The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-03 00:00:00

NATAL AUD MILITARY.

Anitrasms. Ammer: 2.-Arrommanter.-Com- '
wander E H, L. Bay, t m the Impleolie. vice Dolling,
where period of movies D ae aspired.
DIRMIBITIIIIOII OF 2 (ay.u. Pa= MOZIZT.-Notice
M riven in lasi eight's Amens that the distribution of the
tesasge bonaties, & c., of two sieve dhows, " seem
miaow.," captured on the 14th and lab of JuV, 1862,
gshoe ar; .p Ariel, will coma:woes on, Tuesday,
9th Pelee*,
..k.• • the Prise Branch of the Department o
the r doreintroltr-, :wears' of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-
some._ The wing are the shares doe to an inlvideal
in the sinend 39L ; commander, 921.
Els Bd. ; thisl class, 221. lbs. 4d. ; fourth clam: 191.
116. IM. ;Ma d ses, 101. 15.8 d. ; sixth clan, 91. 11a 4d. ;
erreeetn aniat 76. 7d.; eighth dim, U. Is. 9d.; aietli
an% 21. 2n 6d. & similar satire n given with regard to
nine Peened, , end tonnage bonaties of a Leech end
trrinetior " names unknown," captured on the 20th and
The Notre Der, 1862, by her Majesty's ship Zebra. The
!allowing are the shares due to en indiviioal in the
enelea a same :-Flag, 161. 16.. 3d.; commander, 1341.
• Ink; third clan, 291. 2a. 6d. ; fourth clam, 184 146. &L ;lYth
air o, 101. Bs. ld. ; sixth elms, 91. 7s. 4d. ; seventh
awns y 46. 10d. ; eighth elm. 34 2e. sd. ; Meth am,
1e.7 a. • tenthdame,N. 9a.
The `Lad battalion of the Coldstream Guards,
=air the command of Colonel Stepriey, C. 8., returned to
Linn W • Barracks yetrerday morniag from a month's
oe 3rd battalion of Grenadier Guards, con)-
- led by Colonel his Berens Highness Prince Edward of
O• Weimar, kit their quartos' at the new hermits at
eyes yesterday morning for the camp at Aldenhot,
i.e they will do duty for a month " under canna."

PORTSMOUTH, Aeons, 2.
An Admiralty circular has been issued to-day,
irediss that all muter-atteodaote, sowed master-at-
goadoate, and ...arrant odiaere over 60 years of age, are to
he placed as the eupersamaatiou

MID WALES RAILWAY.—The ortli= half-
rerly meethig of this company was held tea yat the
saes, 147, Gmeham-house, City. Mr. G. H. Whalley,
JILP., in the el air. Mr. Wade, the secretary, reed the
newt, which stated that the line was now completed, and
weld be mooed for public traffic as soon as the governmect
diem bad isitml and approved it. The usual eotice to
the Board of Mid* bed been given, sad it was hoped the
impection would take place is s few days. The bill wo-
meted by the company. sod adopted at the Wharncliffe
resting, bad paned into law. The total receipts op to the
MU Jose last, bad bees 810,614 L, sad the tote! expeedi.
tree 807,99111. 14e. 7d., leaving a balance of 2,6154 se. sd.
The chairmen is movie' the adoption of the report en-
tered at great length into the past history of the company,
sad the ceases which had led to the delay in the oon-
structima of the line. Many disputes and unpleamatems had
anew owing to the attempts of the Leedom and North
Western Railway Company to obtain the traffic of this bus
Isr the Hevelord system of railways, hut he trusted all these
repasts had Dew been Imaged. and that the tins, when
ensued, would be able to command right and legitimate
tels. If all went right, as he hilly anticipated, the tunic
•UN Mid-Walla line would be such as to enable the
feelers to pay a good dividend. It wu an important line,
wean op extensive communication with Lancashire,
Cheshire, and other manufacturing districts, and could not
tali, oder proper management, of being highly 14MUINITIL-
Mr. Parker seconded the resolution, which was
adopted.

lianarriAnotc or BCRlALlS.—Yesterday the new
met was meted for the registration el all bariida le Keg-
Us/. Ilsegiatees an to be kept and copies transmitted to
tie registrars el the diocese,. For ooe• immoliame with
Ilia set forever,esesees (meaty of St may be imposed.
Ills nesters are to be subjected to the s►me regulatioas as
teeemehre as provided for by the 6th sad 7th Wm. IV.,
6.111 A banal potted I. to include a vault or other place.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Atrover 2.
(Buhr* Yr. Ocesatinieoer Goobers.)
12 way 11Y, MAIM
The bankrupt was described ae a gentlest'. of %Thum
The usucared debts were stated at 125/. ; esetted ditto,
210& ; liabdities on scoommodstion bills. 1,0001. • aim*
and disc
Meat 300 i. This me the adjourned sitting for anallinaltim
harge.
Mr. Begley opposed for the &mignon, and asked that the
bankrupt should furnish cash and delicaeney acesente for
the Let twelve meths.
In answer to the court,
Yr. Gardieer, clerk to the official tunigam, stated that
but for the aceo;nicodation bills which he had been helmet
to accept to the exteet of 1,000/., the bankrupt would ham
been eolveot.
Sergood, for the lisokrupt, end tbat the bolting°, the
bills well knew that he bad never received a shilling of the
. He had been driven here by those liabilities, sad
proceeds
op all be possesed —MX The buikrapt was set
in any business or pietism., balms one of those foreman
or uofortunate persons who was supported by the income of
his wife, which was locked up. As to fureishing a sash
account he bad nothing to accent for, for ha had readmit
and paid nothing.
The Commissioner—Es wife receives a large imams,
does the!
Mr. Sword—ll is only 2501. eyear, jut enough for
them to live mos. But for putting his name to those bills
he never would have been here. It seems to be a waste of
time to talk of his Aliso edditional amounts.
Hr. Bagley said the annum wished to imestimate the
circumstances of the entleasent said to have hem made no
the bankrupt's wife, and to eseutsis whether he was sot
entitled to sosnethis, which he bed not Moose to tell his
creditors of.
Mr. Sargood said there was ao setthenent ; It was m
interest under a will made in 11347.
Yr. Bagley said it would be necessary to inquire into the
matter.
His Honour said this was jut one of the oases that
esght to be watched by the court. The court was sow
open to a class of called pntlemen—that is, per-
m= without tends or aromatics, who ran lute debt,
having little or oothing to pay with. It was if the stows
importance that such ones should he closely and vigibuttl,
watched, end that when called upon for their aoccounte rs
should not be held sufliciest for such memos to ay—" I
have nothing ; I began with nothing ; true I ran into debt
1,0001. in a very short apace of tuns to accommodate a
friend, but I began, contend, and elided with nothing ;
therefore what use is it to ask me for ac-
counts." The court utterly protestel easiest this doc-
trine. The creditors were tally entitled to know what be
had received sad what be had paid. It was maid that the
bankrupt was living ea his wife 1nc.... If any am
wanted watching more than another it was that of a man
who was living in apparent luxury and comfort on his
wife's income, sad when asked to pay his debt', aaswend
" have lathing, I derive it all from my ink' Nothing
could be more unjust to the creditors. The case mmli be
adjourned for the accounts required—the amgmma to tar-
nish the bankrupt requeitionci in two days, and the answers
to be filed the neoresary time before the next sitting.

The bankrupt was described u an sactioseer's clerk, of
Guater's•row. Bromptos. This wan the mitt* far mrsanse-
tram sad discharge. Debts, 5641. ; liabilities au aceseuso-
dation bills, 131/. ; no meets.
Yr. &km, for the official emeiguee, add that is the
list of the bankrupt's credit/in, . than were so Ism
than moves talkie', four baken, max butchers, eight up-
holsterers, two grocers, two tea-dealers, two iroamoc
three drapen, an wise merchants, two jewellers, odaE
i
forte maker, one carpenter, is. cigar duller, an
wager, one solicitor, and several others. In all, there were
eighty creditors, whom debts had bees extracted is Mewl
peerß
Tbe Commissioner—What wadi a saastiossea's clod'
want with seven tailors! (A lank.)
Mr. Read, who appeared for the bankrupt, would remised
the court that it requited nee tailors to make • Issas.
(Laughter.) Though the onditers were numerous, the
amount in mai owe wee very smell. It would appear that
the bankrupt had distributed his favours amoopit the public
am though he was deems not to do too mach injury to any
one. (A laugh.)
The bankrupt, in sewer to gingkos from the omit,
maid that beton being clerk to as aaetiompeer, be bad boas a
clerk is the office of the Standard sewerisper. HA bed
then joined • person, named Owen, in beistreei, sad bed
lima induced to make a large outlay is • pima at °amber-
wall, but it was unircionesfal.
Him Honour said the bankrupt bed clearly tees guilty of
unjustifiable anemias°, is liviag. Baas as sarticsorres
clerk, he bad incurred debts with so Imo than 80
upon whom he had in fact bees living. What has=
such e man with seven twins, eight upholsterers, sad three
drapers' Could anything be mare unjustifiable? Os that
ground the order of discharge naiad be weeded for mix
mouths, with protectioo for three seethe (reetreable).
The bankrupt thanked his hosour for hie Lateens, sad
said he hoped that what had pared would be • waning to
him for the future.

466asDAY By

peVilises 161,61N1 itbd for the
murder.
Jalisalheily,lo, mooring young man, was charged with
feloniously totting fire to various outbuildieet, the property
et
Wilhelm Itrigiashaw.
Xr. Lilley peasseated ; Oppeaheim defended the
wheaser.
The premeator is a farmer at il tad the
r
had beam in kb sieliye, kat egledaklllweei these did not appear
=stay W-feeileagesdasetrath theet, sad net the slightest
motive weld be far the admidetwis &ad wioked est
committed by the primer. TIN Ire is garbs. broke oat
on the evades et the 6th et Sally, sad litters it weld be
extisigaishad properly was destroyed to the amount of
mewl, 6001. Thi primer was talon tab custody, bat in
the bet trainee it would seem that there wee very litiki
widows against him ; bat while to was ander mood he
meet for Ilapstrabodeet Hollingion, of the Barmy centra
hobo% sad told him that he felt very Womble, sad wished
to unburden his mind, sad he then admitted that be had est
dm to the property.
The bey fogad the prisoner Guilty, but recommendsd
him to law on socoast al hie preview goal ohmmeter.
The learned ledge observed that it was • very dreadful
Meg to lad that MOI. worth of peeper, bed bees destroyed
he MA manner, sad hat for the .resemmesidla ef the
nary he should have pained a mach Immo seven 'esteem
Ho thes ordered the peitreer to to kept la pawl aerobe&
far fear years.
Jane liinabeth Token alba Hinds, 33, a reepeelable 10*k-
b' wows*, was charged with bigamy.
3b. A. L. Wood prostrated.
This was rather • canoes owe. The Flamm seemed to
have beta married to her fret husband, who was a private
in the bobbin* Dregooso, at Oaaterteury ta IM,'• and
not very loog after the maniere her hothead voles.
tiered to the 7th Dation Guards, sad was Nest to ladles
In 1860 the primmer appeared to have monied • perm
maned Wads, at Patrolman, end they lived together as inta
end vile for three yews. Evidence wee given to show that
in 1883 the first husband was alive in tad bit plithir
gush was produced, and be vas idialided by it. Tbe
mooed hatband said that when he monied the rimier AD
momenta bars& to be a widow, and he said that it was
sot until • oonsiderable time afterinude that he was led to
believe that she bad • busload living, sad thus, to use his
own words, " he determined not to keep mother owes
wile any looser." In the wares of the ewe it wes said that
tlibermier epos ow cocesion had dated that she did ash
i two yam, if her wooed hothead would 'sly
bop eta her first husband came home. (A laugh.)
The Wiener, when wiled epos for bar defence, de-
clared lbw she believed that her bet hothead wee deed,
and that the sewed husband had behaved wry till to her,
and that the oily mean why be pre her late saucily was
bemuse be wished to get rid of her.
The jury reinised • wallet of Not Gritty.
Catherine Benesiek • relddle•eged wow, whe bed an
Infest in her arm, was charged with feiesdoosly wounding
James Oesdery and doing him sites' bodily *ivy.
Kr. Mpg prostrated.
The primmer end the prosecutor, it appeared, were at a
beer shop with several other peewee aim • quarrel took
giros between there, sod aosording to the evident* of the
presseutor the prisoner drew • beam pia boss her boast,
Wel thrust it into his right eye, at the maw tin» excl
'mg.." Now nr. dose you, take that." The paosiouter bed
previously lout the right of his left eye, sad the uqury in-
itiated by the primmer, according to hie statienent, had de-
stroyed the other, so that be was now completely tilled.
The evidines at the surge= rent to show that there was •
paesnared wound at the owner of the eye, such as would ha
waned by • Fin at other sharp inetramest, cad that the
ewe was very seriowly Wend, although net at preseat to
the atheist of ceasing total bbadares.
The answer gives by the primmer to the °barge was that
the puesestor bad abased has most palely, asd celled her
the foulest amnia, and she said is • manent of passim ohs
streak him ea the eye, but she demied having sonde use of
• pia.
The troy foul her Guilty et the midemessieur of unlaw-

folly weiaidios.
no Irma hides told the reimoor that she =lot ocooi-
dor horoolf fartasato that the jury had Wow so Liget a
view of bar inao sad hod acquitted hoe al He Nosy, foe it
they hod oat doom so Ito should °Maud, hay. wood apes
boo a osolosoo of pool servitude fora bog period. She
bad. bonarrair, oodoubtodly bass gull*, al • very lentil sod
sawoossalkii oak sod las fon booed to pre a mottooo of
Immo irvaity, old& was that oho be kept to hard kb=
for olibtsoo somas.

NORTatßNClßClTlT.—XL.wczzaris,Arourrl

(bow Coon.--iliefore Mr. Bares Pigott.)
Preasis Lisaky, found guilty of receiving and uttering
mosey essinined is • snail bag stoke between Ipme.ch sad
London, wee brought up and was neubsoced to 18 months'
ii=mest.
Praris. found gasify gu Ifooday of administering
antimony red boat piss to ins wife in the Prestwich Asylum,
with WSW; to mantle; was nets med to 90 years' posa
warrituds._

---Yro;epA.Hattors, found gat, at the manalsrighter of his
wit. on ReadAy, sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment,
with bard blear.

Crvu. Coon—Auwer L—(Belee Levi (did Justice
Coekbare end sElpecial Jury.)
NICHOLSON V. LASCAINIRI AND TOMLIN= ILAILWAT
OONZAJIT.

TM renassl for the pliiati/Fireris Mr. Temple, Q.C.
and Yr. Buylis ; for the defeedsate the Ationey•Cieseral
for the County Palatine and Mr. Pope.
In this sue, which was hoard on Saturday, the jury
awarded 3,00111. dumps, Wag I,OOW. more than wee
elated la the deelaishos. The casual for thou tiff
this applied to the harmed fridge to amend the
easardingly, aid his lordship reserved his derision till
Yoaday, whoa he said—The elatesasat of derseges is the
dealsratiou * attar all. of the meet biolialeal nature, sad
rainy moons have thoajhtth.t nob • ststaniest might
Jae as well bawl bon omitted. I should therefore be dir
pod to do anything I could to parry ont the views of the
Ivy, aid if I as legally mess the deolaralioa by lamas-
, lag the damages to the amount the jury end by their
I verdict, lus prepared to do it. I doubt, bowever, if it or.
ha does. If the other side wW agree to forego soy
gumshoe which they will be *stilled to raise upon my
squish& to ineraws the &mops, I will limit the lamer'
to 5001.

iiimplerdinid his kodship to Chitty's graham
noctiee, width he said was favourable to his views of the
bermes of damages.
His lawdehip rid he thought it would be bettor for the
plidatiffs to acess the 5001.
The Attoracryieral mid lie did not know that he woe
in • position to do that. If his lordship decided is the way
palsied out, would bo give him (Um Attonsey-Geoeral) leave
to move that his lordship was woes?
The Lard Chief Justice-ok, cortaialy. If the court
should he of opinion that it is within the scope of my
authority I will de it ; but it is copes to you to rain the
questios.
His lordship thou amended the deelliatiou inerearieg
the damages to 3,0001., subject to a motion to reduce thus
to 1,0001.