The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-22 00:00:00

DISEASED MEAT.

The following letter has been addressed to Mr.
Clarke Fisher, one of the inspectors of the City market.:
0 18, tipper Woburn-plus, Itnasellitquare,
April 21, 1857.
"Sir,—Your. of the Bth instant remelted me on the Conti.
nent while prosecuting scientific investigations.
" I veins your admission—'that defects exist in the in-
spection of metropolitan slaughter-houses and other place*
for the sale of Ines/ not in the city.' By facts am I prepared
to prose that the defects within the City am
In kind as groat, and in degree very much
glister, than those which exist beyond the City .
All m statements will as heretofore, be made idy mnd
I. s . It will be competent for the City an-
tharlthe to defend their system of administration • zoom-
while, am the public in very greatly suffering trom the
evils of that, system, it but remains for ma to con-
tinue to expose them, with such accuracy in all
particulars as to challenge disproof. I have assumed a respon-
sibility, from no part of which shall 1 shrink.—l am, Ac.
JOSEPH SAMPSON OAMOEE,
Staff Surgeon of the lost class, tee.
Inspector Fisher, Newpte Market."

A grand bat costume given on Monday evening
by the Duke and Duchess do Brahmin, is maid by the Bruenla
papers to have been one of the meat princely fetes ever
held In that city. The guns numbered about 700.

It is now sided that the meeting of /tee London
and Eamon Bank on Tuesday sett, is open to the
repreanatattves of the Feu.

The screw steamer Union arrived at Southampton
Zegearro ffr7,,thZ.87411, 1-16 n
et .V.thbri. Li"' it'''.
liripated by the royal mail steamer Medway. Two more
saguaros= ars Lady expected at Southampton ktat tin

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURT.
(Beton Vice-Chancellor K indtraley.)
RE TZE 3101 AL EICITV•I4 EANE.—EX RRRRR RAETO:(

AND HtP.
This matter, which involves the question whether ee.e.,
tbo parties mentioned above are contributories, tjeedi;
judgment this morning, but
The Vice-Chancellor said it lad been intimated to
that there was this day to behead at Westminster •ett "'"'"
involving the very point which he wee prepared to
An that point was purely a legel one, the=t
would b
oo for the benefit of all parties to defer the deher4
tille.ft2.rtri said that the action to which his B
referred stood tifl h on the list of canoe's at Wsstteutet,
Mr. Glasse pressed for immediate judgremg, He 474
see that the moult of the action would &Cid the conchae
to which his Honour might come.
The Vice-Chancellor said that it rob AM have a Laumgeg
the cam, and he thought it better thijefore to delay the fv&
very of the judgreidit. The putts, would inform bite of the
result of the action.

COURT OF O:IJEEN'S BENCH.
(Before Lord Campbell sr .d Jmrticw Erle, Wightmut, 144
r.:romplon.)
THE CAKE OP Till /41:klIEMER MANSELL-HA IItAS

LIMPVS.
Mr. F. Runcll r loud for a writ of habeas corpus to
bring up the beef/ 'of Thomas Memel, a prisoner now nude
samara of &sib in Maidstone Gaol, to aeon errors en the
judgment on wb.‘•.l he was convicted.
The ground" on which the prisoner has been respite:there
been already • „planed.
Mr. Web' 4, on behalf of the crown, said he would con.
lent to join .is error in this cue.
The Pt 4 saner will be brought up accordingly to Lein
elTOrsP uonally, it is understood, oa Friday nett, and de
'num' nts will Le heard in the °lune of neat week.

CONSISTORY COURT.
(Defers Dr. Lualeington.)
CAMPBELL • CAMPBELL.—DIVORCE.-BENYENCE.
In this ame the evidence had been taken riru rorr, nadir
the 17th and 18th Viet., cap. 47. The parties were ongl.
pally resident in Australia, but in 1156 Mrs. Campbell
came to England with her six children. Oa
the voyage the appears to . have become intimate
with Mr. Christopher Osnem, the alleged pm.
mean; and this gentlemen took lodgings in several homes in
which" after her arrival in London, she occupied apartments,
There were various averments of adultery, which were ease
by the Lleaatotiltlra of innocence ; secondly, of condonation.
De, was of opinion that the proof of
Cansplialfs t was undeniable. The plea of condonation
was supported principally by the evidence of Mr. letullade,
' the proprietor of the Colonnade Hotel, who stated that
1 he bad heard Mr. Campbell speak kindly to his wife, and
agree to be responsible fur her total expenses. On crow.
examination, however, it appeared that Mr. Campbell was at
the time under the harm—ion that his wife was of mama
mind, and that ahr was being attended on that mond
by Dr. Forbes Winslow, An application had ben
made to allow time fur the examination of witneeen
in Australia and Italy ; but the court did not. think that any
eadlcientApotidsLhad been shown
must regard
grantthmg
plea of
=on ase (Dr.
nag:l7:d 7ngirstd e pulLeeoforectt
lett.6°ll.
'worm accordingly.
A1401:111E (CLERK), r. DrDLET AXD CARKER—YI3
CLERKENWELL INCUMBENCY.

Dr. Jenny reeved that the delendente be dismissed whit
costa, the Lords Justices having declared Kr. lLegunde
election null s#ll void.
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Dr. HWY-lord wesWl; the other aide; but
Dr. Lnehingion, without milling on him, said be meld we
gtre costs in a mac which he had not beard; Make
which the cam eras one of such doubt as would bare hDy
justified the proceedings in it.
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