The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-01 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, TAUWILPXY EVENING; JULY 1, 1847.

=sat arosebetwelm the preiwatith idth *the da-
and it Jerthey, VW, tie their was diensiseed.
Use this the preeneelriz taste a Mem to ttm etherisat,
the 110111 " that the rot sieed paymeet kr the deck kir
12 mmtha,aselsols#ll na serenest smseertaideig to than ter
that lino. As bens* kippers," theelesseidoll to
gat rid delft few eir Wm. W. sod wakes maw woe
mord to bee setkilesden else ;roll keens lamlnolemil
of what fed semored, sod is oath mast me lein be the
claw.atfaeafleaishie. To Me am "mom wdleelas
on the Imary, by dr thibmithes relkker, Tee.
deride lthendmg, As salad. that the dreelellen of *mkt
and the Woe the hod addeomett to therthoy odd only
have the adman of marry Mr ter elesektiat it was a
serious dm% OM he eletelemel bar to maid he repetition ;
end miss demanded her oldie ludamilems, sad the
roods is led
lit would be hie date he loomed
against bee bodeend . He was prepared
to m fey .net lot ds the bad on ldr. Jemmy. On
the 10th anther lease was written by Mr. Manna to the
effect that, in order iso glee an opportunity kr maon,
there should be a aoser at his oleos between Mr. Ramsey,
Mr. Aiskeensaa. sad the revel mama, and he invited
Bones sod his sib to attend. She went to the Mike.
sad k thepseamaw et them gentlemen the ompleked et
the moral fadaesat.estate. end podded be bar
Neu Browse we wad me impose them
seligesosd to a lag mid very mare ezesaarm airells. as le
the bees; es to lee prepiely eleoulost lee dunk" Mbar
pewees with misread =WY ; weeds, wither
ma; be *geoid Arlon kr the ; See Minds-
eel from varier eammemoote ea oessweel of kr Improper
conduce bat she poiseloil in bar widow&
prf47ll itheolmsflthesiestrest, Ifewleglen, beeksoller,
that he wee k dm hose et the presseekia faesg4,
when his effendi Wog sthooled by eim esgioje et eme eta*
children, he pooped lthe the room is waken NM stria
and the delemimat ore, mad saw the doesodent prallkg her
about, peak( her to him, end she streaked to gst away.
lieursosizreessua in the box, lest to medics was
put for the ; P. Theist/ dediesd to meth
examine, ss had been be mere durkg the weak mos.
Sir F. Theism thin Wroth the bag kr the issue,
and signified Ids kleallso olpereseing miaow of the gest
life and charmer of the posse ,sose to hashish, Ur
testimony. He rossedod to remark se the emsket el the
prowentrix is remoining at the theme of the ilekedeat
after the alleged .swell,, for the .man ramseendith of 51. a
year, which told net therefore be, es led been Mallsd, her
ones of livelihood. He -also eontemmessi ea the Incredible
stahmasat tied a elogymen, who had blame borne the
!sighed skesaber, would have made seek ea etMotpt en the
ant emeak at sea a time, and in the vestry-repo, with the
door oilseed, sad where everything meld have been heard
in the thumb. H. then remarked on the Improbability of
the statement of the witness Manning, with regard to the
assault is September, 1846. After all that had occurred,
the present= not merely retained her place with the de-
fendant, but she went out of her way to show civilities to
the defendant, by small peanuts ; and even after the most
disgusting of all the amanita, in Oct., 1846, she continued to
speak of the defendant with respect up to her discharge, in
January, 1847. The defendant was a very nervous person,
and easily excited by apprehensions, and that if known to
those who wished to practise on him, they might turn
to their advantage ; and this was instanced in the
letter of the prosecutrix addressed to him. The de-
fendant might have got rid of the charge by the
payment of the 261. demanded of him if he had been a
guilty man ; but he placed the matter in the hands of his
solicitor, and courted inquiry. He would prove that the
mosecuirix wee, in 1813, a amen at the Tivoli Gardens, at
Margate, and discharged for her immoral conduct, that she
had made overtures of the moat disgusting description to
various persons, and which would show that she was a moat
profligate end worthless character. She had admitted that
another person than her husband was the father of one of
berehildren, and he would show that she had tampered with
the witnesses, and by bribes, to induce them to give false
testimony ; and what credit could be given to her against a
man of the highest character, and whoop character had never
been tainted by the slightest breath of slander ? He would
call his diocesan, his rector, and numbers of clergymen, and
persons connected with him in his duties to rebut the shame-
ful attack on him. At the conclusion of the learned counsel's
guldens considerable applause followed, which was imme-
diately checked, and the court, et 20 minutes to seven, ad-
journed till to-morrow (this) morning.

COURT OF REVIEW.
Er PARTE MORRISON, an TRR LONDON AND BIR-
MINGHAM EXTENSION NORTHAMPTON, DATES/SY, LEA-
MINGTON, AND WARWICK RAILWAY COMPANY.—SIRTIVI
OP PHITTION ON DIIIICTORS or COMPANT.—The above
railway company wee dieeolved in September, 1846, under
the province= of Lord Dalkessie's act, but so that the disso-
lution theuM ass be ea est of bankruptcy. In March, 1847,
there wee a meelkg of these who had been directors of the
dinehed =zit whisk It was resolved to Ale a decla-
ration et , with a Mew to the bankruptcy of the
*maw wader prowleism of the 7 & 8 Viet., e. 110.
t ground
Tke-Ms elesedaftty filed, sa
lien it honed swift the y, on Md a
fiaay 18, 1847, oedn
the paha of toe seedinaa. lee creditors' =Open had
been sham, Vat the ftemelnimar bad, maw the preehlene
Id the eft 7 & 8 Viet, e. Ilk divested Aar ef the directors
to premo the beleassaleset. Two of these Istribostors now
11 petitioned te have the ilet antelled for weft et lomilng, and
tke grefeadd the sentpeay eadof the threedkeetees having
Med the 40111111•611111 of insolvency without any Instal autho-
rity. lb. Dam wad Mr. Glare appeared ft sepport of the
petition. Mr. inessil end Kr. Hawke.. Ike the pontiming
modftare maiairiest eseigeoft objected thee rive after dime-
tom might le have been weed with the pothlea. The alai
judge laid that this was the pendent deft may eft ft 12 or
14 dimness, and it was weed thea. the ether direc-
tos, thew were some wise absented hem tko view taken by
ews10410•000 hMd theeslet that the ilft night to stand.
Vidor those drennelfteee the petition amid aft be heard
witheed sem, i lessit, of those thresh= bin served with
the psaler4laMing ftlied that seen ellen were with-
in the Wes of the mart. The paints wee accord-
ingly ordered to stead over.

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.
Sax* Mr. Commisdoner Emu".
IN RE DONALD MACLILLN, M.P. POR 01.10XD,—Tki•
bankrupt wu deeeribed u of Orcevanter-phiee, balm nada
bankrupt as a briekmaker, and this was t s oby ORA after
repeated adjournments. Mr. Macloss.idng MfLL dna for
(as galeged) the benefit of his health. Ilse Su let eseinina-
tion, but the ease was again adj.:gum& The pweeedings
have been fully reported from time to limos they occurred,
in this journal.
POLICE.—YESIERDAY.

offeues, so that when be Wallas& boa plan at timi and of
the ash* he will be tolled spa to mow hir dias for
whit:blip wailing eapteheraded. a well a fie lb, plairdost
ash* Wham labile bed +wla Mrs ilftlelei blZilid
an smashegos as Asia pales who had wombed fa
ered
le him
WORSHIP-ST=li'. ',crannies. —A hay =ma
Newish, the proprietor's of an. einsetimeal end Iseardiag
eitabilehnient at tipper =Taal
vs agisaties to Hr.
nuglamt, for lb advice ebeseeelasoes:
—Thesest that is the truipart of Ellil year a
may away at her eaeldiar
ma, by • Erlreasky, ad, eagraesting himself
as 111 MI erebent Is tbez/lisibeasel bar it wan, mil re-
quieted to be safe via her is M the board
and __slim a • albs alp el the as he hod with
hat. She Waimea, him air Aber prospeetsta. and Mein
thaws hie ate seise le a sob than, spesidealy —°'—'-g
that the nary would be payable ipmetesty, the
shout Hi pans par mama were asseded te. end tees,,
naiad. Os the fret ipasearapieleg the eateent was sent
in to the realms the went hod hut se nodes was
tams el it, awl, all eutsignest havieg mot •
amber real; she male a eppliestion at the haw
=ea the bases in Peealtra-street, sad found
sea pawn lived dare. Hymens of an aegneistasce
tithe purest, believer. ea hadastimaled in again sonuanni-
eating with him, bat had bees sable to Mal ea his seal 'd-
whisk he sereally tresieseled. asi elthsegl Abe had
writtenarer, einesiesally to him. detain the* he maid bash
kis as. away, at she mat We& adept miemeelel
elk* be hod made seddes but patry scare,
with the *teaks of Isaias the ehtld tepee her I:oll7.—titim
the vaisties add, whin site felt oad•W he woad place
L ease saw- blieseld, and defraud the prepeister in
the same stansair, and oho theraore wished the megiserate's
wavier how is atom eke did sot like to tem the4er child
the West, eves if she were justified In me , ad it
was evident the father, did net ease what bemuse him.—
Upon head* flee otatemest Mr. Broughton divested Hol-
land, the wastes dear, to lake inquiries into it with a
view to Wass the went to some to terms, and prevent a
farther espsear. mid Holland new stated, that he had called
at the edeldaae the &thee bed given, which he found to be
• most resteetale eamenatile house, and, obtaining an
Interview wick one of the partners, was informed by that
that the person complained of had certainly
VllleaaillabSES there formerly,jurt that he had vacated them
a brag time gage, and was wholly unjustified in giving a re-
ferents thane, me be was certainly a person not to be trusted
event is to esteat of 101. ; and, from what he had heard of
hint, he wee seaviseed that he was in the habit of pear-
this' ebeilar imporitiona. He (the officer) bad also tubed
hie egdoevents to aseertain the man's residence, but
had set seetewled in doing so, and he felt assured that he
[ was lesepiii,
ea of the btationally.—Mr. Broughton
lai the Made have made proper inquiries
ea to the essgeelebilley before she received the child
We ha Mae sad sit was new quite manifest that she had
set the remeistalgespect of obtaining her money, he would
advise her is to the parish officers of Stoke Newing-
ton, and, upon mg a statement of the circumstances be-
fore them, it would be their duty to receive the child into
their workhouse.—The applicant thanked the magistrate and
quitted the court, and Holland yeaterday announced that
Mr. Dorsett, the overseer of the parish, had given directions
far the child to be placed in their union on the preceding
might
LAMBETH.—A WHOLESALE SHOPLIETUL—Yeitarday
Awes Erase, who described himself as a bricklayer, and
who is a coares-looking middle-aged man, was placed at the
bar before Mr. Norton on the following charges: From the
evidence of Samuel Wright, an active constable belonging
to the P division, it appeared that on Saturday last his
attention was drawn to the prisoner, and having watched
him narrowly, he observed him in the first instance enter
a public-house, throw his coat into the tap-room, end
than go to a linendrsper's shop close by, where he generally
priced some black silk handkerchiefs, and always got two or
satire cut off, which he said he should call and pay fur in the
evening. After repeating several such acts, Wright appre-
hended him, and found en his person a piece of six fashion-
able silk kerchiefs, creel barred ; a piece of print, and se-
veral blue silk handkerchiefs. Since that time Wright has
searched his lodgings in Wellington-street, Mile-end, and
found there a great number of duplicates relating to property
to a considerable amount, pawned since April last in the pn-
ulcer's name, and consisting of dresses, shawls, handker-
chiefs, etc., and the greater portion of them ad have the
private marks of different tradesmen. One duplicate was
for eight drawee, pawned on the 19th of May, and another
for twelve handkerchiefs, pledged on the 15th of the same
month.—The prisoner was remanded to a future day.
THAMES.—ATTEMPTED SVICIDE.—COTSioIe ititchea, a
young woman who has annoyed the magistracy, the police,
and the surgeons of the London Hospital, by repeated
attempts to commit self-dettruction, was brought before Yr.
Yardley, charged with making another attempt of the game
kind, in which she bad very nearly succeeded.—A respect-
able woman, named Clark, stated that on Monday night, at
half-past eight o'clock, she saw the prisoner running towards
the swivel-bridge, over the London Dock entrance, in Old
Gravel-lane, exclaiming, " I will—l will do it" In a
moment the prisoner slipped under the chains on to the pier
bead, and plunged into the water, which is there more
than twenty-four feet in depth. Witness was thunderstruck,
bat as soon as she recovered front her surprise she screamed
aloud for help, and the servants of the dock cottoiti=
and ahem procured the drags and threw ropes
the primmer, who sank twice and came up *ma when the
aught hold of a rope, and a yang 'easier we
nerd dews by the aide of the perpendicular wall, and
while she bluely held on he seised her round the waist and
mad her. The prisoner was token to a public-home near,
sad after amme Via had she was restored. Who;
the prima ewe to her she raved and said, • linty
did you not Ist me go to the / Dal drerey
Joke Pat, a police UT I. tea. *op.
ones threw herself into the 101 Asir a
of tremble was ream:hat ilia Ibis had mile
Zan a her lib. On ihe met the
liinVtiOrnel -lane. She wee , and • I
. tend be do it ; I wlil t" and ran away from him.
sear MS a Well= of the to aa d had just le
=fir being confined la bass *
penes, in conseqeme ef hie a
ettennit sabble. He knew dm had nad=ee sillissebtees
platadly. J. llbilisioa.plereonetebte No. ITS H, Mak
that the prim, was iliallpd with attempting to hew
herself about Maas ega. She than selected the nee
pleasde at woodsy sight, and was via=
amie
enity ease .fa mid attendants and ahem
fn the
Wog tiranttre be hosed a rating
of the ail la eeadaerbill=thalenpihigef
meth edible, addle be hos her, sad be
i
had Nee It saw. as Ulm is Me Leaden Howittel,
where ahe he anal auks Were as was cured.
—The primer, the emated the afar with much unison.
am, said die had Whine at al to say.—Mr. Yardley
doubted whether the pi sser suss It person to be at
at all. added that Meesibile segbit not to be shocked
rims multiplies the pen et a women to ,
wrest telthie MS 111111.10,es to restrain her. He
obeeblesmaft the pedtarae Ox this misdemeanour
in affsiegfag to wawa el

MANSION-HOUSE.—CAUGAT AT LA112.-831MOOLDIO.
—Sends Groom, as old woman, who resides in Braking-
e bees many years noteramsly arraying
mbu r resegrmins' eintsabeemil mow an Mier.
seatima hid by the WNW to the ieeemc,her
with been lawhewred ameggied geode. Marrelgsry,
who appeared her the Cemehthiswe et the
stated -that the Seasthst de this ewe - reseed
fad, harboured are ewes the. Ma. se Meese, ball the
eammi'oow.had .'--need te w it the fillper*
of lON., ebbe* Ast eswiwend dsm
with the allessraien 4 Mistime a Ms mei exemales
trade the mime deli, welsere. It was it hem the pigsties
eft emmisieneeel eery into Whet the mimes paint
ef the law t whams*
wan to
es appalled* el mast-
helm lenity they wen to nerds thoir µtheft* la
Awe of a delheilestinsitearestehnt deteadant was die.
rim, it y
yous.or
neseztrasier
the ade
aid
kir viehilita of the law, as& herCees were
t±Vllnun Mainibsiml dakees, hy awl sight.
011Ivar.st the Timm pollee, Masi es fen-
der, am of May, be saw a =a whom be knew as
Jahn Camel, ease flea the Sir Edward Banks deem
"rnsilhla leta and Whit
Net
of
person
he ware,
'blaring' the Camel went iota the yard,
the pulsar, hem his breast a paper pareeltil
pod bee a tab, sowed the tab over with a busies ,
then Slapped upon the tab, Jampil war the *lag, and
got clean away. Wilma
the her iteskages
_of *hem in
the tab, end, moss erasing the podsur, asked Kra Gem-
ara where Camel had gone; to .Viii the medied, by &-
daring to God that ha lei not her he the Imam She
Isepeelthat witness meld sot take the *basso. It wee M.
that Camel meld have passed through whitest
ones
triate
also
t.lt et the
the sum AIM. The Miasma aralerwent a 111161.4211•
Meaties by Mr. Whiter it the bat
ON Mime for the was not lathe lebestdegre•
offeseed. Pk. , for the drassee, MA the witnesses
were gqdle emithims la station that the occurreste they bad
described teth pleas in Mrs. Gregsan's yard, it the man
who w 111111111* Jilts Camel had ran brae the mid of her
rant deer seistismit, had deposited the • eau* thin, sad
seeped freenthesee wee the well of that bite pesehea
sent deer to
tteisiVspregaleraaseldilleralestetret es a very bot
Ilesday,
_dent fru or ara weds ego, while els wee pm-
rem beeeldh* a yrang men ran tato' Mr borer, end
steeped be the deer, where there weal Medi melepay
box. She edged him what was the miner, * wide he re.
plied that the Awe were pmeging him, and ass ma oat.
Witness the. fie Mil upon the spilt NOM phew el hard
trams% set prepseed, ask not wishing to keep seek a thing
an hr Fathomearned it to be thrown over into hire.
21= 'a yerd. The seism produced was set that whisk
seen.—Tim Lard Nara and Misses Boehm
Hughes said it was quitte_graient that the wiennetediE
two &She slimes. The ease la whisk the
was indeed ask se weeamide-hese on the
stoma. ham esenteet et a fillerent thee. god the deeleira
was, thin the admire Amid my the Sail ‘lOOl. Mn.
Oreg,a.was Om rem dented in defied* of payment.
the haMesi lie seer is *boa hr. • similar eases. The
easenat el ememplag Seim es the tweed= rages the lest
Sheen or gem mem was mmeeseed as very elsoiderabk.
The beam whisk is theneed he the sale of fairams, will
be .
JawilisrVe eggs, situ AU Opta, the pima Whaled to
aegtopert of Mn. Greens's tee, wee uses themed with
had in Ms peenthiles • the totems thund la Mn
='s tab. The evidence wee quite Moir, suit the da-
mes amemeed seism e *sal* ef d. er Merhon-
meat for one month. It was a remeelatie deemelesee
that the mileher hr Mn. Grow% whet .kair an' MS
Lei 'NM somphised thm -ea kometent witness
ter that blip had been .applehmiled thee day, and
se liewle slik the view he *event lis
in irb lets:
endersendersthew. Aliment Meat bra-
sses., Imbed of }.epees the eige, one am tip' 2
who turned eat te be the Seheithet shienpollep anti
whom Mr. POW* was glad te Mh_Shil* pima at the bar
for enneledes, to sera further SoMee. 'The Solitmlanched,
it appraised, selsequently been tabs thr amther hestrabsuid

MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The thither desline of prices in the corn market to-
day assisted to steady the funds, in which otherwise
perhaps there might have been found a downward
utclination. As a was, the quotations of yesterday
were barely maintained upon. the avenge to the close
of business. Consols were, indeed, done at one time
as high as 891, but, on the other hand, they were
also done as low as 89. Immediately after the regu-
lar hour of leaving off some parties made their ap-
pearance as sellers at 891, but they were met so
promptly, and the buyers were so preponde-
rant, that from sellers at 89¢ Consols became
buyers for the opening, which may be taken, there-
fore, as the true state of the market on leaving oft
It I. not to be disguised, however, that the derange-
ment so unexpectedly, imported into funded values
ester& . by the nunistcrial announcement el a
damage potato crop in Ireland, and simultaneously
by advioes per Hibernia of falling rates of exchange
at New York on Ragland, does not appear likely to
be so readily remedied as sanguine speculators for the
rise were inclined to believe, and not slow to awed.
That rates of exchange should go still lower at New
York in view of the rapidity and the balk of ship-
ments of breadobilb, cotton, and other commodities
to this wintry, by which so many mare bills would
be crooked, sal that spear should probably
flow awards is esseutssase to some attar
two maths bare the albums Wean of trade
could be correard y the imports from hence
foe the tali loads in the United Status. and
be as plat swiss st masoniases, =lees
roasossirosadasrailemeinnges druid turn
and a double drain of metallic mime be so
But another hula, OA!, Irish potato erop, though
planted only to one MK tin aural sided. is a subject
of far soars serious' ert. It is sot sow to iamb
dr comet of mreldeg of ill sad
whisk sack a sahreitty say=
entail. radio Gat a •praras wads
so proverbially priat at speech sistM so amilhati-
mlly have az=d upon slut prospect@ stio bieh
crop upon \Vali a IWO sass
twelve hundred allabLirraLkaland, as isladaall, Ra-
cially appointed mid geed ow the eeeeery ter the
superintendence mai appliesties at the relief funds in
various ways, it below fits adradermuld not fail tobe,
and to speak, in piasion at the but information, fox
obtaining which the facilities were es szteasks sad
unquestionable. The large supplies deem sad door
pouring in now TM have the proper offset of keep-
rug down and controlling pries for a time. But
these remarks apply only of course to 01111 future, and
to the necessity of a continuance of foreign supplies
upon a large scale, if not so large as hitherto, how-
ever bountiful our own harvest, which it was gene-
rally hoped might render us almost independent for,
the mum year of foreign assistance.
These advertencies, which are the repetition merely
of observations current among staid men of business,