The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-16 00:00:00

APRIL 16, 1863.

tab; intelligence.

Mr. Combs—Who is the party who is serving you in
mapper you deeenbe
I Applicant—l don't know. I am, however, polio,
EQUITY COURT.—Anut. 16. that it is mend by " lable.rooviog," or epiritrappoa.
(Wore Vion-Clemeelloor Sir W. P. Wood.) Me I eta an the table move, and hear poor more
dhoti. lam wider • spell.
NOUGAT( V. MN OHUAT =IMP RAILWAY °DUPONT.
This was emotion on behalf of the defendasta, the Great Mr. Cembe—Where do you live!
Easter' Railway Company, to demean en injured= Applicant-109f, Corewall.roed, and I ibeald as
granted on the 19th of March, restraning the directors earn. then, and a" 7" would atop them withal Mai;
from paying the half-year's dividend declared the 27th of teas ImuMaing me.
Mr. Combs told her that he would seed the pollee to to
February until further order. The citcumstanoes upon
which the injunction was granted arose out of the thethime'
,_
amalgamation of the Eastern Counties Railway #Bllo"miut—Tbeek 7°°—" will dtt• You see let
and the Eastern Union Railway COCDPAUS. By being murdered, and "ati% s",• Good morning, dr.
the terms of this amalgamation the Great Mr. Garth. ditthted °°° et the °eke" to nuke scam CO%
Eastern A Stock was divided ratably among the stock pro. thithielli°° with the With authorities about the par,
it w woman, as as evident to him that her mind was dn.*d
prising of the Eastern Union Company, the Amalgamating
Ad (see. 33) policing that the profits to be divided should She, however, did sot appear to "Wm°
be subject to certain addition sod redactions. As to them , TRAMPS.
additions and reductions divides same, sad it was agreed Ass Crane and Emma Jones, women of the torn,, via
that all questing under an 33 should be referred for Captain have been frequently in custody, were brought up oo rte
Calico. Prior to his decision, the defendants declareda nand Won Kr. Woolrych charged with violooti,
dividend which they proposed to pay to the ordimuy Mg Mr. Frederick Mason. • tailor, of Phill'aboildiatt
shareholders and withhold from the A shareholders, Reemdeditek, end stealing from him • silver watch sap goi.
Under these circurostanoes the injunction above referred to Albert chairs, valued at 71.
was granted, restraining the payment of all dividends. Man appeared hem the evidence of the prootoot„,„ thit
the issue of the injunction Captain Calton had made his *few sights does be "had a drop of drink in him," aid
ddly whisk be awarded 86,8961. as the actual gross was lasing along Rateliff.highway, when be was /r.
amens{ of Baden Mika liabilities in respect of lined am- by the prisotor Joon, whom be trmted nut
noel Anger, and 76,1781. as the net =own of such liquor, and ammo= to an infamous house,
bilities, and am the sum to be taken for die of NIC 7, Victoria-place, toad, Binegate-fields, 864:
tin 33 as the actual amount of Eastern Ualoe liabilities. wall, which is lb. most horrible dee in tie
Under these circuits/teem the present motion was mails. ! whole district, where samberion outrages and robberim
Mr. Bolt and Mr. Wipe= were for the defendants ; Mr. have been perpetrated. He no sooner catered ths
Daniel and Mr. Bird were on the other side i boon, which -was then kept by a woman called Aldan,
The Vies-Chancellor maid that the inienellea must be the wife of •Chneasen, than he warattackedby all tam
dissolved. DOW that captaia Gatos bad made hi. women, who beat him in • mange manner and swore ttap
award. If that award were qoestfienable, it was would murder him if lie did not deliver his watch may
open to the parties to queens ft, and no doubt money to them. He called out murder and police, and wade
the director, of the comvany would have ample means to a determined resistance. The women forced him in Ma
meet • few thousand poi nds more or leas by which the floor of the room, end Craves Mesh npou him and coven
figures of that award might be varied ; but the court could , his mouth with her hank AbdalLi held his legs, ey
not lock op all the dividends of the company representing • Joan drained his silver watch sad gold chain from he
capital of 8,000,0001. ending, to await tho design of pro- pocket. The three women thee left his. The
woortuds
endings upon the award. The iejnection mud be dissolved, man got out of the place u gtinkly ma possible, rat
the directors nadertaking y the Bb divideod
ductions s to the made his case known to P Dillon, lia
the other a noldog each de 19 who soot took the prisoner Craven. sal
.77,ight folio. from Captain Cialtoa's award, without tuw)u- charged her with stealing a watch and chola from
dice to that award, or to the dinetioos of the Easton maa man. She mid, " Have not got either. Noisy F,ma:
Railway Capital Act, 1862. I (Joeft) has taken both" Dillow arrested Jones, who en
vi2cdbrink.tethgLearile night, and I
chain and maid, tertiretok
if either you or my one else have the watch until I have
55." Site was carefully searched at the statics-hoes, sad
again in the Clerkeewell Homed Detention, but the Intel
was not found. The Chinaman's wife, Abdallah, has bee
missing ever since the robbery.
The chain was produced and identified.
Dillon said the prisoners were two of the word thieve
in the district. They never took men home without tobbisi
them.
Jones with great audacity here mid, "I'll give up do
watch now if he gives me ss„ bun woe% without."
Mr. Woolrych committed the primers for trial.
Roche, the gaoler, led the two piens= to the ail II
the beck of the overt, when Joss natal. " Wait • moment'
She then turned her book to the gaoler, and mid,' Maio
the watch, Mr. Roche ,• I don't care if Ipt tom pan fa
this.* Roche headed the watch to Mr. Mb,. who pm
dined it in omit. sod Mr. Woolrych ordered that the fie
should be added to the deposition. The prisoner Jots
bad pressedoa of the watch ever since the prosecutor es
robbed on the 7th inst. She was twice stripped of
searched by female searohnes, for whose vigilant she en
mere than • mateh.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—ArRIL 16.

COURT Or QUERN'S BENCR.—Arsu. 15.
Sittings in Beisco.—(Before Lord Chief Jodie* Ociskbure,
and Justices Crompton, Blackburn, and Mellor.)
LINDSAY, M.P., e. LZATEILIT.
In this oath a rule had been obtained calling upon the
plaintiff to sbow came why the verdict found in his favour
on the trial at Guiklhall,lefore the Lord Chief .1=
should not be set 'aide and a new trial had, on the
that the verdict was against the evidence. The action wee
on apoliey of insurance upon an iron steam vessel gilled
the Harhtnger, which was abandoned ie Algoa Biwa mthe
*oast of Africa. The irial occupied five days, the question
tuning upon the state of the ship, whether she was se in-
jured as to be a total loss, or whether she could slot have
been thoroughly and efficiently repaired. The evidence was
very voluminous, most of it baring been taken by commie-
akin, and bad to be read to the court.
Mr. Bovill, Q.C., and Mr. Watkie Williams appeared in
support of the rule ; Mr. Lush, QC., Sir Geo. 11thyman,
and Mr. H. Lloyd showed cause against the rule.
The reading of the learned judge's notes occupied the re-
mainder of the day, and had not concluded when the court
rose.

Sittings io &Dm —Odors Lcad Chief Justico » and
Jostions Wilke, *len, sod Xonting.)
COOPZR V. TB! WANDRWOITH 11.0ARD WOllll,-DIXO.

MARKET&

iusiuma Aymtslioutts.

The plaintiff intlis ear hope building a house in the
Lower A tai es-road, _Oleplasin-perk, without 'saris; sent
notios to the loud board of works, in accordthoe with the
provisices of the Metropolis Local Management Alt ; and
the board, open receiving • report of this aia•cwastaoce,
ordered that the house should be demolished, and it was
pulled down the same evening under the direction of their
officers. The action was brought to recover canipsimation
for the loam which the plaintiff had sustained ; sea at the
trial before Mr. Justice Wills, • verdict wu entered for
him for 4001., subject to the opinion of the court. The
question Dow raised for their lordships was, whether the
beard had power conferred upon them to do as they had
dee* by the 76tb section of the Metropolis Local Yaeger
meat Act.
Mr. O. Denman appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bo-
• and Mr. Robinson for lbe defecdants.

TALLOW.—WZDVISDAY En:MO.—Tin market vu
quiet today at the ed prices —Spot, 424 9d. to ;
May and June, 42e. 9d. ; October to December, go.
Delivery to last evening. 532 cults ; arrivals ditto,
cage.

oarros.—lmarootv Ann 15.—Tks demand for
maim to-day is very make with dearer prima The am
sae 12,000 bales, d white 8,000 are on speculation od
fee import. 670 amide's, 2641. to 911. ; 10.1M0 &ea,
111 d. to 20d. ; MO Egyptian, 1131. to 21d. ; 1,300 Pram.
bum, 199 d. to 331.; 1,120 Bahia aad Macao, 190. to
2211. ; 370 Marasbatn, 29d. Themeek's import is 16,92
LZATHF.R.—No Maw has aseareed ie the lathe
trade Inc. last week. 0a Taming al Laadeakall then as
a limited amount ri beams dew at shoat late prim.
Light comma§ &ming Wm, geed heavy harems lida,
light oaf sad semis= 2.. L Hips ant the articles emt
wanted.

The arsenals t way not concluded when the court nee.
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. —Aram 15.
Bitting, in Banco in 'Aster Term.—(Before the Lord Chief
Baron, and Barons Bramwell, Martin, and Wlldw)

CORl9.—Boorow, Aram 1.5.—0ur =what wso firs d
last week's rata.. •Bwat what* Moat, haw 46. to 401. ;
red, 44a. to 475. • 18s. net. Boma. 7k. 140946 Poind
oats, ao alteastaw.
Broomall -oa-Tuis, AMU. M.—The alwirsis of wird
sad mks lor the past wick ore very lama Al war mend
this matoiu then was a fair skow d psis haws tks
powen Whastnets.icwrbataidleof la pwq.
oo last weak's
dung
prima Blaisy Ws. Owls wad Iwo
wealtorod. Imports tiso past was& :—What
coastwise. I,l7o„qra. forsiga, 3,277. Ike*, fast
1630. Oats, torero, 6,908.

GOEZ V. RODE= AND OTHERB.—ACTIOE TOR 00111TIZACT.
This was as notion brought by Samuel Gore against the
defendants for comparacy in sending him to Bedlam, where
he had been confined for some time. The *half now
appeared in person to move the court to set odds as order
made br Mr. Justice Blackburn on the 18th March, staying
in the action until the plaintiff bad reinibursa
ti-bn=ra.. for the costs is a former action arising out d
the same tratuaction, which he had brought against them, Bit
George (hey sad other parties, for false imprisonment, sod
in which the jury bad found a verdict for the defendants.
The plaintiff complained that he had been cruelly, unjustly,
sad oppressively treated, sad said his only object was to
vindicate his character, and remove the stigma which Lad
been cast up= him and his family by the defendants con-
fining him in Bedlam as a reads=
The Court said the jury in the first anti= found that the
plaintiff's confinement in Bedlam was perfectly regular mad
lawful, as be was at the time of union= mind, Mr.
Justine Blackburn was justified is staying I.
the present action until he bad paid the *abate the
coats in the former are.—Apphestioa aired.

CATTLE.-800mux, Arum 15.—Oar prior was ratbt
Aram to-day. Bed mode from 3.6 4d. w Os. ;• mama
4s. tors. ; loisb, 78. to h. 641.; sod. Is. to ; pat
3s. 4d. to 40. 6d. pus stops at Sibs., shafttba

WALL—Lemon. APLL 15.—Holdk's Wass Hartle
Ma. 3d. Byres Beholds West Hartley, His. 3d.; Daman
West Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hal well Kahl, 15s. 3d: • Noss
Man Pas, 11Ia ; Thalkid Moor, 12s. 3d. ; Tanisid La
Bates, llt. ; ?slowworm., lls. ; Wirt Hartle
15s. 3d. ; Wykni, lir. 4d. ; Walls End MUM. Ha. 3d
Ida. Malat 141. 9d. Walls Mid BINWOO, no. tid
Walls Had Hartlepool. 16s. 9d. • Web Bad Her;
Hall. 15s. 6d. ; Walk End Kellen, 11111. • Walls Es
&nth Kalloa, ; Walla End Triodes Tborsk
lts. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth, lid 9L ; Onrway as
IDaffrys Males& 1R ed.—Ships at mob* 44 ; sold, 31

THE POLICE COURTS. I
XARLBOROUGII43TREEE.
A young wear, named lairafien Marsh, meet /hob
attired, was 'charged with stealing from the pair el Mr.
George Matthews, of 36, Wharton. street, -ciquare,
gentleman, • gold watch, of the value of 71., is Tot-
tenharoourt-road.
On the charge being called on, Fingersld. 53141,!=ed
the magistrate that the prosecutor wee not in „.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said the sorsa would be discharged.
Enna Brown was charged with steam nine sovereigns
from James Arnold, chief °Meer of the ship Kirkham, now
lying in the East India Docks, and residing at 2, Brgal-
termer East India-road.
Cook, 106 C, said there was no prosecutor in attendance,
the robbery having taken plaoe in Arundel-court.
Mr. Tyrwhitt discharged the accused.
In both MOB the accused seemed much pleased at their
good fortes
WESTMINSTER.
A fashionably-dressed youth of 18, who gave the name of
Heft Bedford, and whose two grooms were in court, was
charged with obtaining goods under false pretences.
On the prisoner being plated in the dock, Mr. Arnold
inquired when the goo& were obtained, and wee told that
it was duriog the last week or ten days.
Mr. Arnold asked whether In was taken at the time of
the oommissioo of the offers? And upon being informed
be was not, observed that under nese circumstances
there wee no authority to take him into custody, and ex-
pressed his surprise that after what ha had publicly stated
vas the subject the police would still continue in defiant*
d law to apprehend persons for misdemeanour He there.
gar sew discharged the prisoner, as he was wrongly in cus-
tedy bat the complainant might apply for • warrant against
i him fhe thought
The complainant said be would do so. The monad had
attained goods from himself and others by falsely represent-
ing himself to be the Marquis of Ormond.
A warrant was then issued with so much despatch that
the accused had nut got far away from the court, about
which he bad lingered from moor overeat nation that he
was not at liberty to depart , before he was overtaken by
Lnby, the warrant officer, and brought back. A charge was
then made against him of obtaining goods under the false
pretence that be was the Marquis of Oared, and
The primmer, is answer to it, said he had an income of
4,0001. • year ; that he sew so harm, miesequently. in coo-
tracing debt of 51., and that the mare amumptioa of •
nobleman's name was nothing except to the nobleman
himself.
Mr. Arnold—l beg your pardon. You are wrong in that
respect ; if you reauseat yourself to be the Marquis of
Onward and obtain goods by that false pretence, you are
liable to be prosecuted.
Prisoner—l offered to pay him if be would accompany me
to my club, in St. Jaraes'setrat. If I am willing to pay, it
or make no diffract* about the rms.
Mr. Arnold—l should think a person who had 4,0001. per
year °mkt pay without assuming another man's name.
Other rages 1110T0 then gone into, and upon the magis-
trate inquiring of the prisoner if be had any friend who
would speak for him, the self.myled Marquis of Oared
replied that be had sent one of his grooms" for two legal
goakresst The sae was adjourned, but neither of these
perms made their appearanee. A gentleman named Paul
oars fraud, however, and stated that the prisoner wee the
sea d a respeetable solicitor decreed ; that he bad been in
a solienor's ear but was discharged for dishonesty ; that
be bad not • riling, mod waa, 10 fact, a mere impostor.
Prisoner made no reply, end was remanded for • week.
SOUTHWARK.
&esa after Mr. Combe bad taken his MA at the bench a
singular lookkag female, whose lower fanner were thickly
covered with heir, entered the east In • eery suited
state, sad begged his wonhip's rielemes sad pro-
tection. She stand that she was being slowly murdered,
sad she should like to tad out the party whip wee her mur-
derer.
Mr. Cienbe—Wliat it Mrs want of ate?
Applicant-1 want premieres. I sea tbe daughter of •
clergyman, sad bas nee bombe up ea a lady, but I
sin kept in poverty by up inserem, I am actually
westing away, year werelip. amcry • shadow el what
I WM.
Mr. Gonne —Wish la the are of year westing swop? I pi,ftim asd mike," "am lupe NALN6 .014:
Applicant (excitedly).-Ifen ems me that lase slowly being ufthwdysaels. w ahe civ or /mid" Poor.
'murdered, and I want your proterioa, for without that rvae, la losiarir Mr& la the Mira of
I shall not live ire. TWOII/1011T, Ana 111. WIL