The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-21 00:00:00

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LAW INVILLIGISNOK.
(Tina DAY.)

COURT 01 BANKRUPTCY.
(Defeo Itr. Commiuskeer Gottlbare.)
til U OOLOIOL WAGOlit.
nsii pielitieg for the purpose of eontidering the
a,,iss it seams to peeve nada the list bankruptcy of
1:01(01.11!_i.lita appeared fee the assignees ; Ur. Id
X,. Sia
ligaieritor el the Eastern Baskteg Corges!
ititi ; my Nes sad Yr. Durant for creditors seeking to
geirair. piss wisrag I reel for 6,3361. os behaUof a
ojohily weed /Mew, woe the rowels of ninety gre
Boikdollessawiththisbanlmapt,andallegediehevotmn
like to bis errs me. The shares it a
emegielirosa h Colonel 117 ugb with Um =r.rn
Bei less 7 . a
ouSineoratioa as security for advances made to him
1,1 sad Yr& so swore that Bbe had not received
lice for the mine.
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g, gore Beefnw it wee that Kn. Scow lad de.
‘,..g emeass for se long a period, the *maw
r,.;ilWig lam ;4149 90 long Awe sa the year lgdy,
&raw mid his idiot was wider the Unmake that
ibe teehack irould disobarp her claim.
ih,7lgan opposed es tbs ground that Colonel Wee"
bad reel his enuninstiou upon amounts which did not
....,. vAy miry chewing Mut sheum was
reject to Alm
.97,-; 2, sea wt the proofld be ed. end
,b 0 o.4kari obeeld sot be delayed say loner.
gi Bor, after bearing as explanation treat Mr. C.
5m.,.; thwoleßeet, elbowed the claim to steed over for
wok la ohm that additional evidence might be
durel..., for toga, Bought to be meths on behalf of a
ay' "as;g' same, who was related te the baskrapt, Was
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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(MS DAY.)

czar& Anna general menden of the penes wee
igh wffoksg at the Semlose-home, Oleekenwell.
raylstse L W. Cos, Esq., deputpessistant judge, Mr.
j. pips, Bed soher Nikon
Tbs gamer cesteiss the armee of 80 primates for trial,
of nom 14 are No mindemesnenr, and ti 3 foe Noisy, be-
an* tad come.
gbe dogmas el sclesetee were ea follows :—Read and
wt. igighitiy, 40 ; sOther read nor write, 28 ;
mig4,ig; bed mad and wnte well. 2.
yr. E. W. Cos, Deputy Asetelmit hedge )
somas AllAill...41;1:11110 Oil A lIAO a BAND.
his laboare,, a brutal-looking fellow, was
duo bar (gamed with nisliciouly wounding George
Clog Wasting grievous bodily hem, occasionieg actual
gaily yen, end also fora comport assault.
gr. plott
or, she plpocesouted Mr. . Itibton defended the pri-
eaded not g
gr, plat barisg opened the case, called
twig god, the prosecutor (who appeared with his ern
iseeghd Wasps, he having lost his band), said he was
sidemer sad as the oth of Jaly he was in the Upper
wag Thep, sad feces what be was told, be, with smother
ay followed the poisoner and another man down a lane.
They bad get ma the prisoaer, when his companion turned
mg mg with a bean hook he had in his hoed strack
gm (vibes) is a amp manner, and cut off his
bug Plemation.) His laird remained hanging by a bit
II skin Be had Woe irretrievably lost his hand. Hid not
mid t ward to either of the men. The prisoner
the wised hold of a large piece of iron (widowed) and
amok Wm amoral times acmes the back and loins. He
minim week alter he lost his hand and could not ward off
the mimes blew,. The prisoner's companion got away
wilco est bees seen sines. He was in the hospital for
meil 'Mkt sad wee still very unwell.
gage Teo, sae who sccompaaied the prosecutor,
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the primer sad the rasa who got sway bad assaulted
a %Moss at the public-hoes*, because he remonstrated
vet thou for drieldig his beer, and beat him shout in a
lonstel maw ; indeed the prieoser weot to look
• pits Jerk to stick into him. They were prevented
It eemsag farther violence, and they ran sway.
hometer sad slums, with two or three others, followed
essi deorn the laim, where the assault of which the
Pew is darned took *on
Asolber wile.. corroborated this testimony, and said
the wessietor had sot said a word to either the prisoner
llississ who got away before they assaulted him.
lseemarkmiastioa—They were pin to bring the poi.

✓em lest.
itibten thought there wee no OW against the pri-
ma The wireents were following to cootinue the row,
WWI es right to tithe the prisoner or his compasioa,
ad if re bee bed not usfortunately lost his hand
be Irattei whether the awe would have been met to
W mire.
Tr Derry Aseieteat.Jadge thought there wee aow
cid re .
Xi. Ikea Yew addressed the jury, and contended that
ihs preeders were the ageresecire.
The Deputy Asirent-iludge prated out to the jury the
ifeees is the roes musts of the iodiatmest.
Mohr, rend the primeer guilty of a common aireult.
The Dreg driiitashrudge said it was as offeros that
0W sot be pared over lightly, the prisoner would
Lew pasielunest for his onmpsaiou's offence, which
vr a very rocking thing disabling a man
be Eh. but would be punithed for what he had
close himielf. Even if the prosecutor had no right to bring
him back, hi skill acted is a vary insmanly wey in using a
lugs iron bar to Wood himself. The w went. of the court
Non him sr that he be imprisonel and kept to hard labour
be ci maths,

TEE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

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CLERKENWELL.
ammo FONDER OF • WW2 IT • TICILIT-OF-11•VZ RAN.
Jots Hatt, egad 33, a low-looking fellow, who described
biased ref so oceopation, but who is well known to the
pollens a Mid and a ticket-of-leave men, was charged be-
tas at. [amain with feloeioasly cutting and wounding
kis vita Sarah Hatt, with intent to do her some grievous
belay harm, at 9, Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's.implase.
14. H. Alive, prosecuting officer of the Associate la.
snide fir improving and Eoforciog the laws for the Pro-
isetite of Women, attended to watch the ease.
The wife, • poor, half-starved, sickly-looking woman, who
Ward very ill, said that she was stabbed in three plains
Mr um. 0a Saturday morning the primmer, who ban
sot bred with her for tome time—io fact, he may came out
el the Hoeft of Correction on the Saturday previous, where
helm/ been trader confinement for five mootha—sect a boy
b her sad mid that a geotleman wanted to see her. Knew-
* she it was mbe told the boy to say that she was not at
Lem The prisoner no sooner receives the message than
be ems to kat apartment, broke open the dior, and made
"I at met dreadful threats, and said he would break
!P as home, sod do foe her. After he had
Mind her for some time be went away, and between
1 sad 2 oe Sunday morning returned. After
asking a greet disturbance he brandished • shoe-
-IWhei knits, and said he would be hung at Now-
ise, for his wile. He then made a thrust at bar with
theirs*, mid she in patting up her hands got cut in three
Awes. am bled a great deal, sad fell on the floor, and
Asa her hothead kicked her on the aide of the bead, sad
We if he could net do for her is one way be would la
amliir. He attempted to throttle her, and thee knelt on
lee March and nearly squeezed the breath out of
tc4raid thatl. Hit eiot been for ambnce coming he
nu afad she should ha ve lostia her life, She
was takes to the Royal Free Hospital, OM's*
limiest], when she was attended to by the house
wrpas ; and her body was now enveloped in surgical bao-
'"lm the now felt very ill ; her body was bruised all
Seer, end she felt pains from the wean& in Der arms,
whim the surgeon stated were deep, but not dangerous.
lilayseeert—Do you say that he deliberately stabbed
ne!
as certain that he did so. He has on
Mcits,eseiose said that he would murder me and the
as he should sot mind swinging at Newgste for
"11j a lot as ca.
ta4t Iniocourt—What is the reason that he behaves
?" la saell e demerits manner?
m
dalwl—Beeause I will not go out thieving. He hasbid
me that I have no occasion to work hard to keep
area sad family it I would only live with him and go
thavispiywith him.
Ifr • Entommt—Has the prisoner ever ill-used you
bovine to this !
"rause—About ai ice yam ago they gave bins six mouths'
htld.„ Istmaz for beating roe and my child. He is a most
oftfilally violeet character.
Its Prisoner—Whoa I got my three years' meal mini-
', bid ire tot part of the mousy, and did you not then
ID cat thieving with me!
Witotte—No, sad because I would sot is the reams of all
this

'. IYErmeart—l amsot lerriring whether you or your
—,
"Ls we ensues ; that has Damao to do with the ace.
atIP. Harriet Blackmon said abe resided in the next room
m 1" ftelehiaaat, sod heard the prisooer threaten to
Mier her. She also w the prisoner bit his wife in the
sad kiak her. She ssheard a dreadful fall in the room,
aid heard the primmer make nee of dreedful oaths. The
"migueset was a very hardworking *ma.'
Potim-oomiable Tuner, 157 G. raid, when be took the
tinniner, iota custody, the complainant we. covered with
roc* 114 Prisoner he knew as a moat desperate as-
Tae.
hi Prisoner said his wile tent swanked him, sad he kit
relideissaa
Inyeseart said the primmer son 0011111 i fallow, and
waded him fee the attendance of the meiusl gentionsa.

THlPalat or Mn.x.—To-day (Monday), in con-
lb:disease snoop the crows, milk is to be
Per quart, Wisp as imams of Id. To ire.
"L„7 21* Tinos inn be le. ed. a gallon, IL,
..'".0„ WC, had been paid ler a erierber of years.
~TCIDAT Paktes. HAv-A•Csowlr DAY.
TCIDAT. AISOCIT lg.—Atheneum, oe peruse. 1,160;
tri "'ma Mae* 2,979. Total winters, 4,599.