The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-05 00:00:00

THE QUARTER'S REVENUE.

The quarterly retires of revenue to be made up
this evening, as already ladvasted, will be of a highly
favourable character. The entire increase will be
nearly 400,0001. The larger portion of this increase
will be in the items of Customs sad Excise.
In the latter item, as compared with the oorrespond-
, ing quarter of last year, the moments will show an
increase amounting to at least 200,0001.; while in the
leostoms the receipts will exceed those of the quarter
ending July 5, 1849, by about 150,0001. In the other
and minor items there will be but alight alteration ;
but such as there is will be of a favourable nature,
with the exception of those coming under the heads
Property-tax and Stamps, where there will appear a
islight decrease in the receipts.

THE
ASSAULT UPON HER MAJESTY.

RE-EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF
TEE PRISONER.
HOME OFFICE.-THIS DAY.

Robert Pate, who stands charged with having
simminksi M Welty al Thereday, the 27th alt, hi Pkiggl,
dflig, gee fhb learning brought up to the Home-ofEee for

nresenisatioa.

There were very few moots present, and on the prison-
er's arrival there was no abolition of feeling displayed either
in his factor or against his..
The primmer, who was in the custody of Superintendent Ot
way, was accommodated with a seat I. an ante-rootu lording to
the office, and an opportunity was thus afforded to those
present to observe whether any alteration bad taken place in
►is appearance since the last examination. It was evident
that be felt more C311.6.3i1l of the animas pultioa in which
he stood, and his look betray.? symptoms of declining health
and deep anzie,y. Ile took no notice of what passed
atoned his., but remained absorbed in his own reflections.
After the lapse of a few minutes D 3 was eonduc tad into
the pretence of Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate, Sir George
Grey, and Lord Fitzroy &menet.
The Attorney General and the S natal attended
on behalf of the crown, and Mr. Iluddlestone appeared
for the prisoner.
Tao witnesses in attendance were six in number, including
those who were examined on the last occasion. The addi
tional evidence was that of Joseph Baas. ooichman to Lady
Willoughby D'Eresby, and Sir James Clark, phpielan to
her bli•jesty. Tee former stated that he was in Piccadilly at
the time the assault was committed, and that he .sw her
Mejisty put her hand up to her forehead immediately after
the blow was sitek.
The evidence of Sir James Clark was to the effect, that he
wa. called upon to attend her Majesty between 8 and 9
u'idock on the evening of Thursday, tat 27th Jane, and that
he *twined a swelling cn ►er Majesty's let' temple, and all,
a small incision, which had produced a alight loss of blood.
The tut other witne•.ses who were examined on Friday
last, and w►e were 'gait In attendance this morning, were
Samuel Cooling, Police-Sergeant Silver, Ctdonel Grey, tied
R,bert lionwtek (eeriteant-tootman to her Majesty), whose
evidence was reported in the papers at the time of the pee-
-1 vitas examination.

The depositions having been taken by Mr. Burnaby, the
chief clerk of Bowatree•, the prisoner was committed
to Neweate, to take his trial for misdemeanour. Mr. Mayne,
chief commissioner of police, wee then hound over to prose
cote, and the prisoner was removed in the custody of Saper-
inteodent Otway. At this time a crowd of persons bed
assembled in the street lead in the passage within the outer
door of the office; but no demonstration of any kind was
offered so the prisoner entered the cab which was in readi-
ness to convey him to Newgete.
It was stated by Superintendent Otway that the conduct
o, the prisoner during his incarceration wee most exemplary,
that he was eor.tented with everything, and that he
pas.cd the whole of his time in reading end study.