The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-26 00:00:00

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-APRIL 25.

Bitting. in Banco In Easter Term.—(Before the Lord
Chief Justice, and Tostion Crompton, Hill, and Black-
burn.)
- nr as HARE.

Mr. J. Browne moor fora rule calling upon John Smart
and John Edwer.l Boller, two solicitors of the court, to show
cans* why they should not pay over a sum of 2,0001. to Mr.
neat
Paul
of the , swipes of Lieutenant Hare, who bad taken the be:
Inudvent Aet.

The natter arose Out al the defakations of Buller, who
was it partesnlalp with Smart. The question was whether
Smart was liable to pay the 2.0001. Lieutenant flare had
been ea /Aker of the lions Guards from 1852 to 1818, sad
hs employed Mews. Smart and Buller to rain some
money upon mortgage, and the sum now claimed formed a
portion of the total sunount which Buller had received he
the transaction. The Master had taxed the bill of mats.
but had left the question as to the 2,0001. to be decided by
the court. _ _ _

The Lord Chief Justice—Take *ride.
MU. CODE!??.
Shortly before the rising of the court lira Cobbett again
applied for a habeas corpus, with the view of getting her
husband liberated from prison.
The Court riseiled, as they have repeatedly done before,
that there were no grounds for the application.

COURT OF EXOHEQIIKEL-APRIL 25.
The Court at in tenon and took cases in the special
paper. The ergaments were not of public interest.

LAST V. DOWLING.—INITIIPLEADZR.
This ease, which ha. occupied the court for the two but
days, and the facts of which have been reported in our
column, wan resumed to-day. At nearly Qht o'clock the
jury retired,
t p and 4 half-peat nine returned a verdict for
he laintiff.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Attu. 25.

(Before the Judge Ordieem Kr. Justice Wigbtmam aml
Mr. J Williams)
RYDER r. RYDEN. AID •TDQ Y. RYDER AND WATSON.

01P•cisi JJury.)•
Then were weer petitions.
Sir F. Slade, Q.C., Dr. Twies, Q. 0., and Dr. Slinks *p-
rialc, the Hon. Dudley Ryder ; Mr. lierjeant Pigott,
lqvaie, Q.C., and Mr. S. Hill for Mn. Ryder ; Mr.
fleriesat Mae and Dr. Tristram for the co•respondent.
This morning' , after about half an hour's negotiation, it
wee announced that though, under the painful cirt:urn-
steams of the ease, there was no possibility of • reconcilia-
tion between the parties, an arrangement bad been come to
which would renderit unnecessary to submit the questions at
isms to the court. _ _ _

The petition' were. therelore, by mutual consent dis-
mimed.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Animuurr, Aram 25.—Arroirninns.—Master
G. H. Doering, to be additional to the Indus.
Paynsader A. K L. P. Bailey, to be additional to the
Flaa;e• Amadora W. Courna, F. Hire, W. H. Fox,
W. J. Gorman, and W. J. Symons, to be additional to the
Marlborough.
Aristaut Paymaster W. K. Horne, to the Victory, as
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The next examination of candidates for direct
°Dominica before the vice-pretident and the members of
the Council of Military Education is appointed to take place
on Monday, the 20th proximo, at the Royal Hospital,
Chelsea. The examination will extend over six days.
The Adjutant-General, Sir Janice Yorke Scarlett,
issued a circular memorandum frau the Horse Guards
yesterday, dated the gird instant, of which the subjoined is
a copy :—" His Royal liiiihnew the General Commanding•in-
Chief, in concurrence with the Secretary of State of War,
has approved of a proposal from the Council of Military
Education, that io future the children of officers should,
when their parent. desire it, be permitted to attend the
resimentel and prrison schools on payment of ss. per
mouth for each child, on the understanding that no distinc-
tion than be made between their children and the others
attending the school."