The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-28 00:00:00

LAW INTILLIGICIICS.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
WINN Mr. Oweerimioser Goalbai.)

The IOWAOMS WOO; 111701W001.1.14 d Werwiek-haa
Ina the Alas fee Ireaudeadea W ilieberga The task-
nape's debts awl Weimar re 141,1180 L; sta monad at
LWproperty bad b, w. M 1 ..earn.. 2,172 L Of
the Ne.N. are anted to be lemereed is easseelise
walk the delfpwas, Msarvitasp.
Mr. G. Ulmer* appeared for Ow 11111141.1161 sea dY apt
Ala say oppoetioa U.
order betapasted ; ILL C.
Lane eeppated.
Order mama

---air mix rfluthirs.—c••• Dr • asuesos.
The bankrupt. a seiscitor. of th. ow Jewry, applied Ist
Ye ardor of designs. sad elleo IN MOMS bass esalady.
Hie debra ere 3,irt4/. : the emote er. Anted at upward, a 1
40001., oeeetettair principally el tam et earth whisk an
we
yet amide out.
Mr. Ailidndw. for the official memo% offered so tinsel.
Saw ; Mr. G. Lewis rupported.
Hie Hower mathd the anise ef dietherie, sad doe as
wawa( salsas, seder Ow I Ilth was. al the ale ask whisky
• bashassa will *basis his ismelkaa ilbelrase tam
11014010.

IX XL

/!XD lITNNOWIL

The baskrePleweere pearl. ktoy massfectareve and oil
seecheete, of Creesest..flosheey-read. This was the ad-
jourood *trier for exammatio• emd Medmege. Their debts
sod hotelmen are J.Jf. ; assais rdassmil at 2.4601.
Mr. Week for the smrassa, odtersol so *pommies ; Mr.
)Isy sod Mr. Deemer appeared far the beakrup4.
la mimes to the court. Mr. West Mated that tbe reale
bed sot yet bees realised. The stock was of • pooilisr oats,..
sad the swirlier, were dwebrose to lump the bummer toge-
ther maid autumn, whim the stock 'slot be more admix'.
tereeesly realised. A bill of Nab, bed bees given by the
Umbras, to Moon :roves sod Ihobwood, who had takes
property of 40U1. coder that mitheetty ; bat Um 'mimosas
Pr to owiteet the validity of the hill a rk.
sCed ome was ultimately adiesreed ler a week, .slog to
the abloom at Mr. Begley, who bed bees reloised for owe
of the baskrupes.
wATinsa r. —NM JCILISDICTION Or TR) COOS?.

The was • atm which came before thecourtbiooOdir;
hoe of kw owing to UN treader of the losolveney Immisses
to the emit. Them eases were formerly heard is Part
street seder the set II and 7 plc., cap. 127. retitledi
" Asset fee better raistriss the payment of mall debts."
Where t far s eessll mewast bad been recovered is
a co mart, and maid ad be whirred, the act 'Mho-
ri the plaistiff Is moms tie detesdast before the lo-
...lnput Court. the *Ape sf whisk had the power of can-
mum; for 40 days. Is the preset case the claim wee for
IW. odd, the amount of an nadsalskar's bill.
Mr. Terry appeared for the phinlif. The defendant v-
i.ur,,l in penes, and stand UM the sham waa for the
funeral rciensen ed his fallbeiroybsweesbete wee not yet
wound up.
Ao adjournment for • =sae w ardwed.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TDis DAT.)

MANSION•HOUSE.
Tilt cwr.AT JEWICLLIIIT 101111KILY O.f ocowarts."

rie "Jr. Bilis, late porter to Mr.. Dodd, a jeweller
sod watchmaker, is:Tying on been:isms on Cornhill, was this
riling brought before Mr. Alderman Rose for resizamina-
tmo, epos the charge of stadia( watches sad jewellery
vetoed at 7001., the property of that gentleman.
Mr. Mullen. appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Lewis,
jeer., attended on behalf .t the prisoner.
It will be remembered that at the former inseebastioa it
nee proved that the robbery in question was committed es
the night of the 11th of March Lit, or early oar':
the following moraine, and that property consist-
Mg of gold and silver watches and other valuable
articles of jewellery, was stoles. The primmer was em-
ployed as porter to the prosecutor, and considerable
cotaileace was placed iu him, and he slept in the hones.
The prosecutor and his wife went out in the even* is
treSticre and returned at 12 o'clock at night, and at {hat
time the premise. appeared to be quite safe, and they west
to bed thinking that the property was secure.
At an early hour on the following morning
the family were alarmed by the police, who
discovered that the panel of the street door in
l'oruhill had bee* cat in each a manner as to lead to a
Ladle! that the premises had been entered by thieves. Upon
rar.ful eaamioatioo, however, it was found that this was
cro.lvutly merely • blind, and the sustion on the Pert
uf the prosecution was that the robbery must have
brin committed by some person inside the house. The
prouctial points of SUPpICIOD &gaited the prisoner were that
oh the evening the robbery was °unmated the primmer
:wilt the servant out to buy • newspaper, sad at
tilts tows the priaooer was alone in the house,
a.. 1 *is supposed that this opportunity was taken for
Ito commission of the rubbery. hot the slightest portion
of tic ...lush!, protest, has beets recovered, and, tiotwith-
sushi% the exertions of the police, all trace of it appease
to I.s. lost.

. .
Elimbeth Clutterback, the *errant, was re-called, and she
'Wel, in aaswer to questimis put to her by Mr. Hulloes,
that a the night of the robbery the prisooer put some
panted questato. to her as to the time when she expected
her master sod gantries to be home, and also whether har
nuntniss's sister haul ar, impstmel them.
In enesiexamioatton this witoess soil that the prisoner
hal I. en left to charge' of the premises on several preview
,cranes,, 110,1 that when she went out to fetch the Dews.
for lt.• prisoocr she saw a nue of NW
pieous appearance startling 'against the shop shutters.
She likewise stated that, so far as she was able to form ea
omeue, the prisoner always appeared to be very careful is
• the inn gotta.
Sib 1).41, the prosecutor, was recalled, and be stated,
in 411411,tf to a question put by Mr. Lewis. that be kept the
pr • lour nee weeks to hue service after the oceurreoce,
.Ith, be was se itialotml with all the fact, that bad now
teen bt fors...tit : coil it appeared that during the
whale of that time the prisoner haul been watched by the
yolk*.
Alderism
mmer. Hose, after a Icagtheeed 'equity, diecharged
tbe pri
jultf,BOßt)(loll.lfTli EET.
11.411113/4 IS TIM %LareNTIPIIL—ANAAULT of • PARK-
ktIrItIL
Henry elves woo charge', with assaulting John Brewslag,
Hp:7.1;••••able. So. 21
..
add he mopped the reinsert yesterday aions-
is, et 11 o dock, 4011 told him, be having children with
bin, that he most sot fish In the Serpentine. Primmer
aid, "Wirt' do pm call this fashion* r He (eritsers)
Seek • ens sway from use of the children and thus
made as attack oo hies, bit his thumb, and
~171 si es stetted ensue, and called out to bystanders
W asiosi hum.

Intendant--I was wheeliai a child &too; at the Urns is
a perambulator. alias the paritheeper came up and said I
had beau &bass. The park-limier usual a tea from the
child to throw ais the aster sal 1 tried to prevent him.
11l had teems I wee sot allowed to fish I would hare
gives up the Ash at ewe.
Mr. K tees veld wine • park limper came up to do hie duty
seed sal be .welted. It was absurd to talk at its
ledes se cases. far little children to catch lb. Ash, bat the
fdeitssdant) bed Ist hie team and acted wrosey. His
rally fear alms he (the magistrate) omit to see for himself
vim that the little children might fall is. They did sot
wens to he is anybody's way. Hs hol on a former accasios
told the park-keepor to take the sticks and bottles sway,
but sot to 6riss Hui children to the court is custody.
tM defeedeat was heed la.

WEITIIINSTER.