The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-10 00:00:00

EXPRESS, THURSDAY. ,EVENING, MAY 10, 1849.

but the weather sat re unfavourable, the rain having set in
early, and continual almost without ceasing until neat are
o'clock.
Tits Dinar.-1,000 to 30 taken stout Old Dan Tucker ;
a 2 other change.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--TerzaDAY.
DUST.
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ato 1 Nonerldrk (1) to to 1 The 1161
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10 to 1 Vammad (t) 00 63 1 1200tgula
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COAT OF 0011kON I'LBAS.—YromPAIAT.
Phu P1M1,4111011113 (Mr !since Wum ass &some him
Yesterday big the isst dsy of the Middlesex aittiags
after tim% the
,Oseirt proseeded Mthe trial of mums jar!
awn Orissa iskhadal Mims were dbposed of ; and
Cite &Asia isms afterwards takes were of a trivial de-
mise old gobs devoid of general interest. The total area-
bee of moo mewed for trial at these sittings Is 66, of
whielt are specisl juries. Of the total number 26 Sr.
1 rimiest", eat of which 19 are 'pedal juries.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—innaDAT.
Burma tx &sox
TNN WASTER Pll.Oll AND 131AIIIN OF NIWOMITII-
- V. UAIIXOSD.-C•DITIDICTION OV CZAZTJUL-.

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" Owiran
Kr. Knowles sad Yr. Watson showed same
a rale Is eater a nouneit in lieu GC the audio =et
plaintilb, which paused at News's& under the dieseden of
Yr. Julio Croswell, ua.ter the sheemulasess :
The pleklii are powered of a eirrater M Beam VII.,
under whit li tbey dais asettela assiest duff sallsd
on all gods ISM, llama*, and whisk is Pprairaabi:
by the "MO% Skill" IS wall es saloseb barn, who
shall arrive with ships in the said part. It appears
that the &Masai is a impestable ameheat at Newest*
sad that, se sit a certain heelpi beam,
ha imported aressesived a quality si had
which lad hes. beetu tits' the medial loam
Wass at Cadhagena to Wend he ths purpose it being
'suited ; and the questioa aiss, dear he was eirsgsable
:pie
with duo satin she ekes* as the esemisibill owner.
The lemma held that the ollindist was blab* and so
directed the , reserving leave le maw a assausiL
hr. 11 and Kr. Undrsh ramisal Is be WA wheat
th court roes at half past 2 obis*, it Wag museum for
Yr. Ber.,n Alderson to go to eimbers.
Kr. Baron Parks still rondo absent through India-
'mitten.
It Pans.—Bsroaa fts P.
MomPoway C. 8., AND Mona=
Mum.
Than were only two defended ceases tried yesterday. One
was an action 'genet a hover:inane for negligence, sad the
, other spinet a landlord and his spat for an excessive ala-
i tree'. Neither presented a fosters et general Wend.

ARCHES COURT.—YEsnEDLY.
Balms era Hamm Jam= Fun.
CONNOLLY v. CONNOLLT.—Bore FOR CONJUGAL RIONTO.
This was a suit brought by Mr. Pearce Connolly Naiad
his wife Mn. Cornelia Augusta Connolly, for rutitatioa of
000jegal rights. The parties in this snit are both Magri=
subjects, and were married according to the rights of the
America& protestant church, at Philadelphia, on the lit of
Deessaber, 1831. The fruit of that marriage was five
416116 ea, three of whom are now living. Mr. Connell, wu
a Waiter of that church, but in 1835 Mr. and if
ro.Connolly
reaseated the protestant blth, and imbrued that of the
dew* of Bone, and in that city took the usual vows, each
for the future to shies by the law elan Boorish
and to live a 145 of esilbery for the future.
They agreed to a formal sepszatbm, gad by the consist of
the lar she took a vow to that ewel, mai went Into a
sweat at Real while Mr. Omsk lassos a Weider of
that church. la 1836, Mr. Oes=aerae to England,
when he wee tad to the Earl of
Shrewsbury. lama after, =III IMO to Zeeland, and
fared • smileless essavarrollg. afar which she was seeds
surader ef the asegrematisa *Ms Rely Church of Jens at
Oa the 25th himaty, I,M, Kr. Camay went
to eau wife but she &inmate ses bin, at whisk he ex-
pressed his mei hot, and mete to whisk h
ie
es-
=thaw refuting to Mrs. Cos* es his
easther. la be amnia to this exert to great
Ida medviel rights by esupellier his wife to Musa to co-
habited's after a separatism- of 15 years by mutated conesnt.
Dr. Baykal, for the hohead, would alma this to be •
we
of a very unusual obezeirer eezeopededthe nutters eon.
Waal in the libel. Mead boa laid down by Sir John
Nickell is the ease of Barley aid Barley, that a wife could
not separate herself from hag husband but for two reasons,
cruelty and adultery.
Dr. B. Phillineare was heard on the sane side.
Des. Addams sad Robertson were heard ea the sided the
wife.
The Court directed the allegation to be amended. We
hare therefore deferred girls' the argumeats until the caw
is reargued.

COURT OF BAMERUPTCY.—YISIIKDAT.
Bann Mn. Guatartorm Forwaxacu
Cur.acta or GAMING.
J. De Monte Arbuthnot, merchant, of Great St. Eels's,
applied far be emtKeMe. He was opposed by Mr. Steele,
for the end eapported by Mr. Lewis. The ;wind-
pal of opposities was, that the hembrupt bad lost by
tag or erapolvecivedes Kt fa ane day, end was,
(Ibis artilleale by statute. It
um onedundealla4 babe_ messey lry balerds,
seed,y horse
neleg, was a seming Walla membeg it the S and 6
Vie., esp. 182.
Mr. Lewis ealmaleil twat the meaning of the 38th claw
in the met wee lest odd_ mad !assay, not merely lost.
Mr. Stash WI it bad bees already expressly decided, by
the Court et Cluees's Bawl, that the losing of the money
was MUM whether it had been paid or not. The suns
principle bed been held by Mr. Commissioner Goelbern, in
lbs ems trueerer Taylcw, a blamer.
The pt, in examiradoe, admitted that in July,
1847,110 had lost 1,0001. et bOtlmae to Mr. Benjamin Green
end Kr. Ileshblem. The whale wee het in two days,—about
4001. the lad day, wad 0001. the mond. He played with
Kr. Grose. awl betted with both him end Mr. Stabbings.
Had very ohm lest as mush as 201. in a day by betting on
horwreiss.; the het time would be about the Derby of last
year. min lest mere than 100 L in 1848, on a balance of
sad loose. He cowed to be a trader on the Ist
11142,1C7.
Hit Honour observed that this was a question of law, and
not one for the bankrupt himself to answer.
Examination continua—Did not ptajzinwaey for the low
of 1,0001., but gave a security. His be in 1848 was at
horwraoss of all kinds. Thought hi h not paid the ba-
lance of his winnWp and lams in 1848. Had frequently lost
vwy much above Mi. in ens day, and had frequently won a
great deal more. Believed the balance was more tan 201.
agabtst him amethees.
Mr. Steele said dun were two classes of losses sedum-
plated by the act—the low at say time of 201. in ono bet se
the loss of 1001. in the year been the bankrepteyr-in Maw
of which eases the certificate was takes swap. Ism re'
bankrupt admitted both Wade el lame; ferthsreesaldbetM
question that losing money at Whale sad ea lisassittlag
was gaming within the mt. This had ban 6411111 bythe
ease " Cicala= and Marley and mother," in the Quin%
Beach. The feet el his net haviag paid the man lest w
terile.
*unMrs . Lewis soMendsd that the fair esaste•Mks d the est
implied a paying ea well as losing ; Whoredom the endless
were not driewiled.
Hk Honour mad there had been alai a mem* in this
ease. He MI deans for the 1,0001 lest, is which
execution bad surged thatiftrwmes been
Mr. Levis the oertiflatte should act be reined,
became them would be no app el from Inds a deals. Re
*cold sale* that the gaming must hags Weigle. Aoki
the time the man was a trader; it was abs dealled Ilhelher
billiardtwas pelag at all.
The Gewm.-1 have me doubt wisdom *at it Is
gaming. Bo would drawing straws,—or, as oseassid in a.,
eslateated case, bes se to whisk of two rops et wren
would Oret get to the EisMen eta isms of daasd. (Laughter.)
As to the Nadia it has bees bell ewe snit air agate that
trading mad be deemed I, debit sgespf as there was a
trade Mla A skims saint to a fiat.
Mr. Lewis farther. seataniall Oat gambling relied on
had nottakesplaoswithina twelvemonth preceding the bark-
? Way. He asked for a Inspenden of the judgment until
both sidle had that to prodaes siatheeitias.
Mr. Steele ocessating,
His Honour s
mighaidt there was mild* ma ambit.* In the
Kean which be Naffed by Ks asenUasa act
he would therefore deerhisiedgment be a matt;

wart who felt at a lose bow to proceed. They bad but one
duty to Peeler' and although the primer wu s young
eau of good homily, he must be dealt with by the court se
others were.
After seas further ocuressation, the Common Ser-
just barks, eonferrul with 81: Henry Ellie sad Mr. Fox,
who were en the beach, add he should pastries passing
entomb luta • future day.
CRAILO3 on ROBBING TEN Foams. Goa COMPANY.
.I.lfibble was *melded dessbuslinm several emu of mosey,
usountimg la the whole to shout 1304 the property of his
mastery the nosh Gas Camay.
Mr. Claims sad Mr. Bodkin appeared for the prosecu-
tion. and Mr. Maindb for the
The hob of the we were of the ordinary nature of this
sirs efelifsnees. Its pdesaer had been • clerk, sad ft-
eihmi the rolosy, vies he had net swounied loc.—The
wart imalsmesd Mma to 18 swathe imprisonment.

OLD COURT.—MAT 8.
1
Horan za Raosaam,
PAWLLT TIMM.
Elisabeth Pstimiortt, 16, pleaded guilty to an Indict-
ment rhombi Mr with ineeft aim mUelm of wearing
apparel bebop, to km Mbar.
The preammat deseribed, doogiase as Wag utterly
incorrigible. 8b lad Wt her hums veratsdly, and use-
sista with the mat &rued erapiarms, and upon two
proving email= sbe bad bola umvieted of May. He
had pant bar is • /ray mmiSsodary, but after ske bad
bout awe • heal& Mr esodost was so bad that be wan
tar
Rtooark, Ike Mr away;
Masi the Ilablaeat _to dive an °Pim-
tunity assaigrias wiat come skald be taken with re-
,: ard to the }moor, ari 'Maw *ere wan any probability
of her being Miami is this country.

MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Yrzrzapsy.
Berm Ma. saa/BANT ADAM AND a Bison or llAoisrearaa.
Broome ficactox.s.
Four boys named Bogner, Edwards, Needs, and Parker,
were Wheel fee eteatil a quantity of comer'stools, value
2(l.fi?:=lir.efuPert the ass home dearly to the three
hest mesdssed pdsosers, who were convicted, and llagstar,
*Pow the soggeolies of the court, was acquitted.
A remesidde and be old gentlemen,
named Williams, stated that he was the founder de ragged-
school in the selobourhood of Bethnal-green, end the three
boys at the ber.7Awarde, Maeda, end Parker. Imo scholars
there. He MI set attend to say that they were honest boys,
or Wiped elkamater, bat he bad been requested by the son-
daemon of the wheel, who felt a sum/ interest in respect of
them lads, to Mete to the mart that nom they had attended
the school they Imul missed_ Amilibbg symptoms of reforma-
tion. It was eileWr MI what an getout a imiee of
" WNW( " prevailed amongst of
nabiblithemipties. end they would pilfer to And means
to Wedge la It. It was en unfortunate thing
for sedge, that maims store shops afforded • ready ream.
tads Pm whatever they got hold of, no matter whether
honestly or aot.
In mews to questions put by the learned judge, Xr.
Williams Mated that he had at his own exposes meda two
plasm dwell*, and at the present time ha wee peovidlog
a oohed he taws flea 600 children, paying the Mashers est
ofhisewspeha He lad had juvenile convicts, whose
muteness of liemspartatisa had been commuted, at work on
hie own grounds, and bad, he was proud to say, made them
understand the value of indutrione, honest, and persevering
habits.
The learnedjudge said that hwas afraid that an tia.
ward Xr. Williams would get Ice these most benevolent and
exertions was the centersioneness that he was
SillAilwhere it was seeded—that he was doleg what he
le proves& mime, to tigato admey, and to instil into
the Rhea sipper, al‘eit, and abimiesed children, feelings
of self-respect, eelf.goversment, and such knowledge as
would enable them to Est howdy through the world.
Bath • work era a sehle—ke algid say
.• holy one—
but (and he eimagely bombed that Me experience told him
that it wee too true) the prima dote of air laws instead
of easonregies these wham lesevolmee prompted them to
work he SW l~ odsilly thwarted them in
their sterdems, he eves within the Int two pus a seamsvenile mime full 30
per sent. The seem is which the promoters of these ragged
schools were ~god was a truly righteous one and he very
sincerely wished lea God speed.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Tars ROYAL BELORATE Lasso-IN INITITDTION.—The
final examination of James Locke, sm., end his three sons,
for obtaining charitable contributions from various noblemen
and gentlemen, wider false med fraudulent pretences, took
place yesterday before Mr. Hardwiek.
Mr. Fran* H. Russell, sad Mr H. Mess, were called to
prove that they ware Massed to Moms sabmaibers from
seeks the male et her Mahan' the Duane of
KM sail ether vertonesse on the eircelar,
mid ihmaass=othe bast
thathestiereiLintioat
oceresthesespestemee had partabis loyfssntep-
he asestal yews up te the present year.
salmi bribigheas esagaded,
Mr. Priesy, ea behall of the Omen, said Dr. Locke was
the wpm asembrar et the belitatioa, aid had always
sustaiaed that ehatoster. The inethallea was estalebbed la
1812 by Dr. Locate, Ms gave eve my Imirelim praise lo
attend to the duties of tic institutioa. Sims the eslablish-
swat of the isetitatisa la 1832 upwards of 2,600 masa bad
remind maul sibmadestos and other advance see at the
dame( their esalmmsot. With the ametrion ofx Royal
Highases the Dube" of Kent, set eau of the patrons or pa-
bosom bad withdrawn their maim The institution wee
throughout it anise sad meld me, and timbre
there we me wanes tee tis that the money whisk had
bees alleged was asem Re fesadulent or penonal
Them with respect to the peepectasse with the
=et Kaat's name on them, the object is ming
the same we to show that her Royal li Mem had oace
been a macaw of the institution. But pospestaess
had et late boa withdrawn, end • mead pospostas fenced
within the MOM of her Bo Highness *puns( at all.
All the mess ha the committal of nieseposeat were real,
and bad been audsovieed to be used. He would prom by let-
ters from Lords ralwarhes, OW', Charleville, and other
nobles's, that they reespies Ca
the institution, and had given
permimlea for their aims to be placed on the managing nun-
MM. It mas wee Mewled or bald forth that the institution
should and assemmedatica to married women. The in-
stitution was Me the teepee of giving medical attendance at
their own hems early. If, however, the court was of opi-
nion that the me wee one which had not been disproved ley
the evident, he hoped that it would net be dealt with sm.
manly, but that, in a matter of such importance, a jury
abouldbe appealed to.
Several mess sad midwives were examined to prom that
thq had boa emplopi and paid the Royal Belgium
L*g-in britilatiin is attend marri .
dwomen in their ton-
ensenew; ibr various periods, from 15 years up to the presort
time. Om nuns stated that she had attended three or Mar
hundred women fee the imitation.
Hr. Here olds, for the prosecution, contended that no
proof had beta brenght forward to show that the institution
we a substantive Institution, under high patronage, sad
managed by the distinguished ersona named in the prospeo-
tusla
.t. Locks the elder appeared to be the sole manager
as well as the alleged founder of the institution. Been if
the institution had • foundation and a character in 1812, it
was clear from the evidence that in 1849 them circumstances
had ceased to mist. He submitted that the evidence abund-
antly proved that money had been collected for charitable
purpose under false representations and for fraudulent pur-
poses, and therefore the magistrate could deal with the ems
su
;rale. larderick said that the me wee one of considerable
importance, end he Maid therefore take time to consider
Misjudgment.
The cm wee merdingly remanded until Saturday.
SOUTHWARK.
ROIREET HT A CONFIDENTIAL BaaVANT AND SUNDAE
Saran, Txmom.—C. Host, town traveller in the Ina of
Mem. Hart and Co.,
wa with trimming manufactures% alt
Vemalebials charged iadming his employers.
that the above dm bed missed ropily to a
mown, but no =ratiewas excited against
the isiesser,—whe held situation in their
sesem, awl the stenos colidesse was repos& in %It
mere sadisalmly as be was mMiels# te be, el a _
tent el Wed M Iris slam be el•• Smog MM. Oa
:sae ellmiday. owever, tlie alma of the prin.
ath, lig wog sae of the sleeks to
Mar the masses wfth a a,L which he took out
iato the street. sad the latter that it was pro
party which he inteaded se steel, went after him,
sod requested dist he would ream, whbh he re-
isseatijelt whoa It was bused that the pack-
bop weisafty st sessellse lIIIIMIL On
Z • &mg the pfraars begged Oweamey, &dads' that ft
was bb Met ego" bat whoa Ids lodgings were examined
Warr prepar
was tit lames!,
_l_• his employers was Mad. The
primer ski OUR me nutody. One ol the pressastam
said thstall= they had no doubt they bad been robbed
to a they had no wish to pm the
urge maim
re =, as he was respectably
s cometed.
Mr. immobreeisia be could net eminently with the
aschgp_ell smetsui= to any appeal on the matt of a
Ma S situation, such es the prboner
./.....hurbsetupea ether ease leas he was compelled to send
meshes for Mae • loaf of bread for trial ;
klistreams temes of the sues exhibiting all the
"Mord peke( religloa, sash as befog a class teacher of a
Realm Mem. aggravated the chafer against him ; and that
be ems bassi, liwohre, So end him for trial. The pri-
or INS asserdiegly ammiteed.