The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-11 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Beton Mr. Gumnismitim Goalbura.)
immg.u.mum—ckssoramorai.
Ties baakrupt, better knows as "Many B 0111110." was
dooribed se a homed victualler and pantomimist, of Lead.
mt, Portemouth, and of Peatberstosie-buildings, Holborn.
lle aow applied for his order of discharge. Debbi, 8061. ;
meets, 100/. ; property hold as security, 150/. He cam to
the court cut his own petition. The of 11111(001) re. I
ported that nothing would be realised for the creditors.
The bankrupt, in answer to quotient from the court,
said he had been bankrupt eight years ago, owing 6004. or
TOW., and paying so dividend.
The aseigume offered SO opposition.
Mr. Bond supported. 7714 bankrupt was originally a
clown, sad bad be Meek to that character he would net
have is kis present one.
The Moniseer—Mby did he not keep to it?
Mr. Heard—Your Hamar is aware that the 'envious et
clowns are only la repass* at a particular mama of the year,
about Cluifties ; sad the bankrupt was anxious to do
something better. He had saved a little MOSSY; his wit%
who had hese a Columbine," had also roved somithing ;
sad they west into a publichouse at Margate, bat, owing
to the Aartaess of the mem there, the business was not
sueasseful.
His Honour greeted the order of discharge.

IN 111

Tba bankrupt nu • draper, at Dower. He now applied
for his order of discharge.
A creditor opposed in person.
Hie Honour adjourned the order fur sir months, on the
ground that the bankrupt had traded on fictitious capital,
sad had contracted debts without probable moans of
payload,.
rn ILI MR wit. CABVICHAIL ANSTPII7IIIIII/.

The bankrupt was described as late of thaustoo Hotel,
formerly of Boulogne. This was the last sitting. The bank-
rupt owes to uneecured creditors 2,1391; to boldiol
'enmity, 65,..01.-11. The largest &scored creditor is the
Scottish Equitable Amursoce Compsey for 60,0001. ' • the
Standsrd Life Mennen* Company are also creditors for
10,6001. They hold security on the baekrapt's 'Metes in
Lanarkshire. Them is nothing in the shape of assets far
the linercured mediton. He returns his expeitditure at
EMild. • year daring the feat two years. tio amagass had
chorea.

the bankraMr. Adrian appeared in the ems ; Mr. Butler supported
pt.
The awe me &dinned far further amount..
(Before Mr. Commissioner Vase)
IN as NUR—ADJUDICATION.
Mr. Lindner pemeated a patties for &disdains in
bankruptcy against Jacob Nem seed mordant, of Him.
wrest, Borou.h. The lashattise en 'Wed it 17,0004 ;
wets diadem
Adjudicates was ands.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THU DAY.)

MAILDOIOI/0114TRIMT.
01INISUS TILAMO LSD TEN lIILIIMON.
Henry Saued,rs, conductor et semibas 7,303, appeared
before Mr. Tvrwhitt to newer the asespimiel of Inspector
(bombe, I) division, for saissiisUr MOO,"
within the cireumferencw ef the contrary to
the regulations made by ibe d Polio", to
prevent obstrucuows in the add piss of pubis MOIL
It appears that in eossisquesso of aiimarsos scompleimis
frcea possum of their inability teems o:llsM4Srost. err
the Circus, owing to the Monisd sinuses w tbs
croatings, sod with a view wlssellsbo birsessei
traffic during the Exhibition. taw Coundsicsases et
Police have lately ironed a moth, at which the followbg
is a copy:—" Police Regulatiees to prevent Obstructfews
in Itmeot-circua—lo ceder to prevent obstructions by me-
tropolitan stage carriage' stopping to take up and set down
trretre at the Regent•circes, Osford-street, notice is
.e
hereby given that no .tag" carriage shall stop within the
circumference of the Circus., nor within seven yards of the
lampposte at the crossings on the seat and weft aides of the
Cruse."

inspector Coombs said that in addition to a copy of the
notice being mut to each omnibus proprietor, the printed
puttee was curispicuously posted in the Circus., so that every
conductor and driver ought be aware of it. A constable
was also placed there to warn the men, but, notwithatanding,
there had been several infringementa of the regulatioes,
and some of the meta seemed determined to set the autho-
rities at defiance.

Yr. Tyrwhitt said he wished it to be publicly made
known that the regulatiotis would be enforced. The CUM-
missiooers of Police had very properly made the regula-
tions. sad he should take care to have QM carried out ;
for if not, as it got pear the Sims of the Internstional
Exhibition, if the omnibuses won allowed to stop within
the Circus, the Sloarooglstins of London would not be
passable.
The defendant was this toed ss. sad costa.

ILITIUOIDINAIT CONDUCT or • NOLDUIM.—CIIAIIO3 or
1053110; TWO OMITLWFIN.
Salami latitowii, a pewees in the Scots Families*, was
charged before Mr. Tyrwbitt with rabbis( Mr. Henry
Drenamoad Wolff, retary to the Lord High CouunissMaer
of the lonise Islands, residimg at present at 8, St. James-
place, sad also lir. Arthur Otway, a meanie of Middlesex,
residing at Lanham House, Leagitsiei.piace.
Mr. Otway maid—Last night about 12 o'clock I was is
loagham-phice, in company of my friend, Mr. Wolff, ea
our way to the Adminilty, when I was going to eleep. We
were waitiag toe a cab, my framed having my walls and as
umbrella in hie hated, when the soldier came up to me and
caught hold of me, and asked ate to give him a pot of beer.
1 had one hand
.engsged, and with the other petard the
*claim away, mapag, " Be off with you," oil wide* he maid,
"If you dou't • shilling stick to you the whole
evening." I maw the drift of the fellow's remark, and was
determined to give him into custody, and mid to my friend
in Freach, "Let him come ion with us till we get a
policeman." The soldier then caught hold of my friend in
• similar banner, and threw himself upon him, saying,
" Give mamma beer." My friend told him to be off, and
pushed him sway as well as he could, when the prisoner
mid, " I'll cut you down," and struck my friend over the
shoulder with • thin suck. He then seised my friend's
umbrella, and my bag which my.friend was carrying for ate.
At this moment I saw a policeman cornier. having
Dearly sa far as Conduit-street. 1 called the eosetaby
and told him to take the prisoner in charge, wbea be mile
off, but was caught by a constable near Burlingtararcade,
several pereoue Inning Liken pin in the pursuit.
Mr. Henry Drummond tt olff confirmed Mr. Otway in
every respect.
Mackey, 313 AL, proved stopping prisoner with the um-
brella and beg in his ;0rm01u...1. On Minn searched at the
station •
packet liamikerchief, the property of Mr. Woltf,was
found in prieesiesino, sod • puree and some rings,
Mr. Tyrwlent an it was a case of considerable import-
awe to the public. The prisoneela soldier, followed the
gentlemen about, after deninuding money of them, and thee
robbed there. It was quite neceesery that the public
should be protected against fellows of the prisoner's descrip-
tion.

- It
h we dated bi Sergeant Stephens that • gentleman
called at the datien, and said he had seen a soldier hustling
• foreigner, seer Ilsnorer,oluare, a short time preview to
this affair.
Couitzetted for trial.

THE FATAL FIRE' IN THE COMMERCIAL-ROAD.

Isy T.—(THIS DAY.)
Thir morning tin, n•liourneil inquest upon the
bode of Edward John Reynolds, who lost his life last
Weasesday week, l y leaping out of a second floor window
et No. 7, Lame-terrace, Commereial•roed, while the build-
ing was en Mn, was resumed at the Lotakm Homitel by
Ur. H. Bagel Walthuw, the deputy coroner for lest

Yr. Ger*" roper-nitrating of the Royal Society for the
?Yarnell°. of l 4 from }ire, waa officially present.
Alvey was recalled, &ail stated that about 71. worth
.1 bie property had been reneutly pledged by him. but that
It was isotally lime by jewellers to rim ready
Mr. Brehm. foreman o the Fire Brigade, mated he
bed bean over the house, and the fire appeared to bim to
Imre erginated is the lack parlour. The pa bad been
tamed oat.

Pohee-coastalde K said that he took Mt... indaatee
to ri tar the brew:we. and he did mot think that thie heart
the meanie could have arrived some Ws
44._

—The amass dna wassart go, sad eabl that ao Maros
sommi to Wash to the ins-assepsmaa for tabs dolly whisk
hod swasrorl. The origin at a* Ars was to a amity attest
bivalved iw mystery. bat thews vas ao roam Ms suppose
that it was alt tho met so bat asollottli
Tis $l7. ahoy • Wet ottansi a verdict
" That esuassd ova WWI by *win wet ol a sortais
window whils lie hams WY es ito. awl Ad Ms ilsath
was salmi asslimidly asi etissigms"

Ms bosoms or Como Wozoso.—lnorris
aso Dar).-716 femme= Mr. Jobs Elessyhreys, Me
ewer ler Middlesex, Mid ea Jaques at the Board-wee
d Milmed 04d Tows Workbenes, Ibuscrott-reed,
seeposetiest the dsatb els meleialeak wily Imes, se:pasem
have bees serrdseed, discoveredee Wadasaig .is less
b 7 a poliestoestaida is as •141010 a 'S Salk Mepesm._ Mr.
Ammo titeehmess, angem, mid that wchordbad ten
deed ,veal days. The body warn raft develoyed, end ow
erishilical cord bad est lose secured. Be bellowed Mot the
deesesed bad died hem satins at birth. The jery is the
ahem* el parities reidesek alarmed a ',diet d " Fogad
deed ; bet whither buss awe they had as legal testieesay
Is pima" • eased impiry was aim We at the
Lelia Else lie resyeedei • beeale bead ono=
le • piese ed brews piper, ea the igen Is the holt
el the Leas e• Weimar/ ems* bat.
XL the reddest milisel eine, dated Mat Me
drswsihed bee hen alive seed had hew ern
from seffeestisa. The OININIF es the
frightful ieereeee el the aims d sbYi weenter. the Pay
retuned a resdist alf " Ylitiel 'Midst against some perm
or mesas velosera."

pr 6317111/0 TITAGILILPIL )
EPSOM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

WATERLOO PLATE.
Mildew ...
&unmoral& ... ... ...
... ..
kurfft ...
7f'.

NEW TWO YEAR OLD STAKES. Thargoarters cit a
mule.

Res, Jambes f, Side-saddle f, 13anister, Ganlouls,
Ls XarloW, Porsigny, Wyou, Perquisite, The Orphan, and
Revolver are ken.
KITROPOLITAN STAKE& Two wallas and a quarter.
A Eleho, Yanked, Finland., Vinegar Hill, Shop-
batir:eitighilyer, Sycophiat, Pinks.. Phantom. Touch-
=week Bacephaltu. Atropin, Wombat, Vest o, Lord Stan-
ley, Dust, Carsotacus, Oberon, Brighton, Capture, Astarte,
Watchllre, aed Real Jam are S here. ar.th: Poona. —Thorrnaohy, Oldrainster, Jce#o, Corn-
Wee, Starlight, Benham Lass, Dame, Physician, Joey
Jonas, Paul Clifford, Remunerator, Bough Laateced, Can-
ada, Adrasta, Victor, Knight of the Bath, Badinage, sad
Lawyer.
WALTON STARES. Threso-quarters of a roan
Jack-is-ths-Box Black Pearl, Vagabood, Santa Claus,
Le Marechal, Scorpios, Antonelli, Osulouls, Blackoock,
Revolver, aid Peignoir are here.

LATEST BETTING.
7 to 1 apt Aatorotd (t)
7 to 1 Finlaodo (t)
7to 1 Eloho (t)

Normarros Cur.—The race is awarded t 3 Shepherdess,
ead Orieashew fund 10i. for foul ruling.

RECIPE AND SAO PRANCISCO (PERNAMBUCO)
RAILWAY COMPANY-(YMIS DAY.)

The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was
bald ►t 1 o'clock. at the London Tavern, Mr. Joss Buses
is the chair. . . . . . . .

TTl:i'report, which heti been previously published, was
taken am read.

TheZijurutts, in moving the adoption of it, mid dace
the report was *sued the board had received advises extend-
ing up to the 16th of March, which were of • eatisfactory
ithassider. Although the traffic was not
it was increaaieg, and it would no doubt
mately be such as to justify • government guarantee.
The eentracte were in the bands of gestlamen
to wham the board had perfect coat dance. They had pro-
posed that the coatractors should have half of the advaa-
tage the company might obtain from the guarantee
coming into operation some twelvemoath earlier
Mae they were obliged
_to complete ; and to
that preposition the board considered it desirable
to amok, as the benefit would be mutual. The
time bad now arrived when it was nessesary
to prep the question of the further extension of the gar
esatied eapital on the attention of the imperial governess's*.
Au inquiry had taken place in Brazil under the authority of
that t, and, so fares the board could judge, the
e there had been satisfactory. The examination
at bee% centheated by Messrs. Morgan, was not yet wen-
pletedoesliss was afraid thatthere wasinthat instance rather
a disposition to Sod faultwith the *comet° He felt certain
that the Brazilian Minister's good word would materially
affect the result. He bad written to the Brae:aka Minister
on that subject, and not having yet received the reply, he
should propose an adjournment of the militias for a fort-
night for the purpose of receiving it. He thought they bad
a right to be treated as liberally as any of the other railway
companies of Brazil.
Mr. Jona Joe* wished to know whether it was bile
that the law with regard to railway accidents wee more ea
rare in Brazil than in this country.
After some discussion,
The Canary, in reoy, stated that if the Brasilia° go-
vernment supplied 400,Mi., 100,0001. would be sufficient
in the shape of borrowi!nogg powers to be exercised
by the company. As repelled railway accidents, he said
an old woman was recently killed by being nut over, and
the engine-driver, though not at all to blame, was put in
prison, bat the other engine-drivers all struck in conse-
quence, sad after an isters=a of the bailie for a short
period, the matter was
The report was ultimately adopted, and the meeting ad-
journed for • fortnight

The Birmingham Pod of today publishes a
letter from the Rev. Dr. =lir, reetor of that town, ad-
dressed to the honorar► smastarlas of the local aaxQfr
rim of the British and Foreign Bible Society. resign-
ing his presidency. The rev. gentleman declares that he
is oompelled to withdraw from co-operation with the die.
Lenten, on account of the language which is employed by
their leaden in connexion with the approaching bicente-
nary celebration. A bitter dismission lau been going on
for some time in the pages of our Birmingham contempo-
rary, and in public meetings at the Town-hall, between
members of the established church and nonconformists, and
this is but one of the results.

The Plymouth Journal reoarda a munificent sot
ea the part of Mr. T. J. A. Rebates, M.P., via :—The
establishment, at his own expense, of an hospital at Red-
nab for the beneet of the working miner of Cornwall,
who are peculiarly affected by • disease, known as the
miner's consumption. The building will be at present
erected for 30 potion* with • power of enlarging, U neces-
sary, and the cost will be about I,sool.—irrespectire of the
annual colt of its maintenance. Mr. Roberta. is also
erecting et Redruth an infant school which will accom-
modate 300 children. Whoa the building is finished a
schosimmter and mistrese will be provided, and instruc-
tion will be afforded to husked+ at children.

13110 LOGICAL %MITT or LONDON. —At a recent
meeting of this society •paper was read " Oa the for-print
of an igassodoes, lately found at Hastier." By Mr. A.
Tylor, F.G.B. After drag to former soonest. of roil
foot-prints (and natural care of foot-mists) (crud is the
cliff. near Hastings, sad having stated that Dr. Harwood is
1846 suspected these prints to have been due to the
Iguanodou, the author described • rip three-toed foot-
pert, 21 'Ouches long by 9j in width, lately exposed by a
fall at Fast Cliff. A out of this print wasexhibited by Mr.
C. J. Mar. Mr. Tylor alluded to Praire/3r Omen Bare
of the bones of the rree-toed foot of en Ignesodes as tans.
trative of a foot capable of producing such imparter those
referred to. The author then showed, by • newly or-
erected section of the Hastings coast, that the foot-prints
roar in at least two mar of the Wesldsa beds—one of
than being just above the chief sandstone (or Castle Send-
rock) of Harinp, and dipping down to the west on the top
el the Bexhill diffs ; the other sone being about no feet
below, r shoed, pointed out by Mr. Bookies, near Lee
NUN. The sent meeting of the socisotiall be held at Bur-
lington Hones, en April 16. The f papers will be
mad :-1. "De some new and large Labyrin odont Reptile*
from the Edinburgh Coal-field." By Professor Huxley,
F. FM, flee. 0.8. 2. "On the Thinaing-out of the Eocene
Strata of the Landes Brio to the West. By W. Whitaker,
8.A.. F. 0.8. 1 "On a Freshwater Deposit beneath the
Drift near Uivirelos." By J. Bolton, Esq. (Communicated
by the preiasat.)
THIS MAY Mcgrtsos.—A suggestion is published
in the Record, that the religions meetings nmally held in
the month of May should this year be postponed till Jane,
the reasons assigned being the high rate of admission to the
Exhibition during the first month after it is opened, and the
fact that the cheap excursions will not begin to run till Jule.
Lord Shafteebury, in sending a letter on the subject which
he has received, submits the smarm to the consideration
of the seekities inneersed.

ColumnarloN loft ma Loss or COMMOMIONB
or TEX All T.—k accortlanco with the repletion which
rldthat the relatives of off in icers killed action shall
estitled to receive compensation for the loss of the
Akers' comedsalos, the sum of 2561. 2• was paid dor*
the year 1861-2. to Mr.. Bridget Jackaoo, mother of Lieute-
nant Jackson, of the 45th Regiment.
A WOMAN SANTE:ACM) TO DIATIL—PAINTUL
SCAM—At the Dumfries Circuit Owl, oe Tarr
day, • married woman, named Thrmay, was
silenced to death for the murder of • neigh.
boar, named Ann Hannah. Front the foil reports
pubaslied by the Scotch journal., we learn that a most
alarming scene took place when the judge (Lord Dims)
was paean sentence. After referring to the dream-
glances of the crime. his lordship said :—lt now only
remains for me to pronounce upon you the lest sentence
of the lew. The prisoner (in an agitated tone): Oh, my
lord, It sever woo me.—Lord Doha: The time of ell of ra
in this world lo short. With the most of tut it is uncertain.
Is year ere year aye am numbered. The primmer (in
sew): N. rid—Lord Ikea : They must be few. The
rheas 114.—Led Dose : And I would recommend
The prionew Ne, my Wl—Lord Deed :
1.4;e7i1d oessommed yea to proper* for other day•
The Osseo. : Nor way lord, let the Lord seed for
me.—Lerd Dies : I recommend you to use the
Mid time white yes have still in the world la
wades poses with and. The primmer: No, my lord—
Lei Mee: I should Ulm os koty, and bold Gott false
lapel he Tea, if I ploirtos the allodat hope that the
maims se the law sea likeellCiewreemied lat.
efed. The primmer' my let me for ever •
prim it dies., dides de UM l the. put
in the Meek cep, sal sondeded
heel dea spa ea es 2411 ef 41.
lmeeme mere pale eml mad litabla proceeded
te dleohispe hie Field drily aid when he concluded
she sinid. is the meet lomesesdag has. " Oh, my weans !
my dims dee Mel I Ob, dime dee that I'll
ip wl.aTrimmaa. a, my WINIM! Diem dee that!"
Bess Ms L=iitwith mei loused breech-
leply Mersode wee takes tram the bar, led
dews the Mom sofas y wow, my mime r Th.
em
Wee berradse hew extreme, imd dieted emsy to

The cuckoo las been heard in the neightourhood
et Beathamos‘