The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-12 00:00:00

IN IX ASOCIT.

Th. bookrupt, aa oatiathowo keeper, of Poddiogtoa.
Gatos bidets tho cowl with debts of 14,800/., all 000ttoetad
pijB64, of which 4W. woo is roopoet of 0000mmodatioa

Mr. Begley opposed. Tb. sooonerts were most unaatla.
history, and the ease was albsivethor ear of peat 11011001011.
Up to a month before the bankapts4ths baakreept had
carried on a suaossaful bail.... an as -home and
now csma before the mart with .rate 111. He had boon
espied in the erection of some houses in Westminster.
road, which be bad morkpegsd. sad had also sold his
business for 2501. just before sewn b w mart.
Mr. Hall for the bankrupt, Maid that imearitv was held
by same of the craditon to the amount of 3,2001. The
bankruptcy had boss occasioned by ties bankrupt
blooming liabis for his son. His wife, who was a " strong.
minded woman." bad conducted bashers oa her own se.
count, sad had taken are to have all bar own precisely
mittisd apse bar at the thus of her m
His Honour was clearly of opinion tratisitit bankrupt had
rendered fats. and empty accounts with a view to delude
sad mislead his creditors. Between the bankrept, who was
represented as a weak sad illiterate man, and his strong-
miudied wife, the creditors were likely to lose everything.
The emmlaatlon months adjcumsd urea die, with leave to
the bank: opt to cones up spin when prepared with better
amounts.

111 II

This wu an .ppliZic; 1,;;I;;Kan custody is case
where the bankrupt had already °Maimed hie order of dis-
charge, util the usual 30 days had ehid.
Mr. Duey supported the application. Thu bankrupt,
who bad been defendant In an action for seduction, had
obtained his order of discharge on the hth November, and
though more than 30 day. had elapsed, the polar refused
to act upon the order of embargo without having • special
order.
His Honour wu of opinion that no wich order wu stow
sary ; the man wu discharged by hi. of law, sad if
the gaoler detained biro, be did It at
Mr. Aldridge, being appealed to by gra 000 rt, said that
lu had never keowe a can where a special order had been
made in such circumstances.

IN RS IMRE RAPHAEL.
This was • sidle, for winiaatiou ud discharge. The
bankrupt was • cigar manufacturer, of Goodinoe's-flolJa.
Against debts of 9,281 t. the omits were Mused et 3,500 f.
Mr. Sargood, for dm wigwag, Naked for on adjoursmest
for time to cancan the amounts.
Yr. C. E. Lewis, for the bankrupt, objected. The am
bad bum taboo out of court by resolution of the creditors, 1
*ad the bankrupt having made • full disclosure of his seta*
and effects, vow asked for his order of disobsego. Lord
Justice Turner had hold, is the awe of Delmore, that the
ordinary Moe of the court as to last mamisatioss did sot
oP9I, to cease that had bees Mhos oat of eourt by rosolu-
dos. Bore the ordloary accounts bad hem tiled, asd within
had bees shows to impleob them.
His Hamar thought that time must be allowed for the
usignoce to @Misty thensedres whether the bankrupt had
made a full disclosure, and direatod an adjournmeett for that
PorPoso•
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
IN as TEN REV. C. It. WILSON.

The baskrupt, Wades Marton Wilma, was dessibed as
the rector of White Rodin, Ewes. He attributer' ku fai-
lure to hi. living being sequestered sad his bolos arrested
sad detained in custody. The debts are 7,1641., of which
4,500!. le stated to be due to the Misses Herbert, wise Dave
hikes poeseesion of bankrupt's living under sequestration.
This was Use sitting for proof of
7 debts sad choir* of
B.reritt, tailor, Jermywetreet, and Mr. Darras& wise
merchant, Clislwdord, were chases wedltors' assigsses.

An action for libel, brought under singular eir;
oseestsaees, was triad Is Dublin es Tuesday, before the
Neater Is the Court of Oommes Pleas sad a speMal jury.
The defendant bad allowed Judgment to go by default, sad
the (sly question wee as to the amount of damns, that
COURT OF COMMON PLIKA.S.—Jair. IL sue b. given. The Pbdul•Ur wee a ale" the defes-
Biltbage a gay who, it appeared. had mimed goose *gybes-
lo Bosom—ilkfooo Lord Chief jaaiia. Edo am dos from the plaintiff behalf of her family, and in reply
Justices Williams, Willem, and Beating.) wrote a letter to her, ail eh wee the subject of the adios.
TEL= V. THE CRAZING-CHOW RAILWAY 0011PAIIT:0011• It aostolud iMPutatioe• of a Ira Ida oPoo the alliaradar
MUM of S CAUL the applicant and her tam y. Damages were hid at
Mr. Shield said that the plaintiff in tbh raw claimed JAM. Whammy win =Nth" is_ixiMertof the Salo'
Ws ems. Defendant% essegal 'naiad se witness. but
damages upon the weed that his property had ham iajw. adnised the
court in amp" d ainegee. no Jury
*gully affected in consequence of the defendants having
stopped up the thoroughfare of this street in whisk it wee. wsonowq Pomo • woad for 101. `magus old 6d. Dodo.
He served the ordinary some of claim. sad the essepeay Neat. Pawn. -- OHS SMILING DAY.
having refused to hose their *arrest ler a jury to NEW WEDIUDAY, JAN. U.—Albumins es goyim" 8,183;
the damages, he now sued to recover the amount of hie ages by mum tile.% 1.357 ; betel; 4,640.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before Mr. Bane Bramwell.)
George PAilhiss was indicted for felootonsly woundieg
Cieergertmer with iciest I, kill sad murder kira.
for the proeseetiss, sad slated to
the wort thatirredas lestitated by the neesistrides of the
musty of Middlesex, by whose clerk be wee imerneted. It
would appear that the injured man was one of the sub-
warders at the House of- Correction, Ooldbath-fields, id
elvish the prisoner was emised under sentenos. Os the
90th December the sob-warder Kemp in the course of his
duty Melted the mimeses cell, and remonstrated with
him as the subject of his book being out of the proper
plane. The prisoner retorted, sod said In a sulky tom,
" Tamers always ending fault," and Kemp left the oell with-
out soaking any reply. On the following day, however, he
@gala visited the primmer, sod while he was stooping
dews to math up a stool which was in the cell, the pri-
POW struck him two or three blows, and Kemp imme-
diately found that be had been stabbed, and fell to the
floor. He law the primer standing before him flourishing
a knife which he held In his hand, and after Kemp had
rained himself up sod with great difficulty was enabled to
Om
fin alarm, and was NOD by a prisoner who happened to
in the pangs to emerge from the cell with
copious stream' of blood flowing from Ebiiss head and fem.
The man came to the sub warder's meistancs, sad by his
dire:Mom clewed the cell door, after having asked the
premier what be had done, to which the primmer responded,
"that if the warder cases mar him again, he would
show him what he had done." At that Ume the prisoner
bad a stone in hie left sod an open knife in his right heed.
It eppearel that the prisoner wee a shoemaker, and thus
had possession of the knife, which he eventually gave up to
weber of the warders.
These facts were clearly proved by Kemp and the man
who mine to his assistance, sad the evidence of the surgeon
of the gaol, west to establish the fact that oe
the right Nide el Kemp's chin them was a wooed two inches
and a half in length, and but for the boo, Intervening the
threat of the injured man moat have been cut. There we.
elm another wound of a serious character.
Mr. Bares Bresswell briefly summed up the evidence to
the jury who reigned a verdict of Guilty.
It we. thee proved that the prisoner, besides baths, been
summarily reerieted, had been twice sentenced to different
terms of penal servitude.
Mr. Dame Baunwell now seetenced him, for the emus
d which he bad jest bees prowitecol guilty, to be
kept in penal siewttode for the teem of 1yeses.

MAN SIAINIETIM.

Charier Marren, 37, eabie;War, we indicted for felo-
niously Italian and slaying cam Mary Ann Taylor.
Kr. Tulsa conducted the proesontios, and Kr. Daly de-
fended sio
The rwidsoppr s d erielmed that en tho Ited Deosmbellast eta
doomed wee MIMI* the rani sera the Osindes.town Rail-
way Biatioe, whs• the primer, who wan devise his cab,
satersed from the elation at • o pW rate. and drew, our the
doeseasd, injuring bar so emmey that she died soon altar
bee recoption WM the Unaware(' Collor Hospital.
Tam jury istarsed a verdict of Guilty, and Kr. Banc
Bramwell mentsitsed the priseaer to three moat& impri-
sonment with had 'ahem.
(Before the Reaxdsw.)
SLIMED FELONIOUS TOMO°.

Aimee Barber, a stalwart mss, by Wads a boiler maker,
eurreadeted is discharge of his bail, to sewer as Maid-
meet dares( him with aslawfully and maliciously weak-
big William Brows, a polio. mesteble, with bidet to do
him grievous bodily harm ; as a sawed count with doing
him actual bodily harm ; oe a third want with smelting
Brows while ie the execution of his duty se a police wa-
shable ; sod os a fourth count with a commas assault.
it may be premised that the prosecutor of the above is
the polim-nosetable, William Brown, also sew
readered to mower as iadietasest for an assault uwe
wife of the primmer Barber, sad both having pleaded not
.Jam.. Barber was given in charge to the jury au the
indictment above set forth.
»he
Yr. Cooper emanateder the prosecution; aid Kr. Begley
"Clfor t primm.
ary Wel mid alter as demo& of upward. of as
boar sad a half relined a verdict al Guilty of a *outman
moult.
The madam was deferred marl after the Indiotmemt
aphid the polimmes Brown bad Lem tried.
Nary Lyn* 37, worried, mid Catherine Lane, 42, mer-
ited were isdiated—Lynch with steel* aid Lew with
receiving seven diver wows, the property of Mr. Jobs
Geddes, a boomed victualler, carrying on his birder Is

...•7.
Lynch pleaded guilty, sad Lane took her trial under a
plea of not roily.
Mr. J. Thompsoa pressented, and it appears that the
prisoner Lynch was is lite sink* of the prosecutor as cook
sad that the spoons in viatica had been 'strained to her
with others to dose. They were. however, 'aimed, aid oe
'equity it ism faced they lad been pewued by tie pr aoosr
"Am., who is sister to the ether prisoner, and who admitted,
when taken into custody, that she had passed them for
her sister, bellevina them, as abs stated, to be bier own

remarked that there was sons doubt is the
sewn and the jury tildes the sense view Acquitted Lase.
The primmer Lynch VISA then tailed up for fotigatant, and
untseeed to six mouths' imprisoanient with hard tabour in
the House at Oerreetion.

THE POLICE COME.
TILLIE&

A ring man who was dead ss. on Tuesday for bang
dn aged acepable of taking care of himself made as
appliostioe to Hr. Paget for a summons against a pollee-
amiable named Read, 66 H. for striking him I. the station
home of the H division, in Lonanotreet, WhitschapeL
The epplicent Mated that a constable took him atoms.
Cody of Monday night, aid was very kind and civil to him ;
but while he was in the dock at the station-bone, and the
charge you being taken, tki H told him to turn round, aid
this stunk him a violist blow with his @leached 6d on
tbe eye and Mahood it. This outrage was quite mere-
yoked. He had not offended the constable in any way.
Mr. Paget questioned the applicant very particularly
and at some least's, and he adhered to his statement, on
which the magistrate said that be would grant a someone
in the usual way. At the same time he wished to have all
parsons, includiag the inspector, who were in the station.
house at the time in attendance when the can wee beard.
It was requisite that he should have all the information that
could be given.
&aria, a policooomatable: 158 H, said that the matter
had beam reported to the Hommisnloan of Polio, and he
believed that sa inemagatioa was now pendiag.
Mr. Paget sad he bad Dodds( ado with that. The
applicant complained of an assault, and he IVY entitled to a

THZ MURDER AT POhrtnOtrri. —An inquest
was held en Tuesday evening, before Mr. W. Swanson,
deputy CC(0011.. an the body of the young woman Piper,
who wee murdered by her husband, Jame Piper, In
Frahm-road. Landport, on Moods), evening, se reported
yesterday. The inquest was adjourned until Monday mixt,
for the production of farther midterm Up to the present
time no schiquate cause has been assigned for the 0011ZIAB•
aim of the murder. Piper is still at large. whirl is pear.
haps athribetable to the feet that no isformation wee given
to the police meta two home after the murder was can-
rained.
ATriurr To Porsow.—The police at Rotherham
am now investigating a aces in which a servant girl Is
die god with *eking an extraordiaary attempt to mama
bar mitres. The girl's name is SWAM, and she has bean
MIMI swim of Mr. Jackson fanner, of Mansbroegle, sear
ikatherleun. Early in the week before Christmas, liks.Jack-
sea,whe has base for some time noder medical treatment,
bad 000114/011 to Sad fault with the girl, who appears to have
resolved on • most diabolical mode of relvenhq berself.
On the moraine( the 29th she took her mistress's breakfast
upstairs.' math Before partaking of it, Mrs. Jacknee tasted
the cream, and noticed that It bad a bitter flavour. and she
pet it ride for the purpose of calling the atlantic* of her
medical attendant, Dr. Seville, to it. A day or two elapsed
before she had an opportunity of doing this, sad
in the meantime the girl, without sees asking for her wa
abruptly left the plam. At soon as Dr. Saville had tasted
the cream he confirmed Mrs. Jainism's suspieiooe that it
mitained poison. A little alit was given to some oats, and
oleo to two birds, and they were instantly wised with U-
reic mendaions and died—exhibiting all the symptoms of
having been poisoned by strychnine. A patio, of the
cream was submitted to Dr. Sharman for amnion analy-
sis, Rod mynah of strychnine were ea ily detailed. A
warrant against the girl was obtained, and yesterday
merging she was apprehended. A abort time=
Mr. Jackson purchased some packets of " Davy's
killer," which ha kept in the house, and It is ensmeted
that the girl made use of one of the packets. Other
circumstances conneotiag the girl with the crime are km we.
hat it would sot at preeentTetiodeot to make them
public. The primmer wee on merging takes before
Mr. J. Yates, sad remanded until today next.--8/nlteid
Independent.
Air AUSTRALIAN SCANDAL —The community
have bleu greatly soandalised during the last week by the
domestic mulattoes &needles; the owe el " Moleeworth v.
Nelesworth," a suit for a judicial tins, brought with
the view to secure alimony, and trid before the Met Jos.
Um and a special jury of 12 at the Supreme Omit. The
petitioner was Mrs. Henrietta Molesimeth, the wife of one
of our pekoe judges. The ground el the petition wan
malty on the part of the husband ; and the responded,
his newer, alleged adultery, both In Victoria and Regiand,
on the part of the wife. The trial *deeded over five days.
The Muss which the jury had to determine were fourteen
In number. On 12 of these, the jury fond for the respoed.
mt. The petition will therefore be dismiserd.—Ardbourne
Arvin, Nov. 25.
LAdVertieelliellttlZlOLLOWAT'll PILLS AND 0111 Te
Nam Colds, Combs. of Breath.—Thees corrective
remedies are Infallible teethe's pectoral complaints, which mg.
lected often end in asthma, bronchitis, at cornareptiee. The
ointment well rubbed epos the chest and beck, peserstlug the
skis is carried directly to the lungs, when It espeketaire
Use All the bleat in the body constantly pares the
m madam all notions pertkled tending to modem
eseaminekly, thoroughly, and permanently nentrelised, ren-
dered beimkee, or elected from the mann Mellower's pills
and ellathmen perfeetly momplish this leatios and
=rnaineistilsed thus cleansed the Maroc* dotires wentierfal
readites the remotest parts of the huntaiasigadt end
thee erne all Mewed anion, whether Miami or