The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-06 00:00:00

8 1i S.ab) Entclliatme. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCR.—Fr.B. 6. (Before a C. mmon Jury ) Wine V. JAIIILACII.—• SENOAL TIOZIL. ThM anion wee beweglsk etutower coolletalatios la damages fce injuries sest is ed by the son of the plaintiff, • lad 10 years old, through the alleged negligeocv of the de- lewiaat's semen Mr. !keystone Thongs wail for the *Will, and Mr. H. Janos foe the lisdendent. The octherenes out el which the action moss took place the 26th of October in Reteliff-hiehway. The de- c adent, M. Jamrach, kept a Menagerie in that neighbourhood, end on the day in question he was benne conveyed out of a waggon into his premise 'enrol cages containing wild anneal. shirts hid recently arrived from abroad. One of thew contained • Bengal tiger, and while it we. being pushed along the pavement, one of the boards got loose, and the animal crated, mind the boy with his mouth and carried him anon the road. A keeper struck the tiger on the head twice with a crow bar, led succeeded in knoi king him down, and when he en on the wooed M. J munch, who was a powerful man, jumped upon the beast and mast him by the thee*. The boy wee then released and taken is • bleeding mate to the hospital, when he remained a considerable time. It appeared, from the evidence, that formerly the lad wee strove anti hearty. but that lent'. the accident his health had declined and he was subject to nervous fears of • serious character. The defendant had peal 101. into court, which he thought was an ample compemation to the boy. Ac- carding to th e evidence adduced for the plainti ff , the boy was afraid to go Scout the howls at night without • light, and that while in his sleep he was in the habit of calling out to his father and mother, in tone. of terror, n Save me, taro me; the tiger le coming 1" When he came home from the hospital he was placed in a bed with his little brother, but had to be removed in conarquence of turning upon him and I biting hint as if he were the tiger. His mother removed him to her own bed, when he acted in the seine way towards her, calling out at the same time " The tiger—the tiger :" At school he also conducted himself: in a strange manner, and 1 eppeered to labour un on der an apprehension that he was ex- posed te Sale danger. It appeared from the medical evidence that the wounds were healed, but that the boy, when at the hospital, was afraid he would die. Lord Campbell said the simple question was whether the sum of 10i paid into court by the defendant was sufficient reinpamation for the injury sustained by the child. There • was no impotence upon M. Janirach, who behaved with great courage oa the occasion is grappling with the tiger. The jury on . o . u sei ferred 6o rgetlier ad returned a v . man the h er ad diet foe the been paid rem start. bein g COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.—FEB. 5. (Sittings at Nisi Pries in Middlesex.—Before Mr. Inaba Bytes and a Special Jury.) Diatom C. THS 101:TA-ZASTEICe RAILWAT COltreNT.— Tlll LEWNUAII aCCIDINT. The wee an action to recover damages for the loge sea. tithed by the plaietiff be consequence of his son having been killed is the collision between two trains at the Lewisham Osaka, as the 28sh Jess lad. Mr. Ig Climbers, Q C., and Mr. Neethen, appeared for the pinata; sad Mr. H. Hill, Q.C., end Mr.Fetersdort, he tin debugged. The plaintiff was • bon laboarieg ia an t t e st Dothre e t in Haa b % and hie sae OA earned lobo( pesos, Wog whet is ailed a both tad hely mho At ths times ell his death he was 27 yams dap. Es was le be habit of Ow dawn ewe • Weigle Is me his panne et Dartford, end en dinday, 211 A Jon, hs wee relender is London a thied-dees s Z dsa whish wee oar th e dalille th e train. The train ins at th e Lewiston be come- • goons of sone en th am p r end whilst another inn rim into it. The nu sod= other persons were taken up The tinged had aeon from 30e. to 24 • week, and dossed son le be ebb to an as much as b. or 41. • week. He erne in tae habit ef genning kis carom to the eaten ef that MIL • year. f Mr. Climbers, in egoeing eha sese, aid he under And last • hyperobleal 'treks ems be be wind that this nog ono Wog ef wee set hair te morn hi parent, ant thug s M it_ hie b they s = net room dellan y it ir eenerinense ef hen Wei Lord • Act, wedge which this odes was lesught hoverer, wee =OW "An Act for =the Familia el Peewee Killed by Accident," en( sense meld that the sedge might be breeght kw the boob dabs" weds, beeheog, peso; end chill" al the ow- son killed. This, he shoal sramit, wr lop meg\ Os in- clude the root seam Mr. Hill sehollesil that there W been widen= gore on the pert d the seopsey's runlet{ le have the bowed to sue if he Ind begs injured het ost .bent D. Ito, the lOWA, we gated Is roe the loge westmod. He and his ea shear used be being his ices smoothing food, &Oh& end mensy—when he Ailed lea sod these &Op he on wee* 1M a roc Me booed was en ariedt lelearer, eerie( 14e. a week Nod are die beim he hol branght thirteen shildega. Winne led Ora pee moss In to M r. boon of hie son. 1 Mr. Hill objected that InellegrlMMO wore est reareenble. His Lends, sinned He endow apse le hen as- dtheaden. lb. Dan gen drab seam& led Mr. = ~lceihreneelfe egoism hen - absomi the rood ths anon h i l e a . MM t Jon urn the roles ef innere, sod stioNthl le hie Yes hly the rre ime obsid_ at or Mr. Cloodega Rh lonship diesehd thorn to mese the reeehry We wW the pfohnf sad hie cell Ind gesinleed her the - both of the deuced, Ned end then that they we at Mon any wider We. end send net Ohs lets easeidens- tio the fold end neon eelleng ensegesie en the oxi- dant. The geodes et law he norged he the not, gre- be Mr. Hill have te row to enter a ogilict *wee debe. dents, or le nine the desiogge by the cunt et the morn 0111•0061111 with the feneral, which we admitted to be he the hoesell, and Ilar mourning. The jury rive a mike kr the plaintiff for 120 f. in addi- doe to the 161. ewe= Owned in connexion with the honk woo:ntry r. /111311ATIALLIOID 70101 WT. 111 the Bisligesys Ret ar d, =a, whli nall heLe r nte r ho rla rgeo " pot leter by mother end he seed the dehethet, • pests Ind tura Oder, la the to mower the anenei ef • MI ef Ow 41L. awed the gth 1667, pymDb•t fleece . 1 rw il e r. rsd T i tr r ta g d W at t' =sod Mr." 111grreor ghee En Hz. —employ her e r The plastid's; case wee that in Jar, J oly, tad August bast to Moon to the defied ant Stewart lernolt end his teethe, John, who wen to pertnerebiN edwa/do of 2005. la A wine= owed Mr. Cubit% MX In bruins.., and defendant aciceptea two 4-51. bills, which veers hooded to Cubitt. The bill in gentian was one et them. sod was soeived in the presence of the plaintiff aog ef Mr. Money, • dert to Mr. Cobitt, at a tavern mares us the corn merest in ark-bus. The plaintiff Oohed that he was an uncordilested inekrupt, and it appeared hue a Maw of be to the delendemt that in October, 1567, be was very mach in west et neon. Apothem witness believed the seeepussee te be is defendeas handwriting, and stated that go gee onion be October lot the daholso rehrod to the bills ea Cabers been mod that ewe of deem would soon be- me dee, sod planet replied tint time mold be no dal- gutty in mowing it The deindant's cams was dot he had never been in on nosh* with his brother, but led OWNS the business of hie leather John ice Septegaber lot plaintiff never made anon to defendeet. The Mill i e groin had not been scooped by defendant am We Adobes ever gene le • tows b Meet.leme with the plaintiff and Thorley. The defendoet Obeyed that the aegersego be the bill ie= bad teen tweed by his brother (ohs. Three ether ware caged who aressed their Wild that the eseeptenn wee not be the kandwriting of the dehedast. The jury rice • verdict fot tin reedit COURT OF PROBATIL—FiIe. 6. (Before sir C. Cromwell.) • CMLI.IO/0 V. riecterson (IN 701 MA P• 171.11111). This wee • sit rabbi out d the OH ef Joe Lorne re vtivv.ito I.=l hitof IS, Closnogose, Weenies& grestar J ad rebate ta moose hen had hum %hen oat by obs Theopsee, • retied on-esseniedoed efts& Woh museetor end ratted hoe& It was the wife of Matthew Carless, toe Mt the nen alhe t r = The ore es hinted TibilligialWOSOrt lebsi been Befog with the dowsed as as ad wilt oder the one ef end that an the 14th ef deplegeber, Mgt, the decessed, be In gene swami= ton the thus enecutedi she _west sew Woe the erwrt.... 111 %. = IN bir at tie 17th she wo Maar by elebee, se the had We e ad she died ia geese elz lawn ethwireeds. For • Ivor due the udl was nimbi ; het en the 10th ef June, IS% • woolen whom Thomism We enpliend to take hie bed to pierce hoed moose the hathere gene papers, one of whirls wee the grill. The eatszdig widens. Conan' Lenard god Binh Jenne, We be& hit ask places of Onie, and edam of dos and he e& feel. Dr. Swage, en hart d the pop costeoded that though the hem in if do TM pion airy open the enamel et no m . there wire ergembelso sane rime which he as oevehmsesd by Min WOMEN& The absen ce of Learn end hair mad be eatielseesely seesnied eel t e shiemat at Theopen was gesegovar be &ha l mein gds oriole with Oaf. He Oise honest defiles) ouLtaiteed. thesehma dot the wilt was oreithd le probes. hr. Adman he the moo el kia, deemond the pretended w ill al very eewgti hesogge o a /army. sod prayed the coot to andeen nempeen, although • pear& in thew{ of the proasellegs, sagh loving always been the practice Immo? • esenses is ens like the resew. Sir C. &lama and the tale of tO party peepottable the will loads at nary siege en sztraerd=dgeroi epee the credulity of the wort. Hs shoal the relate in commie firm ad as en allempt had boa male in proireceirec4=e supper tenni& in the noir ion .4 the cort, had arm otecuted, he shield seeds= Thompson in the costa. COURT OF BANBRUPTCY.—FaiI 6. (Bean Mr. Carrmlorearm Fouldanna.) 1W an ROPPIITOIII.-11ACDONALD AND W•LLACM AGAIN. The baokrupt, a Ye-eon, ef Odertteben, came up for his teat civilisation. Ho wee toe of the misguided persons who hed been Odor by Mr. Dim (also a bignpt) I. ~::. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1858. esestit without consideration for the boners of KaoitealA and Co. and Wallace and Co. of Glasgow, but the amour t of liabilities thus incurred int* comparatirrly 2,)199/.. lit. trade debts are 2,1261.; easels, 7801. Profits, 1,8001. ; leases and aiipaimen 3,3101, . . . , An wijogunnwst waa misted, t give tines to look int* the amounts. la IICaOaITORD TALL DIMINO C . (tintweri). A petition bad been presented for the winding up of this company by Mr. John Ashdown, architect, of Charing- CMOS, a contributory ; and this was the day appointed for making the order. The petition states that the company was formed in 1866, to carry on the usual business or trade of purveyors of pro visions, the supply of all kinds of provisions, or dinners, and other refreshments to the public, on • plan to be settled by the company. and the doing all such other things u are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above ott jecM, under the name of the ' Hungsrford Hall Dining Com pany (limited): " The empathy was duly registered on the 3let of October, 1836. The proposed capital was 25,0001., In shame of 11. each. There were eight shareholders, M cMinn the petitioner, and altogether 3601. only had been subscribed fur. amend of the shareholders had paid only a portion of the swank doe on their show; the greeter umber had net nude any payment whatever; and no sailledent nem misled wader the Joint Stock Com pmise Act la eoulosi mama for the shares subscribed. There were auftWoMng Mae to the .mount. of 3001., and various sakes wen pending. The company had never yet consineneed hisinsis, me was then any likelihood of their dots, soon the regintsred Am had been token possession of by the Thar thereof. Then) wee se appoeitioe, and the order was made. Mr. Graham is the cadet liquidator. (Bae* Mr. Conserriceser Fuse.) RI MA/TINOS OLD RANI. This was the adjourned examination westing in the case of Tilden Smith and Janes Hilda, two of the partners in the Haettep Old Dank. The othei Francis Smith and George Sedum Iwo pawed I t a court and ob- Mined first-dam eniMeaten. _ _ Mr. Bagley and Mr. Orepta swami for the assignees ; Mr. Lawrence for the bankrupts. Mr. Lawrence asked for a further adjournment. Tilden Smith would haws Ws here to pass his butt examination, but Mr. Whitmore haring found that some alterations were required in the balance-thee, had telegraphed to him that he need not attend to-day. It wee proposed to take an ad journment for • month. Mr. Hilder's case steed on &Sweat grounds. He was present, but his amounts were not reedy. He had objected to sign the joint balance-sheet, Maiming that his own private estate had been valued too low. The Commbeioner—Why did he not aka, preteelLas against that valuation ? Mr. Lowrance doubted whethsr be mead have dose that. He had celled in another acierienteet, Mr. Thames, who hi • few days would be able to complete the eteounts. It wee ebonite* proposed to take a mentb's adjournment In Mr. Illlder's emu Mr. fiegley, said the snips= regretted that were obliged to oppose this application as fat as Mr. Ht e ler was ocesownsd. They asked that his ezamination should be ad- Mae die. Up to this hour the assignees had treated Cr i . 'ssa llillsr with Ilea atonal indulgence. Seven months had Mimed linen the laskraptcy. He had had an allowance ; ha ha bass in to remain ia his house without paying mat, sad without being subjected to the mortification of the messenger being put in possession. They now felt that ha led abused the confidence reposed in him. In October his paetaers had filed their accounts ; he refused to join in those encennta, and took an independent position, promising to file accounts on his own behal f. At the last ' meeting he had undertaken to eta amounts before this day, but had not done so. The assignees had serious ground for objecting to his conduct. One book, of considerable impor tance, was admitted to have been deareyed since the bank ruLite. Mr. Hilder'a wife; other books had not been r; sad there was a deficiency of 3011. for which he fiTlede7 satidectorily to aocount. What was more, within • few days of the bankruptcy he had made cross entries in lie kinks for the purpose of discharging dobta due to his son. That was done with his own hand. Mr. Milder—That is not true. w. lingisy said that 1,70 W. in notes and 'old bad been ibetraread boa the main bank at Hastings two day. before Me Meet to the b.wb at lt , bortabridge, conducted by , and We storsy was not satialactorily accounted — kr.ldlar—Tltia was all paid away. The csah-book @hews when sad to whom. Mr. Bagley dad not charge this as an absolute deficiency, but said that it was not satisfactorily accounted for. The stock-book kept at the branch beak, which ought to ahow all the cash sad notes in hand, wee not to be found. The Comenisidoner—lt ham vanished f Mr. Bagley said the mignon could not leas what bed beams of it, but they had traced pordose of the 1,7001. to various parties in Robartabridge, to whom they had been paid as a fraudulent preference. Mr. Hdder's non, John Milder, had Neared part of it, in cosnazion with John Smith (not one of the bankrupts). The book destroyed by Mrs. Bader was called • private ledger, sad mandated the account of John Milder, who bad not only recsired lags some before the lainkruptc7 but wee actually • claimant en the estate for 4,0001., s ecured by bond. The asidguses Brady believed that that bond bad been satisfied by payment@ subesqueetly made to Mr. John Milder; but the destruction of the private ledger had parented them from astablishtag that foot. The reason alleged for destroying the book wes t not that it contained the account of John Milder, bat that of Jeers Milder, a deceased son. The bankrupt's ckhd clerk, Mr. Adams, bed denied that it oontaWd rosy accounts Listing to Janne Edam Kr. Mews ben gave acme erphastkee of die way la yid& the boob bad how keg& The bowknot's SON John, bed oleo, end made entries la the beak books. RI. &my was ant 'barged to the bank, but to hie Whey. Mr. Bagley again peened for an adjournment ;t wi t via to the have boakrupt to come up again when with big eowarats. _ LawreaTteirged that u the scoontits were In ewer of Use adjournment ought to be to a flied day. He E 9 :t6l ks eetify the destruction of books ; that wee a matter for the certificate UMW in. His Honour said he saw no edrantage in an adjournment sine die, as the accounts were in course of preparation. If Mr. Hilder dissented horn the amounts of his partners, he had a right to put hie own view before the court. Ening regard to Mr. Hilder's age, and the complexity of the air. etesestanose, those' the court was 'whoa to cowed' to the holing of the sisigneee, It would give the bankrupt as opportunity of presenting such accounts se he was prepared to abide by. Mr. Lawrence vriehed It to be understood that the mede against Mr. Hader were entirely esparto. Supposi ng j'ar M they could be answered most fully, this wee not the mouton for doing it. . . _ The examination of Mr. Hader was then adjourned to the same day as that of Mr. T. Smith. Mr. Lawrence tendered a proof for 4,0001. on the bond twlerred to, on behalf of Mr. John Milder. The Commissioner—Let this stand over, along with the ether matters. Mr. Bagley ..ld he should oppose the continuance of Mr. Hilder's allowance. His Honour thought this would be rather an ungracdose worm to ta►e. _ - 114. "Wei on that intimation, withdrew his objeodea. Hie Honour was mess to these indirect modes of memo he Indignation with a bankrupt. Let it be doss at the mega than, ths eurtifloste aseetiag. The court was dm Wail to manilas Into all Ow beta, sad award punialuomt, If welt should be found to be drwerved. Mr. Asplead aehed that a day might be fixed for the =mut of an inspector under the separate estate cif Smith. The 19th February wee duel for the purpose. Tlte bankrupt WY a lam manufacturer, of Getter-lane. This wee the examination roosting. His debts were 16,3204 ; Ifialeditisa, 10,9221. ; masts, shoat 2,2001. Kr. Peed asked for as adjournment, to enable the sa 44cto besstigate the ootonsta. Cemmindoner--Why, I see he owes 15,2211. to one pima rad—Tes, to Yr. Oliver, of Nottingham, who ha. beams booing* solely in o 3llllequenos of this roan's Adam Kr. lemmemos, for the basitrept, said that the obl iga tion la Ms meipsot WOt be add ts be mutual. The beapt aid Oliver kd bid large War motions together ; and the same oredltme n amiss= der both bankruptcies. An ejtionemissat fe ah woes was ordered. fir. 'Awesome Nuked kr an @Dominos The bankrttpt bad lowa every diepoltkin M mit the assignees In their object el eempalltag times persons who had bought goods at a secri- Ise to make restitution. Mr. Ford said they should require an aoommt of all the goods sold in the lent sir mouths, which were returned the balanoe-ahest in the lump at 10:,:pula. The bankrupt had represented to Mr. Oliver that he bad sold large quantities of Loa-edgings at ald. per doom, when he bad in reality only sold them it The bankrupt wee called into the witziese-bos, but two freerd bin inability to give any information, because Mr. Oliver had taken poseasesm of all hie papers. Mr. Linklater, on behalf of Mr. Oliver, denied this state monat. Yr. Meer admitted that be bed had the papers, an having been made to him ; but as soon ea the alesL occurred he gave them all up to the edictal up ban riva hook krupt was farther questioned, d pie harbor bort te in which he entered aa the admitted rat which be many aold the good', and the prime ha had notorsed to Oliver. - Tb. allowance woe ordered to be ocatiataed IMAM ant mesting. (Bsibre Mr. Commissioner Hattori.) cowyenty. Nearly sli the andiron hod agreed to swept a coarpositios of 10s. k thepsawl, bat the marrow was unable to pay the seine. Mr. Rolroyd append la "man of the petition, and asked for the usual order for winding up, also an order to stay all actions and nuts, and for the oats of the petition to be paid oat of the Goleta. . . Wellburq ea behalf of the directors of the company, maimed to the order being made. Ile observed that this company would have paid exceedingly well if they could have got the requisite capital. The state of the money market was the sole canes of their stoppage. Mr. Linklater appeared for certain creditors, who also ant monied to the order. The order was made. Mt. Edwards is the official liquidator. The liabilities ars dated at about 3,0001. ; assets between 2,0004 and 3,0001. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. - - - ----- The rellway share market to-day is generally flatter. In many cases a reduction of 1 to / per cent. is shown. London and North Western stock is quoted 1011 to 1 ; Midland, 961 to # t London r.nd South Western, 981 to 991 ; Great Northern, 281 to 1 per share ; and Eastern Counties, 121 to per share. Grand Trunk of Canada shares have advanced. Great Luxembourg and some of the French shares continue in fair request. Indian stocks are quiet. °outvote arum, •vo STOOLS. ?LI 11anw.n. ";= l . IV I It"! Bel.frit Bellzmak.. . ittra.Wolv.ll timer VW Maims. Le. haws. Jet rabid eN Isstar (lowbor Cat .ad 11111100 rid Eslylissda.m (beams!' . .. . DUEL. Mf. .ba;ti.! 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Doke of Iwwda raa ruzinsaixo raorngoionay AND ZA.III - 111113 (uutrito) — . A petition Se the wtedmrep of this hal bees presented by MOWS. Opplabeien, impales% ef leerough-etrert. It appeared, from the ellegaliess in the pe tition, that the company had been duly registered odor the Limited Liability Act, in October, 1866. The repaid capital was 20,0001., in shares of 11. each. There wage de shareholders, who had psid amongst them 2,2301., and a eon. A m u. mum rmeained doe for calls. The oimpany bad sstinif bukid in establishing a boxicees likely to prove prodtabie. The debts and liabilities were 3,20 a odd, which the petitioners believed the company wee wholly unable to pay. The debt of the petitioners was 1061. 15e. Several actions had been commenced and judg ments obtained, under which the amount of several debts had been levied. Several other actions Lad been oar wooed, or threatened. The company had an available rarer or seeee, At a meeting of shareholders in November last a retektioe was peed kr the voluntary winding up of the • ~- THE POLICE COURTS. lANESION-HOP I. Joseph Baßoutine Holloogsworth, a respectable-looking man, of about 36 years of age, described u aj.ipanned bed stead maker, was charged with uttering certain forged bills with intent to defraud the London and County Bank. Mr. Mullane, solicitor to the Committee of Bankers for Protection from Forgery and Frauds, appeared in support of the prosecution, and said—The prisoner wu charged with uttering certain forged or felonious bills, with intent to de fraud the London end County Bank. Certain bills wen taken by the prisoner to that establishment with a certain amount of cash to open an account, and upon making inqui ries it was discovered that the aoceptanoes to the whole of the bills were iletitiou• Mr. WEwsa, the manager end public ofiloer of the bank, rid--On the tend inst., the prisoner came to our establish ment kr the purpose of opening an account. He said he wee • japanned bedstead manufacturer, and wished to open a carnet account and to have some bills dis counted. He delivered to me the nine bills of exchange which I produce, and which he wished to have planed to his credit at once. I told him they were too late for that day, as bills for discount must be left before twelve o'clock ; there fore they would be passed on the morrow. In answer to my inquiries, as to the nature of his account, be said he should require about 3001. • month of bills discounted. The bill. being of • currency of three or four months, I remarked that that would be about 1,0001. to 1,3001. in the aggregate. I made the usual inquiries about the bills, and from the infor mation I received, I wrote to the prisoner yesterday, and be called upon me to-day, when I gave him into custody. I first asked him who Mr. William Urquhart was, who pur rs:Leo be the acceptor of one of the tolls, which was sa to 483, Oxford-street, and in which he was described as an upholsterer. I said there were pieties of the name of Urquhart, at 483, Oxford-street, who were upholsterers, but that there was not a Wil liam Urquhart. He replied, that William Urqnbert lived at 481, Oxford-street, and was the father of the two Urquharts living at 483; that he had supplied goods to the latter and that the father had accepted for them. I mired him abcnt Chapman, whose name appeared as the sc ulptor of two of the bills. I questioned him as to what the bills were drawn for, and he replied that they were drawn for to Chapman, which goods he sent to the roct supplied aed him about Bolton's two bills, mad he replied that they were for goods supplied to Bolton. I asked him about Paylie's bill, and he said that that was not in the regular course of hie trade, but knowing Payne be had sup plied him with some goods at trade prices. I next asked him about the two bills on Maywood. He said he was a private person, and that the goods with which be had supplied him consisted of furniture. I then told him that we could not find the names of either Chapman, Bolton, or Payne in the Directory. He said that that was neatly the me, booms when he removed from his former plate of business, his same did not appear in the Directory for some time. I told him that I had mat to 7, Little Tower-street, and found that Chapman was not known there, that Bolton and Co. were not known at 26, St. Helen's-place, and that 82, Old-street-road, where Payne wee supposed to live, was a closed hours. I sard him whether he had ever been to Mr. Chapman's oMee in Tower-street, or to Bolton's, in St. Helen's-11am Ho said he had not been at Chapman's, but he thought he had been once at Bolton's; that Payne had just taken the house in Old-street-road, and he thought he was occupying it at the time. I told him it looked a serionacase, that he was either being defrauded by these acceptors, or was attempting to de fraud the bank ; sad that I must send for our solicitor. He said he was quite willing to see him. He was then given into custody. At the time he gave me the bills be deposited 4301. in cash, and requested that the bills might be discounted the same afternoon. He only drew one cheque for 301. odd, but which being irregularly drawn was not paid. He was introduced by a person who was slightly known to one of our clerks. If the prisoner be remanded I believe I shall be able t i iii o toze that the acceptances to the bills of Chapman, of and of Payne, ere fictitious. The prisoner was remanded. WORSHIP-STREET. - - Mr. Solomon applied for an order under the New Divorce AM on behalf of • respectable looking and well dressed young woman. She wee married about seven years ego and emigrated with her husband to America. She wee then pos sessed of considerable property, but in a few months after their snivel at New York her husband got possession of the whole of it and absconded. She traced him to Australis, kilowed him, end for some little time they lived together. He again abandoned her. but she by keeping a sma ll steels sawed In two yeas( time to acq u ire a ooneiderable sum of wary. With this she came to London about a year ago. She W reaustly heard that her husband bad got information of beeeng whereabouts, and was coming over with the intention el her Mr. Hammitt std the alleged desertion had taken plea, out of this country he was reluctantly compelled to re ject the application. _ WESTMINSTER. JoAn Arbon, a middle-aged of respectable arr. =or, oxeranger at the War-oSice,was charged with burglarionaly broken and entered the mansion of the Bari ad Suffolk, at Charlton park, Wilts, and stealing therefrom paintings, mans 10,0001. Inspector Whither, of the detective police, said that on the 11th October, 18.56, a telegraphic message WY received in London from the Earl of Suffolk, stating that his mansion at Charlton-park had been entered on the previona night, and ten valuable oil paintings stolen from the drawing room. Witness haMened to Charlton-park, and found that an en trance hed been Mooted in the following manner An iron grating at the back of the house, which cowed a small area, had been forced up. so that a window opening into the basement story could be en croached, and a square of glass having been taken out, the lamming of the window was undone. The paintings lied been taken out of the frames, and the house had been left by the front door. The result of diligent inquiry in the neigh bourhood showed that a man answering the denniptim of the prisoner bad arrived at Swindon station at nine o'clock on the night previous to the burglary, and being then eftsen miles from Charlton Park, hired a guide to show him the way to Minety. They walked on foot, and arrived ate at 12 at night, when the man dismissed his guide, and went la the direction of his lordship's mansion, which was five miles distant. The lame man wee bete at about six on the follow big morning on foot, carrying two large parcels locesly Wail= In brown paper revering from the direction of C ton-park, and after proceeding some dis tance he gave a lad, who was going the same way, six paa, to allow him to pat the bandies ecru= a bone, In which way he sated at CMtleds, where he went to an Inn, and having linteldlasted. Wed a gig,to convey him to Swindon, which he reached In that, for dill quarter to ads o'clock up train, and oases to London with the penile, where be was lost sight of. Looking at the draineshasoes under which the burglary had been cammitled, witness felt mural that it must have been oomndtted, a sided In, by enne person Intimately se painted with the premises but although he turned hie mance to wants who blYi been la the establishment of lets years, and applied himself in every way to glean some intelligrnes which might nerve as • tem to the Man el the robbery, the we Whir slum= meld • few dor tee, when Inkrimakm ere re ceived which led to lies_ apprehension d the rimier. Upon the Cash= of BsL&'s 111011161( to town lea week, it was deitennimli to advertise the Mks paint ings spin, dicker at the same time a large reward for their recovery, or for any information upon the subject, and the result was that Mr. lad of Elisabeth-street, Pfne lila, communicated that be had the panting by Leaserdo Ina Vinci of the Virgin and Child, stolen from Cherkon is gl . stated to be worth 4,0001., and • valuable kidnaps twee learnt from Mr. Leff, who readily afforded every hal- I s illet he bed purchased them of the praiser, whose pea at 40, Bbary- stud, Pialloo. By an sr rengarea between Mr. Lod end "lame the prisoner was sent for by tbs brow, the later keeping watch for him in Iberrelzeet, escbarber him whin he left his Ilona. Minim thew irked Ida bow he booms posmeed of the tlr ir o c =ares he mid to Mr. Led, when he replied that he them in Pettleset-lene for 26e. Witness and Ser geant Lockyer Ikea seembed the prisoner's house, when Loa m danoverei • third pinta( concealed between the roof sad esillag. Primer them sidled his guilt, Illiprelled his regret, sad add he wadi indeeetwry reparation in Mspower by die closing wham Mie met ef the putting' were. He then told wittier that if h• ameba • box an • eupbosed at the foot of the stairs be Ids ben" be would Bud four parnbrokerCdu , plicates nl~B peintings, and there were two more of the pictures et dm - War-oflice, concealed behind a large press, aid sifting le a string, the end of which he gave him dliesHens hew to Ind. These, with • pawnbroker's ticket pleceerl=t, constituted the whole of the stolen was formerly valet to his lordship, but Wet ' aryl,. 10 er e ago. Mr. Arnold ha *aired whet 'course was in to be ham respecting e aocused erminseion, bombe inkber said he wished to convey the scatted et ones Ye Wiltshire, where the witnesses to mime facts The Fame Irma then taken out of the dock to be =- mei he thtleematey. :MOMENT IN HE DOHERTY, OF LIVERPOOL.— Mr. Comasbalmier Steyeeson, of the Liverpool B Court, delivered judgroent yesterday in the oase.llnrePtZ then could be no doubt the bankrupt had committed mei french upon the Borough Bank end shoo upon lifii&reco, of Liverpool. He bed, therefore, come to the cm elusion that he eras Imperatively called upon to reams • tar os:so.An a ppli ci ttou by Mr. Pemberton, the bankrupt's solicitor, for protootka tar minty-ow days ist ors of appeal Ira grouted. CRYSTAL PALACir•ONE SHILLING DAY, Pas. 15.—AtkairaleMS ie MENA 612 i ditto k 7 OM' IPA debt% 276; 1•61, 7111 a. a. • is kW T~Yr.~tlwe - Ds. __b aii seraii:weikt.. ISO Tot Tao . .........1 all 3616 5t11ia " ....12......... r 63 Wasefurdird =.. 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Irv_ D.: k.ils curDrin sa ; eti;d: Vidal' Doan w ' A Now 111 M. :• ate z ISI lej Ili 16 4S 47 16 II U LS al - - 41.1 I I t yr i ;24 ir 3 4 1 tie . I 64 II IL IL I 1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC. The traffic returns of railways in the United King dom for the week ending January 30, amounted to 302,41011, end for the oonosponding week of 1867 to 397,2901., show ing a decrease of 4,8801. The gross receipts of the eight rail ways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending es above to 162,2161., and for the correspond ing week of last year to 164,6141., showing a decreer) at 2,3981. The decree's on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1,1671 ; on the London and North-Western to 3,9111. ; end on the South-Western to 6001.; tow, 5,6781. But from this must be deducted the incense on the Great Northern, 1,0281. ; on the Great Western of 1,4481.; on the London and Blackwell of 113 L; on the Lon don, Brighton, and South Coast of 67814 and on the &nth- Eastern of 1131.; together, 3,0281., leaving the demo as above, 2,3981. The receipts on the other lines ha the united kingdom amounted to 230,1941., and for the cor responding period of 1867 to 232,6761., showing a decrease of 2,4821. in the receipts of these lines, which, added to the decrease on the metropolitan lines, makes the total de crease 4,8801 4 as compered with the corresponding week of 1867. The following are the railway returns of the put week: oopseell —.--, 11-. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN BIRMINGHAM. Yesterday a man staying at the Clarendon Hotel, Birmingham, attempted to murde r a women who passed as his wife, and then committed suicide. About • fortnight ago Mr. Harrison, the proprietor of the hotel, received a note dated Northampton, engaging apartments fora man and his wife for • week. A front sitting-room and bedroom were set apart fur them, and on Friday last they arrived. The man append to be between 30 and 40 years of age ; the woman at 20. Mr. Harrison supposed the man to be a commer cial traveller. Up to • quarter to 1 o'clock yesterday they had not quitted their chamber, when a discharge of fire-arma was heard, immediately followed by another, accompsnied by shrieks of murder from the landing on which the b edro om of the two persons was situate. Ou the servants rushing up stairs they saw the woman standing outside the door partially de...ad •h blood streaming from a wound i n h er nec k, S he " --- r said, e has killed me," and then repeated several times the word "jealousy." The man was found stretched upon the bed, apparently lifeless, his right band grasping a pistol. A. ' second pistol lay upon the floor. Medical aid was procured, but he was insensible, and died in • few moments. It was found that the women was wounded on the right side of the head, and that the bones had been shattered by the bullet, the ball Itself remaining lodged. This was extract ed by Mr. Bolton, one of the surgeons of the General Hospital, but it is doubtful whether she can recover. Last evening she was in a very precarious state. According to the woman she was In the act of getting out of ' bed, when the deceased told her to lift a handkerchief lying on the counterpane. She did so, and di.covered two pistols. In some alarm she asked what he meant, when he replied— " Oh, nothing ; but there's one for y ou and one fur me." He added, h.,wever, that she need not be afraid, and that she must go to sleep again. She returned to bed, when the de ceased snatched up a pistol, and placing it to her head, die. charged i t Part4lly stunned she rushed to the door, saw him pat the other pistol to his ear and tall on the bed, where he died. A letter, written by the deceased, and found on the dressing table, states that his name is Ebenezer John Harri son, and that his parents reside in Derbyshire; that the young woman was not his wife—a statement the truth of which she admits—that she is the daughter of respectable pare te is Northaniptonahke, and had been unfaithful to rad =is. er.,11 parrs • r•aiiiwi•••— • lastastdre. mei aad iNekb=l rras **** ******** ****** • • aDd Paola . ...... • an awl dD • ..ella,* ... • Jamaica. ...... Drogheda amd laktimr lac iftearma• ere= • "....." ******* Wreak. indma ilalaa • • .. • sad Dundee Armee . isegems. Dammamrat3 Kendal sad tagegmege. sal ........... ......... 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Wolin et Illelloulril LOCIAL lIR4II 11.211118. Livassoot. Tn. L—lfs rtM ills a at the *poi& tad slur AD, rowel to Ye alossoa ohms* d Ghost * psi *ma ask,* yes shy eastadist / 1 / 4 1CANIffra. lia. L—These Ina • tsk limbos. Is Ted sad DoM stooks • good maw sass • sitta Imam*. sosatel humese. loss ciall•i s ta Last 114— ar r aie r,_ s- Pref.. all p.— Oimailas. 1411—Urait V 4 aatts le A.ll lall—lass lass•4lll9* Load= sad tooth WatirsAili—lastan Omaha Si- 4 a.. ow. d• Brut meow, rai. this market to-4u hada= ass tailla47 hest, bat teammates ales tally la boa dada Mika a" IMWStagad was ars 131-21issisahm tintoliss shwa at fah TIIE LATE CLERICAL INQUIRY AT LIVERPOOL.— The ortibecriptlon for the Rev. Mr. Omit now amount' to upwards of Mof.. and a enbeception hes also been started for a testimonial to Mrs. Gent. Dr. M'Ndle has dismiessd the schoolmaster, sexton, pewopener, and church cleaner attached to Paul's, all of whom were witnesses spinet the Bey. Mr. Chat. le bed ad ad Iff lei ft 1111 111. U MARKETS. 8119•11.—The average price of Mors or Muscovado roger. the ma duce of the lintual y racweloos la Am elia. for thew oak matins rib. f, 21 .10d. Ter crrt . esclu•lre of the chaired outoul., paid r payable The avorsoie price of brown Of bit1•01,••40 swot, the produce of the Mauus. is SS.. Ba d overate prim. T of brorru or hlaarsrmers sag.. the produce of the 1104 1.17, W.—The t‘ert.g. plr of the throe t , regothedosert_pthros of RYA e. jointly. computed a. ahem exclusive of cluty.lsll4a, it per OWL COSTON.—Lrozareet, Tn. 6—The cotton market ow rather dearer on Needy attar readying the American adrkea, but again Y. came doll. with pram rather teadlns downvanl i, and the week closet with • decline of bled. per lb. on the middling and better classes og American under 6 , d there Is much Irregularity, and • poor selection offering. Trade In Manchester Ina so fir thin year been &seminally. Cod while each lathe cave Mc accounts of deficient supply fr to Americo do not inaterially idea an. market The reducing ut the Hank rate to 36 per cent. yesterday rather Unproved the demand for cotton. hunt h without change, a. U. ars Brazil and EgypUitn. COTTON 0001741.—liegcrer.g, Fie. —The market haa been Ann, hut err The mirror of the trade at Liverpo°l. to cotton. bar thin week been lighter. and the orrquence ha. hen that errs her gone op so higher In the rraw m aerial. This Is.. been no wino tale Porter to msbufacturere and room. Loewe It fry have lel the bran of the manufactured article to delay th e e ar , leaof orders to the Impeder. terms. In long clothe, T cloth. , .d demesnes et all area the demand hie been limited , owing to the Orono with "Mkt Wien adhere to the advanced quotations asked on Tuesday. and the mgr. of there goods complain that their trade Is contir ,ugly • tor lame. lo ter, vi o n r ting clothe the Mrmgthea p trathrearAtt is tOO ogd in lacons ter il,,,Jenshie ea owing to the recent de manded l ....sand fr India and Cu... old though the full rittee de by mthufacturere check borer, the, are in better positlon to reform their term than th e maker. of 'nor kinds of cloth. Berner. have been firmer gen.yally than manufacto ries to demandlng the advance up to ?Medal rim merle free from Rtak, bad though trainee has born ebeekal by this adhesion to full eprotattens, a moderate Drainer I. reported to bay, been done ta tha figlamgato. the dentaud being wiry roar for all the leading seirkels. 001111.—Onatheromb Fag. 6.—Tine eupply of wheat bray t W lk eg p mall. sod seaddre various; prier dare way Is. per qr. on whits. awl 1.. to h. me red. the former making Oa to the . red. Ma to tie ; errs. 441 a. Why. gee reality soiree, and such maintain. its value, while werandary were bought la lower-33.. to 40e. ; oaths. 42a Beans, mode. me Ripply, end la lower. Lthooth, Yu. I.—Our market ham been remarkably hem today td both wheat nod barlet ani tteat derlined 2a. to 3s. per or., wi th out too& lad to any of bar es in made 41e. to 43e. ; white. 41.. to ash. . deemed for ley was eo hunted that our quotation. en be dead merely nominal ; drindleg. Ide. to ; mama& s. toe. Watllll6ll, arrivals of gram [hi. week were Laren, and shoat 5.14 le per enamor lower, buyers apply!. themreive• with Putall donntlds. at the decline. Inferior kinds almost on nleable. Harry to. per quarter cheaper, end mcondary lots dircult to sell. limns tine. but ore end dialling rather drier. evertor for the week ending Feb -1 :—Wher, 1798 nearer.. at 47a 64d. ; barley. Ilea et kie. odd.; oar. 97, at 274.2 ed. ; bens, 171. r 4 / a . Ohl.; per. IL at tie CoALll.—LOrreog, Pam 11.—Buddlse Rai Hastier 141. alert Hartley, ; hashers, Wet Hartley. 14a. ; three Trarce..l4e. Holywal. 16..; Howard'. Wed Hartley Netherton. 14.. Moor. 11.. ad.; Tenger Her Brea Let Id.; Wog Han& 14.4 on.; at. led aeons C 1,... Hs 9d.; Walla Ira. Ir. 9d. ; Wall. Red Other. fd. ; wane End Orroste. I s t u r4 Walla End Hartoo. le. &I.; wade Ned Hilda, 14.. Wad Nod 14e. 3d.: lade MMa , lie : War hod NeddyW Halm Is. ;[Wane End Transwelher. Ifs 91. • Walla Lad 17.44 ; Wine Prd Rectos, ad. ; Well. red Kepler Omer. lei M.; Waft MY Irention. 17..; Walls End Itnemik Helton. Ida; Well. Nod Heron, 17e. Sd..• Walls Lod rewarte. lb. dd. : war aid ; Wells End Haugh Hall, the. Od. ; Walls Nod liellth ; Walla end South halloo. Pd.: Wall. NM Task gol Wall. Ind Thorpe, lb. ; Cowper Hartley, 14..—allger knellthle Mt TRAFFIC RETURNS. /Wm Par M. , Softy Teat Wilms. 0000. ounzers. ehoodloh 1143. WM Walt abaft ha 14. —"— t 4 44 North Dem. II Wok mime i.e. Is. Norio Aftals Wooer to Moroi - - m. 101 111 Week aim Joe. ill Pablo Lemkelmp ewe wry ; Lostioadeers sal Oelereleo IS Week maim hail. Newport. alwrosoomp. owl Nenterd ems Leswebeice is Ammo sal Beleordeet ..-- 1.091 1,2 $Oll NI ■. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. AL . B II • L TI E 8. Borderer (Iserene). inn Tat; Good, of and for!nodes Oar 'Madre,. ebb mar, lathe, .1.. le., pot In hare en the lath January, In admen. balder Jim IL ben Wm armed, sad ordered todlielterp.—&,Thoema. lillettpriff, ham Madras, easeaaltred leery plea, November Mob; Lt lb S., Ina. IT R., let bulwarks, bed ban host stove, and adds abed with water ; Jae. 11, lat. $7 toe. 30 W., was pooped by a sea, ee whi poot, Pee. l eer fille .edft end Rite rooms, dasnaglag nom. —LI John,Walaer- Thum -The Magda= (s), beep weeeete of bed weather at Demeter% whisk tem' much donate to the enestin teed.. J, ha Walker (selassear). W eapeaed in • Red' Grew drowned. Clue lean and dye Wee. weenie of Teemeelt e lt bus dreamed et Oreytowa. by the wetting of a pant Mary law (selicreesr). of sad ben Pegabw br Live ripe , l, Irk Si whanabg as Taylor's Bask ; en, raved.—Livrapool, Tab. I. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Won. ken W Owl et Atria% Jae.., lat. 28 It, ice. 49 W. Ms.. /Lam sr loam ha.► 1 1, lea Piesinells (IMO& 9102. Dori, at. 17.19 8., km. 11.4 W. [Advertimestentl HOLIA)WAT'iI PILLS 1117 Alp maw yes nu Mir Or limemmer Air Durnasisr Mr. Orides MM. of Clidirrellia. drire, la War IT= ReMswar, Mtverms igfors to t L asiorlatel leirrad I& e rTga rrerwrag auk mos Swarm Yr le was la Mr am* Mem% • pressersil k.sr• Iwo Ws Mr r:% al br an ardierme vradirs areversai Me world Irrsit WrialMorms. Mr. Mend. laskaa. rad er, Tort ; oods. by A. Moropr. Ocermiirgis ; A. Maim isms I H Non& BEEtTIIB, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AINOLD.-7eh. I. at Kloptal-re••Tbsaise, the wife of of. ler. If. Mudd. of a BUItY.--Feb. trrlibbidos. Ithadhodoe. the Ws it J. fOr.of CURTIS -Fab. 4.Y lcolakebbare. the Ws of O. W. Cool b.llO, Drltlttet w ith. Brdidsorthod. DO D WlThrttlft gaited Waitron all D WI of el -ro theh.. Nor. & P. W. /kali elva Dowathi l.. .. . at wtto d Witham Wade, id- of a rLsmooL-ros.LsoLsloisss. alrfr ar ybridas. Parker, &L. of a &NOW VAO ORAL-1W 1, at IL Johai r the ode of the Roc M. W IrJ37f ill-Fab. 1. at 8= 7 Mr. J. 7. Welator, of a ord. MAIM 0LL71113-THORITHWA IIII .- 1 tho ;114 , 0111=i i n igap.i. PL I ALLo Ii r-MosoL - r.S. L so Um. st dr os Loss.. 1 br . a 15.9.Lc05. 1101117711-WA710.-7roa. I. at the 1 Witis••••-Tio. 1401 r OB f • Ithwetoot of Thato&W. to . of dtheitoboorToo& Dothan. 11-1011131.011.-Ith. Lai I lac 11. /atm& 0. WOW& deo to O. Wary, widow et tho lidaJM3 aksth, ludo. DEATHS. BARTON. -rob. & aged Is monde. of Mr. The. kiartie, of die dm et OAK PHILL.-Des. 23, at lt Witham, the laud sob of Jett Ograir. -Yob. 3. at DOVltiftd • Law Madan, Ned Ts JO an NES a -Nab. 3, as Scraattro, lam d l lAT M INT at .-Teb. S at North woo* lath Jamie larthist. ba n abr City lades. lathe WM yard fro 117KVIL-P of oli so so. rather* 73rd p dolts, Itheiraw, WON= awn, ew. WIDZYHAW.-Feb. dI,, N Owtbehiels•terrace. fles. L WlWaban, We of Laralordsnet. Nod 711alblarl Pithib = bod W Wthiamir s. Pinot. b el WON. M CN AZEINS•4EIii-a) hirkheariead. Herta the wife d , :alarm Parerease. Derzetellieh 1411 gOirsrmist. Oreevatorartaeret * • Awat4. ear Ig4rWIR I**lf•of . ati Osal t DAL. el a we. Ebeeesea Oaxiclabroad, the Wee L&028. -res.; at All Mein' • Non. Dr. Ilarte* atrir, ▪ darghter of J. Ugrian/ Mardi. iLaaea. to LOOM OZ. et the Parfab Mora et =Gooch. the Of. ughter of Re, O. IL If N. da Vie Ob.. • of Oro* terrace. f. DR., of Hattori, THe. Orbigoari Arthur. the Whet Ab = ute r 44, `a .ad Carubboll. of the e ßettal Corbett. Fag . of • len*. the Dm J. Jose.. akl, Emel. Elizabeth. relict ot abov L• q.. •eC place, *id M La. If izedownerernee A , iedis. I P•rm••••• le wo, Plasail4 SW, a j all l.: %m. inn Hata, or No. 6, .ilater et the OD*. I i,.-0A VIDAI, IaaVAILT riw • -- Ili& MN. 4 - 2/2 - 4101 244 SW 111 146 171 WY 1406 106 WL 3 1218 1161 1116 444 411 646 620 461 $77 mil 416 na 1046 l tut Mei 1134 134 106 6181 11916 !!!! 196 117 113 nro. 9113 07 7103 278 N: m. ~..i K N jI N' K 44 lee is SI. 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