The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EYANING, AUGUST 6, 1857.

not forwarded to him ? If it Ss a copy, bow can it
be proved that the original emanated from
TIBALDI? We are told that • woman of tha SUM
of Citaov states that she wrote the letter at
TIBALDfiI request ; but the part whit& this mama*
is said to have played with revert to a portmanteau
alleged to captain pistols sad poniards subjects her
to vehement suspicion of having been an agent of

the police.
If there be anything more revoltingly ridiculous
in this ode d'ingroetion than another, it is the at-
tempt to inculpate M. 'AMIE ROLLIN. BARTO-
Lorrt, one of the confessing prisoners, is :made :to
say, that at an interview with %%runt a French-
man was present—" a tall, stout man, with mus-
taches, whose mans was mentioned in his presence,
and which name he pronounces in his Italian accent
RODRONI ROLLINIL' " Again, the sane deponent
states that MASSAILINTI said to him on another octa-
gon: "I am Witheat MOW" Unlit RODRONI ROLLINE
gives us some." The other deponent knows nothing
of " MODEONI ROLLING ;" and in a letter, attri-
buted to hlAsztnl, Mummy.= is told to apply foe
money, not to " RODIOI4I ROLLINE." bat to a Lon-
don brewer.

Our object in thee, remarks is not to pronounce
en the truth et bbehood of the alleged plot—not to
pre4ntgo what evidence the French Government
seer have is dam It is simply to show that the
fete dresemmithrs b es frivolous, illogical, and &chi-
milmy, an to mmtmitpleion on the whole story. This
damist lagles IS !blows :—" The revolutionary.
Fsesd
bee set ebreiseei itehopes and projects. Van-
in semi sbeosbee repudiated by France in
lesna easel se severe: elections by universal
fie, it would be reduced to impotence if it knew
bow to bow to the right and will of the country.°
What have the elections to do with the matter ? If
them is me iota of truth in the narrative of the est*
dressmoides, the conspirators were arrested below
the eiselities began ; the lose of the elections could
set bare prompted the plot. Who can believe that
en object of the French Government in this prem-
onition is to obtain the condemnation of its only two
Abed witnesses, BARIOLOTTI and Gaitu ? Its
dint Is palpably to attach a suspicion of mur-
Sem esespiracy to two of the absent amend—
Munn and LEDIII ROLLIN. It hopes that the
sepetatica of the former as an incessant conspirator
will blue die Tebbe to believe him guilty of any
plot la bib siorge. It hopes that because LeDau
Roues bee elpsd one or two manifestoes along
with ltableste,mme will jump at the conclusion that
he beepieeeteleverything num si does. Therefore
the PP Government hopes that the public will
bellows Mil= and LEDRU ROLLIN guilty upon
the meet boallisient and worthless evidence. The
oldest Odle pmessetion is to discredit Mentst and
Lane Beim, and with them the whole of the
libesl palled exiles in England, as a first step
tow elsmita' the English Government to expel
them fns Great Britain. This alone it is that
&Umbel the slightest importance to the trial now in
progress in Paris. Let the people of England watch
every step of that trial with the most rigid scrutiny,
for it is an insidious appeal to their sympathy. Let
them be prepared, if the Crown and its Ministers are
wheedled and talked over in the social commerce of
Osborne, to interpose their veto upon any violation
of the immemorial hospitality of England towards
political exiles of whatever opinions.

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A Cabinet Omen was held yesterday at
the official reams of the First Lard of the Trea-
sury, in Dewningastreet. The Ministers present
were Thema Pelennellele, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the MR& of Lansdowne, the Earl of
Harrowby Sir Gems Orey, the Earl of Clarendon,
Mr. Secretary Limbers, Lord Panmure, the Right
Hon. R. Verses Smith. Lord Stanley of Alderfey,
the Right Hoe. M. T. Baines, and the Duke or

A IsreMika. prayteg that DOM be appeintel a prem.
mat art sod lien itameem Dr aigamta, MI en in-
terview MD Itr,lkaimem Lebeneme mearl ay at the
Ceimielealmled Ifr. IC Thedentees
H. 0. emittWee%ed ell the Rea. J.re-
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tel :Mx D.P. Kb& Chimmettle Deeei Dods Cast-
tee; Mr. Wine Noah ael Ms. Mean Webb (a dere-
tea masimel by **Tam O melet IMOD, lb. name
Partailma, Weft ; Mr. Wilma Clew Da, Mr.
Marl Davis ?TAMS MANS el the Seeley at itimbeat
Vattern) ; lb. DMA Mitt" Chain ; 11r. Wine
Tarell, ViteCteknes ; hr. T. W. Leh* Dr. 111.
Hameirkent Wr. Robed De& Mentee et De ommikee),
alial• Lewd Breen (fietratary to the 111101 Chember
et Ceram* ; Kt. Teak ol Teatime (lbasterr Shigulsry
to the Dream Amelltios) ; Kr. Dimal Detatae,
Member of the Osimili Legiesame lima DEMI*
ment peitkededy Menthe Mein Dem* el that
Map ; Nal Dr. Palk el Traria.
A meem et hems esamithm et the hoed COM.
=YAM hefts lahibleim et 1111 me bill ea Taladar, at
de Privy Creeell-edder. Thee mei temeat—Berl Gren-
ville (theimaa), Se Mesmer gat We.
p Witt, Mr. Coulson. Q.C., sal Pdps (erre-
tarp.). Mr. H. R. Williams, immele MOW el the newels-
am, was in attendance.
A restre of the Oxford 17eivaehy Cemedeela ass ihda I
oa Tetley, at No. 17, Gnat hemerekeet, Weeleembr•
The suaamirioness present were—Tha Sad et Meneerl/,
Ohs Hon. Edward Twisters, the Dm el Mello, mal ea
John Myth,.
Despatches wen am meterdayiteee the Celesial-olio' to
the Gormior of the CAqmo at heel Sem Dayeate "It
received tree the Lied It Oidtsbarrle!ieM tir loran
beads arl the Gmentor

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR AND
EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH.
THIS DAY.

(IT iirrratc TzueozAri.)
(slim ova own COZZISPONDE

r, T#I7IADAT.

The South Western Steam Packet Company's
steamer Alliance has just arrived here from Ilavre.
She left Havre at half-past eleven last night.
She brings news that the Emperor and Empress
of the French were received with the greatest
enthusiasm in Havre. Their Imperial Majesties
left that place for Osborne at nine o'clock last night,
in the steamer Heine Hortense. Two other steamers
accompanied the Heine Hortense. The pilot
of the Alliance was employed to pilot the
Imperial fleet.
Upwards of eighty detective French and English
policemen passed through Southampton on their way
to East Cowes yesterday.

(BY ILICTRIC TOLSOILLPH.)
(MOM OCH OWN COZANOTONDI

PORTSMOUTH, TmvzsDAT.

The Emperor and the Empress of the French ass-
rived off the port this morning at 7.35. Their Im-
perial Majesties were saluted by the squadron at
Spithead, the ships dressing colours. At nine
the French yacht arrived at Osborne, and WSJ sa-
luted by the Pylades, 21. Two Frenchwar-steamers
are in company.

PORTSMOUTH, Arovar 6.
The Commander-in-Chid issued tho following
sot ideation last sight is whims to the elm mat :
"Notice —lt big sweem_ g es the segeelei obit of the
ef the lbseW le Wis.. that the woe required
IlmriaSi=4r rate es_l2=gg Is the lisilag end
et irk swum obtain be Mindy
Ism Seta thriaariss, lass wlll be WIWI ou
sea die date Wee& tier Iselles-plaok ma se vends
sr lots us =red ts ISM stibiathe bow se hamed,
ar MOM lbe -tsar dr Meese. It b vagewiel that
AIM swim to this mantillas.
.111se. Y. Samna, Admiral asid Clammeslor-la•Chief.
"WIEN la Forsooth ILmboor, Aspi 4."
tos et war ewir elikoliagillhe M. yitzt,-
iinit.,
cool • •
....iil• W; arlltdla, 11. 'the \rio-
ted& sa
other plias Wet eiblabbri Elba,
'Waders
; sad
At three this Assess s of the Coldstream
Guards, with their Met ems iims s 7 nil, and warded
~in to Cowes la the gm an Omsk es a crowd of honer'
est M four skim& the best et the Royal Medue Wig
blhatry =sharked es basal Ste Pigmy steamer, 'Acute-
Mt Omerminse I labs essverd to Osborne, to
bola stwamisse es bre . TM Sprightly Werner,
UMW le mitred to-morrow to
warm :V ilitee Tessail port to Osborne,
Is Ike et the whi3lerdss at Osborne.

LCULTIEB IN TURKEY.

(From tho Naming Pod )
The change of Ministry ban not yet led to any
solution of the diplomatic disputes existing at Constantinople.
The new cabinet has offered to summon to Constantinople
the Cainisoans of Wallachia and Moldavia.
to Item from
their own lips their aooounts of the recent voting in the
Principalities This proposal was declined on Tuesday last
by M. Thonvenel, who haughtily termed it " sin refua
derl-
wire" of his demand. Unless the whole of the recent pm-
(endings are annulled, he threatena, with the Russian Am-
lassaador, to loam Constantinople; end he ia countenanced
in this, we regret to say, by the reptenentatives of Pringle
sad Sardinia. The Ambassador of Enema.' and the Austrian
intermit:trio take totally opposite views, and depkee this
rough Vestment of the Porte, which is calculated in its
effect to injure the best interests, and to comprise the sta-
bility, of the Ottoman Empire; whilst, in its overbmring
and rude hostility, it oat-Menechikces Menschikoff.

Till RIPIMENTATION OF CLEAT
YARMOUTH.

GREAT YARMOUTH, Avocet 6.
The plot here thickens. The liberals have made
ao further movement, but great activity has prevailed in the
econemestive camp. Yesterday afternoon the following
placard, printed in reel (the colour of the party), made itsplacard,
appearance on the wells of the town :
" John Thompson bletkemie, Esq., a merchant largely
connected with the commerce of the country, will be in Yar-
mouth this afternoon for the purpose of paying his respects
to the constituency in conjunction with Sir Edmond Lama.
"Yarmouth, constituency
4."
Mr Mackenzie did not come, however, at the time ap-
pointed
This. afternoon another conservative connive for Sir B.
Lacon arrived from London in the person of the Hon. Ernest
Duneombe, a son of Lurd Faversham. Mr. Duncombe pro-
ceeded immediately on his arrival to the Angel Hotel, and
there met the principal leadets of the park The boo.
gentleman's addreas will probably simmer, • w hours, and
he will deter a meeting of conservative electors at the
Angel thin evening.
/deems. J. Mellor, Q.C., and Mr. A. W. Young, the
liberal candidates, issued an address this evening, In which
they refer in sanguine tense to their psalm' and prospects
They will address a meeting at the Corn Exchange this
evening.
There ere now four candidates in the field—two en each
aide ; both parties maintain the closest poraible watch on
each other's movements.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS LAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Betore Mr. Commie/loner Fane.)
IN It MOOR INNEN CANEKON—DISCHAROB ORDERED.
The bankrupt, the late manager of the Royal British Bank,
whose name has of late become so notorious, was brought up
in custody, to apply fur his die Berge.
Mr. Bagley wade the splitu ation on the bankrupt's be-
half. lie wee now in custody under an attachment esuod
nom the Court id Chancery, at the suit of Mr. It. P.
Harding, the official netniuter of the Royal British
Bank. Cameron had been made bankrupt on the
lith June; assignees hod mote been climes and
protection was given. He ass one of the parties against
whom an infonuation had been filed by the Attorney-General,
but he had succeeded in giving satisfactory bail to answer
that clasp. The attachment against the bankrupt hsel been
flied since the baekruptcy.
Mr. Linklater, for the assignees of Cameron, stated that
the bankrupt bad obtained Lis protection before the ache h-
aunt wsa lodged against him. He was then in moody •g
a criminal charge, and the attachment was lodged before he
could be released.
Mr, De Metz (of Means. Amory, Smith, and Travers')
appeared •for the offitial manager, and required to see a
copy
Bagleyof causes."
Mr. sid the gaoler was present, with Mr. Cameos
in his custody, but he had not brought the document with
him.
His Honour did not think it material. It was for thee'
opposing the discherge to show that the bankrupt was not
in custody for debt, but for something else. The court
would order the discharge as far ex the suit of the official
was concerned ; but before the discharge could be
=v made out, the proper document, called a "copy of
canoes, most be produoed to the registrar.
Mr. De Metz wished it to be understood that he was sot a
consenting party to the discharge.
IN RE lIIIIIPERET EROWN.—APPLICATION EORDISCUABIE
nevus:D.
Mr. Tucker made a similar application on behalf of this
bankrept. The circumstances wen the same in Carnerea's
case, with the exception that the attachment wee lodged
before the bankruptcy.
Mr. De Metz oppuoid, and said he must require the bank.
rupt to be 'nought up (he not being present), as well as the
copy of cams.
It appearing that the choice of assignees had not yet
taken piece (the meeting being tined for the 14th inst.),
Ilia Honour said it wee not the usual course to beer these
applications befo the choice of esios took pl.e. Tbe
applicants might be renewed on the gn
lith.
SIIERIFF'S COURT.
PRO( I. AMA TIONN OF OtTI, VVIIT.
At the sitting of this court Mr. Hemp, the senior dew
of the Sheriff of Middlesex, made proclamation of outlawry
In the following Gerws..—Them. Ingram, at the not
of Richard Baines; Richard Chaplainns King, et the
snit of Robert Cullen Dewy ; the lio. George Jams
Finch Hatton commonly called Viscount Msidstone, at
the suit of George Samuel Ford ; die lion. Howe Pitt,
at the suit of Benjamin Lovibond ; William Sweden, at the
suit of Basil Corkraull Willis; Jonah Bartlett, at the snit
of Thome Gardner and 'mother; Sir Robert Jukes Clif-
ton, at the suit of Levy Solomon ; John Frederick Hills, at
the suit of Henry Sham; John Hall Walton Banta,
at the suit of Peter Plumley; Frederick Jones, at tls
suit of Andrew Davies Bird ; William Digby Seymour, a
the suit of Edward Grove; J. E. Beals, at dl4l soit of the
same; Demetrie Prince de Schins, at the suit of Thomas
Pratt; William Mac Oakey and Catherine his wife, late
Or int. at the suit of Thomas Rithards. The next county
court Is appointed for the Bth September.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

OUILDIIALL.
THE ATTEXT•TED HERDER Or TWO DEMONS tY THE CUT.
George Cos who stands charged with rubbing Caroline,
his and William Forty, with whom ehu has lately been
cohabiting, with intent to murder them. WAS brought up fee
further examination this morning, when the following evi-
dence was taken.
Alderman Carter presided RS before.
Mr. Lewis attended fur the prisoner.
Caroline Cox, the other •wounded person, a gaunt leaking
woman, about 40 years of age, havuig been brought fern
the hospital, was accommodated with a seat in front el the
magistrate's table. Her account of the affray did not die
in any material particular from that y.
given by Fort She pe-
gged that the latter was ignorant that she was method to
the prisoner.
Coves-exisadned—lt b no businessof your', kir. Lev",
if lam in love with Forty. 1 ant so much in love with
Forty that ever ainoe I have known him I have received
nothing but kindness, and from my husband nothing bat
brutality. I have never said I should never be easy till I
got my husband transported. I first became acquainted with
Forty the last night in the old )etir at the Standard Theme
1 was living with my husband at that time.
Mr. Lewin—When was the first time that criminal inter
course took place between you. and Forty ?
Alderman Carter—l cannot allow her to answer that quer
tion, as It must degrade, and perhaps criminate hermith{r.
Mr. Lewie—l am entitled to hove every information from
this woman, in the event of her dying, that I might hen
hercefter.
Caroline Cox—l shall not answer the question.
Mr. Lewis—Have you ever had criminal intercourse with
Forty?
Caroline Cox—Not until I left my husband's helm.
had no wedding-ring on when I left, and I had not worn net
for two years previous. I v Forty neveml times before flu
month of March. I met him at different places. The pro
souse did not know where I went when I left hie house bit
he 'opposed I was going to live with my daughter. I did
not live with my daughter, but went to !3, Edmund's-Pim,
where Forty was living. I lived with Forty as tin
housekeeper, but the lodgers called me Mrs. Forty.
I left Forty on the Tuesday before the prisoner stabbed nix
Forty never knew that I was married until about ten der
before I left him. when Coy told him, and that was the
cause of our parting. On the night we &vented I denied
that I was Cox's sife,and went home at half .p.ot three in the
morning, accompanied by Forty, but he did not sleep with
me on either of the five following nights. My daughter
slept with me. He came one morning to Give ma some
money, and went away dimes ly after. I did not send fe
Forty on the ':oth of July, while I was at the di,penoiry,
and 1 had no ides of seeing him when I came out. Whit
we all went into the public-house we were good friends.
Mr. Francis Wakefield Skey, one of the house surge d
St. Bartholomew's Iloapital, stated the nature of the injures
which the woman and the man Forty had received. Deft
were now free from danger.
This was the ease for the prosecution.
Mr. Lewis—l know, sir, it will be useless for me to
Editor you upon this came, beeauxe it cannot alter vow
determination to commit thie man for trial, but I with to
know what will be the charge against him.
Alderman Carter— I shall commit him upon the charge of
stabbing Caroline Cox and William Forty with intent to
oemmit murder.
The prisoner was then cautioned in the usual feria, lai
asked if be hod anything to say.
Prisoner—l only wish to say that I never had the
aligttd
intention to commit murder.
Committed for trial.
SOUTIIWARK.

STFALINO A .F.IIII.IAU NINO.
Mary IVehher, a dirty-looking woman, with a *illy is.
font in her arms, wan brought before Mr. Bombe. chsrgri
with stealing a werldine ring from the finger of Elaskek
Pritchett, under the followireg circunismneve :
The prosecutrix etated that on the previous afternoon ,b
went out with WWII friend.. in the Borough, and unfortenenif
eke drank rather too much. About ten o'clock she mimed then
end found herself in the company of the primmer, sod thee
as recollected having liar wedding ring .Ife
beer finger. She afterwards drank something with her, ma
vent into the Street, and then she had no further weillectie
at whet occurred until that morning, when she found bead
in the station-house, and missed her ring. She was sew
wards told that a female woe in custody for robbing bet, brl
she did not know anything about it.
A very respectable meehanic said he was putting sleol_tli
Borough when he saw the pi usecutrix and prisoner hoPun',
The former was very drunk and could hardly stead,
flen
the priaouer's conduct towards her ho was induced to wend
them. He distinctly saw the primmer draw the rine.'"
other's finger and run away. Witness rolled the attentiesti
a corottabie to the eircumatanctut, and the prisoner ear 01'
hewed and secured.
Police-constable CH A mid ho took both the prigew
the rosocutrig to the station-house, when the falser !,
charged on the evidence of last witness with steering 10,1
from the latter. She wee searched, but it was acts
on her.
The prisoner denied all knowledge of the ring. Sloalwr
had it.
Mr. Comte said that if each wee her defence he mad 0111_
her for trial ; but if she preferred being tried by bin lo
could; bat then sbe must plaid guilty. Ile did nit
her to do so unto., She
The prisoner, hesitating a little, pleaded guilty, sad 04
she threw the ring away.
&atelier, four months' hard labour at Wandsworth.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A POACHER.—On Thatol
evening, about nine o'clock two young men, word
Clerk, weaver, mid Richard Wade, weeper. in the
Mew. Hayhurst, cotton menufacturcra, Salfori. l/
was looking for bares between what ie known &Joni,.
Enda, and the residence of T. W. Aspinall, Eeq. Cbdit
over a hedge into the highway a few moments lido', ".„•
who had • gun in the side pocket of his cost, 'nth tke ...-
separated from the barrel, ia order to awed his
pt
pose, for they were in the very centre of the gigot: a,
which is placed a gamekeeper. On Wade getting urtel
hedge, to jump into the road. the gun, which was low'
pock* gr
downwards, with the trigger up, fell out of his kz
deed, rad wont of, its contents entering hie lefl end
in his right, side. Clark, hearing theb explosion, dios
and asked if had abot a hare ; ut Wider/on' ch•
had shot himheself. Hie clothes were on Ire• He a
to run to Clitheroe, about three ountera of a railamt!,
fetch a doctor, while be would writ to a barn to the .ry"
he mieoalenialed hie powers, for be only walked ortli
yards wbar he fell. He war immediately awned
pis, is the gre•Mseipaey._ He lingered tin 1110061
soca, visa is —Meinhester

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—THIS DAY.
TM 61.1•11 ll took the cbsk et twelve o'clock.
?nor ZEALAND LOAIIOOAIy.II7III
_ . . .

O. eider the day for the 111111111116 mese d this lA,
Mr. HENLEY said he did** Mak r alawhy fw the
has eatkefatway, bat ereald lost qoms the .mead reading,
bra hi that Ws obj.etioas wadi I. MIME by the faiertwa
damaidabseraeoratottren.

dir J. ORAHAM slays prohnut pule to hire u
between the mother country end bar wham red with
mutt the
pecurio y this Ism be trel thee it
should be nerrooly tooled Into. The dotht boa Ithood
rued hie intenti.m .4 °cooping the rerel
The CHANCELLOR of the =CHIMP/Ift Yodel
the boll, and e: .ad enuenteent se to the Tetter both
the Wirer andprincipsl of the Ism atie leek •
rhea y se Neu Todeod, he ussiiret that the property of
dr United Kingdom lON diet
Mr, ATI)6111.111t warmly mil Mr. CALID sad
elr WILLOVONTET the
Mr. W. WILLIAM thooght the Oriewo eseureee of
Now Zeilaso were Widest to rude the ow raw to
mho the boa without the rearentee of the mother country.
[Left sitting.]

ELBCTION COMMITTBBS.-( THIS D 417.)

DUBLIN.

The committee met this marring at 11.
Mr. le•Doneest announced thee the abeeerksg Clam,
dhow, had sot been found, sad requeMee time the fact
sight be reported to the house, that the pew stop Wild
MP wham
The Chairman mid that he sinned Pupa es me le dr
hour.

....The are for the sitting member was the spurt by
O'lleary, who mid that he should be able te dlepeewe rtl
the allegations, of bribery,sad who proceeded to cell witnesses
fee taut purpose.

DROGHEDA.,

The committee r;;;;;;liieritils morning at eleven
o'clock elm the eternisation of Dir. Dainty, the Milan-
diary seagielmte, t..e teamed.

THE SELECT 1

Oil Tilt OATHS BILL

The select committse morei kw by Lard I. Reassil to
sessidr the eptration of the set fah sail elk Wane IV.,
rap. 12, with milmeate to the taking of Wks, awl to mow-
ilia whither that aot would apply to the sods lama
by makes beim idiot ant voting In tie Emir el
Oemmens,met this sitences at cos o'clock. Oa the masliegaf
temmittes the roam wee tiled by a lug* body of stranens.
anspiontiel snow wham was Senn Scahmeild, bat the
seen was Immediately slimed ts be deed, and the
kml flag whisk the semmittse did yes to eine
to • emstalls• is mink the polio, oesempoily
se en she no report of the yeeseelliego. Bone
!Mho wee eepoomod in the istey at die roans part by
oemihoo, owl it= the ouster of persons moose no
the mittag of Ihe esemeitke it was evident thot eseelisr-
olio Worse h hit by the limb& in the matter.