The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-02 00:00:00

IN RR COX.

The bankrupt was an epaleles. of Barbican. This was
ft.r lief examination. Debts, ; smote,
. TLe baukrupt had not surreadered, sad order
kw would have been proclaimed an outlaw ; but •
..ljouromeot tine die km saw ordered.
Slurp appuired hw the assignees. The requisika

lERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE.
(More Mr. nyder Sheriff Burrlst% and a Jay.)

TH.;IIP4OS ♦. AI.LF_ IXTRAORDINARi CABS O► 147L1Z

Twrst*.rtairNi.

was ao action to mover compessatton for an arruh
imprisonment. The juditatwat was allowed le ge

war counsel fur the plaetiff. No oft* appeased
other aide.
plaintiff is a City missionary, residing it Chelsea,
• defendant, a schoolmaster, at Islington. The
lodged, with his family, at the defendant's house.
•b of November he removed to Chelse►, ►nd took
with the billion. About 12 o'clock the mom
olcbudsut came with a ;whiteout, and knocked
col pre him into custody fix stealing the rollers.
'ttlanial that the roller were taken by mistake, and
oneial tack. The defendant aimed to take
m. au,l I imstr.l •'n the plaintiff being taken to t►e
Lim. II,• 1.1 to dews, and when he got to the Matins
inspector coidl not take the charge, as the
Or occurred at Islington). To Islington the plaintiff
Ikal with the ',obis:roan. gad arrival at 2 o'clock in the
ig. The defendant went in a cab and made the
The plambff was locked up, sod at 1 o'clock oft
ken before a ni.ori•tnte the charge was at once die-
subiopsently, on learning that an actiou was to be
aced, soil he .11-.111.1 1106 y los schedule to the Ineol.
, to hove the **pia/sure" of including him among
rre.litor,

The learned Paler-Sherdf sold the defeodent's eoodoet
mom dlogru,eful, end the jury would campmate the

.t 4 r y amered tkedanues• kt, 2.1/.

THB POLLUX COURTS.
(THU DAT.)

CLUXISWELL
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Mr. Jew* Aft Corthp,;l the hot et Perm. James and
Jobe MV.zthy, pawebrekw, of Ns_ ,7 k`ertibroke-terrece,
calislomen.med, appeared trit Mr. Trgyocourt to answer
the following complaiet Yea that you, on the 19th
el December, tieing pagshrebees, did ealaufully receive
and take of nod from Junes llegiae, ea the redemption of
a retain article. to wit • rap* before then pawned with
yew, sr end other interest for the sum lent on the
pswa el such teapot than allowed 11) law, contrary to
the statute," Le.
TM complainant stated that on the 19th of last month
be wee t to the dofeedant's shop to pay the interest on a
limpet which had hire rawest with the defendant for
twelve seethe. The sea Sat on the teapot was :ie. lid. ;
the Starer for twelve month, would be Ned,.
aids esy for the ticket. The defendant surged
him ewe shilling sad s balfreey. When the defending
bed takes the mousy he told him he had Liken th
tee tarp, and, r it was sot the tint time, he=
mates him. He had taken a witness with him, ea whir
be paid the interest of the teapot the year Wore be bed
bewaharged too much inters,

Mr. Mjukl (chief clerk) aed other oaken of the evert
slated that there were more acitasiaiets of the way is which
the delimitate serried es tlwir Weiser than there were
wield all the ether yetwebnikers iv the dirtnet. Is feet
Upsy W No lisehle with any of the other pawnbrokers.
lite Man of sae amen but been seat to the defessisate
ceiliewsi them es several occasions.

Tb• thfiedast, ie reply lug to the charge. said that it yr
a islolsks, sad he should not have male it had he met
len very busy at the time. This was a aims gotitsgt
latormeia. .4. soon as he was told that ho bed eb
Ice much interest be asked for the ticket so that he might
rectify the mistake, but he could not get it back. He
'appeal at the time be charged the iuterest that the
article bad been mooed far Rs. instead of :le Gd. As he
did a very large • • mistake occasionally could sot
be

Mr. IlEroeourt said it was a very dear case, es the
defend•ut had himself made the overcharge. The fact of
bis dotug u large hostas:se oaght to make Lim careful. He
shod.' hue the d•feodant 61. and 4s. 6d. mate, and the
delvadsot ought to remember that be might have bevy
toed la/. lie ought total hie sweats to be careful how
they :ouilucted the busies...

The Neer Y.rk Leader of Dee. 14 contains •
sae6lrarnatic sketch, entitled " Murder or ellkide? • led
from the notebook of an Euglish chtifle• Cosseul," by Yr.
Edwin James. The New York paper describes it as "•
sketch of one of the most remarkable criminal trials that
seer took pl.ice is England. and in which 11r. James wadi
the suceeasful persecuting offset for tbe gowerenient."
brsrst./TIV• Fill' AT &WNW. —Last night
shortly before nine o'clock • Ire broke eat cm the premises
of Jlestri. T. Bette, and Mot, alibied makers and furniture
dealer. at the northeastern sq corner of Albert-uars, Coin-
et-o- isi.rond, Stepney, which resulted is the total doers).
boa of the workshops and the partial demolition of the
ware•roonis and private hoer facing Arbourequare. 'rho
Eames eels first dimooversd new In the lower part of the
workshops, when a merenger ram for the parish engine
from ltateliff, bet the fire spread with such rapidity that
tbe Interior soon became a our of flames. The supply of
wst..r was scanty at first, but a bountiful flow was soon
aisil although the dames reached the dwelling
konse, the firemen from %Vendome-square and slim
stamen Testily reached the spot, when the ire erns
ultimately subdued, but not until some hundreds af
pounds' worth of property was destm)ed. The private
homes no either sides weredarneged by fire and water, and
at oat time the dances threatened their destruction. Tile
Ina mere insisted, but the workmen will be great sulleswis
by the lies of their tools. The origin of the firs could
sot he 11. ertei med.

AI LW;l7icel ENT NrA It W AAR' NoTON.
"4.".1.Y Wetl malty ) Morning, an accident, attended I
with gnat damage to property, hut, fortunately, too lord '
life, occurred no the London and North- Western
at Walton Junction, near Warrington. About 5.30 •
rods train from Rugby was passing the junction, when,
owing to the dense fog which prevailed, and the consequent
imp...ll.day of obeerviug the signals, it was run into by •
Great W..ttera gaols train from the Cheshire Junction line.
The Gnat Western ermine, which was travelling at a coat'
.1",,14,..twei1, was thrown off the line, and completely dis-
abled. It rail eguitst the mad bridge, sod was very near
lemg precipitsted over. The driver was hart, but net
dangerously. The (town has was clear, and the trnMe, there-
fore, hut little internipted.
A Honing •ND G RUN OY EN ON • RAILWAY.
—An accident occurred on Saturday foresesa Let on the
Eceth mid Clyde Itailwa, between Rucklyvls and Balk's,
whereby a berm and gig were knocked to phases. It ar-
rows Qat • man was seat to Bucklyvie elution with •
Men sad gig bohemian to Mr. Dick, of Leebsrd, to await
the arrival of a pasmeger by trails. Re incautiously
tank the bridle and Wieder* from the salami, which started
off 4...1; the line at a rapid rate, and ran for • dietitian of
three mile. in the direction of Saffron, when the train from
&nob meeting it. • collisioa ensued, which instantly re-
sulted in the death of the animal. which, along with the
gig, were thrown molar the twirler and dragged • mender-
able detente. No promo was injured, although it ie ob-
vious the train ran great risk of being thrown off the line.
- E4,0,,,00t Courant.
A Nakitow Rio • rg. —The 5.35 train which left
Itorlaail's Castle last Mosley evening had • very narrow
testes of being smashed to steam at • level crossing es
the Ileelanire Castle side of the Bunton tunnel. A tietber
as Mar belonging to Mr. Bigt, of Chichester,
laden. peening over the crowing came in costietbia2
Ow gate poet, aad though the utast strenuous eseedeee
were merle by the stalwart carters to remove the candy%
still remained at • stand. The arrival of the tads ear
"Pacled ewers/ minute, and " what's to be donor we SW
question. The poet, which had hitherto impeded tbdr pew
drew, was now polled down, sad In • few ateameate the
mine,. wee got off the miles with 68 =h. le the
EA.. Not a moment watt be lout—this is atimiss.
%are we. jest time forakag the skate le be *eel is en sir
gield maitem, whe ease " pelleirtin7;
11l limber carriagen by about • het lam =
thus bare been mcmdeed, is biped ear power M ear
tardete. . wed Sussex Garen&