The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-02 00:00:00

The Patrie, after observing that neither the Con-

shtutionnei nor the Pays ventures to draw any con-
clusion in favour of the Poles from Lord Russell's
speech, says they might very safely have done so,

For it is certain that the question of the reoopitioe of
the Pelee as belligerents was propounded in despatches ox.
reamed between the three intervening courts, on the day
after the reception of Prince Gortobakotre notes.

In eantraaietion to the above the France says :

demeal trip journals mammas that deepateltes were
addressed by the Free& whine. to Mose d Lreden and
VIMRS stir the remit* of the bet Ramis& motet We
believe we know that these jamas ere wrongly informed,
and that no despatch whatever mkt* to the mew efts of
the Polish gelation has tem oommaleated k VW *We
powers is the sante of the 'Nash government

. _
Stich is the information given to-day by the Paris
public instructora.
A Paris letter in the Independence, after de-
scribing the present political position of France,
observes:

L des, the lapis al the situation is as follower—We are
at pumice eh kiwi soar months to oomo, and aooording to
all appearaoces tor a Ida lows period. On that subject I
may mend= that sproalakes look upon the visit of the
Emperor to Y. Fronk% Wainer at Plasma, who, m is well
bows, I opposed to war, u a mast satisfactory symptom.

The EMPeror is expected in Paris from Biarritz
on Tuesday next.
It is stated, on apparently good authority, that
the 4th of November is fixed for the opening of the
Corp. LeeslatiE
The Bourse has undergone a considerable fall,
which is, however, entire attributed to fluc-
tuations connected with the settlement. Rente fell
200. for cash and 30c. for account, closing at
67fr. 80c. and 67fr. 70c. Mobilier fell 221 r. 60c.

LAW INTELTIGENCL
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Wore Mr. Oman Woad, Ocalbws.)

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This wee ababiermvit..
arcs ofß. P. Wroot, a solicitor, Brest
street, Weatsdmiter. Debts, 1,3004 ;so meets.
Mr. B. Health, supporta
Mr. Bromley, for the official aeignee, said that the bank-
rupt bed retuned se a food debt a sum of 136 L which he
Wto be due to him from the Rev. Thome Martin,
as sgreement whereby the bankrupt had cooducied •
*Mention called the Howe-to-Let Register or Directory,
but Mr. Martin dimtited his liability. end is an motion
broaglit spied him by the bankrupt, • verdict bad been
given for the defendant.
His Hamar rid that a bankrupt wee not ea titled to pat
dews se • good debt any claim he might imagine he bad.
Tliim bankrupt, as an attorney, ought to hare known better.
The sitting meet be adjourned for the amendment of the
aesounts.

nr is laceumi cum.

The baekrupl was 67 ambrella sad parasol manufacturer,
of Basinghaltatrest This was the adjourned gating for us,
nineties and diselmrp. Though the caesium now been before
tbuourt six mouths, no regular aooounts have yet been filed ;
but from the inustiption of the affairs made by Mr. Chat-
ter* aconantaat, the hutment's liabilities appear to be
7,6001. with with mete of 3601. only.
Mr.. J. Bud, for the assirtem, salted that the era.
'Elastics should be 'dimmed one die. The bankrupt had
been ordered to file accounts four months ago, and nothing
had yet been done. His large liabilities of 7,6001. had been
incanid within four mouths of the bankruptcy, and all
that the mtgnsss bad was 3601. This wee not the bank-
raS's fleet failure.
Hi Hamm ordered an adjournment sine die, with pro-
tection far two months.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(Tlll/3 DAY.)

1011WASY or DIAMONDS.
William Schmidt, a native of Frankfort, • respectably
attired man, about 46 yams et egg, having a title's dart
esonstache, who gave hie address 43. Clissibun.steset. New
Vest, a jeweller, but declined to glee any London residecee,
was plaoed at the bar before Mr. Barker, charged with steal-
ing, at 88, Hattoe•garden, Bt. Andrew's, three or four
diamonds, the property of Ideesm. Louis Keller end Co.,
diamond-marchsate.

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Yr. John Wakeliog attended for the defence.
From the evidence, it appeared that yesterday the
prisoner celled at the prosecutors office, and asked to be
shown some diamonds. at the same time repreeenLing that
he was a jeweller. He was shown, and whilst he woe
examining them with the Mimeses, his movements excited
the 50911C1011 of me of the clerks, who left his desk and
watched him. Whilst the prisoner was looking at the
diamonds, and wee selecting them with his right
bond, ke was seen to put his left finger on the place where
the diamonds were, and immediately afterwards
to wipe his mouth. The prisoner selected dia.
monde to the value of between 401. and 501.,
end afterwards left, leaving instructions SI to what
wee to be done with the diamonds he hod selected, but sot
paying for Hama. He was followed, and immediately he wee
gone, the tray of diamonds that had been shown to the pri•
sorter was weighed, and was found to be two emote sod
three-Torten Mort. The prisons., who was followed for
some diAsnoeores seen to offer two or three diamonds for
sale, end when he came oat of the shop he was given into caa-
itddrgialten he deaied any knowledge(/' the theft, and was very
tat being supposed guilty of such an offence. He
wee taken to the poliosetattoe, and a number of business
cards belonging to whatnote dimmed merchants and jewel.
len were found upon him. The manner in which the robbery
was suspected to have been done, was by wetting the fingers
of the left band, then placing them on the diamonds,
which, when they adhered, would be passed into the mouth.
The miallajouzdisambeds have not been recovered.
Mr. W submitted that there was not even • CAN
of suspicion s ont against tbe prisoner. He had gone to
the prosecutors' and concluded his business properly, and
then left. U any diamonds ware missing they might have
been taken by ether monomers to whom they might have
been shown.
The progenitors asked that the prisoner might be pot
beat for the attendance of the person to whom the prisoner
had offered the three diamonds for sale.
Mr. Barker said it was .worry that be should attend,
and the prisoner wee resseadsd fee that paws.