The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

W INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

RTmrOF BANKRUPTCY.OO
b)
animation 90 ainiut.
hod to the court to annul an aijudication
cia an affidavit from a creditor, Maths, that
all the other creditors, aul consented ti the
siinalled.
• that so adjudioation ought to be aa.
the comsat of all the creditors wbo
this ems the first sitting bad sot taco ggoy.
no debts had bees proved. Lord
that no such step could be takes before the
t present there wee no evidence before the
the creditors, or that the party making
W6S a coeditor. It seemed now to be
e ...ohm of a bankruptcy wee quite a
on application beiag made to that effect.
be dose ustil all tite creditors had had an
being hurl. The application must be die-
to,

IX EX 1.. EOCIIPORT.
ws. described u s merchant, of Crows.
r. The liabilities are 1.7501.; property held
X. The ow had beam before the %Art
% repeated adjooresseate havioi bees rah-
, through the haperfect state of the accounts.
'tag, oo the :Nth of Julie, au adjournment
reason of some Chancery proceedings which
impeding, sod which would affect the mount

lwthe assignsea, asked for another adjoarn-
onths, the Chancery proceedings being still

Lthes
ths, for creditors, objected to the form of
Shortly before his failure the bankrupt had
in the Surepsem Bank worth 4001. to hi!
e amigos*, had very properly challenged
by filing a bill in Chummy.
• iocer-4001. will not go a bag way in

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Prooeedings there are much more axpe-
y need to be in Loed Eldon'a time. A bill
and adverse obtained tie next. (Lsughtcr.)
' r—This is not an instance of despatch.
s said the bankrupt had been on tie Stock
rrutuiy, sod coming to Eogland tia thought
the Lowden brokers a turn. 115 had had
ewe. So:Used Silveater, a moat respectable
taint of 1,4001. ; and his accounts did net
of thew) transactions. It wee proposed to
dons to the bankrupt on this and otbikr points_
an, for the bankrupt, urged that there bad
prosecuting the showery suit, no steps having
June, 1:164.
directed an adjournment, reoniaitioue to be
baokropt within ten dare.........

10
almiiidatittsropazx TEESDALE
pl. was described of Copstown, Mallow, Cork,
r, and of Wellington-square. Chelsea, min-
as Major Teesdale, not a trader. The debts
assets. good debts, fa.: ProParte held
4,9001. The expenditure in the two
the failure is stated at 1.4001. sad 9001.
attributes
his failure to his expenditure
his income, and the exorbitant rata of in.

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ecsesu;lie eitbankrupt, who was suffering from
accommodated with a seat.
&me opposed for the &mitoses. They had not
°Maio any account of the bankrupt's dealings
er, the Rev. Christ. Teesdale, who, alter ea-
-1 of sale given hint by the bankrupt some yams
ft the cottatry. The assignees wished to ex-
t be could sot be get bold of.
ce complained that the evidence which had
in shorthand at a private sitting, and which
toll explanation of the transactions, bad not
• the proosedinp,
two from YYr. Abrahams,
mid there bad been irregularity in reference
(nations it wait the duty of the solicitor to
to have placed them on the file, and till that
court could not mowed with the ease.
asked that the solicitor should be ordered
of the adjourement
r directed in adjournment.
asked that the adjournment should be eine
present state of Major Teesdale's health, it '
to him to be bronglit here periodically for no
en the examisenions were put on the file,
would apply for the appointment of a day.
ams objected to the assignee being pot to the
having the examinations transcribed, the can
• t assets. He was prepared to show that
obligation on him to do so.
ur said the question was a moat important one,
be relied hereafter. In the absence of the
the Fitting must be adjourned sine die, with
t of the bankrupt, wits protection for three

ITRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

tral Criminal Court resumed its sittiogs this
ore the Right Hoe. the L,rd Mayor, the Re.
• man Sir F. G. Moon, and Alderman Carter.
y:appointed sheriffs. Alderman Gibbons and
as, Esq., the seder•sheriffs, H. Duffett,
M. Rawlins, Req.. kg.
edition of the calendar contains the names of 93
75 males and it females. There is only one
murder. that of Amelia Soatberwood fo
, r killing
'nate child. The grand jury, of which Patrick
Eq., was elected foreman, having been sworn
delivered his charge to them. His lordship
the number of cease to be disoued of was sot es
aa ordinarily the case at this period of the year.
was a charge of murder against a female
utherwood, for the murder of a new-born child.
r admitted the birth, and that the death had
by her placing the body in a drawer, by which
were inflated that death ensued. It would be
jury to say on the evidence whether a prime
of murder was established so as to call for farther
There was a charge of manslaughter against •
named George Priem,the the circumstances of which
lat. The wife of prisoner had long been suffer.
• dreadful d* that of cancer, and her life could
been of longdunfioe, but it was attributed to the
that having the p)wer be had refused to her the
proper susteatatios and nourishment, by which, ea
y harsh and cruel treatment. the death of this un.
• y had been hastened. If those facia were este-
the evidence, the prisoner was amenable to this
t for manslaughter. There was another came to
must call attention, and that was the ease of
Shaughnessy, charged with wounding his wife with
murder her. It appeared that they had been
time separated, and that the prisoner •
neatly a fight her to return to his home. •
and on the night in question, on meeting bee
t he drew horn his pocket a razor, with which
is wife's throat and afterwards inflicted a sever*
his own. Both of them remained is a precarious
some ronsiderable time, and it would he for the
ry to say whether they could doubt, on the declare?.
e prisoner himself, that his intent was to commit
ace imputed to him. After briefly alluding to the
oho and Mary Roche, charged with wilfully neglect.
• d which had been entrusted to their care for a
payment ; and to that of Fanny Knight, charged
ling the birth of her child, the turned Recorder
wen no other case which required say comment
• sad he remitted the grand jury to their room
a their labours.
THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

HARLHOHOIJOII-STRIEET.
RINGING Tag WILL AT CANBRIDON HOSE.
dal Harvey. a boostoaker, befog at 38, Gm:di-streak
vas charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with unlawfully '
the door bell at Cambridge House, the residence 01

e Lord Palmerston. -
te-coohle Joeatbau Reeves, 41 C, mid tbat &bout
:It on Sunday mornieg be saw the defendant.
re drunk, go up to the door of Csmbridge Hoe"
Illy, end ring the bell. Oo asking bim what be
he raid he wished to know when Lord l'slmentos •
ing to be huriet He requested the defeedent to p
sod as he would not, and was druok, he took Istal

siody.
defendant said be wished to know when Lord Pal.
is was going to be buried for a gentleman staying it
hite Bear, Piccadilly. He rang the bell twice smiths
le came up, and he then sek.d him if he could give
information he required. The constable told hies his
%ter go away, when op came another constable and
Oh run him in," and then be wad taken to the sir

Tyrwhitt mid he did not see why the lodgelreePer
be disturbed at soil an hoar.
defendant said he often went to Buckhighs= Palate 4
formation.
Tyrwbitt fined the defendant :is. or four days.
THE SEW:LAST AT THE EARL OF FIFE'S.
ries Gustaf(li alias Dubois, collie; himself a mine
set, but refusing his address, and Joseph. Newma, •
-maker, also refusing his address, were charged beim"
yrwhitt:with burglarioualv breaking and 'tutorial=
of the Earl of Fife, No. ?5,. Dover-stt.
and stealing a gualtity of jewellery, previously mid
of the Talus of 3001., now said to be of a mach
amount, were again brought op, a fresh charge. belith
rred against them, that of breaking into the residenoe
• E,rl of Eldon, No. I, Hamilton-pleor, Pieraidilly.44 •
so greatest interest seemed to be felt in the ease, the
being mach crowded.
prisoners at the close of the evidence wets remanded
completion of the depositions.
WOR.SHIP•STREET.
STEALING HAT.
Barrett, a carterie the employ of Mr. GeorgeVirefths
dealer, at Ingatestone, &SIM. was charged with being -
d in unlawfully disposing of two loaded Glower WV.