk are heard on seek sessaissas hem angry
suitors disappointed of the laxity of litigatims.
Still it is fair to remember that Issas, mussel
are, altar all. bat basin; and we may sagged with.
oat nahmelones U004+66'1011 whom he Iraiready
in his pocket, and who is at the seamast retained to
lead soothe roam • just mild a' Is another mom,
may by pooribilitY be more Mediate of his own
eonvenissee than of the wishes of his Wiest. It
is °brims that to tie a client irrevosably down to
a comproslieo aids against his explicit directions,
seder sash eireemmaness as thee% would, " not
to pat toe Soo a point on it,' be highly
ansatishotory. We do sot lashutate for • mo-
ment, and we do not holism, that any slash
motive dictated the sompamioe in Ihrunx e.
Swum= ; beta genusl rale must provide for all
possible a 5..., and we cannot abet oar eyes to the
fact that eases sash as we hove suggested are only
too possible. 'The only safe rale is that mutest shall
sot be bald to bus authority to bind a °limit by
torus of sompremiss whisk that client distiustly
modish,' ; and wo Moot that the law will In so laid
down is the judgment of the Coast of Comma Plasm

Ws usdasisai that the Right Hoe. & H. Walpole
bas bete aired the teeerdereht. et the Po Iseiss...
Momenta thswilks.

Wilmot, Nov. 28.—This day the Right Hee.
sad Eight Boy. Arslibsid Mamba. BilkoP of IA•400.
was, by kw Mojosty's seamed, mon of her Kojesty's
Yost Hors. Privy Chonsall, and took his pbos at the board
aosordiggly.
The Cleo* was this day pleased to oak, UM beams of
knighthood upon Willis.. /dewy Wisssa. 11. q., ass of *a
harms of haw Mstssey's Coot se Boartquer ; sad she
spa Howlawd Idaedoadd litopfisnoos, Esq., civil insg:assr,
of Gloorrostor-torrsos, Eydo-pork, and lot* ad Cabratt*

Her Majesty and hie Royal Higitesse Prim
Albert sad the easier etanben el the royal fruity leave
Made*, Castle to-sons, far Obblin" WO d Wieht•
The Clews sad rout wUI remain at the saris* ethos a
Waite, sad dm Wass te Wireless far Childless.
The Marquis of Lansdowne left Lanadowoo Souse
yoetegday, ter Dowsed Park. Wll% when the sable
isereeiesdllreeieve a dlialetwiehed 'lnk of Meade deltas
the eeeresehwe kelt* sews&
"Lord Vivian hes been appointed Lord Lientenaut
el, the deuetY of Osetweely in die rest of Sir Willis.
Treleway. &ewe&
The Dabs of Scetrfoot b.l dkossed of hi. interest
Is the nevem he essepied in deelopupediee to the Leas
fat the Admiralty, who propose esierffilles abide es me.
for the sew Caen Goma
The Dike and peatiin:==t:.
bow Ilatswieh
billowiest

strived at
Pak, Tublike. 111. isms kr
Mew Mak alma.
I Us Marebioefas of Bindlerd sad her latest sr
- gabs es my faesrably.

The hfarquii and ManhWee of Limiiipierry
Wive aedsed at Mount Ikupett, Ittihad.
Tim Bari of Wiseman, we are happy to learn, is
better. His kierlehtp pawed w geed tight ow Mossity, tad
was proaciasawl rather bete yesteney. Dr. Bright is is
%Waimea es ths settle earL

T6B Earl and Countess Stanhope have arrived at
I Mumslas Poll. war Sousaosiss, fres videisse tlas Rigid
NIL 11.42,07 Halberts M.P.. old Mu. Beetirt, at Wilton
Roues, soar Salisbury.

01111PeWY MAXIMO IN FIAXCE.—The Tribunal of
Bite,
Saturday tried fear seslizt
Badlr. leasedissa 011isely wad Isradis kw
It p wow, less Ire erases dat they bed reds rams
anweensrawer In Sas aresespos et sae glialikhomf fie .
imps., ea aglnsers 5i..,.6.i resale cf ready rads siethee.
and presided ~ deans at last 16 per rat. ter
di* Way = ....
eilie wow mere seared, sod Veep
te dealt era re wsnotothleh rear wide-
ner ' bud beano' Se the ess of iii.egis. Is
Ws bad, It was yeezagioldiersehbluAed su-
rest laleiks==fill two Issue died
a ready-seal &thee trarebewse es
414:111Zreini dises, but that he had *abseiled be-
tween 1,06 K aril 6.1001 . illigally "wood stem 10,000
haus' were at pendicloit Imilrellitionneeate, s, es it,
asks It spur One bid tweets Me the stamp 6,000 f.
area We lie had does, std pet tete resulmies bill. of
esebert, N me satesut or yet seserraleed. ire= lel
IWir
aressigiassarisasetar
....:_,:......Tbi1a5al .
assess ;
D...
wan eel Ovllleidhe is weave' . est, sad
tbe hems a ME Ins Wise I NA who bad
bete owidensed Ist sideneL be two. yews'
rptiliirelisat ; sad B %Met wee. In addl4oe, weileatait
N tip Jew sad Llano 5,0001. dirmes,--0•4/pnini.
obairiltalasate theeilbchoThumnel.islarziOAT ix M:_...ALVA,creaieTheArzolifonee=ifitil
Ad Bin IlsionilOd Ndoettito, be the twee, of Teen,
311 per, • saw. belsosieg se tar ldia ling
1
AO banes in ohs fledygibudis S.. Setheet
airirsets, se bawd die said wislidowdip. sod irlik
k the Weenie el pel Os lib a Ibearer. ewer .1
Ohs isms ship, is sae iest dagger. sad So bib her. ward
Ohs death sl -the rid Lids lirsour. W ifilialtrioritle a sa-
lly sod pied Inernarsio ewe weerlayemossrtZ
sad tea a bar Waren, is tie Iberso, .bleb,
killed btu ea the eat. Yee vibes It erre tits Crews Ad..
ors demoted Nat the primer abermid be artereed to
tbe perleirasell al ark sessedies be Mr rewellee s et Ate.
SS et re OrsminelLewn Ten truiresseressralsed he
las reassnisa.sal toe re ths arm& Aradriseseras te-
Wee spill. 41 ths were perils jessrelobe a... wee
Irellp ptownils *elms si the isibilment. Del the=
Sid biesebs le lb, Allowleg initag e-4 The Nip
=.deslare it sieved OW ohs Osseo& alb leer; A. Ilse
sesisitstd Ike weird ImpsiM Saris ea qui gems
4 Okada ii. 101.111..MISIMIriely ninainseely dieing
the =Ass and dellbstele Ineendles of dm filmset le bin
dr sad sepia, et a mos deem leenn.
ieseesats-ereosi.'
The dederstlea wes pope* tileenid bp the
sel the jaary thaw Wimple Is thit leihriew4 PAN ;-.1.71C
,reikivi dodos the skew est pea% el vela
; ta
b:.eeding le mead, bat meths es** and
isewitiee is ems Omens lora' Os Ws &dryades the
swirl 'edited the Wiener to In Messed. pot the wisest
we way add Wt the oinking weir at a. jag saved
emit se topriedes eirlarpsatiat eves *rapt the parr
Il ars hest.
hi 'pally wed loudly Issalisd tbe
awaits wt,
site wale whine le emit."
AN OntlitTAL lIIIIDEBAS—Wit bare mitred
Immure Berra sere 11th at Oder,. Tie weed-1
was lam a Mow. sad hie blebil el=
plias_ eye se the 7th to hostel the AWL
Berl
Di Makep sew %him eteheisil led* paw I
woke of elplttsse nomisse, dip WI mid* he was paid bir
Oiy Tombs at tin teed nal eftwestr lair seek lob**,
his assist pinedseed *mien a meg thews & Osp
Teats dee a nee et weft ad Wig" sad arm.
lag tweilebil dideseliessidooselio eon iiiiially wasspal
es *lnds lei ilillense Odd Demi pars., bp Um wed ese.,
arse itelsetinagewillits inspidoe sod ernes se wt
wise lot le ea sespille, he Wed, bet woe die
tostidAs paws wreishad smooths isie ness el the
latterly irks; ordure wart Ira. —lSiepopsre Sirens

ill; Dowager Lady Foley sad the Hour. Adelaide
Foley bars 'nivel la lova kiss Bright's tar ths wisest.
lard sad Lady Foley ars palming lb' water at his budalap's
Maly purchased estate at Wakes% Notts.
Lord sad Lady Edward Pltsalaa Howard, sad
their ',tibial Isaily, en at 6111011111/ Mill, the amble isles
oat is Derbyshire.
Lady Jelin Somerset has arrived at &field Courts
Middlesex, su a visit to the Hon. Alfred aseersat.
Bit Merles sad Lay Mary Wood have rearmed
the right Me. baronet's dial filaalle. at the Ad.
slushy, Irma Amities ar Wafts sad tie no.. Lady Mid.
Matsu. at Sizablaad-park.
A letter from Mamma IIiSMOSII the arrival in
skit city et Mr. Bright, H.P.

Two days of addltloaal diesamiOa have ht am
material degree altered the °ample:km of the pls.
;pal fasts in the am After all less bees cM
that ran be sold, thew mists mut be takes
as established. On the Saturday (the dust day
• the trial) Sir Fl/DlllO Timms& admits that he
seat ter Mrs. 13WTNIPEN'S attorney, and begged him
to smaseankate to his client that the am was
gain os aufaeousably, and that she would he
well advised to take 1,0001. near he bur
life. It is admitted that Mr. Sum= (the
attorney) poultiosty &slimed to be Me WM" of ray
each utimmmigafirn 10 Km SwxureN. aid this for
the &eland memo that the lady was Nsolate to
mope ao compromise of any kind whaMmr. It la
admitted that by Bit FREDUIC Tuesion'e diesels's
Mrs. liwywrius was then sent for into his premium;
that he riposted to bee what he lad told her at.
tomey ; that she still esenUbsted great regagarrne
to the notion of aiming to an armageassat w tie
terms suggested ; that Sir HURT DITIMANT WIN
theta sent for ; and that the interview dually brob
wp with the vaderstandiag that the matter 'Wald he
farther eawaldired by the parties. This was oa the
liallioday. On the Sunday Sir FliDl2lo received a
telegraphic memage from Mrs. BWTIFIN is these
words S " The ofer is reflood."
As attempt apposes to hare beet made, very
advisedly, to explain away the MINK of this ammeage
by drawing aunties to thetas' thetas the Saterday
so distinct II offte had bola made. Is a 'pest&
pleading seam this may be merest.ernagls. hat Is
the ordinary dealings of benison and sesames life a
saggestion made by a loading mama that a silent
will be win to compromise a mein et metals sped-
Sal terms, not oily might bat almost thevltably
would involve the notion that the isms teterred to
hed hese, or would be, armed as the ether aide. It
beams% however. aniespirmat to settle this riot.
ter Sir Sam= distinctly admit. that after the
recipe of the telegraphic asleep be felt that there
was sp alteraative bet to fight out the ernes. In
this Wed he minim d tUI the Monday
wises Mr. thmrsos was either mat tee to his WOOS;
Of telenteered a call. Aad hem this plat begins a
mime discrete:ay %etyma the aMdavits of the
ousel sad the attorney. Sir hututatormieeme
demos that at this interview Mr. BULPIIOII
aisated to hies • fast of whisk he was preview*
unaware—a feet
but which we am t.
to *Mot, if possible.

The marriage of Capt. the Hoe. Frederick FlN-
dames, brother isf the Earl of Master, with the Um.
►dslaNdayteldestdeagt*,tithelat, sad Mtn of the
presoak Lord Di Lisle mad Dolby. was ashatatiei p«ter•
4y messing et Al! edam' Meta, Knish wbridgo, la the
preemie et . oldest Mule of the fries& of both settle fami-
lies. TM bride wen a demo of white weird mks%
trimmed with Bramble's; mil a mil of the atm ever a
wreath of amp Somme tai bliss si the volley ; tad was
•!!!!child by the Mimi* mug ladiss as tinwrisths dam-
new: ..The ate. hresattae aid Philippa Macy (her sir
tars), Mi.. CasstaaetWyedbaut. sad Kiss Barris. all el
whom were idailuly attired l■ dresses of white glued silk,
with two shirty. trimmed with *rise velvet and white
Maga ; small elosks of white Mohasco, triewasd se *die ;
led arid* hams% with white mess sad red velvet less...
The Grand Deelsees Coastaatiee ef Ramis arrived
lost week at Weimar. The eejoara et this primer be.
hem °slanted at the govt by heillisat restive parties.
Her tarlfial litelliele wm acessammisd by ber Higbee■
the Primes. Theism et SmisAlbseberg. her 'ism, sad Us
father, Data &sepia el Seamy, She left Weimar in
Thursday test for the purpose of rejstalay the court of
Alteaborg. from which she will reamd to wish is swig&
sise ►er shun, the Greed Desloge elt °Webers mid the
Qum eel Heaver.

The infant sea el the Grand Data Nisholaa of
amnia bee bees seated by the Sawa Wassailer 'kW el
rl reelsoot of tbe °see& of Lamm* sag Ids was has
been tooribsd at the muter rolle of elm other West Ras.

dies osSingalp•
A Len trots Twin, is this Cesegitssliosisolosys :
" Kook iiii•atifia Yea boss suits& bees W the prealoitate
;sumo to this eh, et the Xarirpla de Vilkinariaa, Bee di-
sks Willem so the smart ed Puts. It appears that his
oiliest we. to have prseias isstrestiesy is awe a swisess
between the Weet•ill Pewees should make asy aims, is
the Wadies whisk tad the lisirdisisia osest to those two
Posses."

smarted. Sir
Ottawa at thin
authority to rishko

•
- Tin UTZ En Ulm Pion.—Ti• ere telblolod I
by • earropoodarr, she ihie his sere rad Wrier., M for-
.irk we reser of she read Um Mime Ma
of the Ire Sr Sari l'' Mori ty the Rtejentahire
441eorerri ea. leperdanssisa of
It rue of weer the hatter of the
prom is gurrisa beer rat ki811117•114 raper=
friar Womb hlreeß Aire eine thee rOr t
seaterre More! II retry of preesretre, gad deported
It Is ores urge It ritibt be acri ireilmtll Info* Al.
sr, the Mr rag We bop be reoglit worthy of row
eadp per el 1646 Reboot, thrt=i;
err oellieleol Pegbellia Is a robe of rest
▪ eirelle. of
Rear Mee oeserd to prdor dr
ilsbalroWeredevflithel 64116111 iherrorr oral 1 old
poi Ao lib rids a heettellkftlet &rare, reriArg Is
• of re telltarl roar erre *Oro a Imp -Were'
too_ the pretererk—teoper set esedzedl with roam-
SM—iissimesit, w Cody treasetteel Mr, re
11:103•41.41:1
s 7
teresi re* pro WON the rare if
torpre..* Neer thelehilli Ude, beoleee4.46llll=
44 4 lour, *Mar seer Kit Were se, weer r herr t
16111.4411r,-1 ire veselood, obi
*oh for ebe eormorallotlee wltb lair yes bar ft-
MIN sir, Tehr orator term%
lem."—Mhe orearetre tee rasa/ Woe re seal e 1
Ike strider river, op is the pester tire, err, allb
Wisp id the least bier" the Mhos ef tier
/ list .Oreser hapear he* Oral e=
upsailliorelret el Me pea as quirk he leg Nu* veer

This Liter &Initial'

sad we are !maid
te a rest extort

ism Ts. fair
Mr. tltxreos

as %Neva' she

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44 1.42 .101 ii.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. LAW INTELLIGENCI. spirit and upiUtlons ; and, used ea instrument' by a gem
.-...- vigorous, impotent eommeader, whose firm will they re!
li' 7"
llewert A ,11to •• ' THIS DAV L'''' "' ' v.. ---:- eitemod lime Mated, something might have been made of
0171 011 IN 00111SPORDENT.)
them. Not being so commanded, all their natural mid ter
PARIS, Torten BVlOrtne.. r%V . e . '—......
quired Tillie end defects had fall play, and have introduced
7iiist tare yeti beyond all doubt Olt the wire ' • COURT Of EXCHEQUER: into the Military history of their vestry an epie3de of the
Cl. rirfok in moot to °sow. This Am*, ear. or" AT me mee e.,, ,mem., menu en map cam sow disaroditabla description, which is lot to be shuffled oat
• imam so • mom' 71/11r. taboos's* the Burl of General Offlun happens to have hit
sena treat, It stilit idle rumour, ands that 'at k. ....,.
rate tb... slit be air error in ow of ;L. seu, Carr, v. SMITH APR OTHERS.-ACTION FOR on the true caw why supplies could not be eoriveyed from
-r-. ", because tun to no direct tote- . LIBEL AGAINST THE "DAILY NEWS."
1
The plaintiff, the Bari of Lucas, brought this action
spina the Daily Nesse to reuver ocm tuition in damson still rondos undimieished in reel gravity, at one* 'lranian
Key
Balalline to the front. No, the Lacan-Cardigan scandal
ilt emanninioation between Naples and Pubs end an iostruotion to the Dab of Careridge as to the e -
But Geftsegai is mistaken. Telegraphic news ter- f „ libel
sussed so ass's s bl.
,Tisthat isarul damage responsibility he has assumed at the nurse Ousel. Nis
rives rogebrly from Naples to Pula vie. Rome and tit* 26th July lut. Tats defandPsuits pleaded not g- silty, and ant, hie imperative. duty will be to throw himself rpm the
Trieste in about foei *met paid the dispatch which that the article was a fair comment on the public sets of a young end energetic often of the army ; to fed out and
elevate to pleas of trust true ability and seal ; to later
I forwarded to you last eight arrived in this way. It is paws MM.
dues foto the service a deeper setae of respoosibility, oilier
Oral thikt the sews has been but little rtraulated in Paris, ?Iv setineel were-for the pletatiff, Sir F. Thesiew sad
• t mese of duty, the truculent in uibm. di.:
end the public, not being alive to the crippled state "Mrti Lush ; for the ufgadaata• fir. H. Jega", liz' It Wl' dos of the iwe whitewyUhed peers, and the frivolous tune
7--
1
swf the French journals; bas 'mot attached much ore- Mr. Field.
Although the trial did not 1 p
wariteses sista 'beat ItaW-past of the :report upon whisk we have been commenting, roil
dense to it, simply booms it was not in print. The 11 o'eloch, the early part of the day being occupied with sa to prevail smog the ender members of the profeasioa.6
French papers 'Dori bogie cautiously to notice the adjourned patent awe, the Nut we. dense. crowd., dada.' Is that Intelligible ? Doe. it require any interpreter-Is lt
matter. The Petrie, utterly in the dark, takes credit ow muss sham, sad
greet
„sissy wee ended as hear thes nitenesary that we should reed part of a long article which
for having abstained hem noticing i „gas report,
speeches of russet and the 'video's. Lard Loewe oceepted a :seed" eh1e',...e........ie 'eau hstabeses I.ee may be east
which remains 44 utterly iruc,eutimed to bat the P seat et that portion of the body of the Gout which is usually
eee a 4-07— „,,," , " i does.
or
..;
—'. set IWO for ultra% and several persona of military appear 61."7 SW od "' most serious KePe-"eel
say.a :,.
. .
....
.. ease wen noticed among the spa:Uteri. as *Waller etas alloir end as par
-- - ' - - ....._ the
..

Aft 1110MINini w isessossol siCohla

edinnienedrijarimen imeerwed to their name, and

[This tows, is the erigiaol dovetail, was spelt Bohm],
a little port ia aieiy, skeet, about slaty kilometres from
raleene. Osumi Z,4, Um goverawvestral onaeurd.
WI the troops is Nag, ismodiatsly oast to the spot s
'unclad loom to resew the troablea whisk de set appear
to have lima important. Weis is a main maritime piss*
oa lbs aerators rout, with a popalatisaedaboet 9,000 souls.
The anintry edition of the Cienslitweionoiel u-
praise an opinion that Swiss troops were only sent
from Naples to Palermo by way of precaution, and
' thinks (very rightly) that no fresh news on the sub-
ject has been received.
The dairibUs Nationals was Wieldy Paris paper
which natured to notice the affair at all this mere•
isg, sad the dassesaiih taker occasion to dilate upon
its favourite notion (its dada, as the French say) that
the English are beet span occupying Sicily.
The Verile, in attacking an article of the Simi* in
favour of the English alliance, takes occasion to say
that the consent of the Cabinet of Louden to *ow
coeferenase, which the Sleek takes for granted, is
m yet problematic"
Notwithstanding many sales to realise profits after
the late rapid rise, which awed a little heaviness
at the opening of the Boone, there has been a far•

the au ber was mad; si by the addition of comma Jay-
nes,
Mr. Lai' having opened the phadage,
Sir P Thaler then rose 03 address the Jury. Me said
they had heard from his horsed friend the amen of the
Arts, sad la mural the setae of the ease which
they had to try sad they would Ise prepped is
some degree to expect that their duty on this
emission would aot he an saimportant she, but one
undoubtedly which wield main their very sakes aun-
tie.. They had, ea the cos side, a nobleman of high
rank—a distiagnished military eflicer—who appeared before
them to claim justice at their hands toe a Libel most seri-
ously 'Mating his honour end Owner ; end, on the other
bead, the proprietets of a leading newspaper of the dep—
ose which was oendaeted with very eossidereble talent, and
alloyed ea extrados drealation—who were prepared to
justify er tee:sae the puldintlos of whisk Lord Lassa
cesselaintd. They alight well letegas that it was so hgbt
or trivial ocessiso—at least in the estimative of Lord
Lassa—which heenght him into a contest in which
every advents,' was oa the side of his saver
series. lard Loan stood before the world—his position
sad eke:ester blows sad every eironrestehee of his life
amble of bang secer;efeed, and it *u Impassible f,r h!m
to MOW hiensalf from any abaft which maim might
cheese to direct 'galas% him. Oa tits aka hand, his son-

!Ably ►e Meglned ? Yon will, ►owever, have t►e reminder

of the 'Waco read, sad if it modifies in any way, or hu sup
bearing which may take away tho sting which la at
the end, of nears, you will pronounce your opinion upon
that point when the proper time arrives ; bat I confer that
after mass that steels over and over again, It seems to
me that the last pert bu little connection with the first
and, with Dermot to that part which particularly refers
to Lord Luau, it appears to me to have been intro-
duped most usecinsaray, most unjustly, and most
suadalosely, for the pewee of lazing these serious
charges upon him. Now, let me ask you what Lord Lucia
could do wader theee circumstances, considering the position
which he occupies ? You will conclude Iran the employ-
ment of the offensive term, " whitawarbed peer," that there
was nothing hi the report of the Board of General Officers
which effused Ina chauster. Well, then, was he to submit
toasty to this writer ones the dahliass of this powerful
newspaper to dlnanivats throughout the country ea
opinion of Lord Lucan which was utterly unfounded end
anjustited by any preceding eirestrs•►oces which studied
to him ? I apprehend you will entertain a very different
opinion, and you will thick that, for the protection of
has honour sad his sharastor, it was the duty of Lord Lucia
—no', Indeed, at once to rash into tee areas of a wort
of judo'. but to call him to account in a milder way, in the
hope that by espostulatiou end au opportunity for Wm ',-
Buffos:, the petty, whoa err he may be, cr the parties, whe
control him—namely, the proprietors, would think, perhaps,

thee improvement. The Rents nee 110 a. for oUb.
and 20e. for smut, clads( very fins at de
highest pries. of the day, GM. 40e. and 70G,10..
Mobllier rose 201 r. It was at one momenta theoglit
that the settlement transactions would wok fa a
hit in railways, but this expectation was Miffed by
the event. The offers made by eseesseful spinkise
for the rise met with reedy token, and Ilium roes
generally. Orleans rose 10;r.; Nordista, Ilifr.;
Eastern, 10fr. ; and Southern, 201 r. The Lyons and
Mediterranean lines were rather heavy. Lyons fell
6.r., and Mediterranean, 201 r.
The Emperor, accompanied by so *Mow of Ids
household, both in plain clothes, drat' yesterday in
different - Paris.

seaftl opposent—n known and isvisible—might be ac-
tuated by perusal feeling gad moat malftdous motives,
bat could not be detected, who sight be, is the opinion
and Judgment of ethers. If he were knowa and seen.
utterly lasiguidcant, but who yet mesas to speak with the
weight and authority which belongs to a powerful organ of
I public opinion. If Lord Laose scald have coasented to bare
at down quietly under um miens imputation whisk bad
bun cast era bite, probably he night have more couched
his own ease sad comfort, for be (the learned counsel)
feared that this warfare—at least, on the pat of
his adversary—would not tantalite with the day.
Lord Leen wee la a high positica—he wen a public
shanater.sad &sounds of etwasione of annoyance sight
oiler themselves to a secret foe, of which ha might in fats,.
'boon W ail& himself; sad Lord Lassa mast, he
apprehended, expect that dawdler all his faults weed

that they bad goals ithertoofar, or a little out of their w 4;
in order to throw opprobrium upon Lord Lunn in this
seamier. Lord Limn accordingly consulted his solicitor Cu
the subjeet, and as application wa‘ :wile through him to
the proprietors of the Daily News on the 6th of September
last. Yon will remember that the libel was published
on the 28th of July, 1886, and the eircumstacce of the first
application not being made until so long • period after
the publication of the article has been noticed by the other
aids; but the delay is explained by the fact that the papers
in the matter were laid before my leaned friend Vitale
assistance I bare to-day (Kr. Lush), and he beteg engaged
€lll circuit, found it impassible to attend to them until after
the laps* of a considerable period. The learned waned then
read the letter of Lord Lusen's solicitor to the proprietors
of :he Deily News, dated the 6th of September, to the
effect that unless they published a fall apology on or before.

a phaeton through parts of _ His M-
ajesty followed the Roe de Rivoll as far as the Fan-
boarg gt. Antoine, and returned by the Rees de
Itambuteau, Trainee, Cogailliere, Re., to the gateway
of the Pont Tearoom, where the Rompers, alighted,
and walked through the gardens to t►e Tuileries.
The Petrie professes to• be authoriard to give a
rehire eouteadietion to Cho report that the King
sit Dias/ark intends to resign his mown.

by rote to Sing in his teeth, and he would bars to ply
be collected. en dawn isa note, learned and antedthe Thursday foilowieg, be was instructed to commence an
- - • -- .
a mg 14,i,,, pnaw for
the am. 01 which he had Sties agalestlbes for libel ; also the ins sir returned es
been pill, In edited a pintsea of tbe „hue moo to the 811 of Septnaber,sipreeaing the regret of the editor thee
as.
who were bold *neigh to brave ash eausequiess; but Lord
smut to a wen of j,,,,,1n. There we. ye" few of . Lord Luean should foil aggrieved by any eipteision
rained in • leading article is the Daily News so long sins
Leath. with • tell stigmatised the danger which he Scarred, as the 26:h of July last, and saying the editor would
aid „tided that, if hie seta we is hid orea to vie bag..oa be happy to insert any letter which his lord.hip would mad
of the public, no taint or spot could be fogad oa his apt the subject. Sis Frederic Thesign then asked the
ebaraster, sr esateet to place himself in that positioo, jury to consider for a moment the position which was as-
sad wee: geseysdneg t appeal to junce for re- sumed by this letter. Here wasa most violent and unjust
meth. fee u wary vita:it, hod sustained ; and attack upon Lord Lase, made in terms of rituperalou, fat
he
(the laseed osseel) earsestly hoped that that appal ascending anything fin criticism on tie conduct of a pablie
would sot be I. vats. It was not unusual, on ocea,iona of sin would warrant. They would observe that it made no
this wad, when an aenea are brought soak. specifies there', but ,p Ike of Lord Loran being guilty of
the pogo.. of a atoreparar; to retie the tug amidst which " diegraeed and disoredited the name and
that the Monty of the press was landed ; bat fame of England," aa a person whose " acquired vies and
there never was a parted nor a ea. . which defeats bad full play," and as having " introduced into the
each a topic could be more misplaced or abased Sias military history of his country en • pisode of the
the present. Taos who were bast acquainted with the most discreditable description "—ill these were ges-
talt:oy of ear oeuatry would be the reediest to acknow• red charges heaped on Lord Lucas's head, and,
ledge that at no petted of it did the pies enjoy more sate. when he applied to the newspaper to apologise, the
striated freedom. lathe die' cosies of public affairs its liberty only reply Neat was, that if be transmitted a letter to the
was almost without bounds. With respect to individuals, it editor It would be considered. They did not say they
...mist. act „ea."y sward within any nada would publish It, but "We wilt Goodwood to take into
which wen inconsistent withthe peas and bappcnese of aeane'deeselaa whether we will insert
it
in our
CeihMht
society. There was no preventive power which anti- or hot."
Anything more insulting, or more revolting to
ciliated Its satins beforehand ; there was no authc- justice sad propriety, could scarcely be imagined.
rity which proclaimed its hosudnies, and said "Here you Mr. Edwin James—The words in the letter are, "The
shall come and no farther ;" sad there was no possibility is
otpuruCoesdisatitietifttion. ofTheprevoezytingmetiveammitswbeisieshre:+l byim posanilibi- Sir F. editor will insert any letter which his lordship will send."
esiger thanked his learned friend for
having correctedTh his; bat did the jury suppose that Lord
the press was an iedirest and moral one. It was the Lucas would have degraded himself by writing a letter totbe
DWI, News, snag, " I have not been guilty of any outdid
p user of eppefliag to the law, and by the law say
discreditabk and diagraeeful to the British name. I has
tresegression of the proper limits of fair discus ion would
sol
hate
or acquired vices of the description you mention.
be peskiest or cow ted wording as the question coo
not been guilty of lasubrid 'nation, and my waded
concerned the public good or the Isdivideals injured. As,
has sot furnished a most discreditable epicA* in the military'
therefore, an appeal must necessarily be made to the law
history of the mtg." Sepposing he bad sent a letter of
when the" was nay ""Piant of injury to on. "Wen" of history
kind, be could sot have written it without a feeling of
en fednal' " say eneed" of the right of d'aese. indignados—without espressing himself in the strongestsion to the prejudice of the public good, then
mould-see ibe say apprehension whatever that the liberty of
News would have written in his j3OIIISI, "Lord Lucia's
the prom mild ever be 'evaded. Akar elating that the
far letter is conceived is • tone and spirit which render
real deism to the freedom of the press lay is Its eo
, it utterly inadmissible for publication." But was It to be
ele"ding the proper Mends of re" °mem" " " ea" a tolerated, when charges of this nature were made against II
gested domed for some restrictive protection, the learned gentleman, and he asked for the atonement which he was
sembeilsold that be hoped that day would be far distant, and . .
east ed to *apes—namely, an spol gy at the heads
be eas quite sure that It would only be battened by the eon- of the aewtpaper— mu such atonement epees
*OM that when • party spraltd to the ley for Mrs be refused, and that he should be simply told
61116 Wort thick he had sustained by a publication anal:- that he woald be allowed to give his own 'e-
k( his hosier and chaster, he would find that his eon- coast is ha slums ? Oa the 9th of the same mouth Lord
phial was lightly regarded by the jury, and that he cash' Luse 's solicitor wrote to the Deily News, stating
set oblate say redrew la hstroleelog tbe alleged libel au
aomds this asses wee brought, Si, Frederick Thesiger editor, Lad demanding an apology ;
that his lordship asthma to writ' a letter to the -
IBM they all remembered the dreadful sufferings aid be received a reply oemplainiog th•t the editor was totaling-
' privations which were audited by our galltht army in tbe sorest what part of the article was objected to salibisllese. Sit
Crime, sad whisk It was impossible to recollect without and ea the 10th
F. T hesiger then re fend tooth, r cons pedant* w kieb pasted
...et thea.es,:me,!ele.ehm,,letelad the heroism,, eaeserata. and between the parties, and which bad resulted in the present
---' with --'-' —et were
"'um's." stela
"Ines" ado. being brought, sad concluded by observing thar,ne he
quests of the tinsmiths, thensoted with the state would have as opportutity of addrusing the jary abate, be
of the allay, tulle attention was salted to the matter ; eon- would &betake from making any further remarks until he
plabthe asterally anise, and suggestions were made that
there wee sea deeding, or siestassgement in the d Ifferent bad as opportunity of ascertaining what coarse the uric
side intended to adopt, being at present satisfied with
&penitents an wham the duties of eupp'y rested. Tree having discharged bis duty in simply introducing this is- ,
leaned season seat alluded to the commission--consirieg p „MI ftee to their ettaitejna.
of Sir Juba Klisil sad Camel Tallech—erbieb was sent .., .. ,
article
of
.. ,trut.
of ~.t. ~. then put in
eat to the Crimea to make inveetigatiste upon the soot, sad a h,_,lt.h.h_. ~;
...It ...." '".• --
to the eubsequat inquiry by a board of general °Seers at ad faaaf eh' was as '"'''s
Chelsea College into the truth of estate eh eontaised Orlmra lichaaltreljare S
am teen
to what wittSoard datslaolle rosZiogost
la the report of each eoleetieniosere which effected the sassintslot ens military elbows and as Meneatton of the Trssssq.
'Amstar of several distinguished 'Seen wee bed served be dolor es the Tre
sot ma .a.sury has
rased . hee
pa r..acerar .
tit,
sttuf_o_di_deseremayart
the arny before Sebastopol, and, amend shin, the Earl of ea=:awaning,, ee the Bert retteetre. t,, 7h`eu'tee:theleite, sera!
Meatithlil he the want of mean of names'. mare
Lusa. Tbe result oldie squirt by the Baud of Osten' lemil isemspeti and this losallateney appeess to bee been
Offeere was certain resolutions which were es- set.st. With tepid te the eh., of 47,4: win.e
bodied in a report; aid It was upon that report ilia beransivasy amen tt teems clearly established that lar. ender
that the article is gingko*, which stained sibs WM lot Zingulie•; songro lasikloor 41 ter °Mar ditio=ll:
libel cs the Bodo( Lees, was published on the 26th of lely Lew. renm sew lemeyNse.er, of seeding sat that gustier.
last. Ponies of that article an seriously reflected on the sLeortilst_ tap tloW slice , nosgeneral tho
rma otTltrorYT.—.:2:!, to offitel o°4o
iiapwal
*besets of Lord Leese, that It was utterly impossiWe for as to thre.esdheig et ms with the reheltha of theca&
him tenssis silent seder sash serious imputations. Tao selasertilememilathe .. the serestorsee ..., dissect,
ass • math et
mar tasselemar-Oserel. the
part of width he essiplathed sight be entirely Vanttroa,goanneeeal, non, by she imagery :
defter* and 'overrated hem the rest; sod It messed Met hissed rely
to Ms (the learned sesneel) that it had beeswritten fn the Altera and deptembee ..„... 4W "
Kovanthar ....—............. SW "
purpose if gratifying sem sent malice and enmity egainst
his lordship. ISO: January UT „
Kr. R. Jame--I *Lek the vitae of the article mast be Neither were the ablements Canwentla• and Immediate.
No proper allows,* was sate for the time occupied
tread. on the voyage. Mr. Mier was in cosetast unartnen
Sir F. Tboalcao—lro, It will be read, but it is not as t.t the arrival of any bay; so that he we gales welt
itesessary that I should read the whole of it 'e opening the 1 it7tutahl: t•traratmelareerfaag theatitaa: Zeit We Lallaela gninet,' en
Saw. I from Madam Se the front w,re asocetnol, the teethe lay br
Kr. E. lassia—Bat the alleged libel Is not intelligible anew. with tilio4ZoLoolo47.ltrtuaa!‘thotettbetsPZogglatlea :I
wittiest k. ere 10. nad to Ssk. Melted and e.tabthlasti the tomb of the see.
and Colonel Torsel. and a tacd roofs.
Sir F. Tbesiger—But I will appeal to the Intelligens of and in dessearethat respect a useful addon, te tee
the NM whether it see or sots no paragraph of 'Web Latiitsksetst `ne. es t insperasi or that torritoro, la. dart
Lord Loss somplalas lase follows: meat to seen as the Onareinertat wiesittlJnora tron. she f!etatal
"MY is what we me Is the early history of Os Crimean o°4l truster," to tboW°l4ll°. the IZlOlit;,°°7" of 0511-',,,,t.:„0Cenral were mess 01
OsSlPoirt. Rising it, we will loth flooollt Inc sacrifice of with. Forage WA early .sup,,lled ; a nalcnat Ind Truce'
kart Oaks. 111 as we thigh of L +rd Lucas and Lord n%._.!... sollahlkleal the ogomosiootioo Ott.'" 1.341k"re
1
asl Sdie; in snort, from that tom t
Cardlgeo, we feel convinced that had they been seder the hi= VI, epie Mein
as well off as the Frradlf
eldest of a essipstent Cosethateder-'e•Cbief—of 01111 who The ease, the; sods* the Snowy Is this—ln a settltuf.oz::
wad have karma and treated them se soldiers sly—eves trefeVateararfshat .: tai mesa ts keeping
agmmbm ,„ "'Cu
erw4rti:l=e , tOOOW
they woad nee bare diagreeed sad dkandilmed the nese better what the ray vented thin the oommissy-denerAi
nte a."
lad leis of Ellinand, or would have best obliged sa &Mtn& of ice km, stonitnjuit.attdmt. its
x owmattrhotxr.te,rs4eling
`that& loselent, disorderly as they are—sash Isolined derseseCitst ter adlarbaliv;leall II sttorrib.eislsstrendlue,"ciinis+
so they are to Awn their Floitions—thineg, as they do, pemtleas wit ether pm^ witch an now with! dimity be trasthrold
fir
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the pas t* yous. *or dear. mod,
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i that h. Measly cast ea Mr FIUIDIRIC gOt Can%
responsibility d as set with* he could
—c.—.
t t that be begged. even at the last WINDSOR, Deo. 2.
at wow, desisive Amid be aosSe till The Premien Minister (Coast liereetstff) mad
pis should who; eel that it "cal VissosaErslausla ,at •., r palely , s
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ring not only property to the mama of Bowater as the Groom is Widnes to her Majesty.