The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-26 00:00:00

ARE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1858.

awl, ought to pay over a few hundreds man that he had
roaelved. The amount of the debts was 'WO UAW. w
41°C.vou add there was an important gnalks to be Muni
;:itj=eat to a 'mortgage of 10,0001. ott thopumbea, wide
asewary that thea=kihrf Me almenli
not vet en Yr Whitmore'
. .

Alba some Moussaka it woo sada that lies won{
should he dead for Thursday, April 1, at della o'clock, for
seem tab the elloputod oases, and at aides *Weak fur the
appohentost of a liquidator at behalf of des canfelbutorias to
ea concurrently with the Ada liquidator appointed by the
seat. _ _

_
(Won Kr. Condolour Evans.)
Ix is wu.z.ux =WAS) narra—nts 1. =lox"
minranams.
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This wee en szamMatios wedge et lits bankrapt, de-
Via.,printer, publisher, as pegehier of Ohs Union
Stil, Illmed.
The 101.110111 mamas, IS the 23rd al ihplunber, 1856,
end mil in 11,, um. ehrorbig this sememery :—Cris-
Ohm, 1,1101. • en maim 470 f. .; ins at coot-
mammilli . ;het Weves.L.,na, ditto Mirirli . ,:cli
=6"rpommi.' ; rea mOM 2-784sia. limey,
• ashi .631., held s hill ei ode me
adin:astered en hemnimil Mallow eV=
wain. The ~ii* le thus lislunted—
mhos VAL, esesself.
=2' ".' 4(6...iestir.d alproggeoA t
tithe Vitt, mho, 1004 to near NR ne eitersesgrate
sompaurnmem =nog the bay dike &me et England,
sod WO elergymen, for moil sensumist for Parrs rap-
the mine posmiaset MIMS ere Archdeacon
Comm Illseemst Cedes, Oemmilles seise Nies, Bishop
of Pristhimmegh. 116.11/2 Mt St. Gamne, Real
432111WILWAlwit Ikapebr, Bt. George's -la-
the lest; alai* Cora Nissisr, Lily the Rev.
DamMk mud Am amme, Livat-Colomel IGAION,
the al l• ei.
Er. ahem swami Or dis seeigness, end oared no op-
position.
The bankrupt passed lie memlistiao,and obtained enlarged
psi:seethe to the tertificete assaktg.

BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.—Mecca 25.
(Duke. D. D. Hose, Bel., Judie.)

azourrrs 11. SWAXDOROCON.....

TO Till

Tb wee re adios brought by John Riehaels, • penee-
=amid end imam, against Mr. Serenborough, et the %sad
Theene, 1010•111 • SUM of money for Wary, cedar the fol-
lowing ebtenotanine.
The *biro one wee that he he ban it the
Lyons' Therm es holism:in in the late at
Ide dodo ennui there he had • mend et
the errand Tbseles na done Is the Witt, s v.e7.f Ns.
• week labia be no le Tessin every Oakerday @wooing br
lore ha vent in ingediar lk• five nigh* end give credit
for dot svesies se at be rut ea to the following week. At
the awl silbs ilese wok. Gene dculty is ratting his
in the sheinse of the nsampr, Mr. ihniabino be
MY lls Ihnenherengt be &said sit play Wee his wages
were -, It vas Mai In the sesonilweek
Uzi in We pinsihr the sped of the Omni. On rfine ens ennliar Week ebentibersesny,the=
me tesunry, se we r the rug dm present GE the
yerinuisra. Pleintif sok Wheel go en. whin dellindest
sent tor him, end tell lin abed the melds amid he raised,
and that the be wadi have "per if ~I eel re-
fund. Mr. Ihinnhaiengli ems Wore etel sad to
• speech, bilimieg
_lbe Onihlnni that 1$ was ingsedble to
=dwith be bang tint sight in tennneenes of the
al the Whir priemalles. fiebsegrady6lll44inintiff
=linward and edema the she
1 what they bed jut herd, eard=thitt the het
was Yr. eiresherengh bed renamed to pay low the per-
toriessin.

—ln deism it WA girded that *kW hol not falfllled his
kanameth as ha had bra yeti for six nights,
Zilligaeonremoly his next payment woe aid doe ontil the
en al thane; be in bibboolow Of the iron
nee el the bon by the sedinee wino His
te ewspial b 'plea no few
Zi= l thetbdelesh nr, an
no
Mr. Win yen oiled for the plaintiff, sallsoil Ae wok=
wee in viwzgibtorday between 2 and $ dab& M Oho Ave
Se sloth in the hob of the mosegyer.
Diedellobot "di it wo tool to hold He trommory ea
eatorday eon& at the en of the prihnootes. He
ten the &et it wes the lot sight el the down,
hit to go in en le hie duty, an he dent be
bet binned. The elan woe thothie dialed nos
rbdre, boon the W. 111111111•61111 bod bees
ednionovolune, entletheesbol etrinfa as
way
it we hose boa two Vele& ea the Hoeft waft be-
nne they odd bese set noel the peen---....
Plakiii—Did not Kr. —.tribe ewe t
Dellioulant —No , he was into:lMA bon be dld sot Once.
(Lambas
The lord
Judge, after hearing the oddest* of Mr.
etamme so to the custom and practice of theatrical ma-
ngers de b print, odd it appeared to him that the sa-
FO&itws not completed, and the bargain made by the
t fellidally preen In addition to these points
M W ninsoloeted himself by coming forward
▪ adieemipmy, and therefore wee not entitled
to non
Jolso forth. deleornt. '

They went towards the spot which was called the " Round-
elmniMisilarlas," sib whim they got to the hurdles with
wklit the tress were hedged roma sew three lOW to
44
whim affilled out. One of the men, two at wham carried
rim, with as oath " Shoot 'as," and their guns
wen the essems Mad% Dims on the mit-
oast smi ye bp, so that he
war akerweglie 1ik4=7,112 lel he En weeks, and
woe et ewe ire in dmier of lib. Pisces ad ppr which
had Um red as wadding, were bond to he parts of
Nos. 70 end 73 tithe " Penny Museekea," sad oorredxaded
with other bernmats of the rune work found in the
don of the prbmers when they were apprehended en=
to the babe et Whiley, whom it was mouldered
Winaitsy to =OWN, ili soon asumisibla, as his lib was is
danger. Me prime Clarke there was no other man,
only three et them; that he shot Dixon, and Hawkins
Whitey. Ward baled that he shot anyom Clarke and
Ward WOO acmes/ Hawking of having " led this Into it,"
ad lir WM told Whig be wield not bare bon shot 11
hmi ham knon.

Fee 6.1111110 ft wee wiped that the pismire had
to e dese te New eggreheedee, end without say intention
mrder the
The Jury fd=s_ INUDINTS Guilty of wounding with
blest to do grievous bodily harm.
Mr. Justice Wiglitara, ear remarking on the desperate
character of sack alms. iselemesel Hawkins and Clarke to
eight years', and Ward le four pen% peoal servitude.
Hairy Gsf wu charged with 'hooting with dreams at
George at A11ud...1, it the list of November, with
intent to rsTit his lawful apprehusioa.
This was a seuswhat dm osse sad the prisoner having
been found Guilty, was watasoall to dx yews' penal ser-
vitude.

A decant-100 king young woman then got into the wither-
box and said she lived in Baiderin's-Barden, end the de-
fendant lived with her, sad wee a very good-thawed ynag
man, bat unfortunately iso hod of treating people. Of the
141. which he had when be ems out of prism no store
than five or six shillings remain, sad she said the rat wee
sprigin the purchase of clothes sad necerartse ix both
.

-The iced Mayor—Ton must have lived well to have
spat 141. to three Imam. I shall fine him 20e. or mead
Wm to pima for 21 days; sad I am tell you, if you are a
the
fllNFMOilble
boar. pm, that the em you leave such a fellow

The deladant—She is a rispeeMble person, with a very
good bean, and I can smut your loedehtp that she might
meet a worse fellow than me. (Laughter.)
The defendant wae than removed, and was epos afterwards
dlsoltergad upon payment of the penalty.

MARLBOROUGH-STRZET.
Edward Berger, • respectably domed men, was charred
with obtainialiroat by means of a forged cheque, from Mr.
, of 74, Quartet, Regerit-strest.
Clisill4nporden, melehun to the prosecutor, said that on the
evening of the End of March the primes came into their
shop end asked for some clothes. After a abort time he said
he would have a coat, which wham erred him with, the
pries beteg 41.85. He polled oat a cheque for 71. 101.,
sway had no other mosey, and asked me to yeah it. The
cheque wee upon the Joint fftook Maud Braking Associa-
tion, fa Leiceeter-square. Witmer asked him esswel goer-
Soar, and the prisoner took away the coat and was to call the
next day for the diarist*, after deducting the price of the
coat. The rinser wrote his name on the back of the
chaqm. The cheque, which was drawn by Richard
D. Brow!, of Somerset-house, was returned by the bankers
marked, No effects." Information was given and the pri-
soner was taken Into custody.
In answer to Mr. Bingham, the witness said the primmer
never called again after obtaining the mat.
Chaska Cole, 317 A, sail he leak the primer into custody
Tesyson-street, Linabelh; be told ids he wanted him
for thestalag a coat tram Mr. Benjamin, al Begesthetrest.
The phew meth he void go with Men He said he lad
the cheque, bat he did not Meow it wee forged. He said
Mr. Brown, of Sonsesse-bsess, gave it him at a clothier's
in the Strand. Oa seerelieslde lodgings, found three
Se dupli-
cates miming to coda—bat se emit He per hie sebum in
=• het be bed nee Ned Owe. So athurverde
int et eytherebeth and lath We.
The plawrat meth ha theethed the he
chequer be had stated,
from Mr. Stehle/ Doer thews, ot the Admiralty, Scam-
set-beesn—The primmer wee remanded far a week.

LAMBETH.
Mrs. Mary Mills, an aged lady of property, raiding at
No. 16, HillYezeet, Walwortb, attended before Mr. Elliott to
mews to an faformation laid against her by order at her
Majesty's Commissioners of Inland Revenue, for having in
her posseeeket five gallons of illicit spirit; upon which DO
duty bad &
Data paid, and for which offence • wee liable to a
penalty of 100 f.
A dm* from the office of the solicitors to the Inland Re-
venue attended to support the information ; and Mr. Solomon
appeared for the defendsat.
From the evidence adduced it appeared that from informs-
dos received by them, two officers of Excites called at the
house of the defendant on the 15th of last month, and,
having represented themselvesto be officers, asked her
if she had not some illicit spirits on her pro-
saism. She at once acimowledged that the hid
some spirits, which she had purchased from a fe-
male as French brandy, and desired her servant to m.
look the cupboard where it was. In this cupboard the officers
found, to stow and glass bottles, five gallons of stuff some-
what resselding the colour of brandy, which they described
ea illicit spirit, 33.9 under proof, and which they took it on
them to swear had not paid the duty.
Ice eresresemination one of the °Moen admitted that he
had made some inquiries of the defendant respecting her pro-
perty, but both denied that they knew anything about the
warn who sold the spirit, as they called it, to the defend-
ant. They positively denied that they were aware that one
of the women' was the wife or daughter of • menus °Boer.
Mr. Solomon amid he did not believe that a more im-
p:idiot coupiraey than the pressed to fix on his client
—• pow old lady SO years of age—an offsets for which she
was amble to be mulcted in heavy penalties, could have been
emend Into. The real facts of the case were Uses. Hie
client, who at her advanced age was excessively week and
nervous, bad astaally been coerced to punters the
stuff, a amen& of which had been produced, and which the
officers took en themselves to call "spirits," from two haulm
for 60s. ODO of the females from whom the parches. was
made, he, Mr. Solomon, was informed by a polioe-serkrat
was either the wife or daughter of an Excise caw, sad
that circumetaace would account for the fact of the Informa-
tion that lied reached the officers who had given evidemos In
the case, and the delection that followed. Under the circum-
stances, he should apply to his worship for a postponement
of the ones, to give the opportunity of bringing forward the
two women to question, as he understood they were to
be found, end properly =posing the consuraey.
The clerk from the Inlendos could not see what could
be pined by an adjournment. The fact of the spirite=
found in the premises of the defendant could not be d
sad the offence wee therefore clearly established. Belau;
he understood ft we. a lam; and not a woman, who had
the Inktnnalicia, end the officers could have no
given
he the natter, as they got no portion of the penalty.
Mr. Solomon was very glad the law was altered in this
partiouker. Before closing the ease he should like his wor-
▪ YBas the teetimony of the defendant's servant.
Frei; the servant of the defendant, was here
suer; and deposed that two ferules bad called three or four
times ca her mistress and pressed her to perduse moue
brandy, which they said they bad brought from Francis ; sad
on the Friday before the Monday on which the tames ease
they celled the het tints,whin they said they had brought the
brandy with them, and, as they must not take it away, de-
clared her nigher should hays it at 10e. a gallon, and she
paid them 21. 10s. for it.
Mr. Elliott felt bound to convict In the lowest penalty of
251. ; and Mr. Solomon expressed his determination of me-
morialising the Board of Inland Revenue for a mitigation of
the penalty.
THAMES.
Bommah Wither:, aged 13, was charged with stealing a
silver watch value 31. from Mrs. Petrie, metres of an Jun-
tenon for the =DUMDUM and education of destitute girl. at
Barnet. The prisoner ran away, with two other girls, and
pawned the watch to the Commercial-road, East.
The magistrate commented very severely on the conduct
of an:Ankara In reedvlng goods from children without
faquhries.
Mrs. Parte said the girl was disqualified for readmiasion
tato the hestantkm at Barnet, and asked Mr. &We if he
could send her to a reformatory.
Mr. Ss* said Ls dog was full of vacations for admis-
sions into reformatories, but he regretted to say there was
not one in the county of Middlesex.

GREENWICH.
William Rata, • young man, described so • blacksmith,
of 36, Brunswick-street, Poplar, WI charged with threaten-
ing the life of Mr. Denton, proprietor of the Jolly Bailors
public-house, Rotherhithe.
On Tuesday evening the prisoner, who is the complainant's
nephew, called and inquired for him by name, saying he had
not seen him for seventeen year.. The complainant wee not
at home at this time, but on saturnine he was told by his
shoe that • person was waiting to see him, and the prisoner
having remarked that be wished to epeak to him privately
he was asked Into the beak parlour. The prisoner then pat
his book against the door, and saying be had come to avenge
his father's death, said he had prayed to God for seventeen
yeses to gins him itraggth to take his (complainant's) life,
and that be then intended doing so. On being remonstrated
with the prisoner threatened to lay the complainant dead at
his feet, and then suddenly left, remarking that he would
call again.
The prisoner entered int* • long rambling statement re-
lating to some misunderstanding in his family about house
propaly left by his father.
Mr. dseksr ordered him to find two sureties in 261 each,
and himself in 601., to be of good behaviour for three months.
The required bail wee intmedistely tendered, sad the pri-
soner was liberated.

THE MITRDER ON THE HIGH Stitit.—At the
South Leacashire Mama yeetarday, the grand jury found
a true bill against John Marton Calais sad Jame Mil-
ani for the murder of the Tortegme enema mad Rode-
ric°, on the high am on beard of • British alp, wkillo on
the froa the coat of Ahica to Liverpool. The trial
of the pArorwe le expected to come on to-day (Fridey).
BUILDING FRAUDB.—At the &max anima, held
at Lyrae ea Wednesday, the nee of a bender at BE
charged with defraying the Caseertative Land
was ttantsed to the neat mace owing to are of the
Wag celled op te team. no primmer ked besaing
hr Wel br the Ilslighles easgineesee oa Friday T.
elisil semi argisr for hooey fa
Idsbisa. Dr Ks maidy. Ho trots to dm
o7thMlisinell WIN =gift roospi psporhic. H. Naha
301., the het tithe emassy doe to him nap 101. to be
kW perky Mt strisirs sarroyor ramrod dr
sad Mal Kat thee was saAis essaisslbi do vorr-shast
with this oirtsra, troin wOM Ile roger drat bre bola
hid aa, arias old pips to derobasra. Ifs Midway lIIM
MOS appins4 big Mimi by pow of pirate. Arent as
hot sr-prim was woolly Wars dr chant andihs
dont. nen wee a ideas eta elide from the einelde,
giving the egyseriaise of the havhij_lema toed.
DESTRUCTION Or • N MILL BY Flair-
Yastastiay maim a wawa mandatory, boloaclac to Kr.
/you Fielding, and mind Providence MS, et Lea, seer
Oldham, was putty deetreem,b7jlillre. The all was to siss
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laribris arm Trgentisa destroyed won saeopier by
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