The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 109.

the metieutheet el wad their &aloe mingirs, who bee
elm metles el sanpatise, to mamma the &dee of thie
sod the ondlthismilet &Mot, and disposes with the ant et
a area oppilthent. & the report of the late mewl la
AprO Mei It wee 'need that yew directors bad ibis
Mime el lb. Mine depot in that of the P tsar
islehthlmot. fiewiley ithatiag ecomeny 1,0001. pre
mom, lei thee Ithe hid dientaithued Ye sithispineemee
speetha. al a mks ef I,IIOK per sonnet. The Meets* is a
reemfef elleammaillessamy Acted ebsealst harry, via,:
theethathanon el the Mabee depot, LOOM ; &melamine*
el the enevapnaince elms, 1,6001. ; ratan= la Ad
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setwYt inadidem. Tsar Menem have, Orr the sore ton-
thaliat demielief Imilres, sad pietheriesty ter dramatis-
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the sham& mil theme members af the board, to
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te arm a pipe and continuous audit of
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if the einpoip, to act es sadltienelet:bjsct to your
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sew hire you, sad thelir ripen thereon is an-
mei, Ti. vel be nisi epos at this mean te elect these
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insulin, ti. teanninelfen at the diredese, erithires left
oederded than the 'elides of ressiatiso were settled.
Mr mos* el 3,111111. per annum ise sahebs sea ens-
selieles Y ihecVy and councileuesrvides et the
hie Pena bee of comes beediscoatiweed.
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dr thile We souse Jo order UM the mum taunt
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are which the esplhd recount of the argesey ought tope.
vide for, sad which beige rested Ur *swirliest el the
profits of lest year's until the Ist of November of
W curtest year. , berme wide would still exist
!wise your cartel aeon* would be gradually liquidated
by the measure proposed; year directors ireilog that it is of
vital importanie that the amount of the capital of your emu-
posy should be as Mai.ed as porible, hope, by these mama,
oldrerly to bring It within 600,0001., and dose it at that
sea In conclanon, although your direct 'ma have hitherto
bod to control with mush unpile., and with very severs
appositive, they eaters* the tuner etioadseee that In the
*arse al time rode opinion and coundenes will be pined,
and that a career and trocerenical management will enable
am to some to you a satirectory return for your
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jurj, Mir ccesidering the matter for same dais,
found that the Medea did not use the words fides Fre-
Osaam • that what was sold did the plaintiff no harm, end
that rare yea no make ea the part of IP deindent.
Verdict tor the delimdent.

COURT OF EXCHEQURR.—Deq. 10.
Sittings at Mai Prim et Oalldhall.—(Before Mr. bum
Bramwell awl a Bpectel Jury.)
fITHZI/ e. TEI OHL T NORTHIEN HAILHAT COMPLI4T
ACCIDRNT.

This are, one of am& actions brought against 11be Gnat
Northam Railway Company, for injuries sustained ht Mow
pews cd an accident which occurred at Carlton an the 13th
of August, 1867, was reamed and oonoinded this morning.
The jury having been in deliberation nearly two hours,
came tato court and said there woe not the moat remote po-
tability of their agreehig.
=were acccodlugly dieohfinged without having come to
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INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dic. 10.
(Before the Chief Cortunissiemer.)
IN RE FELIX BLOCX.
This insolvent, a boot-maker and leather seller, appeared
r. Reed opposed (instructed by Mr. Trehente, of Ore-
alesmelreet) fora creditor named Jones and several others.
Mr. Lamp was counsel for Messrs. AstelL Mr. &mood
wa=iliay to September the fasolvent had contended
sheet 7001. of debts, be atMeettnas a boot manshotorer
the Rseksq-road. On the 17th of September teat he alleged
that be woe robbed of 1461. in gold and notes, and 301. is
Soon afterwards several bills became due, sod the
Leeheat closed his heehaws.
The mart held that the Mideast bad incurred debts with-
out remonsbis =peseta= of payment. There had been a
notate dinar of four meths, sad goods obtained in an un-
justifiable meaner. The coat gave s judgment of eight
months from the vesting order her contracting his debts in
lee manse described.

his•
AAA& et beestogand bed From&
just 'framespokes A
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Term he had obtained a kegs talaritenoe. The secondsilLsi
be was • Swiss. reboot: proposed to pky foe who should
my the reckoning, as the ream wee- is their coon
Prosecutor, wishing to snake himself agreeable, omen
and prisoner producing a sort of olgar-case oostaiftg •
and white counter, suggested that it should to decided by
gums as to colour (the am was afterward& found to be
ometructed so as to chow red cc whits at pleasure). The
Stet play was between the Swim and Spaniard, and the
latter lost live guineas. Soros one
cireZoom in, prisoner said
they were not comfortable, and en adjournment
to smother house. The Spa paid, and they went to
same other piddle. house the locality of which the prosecutor
did net know. The Spaniard here staked what appeared to
be setae to the amount of 201., inviting prisoner to do the
rice. The latter, discovering he had not so much, staked
hiegold watch, and a dispute arising ite to it not being:worth
so much, prisoner prevailed on prosecutor to land him his
for a minute, as he was sure to win, and thee should
hand him 61. SP a share of the winnings. This induced
prosecutorto comply, and as soon as the watches were down
a knock under the table was given by prisoner, on which the
Spaniard matched up the notes and two watches,
which he popped into his pocket ea woo, the others declaring
it was not • bur game at all. Prosecutor demanded his watch,
end prisoner emphatically demanded "revenge" at another
boom They went out, tollowed by prosecutor, to a third
Mem, when it wee proposed to play for 1001., and notes
prambs to be for that amount were thrown down on the
edits by the Spaniard. Prisoner said he lived close by, and
would go sod get the amount if prosecutor would go with
idea • they would then make the Spaniard a little more
dnak, and get back all and more. On getting outside he
row apoltoeman end called him, on which prisoner offered pro-
secutor his watch to drop the matter, but be refused, ancKgave
him into custody. On returning to the house it was aemr-
bated that the Spanish and Swiss " gentlemen" were off,
sad torus watch had vanished with them. [Pri-
s watch turned out to be a showy gilt one, termed a
" defier," scarcely worth 64.)
For the defenoe It was argued that the one was a county
court, and not • criminal matter.
Mr. Bingham inquired if the presentees watch wee forth-
coming?
Etdendant's solicitor said it !Tula be If necessary.
_

Mr. Bingham rid he should certainly not pail with the
prisoner until It was forthcoming.
A constable, well aoquainted with the tricksy foreigners
who infest the West-and said the prieanar was known sa one
of the most notorious and export keolga oltorporo a " migo-
men" in London.
The prisoner was then remanded.
THAMES.

A great many of the- so-tdrer:-dieolutiged In India upon
their refuted to enter the Queen'. servioe, !re the P•midli of
I the new act for the government et Ind a, have beet re-
enlisted upon their snivel in gngland, end here isceived the
bounty.
Etsrgeant Winstanley appeared at this court with Hof these
men whom he hid enlisted, in order that they =tabs
attested before the magistrate, and he will
soother batch for the same purpose. It appears pro up
Is
that most of the 600 discharged soldiers who arrived in the
skip Inhumane, on Friday, from Calcutta, and who ire
without any money in their pocketa, will And their way back
into the service.

A soldier, who had been charged with a riot at the Pier
Hotel. Blackwell, on Tuesday ni bt, sad who bad been
aelletsd by a eergeant of the 20th ltegimant, was brought np
on a char,* of breaking and damaging property in that hotel.
Winstanisy now offered to take the prisoner to the
barracks at Woolwich until Monday, and if be was
not claimed by the sergeant of the 20th he would enlist him
TAltar".
he prisoner was then ordered to enter into his own recce-
Wasson in 10i. to appear at this court on Monday, and was
Madame&