The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-21 00:00:00

ZAITTIEG IN SCITOET OF TEE ATLANTIC TELEOZAPH COMPAEr. A large and Uglily influential private meeting of the dareholders is the Atlantic Telegraph Conroy, rel ied in Limpeol. wee Midas Monday, the 184 k Met, at the ftLarenciorrome. South Jeime•treet. The Critter of the moray, the Right Hon. leer Abe ART W..1:1 LILT M.P., setemtasitel by Mr. Seward, the eseretery, attested far the perms if Affording intensities, and to •oller so okra be apron of the local protracts wen t h e weev o l gese poreed to be submitted to the rWag tratesordfanry grand meting for the purpose e "r esseitatiag this interesting aadartalther. TMshat hue. gram= barite talon the chair, com mies,' kin e t,olleas fry owing, that although be had W eser the errata .1 the company at a eempunlvely retest peeled, he en yet one of the oriental shareholders in it, ed se esisting the warm regard entertained by him In the welter of the rest enterprise over which be bad Mn riled sirs te preside, ha to...aired that, although at roma far wad In pohucal tam. menu In Yorkehhe, sillies for his sew emir mustier be had laid everything NM. b ome leer tem that county Or morstag for the =of enering the seem ousting. He then went on be therm ze medal of the company—their abeam brardlate nude ler Or eft opted reetoration of the old nits ce ise the daudies d dew ons—poistlng oat the Moire appikalitele eel We bees mob the by e board to Ler Notedly's governament he swientres et • simile, character be that venal with mil sneer to the Red Sea M Mils Teleopeah °lmpiety, and oniveitind the whipierilly mesa le did led remora of retature an dein oat to iron nerlani wens in this country. with the large end sperhendel of the Pesach govern ment, whgto. eOlsoigh ales geed dividends to works pal ce, utility as egingses septa el over It mintier ....ling, Ms wee yet Wee sad gee! fee: any antra witem tern& addlor up Me ammo a orsrol. Mr mewl Wade, the. deeded I. the has.. slelsorely orteed by Om keg lid eadme nevi 'nth them at the dad aeneebe dem me is Leers eageldwal sided a bale Y amadm with Moo raillery ennewrineter Wise re sabirrinl s of the agenteary serer of taped for Ne peoperuo w of the writ„ TM tame 01111111 Wee OD Ober —A guarsates of IWO pm sese. ei be m ind to be eamryed, easeedes . on C a =t i tj to ' r ib lik t igtr e hrLeTli min set ha the. MI garde per beer. • peril enleed dire Menem *OINK per ouM ohr the berms edam possomma. sense admen pall Sr at the en~. mraaplna The empeey's essivese win the rnwi peas ode, ear breby a keno slim of KIM. pi maw le sensed to the camp,le te be attend r seidet, se Ate by lb.. arrar.perat iM Swanned rouse* a the bdepeadest eassifirg of mereeselle enwpl e r alli M be 10004 par suits. IMgreerneatr stirs 10,0001 at dm grasegsal aphel te be demied le dam te reendkie Or id NAM The eadeadlelaser he to weneserell ad fades el Irk poldlude hr . beams demedeee dab elided Ohs I r b g ro a reed allies hen Tempe ea dr awes et Tkeefeead -1.111. Tb. thaleam narked to odeemse le dune teem Mee they bed am onesibired by the bad es Wortby the eneptasie of the arepory, not se ma es ellieletry gay eiredne bids resat le apleellre Si deed la meow lablew,whieb bed bus domed de wale meideb gender eadereldese ef e pies s tbat, with oulettlery _seneineresee, win hew shed le e a they would be a peemthe es se ted ea mad me a aht NM a the 11111010MIAMINIB wad the Mho le rat ber rarest, are sesurelly ex t ra. It wield ! be In par he k spirit tv de t reek wed be ( ribeineg i r ei d tall fir It In thesort The sebsirdery seraninenle were—• ranee Ismer es es the surneed Wildeelidre of Ow sew reble, which k i Marred ed be eddied dam perahely sauterne sudsy, If !head al eay eneades 0 be the erodes; ol the gable whoa leld, end a ceireeel on the Wortlec t. wes rabbi sensate, hi are word be trill, steed Into pads of lagh ate etatebtety avid repeerbilley. T to .she W prothotithey eagerrents on to the inset dr able, sad the master of gunner; it, obereng be the wire the bare cost of ithelt eeperimate. So sees on die dead gam ate de eided:oo, !hi contractor to weer. lb rag and ley the gable, koisinz separate ecrents at the wed net, and el. lowing • prow (heck non all los earaffillnee brona parpote. Ibe profit to be oalculoted at a per reigp "ma the mail Et et of nsehiag sad Luis; the gable. The res ter tor to take oatmeal on &MO of the corm? he • per- Coo of the acrid coat of making the cable The corrector to furfrit the whole of ids prat and a penal snot of 10,00(1. &relate ly :1 the cable, when lard, doss Dot week set wily daring thirty days after the date of its sabioners between chore sad err. The edentate ;receded to say that tt was ear red to her the new ewe( in abates either ;nude each, with a Mor to pipdartee and extend the interest Is the anderteldri, sad that sbe sormaary of what the directors would be,. to Garr to she tublie over end above the national charm:tar of the week .td ite 111241 am a commercial end impelled west, would be tie follow. let. A capital* of 600,1001. la Sp p r eons. prefeneoe ern., of are pounds each, guareateed by the es. vernenot et:newest on worse. Tod. A guerre teed Warm 1b0.4110 of 34,0001. per union in suppose of sorb prefer, rir isdraredent of 'obits, support. bd. • polky of imurance upon the oucce•sful eau oaten of the caOl• fns, :he shore f Oran bntain and Newfound. land. 4th A guarantee• for careful ernes...mat sad else erica] more nadir a correct ruder to the one )tae der scribed, whereby the Irma' of tho contreetor are involved stoolute Iy is th.es of the company. The rght hon. gentle man overlord by hoping that the foregoing espithatkee would be a tisin'ory to the meeting, and that ha might be malted to ais this the estmordicary geared meeting of We shareholders ti oh pleas in London, that the mrangems nes now abettor d forth. •ithout comailitisg soy one to details, or say thing bat petrel policy, would be scoeptable to the siewsboiders in Liverpool. Mr J, C KRAXT, M.P., expressed his admiration of the eaceniegly lord manner in shell the chaireer, with whew claimer sad metre:ly ha was well creel. need In moths. erre, had ezykred the present preition of the trog ; Er (Mr. Keen) cerdialty speed is the views en her b lb. Wortioy, sad ensersid of her reerwrinded le be tame by the been be mire the saw cepltel. Mr. Bronco 'eeriest sif the Chamber of Conesesesa, ring, strived that br Meows part he wes eo radar with the seamed t Wane of the which bed been seemly end ably ant by be c Wet be wee de drone , td it wgthes the hands of the Lord, to teat th* Iselin if the ;treat meting, al.lsotigli • privet* maters{{ truly, by ,Swift • resolution on the subject. He therefore, move, " That in the opinion of this Totetteg the =ogle dedhy she crimes, the Hight Hon. lines Wortley, for the °Mannino of espial foe ►the peon rains of the. gnat week, is en ad:nimble oar, and is entitkd the ler a t,.ce:dsreos and rapport of the Atlantic Tok- Pet Comi . RANAIN (Morn. Raskin, Gilmer, and Co.) otooded the rescission, which wee curried aneraismoaly. Mr. C. HOLLAP. D is proposing a vole of thanks so the thrum, MO be mild sot altogether @Mow t' emulation jaw canted to be rand without comment, Inn it ebould be eic. noted a. tiring ant on eke' remit, not mete"y as to its resent tame Lut ea to the matters of reed involved in currying oat ter tory shadowed forth by the right hon. gerlenses. For hie ows tart, while deeply apprehiting the redo reed and valuable Inv ii roof Mr. Si u. rt Wortley, and otio r ditt , tors. he cord not but think that the pro pettioa which had to a err hy government was not felt towards a t orly of Ghee es abs bed as sealorly pr meth, d this great molt ithe rib so lints of seittabne.s ow detire of gain Ito ri rained the Athena hoe. ore. tog to the lire 4:ventral -re Cire.t North Anoxic= out ofe.‘ whale., to be of no le.• taverna COON TINS* dna tbs Ilse to mid the telerielote 01 , 411 deserving of ad tb. the share belches of tits Red Elea sad ono labia elagraph Cam easy, to whoa an usroodiiiusal gasr.nt ec bad bent at tended, au uateh as the Atlantic repeaters had Ism beery widerere his tale amoebae, baring herkeely come for wid, their astral when ill armed the Idea of sa htbeaeic itkytath •at dark Rod ascertain, sad latrine been the flue to Jul to the 'est, mid OM too is • sucen dal moult, as g trd• the later. es of alma, though Materna'', ato them ~wn relicts, an experiment of ao hemedoes sad asucsal a cast ant. Hs felt a *pm at tarot motion when be tat. ttd that it should Mos loss Emmet' sod tea lof the eigbe lanowahle padames to eciatreat the toady freely gloated to oohs of salami ha wince Ey a te. as gormassea, whom pistol ammo malice pram airy features adverse fa the matt abarlabed principle., of Easlieltaies, with the tardy ea alma leap whi b is d its ent to Wallar undertabiage r Ibis ritzy. Mr. Ballad emtludsd by rery warmly exprorgag bbgraf ted. to the .11.1emas, ail by proposaleseo at hash. to that ast'tasn, 'Lick Imlay ban lately assiadol by Mr. Claidepher hmbell, was carried max anasty ; dim which tlie WNW .D.f broke upt. II f. A.t ru Rtblolto.—Ceptais irotiorr. of tics ft-yal UnaYoh Nat.... c ns.los4c m: Neat, r • the Ito) al Gootoseek al &AA,. Ye &strewed that kitten met gamete 14,f U. Len a Caged. M'Cliatoehrs Air* esimmlitios roe be loetrooleeth7 tbe Oahe tor le 'homy otiose to soil live Owlet bad. The muss of the yew le sad dots r f de potent are at 1110.. The slip Jolleoshaso. to Feleheteho. toeht, ILL tt .•aset, matt Ootithash, es/Ite btyt Nepttioue, to Cleaeia. • ewt Jatolehoon, boa at the rad (41 A FM; tb• Bung. L. to thatedooshoob. Osesell, aed V v.k, oho hOphis and el Yaf ; the Ade Perk vs thosisi, Pl4eato. lb* tol.lll'e of liar; thi try Ormasear. w Chrlisholiemb. J•sei.f.v, a, owl "Anew hawk the *ad 4 IS•y ; tie We Tw cu Eseaid• kfroutDi arJwit As Lerma To Arnica AND I.DA.-111. Nati be ise as.) ha tbs Wray yairrilay (W••••••• 4 Oar erl gialbte. tb• Garth.. owls, •14 197 =ne Meows MALL) 1 , ono. I.' 4es ad ofilt do Erb iv 111••••• mad Plank ?be 141swbez r it. Liouguel re 441111,1• *pm ti 11116.0. 146 • 1••• 6* w name. ma ma tb• Lasetinp•sq• ofq I pa, , •• wails • Ay misale• of Or apputa.• 4 the moil inder. t AdMartatalallgAbrei (110MaPCP•THIC Ciao W ami ts mon C«. —T.s. i ma posared • I il 111111 apo= At sae as s• lOsscsi peals lb • worm mos Ma Tom lbw 61111 , vNq MI , •+rme WON , rnlasmo dost 4 almeass. so al OM 14 = so• r yr!, et II Ila. 0 . 6 ..e ail Is . No ...esale am 1 .10• 0 1 11 0• Or M. " mirk ea lo 41. ma THE'' TAXPILESS, VIEETREIDATNVENING, APRIL )21,i_ 1859. ZHI 80710SIDZUJibli Ar 1AM86,47:& 1141030ATZ, WIDNTSDAT ETZ/1010. The adjourned ingsity into the circumstances menteled oath the Math of tM Mewed me Mid to at Me Tees HMI, bane the memer, Mr. R. J. i= cad a remestehiejery. The Ems taloa* me la the eemeedlop ee at the omens; of themmen levity, sad s amber et the Wis. meee. The WHO Or the jury he mien gym the maws Mitto teed the &pod el the mmaa eilmmee t d tbe minim' tiding. TM following enamel@ Wars am examined . _ Team Ones. seder, of 30, Yakut's*. Dom, eald—l I theta, the deemed as the person who pealesed the 1 Macau (peedered) of my shop on the afteensee of ' trier , the Ilk of AFL Bs was Meted in • brews seat, brows trrraxn, end • teed baud , Itate mitke produced). It we abet 3 *tack when le wiled. He asked to have the brae of the listehet set, se Het satin peek is kW box, and he maid whwe be mold le sea. I pekes aua part of the Waft = I;t itiox en. The men fa. an the haw is in q bather'. The deemed end be meld is take the haehet brae le hie ewe senehy. Be bed_ platiowaf said that he era tt slim." 1 peeked up the in papa, end Ned it op. The deemed look it away emir his coat. He bed seilla a and lag nee an made in his pram sloe at the trime. The deemed spoke pretty geed beglish. By the My—The deemed seined a be hi de dip, " Geed fee and sgmed wholly eme. Be paid me in eg dher s eNd he leek hem •p. mend.. Thies me netb i remesiodle febissemdest millendler et the Blephatt who have ea r lhe _end liketty It se tha t of arms who me at the hest Yi Dais, andronset tweedy Masiespast Man **oak. He Ind Me pare sod • bell dale sed some sap and bun In Meet me lemelher lib mad the deemed mot est, leaving the send beg sew peeineed beaded him. INM the caret ,emd thought it wee pretty heavy ;it might have welend Me. 3011, Tits eight did not ear to be mid hem the beg Wag fall of Mine, brat ' heavy ettlebellsee. Shortlyshatide I saw the beard go up the Meet me two little sehtsbeys ; has w gates in the drunks ddm Much. He Memel to the heed about • road pea I efelock, end had ewe Misr and ems water. He Maeda hie netwang„ end gm me Is. fee meat He leek the spa beg mew Ids lei eme, and the =led. se de wee d end Idt Ike beren *Ms s ere rp ee Mee • mewl Mei of mem Ifie * peenseise the silt ie hie memo panel, bet IGM me dte de. la that h• gave else. Is had a vary demesne deem the bedew of his right had. H I. lager. were net Imakind at the jery—Vid met *arm wan; strange in the meaner el the deemed r ear did I WM ddek way he wed on hoeing the hem. He spat led Beghish. Hle sec wee teamed eft se I *MI and see teethe be wine • weld or nut. Then wee an ewe arm the bow dna be 111 L John Jaime. • semmademed Mime" Omehgesed station, lamis„seld be es, the desered et • midis le 3 clovary, or 118 ML. die Bow* Haw del ea. r bed Be mpg ereidell, awl am =Me& dB Ma He mid tie One obi Mb I.llhr iderple r head legleft. Libeled him as we dB. dude. dm sow N. the leibremika he make& He she *Mod Ss Heft and se ta• drat Wing Mt M we • geestet wi t i a the dernmid pat hie had tato the daces de met. appeared ared to hot at hie way.. The dressed dm away Ls the dinettes of the layekuneene. AIM • lemur bare a I saw the detessed seers had to direeden of the Ropi er oast, and seter the 'slimy *Me. I did net sake warner he bed Mies with his the.. I did mot ere N. On the fonewing t helhq diked ye the ementeg now eeVirla ks, • hde above OM Onemet, Mazda d 'asek. It wee *gm I hod the hey te Od Mk, se esi • • amity. The beg add net hew Me melted than de see '• ft mraelbeve bean plied Mee efflanisht. It wee See in the mewing nide I heed Y. There wee phut, of Me fee the deemed le bed coded Be beg there By tie jarr—Did ast me my owe mesh lo him. easepting ewe chief Meow who embed bin V be bad eons eat of = d ead bored is the applies. Hs opposed very much et the W. ItUdy lehoOme, of Church alley, Maroste, prodsoed two bawl sliwts. • boadkrrettist, two rotten, sad • clothes boa* whisk he *bid so *a ths made, ea Woodsy, the 1111 IBM. Tbe nubs lad ell bees picked ed el the abide sod Issedkerebtsf. Oas of the diets wee tubed la dr Royeloteemeet well, sad the other soder some and dose by. They !see quite tley, std each glee wee tied ap with Nod sated. By the jury—The heat day the tide Bowed over the mot where the Odom were (mad. I think the shirt produced matches with those I picked up. Charlotte Ninde—l am a married woman, but do not live with aty husband. I Ur. with my mother at 3, Church area, Merges. Os Bencley, the 10th ins tant, I sew the theseeed at my mother's home. Hs was brought that, by ' lismarl Gibbs about • mortar to throe o'clock. I went rat ite mad spoke to the demised, but be did sot memo me ; be beckosed as to follow him. The desseetd west with 011ie mead the &luck well to Mrs. Brasier's house, sad I west thrush the churchyard. "fbm eland trs front dem, and I wont in at the beck. I west upstairs with the dectsesed, but Gibbs stopped downstairs with Mr. wad Mrs. Brazier. Deceased did not undress ; be only ' wok of Ids coat sad hat. He had a watch Waging lama, • mamba Imest—it was appended to • deria—oad • very breed on the Metzger et hie right MM. I did set me my atm, in his pommies, euteptieg whet be gave me—• • b. pier" a IV, and le. The detessed Inked rM be bad bees &Midas, ead appeereil eimewbed leer gad deastading. He temsYedwith me him hell ea boss le es bear. On comas doraMehe lapin the deoseeld west M the door, Mee Gibbs mind loin fibs wa g"thil Men to drink. The deemed mid be bad is ma' then gave Gabe M. Bib head was headeasdi • 17 He Mot the mosey bon hie tremens pocket. The the mend that sent away, but Gibbs wedged behind fog et bet *mo que:tere of an brim Did not me °this dm Tues day. Did net tell my one on the Sunday ettersem or even ing what hed weed betwees myself sad the /.lewd. He aptke broken English, bat I undo stood him Terris& Charlotte MitaMd, servant, identified the decemad es the person she saw en the last I'arsde on Pandayemaing, the kph loot., shout 8 o'clock. lie had an enshrine et • rack it b Liao. He had kis aim aciom Wit body, and appeared to be deep in thought. Ile was walking vary Newly in the directics of Augusta-Mahe. There were several pavans as the cliff at the time. There wee a rasa end two tamales walking alter bun, at a &Peace of 40 yseda. Bha did not puticalsrly observe thew persons. The ma was a litUe Ivey from the female,. The witness diddle was here temlltd, sad added th e (allotting to his deposition—By the sedges I hand I picked spa part of a skirt, I tat/ it down sada. It was dirty, and d cored with a red Mass. I_ thought it bed hats round the body of some owe at the huspitA. It was covered with Wood. I went to the spot again the sent morals( by direc tion of my father, but could not Bad the piece of Alit. By ibis spot Ler, were marks of fecrstepe, like those of a men and woman, uif they bad knelt there. There me a bunt match aleo, as it something had been boat than. TM pane of shirt was like the abate already produced. Wm. D. Esnriewell, hairdresser, spite to the deemed going to his shop end baring his hair cut and his moustache and beard shaved off, about 12 o'clock on the 9th of April, but he d.d not state why he had it dons. Thomas Wilkinews a boatmee confessed the evidence preeitarly given by the Coestguaidioan Callaghin. Did not see any persons sear the body at the time it we. found. By the jury—Did sot think the body could have washed to the spot shoe It was found. It might have been placed there by a boat coming aloageLle. Pupenatendent Lerriek, of the Romspete furor, prolucied a Weis of paper that he picked up in the More at the pier, hear the body of the detested, about nine o'clock en the morning of the 11th inst. Ti.ere vas O. rosy netting on it. It eras set, and folded op as if it had Leen sots in some poison's pocket. Masi Le Lebett el-poesd that be had ezestised the piece of pat at s L eakn to previous ik c iotN witness. It on n little, but from a geed beers. '• HnrnT MATTERIG." It was erti , cri by ea educated roan, but very Lally spelt. ' It might hers beta written by a Dunham, looking at we , tam eareeseices. Saprnatindent Pritchard, of the Royal Harborer t produced the piece of chalk cut from the rocks, about 800 ft. won the piece where the body af the decitseed was found, between the body sad the se. That. were four marks on it, • as if produced by a hatchet ehoppicg something. (The gkittlill here Weal the he:chet in one of the cuts, and it Mad rawly.) The cats wag all is on. direction. The tittered' and pilaw et the doortoet r o head were found within a dirteace at 12 yards of 1/111 place where the chalk was cut from, sod the hatchet grad the tame disunce. There were no narks of blood neer the spot. The rock, at that mat, would base been dry at 9 o'clock on Sunday night, the 10 b inst. The whose' Canadian wee recal!ed, and in answer to the tomtits, mid he d , d cot think the Lastly eoutd have welted to the pleiv where it was found, at the water wee My smooth that morning. By the jay —I teal as dory near Dumont stabs. The Moly could not have tees !nought that way on to the wide; but It might late bees Oaken rat the Ramegata Meths to the marle. Ile. Henry Carling, enrgecn, expreeeed hie opinion that the injuries austiduiW by the dos mod in the loft head could net have Men eteelvell in self.deir ea If the cute OM the theeseare Mod bad hers falieted by a third patty, he nail have In. behind. end a &tie to the right of the head. Could sotr elsofloar the *mho we kolltded rhea the M VO, is • &Mg se . eteedieg ;whim. &me gamete, et WWI are hem aged ken Ye mink Mt the gustily Inn tke vomit degmeel up.. the raids, of the body. Time we re es the bedi el the dimmed hoe ing keen M try deessie. Th. Wow et the oriel wee the beg. when the head wee a Intl. term& Teem the wheal a of the tendons a the inlet in their Arabs he wee inclined to thak that the hued erAi eat o/ during hie. Sack retrectke, to:mover, to that cl ank eemetheme helm 'Me oftee death. Mr. Weisser, soother wrgeen, rid he had no doubt that the deetheeire bead was tskrn cif dor:ng Ile. The Vote bbd .oared the wrist wee plym heft the bath, and the other cute were given host thelde. Theury lemee the loilowiMi retake M- That emel M_ j el Item a momil b the leh Mort, but by tett( wee Witted then is see milkiest erelesc• to chow." LOJDOW OZNZILAL 011WIliCS COMPANY V ii. 3llT ED) —Talk eisatirla ler the week isdiagApril 17, 10, MAIL 3111tOsena. EQUITY COURTS.—Anut 20. (Saxe the Lord Cheereflor.) MOIXIT-021111UL IP. CILM MMUS NW. .ATTOU*T- This wet an inforntrioa which was laid by Me Atteessy- Gemeni against =Mk germs, swag whew ram the lad et Owl= =A the pose= Minna= in oar to orbit& Me *Wed the WOWS le Mn slid of the swim so the cart d * i the d Liesello mi d P. 1.117 , is i the county of old the that the rights Mr Wirt, the set ea the elder below high-water nark might be Warr% sail the seW j which high-vatir ark was situated essoodmit The , ratter otigiaally core before the Muter at atm PO" who directed isms to be tried with a view of soaddiag the rights ot the crown, mad whether any moweriaollm had bin rodo by the moral &deader& Bobsogrally k was , ansmasi Mot orris =her involved the. Misled before ths LasilChmaseller, soil= by two ammo Les *do% sod the ass was =gni balm Lai. 0•1•111116. Mi. Bona sad Mr. /astir Me& ; mid ft was derided WO rot nos the =Moo I= sa whit Ms eta =shed iordinery sad armor elm The Mr lard Cloredler awl= lea=d, the elnil to rhea = to ea =irerilowimas rocald ua ralte la b s is al Ma IS her. WY sob essialma Mr. Bidder to corgi= the rimy, aad le M - 71siepert In July, Mies eteMag the Id= la which, fa he eglian, the medium ling was ellmisd, sad he she sepedul earisßy that it had boo 'add by artificial moms; ohne. sows, It err abed IS Se pert of the crews, vow eamaested with Ms asks el Ms dolosimate sad their Issera. The rarer NM bob= aft smart to Jaurrylest = beam darestiro s sad theoriser desk= that the nap of blab watt sherd he bid dews it it salt= it the time at Ms of the Isheorths, sad ea it wordier' em itted if it hid ad boa elbered=latel cows. The lard Chewier lb= moo= his Him Una* sow vend at hog& Me the ore, elating that Ms =astir vas =New I= aght ad the crows was Wird by the allensaleas la the trek made by Meal owls tollisg Gem aoticaa ennameted wi,h em irs wow =elks works w hod be= taro= in 1804 to Ms Mdmityd the em-shore, end of the woad= of a col liery Os andel alirelhements origin out of the et the lisath War Bawer, sad certain dodo ad Ms Yews 41 Lleseriy. The area asimaded that then useresehrentspeorid the row rd raw at the sea sow the pet of the shun whisk they edloined, MS that by the asese- Ilea stood war bud her lusterly ses- shorn had boss =Ms had. The question turned it. the tibslidloa brommothe grid amen= of the see-shces by noes= sad raddal mess. The point was a mw one, sad which vs. silt decided by aalhil and as in the pre sod state of the *4u.es It was ble for Lim to direct as*shy se is what was the medium line of high . water_ coaddred it secta rydirer leers to be tried decide odisdese by the direr se =Moot seta, end by what ads it the Modesto or their sots, are soy _ether permits, , the nalneal ass it high error hod bar mild, and, If so, , to what ; whoa= the emobitioa was slow sad ho pernatible • whether there win gay swim or bedecks I by whisk Ms astral her at Mgt water mold be escartalsol i and Obi dams; sad alos, so to tie ellandiat Bees, an =M r Moor loose as to the mist d the =deft of the Poole Col ! bag. Vaal eras bete ore derealted he could not =olds the groans braved. Min On lad Chasm Wm and Lord Juno. Turner). MIN LONDON, NIZORTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY NAPANT O. TEN LONDON AND SOLTN-WISTILN WI.. WAY COMPANY AND Till PANT, In thle case ea hatmetion vm moved dm is Jemmy lest, before Vios-Clemealca Wood, to reateda the &kabala from wisp the Jolla stadia et Lagoa, Porta% of the planets, sad Or esatlaWaiere Beltway Nape, from the Weida( sad temelt of = b oT i ct y deneleed fer, or des to er aeis the ea Of pert eaValg e se ar se shad a ate treasaleisa upon the See of lid dews la the egad= of **Me ma mod ea the sinks a er dos So Nag beitesplag le the mesa to deelperd, or diet weal et sillsay ear baelamats st Palma or Pore, The VasaMtaseller named be gust the Wawa= ; sal is Oa ad Pima hat a wad merlon was brought before the Led Closedlir sad lard Imam Turner &Oat that deridea Oa tlad a mass k ens areaged that the wads natarebosid be fwd sad Mewled ea the meeha he a dome is the aree, the I. =as arida smatilosate la Gab MA sail the te =F e mama dam talk reeelple et the sleet[ ate Ilse t the se4 pelts to be 60 with se the watt bade. The bossing wee fall der tide dm ai seaudlagly Mr. Bak with vile as Mr. Widrook end Mr. J. H. Tamer, preeraled=jte an for the plateau The ere is ael (Bess the Master of the Rolls.) BRADBURY AND IVANA V. DIMING AND WILLA. Mr. Jean] applied at parte for leave to serve notice of mo tion for to-morrow to advance the lsarMg of this muss on estomint of the depredation which thsesop rlj gbt of a work like Bow&Id Words weal undergo if the saki were delayed for say considerable time. The Master of the Rolls made the order for service of the lake of motion for to-morrow, bet on the understanding that the defeatism wets to be at literty to urge any objec tas they might be advised to take to the &Maas of the notice. rko-Clisacellor Sir I. Stuart.) PIULIT W. IMIPWAT. Mr. Mouse, Q.C., and Mr. F. J. Terre appeared for the plaintiffs in support of a motion for en injunction to restrain the defendant Shipway from offideting s minister in the chapel belonging to the maturation of Particteler or Cal 'deistic Baptists at Bible- lied ins ham, in Essex. The plaintiffs was a majority of the Minter of the chapel, the remaining trustees (who oempoeed the minority, mad who ware partner of the defendant Shipway) were made defend ants. The plaistiffs aleo asked that three of the defendants (Boggles. Bandit, and Finch) might be restrained from aid ing or permitting the defendant Shipway from oil= mach minister. It appeared that the chapel at Sire ham was in the year 1808 purchased by a congregation of Particular or Calvinirie 1.1 getout, and by an Indenture dated the 21st of September, 1808, the chapel was vested in true tees, uppso attain trade, for the use sod beret of the eon gregatica &rambling in the raid meeting-house; and among cola r trusts to convey the chapel sad premier touch per sons as the communiesata of the congregation from time to time should in their church meeting daly serrobled, or the major part of them so usezabled, by any deed or instrument in writing, direct or appoint. It appeared that it is the curets the Particular or Calvinistic Beptisis beim finally a minister to invite him to officiate fcr a eves time by way of probation, and La 1867 the deisadeet Shipway was Melted by the congregation to officiate by way of probation in their chapel for twelve menthe, frees Christ ms, 18.57. On the 10th of April, 1868, the trustees and deacons of the chapel, is constuner.ce of reports which bad teen circulated with regard to the chimer? of Shipway, served a notice on him th . t they had agreed th at the chapel should be closed sgainst hits. Os the 27th of April, 1868, the defendant Shipway (Shipway having been charged with an indecent result) was convicted of a common assault upon the wife of a member of hie congregation by the totem late. of Castle Medi:l4lmm. At a church meeting held In May, 18.58, the congtegaton espreased its listisfaction that the defendant Shinier bad bees kept out of the pulpit, and resod • resolution that he should never preach in the chapel 'gain. The chapel wee consequently closed for several Sun dam and was not open ed again for Divbse Service till Sunday, the 4th of July, 1858, when at the corteges tithe afternoon service, which had been conducted by Mr. Pleat, the chapel was taken forcible preseriin of by Shipway and his par tizans, who remained in the chapel the whole night drinking and =Ain. The keys of the chapel were &eased, and Shipway kept poseirsion of the chapel from that time. Voluminous evidence sas entered into as to the immoral conduct of the defendant Shipway, wbe dented that an mach chums were well founded. C Mr. Bacon, Q ~ Mr. Craig, Q.C., and Mr. Graham Hastier appeared foe thedefendris. • • • The Vice-Chancellor said that the bill was filed by a ma lan the treater of the chapel In query", is whom the egal estate of the chalet was vested In trust foe the use sad benefit of the congregation. It was the duty at these tree tees to see that the legal estate eo vested Is them wee need for the purposes end in moordance with the trusts declared by this deed. Without the haervention of the trustees of a body of perms such as the 0011ffil !cation of this chapel the trust propel ty could not be properly managed ; and it wee the duty of the trustees to disc ur ge the dit ties crinneeted with their ti mt. One of thredutiee was to sr that the p ...won of the chapel so vested in there was sot improperly disturbed, and the wrest quirks was whether the peocetdings of the defendants smossted to an improper dhow-bear of their legal estate. It wen ptinciple r.cegniesid both at law and in equ that where • tenet of a general or public nature wee creat ed, the minerity of the truster should be tear by the r jority. That peinciple wee recognised fa the case of " Wdlineoa v. Malin," repotted in 3 Tyr. Req. Rep. 671, where Lord Lysdhurst is delivering jag meat sad, " Ibis a a trot of • public nature, end we are elf 'Wren that where truster are appointed fur the purpose of perfonamg a trust of a public and general nature like this, the act of the asjeeity is the mot of the whole." And Chid Justice Byre said, la the ere of "Grindley v. Barker," reported is 1 800. sad Pet., p. 166, that when prams see harseled with pewees of a garret nature, and they all meet foe the peeper of perbeming their dry, the set of the majority is the ad of the whole." The majority of the trustees dram must decide the way in which the lira mate sad preassionre to be exercised. It was aterted, however, by the defendant Illtipeay Urns he lied a right as Beet sa the majority of the Omar M continue to perform Divine Service Is this chapel. Where, however, the legal *state of a chapel, was vested in tauter, t h e mieletar , although duly elected, wee oely Meant at will to tta trustees. That was leaded in the case of "Doe IL fore v. dem " (10 B. and C 7111), when • order et • diessetieg magregation der h is deo- Con wee paced Is pension of the chapel and a drilla,- bones by earls prow in whom the Ira estate wee vested Is treat, le permit end outfir the chapel to be used der the of estleriese worship, and the Court of Kieg's Been he P Tritat the esislater was a mere tenant at will te the trustees, sod that his interest was deterersirsable by a demand of peeetneion wither any pervious notice to quit ; end Lard TOSSIWAIS I Oak it le perfectly city that Qs *pi estate in the premises was In the barer cl the *nil" In the care of " Doe and Melton v. WlLely" (10 B. and C. 721), the some point was decided, eel Lard Teatertien add, "This was en ejectmeat bras& to mem h&c thsas fondant, who sou ateleter of a dismal* meg a wchapel and dwelling-henft whi be ch res pat is by the hams of the OltsM, ta gaud tha bed Mete oe vested in trot,, te pewit the chepal to mike poss of religious worship The damisat woe Mint at to them. It was mallefted that • demand of pemention was not sufficient la die pee ta deteendft the Mimi, but that a reasonable then algid Is him been allowed the to. fendsnt for the VIM= of samweleg ids goods. Wean find no authaft Or taw for each a pad non. The penal sida to Oat where an estate Is held n i mbi wi II w al l. 1t a demand by that other tip wIIL Ilia Ibis case we me to bell otherwise we alwall IMO= a new rule not to be Isuld the beaks, all& Elea be peedaedve of rest Inessessdeeek far thee la wry sees it night be a question, whit is • ear assahle We to mars* geode ;" sad be ecaoleded- 0 We ses el *aka WI Ile adedster a tenant at will, hie obis me iftembed by a Amami and ma'- am* bat ths holm ef the ens entitled teen gear. heweren to he,lnebtee, des Mat" as the = l d Inwesea ass bailel tie easpei The less fa o pcmir.... a rthir leek wed at law he was • leeepeace ca their liambea. deendwe. le eft shet b Ei ng on he le Ibliesert ewpieseilat et tbe • of lad yaw dlemellw. beds c u e It was ea wheats the MI epphostiou to him to Mod a seedlai ask week commit was maim Witheat pkg late the of the selbees, sawed that the Lausisee. 11 tre 1 : 1181 ITC1; of the duty, saW soft as ha, be Tice-Chancftar, believed, honestly, , to their own disentios, Mod Ws chapel be emend Sundays. II this ram bed hen esambined at by the oftgramion, it should bevelled, desk whit la thermos way. On the last Sunday of May, 1860, • Weft nisethig was laskl, at which It was resolved by the ceagreptlee thatßhlpwashodd net officiate. It was said the melba was frregularly held, end was held under dreanntantes which could not bind the whole society. The material titbit was to see what took place sitar this meeting. It wee plain that a church meeting might have been regularly convened for oneness any disputes that had arisen among the members of the &arch as betwesa them and the trusters, but what took pima an the 4th of July, ea appeared from the evidence, was • highly Irregular and improper proceeding —a pr reading of OM a Waserier as to deprive the de , fondants of any sight to mablein their ma fie this ogee. 'oa the meseles d the 4th of July, 1868, the vo llift lai era mi te Shope gaol der Divine Service, which &ChM tif th e name of " Plane," z =la ft Millar. It was no petted the 't Ism soling otherwise this= Es pmemeed swede la the morning old When ibe Amen webs was easieled, sad ebe weft hereedeeell ai t =psi doors. Mop was =an. 80 dein by the ay, SIMMS hn fore the mart as a miniebr eh rhe Gospel, and who k comeliest with his duty he Mar the pulpit, keep pftsmien cd the sl, and keep perms in th e chapel drintiag liqese for by Ulmer .11 ngbt, against the will of the Immo% and who now appeared in court te MI jai* thft perssediag attar changing the looks et Se egg ism, sal saabeg - the treaters m whom the 1601@state we. woad. There was no argument and no authority to kW* tbet muse of proceeding, or to jtiatglf the smut in Mei( the injunction payed for by the bill. The peeper cedar wftid he to deism that the proceedings of Shipersy, Ruggles, Bartell, sad Finch, in ... peeeserlea of the o kapi on the 4th of July, 1868, end elE="mines Witham, were • violation of the traits talsment of the Wad of 1808, and there went he en Warmth@ to 111112/i iblpway from ofbnaliss =el the otagregatica, mad from preaching min with the eertme performed in the chapel. There would Ws le en intestine restraining the defendable Raabe, Barren, and Finch ham pernig the deftftest Slipway's preaching is the thqeL The seta ot the elk except the., of the defendant Goes (se to where mete then would be no order), to be pa k tig u the four defendants, Slip way, Buggies, Bartell, and COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Arau. 20. Billings at NW Prim In bliddleem.—(Betore tldr. Janke Williams and a Commoa Jury.) 010 ROE V. WILSON.. The plaintiff claimed damages for injuries sustained in oossageenos of falling overall obstruction in the public way, sad the plea was not guilty. Mr. 1. J. Powell appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. T. Jean for the defendant. The plaintiff - hi this ' Mee was an articled clerk to an at torney, and at the Um* in question he was reading pram eatery to paring his examination. Mr. Wilson was • builder sad eatanater in a large way of business, in the Borough. On the 1611 t January fret, the plaintiff with his brother had be to visit • friend in Southampton-street, Blooreebary , quart, and about 11 at sight he was returning slung Orford. street, ea his way home to Mereeidence in Yorkotreet, Baker street. Illhappmedthatketweendiaad4B, Oxford-stmtZemes beams hid be. pulled down sad rebuilt by the dehesdaat. Thu plaintiff's deseriptloa of the footway was that the paver meat had been taken up, end he gipped over some brakes earth or • atom, and in acekiag to recover himself he stench Ids* sealed something and cot it, and he struck his cheat with fora garnet a pole, which projected hom • window over the footway. He war taken home in • cab, and his leg fomented; bat Boding that hie cheat got bad, he sent for • medical mambo attended him float the 17th January to the ' 26th Fetes:try, and ordeeed him to go to Brighton. The plaintiff wen prevented from attending to his businere, end this isocieveatenos was felt more from the feet that ho was just about pasabig his culmination. For the &Godard it war suggested that the accident bad arisen in consequence of Moderate in the pavement ; and if that were so it was raid that the defendant was not liable, inasmuch as the scaffolding which he had put op for building the home bid beau taken down, sad the parish authorities had themselves taken the pavement in hand in order that they might restore it to a proper state. If the accident woes from the projecting pole, then it was said that the small scaffolding of which it formed part had been put up by a Mr. Parson', to enable him to do some p`asterieg work under • sob-contract entered into with the defendant. It was ad mitted that the materials of which the scaffolding was made to the defendant. Another breach of the dehisce l esa s e if the plaintiff had himself been careful the sod dent would sot have happened. Mr. Judie, Williams was of opinion that for any defect la the pavement the defendant was not liable, and as to the polo he lett it to the jury to say whether the pole had been placed where it was by the defendant or by some one acting ander his authority. The jury found a verdict for tha defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Aran. 20. Sittings in Banco.—(Brian the Lord Chief Baron, and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Channell.) TRIG OENEEAL ELICTION AND MI BAR. The Attorney-General now applied to their lordship, with the cement of counsel on the other side, that several cases in which he was engaged should be allowed to stand over until next term, on the ground that fur the neat few weeks counsel would be necessarily ablest. The Lord Chief Baron—lt is not an usual circumstance that • general election should take place at this period of the year. It generally occurs In the long vacatioo, and I am cute the court would &site to give every facility to persons tepid to their elections. - _ - Mr. Baron Martin—But surely the elections will all he over before the sod of term. The Attorney-Oeteral—Yee, my lord, but that would only leers us two or three clays. Mr. Baron Merttn—The end of term le the 12th of May. the Attorney-Othorel—l em afraid many of no will be en pled up to the 9th or 10th. Mr. Baron Martin—That may he he Ireland, but not in England. The Attorney-General—Oh, yen. It is a long time ohms your lordship inter 'Med your pelt in eke ion matters. (Laugh ter.) There is firm the proolamation, then the nomination, awl then the polling. The Lord Chief Bann—And then the long speeches. (Laughter.) Mr. Beton Marlin—And then there iea flight. (Renewed Metter.) The Attorney-General having mentioned the three crown eases which he dee•it ed to stand over, The Lord Chief baron raid—We this morning gave judg ment for the erovrn in the "Queen v. Barry," and however you may regret the mutt men advocate for the deft ndant you will no doubt rejoice as Attorney-eitneral. (Laughter.) The Attorney-General—Having been engaged in two capacities I may lI4W my I am la • state of happy in difference (Greet laughter.) The application was then gran'ed. StiLLETT O. Till WHITZHAARN . JVITCTIOS RAILWAY COMP•NT.-ACCIDENT. Mr. Edwin Jantestwo - ved is this sea, which had been tried before Mr. Justice Bytes at the maims for Cumb-rland. for a new trial. The action had been brought us& rli rd Campbells Act by the widow of the pialwiff to sawyer damages for his death. Ihe &ceased was travelliag on the dadradante railway in May legit to Carli•le, when us enteric; the Marypoet station at the jai:cites with the Maryport and Carlisle lt.ilway, a very slight cullieion occurred which re galed in this death of the deemed, who, however, wee labouring under a softening of the brain. It Wal asogested by the learned judge that tas oulltelou alight have hastened death, end the jwy retarned a veeditit for 2001. The court patted a rule &hi. BLACK V. ILLIOT.-WHOLERALI DESTRUCTION Or lIKEIP. " " • • Mr. Atherton moved in this one, which had been Wed bikes Nr. Ju.ttce Willer, at Northumberlend, to enter the verdict for the defendant, or for a now Wel. The plaintiff had ratcheted from the defendant, wholes. a cientiat, 16 packets of ibex, dippiag, each packet beteg road, nt for 60 sheer. Of these 14 packets had been wet ten 860 ...leer, 600 of which died to a few days afterward., end on a rye n.ortem exantizatton of oete of the ealtnale, the presence of arsenic less detected la tb battatioes. He ante moved on the ground thst the preponderaue of evidence went to show that there lad been we breath of contract by season of the composition not being reescottbis end fit for tie purpose to which It was applied. For the &indent it had been shown that ibe oonepoetios had been applied to 119,000 sheep, not MO at which ha 1. 'Wale the deleadant's knowledge , died ; and It bad Lean ocetanded that in owlet:quint* of undue celerity the mixture bad not been bufneitotty earrenied from tke Meow and had accotdiagly got os the gram which had bola mopped the IMO T of I,bslST bed named a matt for ths • with damns 4001. Theisen esstol a rule to show sm. OnittleAre e. irintse—attiols wan straisomairint. Mr. Heeey Jams cored to enter the verdict for the pieta • tiff putri to have reerved. The 'Son, which was tried beim Mr. Meths BeswA wee ;malicious prosecution as! Yee wit l i sad the jury bad found the of 101,, but the Wait Nage bid the verdict to be enterei for the deitedest, es the sound that there was no midemes to go to the bey. The (distant had gone to Money's, a sporting howls Is Cranbowthealley, sad having got intoxicated, was !ebbs; of his watt& Th e mat day he went to the home and usgessed his wiles. to give 71.10 e. on the restoration of the math. The plekliff wee a 'wog women is the bar, sad di watch ha boa Imeght le bar, she took it into the edeer to the le elst fisr s policies's, by whom she was takes lege mid* dm The-at:est station. She was brought=il it er i almilli tail was admitted to ban, sad the 1111 luairs the read jury, which bad bass tentes oat Mr, Baron ThemorilL-1 thoweit ern we. se edemas to go to the jury. Tim meet gst easidom premeellea was abeedemot. • Xr. Mary James—Tour isr p wen pedals min Mr. Book Bramwell—lndesd I won't. I was tbere, eel you were not. (Laughter.) It appeared to me that the sir ilsdant did not order or regard the policeman to twee <be *Stiff into custody. Mr. H. James submitted that, as the defendant signed the charge sheet, that wan • ratification of the sot of the polite man. He cited • ems whisk bad beta banded to kis by one of his learned blends. Mr. Hawkine—That as we overruled. Mr. H. Jason—Why, it ins pointed out by lb. Emeldes Mama (laughter.) Mr. Baron Bramwell—Add Mr. Hawkins was comed aw l the defendant. (Beeeind laughter.) The Lord Chid Bens—Let this sieve It I genieallrellr tog not to accept gthe foes an Mosul. InemSeaverrhig to restore you, Mr. I to the odd as width you stood before you obtained the mistime of Mr. Hawkins— (great laughter)-1 my you me sot entitled to a rule. It is quite mutinied in such is... that the proof of male fides will afford snide redeem to parties unlawfully immlootied ; but it would be a oily hard east if a pins who gave mother into cusudy under the belief be was acting honestly should be liable kr the The other =j usa urel eciscontd. • Ade resod stacedtagly. TIMPANT IP. smrstrxtr...—itantrsitmlon 07 • WV& The wee as atom by the *Milt to mom the smart the bleed mid et tbedebadiste wili, sad at the Idel at , elle leek plum et the *gap after lest term at Welmier beim Mr. Bans Mamma, the jury land tar the dafreisat. Mrs. II 11l sew appea edfa poses lemeawbr a new trial, sad Wise that Mr. fferjest Party wee ludrocted to make the seethe Om bee yessedity., teesenenos of the remarks of the judge on the question of her unity, she was deprhyd of themes of Ihthg. The lard Chid Beres—We skald give you every ledsigeno3, but yesterday was the bet day, and the role is inflexible. Mr. Boron Channeß—The fee is that before the see bad concluded the jury expeseid a drag opinion against yen, but you coveted skied to Mimi than, end after a very able speech the jury fond a media for the elatiodaut Mrs. Hakewill—fly lord, beet the commencement you were adverse to my intends, sod sprees& a strong opinion of my insanity. Mr. Bars Chamtell—That is • shilake. The Lord Chief Barou—Sre you the plaintiff ?. ILthmeill—l am his lodger. I am in a 'zone position than the plaintiff. My Miseeste are fa greeter than Olt The Lord Chief Beres—Witatever might be our disp tee tioa to give you Oddness, there me two objections which cannot be got over without lattedming a Laity of practice which would he roost mischavose. In the first plac h e s aou t are sot a lett j tows ,and have so right to be say time. We dons sit hereto graat new Olds beams • wtimemisay be _dissatisfied with the verdict. Ton have no Wayto he hear d, and even If you bed • right, it spired m ire want intredisos we rule for • stranger and isilb;ir it the bar. Ilir d arrill than stated she would petition the Qom, awl COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. lain 20. (Before the he* Ordtaaz7.) • IN nil 00008 OW CAPTAIN W. L. HALLIDAY. The deoesred, a captain in the fah Bonen lullaby, printed with be wile and chin iz the ENOSIM• at Cawn po the 27th of J zeme, 1867. On the applkstica of Dr. The nest mated letters of edninietration he the brother of the decreed. nt TB GOODB 07 MAJOR W. 31._ PRODT. This was a similar ewe, Major and Kra. Prost having both bean killed at Caw Sir C. Creswell granted adminiatration to a brother of the deceased. . PYIGIS V. OREM( (111 r HIS OIJAZDt. Sir C. Cornwell delivered his judgment in this sus, which was fully reported last week. The testator was Captain William No.t, late of the 83rd Regiment, and the will in dispute divided his property between the plaistif who nu his stepfather, and a Miss Tibiley to wham he had been engaged . The defendant was his nephew and <sly nut of kin. It wee admitted that the deceased had been undoubtedly insane a shod time before, and after the execution of the will. It was contended, however, that the mond attack wee not a continuance of the forme; one, ' but we. a new °ea; and that the will had been in reality made in a perfectly lucid interval. The second attack, it will be remembered, COMUIf nred with g107M7 apprehensions that be had perilled hie salvation by tmworthily receiving the sacrament, at Lump. The leained judge, baying carefully gone through the evidence, expreend his opinion that the deceased WY undoubtedly insane at the date at which the butrument bad been executed, and refused probate. Dr. Deane, Q.C., asked for the costs of the plaintiff out of the estate. Sir C. Cromwell could by no mesa order the pbtintiff to pay the coots on the other side; but it would be going too far to accede to the application. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Aran. 20. (Berme Mr. Commissioar Morpky.) IN RI 010. nuArr. Thie was an application for Mil. Oa Tuesday Mr. Dowse applied that the mirror might take the recogniance of one of the bail at his house, as Its was too ill to attend, upon which Mr. Commissioner Menlo suggested that an other bail ebould be procured, sad be would allow abort notice. He would sit exprnaly to-day to take the bail. The insolvent's friends exerted themselves, with his attorney in the court, Mr. Holt, of Quality-wart, and another bail wee obtained, the Chief Commimienerhavingdecided that a teee. tear could not take the reomerdeence out of court. Mr. Commissioner Murphy attended and took the bail, by which be saved the insolvent ten days' imprisonment. The insolvent exprorszd his graiitude to the learned com missioner for his kindness. The court rote for the holidays till next week. TILE POLICE COUR7S. GUILDHALL. Mr. Francis Ingham, grocer end ten dueler, of 9, High Holborn, appeared 411 s summons baler* Aldermen Phillips to answer the chirp, for that he, " the said Francis Ingham, being a person against whom a petition for adjudication of bankruptcy had been filed, and who had thereupon been adjudged a bankrupt, did on the 18th day of November last, in contemplation of bankruptcy, unlawfully make divers false and frandaknt entries in a certain book of account called a cash-ho k, with intent to defraud his ciediters." Mr. Eagleton appeared for the peacetime an behalf of the metireme, and Mr. Doris, banister, conducted the defence. Thomas Collins, clerk to Mr. Rarebit, one of the tnei. Of the Court of Bankruptcy, said-1 prtduce the pro ceedings in bankruptcy against } ritticis Ing ha m, containing the petition and the artjediermion of henkniptcy of the 19th of November, 1868. The briekrupt surrendered on the same day. I also predate big examination taken on oath balm Mr. Commissioner Uoulburn la the 3rd of February Met. Mr. Eseleton then read the following portion of the benkrapt'A examination as material evidence in support of the present charge :—" I kept my own accounts entirely. My 'business was perhaps chiefly a cash business. I put down what I received end paid each day in a book that was first entered, eomi times on a paper put in oa cede box. I entered at night the receipts and payments of each day. I counted the money from the till each Wecht to show the re ceipts. Immediately I reads a payment I metered it he a cash book (book predated). I pat down each payment eel merle it in that book, sad at the end of each day I counted like mosey from the ill, awl wrote it down the other aide of that book. The takiop I call receipts ere nothing more than the money counted from the till eselt day. If I re ceived any money for a debt contracted oneredit, I wrote that down In the book. I cannot say I did so always. That erpresints all I ta , ok and all I paid. That is not the first cosh-book I handed to the official as- Mises (mother book produced). The book now produced ie the one I first produced to him. I am sorry for it. That book is ell in my own handwriting. I made up that book the might before my bankruptcy. It wee after I bad determined to become a bankrupt. I was bankrupt on my own den woke of ineolimney. The book was made up after I had signed a deelaratioe of Mechem. The figures theta as receipts an lees than the sums entered se receipts fa the real each look. I felt myself in onefuatom, sad felt mach anxiety at not being able to am °met fur a large deficiency. I thought it (the book) would enable me to do so. It was within an hour or two I bed the real book before me and copied it, making the alterations In the receipts. It was entirely my own idea. When I first went to the °facial assignee's office I was told it could sot be a true book, as it appeared to have been whims all at our time. I said, in answer to the., that welt paps wee written at see time." Me. Edward Bert, an accountant...aid—l was in the office of the offitial eselgui e (Mr. Nicholson) in this care In No vember 1 mt. The recoseneer brought to the office the book redacted, numbered 4,536 (the fictitious bout referred to in the above examination). That wee about the 20th or 21st of N, venter, end the bankrupt called r n the 22nd. I asked him what books he kept is connect( n with hie bad- nets, and he said he kept • day book and ledger, no cash boo but only a book of receipts and payments, whkb had news been added up. lie further tall that the fictitious book bed been written by bias day by day. end that the entries were not made all at one time. e said he bought the book at • second - bend book-stall is Holborn when he first commenced bushier. About two or three day. after his accountaot sent for me, and I received the creed ash-book produced. Crete-examined—l shoed think it was within three or four days after I our the bankrupt that I received the second cosh book. It might haws been on the fi.dlowing morning, but I am not prepared to Ay positively either way. Mr. &glob= meld that was the case for the prosecution. Alderman Phillips said the bankrupt was charged with making • false book to defraud his creditor, and it was therefor importer to show what dividend had been declared, or in what maw his creditors Ittetsoffired by the fraudu lent book Mr. &ern end the estate had not yet been realised, and there was onaegurntly so dividend at present. It wr impos sible to seestals tts tart err of the beakrtpes balance =se then was • tam of awry cawing to Ids with which glvs dr to arms &intim to whether the eredire= ea avail themselves of it the estate. Alderman Phillips mid the bankrupt was charged with band, and tt was hie duty to ascertida in what enannner the firkins kook bad been the mann detnisding hts creditors. Mr. Hat maid the beirseerest had beim preps/lid en tirely from the rank cash-book, and that the fictitious book bad not been acted typos at all. Mr. Eaglet's said this protectition was instituted by Mr. 002MaiiMmirit doulburea dinedoet under the Mad section of the Henkriplay CenolitietionAot, whir meted that any islefficiation of • nalins neonate with Want to defraud his creditor was • enranour palatable in the usual way, and the fraudulent intention of the bankrupt was qui appasent is placing the &tido= book produced Were &s te ms/gnome • erne statement of his alike. Hr. irohnsor, ranter to era of the dude assigner, here explained that the ceandriatar had ordered this provecu don bet that there was • darns d opinion among the assienees, and Mr. King, fooling that the commisaioner was not justified i• soh an order, sow wished to with draw from the , The bankrupt commenced bri ars In 1867 hoorewed endtal advanced by his brothers, who wre the print* wirers by the bankruptcy. The second book predated hod been used is tasking up the ba lance-sheet, and the bankrupt had, in tact, pared upon it, notwithstanding the moat virulent opposition at ovary rise in the procesdinp. The bankrupt did make out a false book, bat on the following _morning he took the correct book, ad mitted the error hilied ootted, and not one of his as dhoti bed been damaliSella the book first produced. Alderman Phillips said the quails was not what was ao- Melly dans with the kook, hat freshet rupee it was put for ward. He hadliattoidnryetterlytheevidence, and were Wets in It he rand like to a mere menous rend dera to ; but at therm Uwe would remind Mr. John son that be thought Mr. Coissaisslonsr ()outrun bed rer ead a very win and sound diatribe' in sanding the case to this oourt. , The bankrupt was the remanded ea ban. MARICE7S. -4.-- et=.—Ltelmeees. Anti 10.— TM Adel II sateen to-day an WI Dela A nee eplot mad et the Woes of tootorder• SAAMD De la pest meek there bee hem rather time Dm Om 0~ WV 71:grileillOMINIITTeielita.t. ' ll= l7 Sll. O l t abal :L T = mum wee On doss= Used. utroative toese Wu At the Be et we Ora ilment* ea NI l'utectsy—tbe et!et now Ulm aloft Its —eile hem Weft 6K; lien. 4PI. . wild , le es where ri l ed. ewe De peedoire Ma 00111L—Inerall. 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DAT.—Tbe eteemship Pica, Captain Jamieson, left this day with the Beat Latham& China mails, era car 2,6211 boxes of specie end jewellery, of the value of 71' 4641., and SO among whore are Major Compel*. olonel Green, r:::eriiikeod, Captain Millets, Csption Framer, Captam Lloyd, Lieutenant Riall, Lieutenant Talloch, &c. The Tacna, with the Peninsular mail., may be looked for to morrow evening. _The Royal Mail Company's new steam ship Mersey, which will leave on Monday next with a mail fur thio Brasile, snd will be ultimately onsagel in the con veyance of the mails from Rio de Janeiro and the River Plate, will Mare this port to-morrow, for Stokes Bay, when her *peed will be tasted by_tbe measured mile. [Adrertisement.L—HOLLOMAT'a PILLS AND OlNT atwer.—Haaten, miklncie of the petsent arsine,. Month a boon to the very . poor sad dertitote, who. grieve. to relete, often want food and raiment, le weakening end ,n,rvating IA the body; Dann. fever, diphther ia, °beg eomplainte, sod gout hove been to preva/ent, and la wanelealtilo an et/Week, eipbtherm bw troveaod , so et hellebore and Windsor' in both Dimes, Holloway*. preparations checked that aad Its klndrel felon's remelarale with umrrlng orrtainty ; and the We. taken as prevratires. raved Inwennia from receiving Mt infection or chowder. Ilellowayl Miattelmas cornet the depre”ing Mute of We mild, damp weather ; *hi purify Ito blood, and motors tole to morY maim In the body, mom easecialty to the Maio and nom. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BET tI.T.-1, IS. M Upper Chartotteetrcet, Pltmorrquare , the wik of W. R. Nwel. the.. of • wth. BLISS.—Aseil IT. at Sychtharst Rectory, Tunbridge-I,MM, the elle of OA Ewe J. W. Dlthe. of a dambter. °DORS.—Apt IL at the Paremapi. Little Heald% the wife of the Rev. J. C. L. Coosa, of a dmilMer. NEWHIRT.—ApeII IT. at Bruandokequam. Brighton, the wife ot Meets Rewtary. of a ecth. TERlll4l.—Aped 11, et CPStnehml. Rutland, the wife of the Her. J. C. Thylag. of a dalMhtor. WHISP.—AprII 19, the wtfo of E. L. Webb, Eq., of Elle thelbaucet. Tatou.equam, of a eon. WI b 011111,LD.—Aprl IL on. at Mockery, Lad. Merle , th e ego of 0. J. Whutheld. 9Ma. of a MARRIAGES. I(OIRISOW—RIIAW. — AprII IL at Pt AsArewh, BeuthamMo4 by W Rev. J.O. Writhe. J. 110•TI.011. jun., MK.. of (Mande, to Wm Meet Beech. daustar of th e We W. IL Ruth. &4., M.D.. of 81. Croft, treat In Doe. PATMORE—Ca NTRELL.—Arrit IS,Peterh. Derby. by the Hon. sod Rev. F. chum.. 0. Pathway. E. 1.. barb/. to thfalc., daughter of the lace Mr. H. Ototeell. of Derby. ST a 14101CD-11 ICHARDEL—AprII 19. at the Mlo Plead Cnnnrcp teaal Church, by the Ilse. T. W. *reline. Mr. A. Sac oford. of Peter. loromb. to Margaret deutater of the late Mr. r. Ittehardr. of Tottenham. WITII6RB-11iLLIP.—Aprfl 19. at Owlet Church. Ithmeetthel. the Raw. L. H. w. wiLem. L. 0.. of of Sow , . M Olivia a Lamas , ampler et the late 0. A tha. rat. of oral , DRAMS. BLAND.—AgeII IL at laimott T. A. . L. Mead. late Lieutenant ot Get Hoof. of Reetal Si .1.. ag ed 1 3 B l the U LLIL .T VZIT. Datt= n ...... ..... 3 . 14. 11eT. C. Bn.. M.A., oworr.—Awerow obwasuri. Mary Raab dauthwr of the lnte Mr IL theft Dam., awed T 4. LSWII.—ADKI 111, tl Parketeweaßrletel. T. Leda Reg Med 78 . RARB.—Asell 19 M Omplak erg eft, wife 010. Rem, taq.. of SPhleT. Mew Swath Wake. SPIZIL—AmeII . listlarthe, daughter of rho late W. Spwr. nat. et Watcm.nethey, aged th. TIIRMIti.—AptO at Mamoworeeli. Colphafe, Cathatto, &SWIM/ Of UM 11160 OsPiii. ?thaw. WA ?Modest pub Yr Os 1116.1 le Roams Zoo ilmas. at Lainbati Mut. la OS" t• Most la Ile bedfast IN.—Tionak,i. g• A boo 7 . WY FYI ON