The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-09 00:00:00

AMERICA.

(PT DLAGNITIC TILIORAPE.)
(rioa ova owl, oomazeronouvrj
LIVERPOOL, Tuvaeo►T.

The steamer, City of Washington, from New
yak, August 28, was off Holyhead at half-past
iota this morniog, and is due here about six this
rinusi. She brings the United States mails.

CANADA.

(IT MAONITTO THLRHILAPII.)
(/lON OUR OWN OORRISPONDENT.)
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.
. . _

The steam-ship Nora Scotia, which left Quetee
• this vith ult., passtd Donaghadee this morning at
robably rwli this poet this tvening.

0115018111 P OP TEI Pans IN ITALY.

zwased with the otenipateme of en arbitrary
00.4 priesthood, the onasorship bersimmied the writers
of wattlated their writing.. The imam Pad frequently a
r ebdersibitad words, just as the prisek In their con-
have a list of " reenrwed tits" Hence
woo ta• most curious awes and the most gro-
ttoes _ , which might justly claim admit-
Igoe ber:r7CBll h4r ior your owe Jb,,c4. I
will
goo* which °marred lately to the Kingdom of
yy ; it was toll to me by the person who wag the
redo of the affair. In file of the 'maritime cities of
goofs than lived en apothemry, who was leented not
Katy to !rags bat to books also. He hod a little library
back-parlour, where he rreilved hlo friends for the
of coavereatioo and reading. He had to go on
to Naples, and while he wu away the polio* M-
ufti we shop, eutnined his books, and seised and ear-
yid away a somber of them. The apothecary himself, as
Owes Morning to his despoiled home, was armored on board
lb simmer and contorted into the preemie, at • com-
mis"r j police. By this functionary he was subjected
nramily 4(.13 ; he was ecru ed of revolutionary
and to make six!' this accUiVioll the 0003
et• book—one of the apothecary'. own books-T.-tin
titie of " Phartnacoma Italiaaa," and wu publiahed
et Tarn.
. . .

—l:som how this esker, the rowel/my.
•Cestaialy. it boy book. What harts caa you set

! No harto In the title and plain of pabilcation f
Th. wok ~,se42. =tiers cooomoisi Italy , it is thereon
a weeintioners prodoctios."
Nenmes! Bare yon read it? Hew you looked over
esA
e rlle el me psg
belbey mot ! I oloold bs vary wavy to toad it.
Ito a argootod book—thot is quite most be re."
"JIM epee k skis, and you w ale that it treats of
rift but waxend etedirinee, mak( pills, te."
bird of at his moo bsomoto the roan of the
Oho osemorod weer be sod bkrphating, bat tee was
fray mogsl4l to Wore kb prbottori_thr to hart kept bin
IS walk ikons would Ist Moo to the oltrooto
bistoresto of the dir.Ho boil tooptotod do book
ham ko boo loorrot of Iko Issaslag of the word
CPbeemeaspla" wit% the woad Woes bolosiod to the pro-
swami tad ~pooled womb ooliolood he the hoe compiled
by Oa gaithuses of dr Hrowales. Add to tbk that the
leek wee Wed at Tar* 'Wok Is eceeiherad the hotbed
rf Cost meesetad minis.

223 IN4COUR4I7O:I BANQUIT AT m

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(rani DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Yaw.)
Il TIRIZNITOOD.—THI PLEAsuaLs OF LITIGATION.
This wee a meeting for the last exeinbution of Thomas
Tharnwood, who wee formerly proprietor of the Bull Inn,
Farnham. It appeared that the bankrupt made an wigs-
meat ter the benefit of his creditors, as far beck u the 6.13 of
September, 1856, the trustees being Mr. James Spenc.ley,
of Goodge-street, and Charles Th tanwoo 1, Eq.,
of Upton-park-terraos, Slough. Ueder that assignment the
trustee* have received and divided between the rredisr•
between 8,0001, and 9,0001., there being • balance in
hand of 1,300/., which they refused to divide, on the
ground that a suit In Chancery had been instituted
against them by mortgages', and they held it av A41.2121ity for
any law costs that may be Incurred. The bankrupt being
arrested and confined in the Quotes Prison petitioned the
Insolvent Court, but his application not being granted, an
adjudication in bankruptcy was obtained.
The bankrupt not haring filed hie balance-ahc3t, en ad-
journment wee granted to the 23rd of October,

l
The bankrupt Charles Carterall, cTE.IL.oaI-merchant, of Tower-
bill. applied to par his 117AnliD4iM!.
The b slance-ahrw prepared by Mr. Chutes Brown, of
biologiesll-street, commences ler. January, 1857, and ends
29% of July last, showing creditor, unsecured 8141.;
liabilities on bilis receivable 7901, of which 4911.
are expected to be proved against the estate; liabilities
to the City of London Life Areurettoe Office, 681.; profit on
tredings, 1171. Cr.. By cub in the bend, of Mr. Rowed,ld,
3.51. , aeotors, good, 441.; bed, 491., carried to lessees , pro-
perty given up after deductions, 1001.; property in the hands
creditors, 101. - isms, 1191.; bade expenses, 2251.; domestic,
2481.; and fisialiamel,at commencement, 205!.
Mr. BosiasU, of hilpot-lane, for the assignee., offering
no opposition, the bankrupt passed and obtained enlarged
protection to the °Mill:ate mentlag.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TUB DAT.)

SOW4TREET.
♦ )La7 QUALM.

A Wittena Peaks** Irritated and Margaret
Hava metber, were pissed at the by Wm* Mr.
Heavy es a drape afros&
Mr. iffeett, • tredemea W Greet Chaelotte-etreet, steed
that gun U rielesk het night be wee peeing through
Uncell'irineelisMe with • Mead, a yeses lady. They
had bur et • &Wee, end he wee seesempanyieg the
Fuer lady blew As 'boy panel threngb Lionel!' s-
lea-Saida they saw the Fleenor' and • ma quarreliag.
The woman wet comply ielag art her sea bed week her.
He (eareplatnant) stopped • reatiesut to look es, when the
male Flume said to him " What the do yen want
to media ler r Wiener" replied, " I doe% want te meddle."
Prisoner Ma denuded whet he wanted to stand there for.
Whom tu=l, " louse much right here as you." The
primer him in a menacing manner,
end whams, thins=dpileoner sadbout to strike him.
stepped hack to save himself, caught hold of
• hand. The hush prisoiser then cried out, He
retratia, the blackguard—ire him alone." W 11124414 then
weal an with hie friend, observing to her, I due my he to
a reek coward, or he valid not strike his mother" The
male primmer are mind span him, seized him and struck
him. At the mi
me time the nether also seised him by the
throat, tearing hi. envie free his meek. A straggle ensued,
in the wens of which bin bird was much injured, one of his
=llbeing badly sprained. He also loet • ring. His friend
a policeman, who released him, and took the prisoners
tato erairody.
Mr. Gush, of Stanhope-street, pawnbroker, raid be wee
Culat the time, and saw nearly the whole transaction.
immerrd Mr. Elliott say that prisoner was • " rank coward
le strew his mother." This a:preemies provoked the
eswell. He best Mrs. Earthed eel Mr as a Meg:hoard,
and eery be had gime her. There we a ma there, the
father et We ode primer, le lellevell. The heber sad wet
were esker, bet Me illewie_priewer wee Mak.
Mile Des* He pewee ledy referred to, corroborated.
Tie wile primer mid he wet " having a few words"
with lie hear. trim Mr. Elliott came up and interfered,
wean tkas I. gdf, H. WM Elliott to go away, sad not
away elm, bet Mike parched In mixing himself up with
II the mem. Hb wodierleill Elliott to go away, on which
he Meek her bat in the bee and then on the head. (She
had a Meek eye.) " Then," added the prisoner, I err.
Wetly did peek Into him, end I would do it again, Huy
me Week sy wolber."
Mr. Henry—Thee you aught not to strike her yourself.
Tb primer denied that he did so.
The father here ewe forward and gave a very similar
*mount of the offish% bet admitted that Mr. Elliott did tot
strike Mrs. Havilaad, but only pushed her. He deeded that
the boy struck hie mother. They bad been speeding the
evening at the Imre of • filmed, and hie wife had had some
spirits and water which bad got into her head, but " she was
not drank, she wee between the two."

Mr. Henry—l am ',timed to think that your eon had a
little too mach oleo. It have no doubt from the evidence
that it was ha, and not Mr. Elliott. who struck his mother.
Ilermw, I think that if Mr. Elliott had not interfered
late weld sot have occurred. He ought not to have made
ohnervation about the pt ismer being a coward.
TM complainant raid It would certainly have been math
better.

Mr. Reary—The complainant certainly did wrong in that.
Bat still it did not justify such an aseartit as this. Under
all thew
asethar 10a.einsuntatencee I shell fine the son 205., end the

The /;s; were paid.