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London, England, 1856-09-10 00:00:00

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.--(This Day.)

CITY SHERIFF'S COURT.
(Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.)
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS SUMMONED ON. JURIES.

BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Mr. Commissioner 110 royd was the commissioner of
the day, but was occupied the w hole of the morning at a
private meeting.

At the sitting of the court an application was made
by a person who had been summoned to attend a jury,
but failed to do so, to be excused from the fine, and
that the execution which bad been put in might be
withdrawn. He said he had just previously to being
summoned in this court been serving on the jury in the
Lord Mayor's Court, and there were other causes for his
exemption which he stated to the officer at the time.

His Honour said that the officer could not excuse a
person from attending. The applicant had not only
been summoned on the jury, but had had notiae that he
had been fined, and he might have attended, and probably
been excused, but he did not, therefore the usual steps
bad been taken to enforce the fine. The execution
having issued, and the levy made, the court could not
interfere, but the proceedings must take the usual
pm course.

The fine and costs must therefore be paid, or the
goods will be sold off under the execution.
The rule of the City Sheriff's Court is strict in such
cases, but in the Secondaries' Court the absentees are
seldom fined, as subsequent process to enforce them must
issue from tho superior court. The names of the parties
are placed on the list to serve at the Central Criminal
Court.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—(This Day.)

ushed, that on the o ae side it was enough to freeze a
person, while on the other side sufficient to roast a
party.

- Mr. Sec'er said that another place ought to be in-
stantly provided for the administration of justice in the
district. He could not sit in the Court any longer. His
Worship then adjourned the Court to the library, after
which Mr. Combo tended, and proceeded with the
charges.

GRATTUIOUS BANQUET TO BE GIVEN TO
TWO IIIiNDRED THOUSAND PLASANTS, tCc.

Moscow, Sept. 2.—Yesterday the Emperor, ac-
companied by his brothers and the Czarevitch, re-
viewed the immense army encamped about four
miles d'stance fr(,m Moscow, where ho has invited
200,000 peasants to dinner on the 27th. The am-
bassadors and their retinues were upon the ground,
and a part of the cavalry was ordered out to swell the
manoeuvres, already sufficiently
.imposing. This
review was the event of the morning ; the event of
the evening was the opening of the Italian Opera.
As to the review it is calculated that there were
about 140,000 men under arms, who defiled past
the Emperor. The Guards are all here, and they
form two complete corps d' armee, each 60,000 strong,
each having its own horse and its own artillery.
Add to these the Cossack troops and other bodies,
and you get a total in and around Moscow of more
than 150,000, of which 25,000 are cavalry. Not much
more than half of these last were on the ground.
Numerically speaking, the Russian army is, you
know, organised and classified differently from ours.
In the infantry regiments they reckon 3,000 men,
1,000 to each battalion ; and then the reserve, the
force of which varies, must be added. About a
fortnight ago, when the troops had been nearly all
collected, the cholera broke out at the encampment
with lamentable violence. The full fury of this
scourge lasted only a week, during which time
some 700 or 800 died.

On Sunday, the day after his solemn eatry, the
Emperor went to the Serghian Monastery of the
Trinity—the "Serghia Troitski Monastir"—on a
sort of pilgrimage ; and returned for the review
to-day at Hadinka. In that place he has invited
the peasants or mujiks to the number of 200,000 to
dine at his expense on the 15th of September,
old style—the 27th. Fountains of wine and beer
are to play. The preparations for this enormous
banquet are already begun.