The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-29 00:00:00

IN II W. HOLY.

The bankrupt was :b;rritier, of Upper Gower•aireet.
Debts, 6581. Oa the other side of the amount appears an
item of 1,8601., as the probable result of a Chancery sad
which the bankrupt has instituted against Mr. lioward
Staunton, in respect of the recently published faceimile
editioa of the folio Shakespeare. The bankrupt stated that
there was an agreement between Mr. Staunton,
Raintoul, and himself, and his claim is founded on an
leach of this contract.
The order of discharge was granted.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Farm)._

IN ILE W. SMITIL—TUC RIMEL nsirrinsiD NAM
This was a dividead sitting in the old bankruptcy of
Smith and Whiteiseptall, beckon. el Hemel Heinpatead
and of Watford. The liabilities were &boat 10 00W., and
it was stated that there is now in the heeds of Yr. Osman,
the official waives, a sum of about 12,00 W. applicable fee
dividend. The amount of dividend will he announced in
the usual way.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
Tll 70141,11 T 07 111:88all. GLYII.B BASIL

liiiUast ierree,;lisePeyten, was brought up for far-
ther exuaieatioa, oh the ckuge of forging a cheque for 30S.
oa Glya sad Co.'s bank, and atteriog the same to Mr.
Paisley, the Swan Hotel, Newatoset, Covent-garden.
Mr. Fsdward Lewis, of Great Marlborongh.strest, de-
fended.
_ . . . . .

In addioioa to the elide)°, already before the court, Mr.
Oslo, the cheseemooger, to whom Mr. Paveley had =e ft
chigoe, stated that he headed it to over to his
Ransoms and Co. A clerk from Glyn and Co.'s
hank proved that it was prevented through the cleeneg-laores.
and payment refined, there being no effects. They had
no customer of the name of the name of P. Prises."
Mr. Lewis submitted that the case was one of obtaining
money be false pretences rather than of forgery. It was a
representation that be bad effects.
Mr. Henry said it Ind been held that it was forgery to
sign eves the name of a fictitioue person.
Mr. Lewis—But his own name—
Mr. Henry—Yee, his own nem, as a person having an
account when he has not.
Mr. Lewis submitted that the name being that by which
he bad been known to Mr. Pavelev, the latter was not de-
ceived by the use of the name. Ike would put it to the wit-
ness whether in csabir4 the cheque be was misled by the
name.
Mr. Paveley—Certainly not. I paid the money because
I believed him to be a respectable man ; and if the cheque
had been for SW. 1 would have cashed it. That was my
opinion of him.
Mr. Henry observed that the difficulty, if any, could be
met by iodietisg for false pretences also.
The primmer was committed for trial.

Ries Einveas Dzeoerr.—We have been shown a
epeohnea of silver and lead bearing quartz taken from West
Yonatain, twenty-eve miles from Salt Lake City, which
is well misdated to make a decidedly favourable impression
of therm dimmed diggings at that point. The spacemen
in qu loa was takes out at a depth of 45 feet below the
sad assayed is %drama% $1431l Whet to the
ton. At Ism than ten feet deeper the ors is estimated by
practical California miner' to be twins as rich. At theft's&
named depth tbe quarts metals' some gold. • company
hu been member' to work this mine.
CzYsru. Pains. —Ows Satu.nco DAT%

TSVIINDA T, JAIL Z3.--Ainildoll• Gs payment, 923 ; dills
lrf on= titimis, 423 ; toisl. 1.541.