The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-31 00:00:00

'(B.tan Mr. Regisinr Manly.)

The Imakrapt was described u • general merchant, of
alenhall•strist. This was the first sitting. Hie esti-
. it &comps:4d by a statement allow's( debts of about
. • swab, his household furniture. Mr. J. Cooper,
er,unts at, Lothbury, was chosen trade amigism.

RI: RANDALL—Allanai' COMPLAINT AOZINDT ILIUM

CDTIIIf AND DAVIS.

This war a firwt situ ed in the matter of Richard Randall,
pr,raion dealer, of Norwich. Madan. are about 8001.
Mr. Bugg, of Norwich, and Mr. 1.111411L00. complained
tit on the day after the adjudication (the 10th of May),
to whole of the baokrupt's property bad bees swept sway
cd sold by)besne. °ages and Davia,theee-ealiedbrokaisto
teconrt Amania had beenobtaised hare the eownsirwirair

hr the immediate sale of the property, though there ins no
Mime for saying that it was of a perishable character. It
Ld been said, at a great loos, to a malt formerly in the
hOompt's employ at 18.. a week—the money so doubt
co; famished by the Unkempt. Ties esiditers generally
twidered this • pose feud. and were determined that
tps should he taken to have the matter *mired iota
the Registrar said that, aa a role, orders for immediate
a:e were only granted ia seer ri absolute eseemity, where
e articles were of • perrbabl. nature.
Mr. Lynam said tls Gulf any to bring mattes to •
rich would be to knee an action of truer maim* Mama.
':rtes and Davie, aid let them plead the order of the
;mt.

Mr. John Comma, wholesale grocer, Norwich, was
-run swims&
11r. Bugg said that the Legal profession was deterraised
root out the eviL

The It;giellri; rid there would no doubt be eo inquiry
to the fee*.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW.BTREET.
ITITTIANLY ASSAULT.
BOOWill Calm; the Boa of the late well-beam pegirst
f that paw^ sod bother you's man band William Jones.
.ere charged witb samulting James Demaly. a marbser, sad

L..at
Co-railainaat, whose boa was bandaged, and his fan
ark isfieured, said he was paiig aloe( Great George-
rest, Westminster, at about kalf-part 9 o'clock
night, when he mat the raisones. Cann
some sowers, one of which he offend to witness,
Eat u witness held out his bead to take it be
drew it away again. Witness said, "It is conduct unbe-
coming a gentleman, as you appear to be one, to offer •
thing and tan it away ann.' Upon this Cant struck him
a arrere Now in the hoe, from which be had • bleak
ay" . saying " I am a figialng man, and I will
felt you, you —," Witness rid he did not
ant to fight, upon which Caunt again attacked him. and
Mocked bun dews thin times. His head was badly cut,
and he warn obliged to go to the hospital sad tan it droned.
'ones also struck witness's friend, • man gamed Bairn,
alio worn not now present, hanng pan lo his work, but
*cold attend is the course of the day if sheopiray.
Policeman Miles, A 73, said he was ou duty in Great
(nrgettren, and seeing some disturbance be hurried to
the spot, but before be could reach the gine he saw Cann
in..rk Deranly down three times, and Joon strike Bel-
-1 Irmo,

(i.;au et that Davaoly wee the aggressor? sad that
onli antedan aell.defeaea, being attacked by az ar seven
V-rlnat.

111.=Vsuglout said it was quite clear be bad committed a
'err brutal asssalt. He most pay 40a or 21 days' impel-
morment ; sad Joao 7s. or 5 days.

CLERK EN WILL.
• • SCOVIDEIL ?ZOPW.! PllllllllllO.

Grove LbsTnaTTri;e;;;;;Ttei; Oarr-7, respectably
attired man, was charged before Mr. Harbor with imleosetly
exposing himself to four childem d Plfteen-fool-busa The
proooer wee identiled es having dome the mine thieg to
Innis domestic servants in the neighbourhood of the court.
Mr. laciest said he ccasidered it use the duty of • mit
trite to give the fullest consideration to those mew andt
" tune should be spared is isveetigetig them, for though
tie present cane had occupied a considerable time, yet the
Protracted examination had loaded to elucidate the truth.
Re (Hr. Barter) had oarrowly welched every pariah of the
endows of these girls whilst ride going a most searching
crowexamiaatioe, and he ewer in the souse of his expo-
oecoe saw evidence more sagest sad oonestent. He them
actesced the prisoner to three racathe' bud Mem
in the HOMO of Correction.

THE ORSINI OP TEN CANAL 110A7N1N.
J••kls Mussels, who was described as a boatman reeidirog
ct Wolterhamptos, was charged before Mr. Barker, ow

The Aluesbagb, the next London packet ship for
Calcutta, has hues engaged by the ledisa government for
the conveyance of fourteen officers sad 347 troops to Madras,
and will wasequestly sail a few days earlier than the ap-
pointed time, as they are ordered to embark, on the 14th of
1 June, at Gummed.

The Jockey Club at Paris was illuminated in
honour of the victory of the Fills de FAir at Epsom. All
the French papers—exceptiog the Wats—desert-be thedir
turbeace which took place on the Oaks being woo by a
French bone, as the exasperation of " &milk patriotism"
on beholding the swam of a French competitor "fur 1•
turf."

The masorial de la Loire of St. Etienne of the
271 h states that ces the two previous nighte there lied been
a sharp frost is the neighbourhood of that tows, from
which the fruit trees had suffered emedderably.

The Algiers jouruale state that the body of Mar-
sha Balmier, Duke de Malakoff, ban been embalmed and
removed from Mastapha to the government palm*. The
large salon hat been fitted up aa a obapelle ardente, in
which the body will lie in state. and be open to the pub Lie
from 9in the morning to 6 in the evening, until a time is
fixed for Me femoral to France.

7. A letter from Jerusalem of the 14th mys :
"The Copts, Abyssinian., and Bastions have flocked to
Jerusalem is larger numbers than in preceding years. As
in presseding years they were preset at the esmilegiam ea.
hihihea of the pretended sacred fire which the Greek, AT.
menisa, sad Coptic clergy have renewed, to the great
soeschl of reflecting Tenons. The Archbishop on Pets,
anaufacters of scrod fire, stumbled at one of the seeps
and rolled os to the floor of the edifice with • torch in gash
hoed ; and when he rose up the sacred tame, which is said
mot to bare, had destroyed • part of his reaershie while
beard of 70 yams' growth."
There are at the present moment in the Jardin
d'Aeclimaiatioa • splendid Wapiti stag and three does of
the ease speaks, which ace making a tempo/my stay there
on the way from Antwerp to the King of Italy. His
Majesty is snaking • ocsilerAton of these tnu "Sash, of
which he has already nearly forty, with the intention of
acclimatising them in the forests of Piedmont. The Wapiti,
the largest of knows step, is • salve of the northern
region. of America, sad Y found abundantly in Quads.
It is sheet one-fourth larger than the largest European
deg. IS horns are acessithass of humus sine.
BMOC/ DIPTILUCTION OF PZOPIKTY BY FILL—
(Tins DAY.)—This morning • in broke out in the ex.
Seem factory belonging to Mr. Hymns. Soifer
and magrwressateh maker, •utssgg Pi business at
67 and IS, Primeness*, W Fumbury.
The fink, smend, sad third bee warehouses were
based out and the roof destroyed. The trowel floor was
also severely damaged by lire and writer. The origin of the
firs is unknown. Usfertanately Mr. Hisses was uniti-
ses& Several of the 'edjM'S. houses is Honwahoe.
alley were also damaged, bet set tea maims szteet.
ROYAL HOMAN' Socierr.—The ninetieth anni-
=dinner of thin valuable inetitatime is to be eels.
is Freemasoos Hall on Friday met, the Sed
ander the presideacy of Lord Defiers.
&vino PIMLICO. —A Turin letter says :—" The
death of the Marquis de Barolo, of this place has revived
en incident of interest to the literary world. In the home;
of this lady. Silvio Mice passed the last twenty years oft
kis life end at his death left novena unpablished writings
in her possession. The heirs of Silvio MIS, claimed those
weeks to order to publish them, hot without semis' ; but
M. 'trims a hived of the author, beim sow pmidd with
• regular suthoristioo, is preparing to establish the rights
of the flintily."
DBOIXIALCY IN MANNI/LB.—The minor 111011119—
NO to speak—of the modern endergreduate are decidedly
sot an impromonest apoa those of his predecease In
very gentle langwage—too gist* we venter* to think, for
the 0001 Mile--1101011 of the college andire notion the t which
threatens to be oes countensatiai g evil to very mesh of
posteisiog goodie the roam men dear own day. "They
are lees attentive to small matters of discipline that they
were." " Manses, in the popular sense of the term, have
sot improved ; these is an ceteatatious disregard of slam
onslatiose. and • eorresponding (I Sisk comemnent) &D-
-im off is Me mall asartesise wbla distinguish the goalie-
maw" We could Weed. AM these words of mild
sad yet image e—not as from • college tutor to
mdergradeates„ bats from • gentleman to geetkesess—
Imre prided, me only it a govenaeset blue-book, or even
in these pages, bat ia SOON rompseasis place is every
college Would, slab-room, Meth-form room,
aid school dry.. QM every nadergradaste who
oasts his eye as these hors as her sielm up the Magadan
from the She of the Tabs, weld believe how these who
have, for every rears, the most lively sysipdhim with
ern
carat lik. who reoessime joyfully the hums'
ammest ef geed whack hereon It all in Line anksown is
their own psalm days, are pined sad vexed to solids this
" felling off is the courtesies bide& distirgekh the gentle.
mar—Blackwood', Magazine fag Jose.