The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-21 00:00:00

LAN INTELLIGENCIL

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissiotrer &saw)

hasktupt was a sculptor. of Ostabstriltalswe.,`
I. ~,at...park. This wu the &Alio' for acumination sad
01,:s. Me debts an only 1,101)/. ; assets, consisting of
la trade. lie&
without uppolitiou, sai disc arse grassed.
SY mationente.

The le„.kropt was • od-beater, of Hertford-road, Kir4e-
L,,,.1 i.be...0 ; erste, from 150 f, to 2001.
u, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked that he
ruld ;we his examination aid receive as order of die-
diege.
fimith opprard.
The Malmo we. examined. He had been insolvent is
isia, ISO, and 18:4, paying no divideod. In August last
woreineoced buil,hog. and in sit weeks contracted debts
*id hatilities of •2sll/. Ilse rest of the debts in his balance-
si..4 lied been oeitracted hog antecedently. He had drawn
tills in see of his workmen sensed Wallis, of white tee
oat of nil had been paid.
lickerolge, a eteditor, complained that the beak-
r,r4 hod b.g.:ht 4.4.1 of him shortly before the failure,
sal had sold them at a oast sacrifice.
The INsekrupt admitted this, but denied that he ha
within three months of his bankruptcy.
.nenbling examination of the bankrupt by this
creditor, in the Aurae of which it was elicited that behind
tern rang .l se a preacher at Windsor and elsewhere,
His Hooour Ilia that so false representation on the part
.1 the bankrupt had heel proved ; aid though be bad ha.
rieziged in a building speculation, the wee wee
5.4 w. r th .n many in which it had boos bad that beak.
,pta arm entitled to their discharge. The disallow would
therefore be Putted.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

THANE&
ply.mot i rat... rcDCCus ox Ton 11•111.—,713 WILMMIes
LAWS.
rldr/e. the younger, of No. 29. Napier-
tonne. Hos rommori, apeared before Mr. bells on • sum-
mon which ch.irgerl him-that be Wag a wsterman's op-
twenty did unlawfully and wilfully lot loam sad oast off
Me teadfrin or rope of twos .this calla the Nary aad the
Jet" 10 WA UM mad barge drew hem thegice to which
Ore woe wewlefen.
lir. Claws Young. solicitor, cosdueled the prosecution
he Ilsort. Cary sod Co.' asteposive seal inerchanta, sod
rundermars In the Comnteresal-road, Lambeth, who had
wok b the practice sow complained of. and
wive wee deterraised to prosecute is every owe that
woo to their knowledge. The eammoss was takes
eat seder the Mat byelaw of the Wamermen's
tope ". framed in acconlence with the authority given by
me t sod 23erd Victoria. The bye-law imposed •
malty sot exceeding 40a., nor loss then 10s. for the offense.
If mei peceedings as those of which the defendant was
cliecksd,no Moguls property weed& be fade
re river Thames.
Edward Lowe, a 'estimator's appredicemid helms is Om
roil., of Henry Jeskine He wee is his craft en the
r at the entrance of the Victoria Dock, about 7 °Week,
dart ago; it was low water. He saw the defeatist
loothweite deliberately cast MI the bendiest hen two
bores warned the Nary and the Jobe. They led beenbstensi
u. the tiara and soother barge, the name of which Ile did
at nom. The Mary and Jobs both west adrift.
Henry Lowe, the brother of the last witness, gave eel'
arm is cosfirmatioo, sod mud that Mews. Cory's bawl
drifted to Blarkwall.eteirs with the tide. He beta ens d
tee ddeadant's companions ring oat " Shore the boon
bard over ; I'm if we doe% God • road oat."
For the defame it was attempted to be shown that the dr
Indent could not get oat with his owe barge whim*
letting the others adrift, bat this defence was not Made
eel
Mr. !We aid the defendant had clearly infringed the
Me law. and bed corotattbad a roischieroos act, probably
seder tow mistakes silos of his own rights. He hoed the
:clew lea sad we* sad waned Lbw that • repetition of
the 'weld he nista with • pushy of 40s.
The tee wee pia

TEE MURDER OP A COMMERCIAL nu FILLER
By OAMOITING.

INQUEHT. —MEM DAT.)_
The a.ljourned inquest on Mr. RiAsrd Pearce
aced 40. who died ft the 10th bd. fees the dodo of
lOU
res received as the Med Met, when be mu prelled mud
,hbed of a esawalasabla eineent of pnpierg, was reemoil
:his masted et 10 ataiesik at the l eon Mom Certitudes-
Errs* by Mr. Jebel Ilumpliowyq the esswaar far East Yid-
al—&
Mr. E. Vann attended es the ported the widow of the
4,, seed ; and Mr. BONA O&M Cusack, who
is is custody oo the shards of eamerned In the fearful
outrage. Mr. Tospeder Webster the management of
the cue re behalf of the police authorities.
tpue the coroner taking his Nat Mr. Vann asked that
themes should be adjourned to • future day, as Daly rose
of the parties implicated in the murder had been as yet
secured, and it was • matter of great publiz importance
that the rest of the peg should be apprehended. It was
the opinioo of the police that the ends of justice might be
iaterfersd with if the inquiry were to proceed further et
premet.
The cormer said that under the circumstances he should
carefully avoid going into unnecessary details, and he would
MA Lear any evidence to which there might be • particular
objection.
Thomas Jones, die sinker, mid--On my way from Kin -
hod-gate, oe the night of the 2nd inst., I found deceased at
the corner of Ilarmwalk. He seemed agitated, and
slid. "My hat is poe, my watch, my puree, and some
river I had in my pocket," He said he had been
fobbed. 1 asked him had he been knocked down! Before
he bad time W answer some one in the crowd said, "Oh, no,
sot knocked down." Gemmed said, "How do you koow !
Net let thot man ; must have lad something to do
with it r then went to the cerner of the street
soil called "Police." Ifs then fell down insensible.
The man who answered did not go away, but said
to the people in the crowds if they thought
be bad say head in it they might search him. He
had • wideareake hat as. He stood apart from the crowd
and would let no ono go near him. A stretcher was sent
for when the police arrived, and deceased was taken to the
station. Before he was removed be only recovered eon-
piousness fur half-a-minute. I have not seen the man in
the old...wake hat since that night. When deceased
asked we not to let the mail go there wore about Ire other
ren-or. present. (The witness was not arewrexamised.
Jobs 299 N --Ou the 2nd inst., about 11 o'etoek.
I heard a faint cry of " Police'" I went to the career dddd
Fletomiogstreet, where I found dimmed on the posed
with his arms extended. His dress was in dis-
order. Hie waistcoat was open, and ha bad no
bat. His collar was not disarranged. He mid
that be had been robbed. f had him removal to the statical.
My atteatioa was directed to • person standing in the crowd
hy ....ye or in the garb of • gentleman, who was
la'! lb! two fermalea The man remained on the spot
until .shad got deceased on the stretcher, and then I saw
so nrc• of him. The gentleman had told me that deceased
had claimed his protectin, saying that he had been robbed
of his watch and chain, and µAuto,' to the man in the wide-
awake bat. I saw two 1,1,es and • woman whom I knew
in the crowd near deceased.
lir. Griffith, dreitional surgeoo, mid—About twelve
O'ClOrk on the night of the 2nd inatant I was called to the
station. house to see the demand, whom I found inns-
add^. I applied the stomach pump as a precaution, but
there appeared no met of anything mizious. He partly
recovered consciousness, and I left him. 1 was sent for
again at seven o'clock, when I found that he was suffering
great pain. I advised that be should be restored to his
friends which was does, and my attendance ceased.
Dr. Eva' Emile repeated the evidence which he gave
at {Worship-stoat Police-court on Tuesday last, The
in 'oriel appeared as if the man indicting them had
been is front, and had pressed the two thumbs into the
throat while the bands were poised round the neck. This
would have the same effect as hanging. and would produce
mouseciouseesia by compressing the great remelt.
The *airy was thou whoureed sins die.

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