The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-30 00:00:00

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tabs Inttnisrate,

COURT Of DIVORAA
The following in the hat of causes set dawn tor Bearing In
Illebusbo a Term ..-Staddeu v Sladdeu and Greenland, part
Beard-horses • Harris (stands over. - Hepworth • Hepworth
and Gibson .stands coer)-Hepworth r Hepworth -Hunt v Bunt
-Hayward v Hayward-Toler v 'roan -4,hilcke • Quick. and
Huger-Pollack v Pollack, Dean, and 11.Namara-Rice • Rice-
Ikalth r Smith and Goodwin-Clout • Clout and Smith-Wand
• Strand-Cavell • Cavell-Hamilton • Hamilton and BI•lugton
-Klux r ittieg and Dent -Havilatid • Harliand-Pltsgerald r
litsgeral.l-Ballock v Bullock. Lucas. and Shirley-Crampton •
Crampton and Armstrong -Crowther r Crowther and Orllßths-
Rwllmar itraallman and Goldlng. part heard-Trove v
Trost and Hobbies and Davies-Lidstone r Lldatone and
Idasonds- Mania v Dennis-Harmon • Narracott and
Bcsketh- Robbins • Bobbins -ffilkstone v Stlkstoue-Love
• Loce-Yelmingham v Felmiaghani nal Kennedy, part
Beard-Every r Every-Spilsbury r Spilsbury and Pitt-
udsou v Hudson-Beadle • Beadle and Wilkinson-Green
Ones-Vansittart v Vansittart and Verner-Monks • Moults-
Lean v lean--Chivers r Chlrers-Decries • Defrtea-Waple
Maple-Chlpp • Chipp-Bowen • Bowen and Brans-Hall •
Ball nickle • Pa. kle-Taylor ♦ Taylor-Wells v Wells and
Hudson-Masters • Masters-litpering r Sperlng-Tapson • Tap-
m-lietteett • Bennett -dhltletu v. Shllleto-Tut tier • Turner
-Osborne • Usborne-Osborne T. Osborne and klartette-Hall r
Halt nid Bony-Bock v Lock and Jales-Bakewell r. Bakewell
-Roker r Rooker and Newton-Standen • Standen
v Jones and Roberts-Percivall • Percirall
-C- Y
Brien r O'Brien- Ewen' v. Tytberleigh - Burnett
• Burnett-Stern v Stara-Harrop v Harrop-Bremner
• Bremner-Gasket r Onkel and Robertson-Legit •
Lend and Page-Hassey • Massey and Harris -Coutes • cousen
-Wheeldon • Wheelltitinn-X,kultej-Thornas v Thomas-
Browne v Browne-8 and Davidson-gage •
Crampton-Dredge • Dredge and bray-Loyd • Lloyd and
Jobert-Pritehard r Pritchard and Williams-garman v Farman
and DeiVis-Uough r (lough and Baynton -Mellor y Mellor-Vary
• &lacy. Beecham and Bagehaw-Cronsie v Cronus-Harrison
• Bantam - angora • Redfern and Storey - Rogers •
logersand Jones-Hobson • Hobson-ll'Donnell • Mg/mined
and French-Kokes v Nokes-Fereday v Fereday-Bartlett •
Bartlett and Thompson-Holmes r Holmes and Testa-Cope •
Cope-Lemberger v Lembetger-ganth r Smith and Marlton-
Smith v Smith-Keay v Kelly-Ouster • Goater-Halley • Haney
-Nicholson v Nicholson and Ratcliffe-Hancock v Hancock and
Balnes-Moody v Moody-Start • Scent-Fernley v Ferneley
and Nil tor-Chanute r Clements and Thomas-Evans r Evan*.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 29.
(Ware Mr. Oommrsioser Goo'barn.)
IN II Z. C. PIABSON.-1711 C4Bl OF TILE LA= MAYOI OV

_HOL4

The bankrupt, Zachariar 'aeries Poulos, vie a ma-
skint and shipowner, in a wary exteasive way of business,
laving eatabhalunents at Hall, and in Niellicilat.lana. City.
211%• bankruptcy occurred as boas ago as the 23rd September,
1562, and since then there have been repeated adjourn-
meats, the bankrupt not being able to complete his accounts,
wiring to his books being in the hands of the magnetos, with
a view to the prosecution al certain claims in the price
wart' of the Veiled States.

Mr. Bagley said that the account. bad been filed three
months. The creditors who isetructed him Had no idea up
to Saturday lad but that the sesigusea would oppose the
bankrupt, consequently they bad takso no ships for obtain-
ing coped of the voluminous promedinp. They wished to
lave a rash account for four months preceding the bank-
zuScy, ado • lid of the bills mewed side the Lt of May,
1,62, and that which would be ell important, a separate
demist of His ventures to America.

The Commisitooers—Those natters ere still sub judiss,
ere they mot

lir. -Begley said they were not. The ships bed been
seised. If. preferred one claim of 90,0001. spinet the Con-
federate government for the isle of the celeteared Mini.
mac ; but the vessel had never been delivered. It bad been
eased by the mortgeger ; end the Confederate government
repudiated their hee7ity. It was We to talk el the cap
tared mash being =bindle.. Ile wiehed to know bed
Wen. been s single &Mien in any am
Kr. Lawrence mid there bad.

In answer to the Court,
Mr. Begley maid his ciliate had pot had the opportu-
nity of hoped* the &Gemini alreedy tiled.
The Comisieeteeer—Had you not better do so, indeed of
rig fee free etiesulate . . . . .

it ti Most important that the amounts
>N hiduEed far skald be rendered.

His Homer said that at the last sitting the accounts had
only just bees lied, and of course the bankrupt could not
rill This Ira the first sitting at which he could have
ararse3, but the long vacation bad interfered, ash
• ht to be h cra
Liam
timeless :bat Mr.a fair
Benley :gas entitled to what he

lie: Lewis hoped to onevion kis Hama that the bank-
rupt was °stilled to pus. There had been is or twelve
minim In this case, sad at none at them had the medi-
um now opposing appeared to oak anything from the
bankrupt. For genial mouths the bankrupt had been pro
vested attendieg to hie mounts, owing to the books being
pommies ri tin amalgam The bankrupt bed haw be-
fore the court 13 mouths ; and it was a meet rearm
hardship that he should now be called on to tarnish ad&
time amants. All the information asked for might
be food is the beekropt's books, or in the accounts
already rendered. The claim of 90,0001. oo the Coo.
Wenn goverment was not pot forward as as
asset, but as explanatory of the detciency. It
could not be called a sham claim, any more than the
claim on the Federal goverunnot ; and it might be difficult
to my which was the mat valuable as ea meet If eddr
Conti amends wen to be rendered, at whose *spew could
it be dean! Het Met of the estate, it maid be still fur-
ther squandered.
Tyhe Oecamistioner— There is not much to squander here,
eal Lewis Hr. Le mid that large rums might hereafter be
malieni. He pretested spirt the bean" who bad filled
a meet respectable polities, bag Mimed by the demand
for further anonate. He was willing, if he passed his ex-
miming, that the order et discharge might be adjourned.
Hie Honour said that Ir. Lewis had fargotion or over-
Imbed the little epportenity which creditors bad had for
lequiry in this oust The bankrupt flout same up for
his examinaties as the very eve of the long rustic* ; the
sensate had just kiss tied, sad the examination was so
emerily adjaersecl tin toda.
to So that this was the first
time the neaten hod been able examine the bankrupt's
mouses, and the test opportunity they had had of being
heard Tbe anisent of Men claim was about 6,5001., and
they were fully entitled to the istormatioo they asked.
This was see merely a court to the discharge of denten
iestenter, bet ter the benefit of crediting ea well. The
baskrapt would be so sufferer by the delay ; it would be
mush better he him that all serum should be satisfied.
Mr. Lemmas resommided that the opposing creditors
should eras Masi bad bees done before they made fresh re-
epthilicies otherwise the same work might be doge twice
m ;t. seggested thst the question of the cost of the
assierls *mid bereseeved.
His Hower dinned Mee the requisitions should be sub-
mitted to Me ofilcial amignee's derk, Mr. Gardiner, before
the beakrupt was gilled upon tension them.
t=oerentent use the arched-_t she requiaitione to be

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(More Baron Marla.)
lomat GO•1111611. 113, sad John Nietolwo, 90, two room-
Mao looking mem ems, described as cheeks, were char
with folusiessly for and uttering a cheque far IN., with
islet to defraud the National Bank, Old Broad-elves.
Mr. Cilsd and Mr. Kemp eoesiseted the atic's.
The gime: Cleodwie was defended by Mr. Orridg, a, and
Ilisheleces was einfeuted by Mr. Deasy.
The cireemetmem seder which this china w Mghtled
ageisst he prioems were somewhat researiable. It op.
wend that the primes Nicholem wee is the service of
Mr. Tatham, a soleiter, ie Old Broadatheet, se clerk, sad
4101111111erauntiy be bed as opportunity of obtaining moms
to kis priests Mt. Tillie, it appeared, left town
ea the 23rd of Flepieenbsr. his cheque book at this time
heist leaked up is a private drawer, which had a
gond lock, is his oil-A, and there wm so doubt
hat during hi absence this drawer was opened,
sad some or other obtained pommels of his cheque-
look, ass shateacted a cheque from it. which cheque was
afterwards Ailed up fee the sum of 151.. sod the signature
el Mr. Tatham forged to it, bat there did sot appear to be
any cercomelsices to coanect Niehaus with the pomessios
et the cheque or the forgery, except that be had an oppor-
tunity of goieg into Mr. Tatham's private oaths, and that
apes ono cesium he had imitated his maater's signature.
SU other rimier. Goodwin, was a respectable lad, in the
senice of Mmes. Lwow, the autionsers is the hfaampstead-
resi here amy good character, and ft appeared that I
he end Nicholas had bees schoolfellows, sod were um
belapial, bat far eons rumen or other the pareate of Geed-
Me were daises that this idiom,' should cease, sad foe-
brie their eon frets • with Nieholoo. Oa the
Nth of September. it appeared that Goodwin west to a
prier mimed Hooklun, is Dechoes'-cesuoms, and crave
him the dupe is question, aid told his to get it cashed
mad to brim the messy back to hie. The patter weal to the
kink end presided the cheque, but the clerk (atonally au.-
peeled that the signature was not putties, and be put
acme questions to him, sad the result was that Pickens, a
'my used detective offleor belonging to the City police,
was celled is, and by his directions some copper coins were
placed is a bag, which waa gives to the porter, sod he no
tamed to Doctore.ounmons followed by the officer. The
meter heeded the beg to the peiaouer, and he was about to
apes it, when the ofdeer told him that be suspected the
seamy w the produce of a forged cheque which be bad
not the potter with, sod he aak,d him where he got the
cheque from. He replied that a Mr. Cos, who lived in New.
spare, Linceberina, bad given him the cheque. bat upon
ctve the address he mentioned no snob pence could be
He afterwards said to the offices-, "Whet can I
r hsyd wrand mbeequertly he stated that it was not be who
itiell the dimes. Up to this time ft appeared that
Goodwis bed sot 'smiled the same of the other primer
Nickel's, het when be was in custody be told his father
they it was Nichols* who had given him the cheque,
aid that he premised him if he obliged the
atemey that he would pay him a sovereip be
mead him. Maoism was afterwards sees by the Auer
leaking 41110,11 tioodwies father'. house, as though he was
weitehing fee Melte ; but oe being takes into melody
sad told Yet he was charged with being ocoureed=
Goodwin ie fetesg a cheque for 131., he den .d all flow.
iscifiszse seek a emesemion.
Merlisi, al the close of the ow for the premeutioe,
mid that whatever suspicion might be eetertained epee the
subject, it appeared to him that there WM mat sellicheit
*pi Mims imostiotM Jury is coevistlegies.iebelem se
Mem emesessei is Meier mid utter* this