The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-29 00:00:00

Rain Intelligenct.

COURT OF BANKItUPTCY.—SArraDAT.
BOMB Ma. tarouremena heiee.
IN IS Fler.:4lt AND GAUD.
This was the last esamination meeting in this ease. Tte
bankrupts were woolles,lr.ipers, in St. Martin'..lane. Thar
balance-skeet shows debts, 3,12&. ; liabilities, 7531. ; meets,
1,3931.
Mr. Dupree, for the assignees, said the hiuskrupts bad
emitted front their Wines .sheet a sum of 1001., received
same time before the bioliruptey. From the 'cry Mall
sanunt, however, put down for expen.es, they were antis-
led that the money hat been disbursed. They did not im-
pute any fraudulent intention to the bankrupts, and would
allow the balanee-sheet to be amended without an ad-

jourameut.
Ir. Milani, Who apprared for a ereolUnr, cone wring,
Ute proposed altoration wet mule, and the bookrupto
peeped.

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The bankrupt, John Pauli, was described as a milliner
sad straw•dealer, of Oxfurd.strect. This was the meeting
for the last examination.
The bolanee-sheet, prepared by Mews. Mutton and Co.,
extends um two years and a half prior to the 12th August
last, u.d contains the following items: —To unsecured ere.
ditors, 2,0911. ; ditto holding security, CAL ; liabilities,
124/.; pronto. 5731. ; salary, 4041. ; apprentices' premiums,
664. by good debtor., 12'.11.; doublet dhtn, f 94/.; pro-
perty, 9:11.; ditto hr Id by creditors, statist to he of uncertain
value; paid for lease of premises, ; trade expenses,
6904. ; rent, rates, die., nu.; interest and discount, 1991. ;
law charges, 93'.; household • xpensea, 1,063 f. ; 1055e5,7701.;
deficiency at the comrarneemtait of the account, 2211.
Mr. Linklater supported.
Mr. Pullen, fur the assignees, opposed, on the ground
that the accounts were not sufficiently explanatory. The
bankrupt had only made about 3001. profit, while his expen-
diture had been nearly four times as much. The assignees
wished for &oink of this expenditure.
Mr. lanklater con kilted to a short adjournment, on the
understanding that the assignees ►hould send in requisitions
descriptive of what they wanted.

TILE POLICE COURTS
MANSION-1101:SE.
Sateekowsky, the role who *mon Friday charged
before the Lord Mayor with baying stabbed a recruit of the
Royal Artillery, named John Rowley, in the foot with •
knife, wes brought up for final examination, and committed
fur trial at the Central Criminal Court.
GUILDHALL.
Marie Ann Graresir, a resident of Deutsch, was chargA
with ett sling ten notes of 10 guilders each, twenty notes of
20 (Brussels) franc, each, four notes of 2. (French) francs
each, twenty gold guilders, a gold brooch with diamond
centre, and a quantity of wearing apparel, value in all about
60!., the property of Mumble. Flora Dupenbeim, of 7, Alfred'
place, St. John's Wood.
Complainant /dated, through an interpreter, that she
came Si Loudon from Brum+. about three months ago to
see the Exhibition, and brought the prisoner with her as •
kind of companion and servant.
Sergeant Salter, Of, said he received information of the
robbery on the 19th of April last, but had not been able to
apprehend the prisoner. She was given into the custody of
a Ull,tnpolitAin Oliver by the prosecutrix, who accidentally
.nowt her M the street..
l'rimner said (through the interpreter) that complainant
we a thief in Teri. and Brussels, and that the po:iee were
searching for her in London. She promised to pay pri-
soner.% expenses if she would accompany her to London.
Prisoner further alleged that she was a respectable milliner
and dressmaker, and had a large shop in Dramas. She
also said that prowcutrie had a Silk dress, a satin dress, and
• quantity of rwellery, belonging to her (prisoner).
Alderman Sidney said this was a most important case,
and he should remand it for • few days, for farther inves-
tigation.
40W-STREET.
Julia !helm.. Ann Mingesy alias truly 3fanafield, Jane
(hewn alias black lousy. awl E,irn Smith were brought up
on remand, charged with robbing a Mr. Anstice of 351.
It appeared that on the night of the 9th host. the prose-
rotor met the prisoner elingay at a public-house in Drury-
lane, where they drank together fir some hours. The pri-
soner Smith then jointel them, and they got into • cab and
drove to Newcastle-court, Strand. It was then daylight.
They went to a house close by, and were then joined by
the prisoner Owen. Some more liquor was then brought,
and they all remained drinking together for some hours.
Another re1.113:111 was in the room at the time, but the prom-
tutor could not 0 cognise her. Alter some time he became
insensible, and did not recollect anything more mita he
found himself in the street. He then discovered that he
had been robbed of two 101. notes and about fifteen sove-
reigns, and immediately gave information to • constable.
He had received the two 101. notes in part payment of •
cheque at Messrs. Currie and Co.'s, hankers, of Cambia.
Charlotte Alezander proved having seen the prosecutor
at the houm. '2O, Little Shire-lane, Strand, on the day in
question. She stated that she saw him lying on the floor,
apparently asleep. The prisoner Owen was then in the
room. After that she heard • noire as of some one being
dragged down stairs, and on looking out of the window she
saw the prosecutor standing in the court.
Thomas Harrison, assistant to Mr, Foot, linendraper,
Warwick-street, Pimlien, said that on the 10th inst. about
seven o'clock in the evening, the prisoners Owen, inst.,
and Bum. (discharged) went to his master's shoo and pur-
chased some articles which Owen paid for with the 101. note
now prodeeed, No. 19,267. Owen said her name was Stir-
bag, and witness wrote that some on the note.
Roderick Lord, assistant to another draper, deposed to
having received the 101. note, No. 19,266, also prodagod,
from Owen in payment fur some goods. Owes minis the
name of Graham us the note.
Mr. ;Charles 81112111101111, clerk at the banking loos it
Meters. Currie and Co., proved paying the two seen
preereutor on the 9th instant.
Sergeant Cashford, F division, said that on the omits
of the loth instant be saw the prosecutor in Noweinie•
court, and in consequence of what he stated to Ma. In Mk
the prisoners into custody.
Mary Ann Davidson. who keeps a latdya thus WSW
bowie, stated that on Wednesday, September 10, late at
night, three women, use of whom was Owen, went to her
shop, and bought • dress and other articles. 'The dress was
the same which the prisoner Devine now had on.
The prisnwen all denied having robbed the prosecutor.
An attorney who appeared for Owen requested that she
alright be admitted to bed, but Mr. Jardine declined to do
so, and fully committed them all fur trial.
WORSHIP-STIMET.
Three stylishly-dressitel young women, named Mork
Taster, Catherine Carrie 1, and Sarah Homer, west
with having stolen upwards of 30 yards of Imo
shop of Mrs. F. Ilnutun, in Church-street, Stoke lik
ton, and also with having purloined from other sbagslient
same ueighboarhesid • large quantity of miscellswonws lOW
petty, which was found in their possession.
From the evidence of Sergeant Langdon, of the If ghle
lieu, it appeared that while on duty in Stoke Newington.
between ass sad m yen on the preceding evening, his atten-
tion was attracted to the suspicious =weeniest& of the
prisoners, who visited the shops of different tswisansen bt
ailee,.loll, at each of which one of them nee
mooned outside, apparently tbat she nelobt Ors
wanting to her confederates of anything mienisted rils•
turb their operations, and, after watching rem for was
time, the two last named prisoners entered.* shop elk&
Bunten, from which they hastily emerged In• few mienisa
and handed a parcel to Tucker, which PIN b lonlly ensigsi
under her shawl, and west rapidly off with. Altar wilaig
the two former women into • public-been WOO% bpi
hastened alter the prisoner Tucker, whim enter-
took at a short distance, and in answer to his
questions as to what had become of the two ladies
he had seen with her she expressed her surprise at
such inquiries, and declared that no one whatever had
been in her company. On being further interrogated, the
prisoner indignantly denied that she had any property con-
cealed about her, but on lifting up ber shawl be discovered
the two pieces of lace now produced, and which measured
respectively about 27 yards. Witness then lodged ber in
the station house, and afterwards returned to the public-
house and ennead the prisoners Camel and Homer, the
former of whom described herself as a dressmaker of Dir.
ntiogham, from which town she had only arrived three
days before to sec the Exhibition, while the latter posi-
tively refund to disclose her &thirsts in consequence of the
high respectability of her friends, and both of them empha-
tically denied haring ever seen "the woman Tucker or
that they had any knowledge of her whatever." The
prisoners were subsequently searched at the station, and in
addition to the property before mentioned *quantity of
silk velvet, fifteen rolls of ribbon, a=of lady's boots,
and numerous other articles, were in their pee-
sesaima
Richard Smith, "linemen to Mrs. lumen, identified the
two pieces of lam as the property of his mistress, and stated
that they bad been abstracted from • box on the counter,
which hr had submitted to the inspection of the two last-
named prisoner', who had effected the robbery with such
&Verity that he ass not at all aware of it until be received
the communication from Sergeant Lepton.
On being asked if they wished to say anything, the pri-
soners, who displayed all the unabashed hardihood of old
practitioners, declined offering any defeat*, sad were re-
manded for • week.

Mr. Charlts Pa,Jkasr, a general drake. la Eyre-street-
hill, St. Andrew's, Holborn, was &argot uadorr tie follow-
ing circumstances:
Mr. Parry and Mr. Mania, the breriMerm, insermadad by
Mr. Wontntr, attended tar this •eemmdl Mg Me. Wake-
ling was retained by Messrs. Siasposa. the pregenders of
flatting male iu Leather-lane, sad by einem isteremad is
the investigatiou. For may menthe pie Masan. spa.
who employ many hands, nays lest a sonsidwable quantity
of property. and been exceedingly "mind is esdeavouring
to detect dm gaily party. They at Wm* mad tbeir
aid Archer and Tuber, the deleadve ensue of Mr Q divi
man, who, tracing several Immbudeplislat of Os masa
property to Mr. -Usher, • metal agile fa Gables-lane,
seised it and took him into ease* as the 11th of Jane
last, sad brought him to Ws ow% vireo kg auderwent
Normal exammations, his mtplanalisa. am emit assasis•
=lt his prof .m adviser, big that be had pur-
ls, articles in • fair sad apes anti d Mr.
Psalms, the prisoner, who WY than is Ins smutty,
through ill beat h. The latter, liswevfir, big la a low
and 11111•0111 state, sad is fear of disserequesem el laving
bad anything to do with stoles property, bag* egg of way until the preview day, whoa, wing Yale till 1141600
01 Ws frisson, lie mshatarily gave Mundt up to ingssat
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