The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-11 00:00:00

tato inttiltriut.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Re 8. RITCKINS.—A SATISFACTONY BarAllt.—The cue
of this bentrupt, who carried on buena* as a lineadsaper in
Ozhwietwok, tame before the commiationer for flual audit.
The debts sr word to 8,6001.—Mr. Reid, who appeared
Who prod* orediters, said that he appeared not only
est es apnea the bashes" bat, on the part of his clients,
ts ewer apgrabalis of the bankrupt's coaduot. Some
tire rpm Swift that bo was becoming Medved in difficul-
ties, the bankrupt riled his ereditss together, and offend
them 13s. 4d. la the pound, which they readily accepted.
Of that sum he bed paid Ba. or 9s. in the pound, but
he bond that he could mot pay the remainder, and
i.e Shored Wcredit's that he was waling to
iite=dry sight with br their benefit. They re-
- appiisatioa te the court, and the fist waa ac-
ewes& bard. Ile bad arid throaghowe be a soy Asir
sad howl rawer. The orroots wore eat pored up for
rue abort tire bids dr Wahreq*sy. but the iseariala
was regularly kepi, and the Win INN elborwaile Side up
sea than by lb. arid orlgnon—The Mehl Assignee
said thee the Mange Miser in a fair and open manner
u hr al Wird Ira anybearearas with him.—Mr. Commis-
dear Plablanque : lights no wygnat prawns to haar ao
Widsseary an were ere Wks" sod willingly pus
his swanto—Mr. Lwow (hr thiburrapt) said that he
thought it right to state that ewe vibe bealmapt's relations
lase creditors ; his brelhesdaview, % particular,
Zdre $ Halm of 8001., and yet he had retard to par-
ticipate in the dividend sand, sad pert paid by the bank
rapt, wed all the nut sf the anditese• ware paid fist.
Rees OW the Ito had beirotrnek he bad declined to make
a dal= wire the eirin, bon eased the whir* ewer to
go to the wise wiliter, although be thereby lithhad all
Mahn astir the bankrupt. Indeed he believed the bank-
rupt world ardor to pay his ssvilers 20s. in the peend,
WWI We skessreasos kenador mar hint to &
tae madras rumblings": Medird lea be sere sada-
Yen, lire yea ratesset. Tho ISM% AM% too highly
expire IN appuelieden, we only alba wise of the bank-
rupt, bet eh* ef thr of his rehihr is net often that
I have to wane the pleads. duty • weeweedikti the con-
duct of a baakrapt, bat I certainly have that thorn in the
posiont ow.

POLICE.—YwrrzaDAT.

MANBIOHEOUBE.—Caseios or FOROII/I.T. F. T.
Griffiths wr dually Malined,eiturd with having forged
a chew la the same of W. West, Jeweller, of Ludgate-et.,
foe UR 10s. The prisoner was ales charged with having
committed veleheiss in the house of Mr. West, by whom he
had hem emilaysit.—A clerk in the Eastern Counties Rail-
way IisIMIT Midst that he knew the handwriting of the
primes.,
_who bed ben /exceed) a clerk in that company
that he Mt essailasi deeibesed ism and the writing on
the beak of a 501. ante vddele tri hen received in payment
of it, and believed that badmouth the prisoner's hand-
writing.—Hardon (City pease), dated that on the 3rd
maSept.he took the primer Ws sentedy, on the charge of
y. at 21 and 12, Cavenillhat., Brixton New-town, and
bevel apse his lager en sisseeld ring. Huggin (City
Oka) aim amompsnied hand in the prisoner
lied-roam a geld watch anielf=ead three diamond studs.
The whew premed him not Is fella away the watch, as it
hasp& to a friend who Id/pi is the next street. The
whale et the property was tikes, Moan with the prisoner,
to the alialior. hostm.—Mr. Wan said the Trimmer had been
in bh minim at the latter sad of the year 1845. The watch
was wEsiare prepeety.~ Is the inside was his writing, and
the nombeo annageraled with that Is his stock book. He
had maw said the snide, sad hp mined it while the prisoner
was la lb servilio. Tim oaths to him was 131. The diamond
studs were aim his property. He had mimed them in 1846
while the prisoner was with him, and their value to him was
91.105. He also ewers to the emerald ring, and produced
the weeliman who manufactured that and the ands—Com-
mitted hr trial.
Itteconnuor or An Onus Dares.—G. Amin,
an immileas driver, was chanad with improper driving.
—lir. Mares said that some dope ego, in he Inn driving
a fireembeel chaise Ong Chopmble, the defendant an-
denenromendozitet beano lag, and open telt =.
in the meat heedess
trkeniinon WWI the wheel of he =rihd
the whams UM alga, to an bland hem Wag
non the paninent,ellew the anDine le tabs the ghee
of
bie whirls. Opel raga, Me the Posh, the emaibus
saved, aad wham warted to hits the number of
the driver's ticket. The clehndent woad sot let him
do es, and whams laid his bend upon the rein
the mess home at the emailms. sad said that
he' would hive the number, wissongen fallen
wh=adas. nor the arm. By the. Insalinnee of
ha umber of., wee mars Lined.—Tbi assalimeep* ef the moaned his
mashes slatementred nand that it hod adhere far the
poet at the tad
_et limpatreet the 'beim must have been
lipoid —The LOA MOM 'beaked the eas ha hay-
igeFaa
ebohrtrailL wee aware the the behrisdnems of
to take he trouble to wear egeimet tries of
had driven aid men if emedleasse to
great of anneyoses uponpareagen He
deal the delbeint he woolen &hie& IL mai gosh for
not limbo/eon his badge, end gat. end sense ibr the mash.
OVILTIHALL.—Caosou or Ownrrastro,—/t. Harrison,
Saila" _ ,and Co. dihnageserohmith" 3, Fins.
beryChrearsoraeLL Ziariala.lifeletlioritearessateed,
uhugoi p
with eat r epantin a• geer his.his.re-
tense. Thpense memo tegualet k paperee& w
al he let and
Oh het. The Omen who love only eamphd their
Fenn charehers he aloft tin nodhie mesa wilaeat
with a third pony, noel P. O. Haar; is ellaisig goods
free tradesmen in every diseilion, whisk weds ia most
MINI wen non removed a few home dm *dr arrival, and
of In some hateness at hoe then half their salon—
WoLgt whit 'repeat to man of the ewes,
fh~gl ben to do • la onseglease of the VOW con-
to give meat ; them ems enent emblems
airfrOnewiree mom far the to ga Wire a
*y. He thoold thenhao remelt en het charge.—
&rho other °harm wen taw. entend imbrue the pri-
soners having obtained gook lost all having been allowed
to booms • dolt, wore posnanneed by Aldermen Wood to be
notenolais, with the neeptien if that of eidakeing some
tfrom lir. Padre* of Leadorvoll, whin ease was
owns& till third/1Z
W-llTlUBET.2—lguairest Hanzeres.—A person
named Shen, the l if a poPe-liteno, apposed to
manse anuonmehrsellhavhaMelooragheamisisfed:
to T. Femme, a 611 been 2140 •
.1110 11* =Mt Ulm 4/11 esigsent if her
aw.tri annithe etitlet, ourthat On the In slant. he
had been b4hhd apae4radiat the that der said
farther Win The hai Mill that ha soppeed he
men pa up with him. Abe nabs Ames was asked
whether ha wend• like to go twin& He aid se, ha he
shield like tows iii. roam, 'krone* with whin the
debnclent nremptertly riined to 'comply. Almon tea
eaten be eel he dwelt Wm to go to bed. .6.
maven wee laid to now blin his mum, and a piece
andingiunk NIL me dean that it we rat began he
=gitalHe deem her. the bb emenbiehg, and
grihriziwarl hay a amiltrif two win set '
• the gave itim oar The same eases of eon.
pimineseinei et her Weide, mid as he bad In vain
romniersted with lir. *eery, mad' OINK endure it no
he complained at the pollee Malin; the coon-
quayss Mae the present namesas ; Ink
_dually, as a climax
to kis list of mime* he said Hit the bed on which he was
onepelled to sleep was already waded to sire.—The de-

fondant admitted the charge requiting the audio, but vin-
dicated his bed in glossing language from the accusation of
its gallant occupant. He had certainly not wished to give
his unwehanne guest more accommodation tine he wu
legally entitled to,—The toagiatraw thud hka 2t

WORSHIP43TREET.—DELustvi Anvnarmanarni.—
Mr. Vann, the solicitor, attended to MINI* Mr. Athold'a
interference in • case of alleged cruel hardship and decep-
tion to which • number of young men who annimpaniod him •
to the court had been subject.—The anthems had been
allured by an advertisement in the ne tsssdor the
head of " Railway Employment," setting net per.
feet practical instruction in surveying, leveling. dreeikt-
ing, mapping, At., would be afforded, and
guaranteed, at a liberal weekly nasty, an • liartrrailw:y
now on baud in Middlesex, and that the occasion presented
a rare opportunity to persons wishing foe Lip know-
ledge of such occupation. Hushes" of yew
I men made their way to town fon rob the klegien
some 'from Ireland, and one even fen Halleted, and,
applying at the address given, Sheppartaa
too, were introduced to the writer th?teellii=ement,
who Pepresseited himself as the sunspot° the Walt Lamelon
extension line of railway from WKeedin to Placidity, end
who undertook for • fee of throe genes sash to feat
them in the business in about 14 an, mid what
to
secure fog them constant employment et a many of two
guineas per week upon payment of a feather mon." of
five guineas, to be deducted from the woos. The
introductory fee was accordingly pad, and kemal agree-
ments entered into by the reepeedve parties to the
above Wee; but, with the empties of a few peel.
petetic enormous into the suburbs of the metropolis, in
which upon more than one octagon they narrowly escaped
being given into custody
.as trainmen they bad received no
return whatever for their money, nor one farthing of the
stipulated wages, and a laconic announcement was at length
conveyed to them that certain unfavourable circumstances
had arisen, which obliged their employer to leave town and
dispense with their further services and attendance. Several
of the applicants bad been reduced to a state of want and
destitution, in consequence of the gnat distance they were
from their homes ; and ou instituting inquiries at the of
of Mr. Stephenson, the engineer, to tem the pretensions of
the person who professed to be the surveyor on the Willes-
den and Findley line, they were informed that them was no
nth railway in existence. One of the applicants further
complained that on reaching town lie left his boxes in the
care of the person referred to till he could procure a lodging,
but his subsequent attempts to recover them had proved un-
successful, and on making • final application a few days
ante for his property he was forcibly throat into the street,
and the door clued in his faoe.—A number of the applicants
stepped forward, and corroborated the statement of their soli-
citor, each of them handing in as condign sevarallotters end
the agreements they had entered into is euthestisation of it,
and Mr. Arnold directed Holland, the wineneSeer, to ac-
company them to the house of the poseanompleand of, and
endeavour either to induce him to rens the nosy he had
received, or come to some other equitable arrangement.—
On the return of the officer, he mereed that in answer to
his expostulations, the individual in question expressed
his readiness in general terms to fulfil the engagements be
had entered into; but, on being told that there was no such
railway as the one he named in existence, and interrogated
as to where their offices were situated, he evaded the quer
tion, and intimated that he bad been employed throughout
by some private individual, whose name he declined to
give.—Mr. Arnold said that it was certainly a very cruel
case, but he regretted that he had no power to assist the
applicants further, and they must be advised by their soli-
citor as to whether they would be justified in adopting cri.
mina! proceedings for obtaining money under false pre-
tencen
LAMBETH.—FOROINO A roar-orrice 08DE8.—J.
Pinto', a journeyman carpenter in the employment of his
father, was charged with forging his father's name to a
Penoece order for 41., and receiving cosh for the same.—
Mr. Peacock, solicitor to the Post-oilice, attended to pre-
mute. On the 2nd but, a gentleman at Norwood forwarded
to the prisoner's father a Post-office order for 4!. for some
work done by him in his trade, and on the came day the
prisoner presented the order for payment at the Post-office,
Kennington-cram. The eon of the postmistress told him he
must procure the name of his father to the order before he
could pay it, and he went away for a short time, and re-
turned with the name " John Pimm" signed to the order,
and received four sovereigns. Some doubts were entertained
as to the signature being in the prisoner's handwriting, and
he was committed on the charge of uttering the order well
knowing_the signature to be forged.
THAMES.—Cmithozs OF ABBAIILT WE A BAIIIIITER.—
Mr. W. Branton, barrister of the Inner Temple, was
charged with moulting Mr. R. Guthrie on the 21st of
August last He was also charged with wilful damage,
preferred by H. Sutton, and alleged to have been committed
whilst the latter was in possession of the ship Novelty, now
lying in the London-docks. On the day above-mentioned
Mr. Guthrie, who has a mengep for 1004 the
Novelty, which ship was menne nee pacbwl by Mr.
Branton, satin* to the payment if that =Op. en Oho
claims, attempted to been the vend, laving, es be slunk a
man in pommies. IRMA be cons deli; so, the • nosed
defendant sad awns Masi Ids on the 0/01081NO sad
forced him ce the aide. Impeeter Telecast, of the Themes
police, was selled in, sad oat piny neon Ogles the ether
in charge. ' The irgester reseed te take inn bet mid he
would moss spa the spot to retest the pales peen
—Mr. Peen open et lbe Gennep of gate
a &story sown. neeriblg is his slinlion
..ems
pliant and time Ile MT law penes inn Mr .
by the len, and etteopesdl le dreg him est On Amok and
1111=t have kicked sine GI 'boa Is kis elloggle to relent
. Here a nig diesemin PINS, awl it was
urged ea the pert ei the enginsemt lhaf tong to a dine
in the deed, Mr. Kann feed a right be len peosesioa of
the vessel en Ike stonyment of lie metro money and
intern. That possession had been had when the ease was
brought before Vice-Chancellor Wigrara, who, Ageming the
poression good. refused to goat sa bnanden. It was
urged, on the other hand, that then sime bed been Mal
pension, and that the attempt OM& Ginn le been e
von was a trespass.—Mr. Banns dieing to Nike
his court a place in which to try igentiens tout Ferny
belonged to the Court of Chancery, and as no more ib
lean had been used than was neemsary to opal the
complainat from a vessel to which he had preyed no title
the cue mint be dismissed. The charge of wilful domMie
was them heard.—B. Sutton 'fated that he went with a
number at riggers to work on board the vessel by order et
Kr. Guthrie. The defendant nailed him in the ferniest
language imaginable' and flourished • weapon over his heed
several times, and threw him on the deck, cutting his arm. •
He than began to cut away at the blocks and gear, which
be damaged to a considerable extent.—Mr. Hallantine
observed that this was but a necessary
.sequencs of the ori-
ginal act of aggreeion. The compliant' had gone on
board almost aka pirates, and necessary resistance was jme-
tiflable. lie would not interfere. They might get an in-
junction from the Court of Chancery. The use was
diming&

MONEY MARKET.
FarDAT Przirnte.
The recall to Madrid, and appointment of General
Egpartero to the important and influential post of
Captain-General of the Spanish army, is an event
that could not fail, from the political considerations it
involves, to produce a very lively sensation at the
Stock Exchange. The holders of Spanish bonds re-
ceived the announcement of this matter with a oer-

tarn doubt whether it was likely to lead to an im-
provement of their position, or the reverse. The
=
of opinion may be believed to have
is
of
instance, on the side of the latter, as
the beads rather receded from the prices quoted for
lbw' at **opening of the market. It was probably
remained that the general, while invested with the
=
Spain, as the Duque de la Victoria,
the was indifference to the just claims
and reneedreares of the bondholders as those hold-
ing ealseedinate of under him, and the same disre-
gard Ihr their memorials, some documents of that de-1
scription hawing been addressed to himself personally
as what appeared at the time to be a last rewards.
Having, however, for some years past, enjoyed the
hospitalities of this country, and the countenance of
its government, the gourd may now be disposed to
evince a better feeling towards the unfortunate bond-
holders with whose case he has becalm more familiar.
At all events, a more cheerful view was taken of the
het of his restoration to the commandership of the
Queen's army, before the aloes of the day.
Consols were lees affected by this movement
than might have been anticipated. There was a g:ood
deal of minute fluctuation in the ookiresof the morning,
but, with a trifling variation, as the mesh, is favour of
the buyer, matters eventually lotted down vary much
the mine se they had begun. Otarals hit off 87 to
for mosey, and 874 for the mickeent. Exchequer
Bills, eats 7s. pm'.
Thebms. et the foreign market were °Ga-
nnett is a pow aseriptiom al stook oily, but princi-
i=ehe Brasialk. IS this Awe was considerable
.'with an ultimate amendment in price, but
the *mid market being in an wiry elate, and coin-
inevehl wait further prcladieed by ewes additional]
annemeentente of failures la the even trade, no pai-
-1 the arena wee estellithed pa the day'. business
beyon4 about I per oat. la the aid Five per Cent.
Bonds, which woe Lit quoted 101.
Of the failures jest sdarded to, one wee that of a
very old and smokeable bees, the liabilities of which
are reported to be eta 100,0001. tp 120,0001. Two
others IMO mentioned, bat we Moir, for the pre-
sent, to arm* of any of the parties by name, a they
may pen be enabled to °MOONS temporary diffi-
eddies, and proceed with their affairs as usual. The
corn tram iss uadeidably redneed to a deplorable
slots of discredit, the omegas's*, of which is, that,
whatever may be the substantial resources of those
engaged in it, the whole of the connexion may be
mere or lees inconvenienced, where there is an ob-
sess &readily available means.
The foreign exchanges were this afternoon called a
little more in favour of We country. Amsterdam,
12.41 to ; Hamburg, 13.124 to 4 ; Paris, 23.70 to
; Antwerp, 25.80 to 2} ; Vienna, 10.5 to 6; Leg-
horn, 30.70 to 5; Madrid, 47f to 4; Lisbon (metallic),

!U../ es 1 ; Oporto, WI ; Cadiz, 49 to I ; Marseilles, '
25.70 to 80. The most important alteration was in
the Paris rate, which was certainly more favourable
to the taker.
A forgery was said to have been discovered this
morning, to add to the other causes of anxiety pecu-
liar to the crisis. The particulars of the case have
not transpired.
The corn factors in Mark-lane have agreed to the
arrangement, that all sales of grain and flour shall,
for the future, be at one month's credit. The term,
hitherto, has been two months.
The returns of the liabilities and assets of the Bank
of England, for the week ending the 4th inst., thaw,
on a comparison of the same with those published for
the week preoeding, the following variations:
14ele boss
Selma Iselesaletke 16,907,015
depealie ... 7,723,704
3=2:altiselge ~. • .... .. 0,791,373
Oruesseet seetrbies • 11,616,340
0601 eleoldis
Nelms 64 reserve*
er .—. 4,169,130
eth
lii dey, sad
642,711
Dot 3,146,293
06e and bullion
SLIM OF INGLAND.—Aocus Pi fee the Irset alba beet 4.
sere IMSIIIIII/.
Notes lensed £73.396.6151 GoveermeNS Debt.... £11,016,1416
SletrOtimartaiee 71"14".273,1
MIR BEMs 4,933,ear
622,676,646

Pivot.letore CePlta
Ws . .... 3.05.601
Public Dwain& dacha&
Inbeq.. Say. Manion,
Comm a. of )(Wand
Debt, and INT. Accts.) 7.732.704
aievendays.ad
Other Depositaotbarliills #4 . 6.71.73
2.7311

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Do. 6,1342 „ ' Rama Leen .. 97
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Do. 63 „ 1 Treeeerg.Ve
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1715 &I;1d; Hume c 4 m.. FeAleand, Le; ; Rea
or l2. &Amp a; Whim, 46 45400.
Reirawel7sr,al.-„Rumers NWlrlinutlwa., 107 bills ; Beak fewer,
1.8.10 tele ; Lour. Wes • Are par Cent. Ilareb tu
Ceelrt. 1013 bilk ;Lk leeedp., tele ; Rope and Co.. Thuh'd
and Fourth rerleull7 Me; Dleio. OWN. .41:alloar preemie...
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Rope LA Co.. 9. ki• Ireiretr.chilla• New Itic
Cent. 134 bele ; Me 13 ~. Perlugueee
LeeNtrweser„RieN lOW 141 billi • Poe& New Vow per Come.,
1.11.111r5. ii.weeze I.'lleree per Oink, $7O bilk—
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nirt- A. lief eleelle. : 0111611 elk WM. Ni. Nese ereallw
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