The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF OOMMONL--(Tifis DAT.)
The links= Ise the ask st twain mist.
lIIR WRY HAVILOCL.
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Xt. FITZROY breeihit -up the etlis the ia
the Crews, staskokte wish el ormrg el
es Ole Rom Havelaelt.
Oe Ile Ipmellsa Ore the tessielima be moil • mod Wok
Calm& WORM impel we the severmai the of
eatiodlog
attenclea Ifs pint • ses.
amok lissalf
=the Win week 'll. 1•11 pee Ohm& eal w
bathe Is wbklt Reim bid bra swank oh Mb 'A-
labama the Violins Orme he lb ember ta Re Y. Veda,
tine d••••••••••, he dm& the .11.111ree!li VOW be

*MA la &weft free
mit to two frawsileas. , )
lb. BAGWELL la thiskm
evisie, soh ea
tho
rscantzry el fal
shovel dot Inkoh bar irlitrl el&
kz It that bar ow Won :1116111•7-
Ow doe visor.

lb. dee:te amen to the sorrier width
the Mee toss tk. laineme bid taireal Na
la the isms d the meallay,
et t ii.altiengh me et dm
watt. Weed he me be theeight
a parer if wadi die—lar hhila= lie ems
et Ikea Mew * wan a mammal to the
memewy et the lea J. Lamm" It It EH tae math ems
Mara Ids rarebit beetbar. (Cheer) To the girt
alimbilimehe abeam et the bee Oh J. Lamar, we, at
few, weal the Way et the Pier* it mot the ultimate
arum et Delhi, maim hear amilika would be bee lo
"CONthe eamety et kisdielbrikei eerier (Her)
LADOTOHI yleld le me ma la hie it
eta. Meer dlithar by them part a. bid boa
swab= shad. err some alit is their eater r
Ibis. sistier ee the beams they wished to tee twined
wort be Ohre Wit vibe. It Medd be Mt le the
is,,, le admbiale that berthas et Heard wither Her
ilea ett ally is be part et makes et the Maas et
Now lb ermieed Ma. aserme r near hew mash
wee ahem ban the pro aid Mee et thine ma ed mewl
wham plebeian. by the mem, It they woe bet
by aimelare 1 retiring. It wan rho whadagr"
mace et be lam le rpm la eyries as thee pwlae
whoa the mem eared cm liiilolllllo is pat VOW
denrnd meal: kr Mee dm mars had set yet
area, hmere the h.tis,ebbed mikes et them piliat
am von NM Is_p.(.lles,ar.)
Girl moat ti wficie.m.a mama or wish le Mate
to the
eir rnmtoTo. took a Mama Mew et the tae-
Mae War Here of Clamor to these matter he that at
the right boa. rathesen the mare kw the Urmatity.
How coal. • grmetal eratriisheller sew ha ems dthem
dadarielie. sonar themb) ispreadeg it Omsk the
medium at he mormeeteare primer t Seel an n-
hams meld bar Or kw Anti a latia,
revt os al
olerdess eat arty am this dilloM6lll bed tree
ed
rem (Ilete, hem TM *ill &XL baremet wee lemeirmy
to oak amottor le the admilmaties et the Cllyt
teat, GM the Improper ot mamma es the part
et the cent et armors aid the Band of Coeur ; hat he
wee milled to arr.

Bdl wen, atm • brief
dismiss, rod • thi' Ise rd pored.
hem
TM slaw seders wen allsrwsrds disposed ot, sad the
ellearea.

The Nome of Lords set this aftersoon to receive the
Irk Isimaity Bill, sod rod it • bee dros.

FCIIIII6I PAPLIS =LAM' TO TIM INDIAN
Mumma...—ibis morass • name b pordamost was
it .I ale feather aeries oilman nialive b the ustiodel
Ms Nast ladies. TM poser part ef lbw dossmants res-
in of ammalme fandahnd weekly by tho Otemeasr of
Deno% and Imertsdad by the Clowernar-Ckineral Is the
Dfranses of Ma lan India Company, of meats in ths Lewes
Reviser ..emoted with the revolt. The reptrts mined
lam shoal the mid& ol May to the 19th dept. Than am
air mwmthas entsading over • shorter wk.!, fading as
GOMM Ilynembsr, tram the Lisatenent-floverner of the
Custral Provisoes ; and dommehes tem CM 001111101,
Gomm' to the Coart of Memoirs, accompanying munettves
atthe lAsstenant-G oversee of the Acetic-Wentern Prortnees
and repots of the commionamars if the Aliababsel and Dr
me divider. Is the tonne cis reply to • letter fee. the
Oneentsr.oesenel, ateigning, at IMO length, masons in jar
trains of the restaktivs menenree in 0011.011.1i0S with the
peon the Cant of Dinettes obearre, " We have already et-
=ear sigma of yaw having obtained from the
the power of eserneing that control over the
polls paw the mesesity ef which. ruder exotic( einem-
sonsol. Y eirrism. We do not think It necessary at prenent
le it on ths gamed question of the freedom of Ur pus
la Wk."

Tlis Madrid journals of the 4th say that the
Qom wee gig ea me well abet alw s• =peeled to have
bat MI la dose Es"

Mr. Bayard Trlor, the mell-known Animism
treedler, wr mord, at Gene, • lbw robs sem, by as
tiepin to the ;Omar Duke, to Ms Meth Hem" ef
Orr. The New York Thew Jesinefser Yet Kr. Taylor
prim Ye near with in bride at Weer& when ohs he
err rudding. He is to run to Aeries sat retems.
A Weshingtor correspondent of the Bookie Pat,
rocriling the cooper at a osier gives by bliss lelirms
Nay, aye Os a Kids directly in trout sot the Porde*
beis end renresd. Os seener at his right heed set Beire-
bey Cobb, pimp sad ran. And spin am his left wee Se-
ater Treopeon, frank and happy. Oe sillier heed were
insmlsmi of the diplomatic tone, very soromble swag
them Norm. with ire well.kept sir, sad Senior %11, en
err, led JiKtuy.i. The pier is played, Kim Macy, the
priM doer schrom She is of • mil sad eamernt frs-
Os Bgr, rd nil dread. Will you erne me if I
my that or rem a moire Andre of IderriLores bre, full,
mid with • troll, trimmed with Lem sad silver tort, how&
et him rilier sad pens of illusion. Her hair re dared
with Wei land deb roses, with reds, sr her besedels wen
of porn Bb. mongoose" the Piesideat rd earn, whils
M, with • toren+ air, thrice rose hi diger tips."
A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 29th, in the
Cartiterierol, says —" The eserrein are bogies te
rite kern lilt here. Sneed born ben alerly stepped
pommy, sad among iris thee of Belden, whose lisbttfr
✓oues to rest • million of realise. Serra spirits.
noes am frit for Wenn, sad the bores in rerun with
Posed. The decisive nourst hr set, however, yet so-
rted fur Reins, ea the worst time wY be when the ealb
in ride as the ahem is the dinsrest sedettsklege "Irk
ben been meetly °marine& Every aside ms, hew-
ever, Is hat that the nommen will not be westing in Its
support to Ramer industry, when it is arid."
The Peewee delis Habana is publishing a Maar
Wks it. the Spann of .1. FfSIMO,II C03,111e. "Leaf 01
dr kleirese," ender the title of "El Ultra de les
kohicesee i Novels Hisorias de FIS4IIOIII Cooper."
From 1810 till 18.52, the time of the late eminent
sculptor, Roach, wee rotor sarissively devoted to the
oskesel egeseirMe glair of Frederick the Oren, which sow
wads more the Frier of Power@ price lit Br*
sad eastribore to make the promenade boa the BnaAss-
burger Thor, lister den Liras, dews to the lioldem, with
Ye eight /100,0 of white morn' as the &Mem Berke, see
a the Admit eet-door endhitisse ef Mir art to be ford
le the world. Since the complictles ef that splendid pile r
1852, Roach Om riled the berm rtr of freers* sr
York to that of Blucher, thelr tors& is the wee ef
hbleatioa, by whom side they sew rail; sod, le oddities
te • vanity of other works of ler tessmence, he bed
Me to complete • group of Noir supported by Ames mil
E., the me burrs( op his rads, as white the he of
the bade freight by Jonas with the Amanitas demob&
This let week ef his iv by rimy commeirum reseidered
las andisse pethronsmo in that breach of mt.

Ti lye. AND Cut I. TRAUF.N.—The iron trades!
Ma diming et Routh Staftudabire and East Murcesseesidee
metiese It • very &premed coating!". The lerbeg Wesel
II de tends of E.M Wereatershire NOM the mei. et le
mime samsbers in nuu tom, en Wedneeday ism hale
Miterkei apse giving their workmen motion ell • releslice
ei ewe On Senttley the deteteleation Mum peeel„
and the wises Ism in both districts ce that eveahe simel-
treemay pee lisertee• day: mem as the kW work-
er Mr • Meeks :—Permeetem m pen mat ; maw
20 per amt.; titre enelement, IA per NM ;
W Mnmensad store, ed. per day • beetkedien
labenessa, i pen eat. Eames thirty ad Seta timeten
Mn, ben him.mt,sad Ws rossabar rends Is Merseed
Mdietalaths mak. The emeempisa efpds
im~ee al very meat end prices have
esMee en,day. Ws hem beerd of me mei-
mad fr yeas pp et U. par Ma,
Midi vim pest • hareim the pleb it M. The
eel teede is Mit, red the prise itally inelnidestvle„ Mot
sr lee. hew he awl See limit b. pm tee
en Ilweletib. It lee Urn &Mel est te Merit's .011 the
woe er Wet Gehl name et OM wen* er the
illueel Ste leg. The mine ds irlsYsa le the pin el
ad N. woes et eseihate Mn. eerferly toteert
aid et the IBM% imps. rod Amer Is Yee
itke ad Mn. hem Me emse leilefielog es wedge
if Ilk erg Elm% demytthee. soil dr& It is be*
Nu the mime treeloese we tee the seemeity et rd t• selleesiess that hoe ben Aral upon the oteiste
hy eitemeneet dish they Mpg* ash ever wbielli ear
hem esebeL bamene hes demmeid
it Is ease MIME beast eahr.—• Inhorhoigessi bmsdaNar=sl
Illb ar.

LAW INTRLLIGIINCL

THIS DAT.

PREROGATIVE COURT.
(Before Si, Joha Dodacc.)
FAREWELL OF THE JUDGE.

This being the last day of the last teem allowed to the
cost by the sent act of penises, there was an unsay
large attendants both at advocates sad preaten. As soon as
Sir John Dawn bad tar hie seat, the Queen's Advocate
wee sad meld, that as this was probably the last occurrence
seen winch the her se • body would be in attend-
ars before the Awned civilian as Judge of the Pre-
liesedin Coo" he begged leave on theW behalf, and
by their nseshnous desire, to apse the Sone regret they
hit at parting with lie (Sir J. Dodson), and the profound
admiration they had tong entertained for the excellence of
his decisions end the kindness of kis character. The bar
hid arm foiled to appreciate the learned judge's careen
dente that nothing which could be urged in behalf of •
witor should escape him attention ; but, above all, they bad
duly eggreeisted that high genUeinanlike ester, that
happy serenity of sopa and disposition which
had cemillated the private regard no lese then
ft bat ssettrad the public esteem of all. The
bar could net at that painful moment forget that, chore
from einuaget themselves, the learned judge had led them for
no Isis then eighteen eventful years ea Advocate of the
Crows, law be arrived, by legitimate and almost
unin-
terrupted 110008•11 den. at tie edictal office rendered vacant
by the death of Sir Herbert Jews Fun, which aloe he
had held for • period of mote than eve years, sad
which he had performed the duties in • meaner that had
secured the admired= of the whole profession. In parting
with him the her Alt nee consolation in reflecting that
that pa • was set attire ; and they looked forward
with great pMYnno to the bps of still practising before him
is the Court of Archie. They earnestly wished him health
sad rag life to enjoy the eomparatire repass of that high
dies; bet as judge of the Prerogative Court, it was with
deep regret, end with the set profound respect and regard,
that they new said to the learned jairo.—erreth
dr John Dodson (who Igor web great emotion) returned
his men eines and heartfelt thanks for the favourable
radon which the Queen's Advocate had upriser of hie
°oast. To him the esters of soh an opinion was •
warm of deep gratification, for neat to the awn-
lotion of one's own coneciesce he knew of nothing
so calculated to excite gratification as the eager
eles of such an opinion en the part of those, who,
having long witnessed oats conduce, were able to yam
• judgest upon it. The opinion which the Queen's Advo-
cate had versed of low radon., wee, he hued, too
favourable, but this he would any, he bad always
endeavoured, to the beet of his ability, Is disabuse the
dare watt which he had been ustrsed. Nor would he
erre hie remarks to the rattles of the bar, bat he
would third them to another such of the prairies. It
was about half a eassc sines he was admitted at Dunn'
(-smuts, and from that time to the pewat, with wereely •
solitary exception, he had heaved arras lent kindness
and respect from every grade of the preheeles. He thanked
the gentlemen at the bar, and way ether member of the
probers, for it; end thrash they were now newly
=i, trusted that they womb( notate their plows '
p he .
They wen now Is he disgust; sores of
thew were south from the old to the saw court ; some
.111111 d sire altogether. and some he great pert • but what-
ever might he their wane, he trusted that they would
always that maul aad respect fewr each ether which
hitherto mortared. He heartily bade them frar
they
end whatever might be their hie, be trusted they
all enjoy that happens and prosperity which they so
sell derrer. Again, ke siscrely thanked this foe their
Wars, sad bade them farewell.

DTNIZLZT a. lIITCNIS MID lIirCIIIINIIIO.
Is this man Mr. Dyneley, the make had
inweght mime charges against Mmes. end Intaimintreegionar, kes-
burg. tweed tb• clerks in the Prerogative-cam ; end be bad
hem sesignod to give them a oopy of kb ellsopikeet
limn Not having doss so,
Dr. !pleb now moved that the parties be dismlesed.
gar J. Dedham mid he had this difficulty --Ile had Nand
that them two gentlemen should be supplied with a copy of
Hs Amgen, in order that they might know what it wee of
wbkiii they were seamed. If that had not been done he
ehasY at tees have dismimed them ; hut it appeared that the
peter bad voluntarily taken a ropy for himself.
Ms. Gen, the proctor, mid be had only made an *etyma&
he We own private information ; and
Sir J. Dodson {edema the ow to be dientismid, unless Mr.
Dyneley supplied the copier within tee day*.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Beim ltr. Comaladassr Goulbgara.)

_
1q AND STILL
The benkrupt• Morrie, Rant 8010 James Walker, and
Daniel Beckham' Byers ba to led b tordersielp u mer -
earls LeMbeld-111711114. 111111 ear b. been
frossetly Woe ths wart, sad Jedgemeet _sew elms on
the awl ortioa of ib. beskrapte btb mitilostee.
Hie Homo gm judgment it sews length. Walker (he
end) would receive ma immediate cartileges of the mesa
eime ; the cartilage of the oth banknote, she of the
@geed dos, woad soh be respendol ler she swaths from the
day of begrime, with protection. The coot considered rhos
the Where wee la peat part attributable, es hod bees
mated, to the esesatioa of the wer with Rods, std on that
@scoot woad dime certificates would be wanted.
Mr LAIRIOIOO applied le the costs et the opposition,
which were ordered.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.