The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.
The manager, the solicitor, and font of the directors of •
meetly launched Mannino* company, with limited liability,
were summoned to appear before Aldermen Humpbery on
Tuesday list, to answer a charge of fraud; bat the hearing
of the case wee adjourned, with the comsat of all the par-
ties, until Saturday, but when Alderman Humphery took
his settee the bench, Alderman Wilson, Alderman Mechi,
Alderman Hale, Alderman Fiords and Alderman Dakin
being also present, none of the parties were forth.
ecerung, and a written coolant to another idiomn.
meat, sired by the solicitors on both sides, was handed in in
explanation. The solicitors for the prosecution (Messrs. Har-
rison and Lewis, of 24, Old Jewry) were communicated with
immediately, sad Mr. Lewis attended sad stated that his
client sod the defendants were not present in onesequenos
of en arrangement which bad been suggested, sad which
required further time to be properly carsied ont, for which
an adjournment was milled for. He did not wish
Crake any public statement affecting the characters of •
number el highly respectable gentlemen, who had been
drawn into an equivocal position inadvertently but but he was
in the hands of the court, and as his client had takes the
matter up on public grounds, and without any desire
for his own personal benefit, be was prepared to go
on with the case if the arrangement proposed were net
carried out, or if it did not meet with the sanction of
the bench. His client bad expressly stated that be would
not listen to any arrangement that did not protect
every person interested in the company, and that ethos the
company were dissolved sod the whole of the deposit money
returned to the shareholder', he would not acetate to say
proposal to abandon the present uroceedinp. He was
bound to admit that the directors had in the most bonifide
spirit accepted those conditions, and he believed that they
bad alry pared • resolution of the board that the Win-
ce:ay should forthwith be dissolved ; but as it would be ne-
cessary to give the shareholders sera' or fourteen days'
notice of the requisite meetings to complete these arrange-
ments, it was asked that the eummoeses should Mend ad-
uned until the 22nd of April. He bad every essidenes
in the boot fide intention of the directors to iiihnelve the
company, and that the shareholders would not suffer is the
slightest, as the expenses would be defrayed by the direelses.
A long discussion mimed between the eldssmn an the
bench and Mr. Lewis, as to the propriety el permitting th•
affair to be arranged in the =Oaf propels& Aldermen
Wilma saying it was very like asking the usitotzabot to
compound an offenses.
Ultimately, Alderman Humpbery said as the parties were
not in attendance, be would adjourn the owe to the day
named ; bat he shonkl expect them to come pngered to go
tally into it.

THAN ES.
Ochs Simpson, aged 34, was changed with being Goa
corned with others is breaking into the shop and ~s-
hows of George W. Shelton, of No. 4, Whitby-
Bow-road, on the night of the 21st of Angst last,
steeling therefrom 139 peke of new boots and shoes, and 20
kid sties, valued in all about 701. The prisoner has bees
au accountant, a publican, a traveller, • general dealer, and
a burglar and receiver of stolen property. The police have
known him for sow time as the king of the bantam, and
be has taken an entire pert in some most daring and extrem-
ely. burglaries. Is the latter pert of last year he wee ap-
prehended with others for a large jewellery robbery. He
then made a full disclosure of the facts mistime' to kis ac-
complices, and they were found guilty end sentenced to
different terms of imprisonment.
Committed for trial.

Tim Cuss or Commis. Wancin.--Colonel William
Petro Waugh, who was connected with the Heaters Basking
Company, is still confined in Whitecross -street prison. He
was captured on a espies on Tuesday, and taken to a lock-
up house, where hi remained until Thursday evening, and
was then removed to prime. The arrest was for 3001., and
immediately afterwards• detainer for 50.0001. was lodged
at the suit of the official liquidator of the Gnat Heaters
Banking Company. At present no steps have been takes,
and nothing is keens of the ioteotions of Colossal Waugh
with respect to hi release. It is probable that he may be
quartsred for BOOM tiros to come in Whitemometrest
prison.
SAD OCCURRINCIL-011 Saturday morning Mr.
Edmund Treberns, about 56 years of age, residing at, and
for many years attached to, the office of the Lod and as-
sessed inane of St. George's, Hanover-aquas* 11. Beath
Molina-street, was in his office, when William Miller, also
in the same office, bat in an adjoining room, heard the YO•
port of a pistol. Be immediately went into Mr. Trehernes
room, and toned him lying on the floor, with blood rumba(
from his ears. Mr. De Merrick, • surgeon, was eatilil
but thought it advisable not to remove him lest he
die on his way Jodie hospital Re was found with a pistol
in one heed and soother by his side. He was still alive on
Saturday night, but so hopes whatever were entertained of
his rerevery.—Oterreer.
CRYSTAL PALACI, lIALF-A-CROWN DAY.—
SATURDAY, MARCH 98. Ad 1111.160011 on payment. 753;
ditto by mum tickets, 8,806: total. 2,908.
FOREIGN LIQUEURS. —Great Reduction in Prices.
—Clubs, hotels, gad familias supplied direct by flelfaltln,
Duplils, and Co., Steam Distillery, Spa, Belgium, inveutors of
' the celebrated Milli de Spa, 10 whom the Prize Medal has been
, awarded for the excellence of their superfine liqueurs, which
• are all warranted to be the product of direct distillation, and,
not being compounded with essences. will improve with age.
The following table shows in the fleet column the prices gene-
, rally charged in inaland for each bottle of some of the foreign
liqueurs, and in the second column SchalUn„ Duplals, and
Co.'s reduced prices :

a d. ad. ad. ad.
Curacao am p& bet 11 4 0 4 Creme de tbil Pekoe 14 0 4 6
Ditto, stone cruets.. 17 4 9 6 Ditto Vanilla ll 0 6 6
Ithreacidno, per task 10 II 8 • Ditto Cafe
Ditto, liqueur bet .. .. 66 ! Ditto Noyanz ll 6 6 6
Rau d'or Dentsick .. 14 0 8 0 Ditto throe*
Ditto, liqueur but... .. 6 6 Anketi•
Parfait AZIMUT 0 0 6 6 121z1r de flank l4 0 6 4
listralt d'Abeinthe 11 6 IS 0 Elixir de Op& u a a 6
Etuinnel ll 6 6 6 Ditto liqueur bet. .. 6 6
Every liqueur quoted at Os. Id. Easy be bad it Ulf battles at
be. Ild. Bcbaltln, Duplaw, and Co. count:kegs sweet that, by
thus enabling the British public to net their rapirllne *pews
at resaonable prides, a revolution will take pleat be thlebranek
of commerce, and that the besefkial me of liqueurs will soot
become as =venal to this sotatry as it le thread In order to
teellitate business, khakis, DPmble. and 00. hove s=
the Angle-Coatlataidill Ism* their sok coast:
all orders sad cesmunkoloos ask be disked to JAIN
O couroamersr el the said inkitey, irs, Clikneet4ksriltun.
LC. puke Mk ant kee. On reel. dslemps
Wi. Ilktory of the Welk Composition. MA Mrs et
icesilP 'know,: almsry taisnalitag tracinge Isi iMia. Da.
I Noy AM Os wilt.. al be semi 4•0. aperoreallil 0 err
lhe Villal Swam Moms 111111W.—IAMarivisam1