The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1862.

Fontenot', Oauloia. Amiglue,l Reform, Dunkeld, Lord
Warden, bro to Yorore f by Coq Torn Deiopett,
AIIIILIOCULD Bombe, Star and Garter, Revolver,
Bareliettin;„ Deertoot, vr, Firefly, Mrs. Somer-
- . Sendfc

villa, c hYawireftia^itenorits, Invasion, . lord, Erythia,
Bleaohe d Lasouter.
Tax On TROUBLED GUINELB STAUB? • sobsoription Ot
WO nova. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; Mhos, Set 101 b ; the
owner a the second Ally to receive back his stake. D.Y.
(49 mbs.) —F by Voltigeur—Wild DayrelTs dam, Lorelei,
Anxiety, Olive Breach, Annette, Caracole,
&Mew to Man4st-Arme, Breaker, Irene, Itepore,Balgt
Martial, Basquine, 1 by Orlando—Adine, Syne, Leda, f
by Y. Melbourne—Maid of 'Wham, f by Y. Melboures
—Physilis. Yarra, Abbas, Queen Elizabeth, Salamases,
Black Pearl, Fantasia, Ethel, Bonny Breastknot, Lady
Dundee, Emily de Leas, Express, Chieftain's Deughter,
f by Wild Dayrall Pheory, Prologue, Cantinas%
Hecate, Bounibellet, Gone, ReveillV, Hopeful Duchess,
Bertha, Donna del Lego, Limosina. Dogli, Imps:striae,
Flippodamia, Hurricane, Jung Fran, Temptation, Haro-
bombs (dead), f by Orlando—Lady Palmerston (dead).

THE DISOBEDIENT JOCKEYS.
The subjoined notice was inserted in the official race list
yesterday :
" Newmarket, May 5.
" The starter's complaint against W. Bottom, E. Sharp,
and C. Gray for miecondunt at starting for
and the but race an
the Craven Meeting, was heard this day, the following
judgment given :
W. Bottom, having been constantly complained of for
misconduct, is suspended from riding until August the 4th.'
" E. Sharp having pleaded to a sicced offence, and no
other offence* having been registered against him, is fined
ISt, according to Rule 41,• which the stewards consider a
very inadequate puniehment.'
" C. Gray, it being his first offence, and he having pro-
milted to behave well in future, was reprimanded, and er-
mined the fine of 50
(Signed) " COvinniv„
" H. J. Rona."
• Rule 41 is as follows :—" The starter has authority to
order the jockeys to draw up in a line u ass beyond the
starting.post et he may think necessary, and any jockey dis-
obeying the orderi of the starter or taking any unfair advan-
tage may, on the complaint of the starter, be fined for the
first offence 51. ; for the second, 10/. ; for the third, 231. ;
and for the fourth may be etiepattsled from riding at the dia.
cretion of the atewar&."
The subjoined amendment to this mull will be
before the Jockey Club by Admiral Rots Ude

(Weclne;irry):—
" Whereas rule 41 defeats the object it was intended to
remedy by dictating certain mechanical punishments in the
shape of fines for the first, second, and third offences com-
mitted by jockeys at the starting post, without any reference
to their gravity, of the extent of which the stewards can
alone forma correct estimate, and as the fines are seldom
paid from the pockets of the offenders, the said rale be-
comes a tacit nocooragement for jockeys to set the starter at
defiance. It in virtually a deed letter, and very seldom at-
tended to, but it remains a public nuisance ; the only ef-
fectual remedy being suspension from riding, at the
discretion of the stewards of the Jockey Club. I,
therefore, propor to the Jockey Club to substitute
a role which shall enable the stewards of the
Jockey Club to correct such enormous abuses as we saw at
C.oodwood and Northampton, where the riders of the win-
ners of the Stewards' Cup and the Spencer Plate started
their horses ten lengths in advance of the starting=
defiance of the starter, for which Rule 41 only p
5/. penalty ; and I further submit to the Jockey Club
whether it would not be advisable to disqualify a
whe horn
the
horn winning under the above circumstances, n
jockey absolutely refuse' to obey the orders of the starter."

farmer-June 3. H. J. Webb, Bexley, Kent, dealer in co.._
May 11. G. A. Disey, Dyer Walborn, plate prioter-
June 3. J. Brecon, Edwardatreet, Itlackfrlare-road, cabinet
manufacturier*-May 81. F. C. *Martinet. Heritenit.reall, Kentish-
town. Cert In the Privy Conucdontee-ilay 31. G. Harper,
CI ipsom.street, Fitzroy equere, late groeer-May 11. J. Jack,
Princes-road, Bermondsey, porter at Sornenet-lbsese-ithy 31.
Jane Tweedy, Brighton, late lodging-house keeper-June S. J. C.
Cone, ideardesequare, Kensington, clerk to a public company
-Judd 3. M. Hart, tineen'actreet, Brompton-June 3. C. Ed-
wards, Orayli-inn.lane, baker-Jane 3. J. W. Fryer, Cleveland-
terraci, Ishiogton, commercial traveller-June 6. H. W. Baker,
Woolwich, coal merchant-June 6. C. S. Newman, flydney-pleoe,
Stoke Newington, carmen:lel traveller-J mei 6. J. Powell,
Vauxhall-bridge-road, coffee-house keeper-May 31. 0. Hartley,
oCacr.eatreet., Lincoln's-inn, bootmaker-June 5. F. W. Denbigh,
ay
street, Tottenhameourt-rood, dealer in hems-M 30.
H. Foe, St. JaMtes44ll7aCe, Notting hilt, messenger to House of
Peers-MayTindall, Albion-grove, Delete'', late shipping
agent-May N. R. Feacock, Southampton. lessee of public lathe
-May 30. J. Bull, Walthamstow, Essen, late clothier's assistant
-May 30. W. Johnson, Mercerstreet, Shaded], dealer in old
atorea-May 30. T. J. Stanbridge, Radford Euston, Oion, dealer
In artificial manure-May 30. A. Brightly, fit. George's-street,
Wald, licensed victaither-May 80. G. Gent. Baker-street,
Portmanequare, wine agent-May SO. J. Bathe, Beak-lane, City,
oil refiner-May 30. J. Richardson, Cross-street and =lateen,
Lambeth, mason-May 30. J. H. Knoop, Morganetreet, Cora-
mercid-road Kant, journeyman sugar baker-May 30. A. L Dur-
rent, Groomabridge, Kent, miller-May 30. J. T. Vie/water, Nano.
ver-equare. Clapham-road, late licensed victualler-May 30. J.
Bowdon, Virginia-terrace, Great Dover-street, trunk maker-
May SO. J. Hunter, Woisey-terrace, Kentish-town, gentleman -
June 4. T. Scott, Llunbridge, grocer-June 4. IL Striven', York-
row, Kennington-road, surveyor-June 4. W. G. Mattison, Chad.
toa Kings-road, Kentish-town, railway clerk -Jane 4. T. Ap-
pleby and 3 Walther, Addle-street, City, general warehousemen
-June 4. A. J. Fairborn and G. N. 11111, Barbican, gold refiners
-June 4. B. Pike, Churchetreet, Shoreditch, trunk maker-
June 4. T. Kemp, Norwich, saddler-June 4. Y. G. F. Moore,
Stanley-street, Pimlico, late lieutenant in the army-June 4.
W. H. Williams, Vincent-place, Kingdandroad, general com-
mission agent-June 4. A. King, Gorleaton, Suffolk, fishing mer-
chant-June 4. J. Fitzgerald, Brighton, marine store dealer
-June 4. J. hard, Thomase3Malfields, sawyer-Jane
4. J. Dunks, street, Coven n, coffee-house keeper
-Jane 4. J. De s- , Stepney, journeyman gun
ftnisher-May W. M. trete.t.Clainee, Worcestershire, budder-
Mae 30. H. 'llindley, Tunikall, Staffordshire, grocer-June 6.
A. W. Penny, Birmingham, lithographer-June 6. 3. Baker,
Dudley, Worcestershire, draper-June 5. IL Baker, Birmingham,
attorney-May 9. Mary Marshall, Alreeu, Staffordshire, draper
-Jane 3. J. Milton, Derby, draper-Jane S. J. Menne, Stem-
ford. Lincolnshire, Umber amind.-June S. G. Daws, New-
thorp, Nottinghamshire, fariner-June & J. Ward,
upon-Trent, na-Juns3. 1 Weatenoreland, Nottingham,
journeyman machinist-June& J. Beardsley, Sneinton, Notting-
hamshire, joiner-Juns & 3. 1.. Williams, Llandovery, Caere:sr-
thenshire, horse dealer-June 13. E. Morris, Haverfordwest,
grocer-June 3. G. Bm=ten.onfpottint:l4teio Hart
iolgiiifreßristol-
corn
er-May V. A. Johnston, Bindal, Yorkshire, commission
agent-May 19. T. Simpson. Liverpool, builder-May 30. S.
Owens and R. Jones, Liverpool, joiners-May 90. D. Lloyd, Town,
Merionethabire, coach driver-MayGregory, &fry, Lan-
cashire, grocer-May U. J. Picketing, Manchester, smallware
manufacturer-May 20. E. B. lagitam, Oldham, auctioneer-May
30. J. Barton, Ashion-under-Lyne, cunier-May 26 AC
Penzance. Cornwall, general dealer-May 26. T. Peridoshi=.
chaster, fruit merchant-May 27. J. Hardy. Commonable, Staf-
fordshire, licensed victualler-May 27. R. Groves, remote,
Staffordshire, grocer's assistant-May 27. D. Pearson, drublecote,
Staffordshire, commission agent-May 27. F. Jones, Brierley-
bill, Staffordshire, waterproof oil cloth manufacturer-June 19.
Isabella Grey, South Shields, licensed victualler-May 30. J.
Rutzeuheffer, Sunderland, grocer-May 14. T. Convor,(hicheiter,
innkeeper-May 26. J. Cooper, Tamworth, plumber-May 17.
R. Webb, Newmarket, Suffolk, schoolmaster-May ISt J. Thomp-
son, Amblrelde, Westmorland, painter-June 9. J. Josses, Mon-
mouth, saddler-May 23. J. Charlton, Haydon-bridge, Northum-
e railway station master-May 22. W. Green, Leeds,
shoemaker-June 5. J. Munk', Boston, Liecolnahlre, auctioneer
May Mt G. &talked, Whitthnrch, Hants, farmer-June 7. F.
Needham, MiOton, tailor Jane 6. W. Cadd, Bideford, Devon-
shire, grooer-May 22. S. Hayward, Southern, Banta, bootmaker
-Mae 20. J. Whlenam, Whitley Hill Heeds, Northumberland.
travelling draper-June 3. T. fi. Blakey, Bradford, Yorkshire,
warehouseman-May 30. 0. Warburton, &clad& Yorkshire,
salesman-tune 6. W. Spafford, Bradford, Yorkshire, wheel-
wright-May 29. J. Payne, Cambridge, fruiterer-May 29. G. M.
Fahey, Cambridge, attorneys clerk-May 29. R. Coeburn, Cam-
bridge, artificial manure agent-May 27. IL Davies, Brecknock,
lictitesd victualler-May V. D. Davies,Treeastle. Brecknockshtre,
licensed Yietneller-JUDOS. J. Jones, Dudley Port, Staffonishire,
limestone miner-May 20. W. Cooper, Bridlington, Yorkshire,
schoolmaster-June S. W. W. Woodhans, Bentham, Sussex,
farm laboarer-May & W. Mien, Tomes, Devonshire, nursery-
man-May ZS. 1 Newman, Barley, Herefordshire, farmer-toy
12. W. Taylor, Bast
aszurz Lotteduprcuts A. Lincolnshire
NN, .
May S. Epee= longs, Bristol, tallow merchant.
2. BENJAMINDICLLEA morn, Ludborough,
TIONS OF DIVIDEND& lincothehire. brick esker.
DAUM DAIM. Kidegrove. Staffordshire, buikler-zlnd dividend of
Is. 641., any Thursday, at KW/Mr% Birmiesham.
Jim= Wuragrim Lawn, WILLIAM Moire PAM/MX and
EDMUND Leer!, Wilden, Worcestershire, iron workers-Ind
dividend of Is. ed., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
WILLIAM COLLlgeoe, Blackhill, grocer-Ist dividend of 6s. 3d.,
any Saturday, at Baker's. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
nTVITYI/110.

May 90. A. Downton and O. New Inn-yard, City.
provision merchants—May 20. H. George, Swan-etreeteolomerver-
road, builder—May 20. J. Holahan, Waterloo-terrace,
cial-road East, lead merchant—MaiLLCOiller, Little Mar/U.
bone-street, Marylebone, painter— 141. R Hurwitz, Newtons-
street, importer of foreign 10011 S— It C. Roads, Black
Prince-row, Walworthroad, oilman—May re, W. Howell,
pool, iron trca drum manufacturer—May 22. B. Unsworth. Moornelda,
ire, gentleman—May YE S. Burhooae, Melthara, York-
shire, yarn stantifacturer—May YE Buslield, Leeds, York-
shire, cloth manufacturer—May 26 I. Bentley, Dalton, Yorkshire,
groom—May 21. W. Quarmby, Ashton-under-Lyne, bookseller—
May l 2 T. Blanshard, Manchester, glass dealer—May 29. R. W.
Tilley, Weetoneuper-Mare, draper—May 99. C. A. Gibson, Bete-
tot, Umber merchant—May 2S, IL W. R. Midgard, Lincoln,
maltater.
CERTIPICATES to be granted, unless canes be *own to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
May 27. C. Webb. Drury-lane, and Cluispetreet. Poplar. gene-
ral dealer—May 28. T. Innocent, Bedford-street, Covent-garden,
May 28. T. Leeks. Norwood, contractor—May 29. J.
Merd,—Bryn, Merionethshire, cattle allealllan.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Rice and J. Brook. Belgium, Norfolk, licensed victuallers—
E. Beswick, I. Cooper, J. Knight, sod T. Udall (the Chen Coal
and Ironstone Company)—T. Moos and T. Hobson, Layton, Staf-
fordshire, earthenware manufacturers—J. F. Jackson. A. Green-
slade, and W. Cattley, High-street, Southwark, and Mark-lans.
City, hop mercltanfa—J. Squires and H. Parker, Leicester, boot
manufacturers—J. Jay and R. Clarkson, Hereford. attorneys—
S.patrick and J. Scholtleld (trustees for Mary Blackburn),
Blackburn, Mary Blackburn, and J. iThaw—J. C. Clough and P.
Dawson, Liverpool, naval architects—H. Hyde and 8. N. Blackwell,
Manchester, tailors—E. R. Homier and J. P. Jackson, Railway-
Fenchurch-street, 'Ming-house keepers—lt. Rankin, J.
Rankin, and J. Potter, Leeds. contra:tare—J. J. Gopsill, H. E.
Gopaill, and T. J. Gopsdll, Old Stratford, Warwickshire,
farmers, so far as'saw& T. J. Gopill—J. Nagar sad J.
Elgar, Jun., Canterbury, grocers—F. B. Halms and Z. Owls-
nell. Bresti-street, Manakin woollen drapers—Mary Ann
Wilkinson and Sarah Ellerby, Hahne, Lancashire. renames—
J. Driver, Keighley, Yorkshire, and J. Jesup, Bradford, York-
shire, patentees of improventa in *mains apparetus—C. Parker,
H. Parker, J. Parker, and T. Parker, Salisburyetreet, Portman-
market, shammies, so tar se regards H. Parker—Elizabeth
Green, J. Green, and W. Orem, Manchester and Wigs's,
carriers, so far as regards Elisabeth Green—J. Welton, H.
Doulton, and F. Doulton. Lambeth, Coney: Rowley Regis and
Smethwiek, Staffordshire: St. Helen's and Liverpool. Lancashire :
and Birmingham, potters, so far as regards F. Doultm—J. R.
Dixon and G. NI etson, Dean'amews, Holywell.lane, Shomilitch,
veneer cutters—C. Edge and A. Johnson, Birmingham, architects
—U. Aahworth and P. Eckersley, Jun., Manchester, merchants—
W. Atkin and G. Atkin, LouUt
warm' SEQUESTRATIONS.
Jens PAIL Glasgow, wine merchant. May U, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.
JAMIE Helena, Glasgow, commission merchant, May 12, at the
faculty HAIL Glasgow.
WILLIAM CillPlllll.l. Stornoway, merchant, May IS, at the
Lewis Hotel, Stornoway.
AIZIANDER OaAaAa, Glsagow, baker, May 12, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.
JAM2s Ewers, Elgin, painter, May 12, at the Gordon Arms
Hotel, Elgin.
Joan %%curia, Airdrie, grocer, May 14, at the Faculty Ball,

JORN MAMA. Inverness, solicitor, May 10, at ills Caledonian
Hotel, Inverness.
Warren Wit's, Inverness, founder, May 17, at the Caledonian
Hotel, Inverness.

tab) intclltstnce.
EQUITY COURTS.—MAY 6.
(Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.)
ILI PAM GLASS AND NIAIDIT IN II DORWALL, A
BANT.INTIV.

This was an appeal from the am:idol& of Mr.
Evans, granting the bankrupt his order of discharge.
The appellants, Messrs. Glass and Elliott, are submarine
electric telegraph manufacturers carrying on business at
Cannon-street, and the bankrupt was in the employment, es
manager, of the business of Messrs. Newell and Co., manu-
facturers of wire rope sod submarine cables, at Gateshead-
on•Tyne. The appellants were creditors of the
bankrupt for 4,1291.. damages and costs re-
covered in an action brought by them in February, 1861,
against the bankrupt, in which they charged him with
having maliciously damaged the cable they were then laying
down between Dunwich, in Suffolk, and Zauvoort, on the
east of Holland. The bankrupt being unable to meet this
demand became bankrupt upon his own petition on the 2nd
December, 1861. Judgment in the action was not entered
up till some days after the adjudication, and the only debt
proved was in respect of that judgment. The appellants
had strongly opposed the bankrupt's discharge before the
commissioner, principally on the grounds—first, that o..sir
debt bad been incurred and contracted withunt
any reasonable or probable ground or expectation of
the bankrupt being able to pay the same, within the 159th
section of the Bankruptcy Act of 1861, and had therefore
been fraudulently incurred or contracted; and, secondly,
that the bankrupt had been found guilty bf the jury of
wilful and malicious wrong, that the verdict of the jury
was conclusive of the fact, and that under the 159th section
of the act of 1861 the court was bound, in considering the
order of discharge, to have regard to the general conduct of
the bankrupt. Notwithstanding the opposition of the ap-
pellants, thediacharge was granted, as before stated, on the
4th March last, the accounts having been duly filed in
January, and no objection being taken to them on
the application for disc. The commissioner, on grant-
ing the discharge, said doer not seem to me that the
bankrupt incurred this debt improperly, because although it
is a debt he did not incur it. If he was guilty of a fraud in
respect of it, then be should be indicted for fraud. Dianna
take any notice of a mere action for a thing alleged to be
malicious or improper without it is made a criminal ease;
and it appears to me, therefore, that there can be no ob-
jection to the bankrupt receiving his discharge. It is a
debt in one seamy but it cannot be called a debt in the
other, therefore I grant the dischnrge."
Mr. Roll, Q. 0., Mr. Daniel, Q.C., and Mr. G. L. Russell,
on the argument of the appeal a few days since, for
t appellant ; Sir Hugh Cairns, Q.C., and Mr. Roxburgh
for the bankrupt ; and Mr. Begley for the assignee.
Their lordships this morning delivered their opinions upon
the case, the result being the affirmance of the commis-
sioner's order of discharge. The costs of all parties to be
paid out of the estate, and the deposit to be returned.