The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1659.

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INSOLVENT DEBTORS COORTO.4II/01/Sr 111.
(dein the Chid Ceswaledear.)
IN hi WILLI/At ROMP? lit Ala
diThis imoltant, who had bar la the am, applied to be
eher ea his lambs war el peurellei
Mr. Lass,ea Way. uppered dr seeditor, sad Mr.
drew Levi (lava lad Laub, dee espied ; Mr. Reed
:romi,sairt eeird
teldawasjeasther
bleselresell,basit vas •
Rear
neared • emerdei Re we it Wit le Red •
et Napalm le the el sal rem es lea=
aMt of wary. The prim dld sod lame *Oki
MU Lori add be MA • ;wren drain.
It rue dared that dr brelwat la WI veer a leek *-
Med la der* kr•Draw " rid NO espies wee la the
blab et the *Mew, Mr. lbe. le whew be WA shoe a
MA=wee 1. 171, and gall a • laths. Mae
IVhen add by Mr. Meg&
Leeds sebartted that thresh the wow d dr
rablibizt tire had bore a " brine rd restreed the
ere et ea who hod ?staidWide, sod roe
mile •
Mr. Reed maredal that these rusarlfresad Sr the
R• wailares who wale • "sold be
abe Greed Odd Crarledesee, eareisailly
the rade ea raiser, wail be Rehr to the
res. (A rusk)
Corwledeasr—Aadelesl6.llares (Lawbbs.)
The Court wee we depred le easilet the bemire% a
trader. He yes amen thee queer dirge hid haw dew, bet
Who rlabled dr pelet le Mee r% it would tam lath* that
asM, OW Vila trill Slagle pumplike real be Made
Ha die brim*
Hie.rid, eater he bad tome deeded arse the
Modrese reed go, sad the prat weld be agar istadoerd
ea the dey et lbw*.
The wort sat to a late how.

!et tlst oe sioss se sem Cliassery Alio w• *OW Way
Inowiel loM plostoly mertiod, eal to nava owl whip it

lihr. W. Teets roved that the damned lady was poseinsed
of a sun of 17401., which wee hat oat MI ono
also bed a bib thwart in the wad WM. ffi sip maid
Hat In had known the datatnal a pot nay am
she always appeared to him to miry eteySaid,
At this stags of the case ths wes the Jury
kung, natal, trams to the Looks beast in tam
amp of the usual facers.
Vas court was adjourned to nine o'clock Instead of fay
usual hour of km.

THIRD COURT.
(Before the Common Scsiessit)
The August &Suess of this mast essamisced mesas,
telorethe Right Ike. the Lard 11.70,, David Wil-
iest Aire, the Cam= Stelseet, lb. Comssiolomer
Alderms Mr 0. Nemball, Mir B. Cazism, rem* sad
Gehelsk lisle sad Comfier, mad Mmes. Joao sad
Osse. smilreasra.
eemesimmesell the ere of Dr. essetbasel helms bed 6r
tee shire le Ibe Old Court, the colaskeks yes opined Is
tiY seurt. . . . .

'[Mint Wise( the calendar wiles the tame of 96
piers
The Cain ffsejeant in hie address te the psi Joey
said, he wee happy to inform. them that their Mei would
not be kin. Daring the period which Wakened else lei
weisa the ensmittele did not mooed the imp snubs at
Ws time of the year. Three wen saly •bw el tin mem that
oiled fat any meet from Ma taw they Mind. Thew
of the prkeenere were abirsel with merainuglinr, sad
ailhongti the dice woe • mine one the hear did not me-
set ray peetiesier keine. In erne histances •in lad
meek • wiry end the, In filing creme in anti with a
fader, sad the Mimi she mild had resuenited in
death. Is the two other sem the pitm had
bherass drinking, and Wm in igniting WM emit ssiegankte.
In sash of them ors, tt they ware andellei with the peki
hob evidesoe, they would Mm true bilk and hove the
guidon of Mit to be settled by the pity jiffy. Asst
case to which he woad draw their isies was that of •
sea named Hugh KeZtotto stocalidreipe with idankedy
=tin mined in the eantend"hous: as the "wcusts:n Dale
In !USAir:Mit am the permit to whom be Intended to admi-
nister the pits. Bhe was peeler's( sew soup and the
primer Kelly had placed some rapt of lead in • piece
whom Ise knew she would take it for the salt she was about
to pat hi the soup. She did se, end the oms-
=was that those who partook of the soup
very 111. The prissier had been heard to say
that he would leave the parties In question stiff. If the
Jory were of opinion tint the pawner placed the mire of
lead In the piece where it would be taken for the salt that
would he an Intent to feloniously administer the poison.
There was also ► charge of obtaining mosey be falsely pre-
tending it wee to present a teen:nodal to Mr. Alderman
Kiehl end a Mr. Corr, and one against • women ter the We-
dged/in of • child, but those offered no difficulties calling for
comment. There was one prisoner, Lyon Goldsmith, who
was Indicted ands the 263rd motion of the Bankrupt Ad;
and If they felt sordid that he had within three months of
by beaknaplory, on lalee pretense and not for the impose of
brow trading, obtained the goods named, thee they would
ries a bill. It espied that in May be obtained goods to
vie above LOOOl. upon Matesents that he wee media; with
hien Halmd. Them goods were sent to Glasgow, end
Vita • month wen big sad 2.5 per Dent. below We oat
pia. Thee wen ow come Nat by the coroner, and net in-
cluded in the mimic. It wee where • child had bees killed
by emu Mute beteg win fro= • The
thr.ogh •
apes which the Ali Wing. Me steam had=
off that way foe 12 yew, sad the party charged with Ms
death of the child was the , who lad teased off the
Seem, and before they eooldretarn • kill far
they met be satisfied that there wee some ciallablaws=
or commission upon hie pert. To him the miter MEW to
be in inddint.
. .

-77 e-it rad jury teen retired.
rfrahore Armorer, 49, tailor, was indicted for stealing •
picture nod some gooks, valued et 96., the property of
Thomas °maven Ibbett.

The prosecutor mossestsed a picture-dealer In Queen-street, City,
and had known the primmer above twenty years, be having
bass ha business in the City. The prisoner having been at
peresemica's shop, he (proseentor) after his leaving missed
the *Mrs, which was upm the same day soli at • ragshop
hs Cloth-fair.
TM prisoner said he woe drank or he should not have
lama It.
The prosecutor said that he believed it woo so. He had
known the prisoner many years se • respwiable ma; he
woe seeond.cousin to Burns, the poet; the prisoner's mother
was cousin to the poet, and his father's water waa bonny
Jane Armour. . . .

The Court oentenced him to 'even days' imprisonment.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Herr.)
Cohrly, 62, married, we indicted for taking away
one Charles Slater, aged eleven months.
Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. BWith defended.
The father of the child is a widower, Using in Adam..
place, Rothaltithe. The prisoner bad boss a nurse to the
child, and bad been so since April 18. Os the 11th of May
she went out with the infant and never owe back. fibs wr
Set sees again until the 14th of July, and she thou said that
elm bad drunk a little too much upon the day she left with
the child and that It had been stolen from ha. arms. The
child had never bees recovered.
' The jury devilled her.

M yes shod th Mei& one of the jute's me edema
Ida • rem blobll. owl tree owned tot bib
tbe spa dr. • wedbet Besdems Kt. ids Mblie,
bib
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la nub • Me wed slip el dee ft erie
ow NM maid • View= tut Ms be beepii
Abb GNP, II be ems onsibib Ikle• sod
ug aill bar bin pbkl Obiamissia bed so
alberble bet b imbibe Embry boo stving • wad Is
IYs ammdreizidi be
ettat eased jmy be.meeme.
OW% be Mr Atty. far doe Iseeediles; Mr.
Maw Amy" a chimaey-eweep, vas onskisi
ibis • glue et dimple from the maims d 14.
Mom Dade" educe be hid been %V se el=
dam". Immo ast dr time be
vase *Mar eldmirres.
Mr. Mew memo" Ida to be bud la pent eurvitate kr
dues yews.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.

Hairy !lode's. apprehraded at Lomas, county Armagh,
NARA by fihillingtorth, tat transits oMoto of this court,
Wei with obiaLkag sided dd* value 101., by &hely
that he hod birrt was fur the rains by Lord
Mr. Prat Worthy, of 67, loath Attdloy-Wert,_ sold the
pereeer,Vher atthe We he Wow to be is Lord llsawris
sinks, ems es his shop sheet the middle of May bat, and
mid he hel he. met by his lordship foe s lady's saberaddie ;
he shovel Ida owe et dr Wes of 101., whack, afar was
remade ta the pries, he took filmy, de&hg It to=
to hispili amount. It was subeequeally
that atatinasst wee bass sad that he had sot heat
mat dr repot,.
by By MrMown.. Derrka—Priocar dittiectiy said he had been sent
Lard
Mr. Bader sole f weeid be esosseery to have his lord-
s iniamee to complete the ewe.
Mr. Mama George any, the stewardorton 66, Upper
Brook-otrest, said his lordship was now at Malvern.
Mr. Bead= said it was distiectly staled whim the warrant
was applied for that any day weld be coavtakat for his
lordship if wanted. The are could not he Melted without
him, and he would remand the sat from week to week till
the 3rd pros., the Saturday before the widow, so is not to
detain hG lordship in town lamer than was ladlspentably
neoessaiy.

Kartin Ryan, se of Lstol7e;slately employed on the
works of the London Cies Company in Lambeth, midst pre-
sent as ".wile," was eherged with violintly emaulting
'Award Meld* and also with using threats and intimida-
tion to Waco Wm to leave hie employment.
Afar Mann the ease,
Mr.Norte• mild—What arhlEu.r wages at the= ?
Whnemi—Timaty-dour a • • week your
lir. Norton—And what been the wages of the
delindentf . . .

wit•s—K. was a stoker, and had twenty-nine shilling%
Nerton—And what did he " strike " for ?
Wknem—An increase of wages, dr. I think *ay wanted
thirty-Ave shillings a week, he end the others.
Mr. Norton—Was the defendant sober at the time ?
Witmer—No' str, he was evidently the worm few drink,
and I saw hum the first that he wanted to quarrel with me.
I felt It nay duty to acquaint the manager with what had
Upping, and he sent ms to this court to apply to your
worship for protection. I have always been Madly treated
by the company, end.' Mt It nebemy duty to do what I maid
for them. . . . . .

Witham Sly, a fellow-workman, who accompanied the bet
witner on Saturday evening, orroberted his aviaries la
Mr.
yeationler.
kdr. Jones, the chief encloser to Use coomeay, add that
for the lasi fortnight the neighbourhood of the harry bad
bona kept in • Mate of great disquietude by the modem< of the
men who had streak, and It required the sods* interfarear
of the police to protect the persons who were employed thin
from the threats and violates of thorniest who had thought
proper to abandon their work. The eamputy had mode west
they conceived ecutosesion to the *takers by ellowiwg nab
two Oats of beer • flay, and ware willing to do anything to
reason, but the demand the was so unzeromble that
they (the company) raid not under any obeareetances
comply with them, and the ecampertorrae • strike
In reply so the wogistratere gardens, Yr. Joon said,
the hours of work were asoir twelve hours
• day, Met out of theft they was sot actually more
then n home engaged, and further they received 29e.
Wilk. la imadaelem Kr. Jesse sea he felt it to be a matter
of duty to Meted to protect the workman, and wee extremely
sorry for the cause. He alao felt sorry for those who had,
without sufdalent reflection, abandoned • good enrptoyment
and were not sorry tor what they did, and would not wil-
lingly retain to their work ; but others had been employed
in their stead.
The dehndant, in reply to the charge, said he was under
the Intl are of drink at the time, and did not know what he
said or did. . .

Mr—. Norton rammed Ids surprise at the extreme folly of a
clam of men who were mote liberally paid for their work in
this than In any country he knew of, and who from their
earnings have bed or mutton for their dinnereclaily, allowing
themeless to be led away by designing and interested
persons. The workmen as • elms were, in hie
opinion, very well paid, and he oontreated ;heir earn-
ings with the miserable Ottawa snowed the pollneoon-
stables, who out of the 14 home wars obliged to be on
duty for 16, for something WI, he believed, then 205. a
week.
The complidnant expressed • hope that his wonelp would,
as the present was the delnadent's lint 411108. aid INS
lesiently with him aa be could.
Mr. Noreen observed be should very much wish to do so,
provided he saw him (the defendant) sofilatently conecioesof
the extreme folly he had been frailty of.
The defendant said he was very sorry indeed for what bed
taken place, sad would willingly resume his employment if
permitted; but Mr. Jones, In reply to the magistrate, said
De could sot of himself undertake to petunias say snob
coomaion, especially as he had every reason to believe that
he (6efen4eat) was one of the most violent amongst the
turmouts."
Mr. Norton said that fa omorlderation of its being the first
ere, he should deal with it omnisciently than the defendant
deserved, sad that less by senteming him to three weeks'
bud inborn.
Mr. Jours begged publicly to movie the company's and
his own thanks to the polio. of the L divistm for the invalu-
able mentor they had rendered them since the strike of their
men, in preserving peace and order, and protecting tline on
the premises.

WANDRITORTH.
A young man. named Henry &yoke, living in Church-
street, &mere-town, appeared to answer the oolnolaiotof
Mr. Retry Cosoombe. on behalf of the Brighten Railway
Company, for nalawfully stepping ont of a carriage while
the train wee In motion.

The defendant said he must plead guilty to the summons,
bat when he stepped out he thought the train had stopped.
He wen Ming out when the train backed.
Edmund Wier, porter at the Balharn-station, stated that
on the 2lat ult. the defendant arrived in • second•olase ear-
siege of a treln from London-bridge to Pimßoo. While the
train was stopping the defendant opened the door, and in
s=r.tut slipped, and fell between the platform and the
Mr. Derma—Had the train stopped?
Witnees—No, sir.
Mr. Dayman—Then the train had not stopped, and was
keeklai when he got out.
Witness—No, your worship; the train wen in the act of
a when he opened the door.
Vilaymea—Thd he receive any injuries from his fell P
Wltnese—He said be did not.
Mr. Derma (to the defentant)—Well, it is very forte-
nate that you were not killed. It is a very dangerous prec-
dee to jump out of a train bef we It has /mopped, and if any '
aooident had occurred the company would have been held
responsible. The company are bound to protect the lives of
the peareagers, anti therefore they ought not to be placed in
any adverse position by such dangerous practices es these.
Mr. Brown, one of the railway officials, said be believed
the defendant had a very narrow escape of being killed.
Mr. Dayman Seed the defendant le. and 2e. 6.1. costs;
and said he hoped it would act as a caution to him for the
future.
The money was Immediately paid.

A SERVANT CTRL COMMITTED TOM CHILD-107e
OlL—Mary Ann Gibbons, • girl of 16, was charged before
the Liverpool magistrate, yesterday with the wilful murder
of a little boy 41 years of age, belonging to Mr. aod Mre.
Thompson, of Conway-street, Evertor.Thompan is an
°Meer in the loeal police, end the prisoner lived at his home
es a sernmt. On the 21st of July the bole boy was missed,
and late the SUM night his body woe foetid float* In the
Leeds and Liverpool Canal, about two miles from Thompros's
home. The oases was brou;ht berme the coroner in • day or
two afterwards. and Gibbons arrested, but after bearing the
widows the jury returned an oven verdict. Sal
investigations, however, by the police resulted in tr Ere!
very of • number of circumstances which tend to chow that,
either ass Filarial or on agent, Gibbons took part in destroy.
log the &U. Them circuinstaores were detail/It before tee
magistrates yesterday, and, though the prisoner will be com-
mitted for trial at the waiter, • formal adjournment was mad*
until next day.

ROBBERS AT THE CLYDESDALE BeNir.—On Wed-
oesdeLarnoon, at five minutes to 3 o'clock, a theft of a
very character was committed in the Clydesdale Bank,
Quien-steset. A nentkman had wonted on the counter, at
the apace opposite one of the tellers. 4801. in notes, and find-
ing the SUM correct, be pulsed the bundle over to the teller,
who had the money of at haat three poetise lying before him.
The oedemata then began to write hie ' paid In slip."
and during this operation twice paw his money. On
looking a third ewe he thought his money was gone,
and pushed aside the person nett him to get at it, when
to his astoniehment he was informed that a man had pushed
in, and blting the bundle from the counter, bad gums out of
the bank. The gentleman and his informant proceeded to I
the door of the bank, bat nothing could be men of the thief.
Information was immediately even to the pilot, bat as yet
no trace of the depredator hate best found. The mousy con-
eisto of four 1001. notes of the City of Glasgow Bank, two
201. notes and two 61. notes (believed also to be of the City
of Glasgow Bank), sod 301. in small notes of various banks.
The thief is described u being a man from twenty-fix to
twenty-eight years of age, fair hair, fair and rather fall face,
slight brown whiskers; deemed in a dark eduction met,
light trousers, dark wide-awake bat and carried a plaid on !
his arm, thought to be et a drab colour. In this case we
have another argument in favour of an alteration, in some
way or other. ot the pretreat telling-room accommodation of
our bank.. Here was a gentleman who, notwithstanding
that be had placed his =cosy several feet from him to the
side of the tulle', had his money snatched away—the theft
unheeded by any who saw it. A mixed of 501. has been
offered for the apprehonsion of the thief; but it is more than
improbable that, though he be got, the mosey will be forth-
oowing.—Glesposo Joierwel.
THE CAM'S IN SCOTLAND.—The cereal crops in
Scotland are light, and will be rather below en average, bat
the quay promisee to he very hie. Barnet has commeamd
in some silks meter districts. The potato mop is good, ma
Trite free el anew
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62.11Yrn• meta( of et ta the pound). he
dumps he saw; sad wrens to say Taegu *ashen la lise-
Mad ea erei hs..--.oNat On est toe la ; sedzem Mee tor tuft
ISMS essi=mear dm sr esallty. at • n•notioa;vaelloa Oleo ear
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MARKEZS.

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TALLOW.—These vas but little scarily is the tall=
market lest week. La consequence of the emsaty of to,
tallow the dammed for foreign improved. Noronha=
primitive rat= lower then on Monday last, the Rusin
speculators, upon whose ion the pies= aoraparatteefir
high reap cd vices , not having boss bums. Proms
StPetaraborg we hear of 'decline in the pis to 64; epet end
fai dimwit, but a comspooding adman be the exahimse to
34. Des market has remained quiet to-day, end dome—
Spot, new, 66e. ; ftee. MI.; rough fat,2a. lid. ;
Odom sharp, 64a. too& ; beef, 63i. 6d. M 64a. ; South Arne-
rkan, 63i. to 63a. ; town 63a 64. net cash; Sep-
tember &D airy, ids. 6d. to 3d.OM. to Dec., Me. 60. ;
=irately, 66a. ; tallow, Blaine,n 62..; palm oil, as.;
Cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 42.. 10d. ; Ceylon, 41s. , Sydney,
, lees 21 per cieut.—(Prom the Circular of Maven. Smith
mad Charles, dated Monday waning.)

COTTON.—Lrvirmooc, ACOUST 16.—The sale, of cotton
to-day are estimated at 6,0110 Wm. A quiet market, at Sa-
tartlay's prkea.

CORN.—Camtums, Amours 13.—We hada small 'apply
of wheat at our market this morning. There were a few
sanipks of new white wheat decry good quality shown; prices
were as& the muse ea last week, with a fair demand. Barley
sad ads, steal, and demand good ; prima unaltered.
supply
A few maples of new barley of good quality were shown, and
sold seedily at dd. above the priors of old. Wheat, white,
nave, 18e. to 18e. 9d.; aid. 18e. to KM; red, old, 17s. to 18e.
Barley, new 14a.; old, 13A dd. to 14s. Oats, potato, new
Ba. 6d. to its.; aid, 10s. 6d. to lle. (34; comma, old, 9e. 9d.
to 10a. 3d. Flom, pr Naas, L. 104. to 2a. Oatmeal, 24. 3d.
to 2s. 4d. Blwasa4 la. 6d. Barleymeal, le. 6d.—Owliak
Jminsal.

AVOUST 16.—Tbe supply to-
- - • thaa