The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

IAW- • iNfrEtbiAo
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before )fr. Commissioner Goolbare.)
IN IS J. J. HARM.
who was • parliamentarytwee
t,heLaal~w'
Westmiestar, in partnership with Mr.
':!ercrabaiely, rainedp, his *polio Woo for release from
*we/. wain mood oar from Saturday lest
"inlirejes scrolled In Impart of the application ; Mr.
Ages Her now
far malitors.
go cow maws order forMK release ban prison
biegro *
t lied bail for , and sureties
isix on, to attend the sittings units/ the two
baekruptcy,
wee' *Woe of the bail proposed to be given to the &-
Wan wab
Q,drrter•
sca(dinlY•
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
U JOHN CAIN PUN.
Th. biakrept, who was • solicitor practising at Reeding,
iiiii4,o_olll souk upon his ows petition, attributing his
se ill moods@ is business mad pressure by ore,
;Trry "limitary list shows debts to the extent of
fal. Ma we Wilmot of tb• mats has yet been Med.
iese sow held, at whin Ms. Jobe Smart,
isine Igg
if Ma. 1.1411" dealer, wan Wanted creditors'
wiles Meta November was Axed for the next
U ANTONIO AUCLANDUI CALSI..
The beakropt Niko aiNKTIbOd as of 37,
sag iamccaos broker. Dm, adjudication Thr""erne rettein
politme of the Universal Marine Insurance Com-
paq, weittere tor 1,523 i., being foe mow. payable by abb
akregrtio.imPooe of the mane insumnee of easels sad
Pods It.Mel/tedium is believed to be of large
imanst, bat is the Aimee of accounts an socarate
esYmaw
is to die emsW or area °snot yet be formed.
Thb" gift far proofs of debts and claim ot
arig-
am Beard &bee were proved and imagoes. wenches...

TEM POLLUX COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLEItICENWELL,
ICRDZIOTS ARBAOLTS ON TER FOLIOS AND Dire.
wagon? visa.
Thom, giugum,.,,,e434, el 12, Hartford-street, Somers-
town. sad Coat Tile R 01144 a costennonger, were
tuned bib" Inymourt with violently assaulting
poliosconstablee Crawley, M 3 S, and Connor, 2115, in the
eremitism of their daty.
At an early hoar thie morning the police heard a great
disturbance in Hertfeededseet, and on going there they
loud the primers them dreak and disor6rly. They asked
Re pn,onwe to go AWAY, sod had so sooner done so than
Rpm emelt Crawley ia the bre and madeibis nose bleed.
Higgins thee me Coto the house, but he was followed, and
be again assaulted the police. Os the way to the polio*.
Mahon the prishoner Hid, who had a pair of toop in her
the path the head, 11;11 cot his ea seed striae hriaLsobadly glatma
ass i little finger could be put into the wound. On the
way to the polim-statMo both the prisoners were very
violent. Higgins was so violent that the patios had to
bit him with their stares.
The risen said they were drunk and were sorry for
what they bad dew.
Blieresegeant Cook. 8 S, said that Higgins bad been
seetsered to 18 months hard labour for housebreaking and
bad elan been sent to prison for amanita on the police.
Ur. ItEyncourt said the polies ought to be protected,
sad be should send Higgins, who had received some punish-
met, to one mouth's hard labour, and the woman would
le silt to the House of Correction for two calendar
seethe
Mr. &WIT., cabinet-maker of Northamptoe-street,
fievaces, afterwards spoliator a bee to he inflicted on
&grim who bad been to his employ, and
Kr. rays:mut ordered Higgins to pay a fins of 40a., or
is Medi • month's imprisonment.
DISMAY! ASSAULT ON A Win AND IMPRISONMENT
WITHOCT A PINE
Maria Lee, a cooper, of 7, Angler's-lane-gardens, Essex-
road, vu charged with violently assaulting his wife, Mary
lee
ift H. Allen, prase:Ping rear of the Associate In-
Mite for Improving the Laws for the Protective of
!owe, 'retched the ems.
last night the oeciplanmot west to a music-hall, the
bombe she bad been to • place of amusement for eight
years, ad when she came out, the prisoner, without saying
sword, struck her a fearful blow in the face, blackened her
syv sad followed that up by knocking her down. He was
shoutpromeding to other acts of violence when he was
premed and given into custody.
Tbs romphiersat said that the prisoner bad done nothing
forte support of her and her family for years, sod she
had to work at the wash tub to keep the family. AU that
the wanted was that the plotter should leave her end be
booed over to keep the pease. He had before ill-seed her.
Tee primer said that he did hit his wife, but he did it
ha moment of irritation.
Mr. D'Eyncourt said the primmer was a Cowardly fellow,
sad isateamd him to ova mouth's hard labour in the Hoses
Cerrectioe.

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WORSHIP-STRRET.
TEL WRONG BOUSL-FRINSM PROM THN COUNTRY.
A tall aid good-looking youog man, weal-dreesecl, asd
Wise Ida littoral I. a aliog, was charged under the name of
hiia Smith, with being in a bedroom of the Pritchard
Arno pahlioheme, Hackney-road, with intent to commit a

Mi. T. Bead defended.
Mt. William Rowbothans, the prosecutor, deposed—Lan
hint I had reason for believing that a dragger to the
home had gone upstairs, so I proceeded there carefully,
asesimag every room as I went to the top landing, when
then is as banogueied apartment. I looked into the
gepliards and then beneath the bedstead, where
I observed a mares lees. I did not, however,
take my notice by exclamation or rushing from
the room, bat walked molly out, shut the door, and,gettieg
a fine hold of the lock handles, for the key was inside the
goes, called lustily to those below for the polies to be
fetched. The text instant the door was tried, but I kept
it fast ; then the window sash VIII raised and lowered, and
after the bedstead was wheeled about, but for what plu-
me I can't conceive. A police-constable then came up
with a poker and entered the room with me, and we maw
the prisoner steedieg in the middle of it.
Mr. Safford (clock)—Was there anything moveable In
the room!
Witeme—Only the bedetead ; I Femme be did not in-
laid mooing away with that.
Mr. Safford—What did he sty
Witness—When the constable caked him bow be came
Wry, end what he wanted, he refused to give any account
of the matter except to me aloes ; but of cartnie I would
sot wade to that, sad gave him into custody. I think I
have seen bin about the place before.
Constable 150 K, after corrobocesing the prosecutor's tee-
timooy relating to himself, pot a small paper parcel into
the kande of a young man who took hi pleas in the whams-
box. sad wee sworn.
Charles Begley, a waiter. then deposed to finding la
fimplaos a number of skeleton keys, which were produced.
Mr. Beard—They might have been there before he west
into the elm v
Witame—Not likely, sir—no, air.
flied—Aye, so you say. (To the magistrate)—
I em ieetcacted, sir, that the prisoner entered the
wog house in quest of a moment maid, mistaking the
Presenter's for that he purposed visiting. It is a pity he
did mg demises this to the prosecutor at the time.
Mr. must remand him.
Mr. Beard—Nothing more ova be proved if you do so,
tr He is fresh from the country.
The poler—And well known in London, sir.
Itemsoded.

lIARYLEBONE
CAPTOR. OF • PLATE THIEF BP A SERVANT.
hats Watson, supposed to be an old otfesder, and who
Meth, address Cambridge heath-road, general dealer, was
Muted Is under :
EMftsFrogirell, servant at 17, Welbeck.strest, Cavendish.
nun, said yesterday afternoon she left the front kitchen
Wra short Urea and on her return she saw the prisoner at
W walihmird with a basket collecting the plate. She pottered
44° him lad took the basket containing 14 dinner forks,
law Woos, 4 Dockeds, and 3 teapoons. She called
mistress and the prisoner 111 the room till the
want of a °Dutiable.
Now asked if the was sure be bad the liasket?
am certain of it. •
'Musa—Did lot you take it from the cupboard when
thejoh..cuft?
WiliNst—l did so, bet I had previously token it from
"Lluil Placed it there.
R""-• itu,dlef —His defence is • clever mad a legal one.
Vol noon a terhoicsl point Ho mean to say that his
..tee 011 Dot completed.
Week.
"Man who did not answer to this, was remanded fart a

MARLBOROUGILSTREET.
TBE CHASCI AGAINST A SO-CAIJALD GIIIINAN BARON.
enlist Rathenow, a tall German, also styling himself the
71:11"...,cherned with umuldng Police-constable Win-
-"""" Fa by throwing water over hies, and wbo was
eomplaieed of last week by several eabmee, whom
ted defrauded of their fares, was again brought op.
01'6, ~..Orieftet was remanded last week, the magistrate
• ^eel) baring some doubt as to his sanity.
oiestehle Wormed Mr. Mansfield, who sat today,
t—t4the hid wen Mr. Alberta, the secretary of the Prussian
uwho said be knew the prisoner's family well,
!Ed he believed the primmer was Insane. Me also
le_ Teed that the prisoner had been in Colney.hetch Lunatic
A 'autism at was in attendance from Finchley to
"nit u to his knowledge of the prisoner.
Mansfield said there was no evidenu to show that
the eater was thrown over the constable intentionally. and
ito,the fete of the certificate which he bad before him (from
tbfimrth, of the R 01,1) of Dateable), to the effect that '
Be Prnoaw wee not insane he could not soy that he was.
Armlet therefore he diecharged.
iftetletteu to whom the prisoner was well henna
formird too
p
as to his extraordinary coeds* I
magistrate would not heir him.
ClA's ;.1" te the Prisoner left the dock he west sad sat by
I'.B a from, • very respeotable.looldsg woman. and
she slirask him with evident fear. 131na bed informed
La* °I the mum connected with the evert, that be wee
uc'e'r items in the opinion of eminent meal mess bat
I Most violenteempered man.