The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-06 00:00:00

LLW INTELLIGENCB.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Wise Mr. Contenisioase Haissyd.)
Lf BS T. ALOUD, JUN.
butgeept, who woe as seistao to • dealer In debtor
wets, sad umbrellas in Oxford-Snot, renewed his
to he released from custody.
IPl,seas @weed ca behalf of the detaining creditor ;
gr, usnlY INPAN4OII.
opeared thet the bankrupt was in custody for
awes and oasts recovered in an action foe false
tm-
is which he was the defend's'. It was
Witd *AI the bankrupt diseased the detaining
cagier essaitting • nuisance egoist his premises,
*Alm Wiens t, he gam him is obi rge of a
An action was thereupon brought and • retake
talwith costa was found for the plaintiff, and the
"lotto was now detained in custody in reaped of the
twigs sod exta.
irr Howariiendexi that this wea one of the exceptional
• sentieeed in the 112tb stioe, by which the court
• routed frogs granting theelease, and the applicatioa
said therefore be refused.
(Before fir. Hatrietrar litraagitam.)
IN iu G. L LAT/CAUL
The imkrap4 was ascribed a. Lae of Grows-Lis,
Waltheadow. secretary to the Stratford Music Hall Col-
td), The &Ma are small, and the bankruptcy
to llr. Laverack's failure in busbies as promoter
ef,the=nere. Us Stack Company.
A for choice of wives wee now held, but n
my were red, nor any soignee appointed, and the
, at 12, was fixed for the next Stamm.
lii It SURT CATTIJI DIMAS/
Tbs bwinipt ow a ismer at Harrow, lied applied to
lb. ens epos his own petition, attributing his difficulties
tc spews ia Me Divorce Court, sail loses through the
• matelang his oak. The debts are nionwri at
1,9X11.
This wee • kid Seeds& Several debts were proved, sad
Yr. Theme Basun. of Boadwary-villas, Tatnell-park, Hobo-
say, row^ pee appointed onaditose esaigue46
IS U ideRTIS ciLUZ LTNCH.
The bankrupt wee formerly a liesdenast io the 2nd
wed kat fteghneet, and bed earned in India, Chins,
sod Africa. TM debts appear to be about 1,4001., sod the
failure seldbeted to the insufilciesey of the bankrupt's
pay st es Moen and other causes.
tiro maw ma now held. Several debt' were proud,
end a thy as seamed for the next sidles.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-
(THIS DAY.)

(Pars Mr. &drat Dowling, Deputy•Aseirlant-Judge.)
cortann aoantsr PAWNRROMMEL
Joseph paired, 31, cigar maker, was Wired for frauds.
ketly Alarm by false pretences from Lyon Corer.
1901te of cigars, war 701.14 e. 5d., with intent to cheat and
dehrd him of the mime.
mr. Wino proseented ; Mr. Montagu Williams defended
she parer, who pleaded guilty.
Mr. Sorge Willilltl3o said by his advice the prisoner
guilty. Ho had been for several years carry.
isg ce ratan as a cigar manufacturer, and had taken
thus ''pre from the power', with whom he bad been
wag Wier for some time, sad tried to sell them
a publican named Wall. Mr. Wall would not buy
thus, wise the prisoner took them to Mr. Robert Atten-
weigh. of Greek-street, Soho, and pawned them. He
re net to Liverpool, where he was afterwards iron-
wood by Detective Dunaway, 11 H. The prosecutor
wird to recommend the prisoner to mercy, andhe hoped
is Coat would sire him from a 11640% The learned
10041011 d wirers who gave him a most excellent
darter.
Ir. Collins said it was gait. true that the prosecutor
era to recommend the prisoner so mercy. It might have
herbe took the cigars, not clearly understanding that
doing any harm. He wished to call the
silletise GI the court to the disgraceful eondnot of the
workers in throwing every obstacle in the way of the
ode► lie weld call SetTeallt Derry.
Port William Dunaway, 11 H, said from iron:stir
Y rand be rot to Mr. Robert Attemborongh's, pra-
iser, Greek.street, Soho, and asked the assistant if he
hairy Opire, he said he had but be could not see them.
lle wild half an hour, when be saw the (remise.
Id he reldi get nothing from him. He complained
to the Emirate, when Mr. Atteaborough was suns-
mod, bet never appeared. The magistrate then
peel rather lIIISMOM, to which no attention
we paid. He mid that if Mr. Attemborongh did not
spear be would grant a search warrant. Winer did not
pi a warrant, but went to the foreman, and told him that
Wesewitha mirage from the magistrate, aed Mr.
ituthhttleh was to sprees. He was then told Mr.
ilieskiroor was at Folkestone. Every difficulty was
teen is kis way, and it was °sly after a great deal of
Iris that the police were able to get porerion of the
tCourt said the conduct of the pawnbroker anti his
latent' wee highly discreditable in throwing obstacles in
ny of the polies, sod hoped it would be made known
slat they thought of them.
Ile prisoner was allowed to go out on his own record-
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SURREY SESSIONS•

(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Tilton, Deputy-Chairmeo.)
fISIOCS CARS OF OMENS AND WOUNDING THROUGH

JIALOCAY. AND NIAVT BENTZ/Mi.
Mary Ana Xing, 34, a pqeeeMhl.lookieg female. with
ialaat us her arms, eaerrodered to tithe her trial charged
with maliciously cutting and vanadium Eliza Jane B4DU.
!We ware other counts is the indictment for a coUIIIIOO
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Mr.illompsoo promocated, Rod Mr. Oppeabeim defended
M sauteed.

Tispro7ecutrix, a vary respectable young woman, who
militated two severe cats on the right side of her face,
ad whose left arm was beadeued up, mid she lived with
lar father, a baker, in the Old Keet.road. The prisoner
led her kusbeed lived is the sdkiiniog bawls. The latter
its a carman aid ormadonally removed dung from her
hiker's stables. but she was not acquainted
silk him. On the morning of the 21st of August, about
o'clock, after she bad meth) the beds and her father had
pie out with the bread. she heard a knack at the door, and
• going there she saw the prisoner, who called out, " Are
we, the Banks?" Witness said, "No ; 1 ma Miss
kak•" The prisoner then suddenly rushed at her with •
bide in her hand, and made several plunges at her, setting
be severely in the (toe. She put up her left arm to ward
II the Nowa, and received a serious cut along the left arm.
*kith We her Powerless. At that time her father came
borne, and she fell down exhausted.
_ . .

Is crces-examinstioa by Mr. Oppenbeim witness rid she
serer bad any familiarities with the priaoner's husband. She
war spoke to him but 'ace. when she se him 2d. for
inching some things from bee father'.
William Banks, the father of the prosecutriz. said he
atrial CO the business of • baker, 518, Old Kent-road,
sod about 9 o'clock on the monolog is question he returned
hone aad beard has daughter *creaming. As he was enter-
ic the hoof' the prisoner rushed at him with • knife io her
land. and miming him, she threw the knife .t him, and it
tint through • window into a ditch, where it war forted.
Mr. T. W. Hooper, eurgeoe, 403, Old Kent-road. said be
ty tilled into the house of Mr. Banks on the morning in
portion, when he saw Miss Banks, and found two incised
one& au bee right cheek, and a severe out on the left
en. Per a few days she was In a precarious state. but now
Om was out of danger, although it might be • long time
Ware she roomed from the injuries inflicted on her.
Polksuotartable 91 P said that about 9 o'clock on the
etroice of the 21st of August be was on duty in the
"itited. New Peckham, when he was called to the house
td Mr. Backs, and found his daughter bleediag from cuts
• iha fans and arms. A surgeon was sent for, and the
Primer was given into his custody. When told of the
dirge the prisoner said she did it through jealousy.
The prioresses statement made before the scommittiog
lutistrate was put in, aid she admitted the effete*, and
rid she did it because the prosecutrix went with her
husband.
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00oenhais made an eloquent appeal to tie jury on
'"behalf, bet they returned a verdict of Guilty on the
mere swims oonnt of the indictment.
The Deputy-Chairman said that it was • very serious
Marge committed on • respectable young woman, without
theslighteet provocation or mimeo foe jealousy. The
Rut would not be doing their duty unless they paired •
'w7 ware seatance. She mud be kept in penal servitude
lir five years.
As MS ma the sentence wan p►esd the prisoner maimed
tutor many, and was carried to the cells.

TUB POLIII/N COURTS
(THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL.
A TROUBLISOIII PRESONYIL
Selina Raton, a girl 19 years of age, who hag gained
eeasiderable sot:misty by the frequency of her appearaeoe
er that mart on charge* of minoring the weriliones
erfcals, was again brought up charged with creating a
disturbance at the West London liaise. It
*Permed that as mural she applied for admittance sod, so
eltt workhouse is removed to Holloway, the was offered a
are'i lodeing at two different plume, both of which she
re teed. She hu been offered the home with the sass*
"sell, tad the pariah authorities are al their wit's
led to know what to do with her. She has
lems ia prime urea times this weer and five times
°se Year, bee been slot to her relations, whim
I* respectable, at Bath, and tramped her way back both
limas. Whilst is Holloway Prison, Kr. Weatherhead, the
reTenrr, bee been equally puzzled bow to punish her, en
fie will veleaterily go witboat feed foe tee* and three day a
rteeber, and will sot conform to the prison regnlatioes.
1/12 R. W. dudes seintesoed her to 14 days' imprisostont
/ith hard labour, sod be be kept ea brad sad water.