The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-01 00:00:00

But the Frencii government is ss yet far from being
~,ntert to ties "spirit" of publicity, sod, RX
litme prosecutions show, clings to its power to
intenlict all hut official reports of proceedings in
the two houses.

Tao botte•rua .4 artillery and a company of
military workmen left St. Nizaire on the 26th, for
Toulon, to embark for Cochin China.

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T..• Rours• reniaina in the same dull state. The
Kett.• el.wed at ye,tert lay's price' 67.55. Mobi!ter
was without change. The only material variation
in railway shares is a fall of U. iu Lyons.
The latest letters from Rowe still say that the
row 14 In a dangerous state. Rumours .1 his
thnitlt cirrulate in Paris this evening. These reports
are the more readily believed by those who love co-
incidences because this is tit. Peter's day. A letter
iu tin. T. Mpg mentions as a curious feet, indicative
.4 a entitling change, that almust all the convents
and reliLious communities in Rome hare lately
mortgaged their property by the agency of Madrid,
Lisbon, and London bankers.

Made. Antonia Mary, an actress of the Palace
!Loyal, who would, 1 auppone, be called in London
"I.lVity horsebreaker, wee yarterday • defen-
dant to an action brought by an upholsterer for
papering • " amuking ruum " ill her apartments.
The charge made wag 400 f. ; the fair defendant
offered MIN ; the court awarded 300 f.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(11118 DAY.)

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COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Sittings at Nisi Prim at Otiklhall —(Bsforo Lord Chief
Justice Cockburn and a Spacial Jury.)
Low P. SWIM.- -usra..
Thai was as setae to rearm ootopeuesticin hs damages
for 0. bbel published en the 3rd of Octoter. HMO. it KtuMe
Trade froPertoon Cirrufer Gad -Hemmed( Gozette The
dstaideat pleaded sot guilty, and Nought to justify the
ideal by alleging that the plead& had bets Discerned in
cartais fraudnisat triages-Sots.
Mr. I '..ther. Mr. Haddlestrow, sad Mr..l. H. Turner were
costaal far the plaintiff ; and Mr. Hawkias, Mr. D. Keane,
sad Mr. C. Celan= for the defeadeat.
The " ameba, d whkb the defesdast is the proprietor,
is • fortaightly pablioatios. inteoded for the protein tins
of the trade and commerce of the °essay. It con-
tain • pose headed „Strictly priest. sad co... Me-
ntal ;" with • set, to the offset that the informatios gives
below " is sot Wended to convey any other mauling than
what the plats otalmasst of the fact implies." The plain-
tiff, who was as Hansparian, sod a subscriber to the journal,
towed that is the muleteer in questions hie name was
inserted this under the column of "Swisediers"—" Lowe
led cissepitr. ass No. 24," and on retreats to No. 24 there
ens Um following Per apis : •• &emu and Company,
Marii-Isas, and eelacetsd with De Neuman., V.. Burro,
sod others, tad also with Lew and Cowpony, Basiagliall.
alrost." The pliustiff datormiaal to ViSiiiol4ll ha c 4.
maw from that imputation, bat before taking any
basalt prsosedsap he offered to et the defend•at
say implanatios be might woman, but
the selstealsat refused lo 11111111iVe say explanation.
The plaintiff's oosiami intematied is hie open* statement
that the plaintiff usly sought to protect his character, ad
that he was willies loaves to • verdict with seminal da-
mages if the defendeat would withdraw the charge ; but if
hadid not meant this .for ha would press for substantiel

After the **if and his solicitor bad bees mooned.
The Lord Chief Janne said be coat net haler thinking
that the pisioliff wee very unfortuo it. be patina mimed up
with the other parties sectional in the libel, whn bid pee
away and., swine aeism discreditable eirennedamina The ill,-
ferdaat, • rain writer aad biennials*, image' publishes
with a view to eashia the integrity of hada and owsimersh
might fairly have sepposed that the plaintiff err mixed up
with them, and that therafaro the attention of his reader'
should be called to the circamstaaces ; bat he thought after
the evidence which bad been adduced, the defendant
err not juetified in peneveriog with the sheep
is the pleas. As the plaintiff's only abject was
to vindicate himself from • libel seriously eeAeatheg on
his hemmer and in 'ty, this certainly appeared to bpi to
be • case for a r arrangement between the whew.
Kr. Collier said the pliintiff did not want to pees mosey
pat in his pocket, and would be content with a verdict
which would carry meta
The Lord Chief Janice could sot ruppose that Yr. Stubbs
wee actuated by any vindictive motives, sad ppn him
full credit fur haviag written the matter esopiiinad of
with the 'stashes simply of discharging the Emir In had
landsman' towards the 001111101fftilli public. The *islet
ibDWITIT, had sustained a swims pecuniary Ism by his
trassactioas wi parties alluded to, sad woad be
very hard if it was aggranthed by wloss of hi eiseacter.
.Ifr Hawkins sad this was only sale at • how instanose in
whisk. during maga yaws, thy complaint lad he ode as
to the inaccuracy of the informative contained in the do-
fondant's pialicatien. Personally the defendant had no
knowledge of the plaintiff or the other parties, but frees in-
formation communicated to him he felt be was jastillad Is
inserting the plaiatifra name in his paper. Be sho
thought he ought not to make say frig, main
he received • couplets explanations of Ids sonassion
with those parties, bat having beard the expisnatirms to he waa ready to eonaent to nominal damages.
Mr. Collier raid he must ask whether the charges in the
plea were withdraws or not!
Kr. Hawkins admitted that he was not in • condition to
prove the charges.
The Lord Chief Justice mid he did not like half-with-
drawals and the defendeat should say whether he withdrew
the charge of the plush/ being • " 'winner" or not.
Mr. Hawkins them withdrew the charges and agreed to
a verdict being retuned for the plaintiff with 40a. which
would marry oasts.
Verdict for thoplainteif, damages 40s.

COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Beim the Judge Ordirey.)
SALM Ir. WARN AND PAUL.
petitioner. HearLimlisnris, was a tailor, of No.
5, Little t.areet, sad the co-res-
ctt sl7.lal=lreseir Peal, the keeper of the Scotch
in Oxford-area.
Mr. Clarke and Yr. Littler were counsel for the petitioner,
and Dr. tipiaks for the 014romposdest. The respoodent did
sot appear. The detaches. had put every description of
reclomme plea upon the mead.
The partise ware asenied on the 2.lrd of April, 184 A, and
they had lusi two Andrea. The petitioner complamd
Mat his wife, who led bees • widow mined Rachel Orme.
beds, treated his with exesenve violin. He laird that
gm bad actual,' Riven han in charge for felos=l=
Mat he was a Weer sad that he had
was hie own property. the had aao set the bonne ea Ink
awl had put en azeratiaa Wu it. Cho led more them NM
easealted her beamed. He had had heehaw! ever fobsse
the peace to him. In the but ineftree he had fled • polGtioo fora judicial separation asaVamd of add= bat
having discovered kis wife's mbeenbed the
to reepoodent, he had eiteaded eaten of Ow remedy
which he sought. Paul was feninedy butler at Belford
Howie, sod the petteirmee ►eviea hese la the habit of work.
her for the
re
establishment, had Eed istilmile with him. The eery of the 'giftless? as the adultery
was as follows :-0. the 21st of ?Joyous lBlss,Hhertotte
Ow, a e Wei .1 Mrs. Harris, came ■p heft the sourdry to see
M net is W 4room-street, wises the psibilkom had left
her as amount of her rioleses. A wanted deter of Co.,
named Clarkma, was alio preen& fa the rooms of the
LegbPall raise la sad ordered urges drink far the lefty.
•per 10 they all four went in • cab to we Clarksos
here. Oa tit way the rrepoedrata were very familiar with
ere ether. Tibileo-respoomket tned silo to tam liberties with
Oen. but shoo would set allow him. The respondents aid
Ova afters, Is °Awned to Warmers-etre* where Paul
doped all n,...it. The pas belal turned stews he .anneal
Illuelt awl ,4 ire bed. Ifni Hanle aided her hair, sad
maid that she should be as hie bed °utile the clothes., awl
imbed le lie at the foot of the bed. but ire
deshaed. 441311 was vary drowsy, sad soon fell Weep
IN • chair, het la the eight, awl altermaith le the mom,
oho found that the of wee is the hid. At $ tidos&
Mr. Hen% reale rid to "Which at tree have
pa hew therm with ?" lire. Harris replied, " With we,
et erre r hot Barrie said ark' .
There wee sore riders et on th:=l4l
the nnriesiest, and Charbsoa wee ealled ea Iner
hat dm Ent
Oa the other .'eels Mr. isendeo, a
law awe, pror.d that la July, MO, rursizree.h.
ardease, awl rat she had thee gives him ea merely at-
hoer awer.t of the to
. At thell VIM she *het
thei Peal or Son &yak to go home ; sad Itre. Hanks
;r-st perplexity r to what she shish! de
tireeeer. she rid lb. Jamie. that whew
tee awoke she famed her anal kriag—aat in tied, hen es the
hearth-nig. realer at wttatseer were called to ertaldiult
1:12=p1 of realty spina himself. aed • wenn
Dim Wrliek wan Mahe had had a abild by him.
Me gag. was •got esegiaded whoa we west be teem]

THE POLICE COURTS.
(MB DAT.)

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"IMMO • WWII OCT OW WINDOW.
leen% Skate ems, with a mike, was
cliarrst 6. f e Mr. Carrie with a woman who
did Dot .pp r, by throwing her out of window, sod sic
with assallto g the
_ladle,.
l'ohce.cm. NO eai,l—l 1114 on duty CO 8•16a1
night in sad saw a woman
oat ” we
the ,-t•tbaw window of one of the hoallatthens.
The isi.oner was in the mom la hind her, and win trying to
puat her on. There was another constable with me.
Mr. I *ono. Who Was she!
The witness -A woman that liDl• with him.
The prisoner- Sr, she es my lawful wedded wife. She
wanted to g• out at the window, and I WY keeping her
hack.