The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

NAVAL.

Pane Moan.—Txn KiNOVISIIRIL—Let night's Gazette
ghee notice that an account of tho net proceeds and tonnage bounty
granted tzr the capture of the Brazilian almoner Maria, by 11. M.
sloop Kingfisher (the pinniwe ot IL IL ship lieroire being in Mobil.
en the 11th of Aug.. will be delivered into the Admiralty on the ifitf
day d Oa- neat —Tim War.—No hoe to alto gii en, that an account
of the tonnage bounty granted for the capture of the Brazilian
schooner Colo, en the Ilk Sr April, 184 G; also of the not proceeds
and tonnage bounty granted for the capture rd the Brazilian brig
Galgo, on the 20th of April, 1846, by N. IL sloop Wasp, will be de-
limed into the Admhslty on the 16th day of 0.. t. colt.
DEVONPORT, Bart. 21.—Adelaide, soh., and Dover, 01.,
arrived this morning from Peetentouth. Captain Sir B. Walker,
veyor ot the navy, arrived in the Dora. The Adelaide will be paid
advance et wages previoas to her departure foe New Zealand.
Trident, at., Lieut.-Ciam. Bhk, waled last night fur Cork. Um.ine, at.,
anteed this afternoon with a prty of the Lords et the Admiralty
on board. Their lerdships bad not landed when the poet left.
ADMIRALTY, BITT. 22.—APPOINTIMITO.—PaymIster
and Purser: W. W. Panninster,edfinned tom Ju—Aaelstollurgeon:
O. Clarke, to Coakoo.—Midshipman: U. B. Stewart, to Wince
Bereft.

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tab) 'lntelligence.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yzirrnaos.e.
Dshie OW Chief Consraiviaser.
ISTILSOROINAST BTOSIOS.-1 he case of I. Kaminsky,
wide Is has already eoespiod the atteatlost of thesauri forgives
days, was at length adiadicated. The commissioner Mak,
eaWd the attention et the lasolvest to the seems Wars it
the mattes appearodeo williag to take, said, I treatdeals
*Bowed to reeepitulate as much of the avidemes Wised as
maybe neeneserywithent reosivieg any of those lawmen's
whids have Sees bastowed spasm by the iasoleent three..
eat the difereat hearings. The story, which is mho •
strange one, goes over bat a mall portion of time ; all glint
is emplaned of being centred in one week. Tue planer
was • mac who sold Jewell's", and made joinseys M as.
lomat parte of the misery. He had in his emits=
seas algae same of Ginseng—one was called
WS, the ether was known es Len Ginsburg. It appears
GM Ghent 1817 ha west on ate of his travels, sad
lemaimed he • aid peril Is the town of Birmiasham
when he dip semi of • Terry of articles in hie
reds, sis connects retread to town' and from the
brinier of December, 1647. to the 3rd of April la this
Tear, it sere he seal a Lege quantity of goods at a very re
peke In eampariess so what be gave he these. The
meet Imperter par of the arse& ememmener April 3ed
terrear_ jer ot the time be weer to peter lb re.
tared is Iftilegkem Air led with • emery of per
rot era him ISM besides whir he hod GIL wen* ef
goer is inerm, Althea. permed of se geed • rib
yet slur hem see of the erreskr rare, Dlr. Imre.
711 mirk ef goer. nod ilessYr Kelleher, mares robe
pry, as meek as 11171. work it is tene;a2M
that the iseeirat arm basin rinsed se
heat Iskehr end re that if that rather
them to Mitre arbor, as he ewer he did, it was with-
est lit (heminses) satrerity, and he is nem emewereble for
them. I will an yet mg whisk etatemment I believe.
If the isobar lise ewers trellarly than never yet has
lived • ran who he been se basely and Womanly treated ;
bet If a wog el elreamiteases nabs to show that every
rani Mk hy him to the elatemsette urged against bin is
resended, dies. Imbed, kis shanties se a dare sad us-
=adorer le ens el re rot deplorable that to ay
Wwe bees emenied by an ismolvest. I dry
the err dribs* disposed penes to may there le sot the
err derseers, prover fog, amel br rimed perjury ea or side
or reacher. The lesehent sorb are plat with thegooda
I ken •mirkeneil. The quoin is, has become ef
then ? The primer arm that be gave 2672. 18s.
ef the. t• Where Ginsburg to dispose of, and thin Scab
sonata kw the neriader la this extraordinary rarer. Be
rye Levy Oiseberg went with a retired rumor to his
(ineelveses) wig, at the time he use in custody on a b
of bony ; that by means of some false representationa r'C
(Ginsburg) ebtaiaed frost the wife 1601 worth of things,
with whisk be files the country, leaving Kaminsky a
wretched sad destitute man. Thu he reorts for the
*so quantity of property he was preseed of is April kat.
Wave he represent to have had 2871. ISe. worth of then,
foe the purple of disponi of; sad as so the remainder,
they wen improperly " from his wife by Levy,
and have sever nose been heard of. This is ow e ann.
diary part of the ease. looking to the aldose., of whisk
there are newly fifty
the
is my book, I en
that K debar, sae of creditors, ens
the insolvent melt be his alemetenith lest, red repro►
seated that he was sheet to relkorleh the barer ef jewel.
ler, and intended sperms es emenst at the Limbs or
Weamit.ster Ber,ler it peeper of orreirteri_
sortie( borer lesmniar Xis he woe weer hem Wed to
1,6001.; smilois ea errs* of the tenth ef what he mid,
took from hit peeked vhst Ns. Kale/sr nano to
be genwina Beek ef &shod ore. Os the ale
ilia a espreseetstler sir.lLrater was rammed to he
reeky have • quality gpeds, SOW of whisk he himself
took away at the time. 111 e it either a true statement or it is
• fake ow. Ire breed to give credit to it fray this rea-
ms, that there has been esereely an arertins sere by any
✓ile lamer vildex re bomber We net denied the truth
of. He tea gine re moires answer to every eharee--., It
is a lie." I believe ha had the geode Weil, ha did not pay
fee then If he bad me ream of payment at the
time he natneted the debt, then it was on-
tnated by means of fraud—if be had the rum, then;
when le the nosey / It is sot accounted for, so that ow
way or the ether this particular transaction ernes under the
provide. the or That is another point to which I rut
shortly rear It his been said the insolvent intended to
leave tie immityy. Now, it is a most singular thing that so
amen of bislhaisery should have been stein from the insol-
vent, and hem England altogether, by one of his owe en-
emata sad that that servant should go to the very place to
which it has been alleged the petitioner himselt intended
ping had his voyage not been suddenly put a stop to by his
attest. It has streak sae that the insolvent may, is some
degree, have spoken truthfully in denominaiing the conduct
of Levy Ginsberg goon wicked and perfidious. But had his
(insolvent's) passe not been prevented, what, then,
would have hoes tie relationship between himself sad
his faithless servant, it does not require the wisdom of a
&Amos to determine. There is a kind of episode to this
dram Oa somewhat carious nature. After his arrest, the
petitioner sends a man of the name of Wittleihow down to
his bons, who, upon arriving there, discovers and eaten
into conversation with hie (petitioner's) wile. At Go re.
Bart of Mrs. Kaminsky, Wialeshew fetches a locksemitb
to pick the lock of a boa. The kokamith having arrived
dl charged the duty lte warblers to perform, and by
and by that box, whir wee biked sod loaded, is seen open
and empty. res. IlLarimbh moreover, is observed to go
eat very much altered lb pees.—canatarally bulky mend
the body, and riegularly briar is Stilly part. The
story of the Insolvent is, that Levy Ginsberg had decamped ,
with the goods the box 'obtained. It is sworn '
to by witnesses on the other side that Mrs. '
Kaminsky was observed ta p away alone immediately after
the box had been creed by the smith, in the loaded state
have described. The insolvent meet solemnly denies that
dm serried about her the contests of the chest—there be
been no evidence to prove that she did—but there is a stress
feekreene to be drawn ham the declarations of the admen.
I have eked everyys reemrsed in this case whether
they had gin an lo s may one of the witnesses to ia-
Seosee, any way, error and I hays bees met
with • most parr megative ; and when one comes to im-
pute perjury to Freer ems night riesvour to discover
ems see why sash a wane _to he resorted to. There
muss be some advantage to be priced--sours injury to nest
--sr each a dreadful erten would not be bad recesses
ta. Here then Is so math indecasest—no such
nodes to justify the sommittal of so shear, a
ea. I am, the ra bound to give credence to
the witness, the most disinterested in the result
etre case; sad to ve the insolvent altogether. The
petitioner has attempted to etennt for 2001. la a most singu-
lar manner. He her a Whew is.law living at Cheltenham,
who, upon a *Main da , travels to Birmingham, having
lam 1601. in Some singular accident takes
the insolvent sloe to Birmingham with Bank of Busload
men to the exact value of 1601. The father-in-law is anxious
to silage his gold for solos, and the insolvent is desirous of
eemihaagmg his Roles for guld. The parties amemnicelate
mok other and part. By and by the father-in-law hats of
the (lionise riots, and being apprehensive that the Bank of
reglad would be bedeged, he wishes to tarn his notes eau
more into gold, and arse es appointment fee his
merlit.law to meet him at the Paddintse stades, where the
bootees* esteem ea he swam the identicel sovereigns
he had naiad from his lather in-law three weeks before,
and takes back the very notes he had given for them at that
Maw This statement is too much like fiction. To meet
MIN of SO aggravated • character as the present the legible-
tan has thought it advisable to frame two clauses; the one
=bag it just to bre a primmest of two years' imprieon-
art, the rim orbit the term of three years r
• japer set tee arbitrary. I do not think
I have ever yet remanded a man for the fall
teem of three years; and what I have not done for
this thirty years I have prodded here I do not now feel
myself err/ roe& to prom. The judgment of the
ninet, therefore, is, that the lamelvent be remanded for a
=of Mars rear months tram by mstiag order, for
esstrackel debts by mass of freed and for the con-
esehent of • ormairable cent of property.