The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS MONDAY . EVENING, JULY 19, 1852.

Raw intelligent,.

rat POLICE comers.'
HOW4IITREHT.
Ches. Adinsey, ealleedasi clerk, wee ISA, eaaatlited
Immoral charm of esbeisliag matey doe ke his Lao OM.
ployer, Mr. 0. H. Bohn, the bookseller, of Iredimplwase.
Covent-garden.
It was stated, at the previous ezetalaaties, that Jur
elements to the meant of nearly 1001. had boa dissomails
is seed* oat the helf-year's scone* sad slalom Sao
sow is attendees to support three separate Warps agar*
hi..

EQUITY COURTS.—SA .7.
minas vas lases Mem i• am--•
IN on Dthenonsi, • Lynam.
The Imelda is this one was Mont in tad of sir
sidevable reel with WI. t• Mr. Myth
Mopes, sf in WI. Ilsater.loy Itla re-
ckhisadaniesil of INV Miorbsth the Invades mother.
easeq, ini Mr. Thomas Pion
win inn senuillsoi eat pima ef the tie be the
sithollisos ink amnia ; and ths, wen the
thud to sentim Os mid. •mu plillan nu also pir
iosni by Mr. Ihthl lobed Eighth praying that he id&
lo sommillos of the Mil% either Mess or is
senimina with lbe isonsition mei by the Marna.
Siz W. Pap VW sad JO wt
mewl t=
of the mos podia% sad matiMod the
was who wituhl aniseed it the mate was the re=
to be eismlisse of the Gam, .ad wu eW W sfto
be op, mire oninismossi dispolifyias moo
Kr. Sabath Or lito minima of the sad Kr.
Lloyd Ind M. Ifyalifisthe IMO kw amo of tM son of
his, sintuniod that the ammMleea mini by ski limn
tame Ono who amid be mils* by the ism; is
Os _.miss.. of No hie aid Mandl aml Os yininn
aid Is slind lo h. Moms of the inewdo.
. Mak p hail Nat IMF sandal in
ion plod inn sodded, so of to be ins jest
MONO 1111 Os ads' sod this mos or shat he
was oth Oxon Is Its •PPOsiwiowyria wipe
Optima Is bilis mi. As maks sbovin to
that alisokshi peoprewkw to nabs numbs
n.
la esepoidow min die Ilwie poem append- by ins
Masimm manittith if shos oths.

Yr. K. W. Hughes, of Isliniton•nrigen, bookseller, dr
posed to a payment o(31. 161.6 d. to Ike primmer as the bid
of February lest ; Kr. W. J. Thompson, of Upper-stroot,
lalimts•' bookeel:er, to kpayamit of W. lea- ad. an the Mk
of Way ; sad It. F. Ford, War. to a ama of
21. 19e. 4d. in FeMr.broary last. Paymmtam wen, also male by
Mr. Reece, of Cleasont's-lana, City ; by Mt. Grindleg it
Baker.street, and °then, and evidence was gives to the
teem that none of these sums had been scoonnted for by
the prisoner, either to his employer, or to Mr. Brown, kis
ankier.
William lark. IF 116, stated that when he took the Fri
caner he aelgagel hie wife, and said, " This is that 761. of
Mr. Bolm's vagary that lir* the tenant, stole.'•
Mr. Heavy samitlrd Ma he IA&
wurengsrpi.
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Martin Whib,aissiskiser 6;1 the °feudist Guards,
underwent • hogthemil tmeninseles, charged with a der
posse stump to rarsrame Ass Hurley. Ihe par bad
W ammemos et the Weegniesett Hospital, owing ttieso their
mallisted the women, whose face was
dialgared by • mesa emus the UM, extondiag
feu ear to me abase arm bed bun mist friOthilly
lassaasi. Titio semsets threat estiablted the marls of a
severe imideu mad his Mien of must Isseratime.
TM peenseatris stated that she bad lived with the pri-
NMI mg Me wife, Ise upwards el twelve mouths, Mt
left Nis en the Frisky Wu the 9th of .as. Os the
evadu tif Inesday, the 9116 ebtaised have of • person,
with wham she kod lived se memat, 4011111 to Westniastar,
and,after pedalling's( some Bum with the priieur,wbo wee
partially iniesionid, ass Mimed by hiss I. semaipsay
bean to 11, Devonshire piste, Broadway. Is the
Nun of the night she discovered he had a rues is his
, bind ; is a 11/0•1111 he drew it twice aeries bet shin sad
odd, " earn yes out cow." She placed Mr right sea
le bat Area; end be .at it mast severely. Bile
sod stsesseded Is unpin bie peep, sad
out the roe..posismely ken Mr weusdelli.,Z
wee then to the hospital Thencrtteraaselombed
the stamisse, sal sat Ms was threat e•• UMW
mt. Priseau to delbesse, pat is a lug 'Mlles,
Agnissie. has which it appeared he ass isallossaliVro
'add Is which be declared she unatiod his and
tenwelliZi bee own injuries in his Moak Is pt w sass
mu her._ _

lam Vie&Cluascauaa twasasurr.
MAOISM= T. Knonstute.—Pazoarry or AiSION=
tx BANKILUricir AID 111110LTINOT.
la this ere it appeared that ama of mem NW ebb h
a melimemen Willi Marken& bed ea theekle of
.melanin;.melanin;anin; was paid WO ONO by she Irma. efMaer his
laavime 1111dresst. MT. Dledistsabo Jimmie ma Melvent
in 1/214 and baskrupt in 11116, lad alarmed, yeerseed a
patinas Ise peemat out of ewe of die le hiensei,
Notice of MI midis was tithe to the et Ids
bealaseto, the emend the odds; sad kthessered
that Whet boa else laselviat, .Li a was
rani me le who me milled a the had. the la is-
.▪
dmuee the
use
in the beeleaptcy, tad demi
gmtpaierisyef seise se the beams@ of the
Vier -Clammier meal the omemral
of parthealar aMpres ter wise et a west la the
haulm ef trustees was see well allied to be qemelinee; mad
that is. OM If there were tee swears,.
der wrier of tie deed, sad If the emelmesr whir wee
Lax!: Odom notice to the treamee Ware the Int
,be a priority. Is this eser, the warm
whe dm pee redo was the mimes ia lanknspery, Oat
it wee sad est be abed ea a dillseast beans fres en el-
lipse he who. YU eigummet he mid ea sires with,
As tt wooed le his Nome that the eadiese in Ow k-
• was as mlithee fir vales, the esasidwation bem
that the defter shwa" lie dbeharged haw his debte—ithe
elite of ash mime* wee emesd by the iseslatar; bet
that esehl ast elise hh psalm It Li globous emarded
that as thin teed was la mail a Mule the Osseo wee
inanileitaL Xs did eat think this messiah sad he should
therein, &made that the mimeo la bankruptcy woe sa-
nded as prierity.

biome id it wee his duty to menmk the primer
fotting and wounding the lama with in-
tent to mustier her.
LAMBETH.
Mr. Deofikerph, • member of a fina in the City, was
charged with hiselossly assaulting Eliza Harrington, aged
Kamm* to Mr. Parkes, a dentition Newington-ersecont.
The girl deposed that her master and mistress want to the
as Friday evening, and the prisoner
sof iVill=d for Mr. Parkes. She told him he was
out, aid the prisoner then asked for • glom of water, and
ougrody
irost on opporoasity to throw her down upon a sofa, and
altod her.
enterer to the charge, questions were put to show the
girl hall harked the prisoner to 'My, as she was afraid of
the Waning.
The Hon. Mr. Norton adjudged the prisoner to pay • this
of di., with 11. costs. He paid the money.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAL
INPOSTANT QUESTION.
The berried question of bail in a ashen& detaining
" desdeseddin les' " was dimmed loofas Mr. Censer
taeese la tin rase of en imbed aided Odra
Mr. for the hisdned sod abfrandlb
met ia • 11=11 mer. The maim bee demi a
pea deal Kiewfe ad only in the dud bet is the gelid
niad. eel the Madly that Mr. Ossendiener P. 1.2
the eat, emeidesse We bed seeded the Me, bee de
to the pdst a degree
doff edge Y
eshienes Mios keg Tesn. la this case
bed In
endledi absul I,IIW. of essemeedellen bills for his
tinder, who lad hew node a beehrupt.
Mr. illesesed waditted that the ride laid daer=dr.
Conmiaider rand meld net suppress sesegi
bills, but ea the eeeteery wed& tempt nee te fared and
perjury, and lordiss would Wad men to pay aosemmoda-
tioa trill WM= at tbe s oldie other creditors.
Mr. Comedian, Ph delivered his opinion at some
length, disdain tint be weehl net grant bail in any ease
where he thand sesseredienes bilk. He had dose all in
his power IS dila tin gist ea. and he would now see
what effect tin rile he bed hid diva would have. Bail
was an lode eel in the dissedice of the court, and,
notwithataa aim ememisismers did not act upon
it, he should so until he was set right by the legia•
Ware. Bail was reared, end the insolvent was sent back
to prison.
IN an JOSNPII WILLIAM LAST.
This insolvent who was a printer in Pickett-place, and
publisher of the Comic Times, appeared for judgment on
the complaint of Mr. Dowse and Mr. Reed, for creditors,
that he had made away with his property. The ease had
been adjourned to pay some money into court. It had not
been done, and judgment was prayed.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips pronounced &judgment of nine
calendar months from the vesting order in February last,
for a fraudulent disposition of property.

SPORTING.
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER KEETINO3IB2S.
The 'match between Nabob and °loam is altered from
Wednesday to Thursday.

YORK AUGUST MERTING,IBS2.
ACCIPTAIICEI for the 0/13LAT EDOR LIANDICAT.
Age. at. lb. Age. it. lb.
Voltigeur
Nancy 4 8 0 The Red Lion .. 3 612
Marlborough Sledmers
Buck
Truth 4 7 9 Galvanism 3 511
Montague
Hippolytus 4 7 0 Lindriek 3 610
Little Harry .... 3 613 Adine 3 5 9
Haricot
Bird-on-the-Wing 3 612 Weathergage.... 3 6 7
Sir Rowland Tren- Lady Aznyott.... 3 6 7
chard
Orel Tommy.... 3 6 9 Purser
Frantic
Lucia
Paquetta 4 6 6 The Varmint.... 3 413
Storyteller 4 6 4 Cleveland
The Proctor .... 4 6 4bc by Ithuriel,out
High Sheriff .... 3 6 3 of Gipsy 3 412
Lady Eden 6 6 3 Poetess
Gladiole
The rest pay 6 more. each.
EPSOM, 1834.
The DZILIT STALIN closed with 226, and the OAXII with
169, subscribers.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME ClRCUlT.—Cumutsroav, JULY 17.

The eolaaaission was opened here on Thursday, and the
proceedings of the Ant two days were wholly devoid of any
public interest. The calendar was an unusually light one,
and the albums charged were, with two exceptions, of a
trivial character.

ABING]

1, 1852.

ACCIPTANCES for the 8E6.11.11111/111 STALES.
Age. it. lb. Age. st.lb.
Tomboy 6 8 10 Proudfoot
The Clown 6 8 10 Dangerous 3 7 0
Little George.... 6 7 12 Madeline 3 6 4
Them: 4 7 12 Bilberry 3 6 0
Etkelwolt

Mr iiiticellaule set on the civil side, sad dieposed of
the balsas on the list, which was also so unusually mews

Comm BIM— Banns Criss Ivories Jam&
Elks Versus, alias Whir., 23, spinster, was indicted for
ooneeslirm the birth of her child. Mr. Ryland prosecuted,
and Mr. T. Chambers defended.

The met psi

.6
son. melt.

11eeirUt;alaneas eillensfing the prisoner's gnat were of
a very horrible eirseebery in Febrenty be she went
u t ook to the Rev. Iln Ifsber of Clackiss. OW* after
he received a litter stating Mai ate was the. prepent, but
she Dot in any way by warranties Ms to be-
lieve the allegation, he me niesotions to the letter. Oa
the 24th of March the rev. gendlemas and lb family left
home for a few days, and upon their MUM es the 27th he
learnt that the prisoner had been tentran, and Its fancied
her appearance was changed. On the nest day (Sunday)
she went to church, and seemed to be quite wen. Oa the
Wednesday following she was left alone in the loose, they
all being at church, and upon the following day a portion
of the body of an infant wee found in the servants'
privy. A further search was made, and the remaining
portions (excepting the pelvis and part of the neck) of a
newly born infant were found. The prisoner was thin
taxed with having been delivered, which she denied;
• was then sent for and, having examined her,
that she bed been recently delivered. The body of
the infant had been so eat to pieces that he could not tell
whether been alive, or to what sex it belonged ; but the
appearances of the flesh made it certain that it was newly
born, and had not been many hours where found.
Some traces of blood were found in her box.
The defence set up was, that she bad not been confined
at the time alluded to.

CRICEBT.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Tats DAY.
At Lord's.—The Gentlemen v. the Players.
At Derby.—South Derbyshire v. Burton-on-Trent.
At Brausshill.—Brarashill Club v. Portsmouth Garrison.
At Weybridge.—Weybridge (Albion) v. Kew (Cam-
bridge).
At Peckham Rye.—Single wicket match.
At Northampton Arms Ground.—City Club Ground v.
Brecknoek Atnts Ground.
--

To-Moxaow.
At Lord's.—The above match continued.
At Derby.—The above match continued.
At Bramshill.—The above match continued.
At Clapham.—Clapham v. West Wickham.
At Dames.—Barnet v. Peckham Rye (second eleven).
At Plaistow.—Poplar Britannia v. Lee Acre (Blackheath).
WEDNVIDAT.
At Lord's.—The above match concluded.
At the Oval.—Surrey Union v. Blackheath Paragon.
At Liverpool.—Liverpool v. Manchester (return match).
At Partoa.—Purton Y. Lanedown Club.
At Taanton.—Two Elevens of Taunton Club.

XVIII/DAY.
At Lord's.—Horse Brigade v. Foot Brigade.
At the Oval.—The Marylebone Club and Ground v. the
urrey Club and Ground.
At Brighton.—Bare: v. Kent.
At Gore Court.—Gore Court Club v. Vine Club.
At Appleshaw.—West Hants v. Winchester Amateurs.
At Liverpool.—The above match concluded.
FILIDAY.
At Lord's.—The above match continued.
At the Oval.—The above match continued.
At Brighton.—The above match continued.
At Gore Court. —The above match continued.

The try found lie;Gwiky.
His Lmdship said it was a horrible ease, and thatthis was
aot the lint child she had had.

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He then sentenced her to 12 months' imprisonment and
hard labour.

./Wite/1;41, a reepectable•looking man, surreedered to
take his trial for arose. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Rodwell
prosecuted ; and Mx Clearnock and Mr. Weeds* were for
the prisoner.
It appeared that pirenert was • small farmer and master,
and lived upon his ems property at Greet Derdleid, in this
county. Upon his peso& Mood some ewe ye, aed at the
bottom of there ts was a larp here it Mod of a moat
dilapidated His own low 1110011 apart ben
all thia, dim main reed. ?Mt whole =
was insured ia do ilea Fire Mee.
fro 6.0
was insured he IM. In 1850 the was dime-
tinned. The Ade property was ales eisetisied, and at
the of present year, sides weerivea Ida that
ealsothe Wessel, aloe 70(., was pill at ease, the pee-
party woad be at ease sold. needy after thie, be
l mei the , sad altered the sement of leseranee of
the died . e 1 s 10W., and tbe seetnies boa 100 i. to
2001., im4 et the mese time, to mete the rem assent the
male, Memel Ihe see of innersole mesa his ewe private
hones, foodtere, end plats. At SO illoo he was
so shot et some, that he ine obliged to sea seas tees to
wale bill is pay the eresessey repairs apse sibelbig the
insevenes. The and in lessaise, whisk had oily here used
for keeping the Howls and sew le, bed boa Ise one dos
full of litter, mesh Meddle down, eta day se twe Mare
the ire he wee eon hiking it op lose sad pieties NM
faililete mew the apertures in the wells, es if to
if
the
Hose trese seating ea. On the • of the Rh MMerch
the peleea was beat 6 to 11 at a pit • -home at /bah-
, and .his read home was across a brite-liell wa-
in the barn. At about 12 that night the hare was
fossil le be is Awe, and was quits beset before
it mob( he got out. The fire -created great ex-
citement and noise, but it was not for ewe time
deemed' that prisoner cams on the spot ; some lithe cot-
tages were iajared in attempting to put out the fire, but
net beret, is
wiles would
sessesd annoyed, saying that
beim the OM, thewould not remunerate him for it.
Ow of the witnesses for the prosecution admitted that
shortly before the are broke oat he bed been smoking a
pipe near the barn, and also had a lantern, tending some
rabbits iu a thatched hatch that was attached to it.
Mr. Charnock having made a moat able address, end
several witnesses having given the prisoner a high character
for honourable conduct,
The jury, attar a few minutes' deliberation, Acquitted

SATURDAY.
At Brighton.—The above match concluded.
A• Harrow.—Marylebone Club and Ground v. the Pro-
sent Harrovian'.

THE COUNTIES OF SOULE AND SUREST.—This
match terminated in favour of Bums by 10 wickets. &ors:
Surrey-Ist innings, 163; 2nd innings, 76. Bniasa-Ist
innings, 211; tad innings, no wickets down, 28.

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livmatroot4 17.—The market has closed
tamely and steadily, with between 4,000 and 6,000 bales
sold, of which speculators and exporter have each taken
about 600 bales. Prices of all kinds are without change ,
from yesterday. The sales include 200 Peru= and Mann-
ham, at 61d. to SP.; 200 Bahia, 61d. to 61d.; 150 Egyptian,
61d. to qa.; and 10 Sea Islands, at 18d. TheTmports
sines Tbsenntay are 10,000 bales.
Martangenn, JULY 17.—The demand for yarns and
degas Is bug evats, and though we have had rather
morn below doe this day week, yet It is evident that the
&nun* iniusee of the elections has not ceued to affect
the market. The private letters by the overland mail from
India, delivered last night, are reported to be ofa very dl.
couraging character; grey shirting. at Calcutta have de-
clined
ss much as 34. to 6d. per piece, and Madapolams
from Id. to 21d. per piece. Jacooneta and yarns had else
declined, and the markets, both at Calcutta and Bombay,
were depressed. Under these circumstances, though we
had some sales of India shirting, yesterday at a dechno of
lid., there has been but little disposition by shippers to the
eastern markets to-day. German houses also continue to
I buy very sparingly, and the Greek merchants here in the
Levant trade arc, and have been for some time, abstaining
from business to a great eitent. Some purchases have been
made for Italy this week, and yarn suitable to the Russian
trade is in some request ; the chief source of demand, how-
ever, is the home trade, which is doing a moderate business,
and prices are more fully sustained than at the commenne-
, meat of the week in yarns and cloths of all kinds.

TIM Dinolitaa.—The barque Benjamin Heape,
Captain Dodgem', was of Plymouth on Friday morning.
She left Fort Philip on the 31st of March, and has a full
cargo, including 30,000 ounces of gold, chiefly from the
Mount Alexander and Ballarat mines, and 1,100 Wes of
wool. At her departure tbe Vanguard, Nelson, Derwent,
and several others, were laden sad preparing to sail. The
Vanguard was short of heads. Mr. Joseph Cheetham, of
Manchester, landed from the barque. lie went out
thirteen years sine* ss an emigrant in the Winchester, one
of Marshall'. ships, and has realised property to the value
of 4,0001. or 5,0001. per annum. Mr. Chcethain possesses
several curious and valuable nuggets, and proceeds to the
manufacturing districts for shipmate to the colonies.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lazne, JULY 17.—Then is
little change in this market to-day. Considering that the
West Riding election has been going on, a fair amount of
business has been done. Prices continue firm and stocks
very low.

CORN.—Boarov, July 17.—The weather continues
beautifully tine, and the present excessive hot weather Is
hastening the harvest rapidly. The crops in this district are
looking so well as could be wished, and a large yield is an-
ticipated. In our markets of Wednesday and to-day
scarcely anything has been doing, merchants and millers
buying very cautiously, and at le. to 2s. decline. In other
groin notinng doing.
eAlllikuuer, July 17.—We had a very soma market, and,
except Wheat, namely say earn offering. Wheat, red,