The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(TlllB DAY.)

it..CItT OF PROBATE AND MORO&
the Joilip Ordiriv.)
, r?rri r. ?Atilt K ram AI7OILIIET-4:ICMLU.
aTRt-
t anise/.
thi. case the petitioners have lodged as appeal to the
Lords, and as application for a rehearing of the
ia.fore a jun. noteethatanduer such entice of appeal.
n...!sloskleu vellum ...I that the objeot of lodging the ap•
.: I.ed Wes merely to save her right. in the event °filler
: • APO for a rebeuins being refund; and praynd the
th..t the ease might be reheard.
Cresewal and he amid do nothing. If the peti-
, rs L 4.1 a right to apply for ■ rehearing. no doubt the
• .utt. wlssu It was citing, would bear th...ir application.
• ..!.“ hells right to email to the 'loused Lords no doubt
t of Leda would attend to their appeal.

THE POLICE tVURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLERK E'SWELL
‘totrrr AS4„trLT TIMOUgaI THE iirmanie !KMIEC

0;• • r•if rt. r, a carpenter, residing at 71; ini; :terrace ,
1'4,4111,4e wellaniail, was placed at the bar before Mr.
charged with vi..lentiv ...malting Mr. George
AtArver, residing at Judd street, Easton.
r od.

The complaio int stat..l that last evening between the
ban of t; and 7 be an.l oane friends wore in a public-house.
bile they were balking together the defendant CAVIC up
and Putted in the conversation, awl introduced the subject
of the builders' strike. He became very recited about the
nutter. made use of violsit language, and threatened to
strike th.• complainant. When asked to desist, he became
still more violent, and struck the complainant in the
mouth. and knocked his hat off. Complainant and his
friends then went out, but the defendant forced his waver-
elation .11 them. and again struck the complainant a violent
blow under the taw. wtoch •.. •1..
la•frodant was alsmt proceeding to further •iolescw when
ap. hr. scrip ant rane up awl took him into custody.
Barker asked the complainant if lieges,. the first pro-
vocation..° introduced the subject of the stnke.
The complainant answered in the negative. The defendant
first spoke about the strike.

Pogeonrrinant Convey. Pi 8, said he was paring along
the Eustoterond when he saw a crowd of persons assembled.
and .4W the defendant strike the complsimint and knock
hini down. He took the defendant to the station.
The defendant smil that the matter of the strike was
spoken about, but it was by the complainant, who was the
v.rror for bluer.
" • • •

Mr. Rork, r inquired of the sergeant if the complainant
was drunk. 21),I d tht• ikloW wee a violent use.
tb.rteant Convey replied that the blow was a heavy one.
I.lt the complainiuit fell partly through the blow and partly
through the drink be had taken. He found that the
ilyfrudant was a respectable hardworking man.
lir. Darker said he should, hail not the complainant been
the worse for liquor, have indicted the full penalty of 7./.
and costa As it was he could not pass such an assault over,
and he snitild be duel 10a. or fourteen days' in the House of
The tine was paid.

P.ttvaavrnw.—The following iv the wi-
le.* which Lord Palmerston has issued to the electon
.4 Tiverton, soliciting re-election :—" Gentlemen,— Her
Msjevty has been graciously pleued to confer upon
me the ornee of Lord Woolen of the Cinque Ports,
mid although there is no salary attached to that
„ft c. vet there are some local advantages eon-
circus! with it, by reason of which its anceptanoe vacates
ay iu the House of Common. I have. there.
bee, again to offer myself to you as • sandid•te fee
the high honour of being oce of your repremestatlyee is par-
h.meat; and I trust that the manner in which I have par.
formed my duties in the long course of TOM der*
which you have honoured me with your coadeaes,
may justify me in now respectfully asking of you • mewed
proof that your coofidence has sot bees withdrawn. I shell
In a few days have the ►ooour of attending upon you at
Tiverton ; .ad in the meantime, I remain, Le., PALM/a-
-lio:4."

Tint IRIAN Malkin a4;R Law.—An important
meeting was held in Dublin na Midn'av night in the Metro.
Haan Hall, for the purpose of obtaining an amendment of
the marriage law in Ireland. All denominations of pro.
temente were reprimanded by the atteadaare of elergrman
sod laymen. The chair was taken by Mr. Alexaoder Hall. I
A deputation, comisliag of the Rev. Dr. Miller and Rev.
J. M'Nsughtes, attended from Belfast, where the
movement origlastad. The met* wee addressed be the
Rev. l*. Miller, Mee. J. 1111famgines, May. Dr. Kirkpairick,
Leo. Robert Mammies, Rev. 17rwiek, and others, who
snugly minded sat the se& whim hem the present na.
60.1 and aamsalous state of she mantems law in this coun-
try. Mr. Foley, haninter, dated that • member of the
Home ef COIOIIIOUS INS aimed to name hr a committee to
ineestiipse the whistle eablest, and thismeMing wee held for
I
minor of sitemigtheaift his heads. A petition to par-
liament, praying for iwie laterfaresse, was adopted,
awl /strutted for preseedatisa sad adwease= mew
her. for the city, (musty, and Univenity ef
lurniter.seNn. IN tI.T. JARNlell•PAßß..—lrnigglrg-
any siormas tb old and Barrow passegn idea for may
year. past has (twined the only mesas if astrimes into the
ht. Jamee'..park from Trafalgarequans wee blocked up,
awl the new passage, in which the front of Berkeley-booty
is stmt., was emend to the public. It is ant • great deal
wider them the old owe, but its general aspect is much more
cheerful, gaily painted railings loving been substituted for
the dark, blank brick walls which used to form the Mies of
the old pamage Berkeley.lsouse ham been thoroughly re-
deo-rated, externally aad intersally, for the «cupola°, of
the Metropolitie Beard of Works, sad now forms • sally
picturesque object from the park, from which hitherto at
has bees hidden by dirty walls. It is expected that it must
he *ass weeks before the members of the Board of Works
will be able to take official possession of the new abode
which has hien so headenmely provided for them.
Flltay Art or THR SIDINIGN.—The brat act of
the present semien ham just hem printed, authorising the
Mclntire of the following places :—Brightwaltoo, in Barks;
Anibuley Mawr, in Stamm ; Cassock, in Stafford ; Newland
Marsh Shorelaad, in Southampton ; Crofton Monk is
Southampton ; Heegill Pell, York ; Sem) Tntey, is biros ;
related, in Eases ; Arley, in Warwick;
Heath, in Don't • Ripon (including Realism CoCHMKeetreeln
CIotICHHHT; GlassOnby, um Cumberland ; lienerkk, in Cues-
herlawl ; Marlingford Common, in Norfolk ; Eldlailleld, is
In:caster ' • Winterbounie &simpleton, ia Dorset; POW,'
sack, in Dorset ; Batcombe, is Dolan ; Piston Common
held., M Southampton ; Lielliaglea Dwell, near Puma-
ham, is Barks and Northampton ; Outten, in York ; Innip
don, in Worcester; Bnoktbmp, Hareanimbe, Harelield,
Whaddon, Quedgley, Tueleigh, Matson, Upton, St.
temente, and Heniretesd, in Gloucester.
NI rt. u ter Itos six r. —Yesterday morning, shortly
after the prenlises had been opened for Weiser, some
daring young thief impudently entered and took • valuable
ell piloting in a gilt train*, of no small dimensions,
from the food wiodow of Mr. Wilma, the picture dealer,
of Wardouretreet, Soho. A tradesman rending near the
spot, who hail noticed the painting when exhibited in the
window, saw a boy walking off with it in the direction of
hlonlistreet, but supposing from the careless *wooer in
which be wont along that he wee employed aa • porter by
smile one who bad purchased it, wsuspicioa was excited '
and the daring scamp escaped with hie booty.
WRE,K og A LARIiE SHIP IN CARDIGAN BATo—
ALEIGarwITII. MARCH 21. —A large ship ie eat Is oar hay,
riding at anchor, dimwit's', and is the show* of a power.
tar lifeboat we have no mesas' of communicating with her.
She was first wen on the 21st Met, with oath eat, driving in
fast. Senn afterwards she wan (Awned bereft of all her
mute, riding heavily at anchor, as she still does. A shore
Dort went out veetenlay moraing towards her, manned by
nine gallant fellows ; bat After pulling hard for many hours
t had to return without acoomplishing their humane
"I.;ect. Mother boat has again started this morning, with
what success I canoot yet my. The want of • lifelioat here
is felt more and more, and no two opinions are held on the
notice. I trot that the National Lifeboat Institution,
whose lifeboats have amed Dearly 400 lives within the past
I:. Numbs, will moue be is a position to send us a lifeboat.
ham writing the abiore I have karat that the name of the
it
is the Belle Wood, from New Yok to Liverpool, and
it 2;00 tons burthea. lam told thatcher crew are happily
all safe.

THE MARBLE Aru STRZIT RLILWAY.—TIIO
mire animated Doane along the Bayswater-road from the
L+r le Arch to Notting•hill (late still promote itself
Naturday and Snaky, from the lame mimber
li .le attracted by curiosity to witness, and, in wail iw-
44bcca. to tide upon the first metropolitan etreet raw* . Is
course of Monday two accidents and several obatreetbaa
the latter alleged to be took place, bet fortwwat•l7
uaattended with seriatim consequences. The weldable WON
It.:11, a cab, said to have been hired for the purpose dob.
striptinc the tramway, being driven slowly immediately is
front of Mr. Train's ears until it arrived at the Marble
A"•i,cool,when the horses of a heavily hides mad waerni
("u:ib; is en opposite direetios, got into collimate, and
taproot middies& round amongst the crowd of people
there asearobled, thereby narrowly_ escapise the up-
setting of the enal•wegnon, sod &in injury to some
of the people. In the wooed case a cab--said to be
lbe none rehicle—whilst being driven on mid off the
tram. directly is frost of one of the trees ears. the pole
• 1 the hitter ran into the bind part, conipletelv staving it in. '
Tv" sirs were kept runsitig from ten in the morning to
t.nth :•,t in the evening. soul on each journey were crowded
peaseagera Notwithstawling a large number of mem :
"'os *nployed with bmuns to keep the hoe clear stones
L4thl frettemitly get upon the rails, by some my;rteetece
'MI6'. mid throw apes or ether of the care off. Is order to
Pt the car again apes the tree* the passengers bail no each
rciasioe to he estirely disclaimed, and the car to be lifted
%qr.by ties mreepootheother. to,pkiyol upon the tram-