The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-15 00:00:00

to UM been made parties to the Ithl, and an seder of mane
wee aletsheed he lawn too thit Ito emmthisinta not
haeingbasa min *WOW* pilaw *IN a nodin was now '
madala AWN.. detirear a.the genii that due dill-
game bed net less teed bp Ate plainnes.—Mr. Stuart and
Mr. Bib maimed dm the meson ; and Ids. Bothell end
Mr. Monli Win Le
The Theethlimesiler maid the enelion wee, whether dm hl
had tom seed in making the aseeniale. It ap-
peared to him them had been • sap at ia. whit
.ether
putt of the elm. and the plidath% had lesto te
awry ma the prateedinua with soaped to the Weise lea,
dee &lessee- had beintast used es to the dinat point,
seedy, that of maths the , had, in
let, been aging Meese upon twie.ls of the cue,
whit' had, probably, prevented dm es as to the
mathimenta. The order to amend mast, reform, be dis-
eases's& •
Mewls e. BALLOW.—INJUNCTION—COPTIUGHT.—Mr.
&met end Mr. Drury moved for au injunction on behalf of
the pleintith who are theuispeastors of a publication celled
the Lowden Journal and Repnrory of Aria, to restrain the
defembet, who is the publisher of the Parent Journal and
heenstere Magazine, from infringing the plaintiff,' copyright
in ontain articles and extracts contained in their publication.
Fat the plaintiffs, it was contended that many of their ar-
tides were extracted, translated, and copied with great pains
and sue from the specifications of patents deposited at the 1
Patent-aloe. and that the defendants had taken the said
extracts and abridgment* in the same form, and had copied
=say of the drawings end illustrations in a manner pre-
cisely agreeing with these of the plaintiff., and evidently
taken from their publication. Mr. Bothell and Mr. Ilkley-
ton appeared far the defendants, but the arguments bad not
been coacladed when an arrangement was entered into be-
tween the parties,. and the injunction was taken by consent.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
OXFORD ClRClllT.—Woncastaa, Mason 13.
Men Patna—Brine Mr. Barden' Omeke.
CIIIISMON2 O. ILILIL—ALLIOLTION OF FOZOZAT.—
This nu es miles breegbt by the plaintiff, a weer,
at Birmingham, is Weems of • bill of exelnese, to
raker bus the delhodent a sea ef -1101,ead
upon an aceeptinee apes imedin. The
was a skirl el tbe respiesse, leek hem the rekag
the den ilergery, and *or tbe deksdant
tearsspre eif
Otis law, eansidetak• interest went=
I[r. ~haYLy, and Mr. Gray, appeurd for the ghat-
tiff ; Must Telford sad Mr. Godson, Q C., reyssekled.
the thhisdneb The plaintiff called bet whew., ha sop-
poet aide eime;two of them atteekys to the hiteettillt Wane
the defesint resides, a third am skids' de* lb kr if
thaw gendeaten, • fourth the etsbier M the herb
used by the deleadent ; all theft lei ken ea-
banner trasections with the
=d ut
eka hits write, and seeteepseded with Vfte:
quietly, lel diseleeed their dellierails eenvinka to be
that the sestpeinse wee in the btrAvrolfeeedthe deindant.
To riot the rink bale Man, *lie mime peitient a man-
defeat& modes of witness", the lee* hietelent of whom
was a tiltiu ikerineker wile were than the leaner of the
bill, it Fffinlidffily, statOd to her that ale had ieteired from
the &holm, an acceptenes 11st 301., indi i saw inclosed
lea kris* dr handwriekg et the debildelt. that Mrs.
Hadley reels the nene Thar. Han twenty time auto
apes • pleas of paper been the Greaten slesehed to the
letter. and then when this was done, and • poi indlanty
allowed, is Wrote it upon the bill. Upon eree•ezenina
Owl, it was stinted that Mrs. Hadley Was thettliiit of the
defendant, and that kin desirous of Mew le in badness
ae a grocer at Birminghsee, she spflied to the /g tiff to let
her have goods *pea etedit; ha eeneileted tout her Mee
some to the interant, ed fill., If the aid
get •
guarantee been ems supeneild• prey. The de-
fendant sese piespend sad dr pisistiff wrote
to him terrain- Die minion sea ipso the milliest, bat no
answer appeared te hale lira reeked ; it was dims, how-
ever, that the drawer end the defendant, ap to this day,
notwithstanding that other berries of a nimbi, character
had ken committed uppOon him, had tionthuted upon terms
of irbeney and friendship Two slab of the defend-
ant desired, from certain peculiarities fa the docu-
ment, that the Seser,anoe, thouith preekkg same similarity.,
was not the dOkit's handwriting. Vise dr eine•examt.
nation, a reed Reny letters and other reeptemese were pro-
duced, tad admitted to bear the signature of the defendant ;
and it wee shown that Mr. Hair had, upon one occasion, sent to
Mrs. Murky as for the above sum to get discounted,
which obe hag it was said to have been returned.
—After as elk reply from Mr. Whateley, tho jury, after a
corparierm of letters admitted as in the defendant's hand-
wntmg, bend a verdict for the plaintiff. Damages, 301. 10e.
, The 8411711 navigation cause will be taken on Monday.
Mr. Brunel and many other eminent engineers are sub-
poinsed toattend.
Canoe CO.:T.—Beare Kr. Justice Mauls.
ARSOlC—Jaswes Campbell, was charged with having
at Pinvoie set firs to a barn, with intent to injure
John Morgan. On the 3rd of last February, the build-
ing in question contained a quantity of straw and *pi-
etural implements. At an early hour in the morning.
smoke was sees to probed from it, and, in a few moments,
knees shot up host the roof, and very speedily the whole
was burnt to the ground. The conduct of the prisoner was
most extraordinary he was the cause of his own detention
and apprehension. On the day of the fire he met one of the
witnesses, and said he had been seldom; the blacksmith's
barn on fire, and if anybody wanted him, he should be
found going en the road to Worcester. The party
did not then know of the anon, and consequently
allowed the prisoner to go his way. At • late period of the
day, bearing the news, he set off after him on the reed ha
bad mentioned, overtook, and finally brought him beck. On
returning the prisoner said he thought the building belonged
to some old farmer, or hesbould not have done it. Opot'alt
of locifer-matches being taken from his pocket, he said he
had fired some buildings that morning at Brahma with
their aid, aid had done it to get into gaol. It subsequently
appeared that the prisoner is also charged with another
burning in Gloucestershire, and will be tried there at the
ensuing arises. The jury found the prboner Chilly, and
his lordship sentenced him to be transported for ten years.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—BEDFORD, Maxon 13.
The commission for the county of Bedford was opened to-
dal. The calendar contains the names of 32 prisoners, of
whom 16 can neither read nor write, 5 can only read ha-
parectly, and 7 can read and write imperfectly. The actual
business commences on Monday (this morning).
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—NOTTINGHAM, Mama 12.
The commiedons for this town and aunty were opened
his day at an early hour, after which the two lanai
=
(Mr.
Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Patteson) par-
t° hy the town roars The two calendars ees-
tain the name asbout
Csa Has.—= a Bozos Perks,
Fosoest.—Bsnanstel Whit* stood charged with haling
nos _tettesei a honed einessowe. The
nose •to • bob wwn, sad presented for =rt, on
behalf of enallemilmson, a bill hr 181. 75., purporting to be
the accepinose els Mr. Nicholson. It was stated by one of
the perinea in the bank that Tomlinson's name was not ea
the bill. The gekend replied "he had gone out of tows,
but they woad the fithesy." He was asked if he wadi
pat Tembeenli nese bit ; ha replied " Yee," end he did
os, hark( se walksby in is de. It was proved that so for
tram the bE he itunties being tie asesplisee of ,
Nicholson
that dist golden= bed new eseepted • bill in his life.
The prisoner was bend Chalk, bat sentence was deferred.
WBECTRRN CIRCUIT.—DORCHREITER, blisicx 13.
The aommissioa of mime for the county of Donet urns
opened es Tbritehriressing, and the brines of the courts
eenusessed ea Mr. Justice Creswell presidia( et
Niel Prissarl.Mr. settee Williams in the Crown Court.
There were enly bar arm entered for trial, and three of
them were dimmed elk the MOW of • few hours. Of the
remaining ease, as it presented was istares tif • novel cha-
racter, at sAitert repose, Tie. salatar contains the
seas elk an senend ennobor lir this toasty,
batlike allreessith whisk they one Awned snow le le el
the net Shia Wise. Netbing deny 'skeet bee imairred
at purist in the Crews Cenet.
N tow Coster.—TOON• lb. hales Croswell sad • spotiajsry.
J[l tit a. P AnD.-41sinuto • PLANT/LTlOL—
tormoodow was tto recover eempenstiss in
fir injuries which the slimed be
bad stisteined by term el the det's Iterbi, es
the lel Mini, 13•5, et be te sane heath vs He
ownVlheolog as tins distreyed. an • adjoining pies-
. *let aidatronshied
tians's Sinrieneailrileila= Singlamt
t=lesisrithatthtslies6le ird bTess gee eV' lb" *VwantW Itsi
motion on his pert.. Then we shorapeor that the de.
indent bad set fire to the heath in Inaba the '
tiority of ea est wood in the year 774, is the Amoroso
.ridiNos pesnortn. linsic see sibtod by tie
fegeore- into Asir& Wain. a. *pis& is
el tie dedirbot, wiesiteans fielhatio with •
liedior-"le bis. head, sal bat the
Mai task piles, sad, the demi esteadbe Meech piirds e-
aim of the plaint!, kin pinata= was debieled.—kr.
ladeent Yinglabe, ends pert of tie fiveteriteit, esatioded
Ma then we no troilism, that Wets had Not lbe se the
beak, ark Übe led ane so, it did set beaded
= eitte .—lds. • emC lb.
st ..be ether wised that Week
beirstie sensed of the must be akar
to law acted wider • gown& isfierity be.. his
.3111014-311 r. belie Creswell tail .he istertiked
41.4"1.1.471 ,oultotet bit kis opiates in
firmilkiko view Oka by thei,plealg=...bniostzl danit=ndestel
it
tit diandest. and astended that, abattoir
to have lia ma who slimed the fire, then
rwas no proof tint Ji
isit-tosi exercised rate rn brie of
ointion as • pirsdent pews solid be expected to we Rader
INS ibeesestesees.—Tie boned judo left it to the jury te
ifilablikeer lit
_sot sweat bed set It. to the
lean, todsibetter_ ,fieffneditit km *have been tie.parent,
he bed him irisamty emit in so dung —The jury re-
IV• Wit be pirinfill—dentwrei,
be Isseed ledges will be owspird auxin the
•=tiorattie. aims in trying primes, end, la au re-
be • third court opened.

Foot, now stationed in Sheffield. On the 28th of January
last, he, in eseapeny with the.. ether soldiers, came out of
the barracks, and went to the hems of a person named
Healey, in Water-lane. On arriving there, they made a
= in order to gain admittance, that they wanted
,laniers.. Healey opened the door, and as soon as they en-
tered, they made a great disturbance, and struck both
Healey and his wife. A policonnais was sent for.
bat the soldiers, in consequence, behaved in a more riotous
moan. log found necessary to send for more essiatence,
awl t of four policemen was sent to the place,
anima dr prosecutor was one. -The soldiers were very
imprido, and case of them seised a poker, with which he
Nene the presesstor over the arm, and swore that he would
split the bead of any one who approached him. The pri-
soner was observed to have something in his hand under his
cloak, and he exclaimed " I)—n them, we'll murder them."
He then made a charge on the prosecutor with the weapon,
which he was in the act of thrusting into the abdomen of the
LT:tor, when Laughton, having a staff in his hand,
blow on the wrist of the prisoner, and the inatrument
fell to the pound. The soldiers were ultimately over- I
powered, and the weapon with which the prisoner had
the preesentor was found to be a bayonet. The
itrylrod und the primer Guilty of an areault ; and the judge,
turns( commented ea the foetuses escape whisk the pit
seer had had of having dogrhod a tellow-trestare of life,
and of his own being seeraleell as a coevinsed murderer,
sentenced the primmer to eighlerna months' imprisonment
end herd labour.
Seem tar. eseleent Maphy.
RIOT NT RAILMAT NAVIAOATOMIL—CharIes Winter/wit,
Thomas Hernias, Gawp Warn. (Hark. Swill, Fred•-
rich Parer, and John Bisolians, wen charged with a
riot sell result at Spoileek nor Wetkerby. It appeared
that en the day in question the plesaere, together with 100
ar tau persons, seaulitielat Ibsen* en the pegging
of. sale by easelea__ rides piss mite prembes of a person
named toes iihribert. The primers are railway la-
bearers, employed en ems erilared weeks. Amongst other
rgrato be -soli was a waft et' tree, two barrels and '
w I *ilia, el tbe aisa MY* oat ot the cellar, to
which they bad by hwergined airilloce. They knocked
in the cads tithe alska, sad uses the beverage to the
astesished =Mk beek bate, and other equally cr-
aw elates end pitchers. The pet-
=mart Zs are err aria ea Whack upon Joseph Mor-
timer,
_who rearreraled tradri thole eonduct.
be dereld get the weir et be escaped soothe
home et a pre hared Ferber, but the pri-
ers= peenei his. born *pea the door, and
.Zirleel pew Horiere the her of his heed,
iernierly mineral him wary the rob they
▪ is estraryied Pella whoa they
'esrpdlett. try Omer rad Aims. ter eve titan sere bow;
ari they idea arenhol a can ars a Groves. The ern
lobe alma Groves wee aria prieser, but was ultimately
sassed by theprimere mad their orgraleea videos@ of
throe firehaving been given, all the dedhorients wen found
thediterer, senteased to be imprisoned he three months at
bard
Joractax Datinucancr.--JoAst Trillions. (16) and
John Gaining (aged only 13) were convicted of house-
breaking at Marston, near York. Mr. Shepherd, the
governor of Northallerton gaol, was then called, and he
proved that both the prisoners had been previously convicted.
Although Gaining was so young, he wee a notorious al-
, minaL He bad been in four different pole, and in January,
1846, he was convicted at North Yorkshire minions, and
untamed to be transported for seven veers, with a view
to his being admitted into Parkhurst Prison. He was
ahoordingly sent up, but his admission wu objected
to, en the more of his extreme youth, and he wee remitted
beds to Northallerton gaol, where he was confined for twelve
calendar months, *abject to the silence discipline, which Is
enkceed in that primal. On the 6th of January, in the pre-
sent year, he and Williams were discharged from custody in
this prison, his sentence having been commuted to one of
imprisonment. On the 13th, only seven days after, they
committed the offence in question. They made their nay
to York, where they caned and otherwise disposed of a
large quantity of w apparel and other goods, which
they had tarried from t •
,prowcutor's house during the
abeam of the family.—The learned Judge observed, that
with such characters, at such an age, so adept in the commis-
lion of crims,jt woo in vain to hope E r any amendment to
result from a,term of imprisonment. He therefore ordered
them to be each transported for 10 years. They heard the men.
tenet unmoved: and Gaining, on leaving the bar, politely
thanked the teamed judge.

POLICE —F4 . -ATIIISDAT.
MANSION-HOUSE.—THE Burma hltriost. Eutous-
✓ON AMOCIATION.—The Lord Mayor received within the
last few days a letter from • clergymen, requesting his lord-
ship's advice upon • subject of comidasable interest and int.
portanee to several poor and induaMio
~us ppwsopple in the
in which the reverend gentlemen . His 'a
correspondent wished to be informed Whether a swim.
=the "
public
fro Emigestista Allanintiess," sad
g the public from No. lei, I
Lon-
don, possessed such a character as woad justify a reesiamse-
dation to his parishioners to embnee *.e terms of its Free-
pectus, which professed to have " the to render melt.
mice, and form a fund to amble the empentively poor and
needy to emigrate oo the smeseybileatheapie And benevolent
=soles." - Immediately upon reeelvips the letter, the
Mayor proceeded to make inquiries in Loudon and dif-
ferent parts of the country, as to the reepensthility of the
parties who appeared to be princi*ly, mewed in the sew
dation. His lwdship, on Sanardiy, menthe& that, frem
.11 the inquiries he bad mode, he was heal to say that
the association was one int* which people Amid eater with
great caution. The solicitor to as association, wise
was present, said, there were seven! trust respectable
references which were calculated to sheer Sig the *Madam
wee a bend fide one, and that the commhbee ed
who were to guarantee the prated** of is eniginatedbm=
to Texas, were of unquestionable I. ty and honour. The
Lord Mayor declared, that be meld not bee to whom the
persons who might be iodated to emigrate were to look for
security. There was no name in the prospectus stall known
to the mercantile community of Lon, and to whom were
individuals to look for the proper application of the 2,5001.
to be placed, as the prospectus stated, in the Bank of Eng-
land, and to form a ground for a loan of 251. to each earl-
peat ? The gentlemen alluded to as responsible were not
tensible. They were beyond the jurisdiction of this country.
The solicitor to the association intimated that it would be
earessonable to draw an inference so injurious to the
hem the aese evidence of a small beginning. He had
self saes bum segaged in an insurance company, which in
eemassatiag wee not able to pay any one, and it was, et the
riltime, lestrisking. The Lord Mayor repeated, that
feTti it be be as imperative duty upon him to demeans
publicly, scheme ftr which there appeared to be no embetee•
• OturEnALL.—Tult PARC= POST COMPANT.—Mi.
Aldhouse, one of the seperiutendoede of the Pared Post
affy, a mosses started about a mouth ago, to deliver
with the penetuality of the peat, for e* Id., at-
to disk the deice of the seghteetes. The dire*•
tete bed redgaal ; the lIMIMan, at embed, makftsm• crme
sibs Ile men awl We la the =mord it was these.
Jere meads to seed oat Mont 1,000 which bed bees
ealleeted from sense,
m the 600 tessicing-homem et their ma- de-
Wary_
_might lamest inameenient topineas leaving Larks.
111r.Aidbasselbered that, ithe sent I:seams if
t,
▪ Mimi by the Creditors, they •bell et ix/7i
deenhad by the guards and drivers, who had denseited I
seek en taking their places, and would detain the parcels
LTof security for repayment. He was anxious the pleb*
ban their parcels—Sir Wm. Magnay and Sir Peter
Leitrim the magistrates, commended his caution, and recom-
mended that be should send the parcel& to the original Par-
ini Dslivery Company. As the 600 tradesmen who keep
nosiong-houses are responsible to the public for a number
of parcels which are missing, it was recommended that they,
=llwith the servants of the company who bad deposited
)7. way of security, should meet and enforce the Wile.
meet with the sufferen, or ladematty from the dimness.
while they have property which en be reached. It aNaaml
the campay was set in met es by about 2,0001.,
from persons who sought employment under it.
HOW-STREET.—Cuenen 07 TOR.OEHT.—Bovismiii
"aid woe charged with Wag siaeonied with a mesa sawed
Williaamea, alias Callao, She weeeherged at this eourt some
days balksith having forged a elegem far 171.13 e. an Mears.
Ransom sad Co. Oa the Tfth alt, the • sad=
went te Mr. Mink, managing akar to . Nooks, a
imerthemt, Lambeth, to examine Nam geode; and hiving
they pled s es as Mesas. Igm-
kortorwire them,'tetoneet esespt elegem, Meta we
" he. R. Green." He them, at the re=f
ea Cal 42.
beaded him a blank cheque MMES.
when Mr. Nooks kept an emeount), and Ceiba Med it up
Melt the amount in question, 171. oa., tad beaded it to Mr.
Moab is payment he the deals, say* te wee* mad kw
them Meaday, March 1. The wiener Fteedeeked lie'
6d, eant, but Mr. Marsh refused to per Oh mill
be resiMM the amount of the cheque. Thinkers's*, tier
dined " Jesse Oreen," and, on its being presented at liter
seta's, it me distocered that so person of that name WI en
emut at tie house. It was proved that tbe wham had
also asamermied Callon to the timber-yea OW.
in the Csamercial-road, a few days beim, whoa a
cheque foe 121. 17.. was uttered in pa= he
esawautiog to 61. be. This cheque was
tried, We wee drawn on Messrs. Bar" We ea
wrsit:Lhis malt es the
wr tom t bock. , Viewing his Mem%
psiesaer wen
beaded at the =ll of Mr. Nianaged.spewellsr, is theme
Meet, wham he wee ea • am !Mew she..'
time. He, et look all of pin, bet es
big eantremeed tab the witmeme, that he Me
then pusm~ Mr: .ILimeaMd, TIM kept an asseuel et Ram
peered thet be bed sesmely mimed umena kirk
deices he bis heel, tmehisktheyeleemar atgbehtembed
era—TM pillar, M W debase, &WM di
of the abscise, Abet* be edamteedrimplef gene ehmallolk
he
NNW@ yard with Oaths,gem mad that Mien the Weer had Lid&
In the shame be led bask le micele dhessest. T
pelemer en semmeded, in aster OM Oss eagle be baseght
up
Man who dee amp twist Calisn'es
e missed.
MARLBOBoooll4llllllTi—fteemer. W. P. Mese
eimifte, • wismalehet egnit M Wage" was Merged Mgt
.—lt wasetellsd MUM titsigriessese wee
re= Mobs& flreatimed, at Ilsrylalumm Nat =
and else sodas. welt her ma ems and diasipatet
means, be mint le ledegae, and Ore eommemead
as est awe, He te ling6andh mos time —a-
and theagMbh ilatTel emeed
*Ma wee OH helm, he awes&7ed Se.
Geer" •Haseteseegerre,- Mkt Ham infte, a lady of
tt6riftakt eminszieliL • We was Mem, and
the 'rheum Mt her, efts* subjoined bee te
, sad reduad,ber to the. Theme
It skis first wife, bet shwa Mart period 4=
• to poverty, sad wee* leto=ne egaim. Tim
emomi of
to coesewit=k leek seer
=ei