The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-28 00:00:00

REMARKS.

Barometrical pressure haslner;;ed since yesterday at all
stations . the change has been greatest on the north end mat
coasts Readings ere uniformly high the difference between
ValenUa and Brussels is 0.33 inches. A email diminution In
temperature bee occurred In the south and west, but In these
Wands it is still rather high. Winds yesterday were fresh from
north-west to northeast on our southern coast. and In the atter
noon increased to a squall from the north at Yarmouth. Light
and 'outside winds now prevail In Scotland end Ireland. The
direction on the Channel coast is northeast. log prmalls at
Hob head, and :Mat is reported at Plymouth. On our east coast
the a ether is toe, bat elsewhere the sky is generally cloudy.

DIVORCR AND MATRIMONIAL CAl:BlB.—This
morning the text of a bill was published, having for its ob-
ject the amendment of the law relating to appeals from
the Court for Divorce end Matrimonial Causes. The' bill
provides that in suits for dieeolution an appeal to the
House of Lords by any party to the unit shall lie
from the decree nisi, but not from the decree ab-
solute, excepting in cams where, pending any ap-
peal, the decree nisi shall be made absolute, when the ap-
peal shall be deemed to be as well against the one as the
other. There is to be no appeal in undefentid suits.
When cause @hal be shown against a decree nisilther by
the Queen's proctor or any other intervener, the inter-
vener, when the decree is made absolute, and the peti-
tioner, when the petition is dismissed, may appeal to the
House of Lords from the deem &timbale, or from the
order dismissing the petition, within a month. The bill
is endorsed by Mr. C. Forster, Mr. Headlasn, and Mr.
Manlike.

The new buildings for the Charter-house, which
are to be erected at Godslmlay, will be from designs by
Mr. P. Hardwick.

Mr. Winwood Reads will sail in a few weeks
for the Gold Coast, awl will probably owevassos by aw
ploring the Aegis& river. Mr. Reads will travel under
the !Lumpier; of the Royal Geographical Society. _

According to letters just received at Southamp-
ton, Captain Gas• and his English excursion party were
to leave Jerusalem for Northern Palestine on the 12th
inst. They had spent a week in seeing the Hely City
and its environs. They were guarded in their tripe by
soldiers. They encountered several Bedouin tribes, bet
the excursionist.' Sheik always rode bol.ly tip to the 414

Bedouin, whispered something to him, and Captain
Gaze and his party then rode on unmolested. Once
only a tribe insisted on showing their profound
respect for the Enithsh nation, as they a:preened
it, by dancing their national dance, for which, of
course, the English captain rewarded them. The only
wild animals met with were Rocks of vultures swooping
down upon some camel or ma lying dead by the way side,
and some jackals, one of which nearly lost his none wing
to his curiosity about the intatior of one the exeursiceiet's
tents. The excursionists encountered a dreadful norm
while at Bethlehem, and took refuge is the Latin convent
there. They saw nearly 200 Arabs digging for the remake
of ancient Jericho, under the superiateedenoe of as Baglinit

sapper. Lieutenant Warren, .6.18., politely essorted the
excursionists under the modern city of Jamaica into
vaults and passage' and under archways of the wettable
Jerusalem of Christ and the Apostles. _ _

ST. JAitse's PALAcs, ?Lawn 24.—The Queen
lea been pleated to appoint the Rey. Jobs Edward Kangas,
rector of St. Janus's, Westminster and tiooorary chaplain
to her Dia}aety, to be one of the airplane in ordinary to
ber Mojeety.—Gazette.

Br. JAKE' 5 PALAcs, MARCH 24. —The Queen
kes bees pesesed to appollat the See. mad Bev. Qanss
Thanes °rho& Beidgenea, resew el %V'
te be an boomory *spiels to be. MaJeeer.

LAW. INTZLLIO]

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APPLICATIONS Pei IRMAIL
Than were se fewer *am live apolimalswe of Mils
.seas •
broughtel wader his Hewer% make Sin
were ardbery ebertelisz4atli leadi g
clerks, who bed entiraoted a few dab bed wake to
poorwith.
Ments, biker, Calmlemikaued woo fwd by
Mr. Hadley ea behalf of Menem HadS24 He
wee la eutody cm a espies, Mildavit bees mode
that ha wee about to beau the country. The sitting for
agile effulgent hid taken pine.
Mr. Soli= sapper's& the application. and &NW say
trauMem *a part et the bealmupt, as did the beakeupt
hkiesif of lea,* the e
His Honour granted tltititase on the bankrupt ands:-
Joking to give up the termites,.
Alexander Todd, junior, essamaraial els*, of Haien -
street, Spitaldeideorbsee &Ms woe 1., awl Ms 11•0111111
UAL a year, was append by Mr. Idiassa, es behalf of
Mr. Foote, one of the istelakag eseilame ; bat hie Honour
saw no reason for keeping the benbrup• la custody, end
greeted his release.
John Carter, a tobeetemist, et Rochester-row, West-
minster, had bosoms surety for the debt of a friend, and
being proceeded spinet, wee unable to meet the demand.
Hr. Low, who supported the applicant, stated %het the
bankrupt had a business,. but bad been brought
into kis present pasilice Mbeceening surety.
Hie Honour observing that he ought not to have done so
unless he was prepared to pay the amount, greeted the re-
hoes.

POLICE COITRTS.-(THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL.

Thomas Syrian-
ham, commisaion meat, and ThomasAlport,of 46, Camden.
square, Camden Town, his clerk, were placed at the
bar on remand before Alderman Hale, charged with
brutally welting Mr. Edwin Yelland of 25, Aldridge-
road-villas, Weatherers*, and seriously injuring bins.
Mr. Bathanaa prothented, sad Mr. KAatht, from the
ethos of Mr. Beard, appeared for the prisoners.
Mr. Buchanan said that Mr. Wised was still unable
to attend and be would have to ask for • remand. The
prisoners had sabpLeased Dr. Wall sad be would put him
into the box and give them the benefit of his evidence.
Dr. Wall said be was attending on Kr. Yelland, and
since the last examination he was much improved,
but was still in • very. excited state. He
believed that Mr. Yolked was in a dangerous state for
the grit week that be attended him. He was not able to
appear in court to-day. His present state arose from the
treatment he received and the fright and shock to his
nervous system. He was now out of danger.
Mr. Knight said he could not object to the application
for • remand, provided the prisoners were admitted to
bail. Bail had been refused only because it was wanted to
ascertain whether Mr. Yelland was out of danger. That
question being now set at rest, he trusted that bail would
be accepted for them.
Mr. Buchanan objected to bail being takes for them,
because it was • premeditated &malt, with intent to do
grievous belay harm.
The prisoner Hill said that Alpert had nothing to do
with the assault, took no part in it, and only went with
him as • witness.

Alderman Hale refused to take bell for Hill, but
accepted two sureties is 501. each for Alpert, and himself
In ZOO/.
The *tomes were that remanded ; Alpert being
libmated cm his beil.

THE " MISTER " STET= OP THE LONDON 01311:1lL °SUR-
BER COMPANT.-COXVICTION OP • MUTER IX THE PULL
PINALTf. _ ---

Ja;---lieiker, • driver in the employ of the Leaden
General Omnibus Company, badge 7,039, was summoned
for being guilty of wanton misbehaviour at Islington.
Mr. Ricketts, solieitor, prosecuted.
George Weston, of 2, Horn/spread, omnibus proprietor,
said he had two omnibuses running from Hornesprias
to London-bridge. Since Christmas last be had been
much annoyed by the company's omnibuses "nursing*
him. In the eattleshow week he started his ascend
omnibus and about that Sil3le the defendant changed his
time so es to go before his omnibus and then another
follows behind him. Oa the day in quicken he
left Horneey-rise about 20 minutes pest 5, and
like company started en omnibus just before him. As he
went up to the Hanley Arms the defendant followed close
behind, till he got into the Seven Sisterwroad, and then
he drove his horses amen his, and got to the Nag's Heed
'before him. The other omnibus then started, and be
followed, bat had not gone more than • dozen yards be-
fore the defendant followed. The first omnibus kept about
100 yards in front of witness, end tbe.defendant was about
five or ten yards behind him. He stopped at his yard to
change hones' and the defendant drew across in front of
him, and waited till he had his horses put in, and when be
(witness) started, the defendant also started, raid kept the
lead to Highbury. Witness went to the bazaar at tiling-
ton, and pulled round into Duncan-street, and waited,
thinking the defendant would go away ; but he stopped in
the main road for four or five minutes, and when be saw
witness start he went and cot to the Angel first. During
the remaining part of this Journey the same conduct was
re
1 Barker said it was a very bad ease, and ordered the
defendant to pay • fine of 31., and costs, or In default, six
weeks' imprisounzen•

tUrtnirdi
ISMS!? 717- ":11. 139 PM.
Thus wee the areal large Saturday muster to-
day, sad bails, s seaddorehle pied was duet
For ths Nesthasiptoaddre Stakes lAN Hadley
was It grog ilemead sad sothel to at 5 to
Miassida. although sot se ea* s rellaerk .111
fairly btrestsd Rpm at 6to 1 sad 7M L Widow was the
ant 1)114 at 10 to 1, sad nee psi beelaut was dam la
favour of Christmas Carol. For the Earl Spasm Plate
Tiblimirps was well sepperMd at 6 to L Vispesisa
sad Louis were also ia sum leave at their gastsd
prism. For the Chester Cup se little u 9
to 1 was takea abut Abergeldie, this bolas
the solo traassoliou as that event. For the Two
Thoassad Great Slues wee ha request, sad had 9
to 1 kkaa about her freely. There was no particular
allege ea this rare, see did the Derby exhibit say Wpm,
Mat feature. Priem is follows :
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARES.
to 1 apt Lord Hastings toff, stol t)
7 to 1 Blasskis (t sad a)
Wolory (off. 10 to 1 t sad w)
100 to 7 Christmas Carol (t)
100 to 6 Names (t)
100 to 8 Lucifer (t)
96 to 1 Tormaator (t)
100 to 2 Requaltapiwir. t)
10 to 1 Moe adNum
sou (t)
EARL SPENCER'S PLATE.
to 1 opt ldhorpo (off, 6 t)
to 1 TBi Verpeska (off, t 9to 1
to 1)
9to 1 Le/ale (t)
10 to 1
Xi
10 to 1 Oda&
(off
(off}
Syoso
20 to 1 Wobey (8
?A to 1 (t)
CHIMER CUP.
9 to 1 set Aborpidio (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
100 to 30 apt Radicals& (off)
Bto 1 Pape 11 and off)
9 to 1 Grua Sleeve (1)
90 to 1 See Saw (t)
20 to 1 Vale Royal (
20 to 1 Blue Gown (ot)ff)
40 to 1 Roolitetiaa (off)
60 to 1 Br to Knight of di/Cremes! (off)

DERBY.

100 t. 15 ogstßomicr;aeiaa (off)
10 t. 1 Green Morn (off)
100 to 7 Bpoodein (off, tlsto 1)
30 to 1 Bobioan (off)
1000 to 30 Orion (t)
1000 to 6 Milton (off)