The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL P.

ea Mr. Mair IN he would have taken Ma Labs eastody.
(Umtata.) Ns eomplaiuthod ever bees wade whist Maa
by a drilla'. The last asatplaiat was made by a sergeant,
fee barley dreak a glass of ale outside a publie.bouse.
That. sight hare bee. ewes or eight eamplaiats made
avian hint altogether.
[Leh witting.]

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.)
The (Wawa took the their shortly after 12 o'clook.
PRIVATE BURIN BM
The telieeds.~ bills were nth • third tire sad passed :
Bray's bathe 141; Berl of Abergethaere Baste BW ; and
Jecklm's Bible Bill.

LIMITED LIABILITY BILL.
0. theAmtein, of gong late comnsittei oa this bill,
Mr. MIINTI emend it, aid said that the men ke Mind
et the bill the store satisfied be was that it wee the min
objestiembie tesesure ever Mesabi beton the house. It
wee knight holism them, as he had sold before by •
board of Inds who halm madam about 'trade
aad if they were to cosset the somumatial
wield they would sa that the beet Ala' they could do
wend I. to burs t d aad ell the books—(lankter)—
mad as %hoydenish at that board, they bed moor had a
pawner in their lives, sal... it was • wife (Laughter.)
Signalman of the house that he bad spoken to *Ma the
..ideal, whether in Landon er Binaisgban had impressed
tbeimelves nattily agaiut the bill, sad be hit sure it
would prove altogether • moles* samsurs. It bad been
said that this was a poor sea's bill, bat mbodreeeld be-
nefit by it but rich capitalists aad lawyers. The ma-
nn opined up • fine field of litigation for the
latter, sad, in his opinion, it was nothing but a lawyer's fob.
(Lankier.) Couldn't' all these armatures be felt it
h's duty to move that the bill be committed that day three
mann (Roar, Mar.)
Mr. GLYN believed the menus to be a sat important
oat, and, on that ground, and, in order that it might re-
ceive the ceasideration it Amerced, he asked its postpone-
moat till also. her session. (Roar, boar.)
Lard PALMERSTON was dittermian to prim forward
this bill, and if hoe. members thought proper to talk eat
the tints of the home, Ike eentry should lisow--sus if
they sat till Septesaber—who it was that retarded the per
gross of lib fietant measure. (Chimera)
After inn Wthor discussion, the home divided, what
there sneered—
lemis into committee
40-81
Thittben went *to conunittie cm the b:11, whoa
Mr. CAIRNS 'mud that the Chairman report program,
which after few remark, from Lord EBRINGTON, wee
agreed to, and the house resumed.
PASSENGER ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
Sevin' claws of this bill were neaten in comant:ttee.
The other twelve o'cl3ek orders were the. disposed of, an
the house MN at four o'clock.

BALI or BUR ACT.—(Tan DAT.)—The Sent
oeatmNlM cm the Bale of Beer Act held a simian with closed
ewe Me afternoon. It is stated that a draft report was in
recommending the °peat of publio.hosese on
ys from one until three the afteraoce, and
Item Ave to eleven o'clock at night. There seems to be no
al/erases sf opiniaa in the committee as to asteadieg the
time from tea to eleven (Meek at night.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

00URT OF

IN IN STNANAN, PAUL, AND NATI
NANNING 7AILDIII.

This was the dayappointed forthe hat ezentinatioa of
the bankrupt', William Stratum, air Joba Dean Peel, sod
P. M. Bates, backer', of the Strand, whom ease has recently
suited so painful aa lowest macaw all elutes in the me-
tropolis. As, olds' to the unfortaaate positioa of the
baskrapte, they betel I. eastedy as a erimiaal charge, it
had been impossible for theta to Ale say aosetants, it was
known that the antis' would be merely a pro forms one ;
there was, however, a large &Madame of meditate end
Obese Waisted.

The beakrapis were brought up h custody from the
Home a Dotage. at 12 o'clock. mad were brought tato
the mart of Ms. Omakeieser Shur, where the meeting
woo brik that". la the amain of le Mused 00111•11-
dire is his mammal tomtit's, the precoediap WV' takes
bolt,. pr. ClanakuloserPaae.

Kr. Lasstanne appeared for the enigma ; the lassikrepts
were not pretsmienclly represented.
Several proofs of debt were taken, including those of the
servants of each of the bankrupts, whose claims were or-
dered te ho paid, in full, under the 188th section of the
Bankruptcy Law Consolidation Act.
The Earl of Manvers use present, and sou accommodated
with a mat on the bench, our the Cominiseioner.
After about an hour had been occupied in the examination
and reception of proofs,
Kr. Lawmen said—We propose, by your honour's per-
miasion, to take =adjournment of the sitting for the last
examination of the bankrupts, until the 9th of October,
when Mr. Commissioner Evans will sit.

After some convenatios the sue was adjourned es pro-
posed.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

TIN CALMS 01 WIAX.-211 11 O. W. W. EWAN!

The ease of this insolvent, the late manager of an insur-
ance company, which has been frequently before the public,
was again mentioned.
Mr. Ultimo& appeared to oppose, and Mr. Bargood sup-
porta&
It will be recollected that the insolvent wu indicted at
dise Central Criminal Court, and sentenced to 18 months'
herd labour, ter outhunting the monies of the Deposit Com.
posy, of which he was the manager, and which nareace he
la sow undergoing at Holloway Prison. Oa Tuesday
Me Ns ease was in the list, and application we
uses he an adjournment, to bring the ineelmorl
beim the court. A warrant had been issued, bat the
lieshest was not forthcoming, and the ease was brought
beim the Chief Co.-- loner. An application was mob
die in order to enforce the emilenne

...temetbse adjestsineat, . to _ a• sou.-
ef IM Insikeenti, he Miss willing to attend, and ,o ham a
qua/ he the final order. In this ere the o..tition
wan Ma betties the sentence, and it was alleged that the
Oahu of UM Company, other than the isdictmest on wh.sh
M was siseisted, were la saltines.
The ease wan farther adjourned.

THE POLICE COURTS. I t
is
THIS DAY. n

SOUTHWARK.
10111111 DT ♦ 11711ViNT. 20`s.
John Wets, e labourer, in the employ of Mears. Sheen ya
sad Co.. engineers, Backside, was brought before Mr. to
A'Seckett, charged with stealing some brass and copper to
Wimp from the factory, the property of his muter,.to
/apart Temple, M divides, said he was called into the
ginemmese's troundng•bouse yesterday afternoon, and re-
ining gunk information am caused him to watch the prr at
-
Shortly afterwards he was on Seaside, when he
116,1 Sin r Inning away from them. He went up to 3
kite tl~ sand him whether he bad any of his masters' pro 46/1
piety gestidin, whoa he replied in the negative, sad seemed io
to be very bdiseeet at huh a question being put to him. St
Witoooollolll him he believed he had, sad that he should take St.
hiss into esstody. The prisoner then admitted that he had 01
some property about him, but it wag the first time he bad 41
robbed his employers. Wituses took his Into the counting io
home and searched him, when he found several brass and et.
copper fittings belonging to machinery on his employers'
premiss*. He then locked him up in the station-house.
Mr. William Young, manager to the prosecutors, said be _8
had lately mimed a considerable quantity of valuable metal ;.•
fittings from the factory, and at lost suspicion attached to 12
the prisoner, when he remised directions to call in the be
polio, serpent to detect the delisquent. Yesterday morn- Sr.
ing he saw a number of brass and tapper Animas stowed St.
away behind some board., when he took them out, and SI
having pet a private mark on than in the promos of the t:
constable, replaced them. Some time afterwards the to
prisoner left the factory, and witness then went to the st
hiding plain, when he mused the property. A few moments 2q
afterwards the prisoner was brought back to the factory, and
the Instal fittings produced were found on him. So
Mr. William Sheen, one of the prosecutors, said the pri- tit.
/
eater had been in their employ some time, at good wages, R.
and property to a considerable amount had bun missed Ix
daring his term of servitude. They bad a large number of an
workame, upon whom suspicion rested; therefore, the firm VI
wits determined to prosecute the prisoner, as an example if,
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to others.

The prieoner, who declined !saying anything in answer to
the charge, wee tally ereansitted for trial at the neat Surrey 6
sessions. lsd

LAMBETH. et:
ROBIIIiZT IT • OONTIDINITIAL . lell
Hewn George, salesman to Kr. Hoary Tucker, fish- .0
monger, of 9, Walworth-road, was @barged with stealing a St.
mamma. M.
The prisoner had boss confidential servant to the prose- 111.
attar for shore two years, and previous to that to his father Il•
Of late he missed quantities of various kinds of fish, but 20
had no particular @sapid= of the prisoner until Saturday 12i
last. Os
Sergeant QUiIIIk•ST said he was requested by Mr. Tacker I)
to state that ite wished the case to be derided summarily, a 85'
the prisoner had a wife and three childres. al
ti*
Mr. Ingham weld lot bear of mach a proposition. He 10
was gamed confidentially, and had practised the planner 1.0. r
to a great extent. He mat go Mr trial. ft.
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A letter of the 20th, from Madrid, aye :—" Ea- •
patter* has been unwell for some days, although he coo.
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tiaues to take his evening walk upon the Prado. The day 5
before yesterday he was obliged to suddenly leen the 20
shank San-Isidro, ad several times in the day he was g
aidgd with a disables" which disquieted his friends. 20
Bltlsyo mum u to the eaten of his malady are 'Boat is
NM circles." so
The volume in which the Duke d'Aumale gave a
ircsaof the formation of the Sousse. and the Chewers so
ew
is being nratultosaly distributed in large numbers ri
• the °facers of the French

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THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1855.

I SHARE LISTS -THIS DAY.

Two o'CLooz.
The railway share market te-day is a shade Armen
and some of the heavier stocks are quoted a trifle better.
The variation, however, is a °important, business behig
dull. London and North-Western stock is quoted 981
to j ; Great Western, 831 to 88 ; Midland, 70 to ;
Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 81 to f ; South Eastern*,
181 to j ; Caledonians, 311 to 1 ; and Great North-
ern., 221 to 1.
Frenon shares are dull. Groat Western of Canada
maintain their improvement. Antwerp and Rotter-
dam shares have improved to 91 to I.
OINARY SHARES 1."1 STOMA,
Ball Pd I RAILWAY% 1 -'4B
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