The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

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PRUipXOILIAT
The morning Monileur °outdo' nothing of interest
but a letter from Mezieo giving as useal a favcOr-
able amount of the situation, more favourable than
other amounts seem to warrant. It is stated that
in the provisoes of Durango and San Luis public
trroquillity has not been disturbed, but yesterday
the Gazette de France, which, if often malicious, is
generally well informed, announced that a Juarist
column under General Patoui was marching on the
capital 0 Durango, Ciudad Victoria, that it had
been repulsed before Papaequiaro, but bad taken
rposeseeion of Santiago. The commandant of
I.oindad Victoria was strengthening the place
with retrenchment'. On the other hand the
Whets calls attention to the manner in which
Captain Gaetano of the Lucifer, and the officers
and soldiers made prisoners at San Pedro,
have recovered their liberty. They were detained
is • small town of the Sonora, of which the in-
habitants revolted against the diarist governor,
the first—or nearly the first—occasion on which
Maximum have voluntarily armed themselves in
favour of the intervention. The Moniteur states
that the mint continues veer/active ; 400,000 dol-
lars were coined in the course of July.
• The extract of M. Drouyu de Lhnys' circular on
the Duchies, published by the Journal de Bruxellu,
is stated by the France to be incorrect, and pre-
sented in a manner which is calculated to convey
an impression very different from what the original
document must produce. In the Ott affair it is
stated that a mined commission, civil and military,
has been named to report upon it.
There is no political news stirring. On the Bourse
there were rumours of alarming despatches received
from America, but they are believed to originate in
a speculation for the fall. We have only telegraphic
account' of the ioterview at Saint Sebastian, at
' which it would seem that Marshal O'Donnell was
present. There is a private despatch as well as the
'official one, which only differs from it in a delicate
touch of dramatic effect. The Empress appeared at
the balcony, with her hand on the shoulder of the
Prince of the Asturias, and the Queen with hers
' on the Prince Imperial's.
From Marseilles the news of the cholera does not
show the hoped-for diminution. On the Bth there
were 94 deaths from this cause, and on the 9th 40
had been declared at mid-day. It is stated that a
case has occurred in the village of Cabries, asserted
to arise from some linen which bad been used by a
cholera patient which bad been met there to be
washed. This fact, if established, would be most
important, as tending to prose that, in certain con-
ditions at least, cholera is contagious. At Barcelona
the disease is increasing. On the 29th there were
28 fatal mem, and on the 2nd there were 48. A
fatal case has occurred in Bologna, and at Lacers,
near Naples, there were on the 3rd nine cases and
five deaths.
The Bourse has been flat, but prices have not
varied materially. Rent. is 2kic. lower, but
Credit Mobilise ban improved lfr. 23c. The
Credit Foncier and the Socidt4 Gdotirale are the
greatest sufferers, the former 10 lower and the
latter 6fr. 25c.

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COIIRT OY 13ANKR1:IPTclk
(Before Mr. Cononiedeeer liebeyd4
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This was a reerreed appliestiss far release bra litudedll 1
Tbs binkropt ha broker sad easoins Ides% i
Peland-street, Ortikird-street, awl and his
liabilities, which arise chiefly spar ot ex-
change, 113350110 i lo Unworn 13.0001. and 16,0031. A
termer spplicetiou for release had bees ordered to stand
over watt after the means" for choice of seallwesk
wbleb
was held en Friday loat, sod • reeolutise wee then pessedto
I take the rase out of bruskruptey coder the 185th section of
the act, and wind up the seat* br means el an esetnewent
for benefit of creditor'. There were u many as 12 &Waste
I is
the bankrupt.
V! Doris appeared in support of the spgicsitios, and
=nod the position of the matter. There wee so (pp,-
upon part of the amolitnees, wbo believed at the
estate would be benefited by the bankrupt being retuned.
Oa behalf of the creditors it was urged that the baekrapt
might to remain in custody, as he bad obtained goods when
hap_ol.lllllll7 iallollllll..
Hill Homier mid that She cue had bees taken oat of
bankruptcy, and he &Stint thick be ought to interfere sad
relearn) the backrupt. Oreditate had takes the anniller tato
their own beads ; sad as the resolutioe bad not yet bees
ed. the court would decline to emit the applicatioe.
VaDoria urged that the court had jariedictioe, sad
that coeditors would be benefited by the order bows made.
Mi. COMIlli/aoDift !Wray& however, adhered to his
' Application refused.

THE FOLIOS OOURTB.
(THIS DAY.)

HOW-STRIET.
TILTICIIING BY • ILIZ AT TUB CLB.
Mary Anne Brad u, TAIIT
cook at the Whiniegtoe Club,U wee
charged with stealing a bottled whiskey and throe WHIG.
of flavouring mixture, the property of the dub.
Mr. Louis Lewis, of Ely-place, defended.
Mr. John Thomas Ford, the steward, stated that the
primmer, who was cook sis the club-hones in Aroadel.
street, Suited, had been cinchona, and bet term of notice
bad expired, bat she was staying • few days berod, for his
001ITIOW0011 and at his request. Yesterday, is eons.-
queues of something which the waiter brought under his
Weenies be sect the primmer out, and during her abessoe
intend her bedroom, waste be found a bottle of whiskey on
the door, by the bedside. A policenna was sant for, sod on
her lento be toned three bottles at flavouring militate
wrapped up in a blase-mange paper.
In .roes-examin *tins by Mr. Louis Lewis the' witness
said that he identified the bottle of whiskey by the Mecum-
dead that the cork with which it hod been originally made
up had been thrust inside, and, after a small qnsotity of the
spirit bad beet taken out, the bottle had ben fresh conked.
Moreover, the cork wee a peculiar one. The flavouring
matter also was clearly identified by the labels.
Ines
the three
club. were
The article the oaly
le bottl
was es ofaot such mixture
geodally
used in the establishment, but had been obtained specially
to damns some Bisbee for a Jewish wedding. A dozen
bottles had been originally purchased. of which doe bed been
need. He could pick those dozen bottles oat (rem amongst a
doom others. The door of the prisoner's bedroom was
looked, and she usually kept the key is her pocket, bolos
this recession the bad left it on the dresser in the kitchen.
Suspicion had f &Hee on her in consequence of the lose of
slime brand,. The whiskey sad flavouring mixture was
worth 7s. 6d.
hrOloyn, F 40, stated that when be apprehended the
primmer, she said, 1 will sot tell who me." As
they were leonine the club she said lo we of the other ser-
mon, " I will not tell about the broody."
The prisoner pleaded guilty and begged for forrivenne.
Mr. Loan Lewis urpd that the magistrste had sufficient
power to deal with the esee.
Mr. Flowers remanded her for a week.
&HU:IO6OI7G H-STREET.
COMMITTAL FOB TRIAL FOB WHIM DAMAO!.
Ams &Filth, a low-looking aromas, ins charged before
Mr. Knox with wilfelly breaking two panes of glass of the
value of Si., this property of Mr. Thos. Hoary Coekhesd, of
the Queen's Head, 381. Oxford-deed.
Mr. Coekbed— About a quarter to I this moron', whin
busy wring in th't bar. I beard a sands at my windows,
and oa gong °GUM* I found the lerisoner in custody of a
oonstoble. and two pear of glass is my widows of the
value of 81. smashed. I thee gave the wiener into custody.
Mr. Knox—Do you know anything of the prisoner ?
prosecutor—About half an hour before she nine and
knocked at the Mutton, and said abe would do for the win-
dow; because I would not let her iota the hood. She
is a very druakm woman.
Prisoner—Every time I pass his bean he pciste
me out
to people. About three months ago I charged him with
carting my head open.
Mr. Knot—ls that true?
Prosecutor—Yes, and I rave her mosey to settle it
James Livermore, 118 o—l saw the prisoner take up a
stone, and with it break two panes of glen in Mr. Cock.
bead's window. I then took her into custody. She wee
sober, and said she would pay for thew indows if she bad

time.
Prisoner—The prosecutor entertaies en animosity to.
wards me.
Mr. Knox—l am going to send you to the semiotic Yon
people who bleak Itemised victualler's windows hove niseie
a mistake, as they insure their windows, aod are not there-
fore injured by their being broken. Yon are liable to five
' ran' royal servitede.
The prisoner, who declined eyingg anything, after being
cautioned by Mr. Knox, was thee committed for trial.
WANDSWOSTIL
• LUCKY MAP&
James Williams and Borriet Williams who were
charged last weak with being coaceresd in stealing a pow
°Detaining money from the pocket of Mrs. Ana liorroulcs. a
'Wiener. of St. John's-bill, Clapham ninetieth while
aerrieg them in her own shop, were brought up for re-
examioatinn.
It will be recollected that the property wits sot fatted.
Mrs. Horrocks thought from the appearance of the prisooms
that they were country people, and took pains to serve
them. Before they left the shop she mimed her
puree. A few days afterwards she secklental met them,
when they denied having been in her shop, and staled that
they had just come up from the oountry. The male mistiest
wee =matte • beg, in which wet* found a black silk dram
and an imitation lodise shawl, which Mrs. Horrockes at-
testant (Miss Miller) said were similar to those worn by the
&male at the time she entered the shop with the MIL
POS(o4o•BLabis St rung now gave stridence a • then&
satins be hood between the prisoners at the 'Wien. TIM
n ere Firmer celled to the female and said " Doc% break
a I.g, if they want to know slushing tell them to came to
year husband."
Mr. Dayman who officiated for Mr. Litho, said be did
not understand the meaning of the term breaking a leg,
bat he thought that evidence did sot cony the ease thy

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Inspector Lovelace was about to inform the murk that
the primmees were well kaolin, when as objection was
taken to any statement of the tied being made.
Mr. Da men mid the prisoners may here been emaciated
but then was no evidence to convict them in this nee.
There was em evideom of their haat.' stolen the punk sod
therefore he ordered them to be discharged.
The proseentrit. on leaving the court, said "No wonder
we have en many thieves!"
Ao application was subsequently made for the mother
tion of the property found upon the prisoner} when In-
spector Lovelace mentioned that the male promise had
In-
been convicted thirteen times, and the female wean re-
turned tickettitleave woman.
The property was eventually given up, and the man and
woman- who were known U brother sad sister, wane
liberated.

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