The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-30 00:00:00

tats intelligence.

A.

DEVONPORT, Dec. 29.
neer-Admiral Smurt returuol frum Hove veil-
aud eubmonently went en board the Virago fur e
pe.....ge to 1/tiornaturas.
The k:nierald, '.l, Cumming. has taken oo baud
moorimp for guahoote. to be laid down at Liverpool, for
which 'Oft she le about to
The mile for the sew r
celc"L
ate !babe wars damn from
the dockyard yesterday. She will be asamiaaiosad is a few
days.
T'he eevenil gunboats adored liage ru
basr seedy beiag
paled forward with aN plod&

TMK A.VIIIICAN DIPPICVM7.

innOPOLITA 34 COUNTY COI:
11114 fa. days appolatael tor the morn weak.
Wllatfinaza, fm. Idartheolarra.—Tucaday Dec. 31 , Wed-
asolay,Jaa. 1 . t
Maartiaolat, Marylaboaa road.—Tharsday, Jan. 2 ,
llSCotew
AM, 3ranutreet.—Monday, Dec. 30 , Tuesday, 31.
Lamaism, Camberwell New.ruad.—Tueaday, Dec. Jt.
WAJWSWORTII, mouth street. --Thursday, Jan. 2.
C 723 or LOOLOe, Otuldhall-0011411Dua.—rrklay, Jan. 3. Satur-
day, 4.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—DEv. 27.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.)

IN Kt GEOILGS NICHOLAS uALITZIN.— THE CASI or PRIM

010114;/ NICI1014:4 GALTTZIN.

This iasolvent, the musical composer and director.
deacribed as haviag bees chamberlain to the Emperor sad
marshal of the government of Tanabe°, appeared under the
Protection Act. Mr. Robertson Griffiths supported the
application. Some delay occurred in the appearsuce of the
applicant, sad as several creditors were is attcodance to
it was called on.
oppose,
Pioluet.„ of the Hotel de Paris, Marylehoseeareek,
appeared in person, as did Mr. Wpm, eogravar of Regent-
streria,• Mr. Jarman, Risnoveraquare, for lodpiegs, and
Messrs. Etherisgtoa. stationers, N gwicirewtmet. The debts
in the schedule were 1,026'., and the appearance before the
mart was attnbuted to the expenditure of the prince baring
exceeded los income.

Yr. Robertson Griffiths applied for an adjournment till
Pehroary,hy, which time the Prince, who hail considerable
poprty Ronda, expected remittances to pay all has
. in

The creditors preseat were not disposed to consent,
having had similar expectations raised twelve mouths lock,
and the case stood over for Mr. Edward Laurence Levy,
who had received a 5001 bill from the Prince'e brother,
which had been paid, to be examined.
Mr. Levy stated that he received 4001. for the bill, sad
deducted his debt for advances and Law, and
after the petition paid over the balsoce. There wee 1001.
deposited in the Calm Bank in the name of Mr. Levy to
satisfy the bail in the action of M. Picquet, who lied
arrested the Prince ria a capita, after be had a protection
from this court. Mr. Commissimer Nichols directed Mr.
Levy to file an account of the disposal of the 'nosey. Oa
the question of the adjournment • long discusses and
iireminatiou took place. The Pnnce mold very imperfectly
explain himself in English. He was as exit. from Russia
on amount of some political feeliags, and had property
them worth 10,0001. a year. His brother was also • Prime
of the Empire, and his uncle Minister of the Polio& N.
Jarrett, the musician, who had been to Pans to me the
Prime'. brother, gave evidence. He had three 5001. bills
from the brother, and cm was gime to Mr. Levy, who bed
rendered an assess& There was great clinically in ltuasia
to get mosey. He believed the Prince would pay all his
armlike& and that the Emperor would remove the interdict
oe hie estates, sad that he would come into considerable
property. As the creditors would sot cement to an ad-
Jourament they west into their cases. No complaint was
established. Thee the creditor, wanted bail that he would
not 64,0 tie country. N. bail could be given, and the
Pnece assured them that be would not leave Embed till
lie had paid all his creditors.
Mr. Comma/Moen Nichols thought the application for
as adjournment was very reasonable, and would benefit
the creditors

Tioc;Wlrao adjourned to At 6th of March, with pro.
faction.

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THE CONVICTED MURDERERS IN NEWOATE.

The unhappy boy, Richard Reeve, who WWI con-
victed of the murder of his sister in Drury-court, at the
Neeumber mien Of the Central Criminal Court, and who
woe left for but who hoe aioce lemived • respite
diaries her Alfa i still remains in Newpte,
mid the Ruverumest have out al yet given auy intimation of
their iateation with regard to what is to he done with him,
sad there is so foundatioe fur the statemeut that boa hew
uric public that the capital monied has been conimuted
to ens of peal eemtaile for life. lie we. evidently • good
sisal relieved when the first notification was made to him
that his life would be spared, hut since thee
he has exhibited the same imlitference of de.
ineemeer that characterised him all through the proceedings,
sad sow that he lumina that thine is no chance of his IA
being sacrificed, he evidently cane very little what may be
done with him. He is employed, hke the other convicted
primmer., in the occupation of oakum picking, and it appears
that he has opus any ocouiou made Allusion to the
mime of which he was convicted, or to the eirrumilineess
which induced him to commit it. Another prisoner mooed
1111/11131 Mitiocray, who was ocevicted of the murder of his
wife is Weetnauster, aad who wee also reapited during her
Majesty'. pleasure, likewise still remains io Ncwgate, peuiling
ianuiriee which it is understood are being made in re-
ference to his ease. It will be remembered that this
prisoner we convicted snider very peculiar orcumatmeeit,
the principal midges, against him being that given by a
man mined ffanarlers, who represented that lie happened
accidesitally to go isto the court where the prisoner end big
wife lived to look for Intlgiogs, at the time the murder
was committed, end that be actually saw the prisoner plunge
• knife into his wife's throat. It appeared, however, that
he did sot mention what he had Dees until the follow-
ing day, and although the jury convicted the prisoner, the
Horne Secretary felt it his duty to recoolinend that the
capital sentence should not lie oirried out. The primmer,
It will be recollected, declared when he was taken into cus-
tody that hie wife committed the act herself, and that he
wr entirely innocent of the crime of which he was accused,
and he still adheres to that statement, and under the
culeir circomettems of the ease it appears that the
riries at the How e-eioi have great &Acuity iu derabor
what course shall be WPM with repaid to the ;Nieuwe.

THE Coir DENIS XD MCI AT STATIORD. —Tim be-
haviour of the men during the week which has elapsed siren
their condemnation has bees, sofa, a. is poseihle with men
in their situation, of a satisfactory Nature. Altl gin Mad-
dock, is a returned convict, and has coonequently been fami-
liar with crime from his boyhood, he evinces • greater sua-
ceptibility of feeling and spprsciatee more justly the awful
soWmaitv of his position than either of his associates in
crime. Zion of the tine*, indeed, exhibit any sullen dog-
nedneas, or seem to redact with satisfaction upon their past
exploits ; but on the contrary, all show a ileeire receiving
iestructios Fran the chaplain, the 1t.,. W. P. Vincent,
who is constantly in atteodance upon them. During the
week many of the relatives of the culprits bays had totes-
views with them, but with one exception nulling of an tur
usual nature had marked their visits. The mother of Med-
docks came over early in the week to bid farewell to her
son, but she no sooner saw the massy pile of building in
which he was immured than her feelings overcame her, and
she was compelled to take refuge in an adjoining ion, and
there terminate her sorrowful journey. There is a rumour
that an effort is being made to obtain a reprieve for Mad.
docks, hut upon this point we have been able to gain no
exact information. The execution wiU take place on Saber-
day_next. —Stufford•Airt Advertia.r.
Da. DX JoNoleit LIOHT BROWN COD Livia On,
—reoaary ayiu icrLLEalelt —Both theme valuable grain
are combined In this celebrated oil. which has obtained allprenP
dented patronage (ow. the Yacnity at Wane and aimed. The di►
tineulatied physician, Dr Edgar Mtwara, ate nee lYt "be bee
mad. oatmeal's use of It, and hat great paean» lalta Saiiitytau So
superiority •,ver eery other proparatkal--• plot el De. do
Poodis ell befog of more value than a quart ed exy elbow to he
met with Dr de Jonelie Light Amen Cod Liver 00 le meld
mily is repealed Imperial hatpin* h ed. : 18. K ;
ria.riee.d.llo, by his sole conelsrak Aare, aid Ob.. TT.
wane.. and by resupsftble

Tio-ti 1-seer. altestasi at Woolwkh. r. Piopiet, of the Hotel de Paris, Maryleboosestreet, nmd, en'
1 (
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DEVONPORT, Doc. 29.
neer- Admiral Sinnrt returue,l from Hove tell• appeared in peurseti, a,sa did Mr. Wpm, engraver, of Regent- 'it re
J lisomer.equare, for lodggs and been
timers Wigmore.street. Tl.e ilebts
Mean. Etheriopeo, de .rago tl helm, and milmequeetly went ea board the Virago fur •is the schedule wore 1,026'., and the sppeanincebefo.re W.
p5......e. to tomenewro. court was attributed to the expesiditure of the pnece having Yr. ,
The EEmerald, rd, Camtaie Cumming. has take. on hoard exceeded his Mau te. am as
inuorinam for gushed^ to he hid down at Liverpool, for Mr. Robertson Griffiths applied for an mljournmma till
ti MY__mo• W
which poet she is about to puma Folmar), by which time the Prince, who had coesiderable The mils for the new frame* Phoebe were draws from property in Ramis, expected remittances to pay all has I w•• i
i the dockyard yesteiday. She will be emanassiosed in a few creditors is full. sttaehd
days. The creditors prenent were not disposed to cement, aid eat
The emend gunboats aniseed le be ready are being having had Similar expectations raised twelve mouths hack, Isfilai•
pushed forward with all posse& . sad the ease stood over for Mr. Edward Lauren,* Levy, wbilu
who had reosired a 1001 bill from the Prince's brother, bloat
TEN AMERI(74, DIFFICULTY. which had been paid, to be examieed. eseeed
1 Mr. Levy dated that he received 490 f. for the bill, sad boa an
I EM BA lULATION OF TROOP&
deducted his debt for advances sad law, midw, nalie'd.„_ 1
after the petition paid over the below& There wee 1001. Me. n
The Royal Mail stmaner Canada, which sailed deposited is the Unice Bank in the name of Mr. Levy to Mr. W
11 ' from Liverpool oe Saturday fee Halifax sad Boston. besides satisfy the bail is the action of N. name., who bad Goody
She meal mails, tool out sixty officers and two hundred arrested the Prince ca a eapiaa after be bed e protectioa Mr. W
1 sod twentmthree toss,m, Weather with • hundred and three from this court. Mr. Ocataimioner Nichols directed Mr. his ow
t loos of 'widely sloes. Of them, four officers sod • bus- Levy to Ile as secome of the dispooal of the money. Os and use
drat Imes of the Royal kagiesiers, together with six awa the questica of the adjournment a long discussion and tow*
of the Army Mental Corps sod oniony •thiee lONS of eugnmitimi tea place. The Prince could eery imperfectly where I
if atoms, ere for Bermuda. six officers and a hundred sad explain himself in Redlich. He was an exile inert Reeds r,friffie_il ,
II sematem rasa, farming No. 8 Garrison Ratt:garef the on arousal afoot's.. political le:tg:,b.rand had p
we. also aroperty
Pr ice ay.,
strithil XialislYteas et. klestorettrarmeattrhili. Ireton."' el. 07 of GiewEmpire; end. 0004 Zs unrCladMinistertoofthe Police.
to N. platter
due nod Messner Haberman, which is to mil hems on the Jarrett, the muster'', who been Pars see the Pedant
a.l of Jan , will lake nut eve officers SIM one hue- Prince. brother, gave evidence. He had three 501. W. bilk' MAIM
deed sod tweedy ma, Mime the 4th company of the from the brother, and use was given to Mr. Levy, who had e° the
Royal Regmerre ; seven officers aid two [loader' and re deed ea account. Thom was great difficulty in Russia •0610•
41
61Iltive Imo. forming 11. 4th MrliPele of No. S RaMsey to pt messy. He believed the Prince would pay all his 1!'?°!_ at
4 the Royal Artillery ; six officers and a hum creditors, sad that the Emperor would remove the interdict °to!' t,'
deed soil .eventem raw, 1011 Brigade of No. 6 ea his estates, and that be would come into considerable look*,
Battery of the Royal Artillery ; awl four officers, to- peoperty. As the creditors would not consent to an ad- be trine
s gather withbemired sad forty-levee ass, beings deem& siment they west into their cams. No complaint wee 'of. '
met of the 1741 a Foot nese are ler Halide& Therm& established. Thee the creditors wanted huil that he would •4‘'s
Steam %imitation Company's megaillesot sew steamer Pen, aell leave the country. No hail could be given, sad the Nt rolls
which wee to bare soiled ea Saturday with voiefereemealls Prises enearod them that he would not leave England till twelve
I of isil.v e and manner far ear Peelle sgendroa, hes been he bad paid all his creditors,
iletmeed by miry of government, sad is to have despite to. Mr. Commosioner Nichols thought the application for I have
morrow (Tueolay). Tice British and North As Loyal as adjournment was very reasonable, and would benefit blew tl
Mail .tamer Africa, whab is to sail beam ea Sittleday, the tha meditate. Web.
eth .4 Jeouery, fur New Void', will take ma six officers sad The eon ma adjoemesd to the sth of March, with pro- the lei
• Modred sail seventeen men, formai N. 7 Battery of the MAW& master
Royal Artillery for Halifax. She will else take out tea • - --•-- ter, so
enema sad two hundred mid thirty.fuor wee, being the to take
Till CONVICTED MITEDIMERE IN NEIVGATE. habit
19th Trip of No. 23 Battery .4 the Royal Artillery, sad --
do sot
lily lace of odblaeT et"'"_,! or Bainvada. .._,__("lairstmni. The unhappy boy Hiehard Reeve, who way con- in &iv
Ml* sea mildnrYeerfe.,___.__ere 'me/mime _
..el ea °emit m" used a the ravage of his sister is Ds:um-court, at die lb.. u
, 4 Pin"""" fg* departure in" Lirermim- "Mad those November make of the Central Crimirod court, sod who brisk,
lobe aided in the Canada were • peat many affirm of the loft fur hat who ha since metived a respiW b„.,..,
sea. hedgehog Colonel Manimerwr sad Colonel Fordyce t deviate her ler "Pjea s pleasure, still remain, in Newpte, ~--`7.,,„
taste:oh. Ilmwn mid Taylor' the Roe. - Arleen:a. isd
t miverumeet have not al yet given my intimation of c„-the
ebeeear!i,ie ate I" „,....fare" ; Lir m.,,,L„...„,44•6431.8"1. mi",ti; their' ideation with regard to what is to (..lone with him, b.,„.• ;
'''' '"
• ..."*.'aa'"*. '''''"'''"''" °=' '' - sad them is so foundatioe fur the ststemeut that bas been
, mime Morrie, I raptity • l'orveyie Hammed ; W. B.
"Mart` sail many "t;.'"' The °made aim temit eat soinaiseee"abikeenaltbaert lmbetailemPifolair l"ifen.te.fiDit whaaas eb7idesnwt4naragVid he: is,
itkeetUv'"..l'"went '''''''"L 7. Pfbitieeeetaleeehetamea,. deal relieved when the firm notification was made to him :;',,,,;
L— ....1 —,, ....6...hd abo... ....., assess WM his life would be spared, hut since thee f
eerel,..ty "1_,....a"Y„....,* lited..,,,im_,-.1-..,lyrni—*A.,_ -L.-a be hr exhibited the same iodilference of de- eeleej
abi....„-- t,'—',..„_ ----,,_ e„._-",,,.''• -,e,,,-_,..."--.........tee .."--.- meemose that characterised him all through the proceedings, hit ;lb
iiii;,-. -..n."'"".."'"d"'"'wha Zen.,"'"" _A' -7,,,,7.„...;m1-- 'lon7 sad slow that he keows that thine is no chance of his late mood
,„. e'''',.."''',..,:“..311'7*5 beteg socrieced, he evidently came rem little what may bo im.k.„
mgam^ml ammehimf "I'lle. '"'" etn."'"'"'"'" ". "'e troop
ers- done with him. Ile is employed, like the other convicted th. mi
was sutra& sittivf.tclesily accompleheil miler the superit
re, in, the occupation of trekum *kin, and it apposes B 7
teadseos of cowed ctoothoed. Querterniaster•Oeseral of rumeehat b. ha.
epos any occasion Made allusion to the the Hedrick sad thissineeder Leyemter, k. N., Admiralty
_one of which he was convictei, or to the eirr umlauts.= g 74
an
elent Is, Ideeelmel• Mr. Ihmtd`ml.• the military sum' ...whieh induced him to mama it. Another prisoner named w
keeper at Umber, has bees unremitting in his exertems is
iii...,
Witham )1 , who was mended of the murder of his w. :int
&hippie, the dorm -Lieerpod Alima.
wife is Weetnaiumer, and who was also reepited during her . m
...ting lore
Majesty's pleasure likewise mill remains is Ncwgate, a
• Mr. Vii
1 I .
THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. inquiries which it is understood are being made in re- o( 'leas
i - ferules to his ems. It will be retnetubered that this "' ''
(From the Petra r.) prisoner wee convicted snider very peculiar orcunisitoceit, rmm, ix
the misdeal mildews against him being that given by a 'lnue'
We are not amougst tbo'ie who believe for one man muned fienariers, who represented that he happeoed `^"lig
have •
merest that our difficulty with America, sod the probability aorklesitelly to go bite the ouurt where the priaoner and big
Id,
el ear volunteers beingealled into something like active me- wife lived to look for !edgier, at the time. the murder
committed. and that he actually maw the prisoner plunge MY
etas. eel" the eelsetelee to she* the " white feethee'" aaa in"senife into his wife's throat. It appeared, however, WM ton "4
leek auto( their responsibility, but artaisly the met number 1m did iint mention what he had ems until the follow. Yorobe
of nelffieletioe• width are telling elms ie "ricaa cans stanch lag day, sod although the jury convicted the prisoner, the whom
a InCillient look signiors. The kris will sped, for tbens. Hume Secretery felt it his duty to reconsinenti that the hotel.
*Ave*. Every Utnefte publish.' within the at month or . capital sentence should not be carried out. The prinooer, eveuini
as weeks he. limn occupied with the acorptance of reaps- ;It will be recollected, declared when he was taken into ma- Mrs. V
toms of vast numbers of volunteer often 0.0.1 when officers I may that his wife conimitted the act herself, mail Gumbo desalt
mat'. abe moo quit the liorynn in • Yol, much Wier I wee entirely innoceet of the crime of which he wigs accused, who_
Yr
,„b•
Prolorlio•• ilia,' 10 nnoatiT •• is the 1•4: die a hi' - and he still adheres to that statement, and under tic sIY• day i. an anuomessmiet that her Nerd as y h been cube: carcinogens's@ of the case a appears that. the date!),
greci.m.ly phased to accept the meiguation of one of rinse at the Hawireffies have great difficulty iu dereffing tom'. the 40141... t careless of • ortropolitan rut untsue err
i; and whet worn shall be ham with taped I. ebe prieoaer, "I am
I nod,' 'h. bead of the • Lamashire Volumene,' s Use thistle
• are ,:a1,,,,, there are " Nemorsistla,” sonouacisg that was th
the 14 Adoiiiihtrative &dale's of lancriehini Volunteers • THE 0..........NDEN1N15D MC", AT STATTORO. -The be- with •
l'. ii ;mi di..l .-.
i.e.re.1.tie.e...1 thligieottli,eandmeeuiewiour tionif theeer. lo.inahstesseve
bet-iLlone d.l,- haviour of the men during the week which 14,101 elapsed Mem tint ma
their condemeation has bete, miter mis pooil.le with men pecia tereen„ '
mimed with. In the metropolitan corp., more es ally. in their situation, of a satisfactory Nature. Atli gli Mad-°!d "1
the soloher of rveigeatioss has haws very great, whilst the dock. i„, i, returned,'orrice,sodh,,. consequently - oclock
1" YmoloiYul• •Y• comparatively nnill•Illoe•t• 11.• 'In"; liar with crime from his boyhood, he evinces • greater sue- rights
, I/01S therefore, arises, shot ere the mrcurnaleaces which e„,,,Aiejmy a feeling and s ppnei.,,, m„,,, justly the awful out ro . •
lowi
• fume led t'e mirk a mml" In tbe and plan. 1.b,L1 so6ait• of his position than either of Isis associates in ~......14
mare. `4b144.4 bY, Canaia ememeediel °Mem. end ~"' crime None of the thine indeed. exhibit any sullen dog- e.,7"e "ete' e'li •I.l"oeii by lb* roYenteseut adjutant.. olive exploit';or seem to refieet with satisfaction upon their past ""e me
I I ) murk to do viola the tallies oft is the effective strength exploits but on the contrary, all show a ileeire 4 receiving a'aa a"
4 our eidmimer "Minim"- Ho. c'en it be et' imanietios from the chaplaie, the Rev. W. P. vilweet,
_a:tY
peeled that men of inolepindest spint or noaly feeling on who is coostantly in attendance upoe them During the '" '""
1 submit to be teemed Idle 'lwo unlit* when Nunes', d"Te week many of the relatives of the culprits hive had inter
so!ice. wed the pommel 4 their liabilities to the men* to Hutch
views with them, but with one exception nothing of an us. Apr
i which Mel mai lint" M beleag• mdf rehme them from usual nature hat marked their viSita. The mother of Mad- •••Fer,,_
emeeion or ! ! tm.' M0n0,.,, example
m the part of docks came over early in the week to bid farewell to her """"""
iremeaudeete ves hes much to do with the matter. son. but ohs no sooner saw the enemy pile of building in mil "1"
1 .
A vigil:int, efficient, and comideente commander ion lie? .
which be was bummed than her feelings overcame bar, and theY of
1 bath adhere and men tolfetbeTi Irbil•t, Due who tr°w__,", hi. she was compelled to take refuge in an adjoining inn, and Mr. elk.'" .a a sePerviliem 'emir' seem" ever altwwwwll le them terminate her sorrowful jouroey. There is • roomer
I his own duties, but Leann the commeed of hie corm to his that an effort is being made to obtain a reprieve fur Med. 7°° eta
naftiteet (slthougb he reeks am the jaeMr te all taa other decks, hut upon this point we have hero able to pin so upon
wilitakiel, and who lord's upon the men " mere exact informetioo. The execution will take place on Satem rig, d'',l!
mishient sulworrieet tea, to her will yr caprice, da ..,..._mdfordakire Ad,,,,,,,,,,,.
1 sad without any roads of their own. ma scarcely nurser il
X. DX JoNiiii'S LIOHT BROWN COD Livia One that la
as and his Mum" is any other than a fidi,,iar and dm' -reullnitY AND ICIVFLLENICIL -Both these valuable orates the...t...1,1
effienneed o:goddess. nut however largely ....." eireorn• see combined In this celebrated oil, which haa *Waned unpreem """ "•!!
• stemes may have contributed to • dimiautiou of the 'ulna. dented patronage from the eacnity at the
sad abroad. The he. Ind res . kw maw there at. °aim of a social character which have, assn physician, Dr Moir Menem, einerres OM "be bee before
la all prehability, as winch, if nut more, to do with the made mammies use et it, soil ham greet plansere intealtytag I. daring
) restmetions referred to thus say other. It mend but he in vieerieelte orer e.,ry other Tren•rot‘oll--• owe ef Dr. de which 1
I. • saw. for 4.01' MISS hi all who ban. takes any ate/est in J^"irt" 00 tarns of more "an. than • mien of messethor ahe ...due
met with." Dr tie Jivniih's Light Drown Coil User oil ie wad
i the Y"I•m"Y omYeenstit to hem, that there are very large
only is caroled imperial harplata, LearrYli_.,
it 1 saathera of patrustas raw smog the working-elesses who snails Is, by is eels ememenes, mem aistenaidlismat . oo ..11.
hem already boon winapelled tie jail the amiss, sad that Serra 141•006 . and by resupsftile eiriols.-( l mow
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