The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-17 00:00:00

• was the adjourned sitting for examinatioo and die-
, The liabilities went stated et 17,210. ,• emotes
, ;property bald as security, 9,0001. Another adjouriel•
was taken by consent.
Moir N CIOLDTTOIIB TO 1218POLT
Offibiaa,ritorring to acme not before the court,
, his liersourb attention to the feet that creditors were
wfweel the tospeetiot of proeseding. unless es
of a fee of one shilling. Be oontended
egs set gave the officers of the court no right
. Impose such • chugs, as by see. 142,
creditor was noed to inspect the amounts filed by
Mtant free of chugs. He believed that the practice
wily of recent introduetion ; but in the cam in which
ems sowsersed, in the bankruptcy of Gibbs, he had
•,. spplied in the office below for • sight of
premedillfee and bad been refused on each
He now gar* notice that alder
right were conceded, he should take
elsewhere, Dot only to enforce his rigtrelLdt
to compel reditution of fees which bad been thus ire.
demseded of creditors.
"11. Boson: Ober consulting Mr. COMMWSIODff Helroyd)
oat be would lay down no general rule, but for the
t would allow Ike inepeatioe until the Commimionere
as Opportunity ofd iro( with the Chief Registrar,
tke ciettody e proceedings.
THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

BOW-6/11t3IT.

otrsnroto LAW BOONS in rataz Purrintcna.
Joon Warren, a young man, wham apparel,
ti was teeming sunny worn and shabby, Ira=
Arminian a copy of "Boons Lead Maxima" and
Ong to obtaia a wood, treat M. Stevens, of 26,
payerd, law booksellsr, by Was rehmere,
lb'
Stores
at his shitated th
t" sad as:eodnfortiwa 21h
op 7 of "Btoothase'i Legal
" for Messrs. Carrington sad Sono, solicitors, of
s-strwit. Itth was &livered to him, and he Memel
wlidgownt in e name of Williamson. He mated
hat ailed end asked for another raps. Sonpsettag
all wan sot nest, witness desired his assistant to-fp
the primal, to Thrograortoc-ntreet.
Jeka Reeves, the maw* said he accompanied the pd.
to Itrograortoseirest. He stmsarol wiry unwilling
there and made two or Ores attempts to rot away,
Timms would not let him. On miring at Thregmor•
witness sandsined that the prisoner had
bus in the service of Mews. Carrington and Soy,
pm sot sow, sad bed se authority to obtain the books.
amalgam, him in custody.
Rs was remanded for further esualitatton.
MARKEN WEI.

sows AOCICINT illtOuGH 7011.1008 Di/Wl5O.
Java Lovett, 50, of 9, Saltsbmielmst, filsryisbosa,
:Amy cam*, &frac was charged with being drunk
Macey MMus his lto;se and cab at ICioge-cross, sad
Moody injuring Yrs. Sarah White, of 51, Havelock.
irset, ldedmismrced.
Policeocestabis King, 4iB S, said he sew the defendant
Klacre-aces as s cab the worse far liqsor. He was
zirisic his hares at the este of about 12 mike an hour. The
ms ware lame ths botee's teak, and before the bores
sold bo stopped a woman was knocked down. She was
sable b atUri. ad the following cartillast• wss sent
" 9, Enstarrosd, Jam 17, 1865.
" 1 Webs certify that Abs. WhiM, al6l, lisseleek-stns*,
tattering tram soato,sioso of both lop, and is unable to
use boo tom JOllll WHIELVOIITH,
Sa
Kr. Barker mumada the &hada* far a week, bat
tcion.
sated to Mks boil, the defendant hiamelf in 20/. and two
softies is the sum of 101. each, far his appear:woe on that

eThy.
e ilelsedsat was bashed sp la &holt.
MARLBOROUGH STRUT.
A PUGILIST CHAIM WWII • RISOTAL ASSAULT.
Joe Goss. a pogilist, we. obarged Whim Mr. Tyrwhilit,
.ollaratig f**lll°ton,wmArittilvirrth°6 a "s" beelerahaet f."" —Ad
The complainant. sa " catatonic.," who pee her sei-
nes/4, and mend to be naming gm* pin, said—
I was coming Moog Liesaterequare, this morning about
o'clock, on my way bees, I met a blend of BUM in cam-
y of the prisoner. I spoke to my Mood sad the primate
• to kiss me. I pleated hies away, sad be them called
& mad offensive ammo, following it up by striking ma
blow, in the tom and this Inking me in the gross—
psin caused by the kick being so gnat thatmy Isis were
is drawn up. I was taken to the Charing-cross Hospital
then told to p home end apply warm fomentatiosa, sad
&dead again this morning, but having to Mood here
have been unable to do ea
Mr. Tyrwhitt—Had you said anything to the prisoner
Comphinant—Not a word, and I had moor men him

den.
Moaner—l was along with a gentleman in Iwicnter•
mare, sad Ms earns behind m, and caught hold of my
mad. The patlernan asked me sot to leave him, and she
Ma time up spin and pulled me.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—Yon were preserving your friend?
Prisoner—Yes ; she put my finger is her month and bit it.
Complainant—Oa my oath I did not do it. He was
ppm my fried a/nog at the time. The constable saw

inalZ ;Si) dews.
Fanlike, C Division, said—While in Leiceeterarinare,
boot ludfleat 2 this morning, I sew the complainant and
ha prisoner *ending together. I heard a blow, and sew
Is primer lick the complainant. She fell on the paw
oak sad I aflame& took the poisoner to the station,
meths co sta& (87 C) taking the complaisant to the
ana=tt—a 11r. iHcettaLve you any witnesses, prisoner?
Prkeeer—l have not.

W.l3rwhitilic7nirs just °nerd those brutal fellows who
re to be found about town who, not being able to get what
bey web. punish females in the was the complainant has
OD. I than commit you for Az weeks. with hard labour.
WESTMINSTER.
near° AWAY • CHILD.
A woman, about 30 years of age, applied to Mr. Arnold
w the recovery of her child, which had been taken away,
ad 11111 detained by another woman.
Applicant aid the woman obtained poeteseion of the child
abort time ago and would not restore it. When applicant
rent to her last night for it the woman assaulted her.
Mr. Arnold—l can grant von a summons for the asatalt.
Applicant—l want my child. Omit you male her give
tree
Mr. Arnold—Row old is it

Averment—Three year; (btritiog into tears). I mast
so my child. Can't you nudge au order upon her to give
I veto tee?
L. Amid—l have no such power, but if on take •
moos for the %Basalt it may be the means of your re•
ovieWg your child. When she is here I will see what I
as door you.
Appliant —7'hiuk your ',Diablo. ru take a summons.
Another woman immediately stepped forward, and said—
ma the woman she has just been speaking about, your

Ir. Arnold—Efave you got her child?
Wonaa—Yos, your worship, I have.
Arnold—Why don't von give It her ?
Wooosa—l wain to keep it.
lir. Arnold—Yaw have so right to another person's child.
Woman—five is not fit to be trusted with it.
Arnold—That is nothing to you. The mother is
stilled to the rare of her ow. child.
Ilemsa—The mother is the Maid drunkard in Loodoo,
dais's fit to have the are of a &g. I toned the poor child
stealar in a 'hooking state, dirty sad covered with m-
ilk sad se starved that it only weighed four pounds and a
all. I took it to a doctor, sad now ita a nice child.
Nr. Arnold—Ton must give it op to its mother.
Woman—lf she has the child it will soon be la as bad a
•

ht•
Anald—Yon must give bar op bier child. Yon have
o neat to keep it from her. If she does wrong by the aukd
ol meats it she is answerable to the law.

WORSIIIP-STREET.

TEIOHTFDL AMAIILT UPON A CONSTABLE.
&bard Egerton, describing himself as a shoemaker, wee
Islet with violently asseAtieg Police-ooestable Lam-
-317 N, in the execution of his duty ; and J'rederick
Nib? and Andy Arnold, the former a slater and the
'Ow 1 Iwnititute, were charged with rescuing from lawful
rancid,.
Ateotding to evidence give. by several witnesses it 'p-
illared that ou Saturday het a dietorbutoe was crested by
,_lll Pianist and several others the taproom of the Acton
„."mg pnblic-house, Kingsbuid-read. Mr. Spiting, the
=cord, sent for the police, and Livermore entered to take
Clifton into custody, he being pointed out as the greatest
Minder among them. No sooner had the constable got
Li Snowier outside the house than Taylor interfered, mid
• "at therefore, requisite to take him in charge also. The
Melia Arnold instantly flung herself upon the officer,
him round the throat, and acreasaing violently.
1 together, the prisoners escaped, but the assailant
IN then shaken off and Livermore parried and
retard [Merton. While taking him hack to the public
hems a min not in custody rushed up, and the officer sod-
• I,lnrired a terrific blow acrom the face, which se-
.OlY stunned and diabled him. The man alluded to_ es:

and has not bees appreheaded. /mistime revolted
',M, and the female was taken into custody, as also
et on, but Taylor could not be found until Monday

.ivrittoutor Laogdoo, N divisioo, now stated haat when
4-4 *more. who is a melons and forbearing constable, was
iftt to the station house in a cab, he was in •
state and fainted, sad it wee some time before he
ndikideatify Mertes and Arnold ; he had not seen Taylor,
be could not do so now, fer moos tM
=ton be had lost his sight entirely. The bridge of his
""" was completely smashed in, apparently with • life-
ner. The man wanted known.
woke directed a retnalle that the best endeavours
nikt ot mid to apprehend the fellow.
Lo!thpyt

, -4 Firma Hourrrak —lt is understood
~ az Ohads• Sqesrey, the physician and home-surge=
its Sew Hospital, is now lyieg dangeroludy 111 from
~...L4hot attack of typhus fever, which he has no doubt
Dir7,___ls the discharge of his onerous and dangerous duties.
the "wit fer may months during 1863 acted as one of
'lulled wasgeswe of the hospital, so that this is •
tryitster 'dill
he has
1 wurvintliofvfers;
y BOMIIIOO4 patients admitted into
...rabte.tal &Meg the last hall-yew have bees sabjsoisd.