The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

TM apart no. gave judgment, h Adis( that ho had, awl
discharged the role.

COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL-Juza 4.
BUtIINISIO OF Fill COU&T.

At the sitting of the court,
pt.lim. Lord Cam bell rid there were no owes for argument, none
he been ht in since their last sitting, when ell the
am lad been I of, with the excepti as of one in
wed& Mr. Jostles pow woald now deliver the jnitg-
mat of the nowt

TES 4171.1 N V. MORALSOX.—JUDOXINT.
Kr. Jostle* Cronyism delivered judgment is this ow.
The Weeper bad his ladiceed for eteallag • pawubroka's
ticket or • warned toe the delivery of goods, or •
piece of peper, bikes Kr. Berea Marta, and woe famed
guilty, bat the lemma Judge reserved the point whether the
article stolen wee tiesen4set of Imlay. They were °fatal=
that the convicaon wm good. The pawnbroker's ticket
wm, in the °pietas of the court, properly dearibed es • war-
rent for the delivery of goods, and any pawn who Mole •
pawnbroker's ticket would be punished the sane es if be
Mole goods of equal value as those described in the duplicate.
By the 16th section of the Pawnbrokers' Act, say pence
who produced • depilate nut be coesidered u the 011111101
the goods. Fouler dm this the conviction was good, berm
the ticket Island to personal property of which the pawn-
broker was merely the holder for the owner. The °meiotic&
therefore wasgood sad meet he affirmed.
lord Campbell mid that, although he had sot beard the
si he telly comerred in the judgment of the court.
CsaiaLvictla alarmed accordingly.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Jun 4.
(Helm Mr. Commissioner Murphy.)
IN 11 0110102 KATMOND,-81MOINO Lrmints TO Tlll
OMINIMHOXIS.
Tho code of the Insolvent, who bolds an appo&traest Is
hie Majesty's ship The Liffey, was to b beard to-day, when
an application was made for a farther adjournment, on the
ground that he could not Imre the vowel.
Mr. Dowse, who apposed for traveralcrsditoss, Teetotal any
further adjournment. Already bad the inaolvent obtained
two months' protection.
Mr. Corambsionsr Murphy was not disposed togrnt any
indulgence. He could exam a wife's beliefs, but la this
met the insolvent's wife had bad the imprupnety to send
him • private note, and all be could say wee, that each an
act was an insult, and bad a lama dose such a thing he
should hays committed him for orate apt. Unless the In-
solvent appeased on Tuesday, or • satisfactory sfildavit was
produced that he weld not appear, there would be no farther
protection.

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IiLCOSIBA.

This insolvent, the late hew et the Lyosu near*,
applied for We deal order. Kr. &mood enpported. ♦ Ger-
pouter named Cove end two °then opposed. Hill, the wester
carpenter. stated that be engaged the wee at the thestre
but Kr. Falconer wee lleble

Mr. Commissioner Murphy said the prhicipkt wee eats-
bliabed and the parti. • were creditors.
Mr. tTood said Mr. Palmer had sustained considerable
lessee, bat paid ell h. could.
Au effort was wade by the learned Commissioner to get a
sum for the mew, but then were no maw.
The Court rid Mr. reicosse was sanded to his final order,
arid It we pentad.

TsE FATAL STABBING CASE AT BIIaMONDBET.....
WILFUL MUIDIII. Oa Saturday Mr. Sirjeent Payne
held as *suet et Guy's Hospital, on the body of Junes
ladder, aged 29. who was stabbed in • quarrel by his
brother-la•lsw, Jeremiah Coghlan, wader eirceumtanom more
than ones descsited Is the lispresy. A verdict of wilful
murder whist Jeremiah Cochlea eras returned.
ROYAL BOTANICAL SOCIETT.--Th• annual SAW-
bition of American pleats, airily of rhododendrons, km
the renowned nursery of Mr. John Waterer, near &phut,
which has recently been honoured with a visit from her
Majesty, Prince Albert, and other members of the royal
family, was publicly opened at the gardens In Regents-
park on Saturday aftermou. There WU • fair end fashins-
able company, and the promisee was gay enough until
about 4 oclock, when • tremendous isineterm, accommeied
by thunder, obliged the ladies and gentlemen there 11•0•111•
bled to take refuge in a hasty flight. The exhibition itself
resembling precisely that of Nat year, and being now ems
of the eamblisbed entertainments of every mason, does sot
call for any description. No language indeed can do jostles
to the gorgeous display at rich and delicate blossoms of
colossal size, end the magnificent varieties of form and colour
which an mimed together in that epees beneath the ow-
vita occupied by some hundred different specimens of one
superb plant. A more briniest spectacle It would be difficult
for art by any means to create than I. produced by the
tuned grouping of these grand dowers, in which nature,
as by the skill of the cultivator, hes realised such a pro-
digal diversity of beautiful effects. For an hoar or two,
whilst the sun shone, and it wee possible to remain In the
open air, the ordinary features of them pleasant gardens also
afforded mach enjoyment, enhanciel by the military musk.
iverylltdrag about the place is cow in exoslleet order, and a
'Ask there la an infallible refreshment._

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TEI CIILIENLAND FISHEZY.—PiTERHEAD, JUNZ
2.-The Sophia, arrived off this port lady from Gwenland,
»porta the following versals :-Actlye, with 1,000 male,
29th April ; Alert, with 400 male. Bth May ; Brilliant. with
300 meals, 4th MayW - Clem, with 900 mats, 26th At!•
Colombia, with 400 as, 17th April ; Commeros c
26th April ; Dublin, clean, 16th May; Elam, with 3,000
erabs, 16th May; Wiz% clean, 14th My; Fairy, with
700 emlo, 26th April • thwat, with 600 am* 29th
April ; Kars ohms, Mat 'May ; North of Sootimrt, olmo,
16th My; Maziethien. with 1,600 seals 6th My; Neut-
rogena., okra, Ifkk May ; Forams, with 100 seals 29th
Aptil ; Pelee, with 1,600 mats, 29th April ; Beaulaticen
elm; 16th May ; unbm, with 800 soak, 6th My; Victor,
dean, 16th May ; Xantbm, with &Y./orals 29th Aprfl ; A.
Barmy, dem, 3rd May ; Betorpriar, 1,300, 29th At ril ;
Moak% risen, 16th lay; Sovereign, clean, 16th May ;
Velem, dem, 16th May ; Abram, clean, 3rd Mae ; Assn
led Kay • Imbeat, 600. 4th May ; dem.
ard May; Sir Cohn Campbell, elms; lane, class.
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