The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1868.

A,. LAW INTELLIGENCE.--(THIS DAY.) LA.TEST SPORTING INIIILLIGENCE '
THIRD EDITION., ___-
COURT OF PROBATE AND*4I494I.CR. IT 11116.211.6111.)
easmwiN=IIIIIIINNIMEMMEMEI Oki
-- —____ (Before the Jodie OrdialWlV- I s lilH
111.9rPfliiirr.re
4: i
Ft lAN TlilOt PO.R MURDER ATTU v,wesip.a...,,,,,Anai;____
ingtha ieire:=AttnilaWnisrta::e 3, • r..Witi 111111r14111---1 I . '
_ .._
____..—._ •
(sie vsmarluarrh) • damages sad 7001. reldiesilk r_ Preepondeat had
(FlOll oci OWN 001111.101PONDINIT.) ' aimed thif aggilineMen 'SIN
was not a sealikee the oat= Alatabelliadantagen 31.1ffiATPdif - .-.P.'2.4lieiji utrai• - a '
OORK, TUMIDLY MOWING. court; arednet to Ha. STRONEEOW EMIR. .
At the county wines, 'this day, the Fenian pri- i Sir J. Wad* via. hewer. a Waal the 4 41- ' ' 1
... ... ...
loner Mackay was put on-his trial for the murder Bnulimplthimile sogwee Loa
.arediangeeethalidno thessouggafteedltghe
inumerogus
3
.of Police-constable Casey. to issue as attachment against the eo-respeln-
ton.
.t. It was said that a. ere
triage:Anna
themight Mal 6 ran.
The Attorney General, in opening the case, con- dent.
as a mesas et SHROPSHIRE CUP.
tended that the shooting of Casey was either acci- of his misdeeds; and that was7,rabs tras,tegtarteE
dental, or it was wilful 'Pude:. I tarehad visited adultery with no penalty—sot Pen • Onss
permaiary one. The damages were sammed as compels- Nods; .... 3
Witnesses deposed that Casey was shot by mum to the bonbon& though by a singular anowd the
SEVERN HANDICAP STEEPLECHABL Two mile
Mackay in the tatter's struggle with Constable spurt had power to divert them from him rf it and a quarter.
°Oak. saw It. So far as the corespondent was able to pay Be.wd, fdadamith mammy Nom Holm, Liu.,
be ought to de so ; bat the moment his means became in- wintdbmg Bin. and /ma wnidsgrnso mho*.
suffielent It would be contrary to the spirit both of our
SPRING HUEDLENiAci. Two nulls ands piano?.
THE RECENT FIFNIAN OUTRAGES. baakraploy law and of the divorce act to subject him to
. —..— insprimasmat. More, Sweet Willis. Weed-
haraifl,l= lased haoaldegrave, sad Little Ellen
PRESENTATION OF THE ADHERES OP THE COR-
PORATION OF LONDON TO HER MAJESTY THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. sea
QUEEN AT WINDSOR.—(THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Commhaiener Winslow.) Anarvan.—Parma, One, Mrs. Allen, and Mane&
Her Majesty the Queen having graciously inti- in ill IlsaalltoN.
• mated her readiness to receive the loyal address of The bankrupt in this case waslateerge Henry de !Inaba- CHELMSFORD MELTING.—(THIS DAY.)
the Corporation of Lemma ea the subjs., of the pone.
urrieaNcievi. 'Beale Plantagenet
d.row
aadHarriBs,so...n
_who described
~.hireseit
asyFoar-street, r.ustow TELL WAILES.
outrages. the members of the civic body assembled . quote, genealogist an
herald, carrying on badness in the
... ... ... ... I
Lupus
... ... ... ... 2
at half-pest eleven o'clock this morning at the name of James Philippe. This was • third baukrupecy, Cater
GoiLlball, wearing their municipal robes, and they and the debts in this an sated at 2651. • the m Aquamarine ~.... 3
-
ime there met by the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Under. ° let!, consisting of eininte upon two PFKIII for 'aessabfad 6 ran.
Sheriffs, and City °dice'', in their official etas their pedigrees, being
A creditor for 2/. I returned at 315 h
ts. opposed the bankrupt oa his STAND PLATE.
Petal:se. The airtime preceded by Mr. N. Browne, the lag for on order of discharge.ente
He n r
d mt..
Vllamas of Wormier ... ... ... 1
• City Marshal, left the Guildhall at balf-past 12 o'clock, I statement, la which he charged the bankrupt with fraud
3
.. for tbe Waterloo terminus of the South Western In answer to the court, the bankrupt stated that his Cornet
7 tan.
' Railway, whence the civic body proceeded by special train i °minis av_usged 2". sr 3001. • year. His Mat basf"P4o7
was about eve years ago.
'" to Windsor, the hoar her Mejesty had appointed for the His Honour said that be .sold not hold that the bankrupt TWO-YEAR-0 PLATE Self a odic
oale of Warwick, Topsy, Little Tommy, Cleans di
reception being 3 o'clock this afternoon. had incurred the debt of 21. 10e. with the opposing meditor
The address of the corporate authorities to the Queen is without having a reasonable expectation of being able to Veep f, Lelia, Lampoon, Perfume, Amadeu, Let-nie-Aloae,
Little Doody, Cyclamen, Cicada e, sad Chamepot are
merely a formal expression of the loyal attaehment pay the same, and the order of discharge would therefore hum
of the citizens to her Majesty's person, family, and berths
angpnhostiog for lease from
custody
made by a
CHI:LEER HANDICAP. One mile.
throne, as couched in the terms of Mr. Reid's motion. bankrupt, Wappeared thatr the notice had been given to Aetna, Artesian, Porter's Kara, Malcolm f, Sweat
Immediately after the reception of her biejenty's gracious the detaining creditor by • person styling himself " agent" Willis, Theradyke, Dr. Wilma, Nines o, Enrich. Condit-
reply, the civic body will relent to the Guildhall, probably for the bankrupt, and his Honour declined to hear the leen, and Melhearse are bare.
by about 5 p.m. application, observing that the notices must be given
either by a solicitor, • solicitor's clerk, or by the bankrupt BETTING IN LONDON. —(THIS DAY.)
himself, but not by agent.
THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE BRITISH —..--.
MISSIOIf FROM MEXICO. 2.3 e .N.
--..--- POLICE COURTS.—(THIS DAY.) Considering two race meetings were on to-day
This morning was issued a return to parliament the umber WON a very pad 0.• and a fair amount of
of papers relating to the withdrawal of the British mission BOW-STREET. badmen was granaaceed. On the Spring Handicaps
from Mexico. In October last Lord Stanley wrote to Mr. ruts PrzzLe OF Fel MS. comparatively little was done and there was
Thonaa Whitby was brought up on remand on • charge
Middleton at Mexico to state that the decision of the of burglary. It appeared that about the middle of Feb. as Pirtiollee change. For the Two Thousand
Mexican government not to hold official communication some person got into the beam eller. Harlington, of No. Roderaciaa looked healthier ; and for the same race Vale
with the agents of powers who recognised the late imperial 5, Vernon-pipe, Bloomsbury, beetamluir, sad stole • Royal was spirt in request. For the Darby, 600 to 100
government rendered it no longer oompatible with the quantity of clothing from • room on the mooed floor. Is was awed igidms Lady Elizabeth without a response
dignity of her Majesty's government to keep up in
was SIT at the time that the entry had bees effected
at the
while 900 to 100 was booked in fafavourof liceicrucian:
VrPori door by somas of • false key but amongst
Mexico even the semblance of a diplomatic mission. the smacks stoles was a pair dtrousersirolongh.g to a Qmoineems an wk..:
Her Majesty's government, wrote his lordship, pntleman residing in the boom, In the pocket of which CITY AND SUBURBAN.
earnestly hoped that • better state of things was • latch key to epee that door. Mr. Burlingtoo, on 100 to 9 apt Bliakboolie (off)
might not long be delayed. " They have no discovery of the robbery, bad the lock removed and 12 to 1 Nesse& (off)
wish to be on any other terms than those of friend. Lar.elleae fixed in its plans. Os Saturday night,. Feb. 29, 100 to 6 Meower (off, t2O to 1)
Burlington having been out for • short time mum 100 to 3 Lady Romani (t)
ship with Mexico, under whatever form government may home sheet &quarter to 11 o'clock, and found that his kg
be administered ; both countries have many valuable in- would not open the leek of the street door. He tanked NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.
taut. in common, and it is with no small concern that and was let in by the servant. It was then found that 100 to 7 eget Mandrake (off, t 1,000 to 60).
100 to 6 Leap Year leff)
her Majesty's government find themselves compelled by there was a_trf.(,• fillet "oil in the lock upon the insides
use was searched •nd the prisoner wa• 100 to 6 Ashworth (off, 20 to 1 tf)
the act of the government of Mexico to withdraw even found remesaled in • cupboard under the stairs. At his feet CHESTER CUP.
for a time the British mission from that country." In • lay •• bundle of linen, 11 silver spoons, four silver forks, 14 to 1 apt Viridis (t)
letter addressed by Mr. Middleton to her Majesty's consul and the miming key (of the old lock) which had been 40 to 1 Caithness (off, 150 to 1)
at Mexico, dated Dec. 10, tha consul was informed that doles in the pocket a the lodne's trousers. The forks 50 to 1 Bracken (t)
his withdrawal (rem the country simultaneously with her hosnaad moons weni the property of Mr. Burlington, and had 1000 to 15 Planet (off)
from the plate basket. They were worth 54
Majesty's mission appeared to be nialesell, and th• house The lines was the property of Mr. Burlington's eminent, ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS.
of Darrow. Forbes and Co., were appointed to act tern- and had been sent nut to go to the wash, 3 to 1 apt Lady Elisabeth (off)
porarily as agents ' for the British Connation The prisoner, who reserved his defence, was contained TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
Fund. Lord Stanley approved of the withdrawal of the to take hie trial et the Oki Bahl. sto 1 apt Rawierulan (t A off)
Consul and of the appointment referred to. The last CLERKENWELL. 11 to 2 Pam (off)
despatch in the return is from Mr. Middleton, being EXTEIVI 6to 1 Formosa (off)VE ROBBERY BY A BARMAN. •
8 to 1 Green Sleeve (off)
George More Genus aged 21, a barman, waseaarged
written at Vera UM, January 3, at the point of his beton, mr. Cooks with stealing from the White Hem 10 to 1 Typhoeus (t)
departure. publiehouse, Liquorponditreet, St. Andrew's, throe ex. 18 to 1 lea* Royal (off, t2oto 1)
pesos ,one quartern of brandy, and other article, the • 26 to I See Saw (off, t3oto I)
SHOCKING DESTITUTION OF A FAMILY IN Property of Mrs. Kai'. heth Marline. lieeneed viet'"di"--i• DERBY.
ST. LUXE'S. r. Ricketts, Wiener, appeared for the prosecution, and 6to 1 eget Indy Elizabeth (off)
said that as limped victual were very much unposed Bto 1 Rationician (off, 900 to 100 t)
--o--
INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) to robbery, he had to ask that the prisoner might be made 11 to 1 Green Sleeve (t)
This morning Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, held an eathiPle of. The prisoner had been in the employ of 12 to 1 Pace (off)
the trix for about 12 months past, and wee sus- 18 to 1 Typhoeus (t)
an inquest at the Fountain Tavern, Baldwin-street, St nortsgP of I:aving been robbing the proeecut:ix for some 40 to Saw (t)
Luke's. touching the death of • child named John Con- ;inroths nom. 66 to 1 Betrayal ((off, t 1000 to 10.)
way. aged two drys. Mrs. Elizabeth Martins said—l keep the White Hart
John Conway, ;t, Tinley-court, St. Luke's, maid that he public-house Liquorpond-street. The prisoner entered
was a discharged soldier. He bed been in the 33rd, or as service in January 1867, as barman and potman. For WEATHER REPORT.—THIS DAY.)
was
it w called the Duke of Wellington's Own Regi- my
the first 12 months he 'had Be. per week, and since Christ- —.---
meet. He was in it ten years and • half, and he had „„.. last go.
ser• ed in the Crimea, and be was in India during the —"" per week. In consequence of suspicion TUESDAY. MAIM ME LEA
and short takings for the oast few months, I spoke
reruiial% ille hall been discharged two lean the ma' to a Mead, who co unicatea with Potter, and N. 'T. W. liol x
0. W. ft als:to
and ss
raili'alf in.( withTila.-4a.day. Heawaa thenaa
married,ary opera haarral thus I marked live sixpences and p them in the
-past o'clock. I left ny house about 3 o'clock,
children. He was in ill-health when he left the army, but liiii:ldat 1
the prisoner being behind the bar alone. I returned at a gaga . .29e LW. 1 W •be 1
was now suffering Imp' extreme weakness._ (-The few minutes to 4 o'clock, and sent the prisoner into the abad.W.. a3O 8.6. W. 1 aim em o. 1
who 'NI a thin, Pale-Inking man wretchedly -", wee oelLa. Inspector Potter came into the bar parlour, and I Lela Men &IL I
W.N.W. Lre 0.. -1
stated to be in the last stage of consumption.) He taught called the prisoner and saw him empty hy, pockets and isdusewin 10.211
ylflitli I
si.w or tor e
biruevlf shoemaking, but he was not able to do much pet the eeeeitil;reheet ee the tam. Amongst the resecast nut is. • • ID • -
at it. He sometimes made 7s. • week. He money he so took out from his pockets was one of the i gsps ,me. W. II N.W. me 0. 11
had to support his wife sad three children. marked aixpences I had placed in the till before leaving paitarsrt Ades W. 6 LW. re 0 I
out of that. lie paid 3a. • week rent for his room. One home. .Oll Li. 3 ILL co 1
week he earned 10s., but that was the moat he ever made.
I iii Friday his wile gave birth to the deceased. They gave changesat.
infratrea.phrieenearasdboplax place
minyhpiros Parpertyka!a. The
been"... ffree
mmeeKrialams_
.. :: :asrgif liffici7.• ;It La.a.W. orri lto. le
milk, because she had lost it from want of food.. They Inspector T. A. Potter, G division, mid—l ~shoo Asomoss , tel N.W. 1 g W. en 0. 5
wrre all 1)4'117 off,. tad suffered great privation. Oa dun- the prisoner's bedroom, and found in the drawers a Plywioath .43r W. 111 &W. ea 0.01 6
day morning Pis wife d, " The baby is stiff sad dead." lot of new clothes, • bottle pertaining brandy, efsesteet Pat W. 4 Li. a s
4e
A doctor was then sea r. in a stockin4j_e new gold witch, • gold pia, two rtarriL2,l:ll
alt.
wW.. :
W.
.thoc
_I
Dr. Robert Bruce that when he went to see the sold mug three gold shirt studs, fate-four est LL 6 W.LW. o— 4
deceased child be feu the family living in a miserable inning, sininpnr ses. in Aim and s handkerchief, 710.08ii:-.
Alf 61. W. it W.S.W. boo 2
room, and evidently suffering from want. The cause of containing 18.1. 10e. in gold and As. in silver. On the
the child'., death was jaundice. wismer I found • silver watch, gold locket and key, one [eyes - - -
The Coroner said that the ease was • very painful one, half spade guinea, two gold rap, and 15a. 9d. in dine. acme n 4B LL S - e— -
and he bail gone into it fully for fear there was any blame Paris - o The prisoner was committed foe trial.
-
attached to the parents. The jury would see that there Sersabourg - NW. 21 - o
was none. The family were in want, and the child died. ___ ... ___ . ___ - r— -
A verdict of " Death from jaundice" was then recorded. BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGN.-13,000 h"aluits'aeak'Sabla 24•N•l• 1 1 31'5.11 b— 1
rt • sO•d1/0 ...............a. ...........6...• A.mai uressall ••• In ••••• ••• ma.alm••• •••m

FATAL FALL FROM A HOUSE IN COVZIIT-
GARDIIIL-(TIM DAY.)

At live minutes past 11 this morning an accident
occurred in York-street, Covent-garden, by which ayouth,
named James George Francis, aged 17, lost his life in
falling from the top of the premises ocanspied by Messrs.
bell and I)aldy, publishers. The deceased wee engaged ea
porter to that firm, and, with another employe,
had been shaking carpets this morning on the
house top—in leaving which it was customary
to slide down en incline. Instead of so doing, however? it
appears that the unfortunate youth ran, sad then bei
nothing to stay his progress on reaching the gutter he fell
head foremost into the bask yard. On the arrival of Mr.
Brooks, the parochial surgeon, be pronounced life quite
extitiet. The building was very lofty,being four stories
high. The body wen removed to the deed-house of St.
Paul's, Covent-garden. The parasite of the poor fellow
reside in Drury-lane, and the father, who is employed in
the neighbourhood, only arrived in time to see the lifeless
Lady of his sou. The deceased is said to have been a young
man of industrious and steady habits.

Justice O'Hagan, in charging the grand jury at
Cork yesterday, expressed his pleasure at the fall attend.
ance of jurors as a proof that they ware prepared to dis-
charge their social duties. He regretted the exceptional
state of the calendar in Cork as compared with other
counties in Ireland, presenting as it did a long array of
most aggravated crimes, seven homicides, attacks on
police, robberies of arms, treason-felony, and murder, ex-
hibiting a most deplorable spirit of lawless insubordina-
tion and social disorder, which all should combine to
subdue.

G BEEN W ICH 1108PITAL AND SCHOOL. This
morning was published the estimate of the oast of Green-
wich Hospital and School for the ensuing year. The total
sum MIES 491. is 127,8084, which is 1,0271. lens than the
amount weed last year. There is an Memos of 6,6201.
in the psalm to semen. The chief items of decrease
are under the heads of repairs, provisions. clothing, and
stores. It is to be observed, however, that all this ex-
penditure will be repaid to the Exchequer from the Green-
wich Hospital funds.

THE REVENUE DEPARTMENTS.—Thia morning
amounts were published showing the appropriation of
the ‘ums granted by parliament for the salaries and other
affective services, and for the superannuation@ and other
noneffective services of the several revenue depart-
ments, for the year ended on the 31st March last.
From this return it appears that there are wings to be
surrendered, in the custom's department, emeantiss to
14,0431. 16s. Ild ; in the Peetoffiee, 85,4971. ls. ;
and from the superannuation lists of 10,1241. 15e. sd. On
the other hand, there are deficiencies to be voted for the
inland revenue department amounting to 8,3811. Is. ld. ;
and for the paokst service, 1,0891. 13s. Bd. It is,
satisfactory to And that whines the total deflolemoy to be
voted is only 9,4701. 14a. 9d., the gross amount el ravings
to be surrendered is no less than 109,6651. 13s. 70.
REFREDINTATION OF lIIIRTFOItD.—In all proba-
ty Lard Mahon, eldest sea of the Earl Stanhope, will
become a candidate for the beim& of Hertford at the
next general eleetke.—Dmiferel how

IrrraLza

MS AND PANS
ASSOCIATION.

SHARE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)