The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1859.

VIE SYSTBUINE CASE.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Mom 8,. Commfricrair Goalbws.)
11 MAIMS WOILIALL TEVINS. STOOL ITCYANG

Tit "(SAC fIOSI.-IMPOSTANT • PPL 'CATION.

Mr. Breyer oared, oa behalf of Mr. Parry, marekaat, of
Brabtabraurt„ Philpot-We, titre a cant of 301, In du heads
of the oM.ldaorlgsee adder the bankruptcy of Trawls Wor-
rell Storm, stockbroker, of lb. Royal Exchange, be re-
stored. The following are the (-traumatism:tee

tdr. Perry had salvo td the baukrupt pith a cheque for
kV, se a deposit it) purchase 3,000/. Consols far ►ls,
and he got It cub• 1 on the dry of his bankruptcy, end the
setup passed iota the bawls of the official outgoes, Kr.
Ni, !sobs, who path it wish other assets into the Berth el
lie (Nr. Brewer), now asked that the rosy
should be restored to Mr. Parry, se the cleat to the ellebal
had gins. a chutes showing that the mute, was re-
ceived from the bankrupt on Mr. Perry's account.
Mr. Chidley, so solicitor for the sosigoese, sold that $
th...ur application was mole two mouths ago, sad
Honour directei that it should be brought before the mart
In the form of a petition. It was, however, now fully beim
the court, wad the cuturnstances were supported by throe

and ha (Hr. Chidley) had so objection he the
court &shag with the toweriale an the @lupe of a meths.
Oh Hot:oar—No, I wool! rather not. I believe you made
the epphrstion bleed.
Hr. Chit:Pep replied la the bervive. He appeared for the
amailbew

Honour—The application is quite out of the ordinary
cove. It is calling on the court to exercise its primal
Mr. Brewer—The aet says the application may ba either
by petition ar toot.on.
Rig Honoor—That is if the court thinks Bt so to dirsirt.
It is a virus application, and must be LI petition.

Motion dimalowl.
ac —ANOTHER BIALDEIeB 7AILL HZ.

'lbis was a sitting (0 choice of amalgam under the beak-
raptcy of William Beater, builder, of No. 3, rbilEot-plaoa,
gbootet'a-bill.

Mr. T. Neese, of Lower Thames-street, appeared for the
bankrupt, who dose to this coon and obtained protection
hem snot, upon his own Fetition, on the 10th nit.
The praltrainsers statement fa:Melted to Me. Nicholson, the
(111,:ol assignee, shows debt• umecured, 7631., and Garda
consitttinu f mock la trade valued at 190/., end kasehold
bosom at Grenville-perk, Lewisham, anti St. John's-plater,
Greenwich of the eettmated value of 1,0001, above the
=mate for which they are miertgsged.
After the ad mistime of nand peak Kr. J awes C.Corbett,
of Lewisham, stone-nos,., woe ohms seeigette, and Moors,
Butkr mad Cennlasts were appshied to Enke op the accounts
of the balloapt. The soma gable sooant to leveret
thoueand potuis.

TIIE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Till ss•u or Tin RUSSIAN INZAAST.
:,viislaa Te••••sitski, • Pole. wa obergsd, Wars Mr.
Stades. by sastber Pala Fait Salaway, with riesling •
area end War articles from We lodging., V, Ratlike*•
place.
It appeared ken the pram-Woes ststaarwt, that the pri •
Karr had 6•lded with bine, the two eersirylag aroma Jaunty,
sad • lew days sass Its let, sad dozen Me (proasater's)
sliesses Kari ea Ms roses, sad tea sway • twat sad moral
mbar Wish% mB2l ea sandy bat nreetiag ltia Dear

Ldesetee-eqeire. les pee Ma tau; custody.
The piestratar, who ileseribel 'merit on the oharge•ebeet
le Whet of hertelele a, berg headel to the see ktreto four
ot are wax impreoetuse et itut reek of the Ramiro Embery,
ols!ch the ptkoo.r heft kft behind him *lea be left 4•
lodgfai, awl e hick clJobtltwe sane &vs tam krt some
tarrlmf P.l*.
Ilsedta .14 he shoull mooed the primmer, rid
direaled tke sonsfith!• to Luke the Impre.kons of the mil to
Iliabeary, and to shoo them to some ot the
eatieddis drew, Palate tees wee recoesded, so that
If asesseary some one ounlJ smut oo thew et °cosies Wits
dr Wrest mem *ovals' ap.
prieotter Wee this remit:4o.

WESTMINSTBR.
CIIIIIITTAL or a DIARIPATIO MOTRILL
8•14.4 8011, • woman *Km( 35 rare of as., sit& Go Yr
foot is her *row woo rimmed with briogilrook aatd risiotas.
(keno &agate, 238 8, roid—At a quarter to I l IMs
I woo no deity to Bood•etrert, Cholera, wilts Noy
woo maid to a crowd of or room. I then (Quad ft wootrosoiel
by rho defoodaat, who was allowing, hallootog, sad osaltisg
• groat sow. Uwe hoohoad triad to gee her away, bit she
Iti4 sego, and woo ow* visitor, ao I was oblige/ to take
boo to do oration.

-11;. inbali=Maa alto shank
Paliaamaa—Vay drank.
Mr. Arnold—klad aka tba iahat 'Le la sow wryly' la
bat anus at tha flaw?

—istilcaat;;•—iUu WA MI bock with It.
Mr. Arsokl (to detract tut)—What ban you to say to
this t_

it•feitime—l seem was allerild by Iqa sr brtaa. All
W wee • alma of pia sad a Ilk Ma, aad rt 0111INGIODO
W. Arnold —You haw* Melt Frond to he,, boss very
emit, with ea infant is year time
Detradtat—l
abildreaModal aced to pt &mak with • featly of
six young .
Mr. Anwitt—Nol while having ewe is your MOM I Mw
so pity temartile • wawa who ma rood act herself Is such a
way. I r.a cinaceive witting mote deerading thaw a muffed
woman. sub ea (alma fa bet era, wbo etay be kil4d or
airioruly +Naiad by her Istolleahoe. Too ar• examined
for ea•rn days wittiest • dee.
Committed exerdlagly t e her evident, great sarprbc

C ‘LLOrT CONDCCT AT RIITL.—Sii young ladies,
•iew eyeliner. ego, If. their h drags at lila fe•hfonribi•
Wd.k watering slam fur the purpose of *vying a bettor,
bat as &night; at the water rely as. 'meld vesture in the
rest waxwing to oft on the botch. After laviag brim la
the water for ~as time, the was soddenly solid while Me
trump, sod all her aoispeakess were too timid Is reader
owietescs. Jut at lila lime • young Coosa named Tyner,
maid to Moe &Mine, of Wrexham. hams** lobs prwelag.
sod oe weir* the lady in the eater in a dyleg Male, at woe
e. her harieteace, ant in a rimer tiros socceedell 18
heingnsi her eaftly to tend. This was dose at the rhat
Mies Terser'. own life. fur she bed been aridly aarbldtles
to Nab. by her medical Weeper, savog jot recovered from
a severe Massa.

METCIUII OF IIII•Lt HARVEATFRA.—Thu hart
snows to Is soneladrd in the Meter muster% as sue na
catding straw from Esiistall sod Scotland lands ipso oat
(pays aussbers st Irish reapers, ritonsiog to tbs:r houses
sad fsmollss, wantons sod sad army tr an the honest SW
of the Som, no d.ubt with their p ukets Hoed more sub-
stnatlalty then when thy took their deprture. They be-
lose, generally, to the commies D.try and Dossgal.—
Bajost WAio.
SALE Iff THE Lttcs Direlltee.—On Tuesday the
sale of the lasagna% sod grounds of 13eleiteld, the reeMenee
of the Baronet, de ilt.ititargia, situated at Soleness, on the
Lake of Windermere, took plats at the Royal Hotel,
Bowrege; Mr. E &woo, of Kendall, awminoe,r. The
attendencs was large sod Wady respectable. The bidding.
emu...a, rot at 5,000 t.. offerri by Mr. Frank Crowley, of
Hablas, M.F. for the West Midis', and went up at 5001. a
bid rib P reached 7,640/. Beyond this sum the offers vitro
100/.. with three sz.witione, rich lime, till It was easily
knock.' down at 11,6,01. Tim eotoretitius from about
IMO!. to tbe Baal dose woe between Mr. Crossley and Mr.
Tia,ottoott, of the firm of Heywood and Thompson, beakers,
Liverpool. Mr. Thompion &r id 11,3001. The biddiap
wire rapid; the sale comwerming at four, and rescinded at
hall-vat The Wapping la splendidly furnished, sad the
pa:thorn bat the Iptium ,•Ir taking the habitats at 3,4141.,
or st sash a SUM a. two valuers may deride. A universal
Lebo, of ntiafsetion wee repressed is the room that so well
karma, so bloral, sad popular a gentleman had become the
porehaaor.—Lansoster Grarthac

WMAIION •T MAtIENTA.—The Natiow, which we
pontos is an authority upon everything 'elating to Marshal
14•Nlation, asys that the f .11.1•111( poetise le extracted from e
letter oat LT themoshal to Orn Cliengeralsetend occlude, ,
Oust It proves the movement by which the fortune of the
day woe 'Orion! by the Irma army to have been ander-
take° by the euroofol panel en hie own roposaibility,
and emstrary to the orders Ls bed re erverl I had adv.
to operate Is • given worse. fiat, having beret the sound of
rooms. and leveed the danger whieh threatened the army,
I too up my olds re, end did the reveres of what I wag eine-
mended. 1 aeseseeded, imicroush as I have been molt • duke
red sunhat of Fresco. But is it your opietta Chet I failed
In ray day se • @oldie' and I. discip;ioe 1 feel the noses-
city of having the desire's of curb a mars se you."
CAIT-IRON EXPERIMENTS.—A bulky blue-book
has jut bees publish' I, teen • report rola iv* to • sorbs of
nocnaakel expaiiment• made under the diuretics of the
gaprristesdent of !Vivi Gan Factorine sad of Chemicel
aealyew, seder the chemist to the Wet Depertment, era
venous British irons, ores, Ire , with s view to en aelsals-
ranee se far as ocelots for the meaufeaure of met Iron
ordnance, end of revere! foreign aud other iron. Rightism
iroemasters 416 i in operinorns to be °ponied era. and the
report senile. a souse of table, showing the resaire dr the
ins es Most&
The Zoological Garden at Marseilles has just
been onriehed by en 644 than forty-len fine Il weave,
br might from Altman& 4by a steamer. The moment they
r• wheel the garde' they all rushed to the large sad
gave themselves • good begs, whisk they sly le alley
Irma/.

The greatest anxiety appears to exist in the public
mind upon the subject of what is to be the ultimate tango( the
prisoner, Dr. Smethur►t, but of coarse no detertninatkin has
as yet been come to at )n the subject, and there will probably
not be for a considerable time; all that is at mewl known
being that the execution of the capital sentence having beat
reopited during Lc• Majesty's ple intro—the life of the culprit
will undoubtedly be spored, and hie fate is entirely in the
hands of the Home Secretary, oe rather of the advisers of
the Crows in these matters.

It would Teem that the reptieve was gaits nampected by the
go,' surhoritim, and that the prisoner !thrall, although he
stilt conti..ued to exhibit a good deal of that confident de-
meanour that he Ilea shown throughout the entire proceed-
ings, evidently bad some mirgivinp an to the reen't. It was
expected by himself, and these who hava taken an active pert
in the proceedings to obtain a reep'to for the culprit, that
if a reprieve was granted it would not be delayed
beyond the middle of the week ; end when that
period pawed over, and Thursday end Friday arrived,
and no communication was received from the sweetmeat,
the hopes of the prisoner end hie friends t :came fainter, and
it was the general Impt:rdon up to the afternoon of Friday
that the sentence would be carried out. 8o strong was this
impreetion upm the minds of the Officers of the prison that
on Friday morning orders were given that the scaffold and
the drop, and all the spparatus connected with the plleme
should be carefully examined to see that it wee in proper order
to perform its dreadful teak. It has not been used for several
years, and the whole of the framework is kept In the en-
trance lodge of the gaol, and having lain by so long it wee
thotieht that possibly some of the joints might tart be la
working order, and therea.re the precaution was takes to
have it rue eat, and this wee dyne and a report made to
Mr. Lea" the governor of the gaol, that the scaff.tld would
be reedy If required, and all the different portious of the
areetica wen hal ready to be put up on Monday (this)
merest.

During the early pert of the week D-. Southard appeared
in extraordinwy spirits. He was watched day said
eight by two of the warders of the prison, who
took It by turns to perform this duty. He conversed
with these men in the most friendly manner, end kerma.*
joked upon different &abject/. To the chaplain, the surgeon,
and every °Metal connected with the prism, ha has always
appeared most anxious to converse upon the subject of his
alleged crime, srpting with greet apparent earnestness sad
aneerity upon the folly of it bdog supposed that he should
commit such a dreadful murder foe the sake of obtaining.
few hundred pounds when he had an maple suflicienc7 foe
all his wants, and beside. which the deceased would have
willingly given him the money if he had ultra her to do so.
In the course of one of his conversations with the turnkeys
who were in attendance upon him, just be!ore Mr. Keene,
the governor, was expected to visit him, he suggested to the
turekeys, in a laughing manner, that they should pretend to
be asleep, and that be should get order the rug, ob-
serving, Whet &jolts it would be for Mr. Keene to think
I wee gone." He has ell along appeared in extraciedinaly
spirits, and It was not until the week were away, and the
day fixed foe the execution of the sentemos became awns and
nester, that his appearance and demeanour were at all
sit, red, and then only toe very trifling extent.
The Reverend Mr. Jeeeopp, the chaplain of the raison
rereeined at Horsemooger-lens Gaol considerably longer than

his ordinary time for attendaniv on Fridiy, is the event of
any ccmmunicalion coming from the Home-ofSce, that tar
should make ft knows to tit, prisoner ; and he left the prison
ender the fall impression that no reepite would be sent that
day. Shady afterwarde, however, a messenger arrived
hearleg dm reprieve, which was addressed to the &meteor,
end Mr. Keene immediately prdoeeded to the prisoner's cell
end communicated to him the welcome intelligence, at the
same time explaining to him that It wee not a respite for any
particular period, which would still render his ultimate fate
uncertain, but that the effect of a reprieve dating her Ma-
j raty' s plea sure was that his life would certainly be spared. Dr
Smethurst did not betray so ranch emotion ma might have been
expected under the dream/lances, but ha shook bands with
the governor, and in an earnest manner wetted his entire
innocence of the crime for which be was condemned to dle,
and added, Whet a dreadful thing it would have been to
die an ignominioue dealt far a crime that was never cam-
=lnd."

There is very Hills doubt that the friends of the prisoner
will exert themeelves to endeavour to procure a total smalesion
of panielasuont, on the ground that—as the government, try no
foots( to allow the capital mimes to to caned oat, admits
that there are doubts of his guilt—the prisoner ought to haws
the benefit of those doubly, sod be aPogether disable/gad
from punishment. It is not considered likoly, however, that
y will be ow:manful is tbla endeavour, and the impression
upon the mind of ponces competent to focus an opinion upon
the sublect la, that the ordinary coarse will be take a in each
mete, namely, that Ow °twit al sentence will be commuted to
one of pearl servitude for life.

One of Sir William Arrartrong's rune, an eighty-
pnander, forged sr tM Elaskl factory, was tested la tM
beg rams at Shoebaryams ow Thursday last, la the pregame
at the Ord/mice !eke. Committee of Woolwich Aramal,
sad gsra tits stoat wooded/1 walla ea regards accuracy,
lk. TM flight obtaiard was 9,000 yards, or upwards of lira

The Norrelliate do Roues states that by a decision
at the leaceree ite name* of ofbeets of all 'sake who were
ItMedldawlag the war In Italy are to be Inscribed on marble
tablets, sod plead In the mum= of Versailles.
Ferdinand Homo, an active member of the Pre-
viskaal Government durum the late Preach repablla, so

exile at Zarich, declines tie acceptance of the anicesty.
Victor Chan/four, lately appointed to the chair of Proton*
ef History et Warm, km given ap his professorship aid or
anneed hie faluntion of retuning to Prang.
LIYWOOL ACADZYT first
prise of dOR has Dem awarded to Mr. W. Dyers, 8.A., for
W picture of "TM Good Shephard."
_ _

Loan BROCOHAIL—Mr. Joe. Cowen, jun., no
mormary to the Northern tarn of Mechanic.' laniturlone,
lme ea-divot a letter freer Lord Brougbam, stating that hie
lernialtip sill preside at the atonal meeting of the Northam
Amoolaalca of Mechanic.' lantitationa. The =maw trW be
bold about the end of October. _

MB FORBES MACKENZIE CON MISSION.—On Fri-
day the emansissioners terminated their *Mines at Domfries.
Seesmil pampas were examined, but the evidsses adduced
was net death petite interest.
Tex DORS OF MONTROSE ON TIIE PROBABILITY
01 laeaetoc—At a meeting bell on Friday halt at Dom-
fur the I .rmation of • volunteer rifle corps, Bte J.
Calquhowa, hoed-Lieutenant of the County, prefing, the
Duke of Mosinee meld We know, se the woomit
het rid, that we are now more liable to invasion than
formerly; that is Wry, that an Messina might more
readily take clue now then in former Ism, as toe navies
now a-day. are diftweet from those of peat timea, so that
there is no doubt it would 63 easier to Lund a large body of •
troops here than formerly. We must feel that, notwith-
standing the great amity that is protested by a neighbouring
country towards or, which we reciprocate acd are anximut
to maintain, yet we cannot feel to safe AO if there wasa
conotitetlonal government in that country, when the whole
I. dependest on the single will of one Individual.
(Cheers.) We must feel that there is no check
upon him if he ehould think ft to be to lila advantage
—but I think he won't find that—to attack this cotters'''.
He hes not the check of a parliament or of the represents-
Owe of the nethin, or the more mild Inference of the country
through the public press; and therefore we cannot maws all
the security which wo should hove without being mined fa
all onntinsenciet. This feeling has spread all over the
(*unity, and has been ep..kcn of in perliament, and the ex-
preeek nor there given forth have been endorsed by the people
at large; and therefore I think we ought to adopt a line of
madras pursued by a Jerre portion of the people of linglaad
sad in. by may la various pasta of Newland—a course
which I consider extremely deetrable."
Neer ROOTS TO lammen. Sir Andrew Orr,
chairman of the Glasgow and South Wes•ern Railwey, re-
',Ovid on Friday morstne, from Mr. Henderson of Belfast,
the following telegram announcing the enceeeeful result of
the first voyage from Ardenesen te Bel fait of the new steam-
phi!? Addis • Adele a *laicise!, triumph. To Bleckhasd,
four hour.; Ilolywood Lighthouse, four hone. fifty minutes ,•
Belfast, flee hears eighteen minutes." This to a moat rapid
peeve, notwithetandieg the rough weather expetienced and
the neweees of the Adela's machinery, We rupee; to boar
that her text voyage will be aimed under the five hoard
Paseeagers leave Glasgow every Tuesday, Thursday, sad
Saturday by the 4.16 p.m. Ayrshire express train foe
Ardroman, and the steamer departs immediately on l's
arrival. The Ad-la, on bee return voyage. lef• Belfast on'
Friday sf.ereoon at 4 6 p.m. (or 4.30 Greenwich time), and
arrived at Ardrossea Quay at 9.67. Paasengen were 44-
m/dad hem thence by sper tel train, which reached Paisley
at 10.68, and Glasgow at 11.10 p.m.„ thereby accomplishisg
the whole jou/may—viz., 84 miles of sea, sad 32 miles of
nil*
ay—la 6 hews and 40 toinales.—Serth Brilieh Deity
Aka _ _ _

LoxosvnT.—Dr. Smith, residing at Bawdssa,in
&Silk senalsisd Ids 10a h lea I tot month. U. raj )Ts
02011.111.1. Malik las a goad appear, sad is the fairies' of
• sable Ingram s tau be shall live for sours years
Mw

Tha Deter/dm ddeergiser states that • young
—. • mamba a( as inanekal cburob, advartimes la • tAil
ppm •e blurt la a pis nuutly, gibers Ids Oldidisu ex-
am* will be • tesegamits&