The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-06 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

, . y so. Leylaad and Rutter; Mr. Lsswrance I.c Lau I
- aid Mr. t.. R. Les is for Nonillion and sebrader ;
Hut (Hart Brothers) appeared as arcoimtant
iiiipussag creditors ; and fir. Turipiaod for the
t„- crier
weer commenced shortly after 11 o'clock,
71 Mader's being CiMittsued b/unit
k ....Lit. He had made irsimries as to the means
• ~ : meeting his Nihauwa to their tinn. He had cowshed
(:cooed, Mr. Nicholson, a tanner, tea or twelve
That •se heron he had dealings with
Iyr a yen w two the tea:meteor were eery
...tureen with Barton and Son con-
: Isifirre 14.54. In that rear the mien
ear adopted to a cossitheable edeeed. The
~„ • .u. with llama were trilling in the yam when
a,. cash Weaver. After be made the edema
'type to meowleta lbefeele plias veal le.
that wee when be embed them he Main the
As to the ether dabbed he leek is
, leseresa 1007 mad the lerelowidey to ewesr.
„, , • t .olcatcy. Thew bed ask with Chew ler
• before web* edarad The hamidliew
„,„ tea They hod hirer hasteedeme with Wows
th..ydowl ws eillopeed. The but awl adviser
.• 11t57. There hey has hese taaaseetioes •
two bolas. Theca woe ,dowser is Hid& The
1.2011 L O. the In e 1 January, Ind,
ean his meteptempeee to thew dada to the
,ot 1,7121. When the advisees hewed lie
to 'deed bie operetiaes, and Ow to melte
....Jouwea Up le Dies
he to have bed
, to the automat al OAK, the bale
.• tat.d 12060. add, bay* eweesettood busier=
• • the 12th July, 1864. The. were cash abeam
!xi.' that year. They hewn with sash 'demote to
it. :auto. were mad the kith they drew upon
is win about 4.6t11d., bat the insh advance woad he
vd b. 30M., which `the books. H. dere say
t. cede the with him that be should have
• ••b gam=wlea be wee sheet. He knew hie
oI to be darted is beldam • be was eau=
the parties/sr tends. Clerics estilweated doing
sub the Lamm; bowie within two taws alter he weed
tivra la 1864 the Cildl adman*, ae *pearly as he could
t :1. automated to 41,11001. He should be awry for them to
Lie the Ammo se mom* became le was glvtag them
I sersolly. This, were eeceptewece to a similar
=own. There were aceepteaces tee& goods mid
that yaw were apparaitly over OWL The advance
IMS was between 12,0001 14,01C0L The moot
I {coda thee sold was SMIM, The l 4
amounted to lea, rash, itorlor , was
The goods sold wen about `2.01001, but under 2.4100. ; the
voreptaeoes manias in that rear amounted to 7.10341. la
the, awe cursonissroa was chimed, and interest at 5 per
cent., unless money was worth is.,, mad them he was charged
ettli the ozone. The same tonne was perused with
limiest Laken. and Waring. Oftnen commenced his teatime.
too. with the Liverpool bore ou the Zlrd of a...1..1mA. It
ass a purchase oo Lis amount He did nut tbnik the
Liverpool house tootle cosh Weenies to Wham from the
test. He had drawn for geode conslgned, and there was a
carrion secoust between them The Lieetpeol haw began
making advances to (tibias in (ht., Mg. The cash &f-
-ramed ammeted to 4,e1n71. They hed had bills to the amount
ju.ip.w., but la IstiO they had aimarly all run off, the bills
rnan:lis only macerating to 3.710 f. They may have drawn
Schrader, of iilamow, is ears., of goods in the
wirvLiiu.e to the extent a 11,000/. or 1.200 f.
Mr harolslie-- Aid how long wee that smeine contlneed?
Witness referred to the book,, and after scam assails.
hi..tory saeweis, promised a tabilar statement.
Watteau mid that before he was a partner be was desk
t.iitristfeild and Co. He was meager, under Mr. Marti.
note, of the raw goods department Hi. salary did not
es ail 120 f. or INC up to the time of his leach..
When be was leaving, in September, they mode it
op to 200/. to cover expenses. He made a pod
i.sptiel settlement in March, 1&50i. It iacluded
!re life ivilivies, a bowie at Liverpool, some railway
.Cant and stock. The value was lii,Bl7f. The
Irilinee.sheet showed there had been premiums and calk
1,41.:/. He did not have frequent conversations with
Of course he cou:il not make advances to the
n item which had been referred t., without the co mince
del ..notion of Laurence sad Nonillion. He would have
i-maouaicativa with his partners as he opened each ae.
cues. Whenever the correspondent+ required minima= he
Foe ittip to a airman amount.

Mr Lame sad Mr. Usklater both reserved their exami-
tivu ditto withers.

Sir iiimed Herbert Smith wee elamioad. He had been
in Lusiimes at liermoadeey for about twenty years. Mr.
Lemur" rigs his brotherinder. When he hided !mu-
rear arid Co. were LA largest creditors. lie hail had resist-
ance from them to meet acceptance'. He could not remem-
ber whether Le had gone on as y years without assistance.
Write; late ones the amount of asindacce he received wan
vele large indeed. He was in the habit of communicating
witii Mr. Laurence sad Mr. Mortimer. frequently. Hs
auuld not say daily, but shout deity. They ought to have
amok* the Mate of his affairs. At the end of IH$ he cora-
niuneteri to them the state of his affairs. Up to that time
bethought he had a good property, but then he suffered cane
severe limes. He told them he wean) an insolvent position.
The heavy less we. by Payne, Clark, sad Co. They were
iu Lssisms u oboe neieufacturers at Northemptoo and
Loadon. The debt due by them was between 30,0111 L and
SO,Otee. When he communicated with Lawrence and Mor-
ten"re, Payne and lark' were not bankrupts. Is a calm-
sation with them (Laurence and Yerturiere) they said he
ought to must Mitres sad Clarke.
Mr. learelalne—With acceptamies or money!
t% traces Mosey. lie receivivl am istatiee from Strad
fedi and Co. to do so. He g,.se them assistance to about
tie alligt/pt of tie debt, ;le,llolll. or Hetieite. Streatfeild
•rd 'o, found more mon. y than helmetto Payne aid Clark.
lie govt ho acorptauces Ste...tied,' He had had
rot Schreier. Mors after November, lfthff,
,i.i.ifteteu was made by 11r. Mortimore that Le should
ieuteidly wand up his business. Mr. Laurence maid he
Airlift thee become a partner in their concern. (A 6414
Mr. liars Like--081 what terms ?
%edema I believe it tree to be equal (Laughter.)
There was ni. ugotiatiou, it was cooly a oonveraitlon. He
ets to take out a certain sum for living, sod auy snioess of
I,inte wee to be earned to supply any deficiency of capital.
After that lie dinduished his humiliate. In every one. rvatieu
he hat during the year ISM with Laurence and Ilertimore
be save them W umterstanil he was not iu a solvent pee-
tin.. With. se gate tbor MP& for the share in the mine Is
isps.uor Port-;g.l rather unwdLngly. He did not take A
" e debt Ile loot some friends who were in the matter.
He hi hi • d Vith 'here. He may have conversed with WI-
Menilleire as to the mine. There was a COUTIIIIII-
- but arratgement that he should treater bissliare is
mine. it ha.i iriermaed ie value, but he would not my
lee t:.t extent .4 There were proote appeariug. It
vim • copper mine. He certainly to the best of hia reed-
lectien dal not remember repeating to Mr. Lanreuce that
his share se. worth Nene.
Witless ass primed on this question, and mid he did
ti-4 rdmea.ber Itiwiiitsrepreetetation. far as his
renenileasee ',Tied LouL he believed Le tel not. From
N....tuber, dean to Lis stepping, in July he del not
re et
.tat.
litilesellf LlarletiCS and Merton IV as brae/ in a
.•r

was proceeding whoa our ripen Inft.)

THI POLICE (MORT&
(THIS DAY.)

tooW ATRIA?.
norrnumws AT THE •U[lllll TIMM&

- •••••••..
Pre•••••, • deaget.l.4dag me, wbo mid that
was dirtied with coaling a disturbance at
A.irlpltt Theatre, sad ametting policerann Tates, of
.1111•1.4$, the anew ui charge et the int firth.
of• cf tievomod I was ON duty in the A
Ti.4e4trt lAA tv4l4lft ohm ay lineation was ealledtdlot
del-tel.got. who had got tato some other pemon's mat, and
lou-g4 less. it *bag re. meted to do so. One
.1 11,.. odium of the v lmblrhmeat wee eagleavon-
u..,; to felion• /31111 sal 10 ladles hire to r, to the
g o,ger gat he reeieted. Mr. Witham himinli cane to
tio spd sad resoomratg..l with ham offering to retain him
wooer he bad paid for adadenios, if he was not data.
Igo own vest. As tM perfonsaam was interrupted
4rt rgo•goco. ot has coaduct, I endeavoured to remove
loot. Ile resisted me with mach violeace, end twisted 187
•11•1 111 .0.. h a IIaoIUMIT 11510 burl NOS good ds.L Radial
11,1 I g ',gild Dot gothcrscor pal an aid to the disturbance.
t••• L 1.14;110W t.u.t.4ly. Ile was sober.
. Maguitrate Ile is narked drunk Ia the sheet.
tt.1,14•••• Well, la hal lose driakisig a little, bat he was
,1 a 1.. d. I should cell gtupetly druak.
Ihe Marianne You vorre Dot asked that. Th. word
' pciiy earl act suggested. The question was whether the
so, drunk, mod you mid, " Ina 1/711111."
1g... 111 DI uIJIOII/111 6. 5.4 noloef.
'l.l.- 41. f. Introit I wags whet, sir. I am not • driakim
1114 I hod paid M. f.e. mate for myself and two
sees Aid I admit I was ratlice obstinate.
Th. Magistrate mid such conduct in • plat,* of public ea.
t. ,rgg. ist was highly reprehensible. Ile omit pay 20a.,
g .ugpilosied lot IO days
I hue wss paid.

EXTM I N SITU.
PAIPA NW. Al THoILITILA AHD THE POOR

; revertahlelealtiag woman apptied to the
; Motor the tullutriuz ructintstaaces.
atated that abe was destitute of the eatmotoo
Ide. lust hat f..r the Medusas at her landlady
Mee the parish
1... .; ,rit Yee. and they rsfusud to do anything for Inn,
a. I .•I U.• top to Dly 'Mahan&
%,18.44 Are rpm living away bum him'
Yea, ;we have had separate homes fur
‘,lllr.

Nip 10i; Id Who'd the perish sot Ling for you at MU?
%pile ,Iht No, sir. I'm in a dreadful otata of health;
1.0 • •.•4 mall. it to be about. I went to the workhouse
• • •'• • ' al.ost fell flown exhausted with palpitation
• .t At th.• door, and Mr. Collis, the relieving officer,
t t.• wulk into ini huslatill's shop, it was open to inii
.• th the and insiat upon stoppitur there.
I . • hlv sfreSl 04 my biagrod when he is .book,
•thrtuteneil to take my h(e, awl I manta go

'I %. ••Il l'o ar bound to aupiwrt you. or
1.,,..1. will laltr; hoot here, teal I'll sepal au obicer
ut • II %It th at ottglit to be rdi. red, awl
t art to thiutigt cuotrary

(IT mama, sazolura.)

CROYDON 817RPLRCHAIDS&-(TRIES DAY.)

R/4-TRY FOR THR RAND PLATE.
Et, Murk Hat 121 11 b ; .410-or•Tatia, 71b; Curate,
114 7lb ; Huard net 41b ; Rid Rover, 1041011); Cockatoo,lOst 41b ; 144abeara, 10M ; LeMery, 9i4 121 b. All are hue.
METROPOLITAN BTILIPLIMgARE. About amp lades

and hal.
Omer Paehn, The Tunable, The Dane, Cunt* Hazzard,
UMlst, Haloes, Topsy, Tho Dodger: FOS Doubtful,
Maessiou, King Johnny, Neill, and Lasdrange,
mu bete.

ENTRY FOR SELLLNG STEEPLECHASE
Castenhoo, the ; Creteboa, 104 lOW ; Flea* lOat 10ib ;
Tam Sayers, We ;lb ; Matti, lOst 41b.
ENTRY FOR THE OPEN STEEPLECHASE.
1b Dodger, Hadrer•Tada, Hamm, tad Bateaux).

MINERAL OP nil LATE MIKE OP NORFOLK.

(From the West Seem Gazette of this day.)
Dm.* the past three shays the body of the late
lausaled Duke of Norfolk has been lying in state in the
Iffiesey d Azondal,gutle. The library is situated in the
nerthieetwhig of this old baronial building, and is an en.
esedlngty ear, measuring 117 feet in length, and 35 in
the iais was hang with black cloth, and
darkimad. About 1,001 yards of cloth were
lin .777thh puree The library is divided into two
parts, the eau dwhich there are four beautifully
carved arches ht ffiyanieh mahogany, two recesses
being formed on either side, and here rested the coffin oo •
pedalled, covered with a magnificent pall of black velvet,
and bordered with gold. Around were placed the arms of
the sable here of Ilowarii, on white satin. Resting on
the coffin was the ducal coronet, oa a cushion, and here
was the Earl Marshal'. baton. The room was lighted op
by several very large wax candles, and in itself had a very
greed appearance ; the whole roofing being of the gothic
style in mahogany, beautifully carved, while all
around is a balcony of bright brass railings. This library,
it may be mentioned, is designed much after the style of the
aisles of the Chapel Royal, Windsor; and mow being hung
with black cloth, and decorated throughout with gilt,
lighted up with massive candles and candelabras, the whole
hail a highly imposing appearance.
On Monday evecung the Mayor and Corporation of the
town of Arundel were invited to attend the melancholy
aeremooy ; and also the members of the Rifle Corps—of
which the lamented duke was formerly captain. These
gentlemen plumed through the apartment at about six
o'clock ; anion the following day the public were admitted.
A veal number of people visited the apartment, the Ma.
Junky of whom cherish a feeling of the greatest love for the
dreamed nobleman. All were naturally struck with the
CrDem of the acme. Ceremonies, in accordance
tre catholic rites, were performed at certain intervals,
and high mess was held at the catholic chapel during the
Tuesday.
The coffin in which the body of the deceased duke lies is
made of the beet English ask and French polished, and is
thickly studded with brass sails, bearing the following in.
ecriptioa on a hear plate:

Deposit=
ILENRICI GftA.NVILLP DUMB NORFOLCUE,
Qui
Ilitibas Sancta Matra Eeelesise Muslim,
lo Fano Snake Catarina Vupnr et Martyry,
Piiaime Obdonnivit in
IL I. P.
fetus Nov. vii., tinectivr.
Obit. Nov. stir. igneous.
The remains of the noble duke ;rill be interred privately is
a new vault connected with the new catholic chapel now
Molding, to form part of the castle. The ceremony will
take plea. this day ; wad none but relations of the late
duke, cod the members of the household, with the excep-
tion of three kings of arms from the Herald's College, we
believe, will be allowed be Weal

THE BIRMINGHAM earns AID POULTRY
EXHIBITION.

(From the &maven's Poet of this day.)
The show still continues to bear a favourable
comparison with former years. The mossy taw et the
door yesterday was about &W., being XL is sums of
the Wednesday in last year. Tim umber of per.
was admitted on payment at the door we about 6,600.
Of the visitors admitted on working teen's tickets, SASSO-
bladed on Tuesday, and the greatest part of the remainder
(that is, 11,310) yesterday. There WWI taboo for the sale of
poultry yesterday, 73/. 3s. ed., • total of 7461.
lid. fur the three day.. Among the purchasers was
the Marchioness of Winchester, who bought the cup pen
of turkeys for fifteen guineas. Of the cattle consigned
fur sale, every heed, except four, is disposed of, though
further commissions may be received. The charity Fehuol
children ouly attended to the number of MO yesterday,
but tuvitattous for this morning have been given to the
schools which were absent. Should to-day fortunately
ivied up the exhibition with a 6ne Thursday, It will tin•
doubted'', prove one of the most successful that has taken
place in the whole history of the undertaking.
The attractive collection of dap WY eland to pub-
lic view on Tuesday evening lad, hewing gulag ita two
days continuance had a run of aura= width pet the ac-
commodation of Messrs. Brethes ton's lisipedieem to comb
double stress. At nom yesterday the dogs wee nearly all
dewed out by their owners, only a solitaryeelmel remaining
here and there to bark out his regret at bobs deprived
at au much good company. The number of pastes admitted
by payment was—
Tuesday

Total _ .- 7,970
The cosh taken et the deers, so far as thellgures are made
up, appears to bare been—lionday, 2101. ; Tuesday, 475 f.;
total, 48:4- . These sums cannot be relied upon en being
strictly accumte, but they are within a few pouods of the
mitt amount. With reference to ticket admissicar, no
particular report of the number it available. It
as estimated that about 1,000 persons were admitted
in this way, making the gross total of admissions 8,970.
The iimomatiou ouniben upwards of 260 subscribers, their
euutributiects naming from one guinea up to live. Such are
the results that have been attained silka, the inauguration
of this alum.

The sums awarded is prime amounted to 1801., six
les &Doi and four five cups appearing in the list.
Th. yr 'see that were oQered, but not awarded, were at
about ttW. in value.

BAlteit:lLA Tel THAI NAVY. —The prejudice
%pest Lenora hes, I eat glad to soy, at bat 'ar-
cuated, and, shires I do not speak free aurora
1 Warr I way safely rate that the Bask
of Admitaky bass decided as hers the
legislature the Esser of carrying oat this moat
&enable of all beadle for tie navy. The hulks
bare bore truly called the curve of the wry. 1
Thusegh the barrack eyries, if tarried out with a pisses
bead, men will be dor be popularise the navy Ora by say
alber seers ;it will s. pores better recruiting agar
t lie Kt beery, and I believe it it the icily ars
whereby yea will ear sae dirminal from the revise
as Not dreaded puniiimani that can Le iedicted. The
bseraltspeier will give the Wilt, a buns near which his
Weep SIM erre, ctrl where, by being inured a !bled pur-
lieu el bin merrier is the rearm be will ace the certain
CT=el • irmilegibil per tire fur peusius is
erairy. The Urisik-bone will afford many
coriere Mira eakaowe to the ribs, and 1 treat that
Flra es leave fur tie diet way dud a night's
AI tree if he wishes h. Madly allOOCiiikeewill
inal this champ ia Ids audition, resulting is
deriplia• and god ardor. sad an esprit dc curl* which will
tare She nary r a eisliasive palm to that raadard
whisk the eor4y dersads. sad raised more in its after
enroqeseer to tie credit of this Bard of Admiralty who
ahead this Wore; Bre say ether rearm the navy has
ever eaporiesced. —Urge from kaar-Admiral Elliott to
the Tiers

1111116ONVICT Ana. PADFIULD.—There ground
fee bellevisi the abseils ef the city of Leashes will thin
(Thereday) amine, b dirge of a painfuldiety imposed
es thane by usage, if sot ako by law, attired at the giw.l ot
Nemesis, and sae user to the young woman Aane Padfield,
now seder redeems of death, that they have fixed lluethiy,
the Mb of December, for carrying out the sentence. It is
enstornary to make • eowitouMeal ion to that effect to
;MOONS a:striated of • tariffsl emu., on the sett day
after seateece it passed ; but m this instance the convict
was so pevetrated with grief, and her appeals for mercy
wens* beartreeding, toes the sheriffs at lest recoiled
hen en distreemag a duty, acid, from a feeling of commise-
ration towards the primmer iu her deplorable condition,
delayed its pert...rename for a few ,gays. The prisoner he.
msde certain statement. to one of the sheriffs, and to the
..timtly of Neegute, teuthug luculpate oilers in the
murder, whod. the hone secretary ha., directed to be ivy.-
t,,„t.a ; sad at is uodereto.slthat Mr. Sheriff Lusk att. oded
yesteeday at the Hume-cam us the subject. in the mean-
time the public wind apemen to be pained at the e
f did emostion el • mama. The mum of wlictsP
set
o
he
primmer was °melded is appreciated in all its atrocity; 4
the ISM time the stem( reememendeffiou of her by the
jury to any es the reeds of " her seduaticio, poverty,
sad meetal anguish at the time, and her previous good cha-
rter," in raimenitiered in connexion with it, and it is
also recollected that to the woman Mary Asa
and Celeaties Hummer, both of whom were co=
and ileutemied to death at the Central Criminal Court, In
April, ohs for drowoing her two illegitimate
ehildes* sear Uxbridge, and the other for murdering her
dagghter, • child of tee years of age, at Islington, the
ckmeacy of the mown wee eventually extended. it may
be added that there has been no execution of a imams at
fiewipte for army years, the last being that of • servant
girl, seind Browning, fee the murder of bar mistrals at
Westminster, to which she was actuated by the desire of
obtaining what she supposed to he a RAW' of Euglaed note,
but which, slier she ominutted the crime, was found to be
!oily_ a note of the " Bask of Elegance." The waviest Akan*
Paittrid, after the Ant paroxysms of grief consequent 011
ber seotemei were ores, bees:-_ cly calm, and in
that stele .he still rietries •