The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-06 00:00:00

amNuys HOTEL BOBBIBIZII IN DUBLIN.

Joseph Hogan and Peler Hogan, the former a
ticket ef-liave man, for whose apprehend= a warrant has
been for some time in the bands o( the police for non-
compliame with the coadltions of the Sums, were bought
up at Dublin on Saturday, in custody of Actiag-I
Clarke and Doyle, of the detective force, chargrZlie
being concerned in the perpetration of a series of robberies
in hotels in this city. Is appeared that the fireameneed
prisoner occupied Weep in Albert.plus, a Grand Clumil-
street, and the sewed who is hie brother, lived
in Greet Britain-envoi. Joseph Hips wee is the
habit of pomading to a respectable hotel et a
late hour of the night, and engaging • bodemeg at the
seine time giving directions that be should be celled suffi-
ciently early to soeble him to catch the early train to
Kinptowo. Duds; the night it would appear that by the
; means of false keys—twenty of which were found in his
pousedon when arrested—he procured admittance into the
rooms of other ocements, and riSed the pockets of any
I erticlee of dress which came in his way. fa this way 41.
. were take. from the pocket of the coat of Mr. Illrisgtoo, of
I filmdom', in Gilbert's Hotel, Westland-row ; 171. from
I the met of Mr. Resell, an English pationsea, is Maokea's
• Hotel, Dawsountreet ; and 41. from the met of Mr. Byrne,
commercial traveller, who stopped in Oeftey's HotA ea
Thursday eight lid. In addition to the laMer robb •
I set of gold shirt studs was stolen from the &wain .le,
and thus were found in the possession of Joseph
when arrested, and were identified by the *weer. O.
person of the same 'prisoner were also found &gold watch
aed chain, the latter of delicate worimmaship, sad having
appended to it some trinkets and foreign csoina,vesand4a legs-
nim in s contrivance, the style of a trinket, for pia dies.
The polies suspect that the watch and its sp have
; been stoles, bat as yet no claim her been mad* for them.
The case mildest the second prisoner is mainly rested upon
. the posesesion of a watch which be alleges to have been ora-
-1 ' seated to him by hie brother, and which is suspected to
have been stolen.
Evidences to this erect having been given
I The Magistrate decided on rosnanding the prisoners until
next Saturday.

LAM INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

ARCHER COURT.

(Before Dr. lealdmike, Dean of Amite.)
MOON v. DILIJIT.-TEZ NONASTTAY A? Jounce.
This one. which his bees sometime pending, one emit,
co ger bearing. It was s snit at the instance of the Beher,
of Norwich against the Bev. Mr. Drury, for officiating it
the Momestary at Nonrick—sn unliceesed sad zuw,,,,
mated place.
The QUOIN'. Advocate appeared is promotion of the cwt.
sad Dr. Twice, with whom was Dr. Smiley, emen gi;d
Mr. Drury.
It era admitted that the place was not cosiecrated, hog
it was added Met as it was a chapel, part of OA 11110144
megialtary, it VIM asesideed that the sacramest might is
administered.
The Queen's Advocate wished to refer to forme proccej.
Mgt in which " Brother lisatins" took part.
Dr. Twin objected, end the matter was sot presed,
on the pia of the defendeet it was allspd that it ime
harsh proceeding on the part of the bishop. Mr. Drag bed
abstained after hi was informed that he was doiag tn.
The monks were ass family, sod it was hoped that 3;
court would sot ha seem.
The Queen's Advocate claimed his right to refer to go,
former proosedlep after the imputation on the bebop of
hasty sod harsh proesedinp. He mad an alleged,* al t
procession of monks as Atomise° Day AM Brother logo
tins. Mr. Drury had admitted and sectence we not new,
yet, after that Mr. Drury had spin offended,and the temep
was boned to interfere, and put so end to thee proomme‘.
Dr. Twins submitted that the offence in the other me
mu for reeding prayers not authorised.
Dr. Lordliest= thosOt that the admission roads it nee
worse.
Dr. Twins apprehended that it did not. The meet
complaint was far elloisthei in an mamma pleas.
His Lordship shiAfp,tiret theiskingoomols mrieereviewof
cithethaidjoersaget..4
sheaf other owe, sad holdiag it to betheriatdete the
Mao, to
pot an sad to irallas proomdiagi, hscosemeef
the defeecent is owe sad admonished Ida sot b eta
SO&
Order moordlegiy. _

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Conuniesioner Gosdbora.)
Ig 11 JOHN sumo.
The bankrupt was apothem sad haw_ ker of Bedmile.
He romatly applied for his order of Medium mai no
opposed on the Krona of obtain* goods without pieta*
mesas of payment, and Makin them to raise mosey,
His Honour now gave jodguieut. He mid the cm was
clearly within two breaches of the =lst sashes. Time us
no doubt that the bankrupt had obtains,' vial/het
to defraud, within three mouths of hie , sad
had pledged them for the purpou of reishg rams,. r.,
the latter offence he might be indicted ; but se many Oh
bias were raised in the criminal °mete that a emis
Um might be very doubtful. The court would thinks
deal with the car under the 189 sec., sad tart ass as d
obtainieg goods without say reasonable eapectatios of ysy.
meet. That the bankrupt had done so was char, for be lid
never intended to pay for them. The me wu au,
big ow—the only favourable circuutsace big
that the man had raver been bankrupt isles,
though he admitted that he had bees WHIMS
for twenty yam, When be obtained goods he had hee
not with any intentios of selling them in the seism
course of ludo, but for the rupees of raising masylp
pledging them. Bat for the tact of this tang hie
failure, the mart would have sentenced the MUM h
imperiously's. The seder of discharge would he OMPlidd
for twelve mouths ; the bankrupt would be widest us
tuition for six mouths.

DI BB OSA= -...CAZZ 01P a IBM= 10DO1.
The haalmnpt, described as • leather member:v. d
Tower-eked end Stock Orobeedereeeent, Hdieway, mos
reeked lodge of the Sadder Court of Bombay. This we the
adjourned "Meg tor emmination sod discharge. The
debts are stated at 6,3001. ; meta of shll luga
amount an dem of 10,0001, being retuned r
the .value of certain patentee for impeovemadd
the maaafacturee of rather. Another adjourned is
DOW irked with • view to the realisation of the
interest is the patents. It was stated that retie=
had been emeditimally mold to Mr. Wickens, of Torah/me
yard, the benkrept retaining • half share of the plug,
and that Mr. Wiring spoke wry favourably of the Mee
of the patent both he UM musky and is Friars
An adjournment for Mx months was proposed, nd mot
objected to by Mr. LOWIIIIIOO for the bankrupt
Yr. Leiria, for the ardgmess, stated that the bia
me entitled to a pea dos of 7001. • yeu, which imeg
Merged to the Agra and raderman's Burk. Hs
that an seder Mould be sada trekker( the baker d
the pension to the wriest
Ha Honour said the 00■14 had power mkt the 13111
sem to deal with the beselauP's pension at say Um at er
before the granting of the order of discharge, bat be weed
sot make any order until a formal applioation was bee*
before him.
An adjourument for throe months maneuvered.
(Before Mr. Registrar Murray.)
111 BE sin Y. G. C. BALDLY; Balt
The bankrupt, Sir Dudley Gideon Calling Eardley„Beet,
was deseeibed as late of Frogeall, Tanbridp Welk md
the Albsay. Piccadilly; now in Florence. The droner
being on • creditor's petition, the usual preleskary eke
meat of sooounte was sot fathoming ; but it le stated lid
the liabilities are about 12,0001., with oonsideable urea
Mr. Sidney toasted • proof of baahrepley d Be.
Wembeivare, for 1.0734 mosey leek
Mr. Lawman, objected to the proof, Gs the gruel rd
so oonsiderstion was stated.
Mr. WeetJaehmr, summed, stated that be chimed tele
• creditor for 1.0734 He m4ht have advanced Sir
6,ooo4—eat 10,0001., or 15,001. He had no gook is Ira
The proof was admitted.
A proof wee sort tendered on bookend of Mr. &MAI
jeweller, which was admitted, subject to Mr. Hancock pfd
an amount of goods which he had retained.
Debts to the amount of about 7,000/. were proud ;el
Mr. T. Beim and Mr. W. T. Thomas wemehosee rips&
Thebankrapt hod surrendered, sad prolootin was will
till the next