The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-15 00:00:00

ABBIZE 'INTELLIGENCE.

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Ilimewes4lllll Nies 100 L upon • bill al is. I
Amos iambi& the plaided that the bill is
lobeildellid bees him by Or MA
Widow, I - -
Sit PIA. Reasymas sad Kr. Memel' were for the pleb. I
tiff ; i.er-Pliero mid Mr. Philbriek appeared for the do.
thadaat. ''' '
The gthistiff seed as what bo called is law the inmost
holder of the billisejouesties. and se having gives value Sc,
it withaell any ledgathat them was mything wrens
eaesselalsvith The bill in gumbos 'rapeseed to hem
be thaws by a Captain Alfred Kimball, who wee stated
to be • am of law property mar Godelealag...aed also at
Ildestirlige, sad Mime beep meepted by dereadeat. It
was dismal* August bat yesr, sad was pat ebb at lir mos*.
date ; the the ere in thwitart of the plaistiff wen, that
about three meth biters Ake bill heehaw due, namely, lia
Jamehry, of tbougt leer,' • sum named Mahatmas
came to him and Mee to ailment the bill is trestles
for Oindthe II who ha said had told two harms to
the debeithat far 1801., and that he had gives him 801. in
ash .yd the bill is gumbos is ',mutest. After some ma-
vanatiom he awed to oath the WI, and as the 14th of
Jet=he gave • Amps foe M., the other 61. being
ter latesest fee lb. MA and heproduced hie char*
with the medertemest of Captain MANI epos it to show
that ft led paned_ ilarly thinsgh his bookers.
' In lial•••iaMft the Miser said that he was is
bushier lit Lamle' as a tthileider, sad be also had an
intereit in some at er-raille. mad he dada thet he had
behem engaged iii betties ar paite, bet
be wee riemet on ime has; atiPa"Z•lot, 'ad he
had it mother time betted lye pousde fer • bleed wpm
• hertimer. He sold that nekidamon. Mess he
emit to him the seemed tima, wan ammemeetad by
Jests Heathy the lighting reps. and his sense wee on the
bill. He had bad rimy trmeseliens MO Hates be
He ma also acquainted with Carein Memball. the drawer
of the bill. end believed that he was • teatimes et large
MBleelt water, and also le the adebbeenbseit el
es He bad bees with him over Ids whits at the
ed pleat. Be believed:that if Captain Meatball
.wed Ida 11001. le was able Wpm bin, aid the rem* be
bed net sued him Instead of the thleadent was that be
sehld isM be famed. (A Isegli.) He had gives instructions
ghis stleraerto we Oaraie Manball, bet be me
able to fad him. Be denied having told Ratios
best be did net we anything shout fiehmarah, or who
le me. In he was quite sailesed. and that he was la-
fanned that the defendant had hem " mobbed * by
Rath" Mat Laseham, Jon Mace, mid some other
Ilshalasitee nom Brightoe raosmomes and eompolled te
aempli bill in quetine, but he bed heard something of
the stated des the trimmetioa.
Mr. Thiellethweits. the plaintiff's attorney. was ar-
ellothed, and be warned his thatemset as to hie haviag
gmbakai ler emotions to take promedier airiest Captain
sad. killed obtained a writ of espies, bet was us.
sateth Mte it: He bad .essa the defoliant upoe the
s** of the bill, end he admitted that the ameresoe
was is hip liamlwrithm.
Crensmismies&;-Witramt had not made any Writhe
shoat Captain Marshall' at the Hone 01111ffik t4OllllllB
be had no means at blurbs *heftier he bed • tight
to the Mao, or whether he was mouill • °IOWA by
uspeth For the /IMO she
ha made no immiries
sorest him at -the way egeot"s. TM defesdant said
something to him about hie having bean Weikel
he • lei 4 fig htin g men sod " remiss "IS Heights% ism
mama, and compelled to sasept this bill said asether for
751. for some beating trumatios, led he also said that he
would Drier paythe amens% and U the plaintiff obteleed
• ire/diet. he meld go threemb the Bankrupts', Overt.
This wee the elm for the plaintiff.
Mr. Puma havietaddrused the jury,
A 'duo= named Hebbiesoa, who was referred to in the
miasma al the plaintiff, was thee mamboed, and be fisted
that es the 12th of Jemmy be west to the Asintiff, whoa
be had hewn fer friar years, and asked hire to disemat the
bill hitsprtioa. He did this at the raised of Jena Haim.
ho w the bill is hie pememies. He told the plabitiff
that t • bill bad Mee gives to Carafe Marshall by • per-
ms named Selman& in payment for two horses. bet that it
meld not be reemered mime it went into a third party's
hands. This witems gave some farther evidence, but in
enemememiestieu be admitted that be had kld • totally
different Mary to the plaintiff's attorney. and that on this
°maim he said sothim about the neesesity for the hill to
he Aimed in some third party'. hands to be recovered.
Baron Pit inquired of the weasel for the defeedent
whether he had any other miasma to show that the plain-
tiff twee~ mythic of the eirminstames under which the
bill had Dees obtained.
Mr. Pores said be was afraid not. He meld sell Mr.
Caltmarsh to rove what he had elated. but this would set
miry the min any farther.
Hoyt far the plaintiff was thou retained.
pplied foe imeteditte eseseties, but the thereat
ij sap mid he should net interface, Ind things mistake their

OXFORD OIROITIT.---Gwvonersz, Ammer 14.
mow, Mom —(Bwfore Mr. JoMiee Byloe.)
m eanTuraut =arms RODUCIDI.
John 27aomos Mau Iris milictid for the willed murder of
William Lama, at Cheltenham. at the 12th July hat. The
mart wee crowded to eitibeetion long before e trial com•
imenowl. it bens Wawa bdorshand that the trial Ina to
Woe plea, twilay.
Yr Powell. Q.C.. sad Mr. Patton coodooted the prose.
option end Mr. Hoddlestoo. Q. 0., and Mr. H. James for