The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-12 00:00:00

IN RZ Timms NEVIL ItZADIB.

The bankrupt wee described u of Isleworth, of no
occupatioe or bildoese, formerly lieutenant in the 21st
Fusiliers. Re states his failure to have sriern from being
compelled to sell his appointment as lieutecaot in tbe
21st Fusiliers, sad having no means to support his wife and
family except what he received from relatives. The debts are
2.7801. There are ocly two large orediton—Mr. F. Cobb,
Margate. 8001. and Mr. J. Beenett, Malta, 4501. The rest,
148 is number, are all for small =outs. from a few still.
linp upwards. This was the first sitting ; further proceed.
legs were adjourned natal the milting for examination and
discharge.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before the Lord Chief Barth.)
Robert Rebellion surrendered to take his trial upon •
charge of manslaughter.
Mr. Metcalf and Mr. Bosley WWII counsel for the prose.
entice ; and Serjeant Balkotine, Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. F. H.
Lewis, were for the defendant.
The circumstances of this case hays been so recently
before the public that it will be onaeeaeeary to give more
than • narrative of the details. The accused resides in the
Cloretnernial-road, and on the sight of the 6th June last be
was aroused by some noise and gut up and opened his bed-
room window, and looking out into the garden he
saw some dark object, apparently • man, Grouching
down under the kitchen window. The defendant called out
to know who was there, but received so answer. He again
called out and amid he would Ere his pistol if he did not
reply. Having done this several tiaras and re-
ceived no answer, he fired hie pistol. He ap-
peared immediately to have sone to the police.
Adios beton going to see the result of his shot, and told
the ofllosr be thought he had shot • man who was
trying to get into the house. Upon proceeditig to the 1
spot in company with the flakier, they found the deceased
lying on the ground quite dead, having been shot through
e The ease, as far as the aim:Masi= of the sot
by the defendant went, rested almost entirely upon
his own stethment, and he said that having beard
the noise which awoke him, he got up, and m looking
out of his window he saw somethieg as dthoribed under the
window, and having called out sad received no reply he
called his assistaat. He thee celled out soma times and
rid ha would 6re, and receiving no reply, and being under
the impreesion that an attempt wee being made to enter
the Imam, he did so, and immediately saw the man fall
forward.
The deceased man was named Thomas Soloman, and
followed the occupation of • painter, and resided in
the neighbourhood of Arbourmtreet There did not
appear to be say ground for supposing that de-
ceased had intended to break into the bows, as there
weft no implemente toned epos him or near him. He ap-
peared to have been drinking during the day, and the sug-
gestion on the part of the prosecution was that he had got
over the wall and come to sleep. It appeared that. though
• mac of loose habits, there was nothing of • dishonest
character knewo against him.
The defame that was set up for the prisoner was that he
really believed the deceased intended to break into the
house, and that when he fired the pistol he merely intended
to frighten the demased, end that he had no intention to
kill him.
The jury after deliberating& cossiderable time expressed
• wish to retire. They said they were all of opinion that
the prisoner did not intend to kill the deceased, but merely
to alarm him.
The jury then retired end shortly afterwards returned
into court, and found the primmer Not Gritty, adding
that they did not believe the prisoner intended ,to injure
oc kill the deceased, and that there had bees no want of
caution on his part.

VIZ POLICE COURTS
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
PICKPOCKETS AT TEL MARTA/BONI ELECTION.
Edward Daniels slits Bparkes, a yoaag fellow with •
peculiar conotenence, and Edward Brown, • sharp boy.
were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with pickle( pockets
seer the polliog booth in Portland-pleas, yesterday after-
woo.
King, 76 D, proved win the two prisoners together
ywnsaay &Hermon is Portland-plaos. He watched them •
short time, whoa he saw Brown try the pockets of several
geatleatea sad thee beckon Daniels up to him. Deplete
this eirrend Brown while he picked the pocket of • gen-
tleman, and Bing this took the prisoners into custody,
whew he foam! oa Danis? a
.pocket-11Eercl!isf, marked

:: R.ii7;llola be Nair be is. a bought of • aboeblack for
• shilling, and swifter on &own.
Brown—l fond it.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—ln • gentleratres pocket?
Brown—Oh, no, in the crowd.
Polic•-constable James Creeks, IGO B, said that Daniels
was convicted with others six years ego for a till robbery.
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner" for two months
each, with hard labour.

SOUTFIWARK.
ROBUST WITH VIOLS:NCI AT A RAILWAY STATION.

Arldur Aired aliu Jack Flynn. a returned con-
vict ; Surds Air
thee Sally Sanders, and John Long-
thorn; barman at the Kim William the Fourth, Golden-
lane, St, Luke's, were placed at the bar for gnu
examinatia charged with being caseerned assaulting
Thomasße in the Bpa-road booking °Moe of the South-
tern way, and robbing him of • valuable silver
watch,

Mr. Sleigh was retained to defend Loot/throe. and Kr.
Brookes defended the other prisoners. Sasser Strickland,
for the railway company, attended to prosecute.
The prosecutor, the second mate of an lodiamaa, said be
lived at Blackheath, and about a quarter past 9on the
night of Saturday, he was waiting in the bookies-oaks at
tihrientairced, for the train to take him home. He had beau
• little but he had his watch safe is his waistcoat
pocket when he sat down on • bench and fell Wasp. Pro-
sseutorand that he sew the prisoner Fitzgerald is the place
with a man sad two females, but he did sot distinguish the
Mier. All on • madden in was roused up and sew the
man and woman leave. He mired his watch, and se
Fitzgerald was following thaw he caught hold of him said
demanded his watch. Fitzgerald struck him violently and
tried to get away, bat he kept bold of him until • cos-
viable came up and he gave him into custody.
Mary Herons, an elderly lady, said she cruse to the
station to sr her sou, and sew Fitzgerald polling the pro.
secutor away. Thera was another mat and women with
Wm, but she did not think they were the other prisoners at
the bar. As they were leaving the station the pimiento:
mimed his watch end naiad hold of the prisoner, when had
a violent straggle.
William Ylller 148 G, said on Monday last he took the
female into custody in GoLisn-lane, and charged her with
being orawned with Flynn in the robbery of the prawn-
toe's watch. She denied it. Wirer afterwards sew the
primer Lesgthonse behind the bar of the public-house
with his matter, wham he dried ha • purchased • watch
lon the Sasday week precisely. west out for •
little while, sad au hi return fermi the watch in Sergeant
Elliott's parsnip°.
Sergeant Km" 13 0, said he arcompaniad last witness
as Monday to the King William the Fourth, Golden-Lae,
St. Irks's, after the fears was is custody. WHIMS saw
Losithorne and bin raster behind the bar, and Millar
asked seek of them whether they had bought • silver
watch. They rid they had ash Mailer thou loft the hoar
I. frisk some one. Soon after be was gees Leigtlerse said.
" I knew you, Mr. Bessaan. Tve get Uremia esstain. I
berght It asymdf.* Leagronne Melba the watch,
sod sessespasind wires to Os dation-haw, who the