The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(mow ora owx oosasseowowww.)
PIOUS, !Immix I.lxtxo.

On Saturday last, as soon as the telegram came
announcing what had passed is the Hasse of Com-
mons on Friday, I felt justified in saying at mar,
in eery stroog language, that the whole thing was a
saystilleatioN, and that the French government bad
not the remotest ides of withdrawing its troops
friss the Roman States. I bid a eery strong elm-
&maths of my opinion in the following pump,
which I extract from nußier's lithographed *war
panderers of to-day :
The drat impales made by the aoto la the Manitere wee
this It arse asp towanbi the pride solution bawl der by
dr EWA' ry. Bat when it was mesa, oa redeetlar
that the Vonaere expetoscd so oplaion traabtag the pro-
bable malt of Carduird Ain:smiles dewed, the assadeet
A lug gave plans to one of `. otpeatatms evens," se rather,
it as. mader•-•0.1 that rh Mtenflos of the Ifoilteire we. to
..Si the pull., the poig, of the mashie of a policy cos-
serlad between Cortina! Annnelli sad the cabin* of Views*
—with the CU8J21,112,, perhaps, of the flaolialt stone,
Wadi boa starer. Lea very jealous of Um ooeuyatioa of
Some by a Trawl army. It la portals that the osbinet of
Tawas will have played a water stroke if s the troy
mamma whoa Fresco le oomphialag of the present* mar-
rind by Austria oa she Valles helms ea the ors of a mallet
bosoms her and Piedmont, it shield Om oat that she b
prevailed up m the groat lower width ;Mash Teri& to
give up the laportest bade of speedos wheat abe pawn
at Row. W. era gibe mdmitead that the Yeseihor
shosid abatis hom ashlar that tie Prom\ gomrammt has
hood oat the Marlins sit as het by Amble mat the
Arks, of Cardlael Astoostlis red lash Ti. rabid of the
Tiara. wal not be wearing Si hie serpers Si the Mely
Bee, although limey be thereoglity estivlared thee the Rape,
as • temp wet hoverviga, Is Aber deselvtag Idwalt se le
deceived , but the reifies* 0911621166 of the offload *real
peeve. that the intact* le Laid oat, sad that the Propel
georenmeat will am had thou Si &mars the mem a at the

The Bursa le-day has p-esonted no remarkable
futon. Prim bans been nearly stagnant, and
little business was doing. The Bente fell Sc. (or
account, elating at 671. v. 93c. ; for cash there wu
no change, the latest qaotation being 69fr.
Jfobi-
lier rase Ur. 23:. Railway stuns scarcely varied
as much as a franc.

It is positively stated that, in coasequeooe of the
change of proprietorship, M. Nefftser is 'boat to
resume his position as redaeteur ra aft of this
Pro si..

In the Corps Legislatif this afternoon, M. Nogent
Bt. Laurens brought op the report of the Fifth
Bureau upon the election of Count Migeoo, the
anti-government candidate, who was returned foe
the Haut-Rhin by a majority of upwards of 1,400
votes. Hs gave it to be understood that the bureau
had from the first strongly felt the necessity of
declaring his election null and void, but had been
much puzilsd to find a tenable ground for such a
verdict. They had carefully examined the question
whether the fact of his having been sentenced to a
mouth's imprieowneent by the Court of Colmar for
illegally wearies the ribbon of the Legion
of Honour was not a disqualification for a
seat in that hoe*, but they had been forced to con-
clude that there was nothing in the text of any law
to support such a proposition. Next, they had oon•
aidered whether he might not be expelled on the
general ground of " unworthiness," bat after much
refteetion, the bureau was of opinion that to come to
such a decisioa would be to create a dangerous 'pre-
cedent, and one which might be thought to trench
upon the freedom of choice of the constituencies.
Bu•, during the discussion, a document had been laid
before the bureau, upon which they thought it
their duty to act. A letter written by M. Migeon to
the Emperor, containing calumnious reflections upon
an eminent persorage (Count de Moray is the
individual alluded to), had been circulated in the
department prior to the election, and this the bureau
considered as a " usancruvre" calculated to bias the
minds of the electors, and which justified them in
declaring the election void.

M. Migeoe, who was present in his piece u a
member of the house, said in a very few words, that
he would not there explain the circumstances under
which the litter in question was written, neither
would he retract a word of it; but he desired to say,
emphatically, that he was in no way responsible
for the pub'ieity given to the letter, which
would have remained unknown but for the
use mad* of it by his enemies. He knew that be
should be defeated, became he was struggling with
an overwhelming. power; but he should appeal
again to his constituents and was sari of their
verdict.

SI. Emile °Airier, in opposing the report, said he
had no personal scluaintanos with M. Sligeon, and
was perfectly indttfuent to his cause. M. Migeon
had ever voted in that home against all thou prin-
ciples which were dear to him and his friends. It
was therefore entirely on public grounds that he
(M. 01brier) felt celled upon to support his
electios. He desired most sincerely to con-
gratulate M. Holiest St. Laurens and the
majority of the Fifth Bureau on their new-born
real for puri7 of election. It was the first time
that any manifestation of such • feeling had bees
made in that home, aced be greatly feared that,
owing to want of experience in this mew path, the
bureau had been wend too far. It bad only bent
proved that the incriminated letter had bees seen to
the hands of three picots, and the sub-prefect hid
deposed that he knew it to have been in the penes.
lion of four other,. Thou seven tricots mast maw
ral:y, from • feeling of propriety and Christi=
charity, have bushed up so scandalous a prodnetim
It was impossible to suppose th►t they would base
hawked the letter about the department. How,
then, could it have influenced 1,400 soles ? Besides,
the government was not idle. Its agents could set
be accused of want of z-al. If the letter had really
been current in the department, they would hare
mired a great stay more copies. M. °Meier
raised a greet laugh by reading a circular from the
Prefiet of the Haut-Rhin, entreating them not to
telieve that SI. Mires was • friend of the Fur
perm's. or that be could be of any an to them.
'' Iles. be not," said the prefect, " jest suf.•red
ara Artie impriessimest How do you suppose
Or he con help you if he cannot help himself!
Sum against biro, or else the cleared interests cif
your department will be sacrificed."

Nopnt St. Laurens replied.
31. Busch*. who was poseet, matching the re-
milder, dad not speak.
no hones by a show of hands expelled M. :Wires
by an enormous majority. As soon as the &ciao'
eneanoonneed he retired.

There will now be a new election, and it cannot
be doubted that ‘I Nltgeon, who is the idol of the,
perhaps, not very 'sagacious department, will be
again returned. As /he present vote has reference
only to the circumatanoes of the last election, and
puts spots him no personal disqualification, it will be
necessary to seek • fresh pretext, if it la intended
to prevent him Nom ultimately sitting in the house.

Experiments an king mark at Paris to cxplods
mesa by ele tr.mty. The limparial Closed is t 1 e .npplied
la the rouse wit nt of* fear butortiot tti. se •
r Tba 11Spieff Tin, It Is said, to preset, at t►e
trial of dm gar s at Venal ks.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Comaimicear Peobbisquc)

11 as WILLIAM LllOll °LITZ/.
TM' baakrapt, &Ludt* noekbroker M Auatiatriarn
um brow& up is ant-dy treat Poatoarillo Prwon. This
Ills! Om aljanrond rams intim meeting attar his bank-
ruptcy. It woo osplatmad by Mr. Pad, rho aceottataak
Mat be had not yet barn able t r romping tbe seasate, by
leans of tbo short tins, aflowed cal day at the prism fa
anamaara ka with the baakrapt.
Yr. Lemmas. fee the aie.goess, rxaantei tome aijoass•
Mat Ike write, wldeb was order, d

• roof teed-red by Mr. Swan,' for 4.0001. odd, in Ts/wart
dds sstboe onnottted by t'm bankrupt, was ordered to
'tad owr. The t .tal babi:attes are about 14,000 i., assets cf
tribal; amount.
(Baron Mr. Camolaslone Erna.)

The teakrapt was a Oto.al7w.reia-n-t. of Cmaden•town, and
elsewhars, trading as "B. Ilthks and Co." This was the
ezuelnatioa meeting, but the balance-shen has not been
lied. A prel•solaary statement of &Gild skews upwards of
18,0001 dad to asswored °vela us, and 5,8321 of babilitiw,
wank available waste of SW. wily.
As adjoaramat was °amid, with protattios f.r a fort-
sight.

IN AZ NOLTAWAT.
The bankrupt wag &earthed as ea ink-dear, et lineareer-
swab. This wee the eibonrwd manliest on meting. He
emeell,Hef. ; trfith. amount. At the beginning of
1835 he was in a delicksey of 2,990/. The &imitates Ent b. ing
welled with the accent•, the heithropt wee adjourned
Mae die, for the second time, with proteethe f.ir a fortnight.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.
(Wino the Recorder.)
1a../is Charlotte Collins, • respectable loAing aroma,
earroodered setae her trial Lr rundown r.
elsrosnt Bellantlae nu specially Maimed with Mr. T.
Bates to solidest the prosecution; Mr. ILsbt.n appwred tut
Ile dalabasat.

The riargeagainst the defanciast molt out of • rialin est
sp by bar to • home in ohs Cornwall-road, Lambeth, sod
es setios me bred an the Coort of Omen's Bench, • few
days ego, when the whole of the hes ware pabliebed.
The proesmtere wee • Mr. Thum... who, it appear],
persimil the home in questien, other
rry. eight Pus NON tad he remised
lst yesseesies of It until October Isar, whoa
Ms t gat kW the home and Ms w.• ejected by
Imo. On the 4th of November It appeared that the de-
hedeot NIA to the plus, snood with • hammer seed cbLslr
god she forced dorm the shatters end this brake •
window and triad to got through the optedsg
Md krem, s.. In so doing It appeared that she
attack feat, and the puit'on In which aim WY placed of
mares ad Adel eery red moment nt to the crowd
that mosenbled. Bbe at lesgth routrard to pet iota the
home, ad it wee wilh romiderable Metall that
she wee removed. The defesdsat subsequently bronght an
maim egaisat Mr. Thom,. for smolt sod false Myriam-
mat, bet the jary gin • virdict is his favour, sod
the delbodent was sow bodies.' for what is, In law, termed •
UMW entry Into the premiere In gamete". It tr umpired in
the mum, et the ems thes the boon did formerly balms to
the et frodames 4.ther, sad It wee alleged that se was in pm-
media of the hems seder an apeman t with • person
mened Mr. Watt, who was • Unseat of the persecutor.
The defence act op for the d-fesdant was, that she had only
tasted is sceordeace with what she behind to be her legal
right, sni that the promentot hod to right to eject her by
term.

The poi, without may bseitation, raturnel a verdict of
Orslty, &ad the defendeat war C. 16/ upon to inter fat* a
rroogothence to %pear ead receive jadalsest if she was
caned upon to do so, epos the undecrtairiorf that no farther
proceedings would be rakes if she refralvid from giving the
prosecutor say hither annoyance.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

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BOW BTRIIT.

•LLZOID 1101111111 Y SY • amaranths.
John Care, a )'oarfeymswimmer, la the ranks of Clark
and Co., revolving its, maker, of Oelsverree, was
charged with robbing hie
Mr. Grafton, steamiersteamier, rtirnd Co., as=b4—Testor.
day I reesived tafortnatioa Shit a quantity ei had been
MINS error, and I gave Information to arspal ce, who set a
watch on do. prisoner. The property prodsoed by the eons
amble was afterwards skown to ma at the ',adios home.
It smarts of pieces of brass sad German saver Orem, and
of sada of srah•bans, wood at the Gam but sham hid
in brass. The bras, is our prmerty, an 1 the Gr-
an silver la like what we keep in store. The whole
is worth about 10s. as old metal, but tho dads of
melt-bras aw wo,tb 6s. each, ss pelt rem, to any pawn who
mutt. to make in sulia. Thoy WO worth Wiry ,the to so ow
we will have all the mvalds, but to make one aspesesly
would east a guinea Some of there are stamped with the
moo Of the leas.
_

Charles Mertia-1 sin in the errv,c• of and Co. Yes.
tads, 1 saw seem brass in the primmer's pocket. 1 know it
was kers for I bard It disk. He trial to pull hie cost OVOT
es Met I should nee see the pocket. 1 asked what be had
got there. He tweed maimed mad spot* at assethisir doe.
Paw, F 101—About Ave o'clock yesterdepetterneem,lnceer
segmece of informassom recalvel &cm Mr. Otatimm, 1 watched
the prams" home. 1 stopW him at Me deer, sad said be
was summied of stralini braid boas Ide mast r. He maid
M had as... I Shea saarabad hi. lostsiags, sad bald thaw
thaw. Es said tag was Er. Clark's., and that was all he

• The pneoner—l am not guilty of stealing anything, and I
deny hair ug as brass about me yesterday. I had this
brawl is my pocket (producing a plate of ins with strMgs
attache', riven round the waist him a belt). I wear it at
my work. It r hmkrd against another piece of ron is my
-istliarnzkri sil7geplasteatii. societ Ni. Clark's,. sod they
bare Dose
away, by permission of the is', Kr. Patrick Clark, to use as
pot erns, end he guys ins predation to give tit. na away pro-
ylded that l first ramped them midi the name of the arm.
It was my Destines to cot them of. They were sot small ed
before I coo them. I etsinpol theta myself.
Grafton—Mr. Clark dryind nit to recommend him to
mercy, GA one of his children was roam years ago draw. into
owe of our machines sad embed t • death.

M. Jardine—A very proper representation to tanka else-
where, but I have no power bat to rend his for trial.

MARYLIBONI.
TIOLINTIeaII:LT OF.OII POLICS-CONST#IIL/01.,

/44;57•;; •—•7o:ll;iver el;a7r7ll Wars
11 r. brought:o witi Misr drunk wilds driving by rat% rad
with missal* polierepastabl.• Wbeeisr,D H, aad Cratcliar,
D ISO.

- It as
red 6Mthe widows that about half- pos. 9
Vele. LA sigbe site primer was is BeketsetreA dnving
his sek sad use is • elate et Istmirstios. Teo attention
of pelies-oesetebis Crudes. wee did by a readiness to
the essikeet of the primer, who tree eery ntost towage
lb. rile-es, by diem M wee Biwa is out dy. Witness
leek bad of ibe gebener's base, esti 1.4 a as far is
Dabs-etrovt, wbes es babas bared bun be !weed th.t be
Md rm. off the bee. He gave tar e,l, Is tare of a
dsa t and vas seer tbs psisoser, vitae be orenoolt
Is.lanee•etreet, Odorf-eiret: He this rimed bold of this

srisser, whsSit; was tante I doss by him. They hell •
Sew& Segither while ,s the prated, sad 1W wiener hit
ben Is Ms MM. Al this Won pulate•comtelate Wheeler
ewer my emil nensie him hen the pr•iww.
platter sla,d that, epos taken the primmer of the last
,tweet, he (presser) wade se attack epee heel of thrin,ne
"My Rd. The p.is waa en the tip of wine., WA
odd net he wAsl4 do his (tritssee) • soot tains
Weary. He Um a kid hdd of witsteee trowests,
bane, sad 'Sweated s pat bid thte 61 kV) esseatiew. He
len his (wltareie) trewews sal entrees, sad 'Mosey be-
fore! him. Two ilmogiso dim sp, asill as tbry awn cony-
fag him ekef lbe miasma hit Ida Y the tight 'bawl
three times.

Kr. Breoghtge—Do yes Ott the sires of hie tette it P
Wlogigr—T.s, fig ; I hid a shop tart sight, sag I iss
sly Is moo polo. atm cogitate thewol kis hos/ le the
sae erste, h'rtt hat os it NCO oillogive ;Colder.)
Tee preoim wet Sited JOa, or a evade, (or beige greet.
lie he damage ekes to Ow dishes of Wheeler, amid ate
amoatli. toartiosioest kr the moult op A his.

WORSHIP-STRISET.
(mobs rime)MDT:CT.

Freeris May Cray, 413, wail charged with dreekenassa
brie delving, red thereby oeesang semis Wares, S. ea
IN wan IT years et sec.
Mr. COselee Inv, pris', Cu, tsht-roed. steed thee ea the
etwaligt of astualay het he tow the defendant sad astrAlost
M, bob intosic d, in s Mem sad cheCten prove/beg
gag the Flackm ',need. Defendant WA drives( et • tenons
eat, sod after planing en omnibus, crossed to the wrong elds
a the real, where en old man tending s stall rood close by
re curb. The blew', or one of OH shefes„ cuw S. 01411• Ci
with that perigee, who was (butted to the stoned, screaming
hartelly.
. . . . . - . .

TM Cioes'able who had charge of the ewe produced •
serlikeele from the boars-surgeon of the Lo•doe Hospital,
to Ike olika of the poor fnllnw being sersiely Injured by
bruises about tke thlghe, body, arms, wsd brads. He bad,
horamr, lion able to leave, and was an nu -em amt.
The ail man bobbled t; lb. Goat of the newt awl told the
rasgistreM that he woo lows is eciesequesee of the tall la
gusstion. Illeoh r sweldeet bad never occulted to him
bakes although he MI kept e stall for .b roe lorry 'en,.
Ihritesilmar, who aid that he bad aglow in Billlter-.treat,
Cky, and malitod le tin flew Ninth-nal, tapers et hie
great swot for what bad recurred. He had given the
injumd mat • invert*. ;sod supplied him with all ho
regaled; monsover, he would take run that he stson'd sever
WaUt,
. . .

eorietrate—What easher do yon mike to the ehatge of
druakeaneee ?
Deherhatt—Way, air, the feet h that f end Dose Meads