The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.

rns SITIINGS II WIWI.
The leaned judges forming this court assembled this
morning, and mode the following appointments for the eft-
tiap in arrow : —Errors from the Coact of queen's
Thursday, May 9, and Friday. May 10 ; from the Court
el COMMIS PkIMS, Satarday, Nay 11, and Monday. Nay
13 ; and from the Court of &chequer the two following
days, Tmetiny, the 14th, sod Wednesday, the 15th.
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Belem the Judge Ordinary.)
•
_DAVIS V. DAVIS.

This was • ewe of proving, in .demo fens. the will of
• gentleman le Moamouthshire, who had died bequeathing
of 5001. or (100 f. to his wife.
Dr. Wasabey for the executors, and called wit-
nesses. who the axecutioe of the instrument. There
woe se oppaellion.
The Osert lisarsed probate as prayed.
BALDING O. BALDING.
The rainier wad • wife who sought the restitution of
her coniepl Asher. The resgmedent had filed • plea in
answer, limpet* that she wee suffering from the effecta
of puerperal main, and that though she had been die-
charged from the lunatic mylum in which alto wee at first
placed, it would be dangorous to allow her to return home.
Mr. Asplitad.oe behalf of the wife, dammed to this asswor,
amongst other grated+ on account of its miasmas.
Dr. Phantom (with whom was Mr. Bridge) mairsetsd
to amend it in that respect, sad the ease stood over.

TB! AMMDDIEI rum
Mies Shoddim doted that it had beam her Intention to
more the court to-morrow (Wednesday) for leave to pest-
pone her application before the full court for a re-hearing.
She bad, however, through a misapprehensioo, omitted to
file the proper notice.
Sir C. Cromwell said the contemplated motion of the
petitioner was quite unnecessary. On Moody next the
full court would it, and would be propared to hear her ap-
plication if she thought fit to brim It oa ; but if mot, it
would stand over as a matter of course. A• for &ay subse-
quent hearing he could afford her so help—that tad take
its chance.
Miss Shedden—But our counsel would have spelled to
your lordship, and mach more ably than I could do; for in.
structioes as to whom we should cite, in ,liou of Mr. Wm.
Patrick, the next of kin, who has died since the trial.
Sir C. Cromwell—Depend upon it your counsel would not
have extracted any opinion from me on that point, however
artfully they might have attempted to do so. It is entirely
• matter for the full court, and I shall say nothing whatever
about it.

DITORCI

The sew rams list comprises fiT;;..., including seven
petitions for judicial separation. The list Wined at the
ammancament of hat term oontained as many as 187, sad
aid sal balsas lbs squall.. bus. It malts, tbsretoss,
tlra Ibe bbeessellbs lesessd jedasbai Wm haw reasesa
tie sealsor d subses for AMA M.= of monis* sad es
elsestioas at Isileassay by so fewer Um 53.

TR& POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

NARLDOROUOILATREET.
1101111 NO AN Antra' AND SIMI VOW:MN

- -
tteiAiaw Irma.. as sett al•lookaag fellow, wee charged
before Mt. Treldti with dealings geld wadi. the pro.
petty of Ids. T. J. Gullick. artist and author, earl also a
seemlier of the Quees's Westminster Rios Volunteers, re-
edits( at Kr, Bersers-street, eifordetrest.
Oullick raid that about four the previous afternoon,
while the volunteers were marching, he was standing neer •
deeimay is Onfordetreet, opposite Wardouretreet, when •
moil wee made towards him. sod se be had bees mice before
sobbed while ping through Ternplehar uoder similar cit.
sreendemet Met Gees looked to his watch, end found the
priesser's heed a. his chain, the watch being nearlyout of hie
was then hustled by three or foarfellowe, sod he
pocket
rind the piemer ladyorise wee sow in coact, also
complaining that she had lost bar watch at the same
tints, sad dsis believed that ens of the prisoners ooze -
peke: sisseCit but that be bad escaped.
Kr. said be wished the thieves would always
mom pi* so ea peaseater.
A young men at a elheseensouger's In Homers-
street pre evideace.
A esserteideenid he howl • watch up the prisoner's sleeve,
and width the primer WWI to dispose of on the way to the
elation.
The primer, who lo know., was 'emended.

Mr. Hope, on Friday, will ask the Under Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies whether it is intended to
endeavour to institute a tribunal in New Zealand to decide
upon Goodies*, claims of native. in asses of propound maks
of land by then to the government.

Ou Fridny Mr. Van.- titta.rt will aak the Secretary
of State for leaa whether bin attention has been drawn to
the report of the Wino Commission, with the minutes of
evidence taken belay them, sad eppeadix, dated Calcutta,
April 27, 1111113; and, if so, whether he has taken any steps
to carry oat the reeowunesidatione contained therein.
Sir R. Carden has come forward as a candidate
for Narylebems, ow the oesseroitive ieterest
The Deau el Westminster requests the Old
Westminster. le met in the school en liaterday, the 27th
is et two p.m., to steam the spat of their committee
appoi•Mil at lbs mosikag hold en the 13th of last June.
OVININO OF TER WINITISINIITXR STRUT RAIL-
WAY. —Cosaideroble excitement was evinced yesterday
monis. is tbe pighboerhood d Wmtatiaster by the
epesiwg of wind is commonly *bows as Mr. 'bales Maim
way. At about eight in the morning the can were pissed
wpm the tramway, sod they continued le ma every Ise
miewees between Westminster Abbey sad the Pimlico
Railway Station. A large concourse of people asiemhled,
sad it wee satisfactory to find that there was net • room
*lee id the system of placteg obstsweliese on the ways
which wee iwilehied in os the missies el the has at Bays-
water. There wadi bat owe one (called " The Nevis") res-
niagyesterday. It is • light sad se
day. eats*
24 peewee inside, and carrying se pamoweers ea
lite root. As/other anrge,, camper 48 pereepers Maids
sad *Mid% will be plead ow the has is • fewdays.