The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-17 00:00:00

rs RI 11 ETRIUT.

ibis bankrupt was one of the ela; now so numerous in
oicoura who are described as of no bushman or comma-
rHu resideoces were given as late of Strand, formerly
ioalogne. Debts ►bout 6401. This was the sitting for
mination and discharge.. _

711 .lope opposed for LM assigasse ; Mi. Dowse sap-

The Commissioner—Here ia an item in hie account,
to: at her Majesty's Theatre, 1681." What is the mem-
o( that! _ . .
.. _

Bankrupt—l took a box there for the season last year.
The Commiisioier—For your own entertainment ?
dankrupt —Yes, and that of my friends. I Ist it cox.
It appearing that the bankrupt had not Mid the accounts
'aired, an adjournment was ordered, with protection.

TER POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

r-FCLLT DAMAGING 0111 OP TURNER'S PIM= IN TER
NATIONAL OALLlZT.—corxrrna FOR TRIAL.
rd/ions Steptenson, • tall men of shabby genteel ap-
,, described as so author, of no home, was charged
KDOI, with wilfully dame's( one of Turner's
the "Tuner Boom" of the National Gallery,
:y of the invitees.
ire is numbered 519 in the catalogue, the sub-
" Regulus leaviag Rome."
Babe, curator in the National Gallery, and
rge of the. Throes room, deposed—Yesterday
bout fin minutes to 4 o'clock, I observed the
the Tuner room standing Wass picture num.
in the catalogue. I maw him make four or five
at the picture, sad I then handed him over to In-
- Demeng.
:nor —la the picture damaged ?
—lt ia air. I seized the prisoner's hand to see if
ft in it, but he bed not.
A—W ere there soy other ponies about the pH-
that he might have been pushed against the
were four or five others, but they were
close to the prisoner.
Did you see his hand touch the picture
did, and I seized bins Won't kit the picture.
see Denning, A division, said—l am the
Ice at the National Gallery. About 2 o'clock
Amos I wee informed by the last witnem that
hoes damaged. I watched very closely, and
out afterwards I sew the prisoner near the
him hood uplifted.
—Had the picture at that time been damaged?
Dinning—lt hod, sir. As soon as the pri-
ssy that be wee observed he moved his head,
oa the railing for about ten minutes,
walked away sad set down on •
about two hours, and about five minutes to 4
handed the prisoner over to me for
Are. I looked to see if the primmer bad a
, but be had sot. I then asked him for kis
seen him at 2 o'clock with one is his
of giving me the eye glass be took from his
and oil my asking him if be had used
~ and for what purpose, be said, " for stabbing •
( then examined the knife sad found on the
paint. I asked him what he did it for, arid he
wee very much excited. The misty state of
sad the dislike I bad for the man made me

is the picture ?
Regulus leaving Rome."
any serum damage dons to the

—The keeper is bore sir, and will
Om dm way tome station tiss prisocer, said,
bees detested I should have peso myself up
lett the pllery." He also said that be had

__, aid claim tram Miran lu
any isooberameas in his speech be-

was not.

lything to inspire you with the belie[
'4 intellect!

iot anYthing.
Warsaw,Limper and Secretary of
said —lty attention was called to the
siestas after the damage was first committed.
found eight injuries, one heir* about an inch and •
in length' four others are stain through the mans,
fe cot going very far. On the second occasion I found
• altogether nine injuries, (oar of them being chips,
40 paint bad been taken off the canvas, but the
I not been perforated.
oz—l7•n the picture be repaired so that we 'ban
to regret in destruction
'Ormuz—lt eon, or. _

i--1 am flail to hear that. Prisoner, do you
oink*.
have I. "Prim, my I.gret Chet I did it. I
that I did it, and leave the matter in your
in a state of excitement at the time.
-1 having boo oomplood, the prisoner was

JUDGMENT ON THE " ESSAYS AND Hlmmierrn.”
Td says " The judgment of the Privy Council
'ye and Reviews will be given shortly after
it is right that the friends of the church of
he prepared for the wont. Vie learn with
the be
part af the judgment of the
Arches will be substantially reversed, and the
Salisbury and the Rev. lb.. Pendell will be
costa"
tocsin. PRIZE PlGHT.—Yesterday King
w the stakeholders his cheque for 1,9901., a sum
' ben deducted for the expenses and service.
6 Th. railway acimpany received ow-half of
wry taken, about 2,0001. in all, so that there
to be equally divided betweea the meet.
rot appeared at any place of public resort since
; sad the prevalent opinion is that he will not
a considerable period. King, it is said, bee es-
t a theatiteal engagement. He is to be paid 504
for • nightly appeamoos is fighting costume.
ATM. AOCIDENT AT TEN BRENTWOOD STATION
TOE GREAT EASTERN kali-NAT.—Yesterday monde&
• Owes and four o'clock, a heavy fish teal. minuag
is the up line, between Brentwood and Hanford.
o'clock morning mad was about date, It was 110-
4 remove the fish train. The Ukiah; at Brentwood
to work the mail on the down line as far as Rom-
where item to have gooe on the up line again to Len-
The - train, consisting of einfuns three or font
brink van, came daubing in its due time.
. shifted, and on went the train ; but a seemed
from what womb gather, were neglected, sad
aril going, ars intended, on to the down lime,
as the rails, along • beak Iridium, smashing
.0 woo(
siblocked. (composed of a wooden frame
earth stases), and the engine being tumbled
0, 'Moss adjoining field. The stoker use killed
sod the darer severely hurt. It is not usual
'f PameDdiro to travel by this train, sod there were
tiro in the carriages at the time of the accident, and
er of them was severely hurt
,vertslannT Eslo RATION TO AilitTlLALIS.—The
hewn (beloariug to Meese& Wets and SW*
Ceptaio Kennedy, sailed from Southampton,
, for Melbourne. taking out 33 married eon
children and 7 infanta, 2 single sem, sod
to Out of these numbers, 3d are "
3t pencil's paid for by their friends=
the single women, 40 from Ireland and 19 from
simbees hem choose by Mr. J. G. Knight, Mot
ot for selecting persons in distressed circus.
I h.) are qualafied for domestic service. These era
'teed in their outfit, embarkation, and other
the Lord Mayor of Dublin's committee,
/tons Emigrants' Amintsace Society of Lo•-
' emignEte Knower! to be of a very superior
Thinl2 heee highly approved of by the emigration
Victoria Emigrant.' Assistance Society have,
Provided on hosed the Coldstream a library of
mimes of a useful and entertaining &erecter,
II " copybooks and other works of elementary

once, described r at mat
re Mr. Knox, with 'WIWI
111 in tbs 'Turner Roo
property of the truster,
be paws is numbered I
being " Regulus leaving
linood Pains, curator i
charge of the Tuns
oleo, about five 011011140
er in the Turner room
• 519 is the osealogue.
at the picture, and I
Denting.
In. Knox—ls the picture d
hiss—!t is Mr. I emu
• a keih in it, but he hi
. Knox—Were there an
, so that he might be
re
hoer—There were tout
Led, and not close to the i
r. Knox—Did you wee his
itoess—l did, and Imams
deliberately dose.
for gleam Deigning
of polios at the Nat
y af tattoo. I warn int
had bees damaged.
t ten minutia afterward
•• with hie baled uplifts
. Roo:—Had the pieta!
• Denning—lt h.
saw that be was of
leaned on the raili
then walked away
for about two hours,
last witness handed
-leg the picture. I 100
In his hand, but be bed
having men bun s
but instead of giving m
a peaked', sod oft mil
day, and for what purl
" I then examined
a little paint. I asked
• " I was very much
palms and the dislike I
~Knox—What is the
• • • Denning —" Reg
. Knox—ls there any
toe Deeming—The k
to that. Ou the way t
I bad eat beet detected
on before I left the pllo
friends or relatives, acid me
r. Knox—Was there any
what you have Meted
avatar Dmaiag—These
r. Knox—Nor anything
he wend around Intel
Domi—Not a
r. Ralph Nsim Woe
National Oallany, said —;
live abates eller the
found_ sight *arias, s
in length ; four Mho
knife not stung vary far.
Inn al together nine ioj
which the paint bad boom
11/ had DOD been perforal
Ir. Knox—Osa the maim
leave to regret its deatruc
. Wafture—lt eau, sir.
. Knox—)l am glad to
• to say thitigrisoner—l have to 193,1111
',Ledge that I did it, s
via I was it • state of ei
The
itted ho deixeitions having bag
. trial.
Tot JUDOMMIT ON TBI
The Record mays "The j
' Emus sad Review
mamas, and it is right tb
d should be prepared
P regret that the penal
of Arches will he so
top of Salisbury and th
• is erste
THE RtatieT Pius
• 'red from the stakeholden
101. having best &dusted
ths mien% Tits railway
ticket mosey taken, shot
be 10101. to be squall]
bee DOlapDallired at
digit ; sad the mends)
into considerable pinto
• theatrical engage
weak for a nightly appeal
FATAL AUCIDINT AT 7
TOE GREAT EASTERN K
wawa three and four eel<
. staid on the up hoe, bet
fear o'clock morning s
ble to remove the fish try
lied to work the mail oe
, where it was to have go
The mail trails, consist
es, and a break van, c
points were shifted, and
of points, from whet wee
of the mail going, as i
vent acmes the rails, al
the strong blockede
with sink and stones).
de down, into as adjoinii
the Mot, and the do ver I
,ctfteri° Pseseeters to travel
• r
teies at
thr of themtan was several
',waves( tirr EtllOllAl
'u Coldstream Ibeloogiug I
Captaio Keats!
y, for If elboorns. tel
th 11 cbildrea sal Tin
.11 emesso. Out of the
tei" that is, persons Cy' Of the tingle woes.,
teed have bsa ch
al meat for selecting
who an qualified for
Deep salted in their a
!", ..bY the Lord Me
" valor& Emigrants
lap 001Ctil 'ppm
sad have 66.1 bight
The Victoria &TIM
".e'l. Provided on brunt!
.
volumes of a melt
• Li ss copybooks and
uctioo.