The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1860.

it was, that the jury had been misled by the loomed judge.
Whatever might be said of the expression of the jury's opi-
nion of the plaintiff's character, it might, with advantage to
him, be placed against the invectives tndulged in that day
by the defendant's counsel—invectives which he (Mr.
Atherton) was happy to say very seldom food theidtruzi
Into discussions of cases in th + sew trial paper. The
core& then proceeded to distinguish the land =ll
plan from the Arta Union and other lotteries, sad
that It did not cow within the prohibitory sterlia.
Mr. Baron Parke said the verdict clearly MOM Skiff
O'Coance was not guilty et the dishonesty of petal/ say of
the fond subscribed into his own pocket, but that woo
guilty of political dishonesty. It appeared to him that the
summing up of the learned judge was unobjectionable.
Mr. Baron Alderson—What the jury said was this:—lse
his general conduct Mr. O'Ooror is not dishonest ; but
this petticalar translation h
IWM talkyrds., Of
he wha
is a very
t the law
would cell Olin ignorantia. n other wo
respectable earns, but we think ha to • political impostor—
(lausliter)—ead not very honest is this tranardirn.
After some further discussion the son was deferred.
Not Paws av Na. &API KAM= AMA A
Mumma Manson Arm
SitahLoCA tr. ArtWooo.—Bahaot or PlOlllll,ll
This cue, which was reported In the Birram.sl
Monday, was rammed yesterday.
Mc. Sergeant Allen replied for the plaintiff. In refennes
to the broad defers of Immoral shariseter sad meekest'
conduct which had been set spec the part of the liedeedaat,
admitting its truth, he had yet to learn that any puma he
this realm, however poor or despised, was to be Weer be-
yond the protection of the law. Let the plaintiff be as Uri
in character as she was represented to be, she was still end•
tied to redeem by the laws of her country. He said this am
the assumption that all that had been declared against her
was trail. Bat be denied that the statements wets
Use, ort weld be true. They were too improbable
to be credited. It was admitted by his learned tried
that there mast be • verdict fey the plaintiff es the
tee first two pleas, for it was clearly proved that a plain
had been made by the defendant, and it was also preyed
that he wee of age when that promise was made. The only
question, titmice', that remained for the consideration of
the jury was the impost of damages to be *warded for the
breach of promise. The jury would bear in mind, that
according to the testimony adduced for the defendant net
one of the witnesses alleged any act of immortality or in-
decency subsequent to 1848. That was • meat importaat
fact is relation to the provost question. All the acts charged
were menlised tea period prior to the end of 1848. when the
defendant became acquainted with the plaintiff. There was
alto mother most important fact spinier in the *vides=
for the defence, that no one witness stated that ho
had improper Income** with the girl herself. Mass
tending to degrade her character had been Mai.
the tenth of which he denied; bat no or bed
dared to say that ke bad any intercourse with ler.
In the whole course of his experience as an advocate,
he had never seen to much daring and reckleisenass dims
played as by the men who had gone into that witness box to
publish their own degradation, that they might injure an
unhappy and unprotected girl. Tits learned replant then I,
entered into • very elaborate and critical review of the rt.
di re, contending that the statements were improbable, r
bi ieg utterly opposed to nature, and that such testimony
could not possibly be rolled on, loukisg at the intimacy of the
greater pert of the witnesses with the defendant, and the fast
that many of the acts alleged had never been commur
rated by these to him until within a few days. Writ on snob
testimony that the jury were to be asked to cast her forth
in the world, degraded, miserable, and kelpie's, whir
would be her lot should they return an adverse radio*?
Admitting that she was as she had bean represented, never-
theirs, if she had been betrayed by the defendant she was
entitled to compensation for that wrong. He implored the.
to consider what might be of possible ace rrrrr ce to thick
of this unhappy girl spurned from every door perishing with
her hapless child of went in the street', and he felt reared
they would give such a verdict now as would justify their
consciences then.
Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up, told the jury that the
only point for their consideration was as to the amount of
damage to be awarded to the plaint:ff. In estimating the
damages they must look to the moans of the defendant, so
that he might be able himself to bear any amount whisk
the jury might consider proper under the circumstances. If
they considered the plaintiff to be of good character on a ow
sidtration of the whole evidence, they would award substan-
tial etaniages, having retrace to the means of the defendant
to pay them from his own resources. On the other hand, II
they took the vii w of her character urged by the learned
counsel for the defence, it was for them also to say what ens
would be sufficient to compensate for the breach of promise
under the eircuoistasioss of the case.
The jury retired at three o'clock, and notwithstanding the
intimation made on Saturday that they were unanimous in
their verdict, they remained upwards of four hours in deli-
beration. They returned into court soon after seven o'clock
with a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 101.

From lA. LONDON GAZIITTB.—Thoodog, Nov. 19.

SAN BRUITS.
W/LllBll Bairns, jaa., Wmalmry Wigan, Wercertershirs. briekmaker,
to surrender Nov. SS sabl Jen. 1, at 12, at Birmingham Court.
Bois, Break and harm Bisudagkens; MI. reit, Whitmore, Bir-
mingham.
Rewase Baswerre, Haad.esert, ffity, printer Nov. 26 at I. and
D. 26 st 1, at Beelegbellairest. Sets., Biormy and illsopeoc,
Waffinntoreitmet, Imides-bringei mfg., Bell, Coismenotreet-
balldimps.
JOUR Bomar" liewttery groans. Nov. 211 M I. sod
Jim. 11 in 11, Selo, Mom. Liakkiere, Mar-
lotto-row. IteneketAmem; Mt. seelgOttellisMosit Davingrest-
AMLUMII Omuiwent, Innaerlge and FMr-visw. temensens, cotton
Maid
Ds& n Jam kat 11, at Ilaumbestee (Wert Baia.,
AtidmiandOn, ; Ma:km* Manehaster.
Ennown tareammi. 1199049 Mer, rime mansfamsrm Dec. 8 and
Jan.', et nrnedssMsr Own. Salk, Atkinson aid Co., !!an-
as Pett. rasibiresr.
Ass imamow4 Cannosotreat-read. Geo Sin-th-
e MOM lons Ilmitiami, Priam-place, •s
-in.
melertlikers, Dee. 6at 0, sad Jen. 14 at I, at shall-
;Me= Ifidesky, BeednaleaWset Ormen, Ab-
cheeb-me.
VI 1111•11 Nam. vistaalisr, Nov. 28 at 111, and
Dee. 26 at 11. i 7ailiseseD4Mear. Sala, Dieernock and Burbey,
Buffolk.iman Ormasissamt; ME rig., Bell, Coleman-street.
'mire [burs, Umipael. birmaelber. Des. 3 and!!. st 11, alliver-
pool Cour. MY. Bei trait Imaglard, priday-strest, City, and
kb and Ca, /Iminasa; nig, nuips, Liverpool.
Tomas Tam" swim 0131asaft LOB. 3 and 24,
it
I. at 11== DA. T'oo lay, Cornhill; of.
Maid%
ascumanion O DIVIDENDS.
Gwyn linitenewss, ffirminsitsm. eteeedel,-lot Dv. of Is. 116., Nov.
11 sodomy Thanki, al Valses. Blrmingkeim.
Amu, alum Oallohner Blasnakmoesw, Prescott-
sae Past Ina aLdgar. la sad three sup.
at Oreent. Abavreklara.
Rienens FIROPOI, aIIOOMBOBI .statkuser-lit My. of 3a. Sad.,
Nov. IS sad Wes ssimmysest- ass 7e, at Gesseet, Alichurch-
lane. •
Jima BaTOOl smal Jasaresa Tom, Foleehill, Warwickshire, silk
ITIOSUBIOUTOT-het div.:= Nov. 21 and any subsequent
Thursday, at Veiny's,
Joss BOLT, New liurtesonswin Ilagent-street. job master-3rd
die. 01 Rd., Nov. 23 mai dime Misspent Saturdays, at Groom's,
Atcherch-lsoe.
Than Ileum HALM Hars'orbasii, basammisr-
Ist dlr. of id., Nov. 11 and say salsaymost Tannish at Valpeir.
Birmingham.
lifturen Croakier/Ilk Devenehire, victualler-1d af
M. Id., Nov. 19 and was salias~ Tuesday, at Wesel* Diana
Jams Hominam., Inusim4emle liberlierstreet, City, and Dms-
too. Durham, Inas, manialienrer-ist div. of 2.., Nov. 26 '
two smassmirst 11=4,8:0=1,Birehin-lane.
SOAR Parneam, a, plumber-Lt div.
of
7%. 6d , Nov. 11
,ads tarse salissmat Saturdays, at Maniere,
Berbghall.atiest.
Maar Bark s Ilr, cotton manufmturer-Ist
Seal dlv. af la 4i, Dec. nand any subtequent TIMM', at Pre. I
Nee, Ileeeboolor.
Mama Tama Dudley, Woictatershire, ire moester-Ift die. of
Cs. 9iL, Nov. 21 aod any subsequent Thureday, at Valpy's, Birm-
ingham.
HORT WAromnoros, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, merchant-6th dim.
of 13.16 d.. Nov. 7 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansield's,
Basingball.etreet.
DIVIDENDS-Dee. 18. P. A. Black and J. Whittierharn Liver
pool, provtalon and general brokers-Dee. IS. J. W. Cole and J. John-
toe, Great W inchester-amet, CR , marliants-Dee. 13. G. G. Cold-
rey, Lawrence-lane, City, t-Dee. 13. J. Cramond, Lime-
street, City, ship broker and agent-Dee. 20. C. Dutton, Ter.'s.
Cheshire, }Diner -Dee. 16. 11. Griffith and P. Prime, New
Bond-street, tailors -Des. 13. W. E.H.Guillatune, Bodey, Hampshire,
timber merchent-Dee. 10. W. Humphreys, Brighton, tamer, wme
meretnnt-Dee. 13. J. Johnson, Great Winebeater-atreet, City, mer-
chant-Ike. It. Rev. A. Yak, North eve, Yorkshire, woodmerchant
-Dee. 13. It Law, Portlaskrow, Camberwell, lawnbruker -Den 11.
W. Reay, Walker, Nerthumberlitorl, ship builder-Dec.l6. E. Round
find W. Round, Tipton, titaffardshire, timber merchants- Dee. 12. J.
Rowlett. Liverpool, inerekaat -Deo. IS.
B. H. Itimold. Warden,
//buil/seri, and Hardy Unoolnakire, dealer Den U. W. Wat-
ford, Wolverhampton, rdebtre, brewer-Dec. If. W. Williams,
Brecon, Brecknockshire, draper-Dee. 19. W. G. W Warm, Arring-
ton, Laneshise, raper.
C2llll /ICATES to be grentedonder canes be shown to the contrary

ae_tM.dq d .se(.

Dee. 10. J. Bull, SontkAudley-lt;eet, ishipormer -Dee. 10. W. H.
Ds Wolf, Liverpool, merchant - Dec. 10. It. Diokeneon, Crook, Dur-
ham, grooer-Dee. Id. J. Hayward, Reehted, labroprkire,
Den.. 10. 10. W. Hymn rs. Gateshead, Durham. putdieen-Dec. 10. I.
Jessup, Kingenown. Kent, larrser-Die. IS. W. Meadoweroit, Rock-
dale, Lancesnirc, cotton spinner-Dec. 10. J. Moore, Hanover street,
Islington. victualler-Dee. 11. J. Stork, Kingston-up.m.lluil, wine
merehant-Dtc. 19. F. Yin's and T. Kielce, Fast Greenwich, Kent,
millers-Deo 12. R. Webb, Great Itusall.fUset, Covent-garden,
dealer in ham and teed
PARTS VLSRIPS DISSOLVED.-G. J. Ashton and C. J. ethics,
Mark-lane, City, CUM= mann &comers -J. Banes T. Knowles. and
T. Boardman, Chur,ll, Lancashire, opal maters-M. Bentkland O.
Corr, Jun.. eherdeld, steel refiners-Mary Bickerton and Spear,
Selby, Yorkshire. grocers-J. Is and J. Franks, Malmo, Not-
tinghamshire. maltsters-laidors W. Vreudinthal, sad
M. Frendenthal. wtymuntlmpLice, New "ent-rcmd, cigar nitichente
as far as regards Isidore Emmenthal -IL Burnet and It. !tag,
Eam-und, City-rued, sloe worsen-B. Gordian and W. Harrison,
Scarborough, Yorkshire, brachia CV- W. Ihukaylle and 11. P.
Coop, r, Liverpool, seeds . Monday and G. Monday, AM
church.lane, City, but den-J. Murptroyd sad W. Arniltateed,
Kemal, Westmoreland, earpenters-J. Musgrove and 11. F. Gadsden,
Old Brad-street, City, Interdict's-W. Nicholson and J. Hobson.
Smite., ugh. Yorkshire. coach hoyden-J. Barak, T. 14,0114, J.
Millie, and F. Mayson, Royston and Mancimeter, Laneashire,cotimi
spinners,, so fa, as regards F. Mays. u-E. &tithes and H. S. bouillon,
Canterbury and Whitstable, hoymen-H. Tomlinson and B. Tomlin.
sne, Birmingham, ego merehanta-T. Whitley and F. Whitirt, Ha.
lilac, Yorkshire, woolstapkva-L. Wilson and J. Wileon, 611Btoo-nest.Gravesend. Kent, coopers-J. Wood and W. Brownflehl, Cobridge,
stadordetee, earthenware mantdsclarers-R. Woofs and It. Wilson,
Mooegalsetrcet, City, tailors.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
GILIZAT FIAT, Glasgow, groom, Nov. 23 and LK. 16, at the Wain,
ice Tavern, Glasgow.
Roam riikrvores, Glasgow, cabinet maker, N0v.37 and Dee. 16, at
the King's AMY Inn, Glasgow.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONFL—YzersaDAy.
heroes Ma. Cramarr homes, Ammar,. AMON.
The November adjourned getteral mama of the pesos for
the county of Middlesex commenced this morning. at the
Sessions. house, Clerk. Dwell. Than were 78 cues of felony
and 4of misdemeanour for trial. The magistrates on Ire
bench were Biz Moses Moat, Bore, Mr. Brooking, Mr. Wood-
ward, Mr. Warner, and Mr. Russell.
The lamed lodge, in charging the grand jury, remarked
that the calendar was rather heavier than usual, but it
nearly enrespoaded with the calendar for the adjourned
November session for last p sr. Ater explaining the
manner in which the calendan of the serious sessions varied,
the learned serpent seed that bent ficial result' would, in his
opinion, follow a full and proper inquiry into the causes of
these fluctuations—results that would lead to mote being
done to reknit thieves beton Or y gee into prison instead of
all reformatory endeavours being made in their behalf after
they were in prison. In this metr polio thieving was as
much a business us that of a carpenter, aed those
who were brought up to it looked span imprisonment
merely as one of the evil chenees of their waft,
and it was not by asking prisons so very mendortable,
as some appeared to think they should be, that ref rmetion
would be effected. Seiertary wahines toe the dwellings of
the poor and the instructios of the alleluia of the poor upon
sound moral and religious principles, with the view of their
minds being thotonghly impressed with a unroof their duty
to Ood and man, w re the agencies by which the reforma-
tion of the minunal population of the country was to be
brought about. Parkhurst Prison war an establishment sp
propriteed for the reception of juver.ile convicts, who were
there placed in three climes. The first class oomprleed the
yoane thieves of the London districts, who were described as
sharp, clever boys, capable of being put to anything. The
second, those from the agricultural district', who were said
to be mese clods, se reedy able to distinguish right from
wrong ; and the third dam, thou from the manatee ming
dietriets, thews being neurally attenua•ed and worn out, the
result or their being set to work in factories at too early as
' age. Re was informed by an entineet military officer that
time same characteristics distineuithed the recruits from
the districts be had mentioned, and surely these were facts
deeervieg the attentive oonsideratios of the legislators. Was
not this subject of tar greater importance with regard to
the social interests of the acme:moil than any intrairy as to
the our of meat, pinta of porridge, and amount of per
; usual comfort a realigned thief ought to receive w; ilat in
tomfieement t With these taw remarks he remitted them to
the diseharge of their dudes.

POLICIL-MTIP.DAT.
GUILDHALL. _

CARDINAL Wonting.-8u Petar Laurie asked Mr.
Alderman Sumphery. the sitting. magistrate of this court.
tt be had seen the report that bad gone the round of the
daily journals. containing s statement made from the bench
on Saturday last by Yr, Alderman Challis, relative to the
generally soticipated departure of Cardinal Wiastaan from
this wintry I
Mr. Alderman Huraphery said he entsinly bad seen it,
bet not without some surprise, as he had slice ascertained
that no each information as that of the Cardinal having re
mind stoics to quit London in 48 hours bad as pat coma
Mien the City authorities, in say form, °Moist or other-
wise. He had made inqsirise, and the result satisfied him
that Mr. Alderman Challis had been misled in eensequenee
of reading an incorrect easement that appeared loose of the
newspapers to that effect

LAMB AND FLAG RAOOKD SCHOOLS, CLEBKIIN-
Inna...—A ..Stingin the friendsand supporta' of
these schools took pleas aa Meade enemies, at taw Brdwel.
eients, Cierkenwell-grese. There wee a memo 'need-
less. TM Man was compied by Ms. Watts, who intro-
deed the Meese by sagas metre .8 septets of the
ilismelts leek mord semis had esakned ea the pawn
lames d tbs metropolis, sad emselelly in the dee,
psigeset district is week Mey were meemb.ed. The
wed that the meek who!' an among the area
St the elms is the sketiropoldk eospneed day,
day, end evening whet& for eital,e and 7011S1
trisommd done the day. Tim latter were rpm ea
we ileldege daring the week TM daily attendance st.the
bias aulami soreprised nearly 70 Mersa, tram ume lean
armed,, who swami se greaten attachment to the neon.
Is was gaits a rare thing to see a ehiki cote its any. The
' plea adopted was MU rely to senand• the dean lama ens dirty,
sad it was eenaidered mob dlierace to be separated that they
all tried to send it as IBA as possible. There had
beluga boys and girls as se books rit the day meet daring
MO psis par. O. thew, 181 wed mad well Se the Old awd
Now Testamerrs ; the rest (190) meld all reed a hula; SO
oak who wry well in alp, beaks ; Whicnild Won
MISS slates • 82 eadersteed Genoa midtown); 36 girls
Oda se wells 60 were leaning to sew. Upwards of 120
W bean made is the 'shoe dewing the pa t year.
in mina. ; she girls is reeding. Me
Wee were three tees its es, it utild be elled, so
tees Me little Minim get to school. Toe Baaday
somgoope bad as follows; Number am tie
hese. Is=B 295. Ot those, 92 °eel said
aim wish _som• reeearkably►
LS vela Is She t
The a smal:
was 02. Of thee, 69
04Filltag • As
all liewaed

Humes

State of 41041117.

llard Wind
Hard Wind
Hard Wind
Strong stow.
Strong Brame
Strong brow
Strang Man
benne rtrOM,
Strung Breese
Wong Breese
Strong Knew
Hard Wind
Omits Snow
Strong ocean
Strong Brener
Elagoa Weise
Storm

rumamma

C3oody
Po,E•tiany Cloudy

BateroL

Omits
CAXIILIDOI
IbIMMIX
OONIVAT
ROCTIIIIAD

Ilia—Ty Goa
Straw Were
&raft erase
arm Breve

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Warm
DAauarevam

Partially Cloudy
Brod
Partially Clot*
Rata
Cloudless
Pact s Cloudy
Overcast
I ?venom
Partially flood'
Pigtail, Cloudy
Partially Lerma,
Partially Coady
Bala
Psis
Bala
ria°44=Pardmaiy air
Bola

THIS DAY. Noon.
Operas at Mad. Iltrensth or Wiwi nese et weather.

6.W.

S mns &s.

The returns ftoa the following pieces did not reeeh this
dice in time for publication y este rday ; they therefore
Indicate the state of the weather on Moeda', morning at
eine o'clock.

Cazwie
isramoox.
liascabersa.
Cauasa

&IL rep* Brew
&E. Oistl* Breen
&w. Gentle area..

141
OVIlf
Overcast
Overaest

IRON PERMANENT WAY OF RAILWAYS.—Ths eco-
nomy in the use of Iron fee the prominent way of railway has
led to the construction of upwards et 80 miles of sine: line
is this country and upon the continent. Mr. Laing, the
chairman of the Brighton Railway Company, static in ha
pamphlet cm the coat and maintenance of raL ways and nil
way stock, that the eat:tense of the renewal of wooden
despise is as high SI 731. per anatim. Any redturion at
:7Wl'hisititor therefore, that can be eft eted in the renewal
11, of the permanent way moat be a wry Import-
s.' to the railway shareholder. Tbs. experimental
Minn permanent way laid down upon the South'
Mestern line has, it is undentrod, Droved eminently sir:cow
lay- Boma of the most substantial contractors of the day
have offered, it is said, entain railway eorneenies to estate%
aid renew an inn permanent way at a nun per mile which
is cow paid solely for easintenance on wooden sleeper per
ways. The first outlay of the iron p-rmanent way
is said to be not greater than that for the ordinary perma-
nent way.
' THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF BEAL,
to the north eastern part at MS county. the proptr.y el
Prideaux J_ lo
ohn
acres aO., lii,ttosnot Tire: sad., a Rrionanatal,olßle,l7toword„,
been far several months in the market, hay,.
hold to Magri Taylor, fan , Bar, of the
for the acm of 47,030‘.—Nemmetie
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BAD
rat's Prue,
is, Qat all
Sim or