The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-25 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY AND MIDI
MAILS.

9017TRAMPTON, Fn. 24.
The Peninmilar and Oriental Company's steam •
ship lbehn, Cliptain Fish', with the heavy ponies of the
o,,se mails, ham arrived. She briny 11 6k.
14;es of specie, value 2,,151.: 1 package of go 100 f. ;pac 11
I,,,kagee of Indian shawls, 11.1 boats of oranges, 100 boxes
,lea,6ot packages of sundries, and 1,440 balms( raw milk,
value 110,060 f. sterling.
She sailed from .tlesandria on the 12th, Malta 15th, and
tOhnalter the 10th lust. At the former port the Frefseh
sto,uter Msyento., l'oited States ship Sesquehannai, and the
1.;:y ptian fleet. At Malta, her Majesty's ships Renown,
4',or. Exmouth, sal Firefly. At Gibraltar, her Majesty s
ships .tries cud Itedpole.
Ilex Majesty's puddle steam sloop Spiteful, which left
11.1nouth oh the Stb for North America and West Indies,
put into Vigo on the 12th, to repair damages to her
whilwry,
. _ .

Tnkk• we.. very dull at Tangier, and a great scarcity of all
rho 1/CC,...irte. of life wail experienced in the markets.
Poultry waive and dear. Oil could not be had at any price
In any of the shop; in the town ; a small quantity just ar.
rived all for 3 reds and 12 quarts Per pound. A great
pets-in of the population were in cousequeuce obliged to
paw the night. in darkneta.
The Greek barque Israeli , front England, with a cargo of
coal• for Myra, in trying to make the Straits, on the morning
.4 the 9th. struck .41 a rock and immediately went to pierce.
The uwk•r and mate were drowned the remsieder of the
crew, seven is number, were aired.
The olive crop has been so abundant in many premiums
of Mpain that holden of oil were unable to instate their
prier, which are rather on the decline.

Gil:Welter exchanges on the 19th were quoted —On London,
91) Jaye' date, 7.14 ; Paris, sf. :12e. ; Manwilles, 32c. ;
1. ; Msdrwl, S glare' sight, par ; Par ;
Malaga and Seville, par ; Alicante, t du. ; Valencia, par ;
Ilareelowa, prem. ; Spanish pillared dollars, Ferdinand,
3 per cent. prem., Do .:•ffirtind ; Spanish pillared l'arolus,
22 per rent. prkm., in demand. Freighta to Loudon and
outports In the Fnited K implont, Beard, River Plate, Gulf
of iI..AICO, and HAvannah, 12 dollars per too and 10 per
cent.

7116 EMPEROR 01P AUSTRIA AND THE HUN-

04R1.41,1 LEGIONISTS OP 1859.

It it well known that during the war of last year
in Italy an Iliinprotn legion was in progress of formation
is hedniout, %V hen the peace of Vitt/drama put an end
the 113 f there were already nearly 5,010 Inionists divided
into two bri,:ade., commanded respectively by Colonels
Ntrhol.t. Kim and Daniel Mars The Emperor of the
Fr.wrh, taking a lively interest in the fate of these brave
no., del am forget to exert a promise, in the very pretend-
irtev, of a full amnesty for those lei/moist. who wished to
return to their country, and an exemption from military
sermee. Each member of the legion returning to his
b••me Wan provided with a certificate of his amnesty and
eiemption from Austrian military eerrice. Thus provided,
th•v prormalod in detachmenta towards the lliocid., and it
sow appears that they have been treated with the greatest
brut...lite. Several of them have escaped from prince and
►ave arrived in hay, whereby the details of their treat.
meet have become Mews.

"Tat totrartins of treaties, throe sets of reveege, the
wilful omt trensobtoted mutation of the roost solemn
en„mremeate, writes a oorreepoodent of um riwa, "bays
ben bras ht to the Solid of the Empalme liopolwaa, who
mo h moved by the afflicting details. I ins mum
t lel wee that the Emperor has ordered reprooselstione to
to made at Vienna to maim! Austria of her sessionsatit."

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

The sittings of the sheew seen far the February session
were resumed this mesuing before the night Hoe. the Lord
3111m.e, th• flamerier, Aldermen Sir F. G. Moos, Flush,
awl Chain, the liteellfs, Under-Sheriff', and the usual
iifiVers of the city of Leaioa.
There are 73 primmer, fee trial at this session.
The Recorder, is his charge to the grand jury, odd thee
=the somaisse of proosen for trial was very cue-
It wee met burr than would be expected
ham the Mend that had elapsed sines the last 11018i0a.
Them was madam of wilful murder, in which a woman
was accrued of Ganda' the death of her child by runt giving
it auffleieut feed, and the only question they would
Lave to °smolder in this ems was whether the
prisoner had wilfully withheld nourishment from the child,
and that it died in consequence, in which case the °fresco
would he minder ; but if aay doubt existed upon this purist
she would still be aineeable to the thazto of loos-
slaughter. There were other eases of manslaughter, ose
arising out of a prise fight, and in the other • brother
wall charged with canning the death of an imbecile sister
by neglecting to provide her with sufficient sustenance.
The law did not cast upon • brother the duty of supporting
his enter, but in this one it appeared that the prisoner was
paid • ordain sum for that purpose ; and if this should be
made out, and also that the death arose from his St%
of the duty be had undertaken, it would be
duty to find • true bill. Hu lordship then called the
attentine of the grand Jury to the cam of Robert North,
who was charged with stealing • large quantity of tallow,
and the mode in which the offence was alleged to have
here committed was by giving • cheque in payment of the
etat • time when there were no moos at the
er's to meet that cheque. The case wee some.
what peculiar, and although so doubt the law wee, that if
a person obtained the goods of another under • false pretence
or by • trick, without that caber getting what he expected
in ream for them, such an ad amounted to larceny—still
la this owe it appeared that thepressemter did in point of
fact receive a/ I that he expected at the time—namely, acheque,
and it aught he • question is this particular cam whether the
re fact of the being no mosey at the banker s to meet it
would bring the rase within the law relating to the offence
of larceny. The learned Recorder then referred to some of
the other cases ill the calendar, and eoncluded by diamimiog
the grand jury to the performaoce of their duties.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
HOVAZIOULA ILIA AT LOAD ELMO'S.
JOAA Pumas and John Roberts, two rough, powerful-
leans( fencing, who refused their addresses, were charged
Wage 4r. Beaton with being found on the balcony of the
house of Lord Ekho, I[. P., rd, St. James's-plaos, for the
wpme of committing s felony.
Lord Etcho said—ln consequence of something that
bappenel oo the night of Thursday last, on Satinr
day night instead of going home by St. James's.
street I went lky St. Jamee's-park. Nothing attracted my
&timeline, bat I saw a woman standing near my house, as if
watching. This was about $ o'clock. Having been
let in, I walked up to the drawing-room, where I
remained about five minutes, and thee. Lady Etcho
having gone to her bedroom, I went up to the
nursery to speak to the nurserymaid, respecting as attempt
to enter the premises on the Thursday, and while doing eo
Lady Etcho called me down, and having listened at the bed-
room window I distinctly beard some persona attempting to
enter the premises by the window. Lady Elcho went down
and alarmed the servants, and one went into the garden to
prevent any escape from below. I remained at the window.
Great force appeared to be used at the window in the attempt
to open it. Twomen servants intim neighbourhood then came
Into the room, and I gave charge of the window to them, and
went down into the garden. I called out to the men, and told
them that it was so use attempting to emend, as the place
wee surrounded. I neat raw the window open, and
the des es the balcony. The police then came, anal they
were takes into custody. I have since seen marks on the
window, which corm...prod with so implement, I believe,
dard • " jemmy," One of the Niemen, asked to be for-
gives. The window is a verandah window.
James Newnham, :hi C, said—l was called to the house
of Lord Etcho, being told there were burglars there. I went
into the pr en, and saw two men in the balcny. On going
upstairs the servants told me the prisoners were the two
men. I eserched the prisoners, bat totted nothing on them.
cam,' (Amon', fit) A, said—l was called on Saturday
night to Lord Eklu'e, and found the twopriaooeirs there.
The lad witness took Roberts, and I took Thomas int. MI-
104'. O searching Thomas I found on him a piece of
Ides chain and • knife. Yesterday (Monday) morniag I
found is the nest ganlen two " jemmies," sad on romper-
itig the marlin es the windows, kc., I and they cones
e 4 Om balcony some loafers and • piece of taper
wem also fitemid.

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possums, who blur very bad char•rten, Thomas
'mat rally Witly released from four yam' penal servitude.
'OM this resseaded ler • week.

Ma. LAING AND TIM GRZAT WIRTZRN nee
esvi OA RAILWAT. --Mr. Vawitiart has tea notice that
I. will. that 'veiling. irk the Ssestrroary fedi+ whether
hu attention has twee &ewe to the report of the (konnettee
Itivaatioatioe appointed by the Greet Western of Our&
kailway l'ocripsey, is which chirps hose been made
11,-tin the rhanteter of Yr. Wag, the ihteacial levretery
tf tits i.egwative coatvil at Calcutta ; sod. if to, whether
the istestioe of the (overawes% to MUM inquiry
to Le made es to the truth or others/We of the eharpe
UN ITOCTID LIDIACIDA —When the late Mr. T.
W. J..lnnea. of the Cyclops Wiwks, ftheSebil. died some
too, he expressed • wish that • sum of massy should
datrihoted among his woripeople, hut ittil not add say
P.M.*. to his will, which had hese male some yews. The
esewhers, erne of when was hie Iwothrr. were set lawny
"
.10911 red too thie , bet ietennined tbat shoukl
Pahl hem wrMrne eireetwebteces Lbey could cwt
,_ wit falsettos for • owridershie Mew At Ingtai
r7voor. %bey .Maisel fres the Court of Chearrary the
s'rf af aellwtrtiern ; sad In 'Thu eday last the week.
Zewelwriwi lap, wen eseverd, sad to their great
nlnnirvi was varying treat Y. to lOW., weerdiag to
""mil
terstee—Lers . ite., the Istal sonuat distributed Wag
1.0113t.te Merew7.