The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-03 00:00:00

After ;owe fluthre evidence, the rimer wee renanded.

SHOCKING MATH or A YOUNG LADY.—On
Saturday Mr. Payne, the coroner for the City of Loudon and
B.aaeurrk, held an lacteal in the Board-room of Guy's
Hotel, respsedng the death of Mime Mira Tabour, aged 16
I ear.,
.:d 'l4aPia=l7lrd • wiall-n'
e s Ad1:1-
wars as Timaday night, the 27th alt., alarmed LI the mast
piercing obrialui for help, end cries of "Fire I" twining from
the parlour. On her faiher entering he found his daughter
wrapped in fire. Mu Tabour was extrleated from her fright-
-141 position and the Dames extinguished by her father, who
was touch burnt about the bands. Every assistance wu
afforded to the sufferer, but the injuries ohs had received
wire so Intensive that she died on Wednesday. The cata-
strophe was oaused by a opuk flying out of the Ave on to her
muslin dress. The my returned a verdict of " Aockkntal
death." - .

—•-•
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Saturday morn-
Bruoe, is oompany with • gentlemen named
AUoroft, was passing the level crowns on the Union line of
the Boatmen Commies Railway, near the Ardtelgh Marion.
both gentlemen unfortunately being deaf, they did not hear
the sous of the approaching up Male, which come upon them
helm they cleared the line. fir. Bruce was struck by the
Wee of the engine, and heeled • distance of forty yerde, the
engine again striking his body, and the wheels pales over
both legs, cutting them off. His mangled remains were taken
to the sulks to swat an inquest. Mr. Allcroft had • met
narrow maps, the engine brushing his clothes and teartng
away a portion of his cost.

--rfWOPENCE.

JLITRAORDINdIY Bcll►lll d COUNTY COUNT.
The following extraordinary IMO is reported to
Pave taits• plate at the Bow Comity Court en ,y
eat of a judgment turnstile In the ore Of "Sorrell
v. B " Omelet Storks beinahlpiege
The slAhits,,ia Mild Bow, who had
' recovered U. Ile. Oda. Si goods eh to the defendant, an
, extrabior fa fle Witt India Dab. Ditradant did not
Yr. DUIs. Wet* of Orreyietrset, Jar the plehatlff, asked
for the coonnitniest of the defamiestio prison. •
The Imige—lt la as shinotrabk system, this system of
im-
prlaoarat ke debt. 1 bold the aqyatom to be diaosonrable;
midltleismhemmingapndpuuasrt. UM attsteing a
mistral peaiehment to the maa-peslbramie• eff., atoll eon-
heat. Impriemesat for debt is a greet thing for the profit
of the agent, who kids she liberty it the aubjem fa oneband
sad asks for the mow Nth the other. I have a great ob-
Jamie% to mediae a litriish metros& to gaol. The itelatrtare
led Awe striated imprlecesinser kr debt • bat they are a
cowardly legidamm, • emranay let, lad they have not done
It. The MU wee latradeced harlrberly la the house of pulls-
meet
Mr. Webb—Tour Hamar has already Intimated that yon
120 t moron stolthefraud is shown. I can show fried in
this mar

.Islo—MO•orit—l ham laid donp tide. I say lam op•
posed to hspisamossat for debt; bide to no goal libilievar.
Mr. Webb—Tour Roam I. amply $ sauntroonrUedp,
sad on slastahasr the law as you find It. Toa *mums
exercise legillathre Meehan
lila
-.Vaal
is an easy mods
Wellatil om*tile Übe ay whir.
tare year Balsam is berme se rstrbis eosin arm
His Honeer--That IN begging the qmstios. I believe,
from the marginal note to the swim of the sat of parliament,
ibsit woe the inthmien of the legialartue to do away with
tatOissamest for debt. It has been done away with in the
superior °ports, and why not be done any with in the petty
aura 4 law?
After a ray animated and somearbet personal discuasion
between the Judge and fhe solicitor, the latter gentleman
saM—Thie dshadant has the MINN of paying, but will not
pay. The intention of the legislature wiU bsa as horn, tire
If the plaintiff has not some remedy graham his debtor.
Hie Rotionr—lt will heoome inoperative ea !sr thatmar-
oho of the power of ormonittlng goes. In tire or Wee owe
I have already,refased to coMmit, and you can go to the Court
of guesses Beech for a mandamus.

Thtimakitill wee Oise easeeleed, sad stated that the
was for di. Od. fsr clothes supplied to delsedsat,
who had • relay of 1301 • par.
Mr. Webb—As the law now steads you me bound $o ad-
Wads* ft. DeOsedset was adored to pay this debt by Metal-
seseta, mad three time have Jed/meat 51101100170.1 been taken
oat, sad when elders for cammitasest have bees made the
smears ham beta paid up.
Hr Hussar—Ltepriesentent for debt is spinet the sphit
of the You am go to the court above. I have a seat
raepeaclMtliJ Hamra as me.
Mr. Webb—The responsibility is thrown on you to
commit tar parson to pima. He has Teams of payment.
'sad re are boned to anomie.
His Heipur—Thu yen can apply to the Court of
Queen's Beata for • mandamus., and I will make • special
ream to it.

Mr. Testis,, ea raker of the court, proved that the de.
Student was in the habit of getting drunk trerly every
night.
?alga-What have I to do with hit habits? The
_power
of arrest might sot to exist is the age In live in. Hama
away with, it would sleet the bonus' of this court.
Mr. Webb—Yea, when people found they need not pay
they would soon get into debt. (Laughter.)
His Hosour—The legislature have spoken with great
authority on the subject. Am Ito commit bemuse the man
is fu the habit of getting drank ? (Laughter.)
Mr. Webb—Your Honour refund on the MA court dry to
aommtt say pout, sad there are to-dry sixty judgment
mumnonaes to to hod.
Hie lioneur—l will get rid of the 60 persons on tha same
principle at mot if you hie. I shell not commit.
Mr. Webb—l should advise the tradesmen in this district
tette careful in tdviag trust.
Ilia Honour—Let the creditors take oue of thematic's.

Hr. Webb applied for the return of the hearing fees • but
hie Honour said that was " rather shirk.," and refold to
make say order.
It another cue the plaindff said—lf your Honour does not
oomph to prison. what is the utility of coming here?
Hie Honour—No *Wily at ell. I do not mein to mad
people to prison any more.
Plainoiff—W hat will become of my mousy?
His Korioer—You will probably never have it.
Plelariff—Do you cell ',bespeaks ?
His Honour—l have laid down a general principle. and I
am that principle. (Loud laughter.) The ligielettire has
taken away the power of traprieoning for debt.
Is a thire case his Honour again related to commit, and
plaintiff exclaimed—How shall I get nay money ? Wnet shall
Idol
His Honour—Go without. (Laughter.) The polaris not
going to have defendant's carcase.
In no owe was an order for controltment made.