The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-30 00:00:00

mg =Mess THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1858.

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waMpees.iaitlMbbyMathtbeW sageliejMta
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mge lee bees segemesdM Maeda refiesam to
the am el Nem BM=
Asibladdi dm 'raly
to two tedieemeats by mot, the ail
that the erne el wee
eM ham. stimadhsleneee, eatll
geleisee mos 1411.. gal see Mt a
gese, es strlid, and that In edledes le SIN be bed a bowel
to the ta, end Nab awl estolo fond Ws. It appears aka
that the pigeon had fee If laeethe ss bed the manage-
ment of tlao greeseatore tows esishilimisea.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 29.
won ma. CO n MIL
to u 6110111011.
TM baskrept Wu • prorates =escheat of
Yillwe
shesebadere emeistal chat, is npply fag outwit= booms
weds with Me desk, to.
We yea the earateste scabs.
Mr. Begley. fee the arisen% °speak ea the yeast
that the baskrapt kid frashisatly Oftbeed s Ma of 100 i.
Iron *r. GIOI'IN the /wads seassee, with= a few deli of

the bankruptcy.
Mr. Lewis supported.
It appeared from the esteem* that the bankrupt. on re-
an tgtikt U. supply seesila lairs, 4,011..4 tura.Ural 1.41
for 1001. to usable him to taW the order, and Mr. Orem
agreed to make the advance, on the beakrupt's promising
faithfully to repay it on receiving pa meat from the owners.
The bankrupt concealed from lir. Groves. at ths Ulm. that
Mr. Devlin, of Leadanhall-market, had a judgment spinet
him for the balsam of an old debt. Mr. Groves deposed
that the beekrupt represented his debt to Mr. Darling as
mit eadesiling 161., while the bankrupt swore that he had no
alinamealiaa with Mr. Groves on **subject of Mr. Darling's
11,10. la the Nene of the precast year.
Ihn Ommaimilmer (to the bankrapt)—Do you mean to
Mom has perjured himself?
de.
Mr. Lomb pat in • sots from Mr. Groves to the bankrupt
dated amash subsequent to the bankruptcy, Inv tog the
latter to sell, and there " would be a mutual arrangement ;"
end a subsequent sots requiring from the bankrupt the
particulars of ea order for supplying certain ship, end for
which Mr. Groves was to advance the money.
lb. Groves admitted his haudwritisg, bat 'Waived that
he dedised having any transactions with the banknpl on
leen*/ that he war nuertidosted.
Rb Hamm remarked that unbandsoms conduct on the
panda moaner complaining of a bankrupt could not exempt
the beta beat the eoasequaeu of his own misconduct. He
eansibeed that the adduct of the bankrupt is making a
Noah, to Mr. Groves while Darling was persevering in his
salt earcated to fraud, end he moat reface the outificat•
(OW dam) for alas .cent s, sad withhold protection nand
the bas isept had imikugess is,. monks' taprimassent.
Peeesairm heel daps was great ml is Mr. Lune seder-
%bag to lodge ea appeal beim Umbrae of tea days.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.--Ocr. 29.

11111011 WOO CS= LION POLLOCIZ AM, to, ulna KILL
William Neer', 26, described L a club, woo hulloed for
steaks.; thus stung sans of Bs. 81., lie. &1., sad IL, the
moseys of his employer.
The prisms, was also indicted, with a pens eased
!award Relay, who woo eat ea bail, for ectaspiney sad

flerjesat Slue, who was mitalsily Malted to defend this
primmer, applied to laws tits sass tried list, bet fierlesat
EaUseable, who woe lestraded Va to readata the
promeatiot of both Maisissmelo. to this seam, sad
bleated opts the drew easimell may beteg dot Wen,
sad it was them sevaneed thee the ere tieseapkeey dwell
be tried the dm thin 48 nunday reorakre.
Mr. Elesjeaat Belkierdie (epudel4 retained) sad If r. T.
Salter appeased Ile lie peeteemtlea ; Mr. fleriesat Perry
woe epeeinly wanimed with 14. Bibles be due Omar.
The saw esempied the awl he mural been. but tbe
feats lay to a vary annew einem. mad it wed be emits
unseesesary to eve the evident* la heed. The peenewator
was Mr. .I.'Ns Walks?, whit, ft appears, canted em ea ma-
bonfire hula's' ea as ben 'manufacturer, sad ales s germ-
mast restrecter. at *dwell, Poplar. The primer Neer,
was engaged epee the promises as a wet of eimideadal
sink, at a salary of 21. pa week; sad 111 applumati to brae
been a pert of hie duty to hemp • wean leek mad seperla.
teed the clabanemeate to the workmen, asssedias to the
Mass they were employed. The prtremer,ll . was
dismissed from the meow ht 1864, bet la 1166, he
tessosala takes WOO the envies of the is the
moo gawky se before, red remained Wit has
1114. whoa leo wee 'gala discharged, ml ea the 27th et
that *whoa
le um taken late enetody, emit was eventually
emmanittea Mal with Poesy epos Ike moat sad other
drape. The particular cameo Imputed to Wm by tbe
poem* ballettammt wee, that We Imeleaces he bad serial
• law mime than the urethan sew Dually emitted ea,
ml kat la boa aka &mod is hie womb I. 489 has-
at• welpite moo of lad then ho had sully parehrod,
k* thaw ammo be had anbeasial aid applied to hie
an au the sum sesailimed la the ladlatameat.

Ni. Jobe Weber, the pramstrit, wee namlned es a
Menem sad M peaused the leek kept by the prisoner,
whisk eimmiesi the senile Maned to, sad la which it ap-
posed that there bed hem several mums, and he proved
that the laws seamed deleted by the prisoner had bees
=lthe theta Mtge= that were the subjeet of the
TM pr mg amMrated to a wry anon WOOMMllli-
sobs Yjfis. kerjeset Fars& aid it vas 'Mite' from Mot
that hap seem a away bad pored through the pri-
mmer % mad that the mem MOUS{ of the mown he
wee therged with eahmaling, mid which was the cabled of
the purest sad is ether ludidateat, wee ealy 3i. 9s. 6d.
It dee appeeed that Foamy, who ma fadieted with the
edema epee a Marge of eonspiraoy, had formerly canted
as awi y labilielve banner es a timber merchant, and
that he eed the promestor had had large trameetioss to
Mien tepee/. The prosecutor had been in
edam s i had made a compromise with his creditors
end pig Mesa &hilltop in the pound. Mr. Frosty,
it appeased, bad alas beans bankrupt, and his mi-
aow INN suing the proereator for the sera of
7,0001., whites they alleged to be dm from him
to te estate of Noisy, sad It was admitted
that acme of them dunes were made until this
claim was set up, sad it was also sot dialed that the primmer
was ant take& into custody until situ it was aadentood
that he was he be a witness in support of the akin that
was made ea behalf at Nam spied the pniailisMar. The
peessentor dada that he bed sore Mt 17th ilet la the pri-
mmer% face, eel odd Min that he ease a esseerbel for
giving infoemetise to hussy, but he adabled that be had
old tat he Emma Mbe horsewhipped hi la Girder to
Ida ; sad he are slurred that the prksera ha point of
feet, was es memo a hie having gra rare
inlansion fee
redrenes to bearer remealsos
shish be ourridered ought sot to haw glees
Ito re-csamimites by Mr. Serjeant Hallmark the prow
eater sold WS Me firs made a Inge claim ups the estate
of Fowl, mid the assmate bad all been referred to &shins.
dee, and there had also bun proceeding' fa Chancery In
emeezien with the dispels between them.
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premodor, and who was
mimed to the management aids busies, paned that the
satrice to the book wars in the prbeases bandwritimg. and
M also sea that upon thamialog the wages book after tits
prbenee's dismissal, his sunutisa was immediately attracted
to the erasers sat 'bandits, that had been made in it,
and he in etherquenes made ineskies which led to the pre-
test proseadings.
This witness was alas onMestad Is a bog ortio•azomination
by Mr. &dearth Pam, and he add be did au Mew what
tits primer was dread kr as who disabused him, bat
he admitted that he bend Mr. Walrur tell bit that he was
a semusdrel, or asassMiag very mach like it. He woe
aware that the psiswmttbai given some information to
Pansy, bat he did not commther telling hint on any orna.
dos that It was a gnat pky be bad given such information,
and that he might have bstma is Mr. Walker's service still,
if he had sot dews so.

Par7i, at the iris se tbe Cu. for the pew
emit% no jury for the piper, In a qua et
past diastase sod peer, sad be timed that the Merge
egoist Um bad dearly not bon node toe the penile al
tareingss NW *thank but an Ilio promos' loped
by Waft up Mb tramper limp mast tae phew to
Abdo sennelloo, sag tboopronot la hen babe wh-
om lo wpm of the skim that woo mile •• bash
ell the amen room Nano tho essoiea
Sent wilomem won man, ono pee the phone • pod
obseeMos.

The Lord Mist Bans hallos Hued up, theist,/ after
deineelailag for a eon/Womble time. returned • verdict of
andlle ups the emit* Worries to the poetises of the lead,
and lie weereherge mad* upon the promeestor la referesea
to taw lormsulice, and Cu. of Not Guilty spelt the other
tin swede. They at the sane time recommended the pe-
ewee M mem as aerostat of Mr. Welker having taken him
Mae Me wiles • mosedtiae.
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The add Bese;saidheWould postpone pasneg eentenee
eatil tbastber cam, la which the prisoner was concerned,
wee awn of.
Mind Cramp Bsrford, 47, was charged with attiring
heir flareed h. Bask of Begland antes, with hsteat to de-
fraud IM Gerareer and Compsey of the Bank of Begland.
Mr. Gael en Mr. Bayley eueducted the proenution.
There= appeared to have committed the onuses of
whin. waimered under rather angels, circusemeom
It appeared that he went to a ham end beef shop in Lead's-
hall-street, kept bye person nosed Day accompanied by en
old woman, wham he represested se his mother, and upon
four separate oceadoes, having purchased a small questa,
of ham sad beef, he uttered in payments forged 51 mote,
sad received the thane' end each time he wrote hie toss
same an made'm upon the note. He west maim to the
shop oa the 7th of Octoter, evidently with the late nisei of
mamba mother forged note, but by is Wise ithen
ameitaind that the other sobs leath tat passed
were
forgeries, and a constable was Net hr, sad he
wee gives fa chirp. The pikes.,dealand that he
was *stile' ignorant that ths motes wen bean, and said
that he had received then ben Mr. Cone a farmer at
Croydon, is payment for aline sheep, sad that if the 61.
sates were forged he had so doubt a 101. ens be had re-
ceived from the tams perms wee also farriaewevermede he wasted
to pull it out of kis pocket. The meats h,wend
sot allow him to do so thee, bat .pis kb sillammade
warned at the police station a forged 101. saes was lamed
as him. Inquiry wee eabeequatly node at e
and so such perms as Mr. Cook, a lumen meld Ll=
The Prisoner cronesamised the vitamin with a geed
deal of ingenuity, sad apparent artisans's, mad muse
satheeesent was excited by the toss is whisk be eked Melle,
the police mustable,whether he did sot appmenry alarmed
sad excited when he was told that the asses wain forged.
He also inquired of the constable whether ha thawed It
stood to mem that he should put he rut missend address
os the note if be knew it to be fogged.
Is newer te the new, the primmer asserted hie inn-
seam, bat mearelaat eased hie former statement relative MI
Ms having melted 941 oats from Mr. Cook, a tazam as