The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

.JURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Bofors the Judge Ordinary.)
ODSTONE S. LIDsTONE AND EDMONDS.
1. IL chambers, Q.U.. and Dr. Spinks for the peti-
t.: Lopes for the reepondent Mr. /hidalgos',
sod Mr. Cole for the co.respoodent.
oert Lidstone, a workman in the Devonport Dockyard,
al for a divorce, on the ground of his wife's adultery
,so attorney named Edmonds, one of the partners of a
mlarge practice at Plymouth. He claimed 5001. from
w-respoodent WI damages. The respondents bmides
1.1 ple.aled almost every possible defensive allegation.
kJ marriage took place is 1850, the respondent, then
p Parks, being a girl of 17 or 18. There had been one
The flurried life of the parties was stated to have
saw most happy conceivable, until the respondent be-
riemsinted with Edmonds. At length, in Mar, 1862,
,:vh.ind quarrelled with the respondent on amount of her
ory with the co-respondent, and she left him. The child
~iced in the charge of her mother, who had marrieds per.
wiled Cleat, but the respondent herself disappeared.
[toll she was traced to No. 13, Victoria place, Stoke
natl. where she was living as Mrs. Bond, the wife of a
armed traveller. This Bond was identified as the co.
. . . . . .

Re ewe wan not concluded when we wet to press.]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.)
IN RC R. T. WALLACi.
bankrupt was a colonial broker, of Misciag-lane,
r, and elsewhere. This was the sitting for ermine.
„I discharge. The accounts prepared by Mean.
sod Dubow oboe unsecured debts of 2.6371.. with
f about 300/. There ant also liabilities on account
ral of Long, Wallace, and Rolfe, of 2,076/.
AMOS', for the assignee', offered no opposition, and
Amps posed and obtained his order.
IN RE CHARLES! BIANCONt, JUN.
unkmpt, who is the son of Mr. Biaoooni, the eels-
Irish car proprietor, came before the court described
(Malian, aed in no profession or employ, with • long
of addresses, chiefly in Ireland and on the
cat,
but the last of which was the New
Sesfonl, Susses. His debts are 9,3801.,
trifling amount of assets. At the last sitting
ction we taken that there was no sufficient rein-
thin the jurisdiction so as to entitle him to petition
; and it was arranged that the matter should be
to-day, coo a motion to dismiss the petition.
Reed appeared for creditors, no assignee having
u ; and Mr. &resod for the bankrupt ; Mr. Aid-
redly, the of assignee.
said be represented venous creditors, including
itebell, Mr. Harris, and others, who asked that the
should be dismissed, on the ground that the bank-
not resided or carried on buena within the
s of the court for the requisite period prior to
of the petition. The question was, eke-
• whose residence was in Ireland was entitled
deed for some tem arms% and then
bankrupt. He bad resided in Ireland up to
,pril last, when he came to Eogland, and took
se at the Seaford Hotel. Sumer. Oa the 6th of
following he filed his petition.
=Weeper— Yon my that the convenience of the
make" that the petition should be dealt with in
id cot here
ol mid that was so. The bankrupt bad only re-
p months and two weeks at the Seaford Hotel.
, creditors, 17 of whom resided in Ireland, 30 in
in Es.' ad, and 1 in Brussels. The debts in
to 6,8331., out of 8,1331. of unsecured
86th section of the act of 1861, •
might obtain adjudiaatioa against himself;
section required the petition to he filed in the
the bankrupt had resided or carried on biol.
pia the court power to remove proceelinp
rt or district to another. This bankrupt had
carried on any business, and the question was
he could be said to have resided in England
the meaning of the act, merely because
come here for • temporary purpose, and
at an hotel till that purpose was
When before Mr. Commissioner Goulbeiro,
;Lobar last, the bankrupt had admitted that
petition was filed he had returned to his father's
at Loogfield, in Tipperary, and that be had only
dto get rid of his difficulties. In Munro 's
land down by the House of Lords, that •
400 for • temporary purpose was not BUM-
101Bicile.
, objected to the form of the application,
to have been by petition, otherwise, there
record on the files of the court of what had been
the view of Mr. Sargood, and said
was too late.
Nothing can be more clear than that
ht to be conducted in Ireland. That is
r sense.
that a great deal hart been done in the
rt/ had been realised, and several meet-
The creditors now opposing ought to
at an earlier period.
-I think the proceeding ought to be
-Then the motion will be dismissed with

the question of costs.
...usurious IN TILE COURTS.
noticed the alterations in progress in three
occasion to speak in laudatory terms of the
provided in Mr. Commissioner Goal-
for the representatives of the press.
couvenience, but on a more limited scale,
on provided in this court ; two small
sub capable of holding two parsons, having
• apart for the reporters. This
Aspire has bees so abridged, by the order, as we
of Mr. Coassignee*, Fame himself. as to

_ us Hie Hower kaa directed
the reporters shell ■et be admitted to the
,evesient of the two bosom, apparently
name than that they would be likely to oh-
: knowledge of the preeeedinge of the court, and
effectively discharge their duties. A more
'‘e of a questionable power has seldom pro-
Mr. Commissioner Fans.

EPII/18ENTATION or BIICKINGHAM.—Notice
, last night's Gazette, that the Spanker's warrant
irction of a repreesetative for the county of Book-
ie the room of the Hon. W. G. Cavendish, raised
will be issued at the expiration of six days.
kit IN Isnu.—We fear that our ex-
. the Sitter,' fanatics oo the north-west
will become a very ney "little war." The
difficult, the perm most dangerous to those
to foto* or hold them, sad the enemy formidable
• somber, or resources. The fanatical tribe
--a of the disturbance have 101 l impend others

.3y have moss thew Ow with a Divine
the Ferioghees. Not a few of the muti-
.re yews' beck are emoog them, with British
to guide and anti• British hatred to in-
them. Up to the present our emonunters
'vivo sot resulted altogether bloodlessly, or with
to ea. We fear there is so doubt that the
'liters' OW Neville Chamberlain, was wounded
resign the commarid. This is a very serious
esergy, shility, and cireumspecto are lire.
'ock succeeds him. But at present the matter
as unpleasant aspect, that we rejoice at
a force being assembled at Lahore for field
0111 a lane sale. It seams not improbable that
instead of playing at soldiers, may have to en-
he realities of war.-- A nay and Nary Gautte.
SHOLICIITNEM ExeraINENTS. —There were

of esperimenta yesterday in ea:isle:ion with
At • thousaed yards the GOD-pounder
• steel shell through the Warrior target
Sheen moored out at sea for the purpose of being
but the 300-pounder unfortunately mimed it tour
tied shell bursting in the ipin—and hence there
sity afforded of comparing the relative effect
-.. It may, however be added that the effect
l's bunting was terrific, and shook the
nee. The initial velocity of the 600.potat
r
a 1,150 feet per second.
igh Arri-Protusr SoctEry.— In the eyes
a every Mixe-flght is a misdemeanour, in which all
re part may be punished ; and • conspiracy to promote
egal crime. It mast be ble to puntsh
fight is over, even if the fight itself cannot be
1 It would be very strange if there were so means
log ern those railway companies which knowingly
oil! lend their assistance to the commission of the
All that seam to be required is that there should
body of sentiollcal officers to watch all attempts
low, and to follow up afterwards in the pursuit
snotcrions law.bres ker.. A few thousand pounds
olably lag to extinguish prize-fighting in Eng-
the mosey were 'peat in paying society's officers
PO" lag then is communication with the police.—
t &nye.
Putousnt—Yesterday afternoon Tom King,
tr, put is as appearance at the office of our we-
, Bees Life. lie was accompanied by several of
at, erns" To show the general state of public
muscular Christianity," it has only to be rums-
t for more than four boars the Strand, opposite
was so crowded that the traffic of the street was
t shape to • this, camber stream, sad whoa the
the dg" arrived the Amnon and sheeting usendsd
wide, whilst the thoroughfare became • perfect
This coqtiened about a quarter of as hour,
that King was paying his respects to the
Oa examining him es In stood talking to
here vim not a mark to be seen *rood
peel oti the nose, sad what the perinhar
the Ring would term " a monsa,"or dieter
the left eye. Heenan is, we bear, slowly re-
formerly challenged Jim Mans,. and beset-
!it ea the morning of the fight. Mace hes
front 200 f. to 5001, and the champion's bats so
'suds do not think that his preteeeions
sly disposed of, we shall, in all probability,
mstch for the Spring,—lra,

bankrupt was a
y. and elsewhere.
sad discharge. Th
sod Dubom shoe
of about 2001. The
tirm of Loeg, Walls
Dubois, for the am
tsokrupt posedando
IN RE CHAN
• bankrupt, who is
Irish ear proprietcw
votleman, and in no
of addresses, chi
it, but the tai
lintel, Seaford, S.
a trifliog automat
Ojectioa was taken t
within the jurisdicti
~urt ; and it was an
I today, on a mot
. E. Bead appeared I
chosen ; and Mr. Seal
appearedlor the °(6c
Reed said he repro'
I itchell, Mr. Harris,
xi should be dwmiast
bad not resided or
'idion of the court f
ling of the petiti
person whose mid
. to England for sot
himself bankrupt.
?th of April list, who
abode at the Seaford
• t following he filed I
Commiesiooer— You
requires that the
and cot here !
Seed said that wax
three months and ti
, 83 creditors, 17 of
, 3 M England, and
d amounted to 6,83
Br the 86th a
pt might obtain
rnth section mull
t where the bankrn
and also gave the oo
re court or district
carried on any b
• be could be ea
the meaning c
come here for
pat up at an I
bad. When bet
30th October last,
'y the petition was 6
re, at Loogfield, in
to England to pat rid
had been laid doe
residence for at
create a domicile.
otrobjected '
o have bee
be DO record on the
Aldridge supported
application was t
Commissioner— Not
•kruptcy ought to
r of common setae
Aldridge said that •
Ica ; property had
• been held. The c
• forward at 11111
Commissioner—l th
Sargood—Then the
Honour reserved the
ALTRI/MON
recently notiued the
god bad ocesaiou tc
tine provided
's court for the
convectional, be
been provided it
lath capable of
set apart for
• space has be
•finned. of Mr. Cot
it almost tussle'
the reporters sbJ
convenient of
• other reason than tl
letter knowledge of
more effectively di
• t exercise of • quint
• from even Mr. Coo
REPRRSENTATIC
in last night's Ga
election of • repel
in the room of tl
peerage, will he is
'OTHER WAIL IN
spinet the Sitt
of India will bowl
ry is difficult, the i
• piing to force or bolt
their numbers a
lithe nucleus of the
Fetid that they hal
Co to extirpate the Fe
of fire years' beck
48 to guide sad
it them. Up to
them have not multi
faction to ea. We
loader, General 8s N
taiga the
for his energy, shill
ridGarrook secceole
inch as soldesas
f.et of a force being
-netts ea a large scal
force, instead of Pk]
ter the realities of won
• SHOLBURTNESS
.bar series of experirr
Wilda. At a tl
re
*eat a steed al
re bed been moored a
at) ; hot the 3100-poo'
•—tie third shell lair
00 opportunity affords
* moos. It may, h
.bet's bunting wi
*ORE The ini
cal was 1,130 feet ;
•4101411) Alert-Put
la' 4767 nriee-figh
-,leePlut may be punt
Htit6elf. 19101 aim
aft Is over, el
ted. t 'meld be pe,
hiog even those rai
:Unify lend their an
• All that seem. t
body of lemi off<
k the law, and to ft
most notorious 14.-I
probably eaffee to
it the mosey were
putting thorn
'4 Remy.
It Puolum. —Ye
sneer,Put in 00
Nero Lift, s
aes at Anna" To s
'n nmealar Ch:
!at for mire than
' •,•fe, wag so aro adei
in shape to a thin
• 4 the day" arrived I
i wide, whilst the
r. This continuo
tine time that Kieg
`floods, there
On elan
`ovnds. there was Di
of akin peel on tI
'logy of the Riog
trader the left eye
It He formerly c'
weaved n en the
for hoot 200 f. to
Heiman's friends di
il°looeltly duo,
''other great snatch 1