The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-03 00:00:00

SERIOUS OUTBREAK AT MOUNT ST. BER-
NARD'S REFORMATORY.

About ISO lade are now confined in Bt. Bernard's
Reformatory, Whitwick, Laiowitershirs, sod their (*tided
for a long time past has been such as to cause great uneui.
nem to those entrusted with their management.
On the 22nd alt. four criminals made their coupe by
cutting up the 'halite belonging to their beds and
letting themselves down from the dormitory windows.
They afterwards broke open the tailor's shop,
having each selected a suit of clothes and
they made off, but were ultimately apprehended at
Derby, brought back to Ashby-de-la-Zouch. and com-
mitted to take their trial at Leicester Assizes. Os Tuesday,
the 24th, a general meeting took place ; the inmates, to the
number of 180, refusitg to obey the officers of the (deb-
lielnaent. Is the afternoon about Itfeikif them went
off toward, Bardoa, a neighbouring •• armed with
knives, sticks, and stoma. Some yore and la-
bourers who were at work—knowing something of the contr.
rums, attempted to capture the lads. The latter. however,
drew their knives, and showered stones upon them. One
of the men, essaying to arrest some of the boys, was
severely injured. Out of the band seven were captured,
end taken hack at once to the reformatory. la the
evening some of the party who had returned
went out from the institution on a pleasure trip;
a number of them took it Into their heads to
return and to taunt and defy the officers, became
dominant, end even ordered and were supplied with what
they requirr L They then went to bed. During the afternoon
of Wedoesday, the 25th, a farmer, who had rendered some
eightenee the previous day, wee seen by the lads to pus
a field where they were at work. Eighty of the lads deter-
mined to punish him for bis trouble, left their employment,
and owned the man to Forest Hoek Inn, and Malaga upon
the landlowl turning him out of doors. Their demand we
refused by the hat. The whole army without at ones
opened an onsuit upon the home and smashed the win-
down, the damage in glue being 11. be. The son of
the landlord managed to escape and run to Whitwick,
and meow 1 the services of some police coeiltables. Two
of the miscreants were found is a wood, and four others
et raggiieg is different &mations. They were conveyed to
Ashby, and on Thursday, the 26th, tried and committed by
Mr. W. W. Abney and Mr. H. E. Smith, to leeirremor
boom of ace notion, for fourteen days with heed labour.
On Friday (27th) there was a general revolt. The Mutates
refused 'pia to obey any orders, and the assistance of the
police was again brought into requisition. After a struggle
thirty of the young rascals were got out by slaves
o'clock and locked up. It become evident that more
policemen would be needed, as there were signs of a
= ched and formidable uprising. A Meleniger was
to the head-quarters at Leicester for
serge constables, end Inspector Ward hurried off dating
the night to obtain additional men from has own division.
There was an available anti-riot force of police of 19 officers
and constables at the reformatory by daylight next morn-
ing. Ten of the worst boys were takes to Ashby ; 22
of the offenders were also brought out of the calls,
tied up to the triangles, and severely Bogged la the pre-
sence of their mates, who were drawn up in the form
of an open square to witness the proessdiass, the polies
being of coarse in attendance. Oa Saturday other offeeders
were taken to Ashby, and they were severally sentenced to
terms of imprisooment from fourteen days to two mouths.
On the ante day (Saturday) 41 more boys were " birched"
by the discipline muter, and ordered to be kept on breed
and water for a week.

IN 51 ratrastrae..—uCitincs OP BANCLOPYS F.FFICTS.
The bankrupt was a merchant, of Cloak-lan. The case
was before Mr. Commies:tour (toolbars • few days ago,
when Mr. 14111111000 applied to the court to mend an
order made on the 13th of May for the immediate sated the
bankrupt's effects. It appearing that the order had bees
made b Mx Commissioner Fan, the applicatioe was now
resolved before his Honour.
Mr. bonnie said the ceder bed been node under the
40th moan of the act of 1861, sad authorised the official
assignee to sell the bankrupt's property before the appoist•
meat of • trade %lassies. That appointment had now boa
made ; sad as Nairn Cotten sod Davis had upraised their
madame to give up the property in their possession Ma
sating of scene piastres, it •would not he nuemay to mo-
ored with the application.
THE Lisa BISHOP or PHITSBOROUOIL --The will Mr. Roxburgh, on behalf of Mears. Cahn sad Davis,
of the late Bishop of Peterborough ham bees proved is the complained that their proceedings had been represented as •
Diocesan Court of Probate by the two sons and executors— gran and madams abuse of the powers of the court. They
the Rev. R. Darn, vicar of Peterborough. and the Rev. 0. had acted under an order of the court. had sold office he'
W. Davis, rector of Whesthampstead. It been date De- niture worth 51 and had removed moms pictures to their
comber 21. 1858, sad there is a codicil added on the 23rd rooms for sate custody. They had sot sold those pie-
of July, 1861. The personalty was sworn under 80,0001., tures, but had given them ep to the wagon
and is squally divided moor the late bishop's four of 'ldreis at nee whet required to do so. They had done nothing
—Min Pratt, wife of the Rev. Caen Pratt ; Mrs. Arida, whatever to justify the severe remarks that had been
wife of the Rev. Canon Arena, and the two sons area ly made upon them. They had taken prune= of the pres-
umed. The real estate, which includes Novara valu-ible petty, and had preserved it for the benefit of the estate. It
farms, is bequeathed to the oldest son, the vicar of Peterbo. was difficult to see against whom those remarks had bin
rough, 'object rely to the payment of an annuity of 501. to deeded.
a widowed relative at Oxford. There are no other bequests The Conankeioner—Perhaps I MI the object of them
of any kind. The value of the en of Peterborough is 4,5001. Gentaf.)
per annum, and the late bishop held the appointeneot for Mr. Roxburgh or that Messrs. Cult.. and Davis amid
essay a quarter of • century. Is addition to the income of only set under the order which had bee made by the coon
his bishopric the deceased prelate panned independent If the order bad been improperly obtained that ought to
P-ry to the amount of folly 5001. • year. be banked inn, and the practice ought to Fe necked.
.... AND BNITERTS.—The will of Thomas Mr. Lemnos repeated that the mode in which the order
Henry Neudslay, 8 ,of Banstead Park, Surrey, Knight's had bees obtained was a gross and scandalous abuse. The
Hill, Nonni 1, and oi Lambeth, was proved in the Etissinal court bed been imposed upoe, he did not know by whom.
registry. as the 26th on., by the excientois, John Is almost every ere these
'edes were obtained for an n-
ail., of York-road, Lambeth, and Henry Mandalay, mediate lan of beekrapts property ;it was carted away
Req., the son. The personalty was sworn under to Manes. Oman sad Davis's premises sad there sold most
250,000/. The testator wu bead of the 6rm of recklessly. In this cue aloud', had been obtained the day
Mandalay, Bona, sod Field, engieeers and mane after the adjudication. It was vague is the extreme ; there
engine halides, of Chaltesbanplose, Westminster. wee no dasoriptin of the bankrupt, sad melba( to show
road, and Ordaaneawkiarf, Belvidere-road. The will of this 1t maybe remembered that Lord Earners brought the that treeitti rd • perishable mature* Tneeo the eminent engineer ban dab April, 1860 ;to which are ap- „wit". of this reformatory oiler the cosi" of the Hoc" ease (Semiweeklies Goolboorn the order
two codicils—the lint dated Argot, 1863, and the of Lords, and • promise was made that the matter should had ben from Mr. eserildweetter Paws' He Me-
rtd.zi.U. the day prosodies his down He has be- he
r"„„tigateg as half as the government, pined that this was done by communication between some
to his eater, Mrs. De Mole, of Adelaide. South of the edisersof the court and Mann Cotten sad Davis, ghtarilia,d. an annuity of 1001. and • legacy of 1.0001. Le- who had been meowed from their ofBos se broken to the
peke are also left to other relatives and friends, and to Tni R°11:1( HOOD RlFLM—Highly a• conk No officer af the court had the right to come before
servant& To his sons Hoary and Thomas he leaves an it mast have been to every member of this id crops el i • entsaiseieser to whom • owe did not belong, and
wind dare in his interest le the belie.", and to sack • volunteer' to have rased from so man quarters nth I mired for Ls order of sale behind the backs of every one in-
lessey of 12,5001. The residue of his property to be equally fiatterice testimoules to their hish state of discipline as eased, sod without any communication with the creditors.
divided amongst all his daildres.—/Uustrarcd London evidenced at the late review in Hyde-park, a still more Such a poseding, he repeated, was a great and scandalous
News. satisfactory toleration of their efficient bas been to gees of the powers of the court.
Nsw ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AT Yost/.—Yea- oared. Liatt..Ookusel Wright has just received from Mr. Graham, the official union in the case, said be had
today Si, Wilfred's, sew Roman Catholic churn, which Colonel Hannan the inspecting officer of volunteers for applied for an order for the ale of the office property only
has been erected under the "shadow" of York Minster, pas this district, as official letter stating that • notificatioa which had Infield 61. 4a., sod which would not have paid
maned by Cardinal W6Bl/140. It hu eon abort 10,0C31. has reached him from the War Office to the effect that in for the expense of retaining in possession.
sod has ben ham on the site of a chapel which had been consequence of the high state of discipline end steadiness I Mr. Lawrasice—My complaint is that the order does not
used ter many years by the estbolice. The sew aura will el the liatealtee en the "melee rehired to I" authoritiesl naf_no. It does not speedy any ProPiwty-
atorg accctawagetica iceboat 700 mom, sag it is ea „„ would set insider it eeriessery to what{ them to the i Mr. Graham said he had also taken penmen of three
**waster that Cergiaal mem... mathe ego spoke usual usual issuiestios. We are well aseurod that sot pietism as part of the bankrupt's estate, but they had not
of the growing church as a fresh shoot from the ad roots only will Ookwa 1 Wright,o the Idiatalis lad other lasoohms 1 beim sea
eg the parent tree, the Cathedra, The architect of the of the regiment 00 this as ample rams for their seal . Mr. lewisitoe—Geder colour of that order for the sale of
building Is Mr. G. Goldin of Gloucester (a native ol York) is maintaining the good 0020. of the corps, bat their Winn i worth 51. 4e.. pictures worth 1501. have been N.
After the airriee a awes", woe "mg is the emeect.r,",„ men will feel still greater pride in knowiegtheiNeltieshasa mond the studio al an attial, whets they had hem
to about 900 persons, Wending the 'iodised, bihops, la the" heed' quartets el the die" rehlateen salkoll6 la the ' placed for eale, and wen takes to Mears. Crates sad Davis's
sad laity. Lord Harries presided. The shaman, wona.—Nontininl/40, .704"1•4 I
i sale moms in etroa. The complain is that an
Litra'roposies " The Health tithe Is." alluded to what be BOT KILL= ON THE HOOTrIAM Curran'. B.AIL. I order wee obtained or the sale of the whole of the bank•
termed the recent visit of a rinvitia, status that it way.— Os Monday evening, a boy mined Tinian wee sot's
would have been better if the members dthe goverment killed sookketelly cm the Elentie Central Railway about Mr. =dratted that the terms of the order were
sad others who had taken a pert in hie triumph had oboes three miles earth hem Luton Juane. The siefe;trinate general, but mid that be had only mold the ounce funsiturso.
mire respect to the feedinse of live or six enillioes of cello• led was rennin boom from Tomcod School, aml wee pia Mr. Lentene wee urine to pat ea end to the system a
lies. The chairmen thee proposed " The Health of the in the set of erosolog the railway, what be was amok obtaising tpasseelorden for the male' of the whole of the
Quer," which was drank with all the bosoms. The dews by a teen and intently deprived of life. The do bankrupt's property without ocuessuaketing with the ma
heaths of Coedited Wiseman, the chairman, sad others owed wee 12 of age, sea resided with his father, who atom The object of demean would be smeared if this
was dee drank. : is a might et Oaeem. pm** were dismatineed.

" 6. The term ' bridge' shall include such appmeches to
and other appiu:enancee of a bridge aa belong to the com-
plus, owning the bridge Heel', and 'persons' shall include
corporations."