The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-16 00:00:00

IN RE FLNGLABB.

The learnt* a tavern-keeper, late of the Olivelkanch,
Farlitrot, Merare-road, applied for his order. Debts,
%W.: so asset&
Hr. Gooldgy, for the official assignee, examined the
bankrupt, and elicited from him that his liabilities were
ebiee, on accommodation bills. He had been in three or
f,er different public-bowies, end bad given bills for the
The benkrupt, in answer to the court as to why he had
thus gone from house to house, said it was the ordinary
course with publicans : five years was long enough for a
roan to stay in one house. (Laughter.)
The Commissioner—Then, according to your amount,
they are mere tints at vamp?
Itirkrupt—l sever knew it otherwise. (Laughter.)
His Honour granted the order.
LY LI JOSEPH HENRY HEYBERY.

The bankrupt was a solicitor, of Staple-ion and of Barnet.
Tbi, was the examination sitting, but no accounts bad been
aka. The preliminary statement shows debts of sboutBool.
Mr. E. Reed opposed ; Mr. Denny supported.
The bankrupt said ho had not been able to file amounts,
his papers were in such a confused state. He had been in
prison for three years, from 1857 to 1860, for old liabilities
contracted in 11312. His father died in 1849. Was entitled
under his will to a leasehold hour in Watling-street and •
farm in Somersetebire, worth together 5,0001. or 6,0001.
Had mortgaged the property, and sold the equity of re-
demption. Had disposed of all his interest under his father's
will.
lie Honour said that the bankrupt, as an attorney, ought
to know the law as to filing accounts, and adjourned the
examination sine die.
Mr. Chidley, ter the assignees, asked for an adjourn.
meat to a day certain, otherwise the creditors would thee
all ooetrol over the bankrupt, and he might never be seen
here again. If a definite adjournment was ordered, and
the benkrupt did not appear, be might be proceeded against
ta:minally ; not so, if the adjournment were sine die.
His Honour said the proper course was to adjourn sine die,
with leave to the bankrupt to came up when prepared. This
would throw upon him the obligation of paying the cost
before be could have another day named. Protection would
be given for six weeks only.

SURREY SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

me November adjourned meek= for the county of
Surrey commenced this morning at the ftemioss.bourie,
Newiegton Cameway, before J. & Johnson, chairman,
Thomas neon, Esq., deputy chairman, Ueut.-Colooei
WDoneld, Captain kl•Dougal, E. C. Denser, B. F. Barnett,
R. Roberts, Lieutenant Easty, and J. Phillips, Feign.
The calendar contained the names of twenty.four mi-
sname for trial—eighteen for felony, and six for
misdemeanour. Among the prisoners, four are entirely
devoid of education, two our only read, thirteen
tan read and write imperfectly, and only gee can read and
write wall. Two are charged with embezzlement, one for
housebreaking, two for dealing from the person, one for
mahcionely cutting and wounding, one for an indecent
simaltoe • young girl, one for committing damage to pro-
perty to the extent of MI., and the remainder were ordi-
dary mass tried at them 1118160111.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

ALISO= ATTICS:PT TO ROB TEI BOOTH
BUISZEDL —Till ADVAJITAOZ OT COL
A very respectable, bard working looking man, 25 years
of age, who gave his name James Payne, was placed at
the bar, charged with going to the South Remington
Museum, and there concealing himself with a view if com-
mitting a robbery.
Police-constable fie B said that at 8 o'clock on Saturday
night he was on duty at the South Kensington If"eu
when on paling through the trades department he observedn
a shadow under a atoll where there are some furs, and upon
closer observation be discovered the prisoner concealed co
the floor, sod immediately took him into custody.
Mr. Partridge—What did be say?
Witasem—He said he had lost a psoeil-eass there oe the
Monday previously, and w looking for it when I secured
him.
Mr. Partridge—Were there many people at the Museum
at the thee you took the prisoner'
Witneet—Yes, a great many.
Mr. Partridge—What did he appear to be doing when you
firstsaw him ?
Witness—He was sitting io the position of a tailor, and a
soon as he sew me he crawled eat.
Mr. Partridge—Has be gives any account of himself'
Witness—He said he was • labourer at the Great Wes-
tern Medway. sad gave kis addreis.
Mr. Partridge—Did you make any inquiries about the
bath of these elatements?
Witnems—l did, and they are both correct.
Polia-coostable, 280 B—l saw the prisoner on Monday
bet ea the floor on his hands and knees at the Museum.
Mr. Partridge—What did he say thee?
Witness—Ho mid be had dropped kis psecilessee, sad
was looking for it.
Mr. Betides—Was there anything lying shoat near
when you saw him that he could steal?
Witmer—Nothing.
Prisoner—The pencil-we was Aires to me by a wieder
friend, and I very much prized it in consequence. I regatta
the South Kensington Museum on Monday, and whale I was
there and tide; something out of my pocket, I dropped
the periel•case sod tried to find it thee, bat could mot. I
was unable to go again until Saturday. when I thought I
would have another look for the pima -case, when I was
taken into custody. I had no idea of stealing anything,
and have my uncle here to prove what my character is.
John Atkin, the uncle, said that the prisoner had through-
out his life borne the highest character.
Mr. Partridge—Tbe officer did perfectly right in taking
you into custody, prisoner; but it is just possible that your
account may be true—that you had dropped your pencil-
owe and were searching for it. It is a case of suioncioo, but
there is no evidence on which I can detain you. Yon see
the advantage of a good ammeter. You are discharged.
SOUTHWARK.
TEI rzczo DENS or BERNONDSZT.—LLABYLVG SPREAD or I
DISCASIL
The owners of three small houses situated at the water-
side, in the parish of Bermondsey, were summoned before
Mr. Bambara by order of the vestry, for neglecting to have
proper supplies of water to each home, end to put them in
state for human habitation.
a The first ease entered into was Rimini the owner of Nos.
l and Z Salisbory-streeL Mr. O'Brien, the guitar', inspec-
tor, said that in consequence of information he received, be
visited those houses in the esrly mart of October, and found
them in a filthy state. The privies were under the stair-
ease and in a most terrible state. They were roam's, sad the
filth was flowing shoat the floor. There was DO water
supply, and nothing to carry off the overflow. The walls
were also filthy and the fronts of the houses required stied-
le
Mr. Bentham asked whether they were inhabited.
Mr. O'Brien replied that they were, with very poor peo-
ple, who paid an enormous rent for each
Dr. Parker, the medial officer of healerr Bermondsey,
mid he visited the houses several times with Mr. O'Brise,
and be cm roborated his testimony at to their state. He
further added that fever to an alarming extent abounded in
that neighbourhocci, and such filthy habitations were liable
to create all kinds of fevers and diseases. The houses ought
to be cleansed immediately, proper water closets built, with
water bets', sod a supply of water toesch house.
The owner of the houses here said that they only let for 6a.
a week, and he had to pay 121. 10s. a year ground rent lac
each.
Mr. Bonham told him he could DOR help that. He must
abate the !limo" or the whole neighbourhood would be
poisoned. He ordered that the houses should be put in a
healthy sad habitable state immediately.
The owner of No. 2, Little Foxlisseatreet, was next
charged with n similar offence.
Im. Parker mid that fever was spreading in that neigh-
bourhood, and the house required a privy. drain, water,
sod the yard to he payed, as filth accumulated there. The
smell when be entered the house was so offensive that he
could hardly stand it.
Mr. Benham made an order for the necessary work to be
done immediately.
Mr. O'Bnen informed his worship that there were num-
bers of houses about the waterside in a similar state, and
toilets they were put io order the owners would be sum-
mered by the vestry.

se7eari
red r

Yesterday morning the new Mayor of Liverpool,
M°zlv7, together with several other Hebrews and adhe-
rents to the Hebrew faith, west at the head of a large civic
procession with the corporation to St. Peter's Church,
where a sermon was preached by the Rev. H. Carpenter,
from the words, " Righteowsoes,‘ exalteth a nation?
DUN:RATE SUICIDE OF A PRISONER.—On Friday
evening William Xabh, aged to, a prisoner in St. Augus-
tine's gaol, Canterbury, was found dead in hi■ cell, having
committed suicide by stuffing his neckerchief and part or,
his shirt down his throat. When discovered, the deceased
was seated iu the cornmeal his call, with his clothes off, sod
loins dead, end pert of his shirt protruding from his mouth.
Saturday often:loOn Mr. Callaway, deputy-meow for
Ent Kent, held an inquest on the lealy. From the evidesce
it appeared that co the 19th September last the deceased
was committed for trial on two charges of petty lamer ;
but at the quarter sessions, in October, he was found to
be insane. and the magistrates ordered him to be detained
&Mpg her Majesty's pleasure. On the 20th October she
governor of the gaol applied to the Home Secretary for as
order to remove him to an asylum, but up to Saturday DO
reply lied been received. The jury returned a verdict 4
" Temporary insanity." •

THE F

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(ay mama yyyzaaara.)
SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

intr STAKES.
THOBDON 00
W•lland •••
Lan.- •••

3 ran.
NEWPORT GOLD CUP. About one mile 200 yards.
(lemma, Lulea, Bathiklo, Welland. Jack of Heart% and
Alluvium Bosom are Iwo.
CARNIVAL NURSERY HANDICAP. One mile.
Ross, Whitsthorn, Claitos, Fat:webers, Iphigenis,
Bells of the Vale, Lady Mary, Caroline, Cuckoo, °aerosol,
Edward the Confessor, Diviner, Nucleus, Mystery, Mac-
beth, Casette, and Bitters are here.
BATTLESFIELD HANDICAP. Three•quarters of • mile.
Wetland, Dorah, Overture, Reindeer, Rose, Lady Mazy,
Oarslea, and Iphagetila are here.
HURDLE RACE. About Two miles and • half.
Banonerator, Soothsayer, Shan Vocht, and Over the
Sea, ars hen.
Oran looitatna, Ledsoonibe Lams
_=
R Odin.,Erythia, Don't Cows late, Confederate, Tornado, lit
Canzooetre, Ds Rayter. Ariados, Alpheus, Ciasidii, Hy- Elt
patia, Maid of Honour, Somersault, Rockland. Fade.,lochs,
ldPolo. Bohemia, Blackdows, Bally Edmond, Lord Bur- is.
leash, Naxos, Jessie, Trap, Loiterer, Foreteller, Suburban, so
Nucleus, Cadiz, Antoioatts, Gaud* Waterwiteh, Captain 10
Crow, Livingstone, JollaS, Lady Loafs', Vigil, and HiPy 10
Grove.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lit

MA RH-LANK-(TBDI DAY.)
The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to oar market to- Bk
day were °sly moderato, and the show of samples was :t.
smalL &Intriguelitre of both red and white moved off ft
freely, at prices fully equal to Monday last, and at which a gs,
a psi clearance was effected. Low and damp parcels met fa..
a dull inquiry, at about last week's currency.
We were well supplied with most descriptions of foreign E.
s.
wheat. About au avenge busiorne was doing in good and
fine samples, at full currencies; but the demand was by no
at
means active. Inferior kinds commanded only little atten tK
-
tion ; nevertheless, primp were supported. The show of M.
barley was tolerably extensive. Malting samples were firm,
and, to sonic instances, the turn dearer. Grinding nod di,- Ilk
tilling sorts ruled inactive, at about previous quotations.
There was • fair demand for malt, and last week's prices gt,
were well supported.
Good sound oats moved off steady, at 6d. per quarter st.
more money. Other kinds were steady in price. to
la peas very little was doing, at late rates.
Beans were adult inquiry, but not cheaper.
There was a full average business doing both in English la
and foreign dour, at full quotations.
The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast hare been fie
only 26-viz., 10 wheat, 6 maize, 5 barley, 3 beans, and 2 10
cottonseed. Wheat has commanded more attention, and, fit...
in some instances, the quotation' have improved la a
per quarter. Berdianski has maimed 38e. 6d. ; Ghirka gt
Taganrog, 37.. 6d. ; Clarks Odors, 39a. Od. ; Amber at.
W moors, 395. ; lowa, 38s. ; and red winter, 41e. 6d. per in.
quarter. There has been a fair demand for Indian Corn, at It
6d. per quarter advance. Galata Belies, 27.. 6d. ; and
Walachian, 265. 61 per 480th.. Barley has moved off slowly fed
at • decline of 6d. per quarter. Galan has produced 22.. 9d. ;
Syrian. 21s. 3d. ; 21e. 3d. ; and Odeon, 21a. 9d. is
per 480 lba la rye, ant to aothiag is doing ; Danubian
may be quoted at 965. to 265. 3d. ; Odom, 26e. 3d. to is
265. 6d. ; and Avert, 26a. 6d. to 27e. per ens. Beam have 84.
sold stasdilyat 28s. 6d. to 29e. far 16gyperaa. Milleasesd is t.
offering at Ws. to 26e. ; and Syrian Dart, 245. to 245. &L 10
per 480ibe. Linseed sells slowly: Calcutta, strived, has it
sold at 63a, and for July shipment, 61s. per quarter. St.
Bombay, in warehouse, is offering 665. to 68a. ; Calcutta, It.
61s. to 625. &L ; Odessa, 60a. ; ptiaa, 58a. to 604 ; St. at.
Petersburg, 56.. to 625. ; Mohasco , 525. Job& ; and Riga, rt..
45a. to 60s. per quarter. Lined canoes» steady, at 91. 15a. 10
to 101. for Loudon mad.; 101. for New York, in barrels ; and is
91. 2s. 6d, for Marseilles. Cotton seed cakes are held at 51. so
to U. Is. per too. Cotton seed is rather cheaper. The r•
present quotation is 71.17 e. 6d. per tam.
st.
AltilTAL OF SUDS. -Zoe& : Tarr, 19; linseed, 87;
rammed, 16 ; and nod ' 3bo qrs. Foreign : Tares, 1,629 ;
linseed, 10,924; r peeved, 7,914; maim, 11,844 ; and sundry, so
220 qrs. is
EIZOITS.-Oats, 364; Boned, 81.3; oilseed, 1,150 qrs. ;
and flour, 7 mete.
CIBIBILUT PRICE.
Per Qr.
WHEAT. L S.
Ere:, Kent, red UN 41 tit 43
Ditto, new .. 41 to 43
Dltte,whlte'M Cu to is
Ditto, new .. el to
`, and Lincoln

zawituar..., ato 44
• __ . __

MatUng
IS to ea
Nowlin ...
Cisindlag .. 11l to td
YAM.
llopez. Neetolk, ma
Suffolk OO to 66
Laketon and Were 67 to 68
Brown
, ___

YTL

New

.. 32 to 33

Par. Qr.

OAR. I.
Scotch, food
g whoa tato t t to fa
WA, w
16 to 11
. black
BUIL

1 m.o. — tr to ss
Tick 29 to 31
H■new
Myron 36 to 41
1

one.
,teed 2B to 12
potato lt to II

Gray
Maple SG to &I
I White _ MI to 36

1w
S. I.

F1.0011._

' Town made, per 293 31.
I lbe.
IHousehold 32 to IN st.
I Country
Norfolk and Suffolk, ft
ex ship 27 to 30 IR
la

Wiour.

6nt.
?sr Qt. Ili..
Ons. s.
Daub& and Swedish 16 to 21 •••
litter l6 to 21 It
MAU. N.
10 se 5
to
govima ts to 12
Pmts.
LIMN MU.

Mattis sad Lowy-
berg 4l lo Si
Zadoeks llsoidia•
42 to 48
Dlio%
la to 44
losolsa, bard
43
41
Lme
„ soft
rleso, red
WitttO . 44 to 48

.... Mto 37
Si to 37

22 to SI
27 to 29

Grinding
Distilling
lialtsug

YWUL

Dutch, brow l7 to 22 I
M
lt to IS
titalTA4 011 A
YAMLIS or IN. te., 11
WATE