The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-17 00:00:00

IN 11 JANIS IRVING SCOTT.

This in/Amur, described as the editor, proprietor, and
publisher of TA. Reporter and TA. L 0411041 'tonsils, Now,
was further heard. Mr. Reel opposed tot Mr. C 0.,,,. •
bill discounter, sad by two creditors in pence, Mr. Taylor
sad Mr. Jesse • Mr. Mains supported.
The case essispied wise time, sad is the coats of the
Musky it ammeeed dull the insolvent woo the tint to Mart
a " peony" eartnpaper, which he said was saspuded in
maseguesets of his haprisiameat in Whitaaross•street
Prison, when his had boos mallard shim February. H.
west the editvr sad proprietor et TA. Reporter, which had
existed 10 years, sad as the type, *a., be had given two
bills of sale, as which some farther evidence was rtgaind.
Mr. Taylor, axe of the creditor", la penes, wee a creditor
for pestle& and wished to prove a ?radio's defuse, bet
his attorney was not in attendance. The other creditor—
Mr. J0t..,. licensed victualler, carrying on business wear
the lissolvest's ofilese—beld two cheques, shined by him, at
the Logician sad Westminster Bask for 121. odd, which he
had cashed to pay his as... The lasolvent said he did not
mead the cheques to Mr. loses, bat his foreman took them
la order to get mosey to pay the mew. Hs believed he had
shoat 261. is the beak about that ties. The cheques wen
sot paid.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips examined the basket's book,
and said It appeared the insolveat had money la the beak at
the time. _ _ _ _

tfitlasetely the OM woo odjoorned to produce evidenos is
to what had bees down wader the two bins of isle.

IN RH SEOUL/ HIGGINS.

This insolvent, a tails, who bad been " proprietor" of
the Chelsea and delessisptois Observer, who wee on bail,
applied to be dieohareed.
Than was no opposition, and the loanted Commiesioner
intimated teat it wee a queer thing to join a tails sad a
newspaper proprietor together in one person. After the
insolvent stood down preparatory to his adjudication of
discharge, it was mentioned that seven days ago the de-
tango" creditor had lodged the dim-barge at the prima,
and the guidon was whether the mart tad jurisdiction in
the case. _ .

During a pause on the points parson who said his name
was Beene slalomed to be a creditor for ten guineas for
writing his newspaper, whiab appeared three or four
tines and then ceased. He declared that he wrote the
whole piper, even the " Paris correspondence." The
insolvent senied that he owed hi= anything, and he only
eppeared because he would not advance his today half-a-
grown. This allegation was denied, and a seen* weaned.
A female friend of the insolvent declared that what wee
written by Reeves was " rubbish," and the paper failed.
A good deal of laughter was occasioned by Reeves de-
clarieg that he wrote the "Paris Conespondenes " is
Loadoa, as his landlord could prove.
Mr. COninialioolir Phillips ressarkid oa the deception
practised on the public—a person writing as frost Pub
whew he was is Leedom, end asking to be paid.
Hooves said be did ; and it was because he took the idea
hula the insoliwnt. (Rani of laughter.)
Reeves handed up two letters which he said ha had re-
studied front Lord John Russell. They were handed to the
Comulasioaer„ and he Wined to bare them read, as the
object was to parade certain high names before the public.
The case was about to be adjiarned for Reeves to products
some lettere which he said would prove his cue, and the
Commissioner seat the question as to the discharge to the
Chief Coinisilonmiel. The opinion of the Cubit Cumin..
'loner was that the court had no jorisdiction to bear the we.
Kr. Comeainioner Phillips informed the huolvest that he
had no jurisdiction to hear his me.
This insolvent express. d his regret, seeing the six weeks
Imprisonment he bad undergone before he got bail, and the
earns* he had incurred.
The can was struck oat, the emit having no jarisdkrtion.

This insolvent was a tailor la the tally trade, and the
court pee a judgment of fans months on ec-oont of as
eneownsodation bill. The cat. was nparted on a turner

An insolvent named Bohlen wee adjudged to three
smooths' imprisonment for putting a creditor to 231 lew costa
in en idiom for 211. By default the meta would have been
only 31.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER.
THIRD DAY.
(Costlased from yesterdays Evros.)

Mr. C. J. Desalinise said—l ousted at the post mortis
examleation of the demised, on the 26th of November.
The body was pale. One of the thumbs was drawn
into the palm of the hand, end the thwart were
tightly elencled ever it. The eyes were entorted.
The body wee very stiff, much snore so than the
usual stiffness of death. The liver was healthy. The heart
wu of the *sad else, bat eampletely emptied of blood.
The twain was healthy. I simian a small patios of
the spinal cord, sad baud that it wee perfecuy sound.
I took oat the etomseh sad opened It with
a pair of season The wanes this went on to eerreborste
the ening' given by Dr. Harland en to the manner in
white ibeibimmili and the iateetines and their caulk
were giesal he the far. Oa the 29th I opened the bedy
eon, sal Wheat the liver and kidney! and the spleen
end NIMI bleed. I placed thus is a stone jar, and covered
it nib Mews paper and sealed it, end delivered it to Mr.
Rare% the clerk to Mr Gardner. In constquence of
emeneltilag the prisoner bad said I took out the throat of the
dueseral,but I found soaker..
Crenessonised—ls !set of titanic convulsions, It is
supposed they are nessiond by a me affection of the spine,
nun is net always detected up. examinatioo. In cuts
of amass it is always usual to examine the spine. It the
✓endee premed sutheirstly apes the spinal cord to caution
inflammation It flight result in death.
Dr. Moulton said—l em a physician at Rugeley. Os
the 26th January I ands a post mortices examination of the
spied marrow and cord of the deceased. I found the
muscles of the trunk is a stet* of lenity, which I ascribe to
the decay of the body ; and it is not at all inconstant with
the statement th.t they were enamel, rigid at the tine of
death. The legs sad arms were namely rigid, sad their
peados we. pusher. I carefelly ozonised the spinal
cord, and if thus had bus soy MOAN I an sere I shield
have detected it. There wire granules, bat I consider
they were of so important*.
This vitae. wet sot 1-nee-szemined.

Mr Jolts Boycott said—l o clerk to Mr. °miner. the
'elicitor for the promeatiou. Os the 26'h of last November
I resolved ajar from Mr. Devotiebiro, soiled op. I tolk it
to Loados aad delivered it to Dr. Alfred Taylor. I alter
wards delivered a second* to the moss "atheism. I way
tot protest at the Impost on Mr. Gook. Os Tuesday last
when I was at t►e Rowley station Nest= sr& s comma-
deities to ma, and when we came to Louisa I took Mm to
Mr. Oudasr, sad bard km asks the slabs statement
to Ms.
. .

This witness was not ereerszeatiaed.
James Myatt said—ln November last I was pot-boy at
the Talbot ATOM Oa the 26th November I was ordered to
take Mr. Styrene to the Stafford station, and before I
started I waist hose to gat my tic As I was retain:deg, I
met the prisoner, sod be &Iced me if I wee going to drive
Mr. Stevens toStefford. I told him I was, and ha then
asked me if I woald aped them. He said before this he
geppeed I was going to take Umpire ; sad I said I believed
I was. He then asked me if I thought I could apes then,
gad if I °mild there was • 101. nate for se. I told his I
would lot, sad said that I mast go, as the hone was in the
Sy, Isaias for se at the Sts; sad it I did sot go some
one else would go. The prisoner told me not to be is a
hurry, for if say one else went, he would pay me. Oa the
following motaiag, I saw his agate, sad he asked me who
went with the By, and I told him Mr. &evens, sad I
believed one of !fr. 0 ardner's shako:.
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-11ril;ri;;;t81;4—:TitTi;trii;;Iisid it was s itsabiggiag
coodoro sod Ito timid dot Wad brooklet, Mr. Btoveses
I sock. did sot observe vitalist he had boon driaklog
or sot.

Ruseid Cheshire, who was brevet Irma the gaol to Rite
eildesse, seld—l was previously postmaster at Rapley,
aad lea sow ander imamate for baying read a letter. I
woe postmaster spends of sight roan. I blow the prboart.
We were schoolfellows toe/whim, and I hays lases with Ida
to rum three or (oar dame, bat I sever betted. I mat to
Snewsbary rims with him is 1856. It was the day Pole-
star won. I Monied to Easels, tie same might. On Um