The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1800.

Pomeroy, Amboy's, sad Co. Aimless drag merchants
known as the voodoos of Old iamb Townsend's earraparilla
at 373, &rand.
The baskrupt bad only surreadered to the *an oa tk
sth of Diessaber, hating left for Asterlea prior to the heal •
repro?, without onysenatiug say moo of the fact, sod
taking with his MOIL la loony. The bankrupt hod ear-
riod oa the hasiosso fa tM Bvsad for scrotal jean, but
latterly, about 11 meats am ha took to the ozyortati:ra of
goods to Amok& Pomeroy woo resident is /merles, and
the 'makeup sew trapldapi that his object is ratan
Amorist ass to mama warty from his partner, mad from
sa isdisidul amid Wohress, to whom he hod seaalipted
Ghost SWIM wow* of it goads, Masao" ass, tis,
Ark odosh, istiory.oradssory, te. He (abet to is. his
porfam who, oa W arrival, was absent Inca Now York.
The Imakropt was for seven! haus sabjested to an !nal-
Miss la rams* to his solid.., with Webster sad Ms
insist MOM of hi. Molise. Ns admitted that its sow
mood MOON. of the 20,0001. is moped to ea somparty ems-
*poi, sad about 3,000 i. is remost to the osamparilia imel•
seas. H. aim owed 6,000 deb. be Pommy ea speasissory
sass sod admitted that he astissol wasatimMe rods kr
szpset mail within a sham puked of Ns delsemne Pr New
York. Webster had remitted him altogotiar about GAON.
or 6,0001. Was usable to state Vos wisher is
Froaklrs-strost wham he eeatta.4 lb secants with
Webster, Nor maid be Nut
_amber is

Greenhill-menet where the Iselst derselhod the sesdesed
goods. Kept so b 1 eswisisisg rimed el the &Win
tressaetioss,l34ll believed as was powssesd at ell the Weisel
whisk he beaten with his to sad hoes hew York. The
hrdes' were sees by the swayer et the court. Erssght
beck *best 4004 ben Aussie*.

Mr. Begley—What benne el the other 1,5001. ?-1 paid
some for duties ea silks smalsaad to Boston.
How mush t—About 1
Did you receive say thensthedest or reosipt ?—They
don't give receipts.
What did you do with the rest of the nosey t—l spent,
some in say espeases. I have LOIN. soma; froth Boston.
I have written for it, sad it will be here in a short time.
With whom did you leave that 1,010. ?—I left pert
of it with • posse mu is New York. His name
Is Miller. His Christian nun Cheese. I esn't say
when he lino; bet 1 think it is fa tlm Blealway. I left
6001 with his, bat I received it at -Baths helm station.
I don't hew whoring Miller is in any Wines& 1 sever
had/ asy_busiesse esenenises with his. I simply addssed
hies to New York, eV lases Wig ads—Skid there •n week
after their snivel if tke meth ilesesseed. I have
• ed the letter the MK ben Miller. I left
the 1,040 E with T. P.Clendlee, sokidive, of Beaton. I bait
to
receipt for the mosey. Mr. Cheadle pesaleed to loud
• forest reseipt. It has set yet arrived. I left a kind of
sekainelsdithent with hie brother, for the purpoes of bevies
it aside more farad. I bare written for the mosey sod for
the lees of wise= 1,0001.
The heekreept was seat salted to what addrees be had
illsoled the Wee with the remittance to be east to hies.
He refused he seine time to eve • freak answer, until the
Onnaleelease interposed and warned Ilia of the thaw.
nesecese.
Mt. Chielley, the bankrupt's solicitor, advised him to state
ell that be hew.

The bankrupt said be might have inquests& the latter to
being hi., te the sere of Mr. Brass, 05, Warialbedmirt,
or otos to the oats of Dlr. Chidley, but ha could sot mil-
-1 &sly my which. After repeated interrogatioss, the beak-
' rcpt admitted that the Mile letter ha bad melted glees
his rotary Its. Amarigp wee addressed to the cam of Mr.
Strut*, of the Bank Biome sequsisted with
Mr. Struts through the visite of the latter to his Mum
keeper. The letter was from Webster, bat he bad dimmed
It. He thought the letter with 1,0401. might ems to Mr.
Chide,. The last sconst sales from Ws biter ouly came dows
to the 2,8 d of May. Had so whims agnemest with
Webster. The umerstasding was that he was to perchase
the geode and mud them to hi., sad be was to return the
mosey. Destroyed soma of the fatten from Webster, the
other. were is pianissimi of the mart.
The baskrupt was toss ezialited as to his &Wisp in
bills. A bill for 4001. hod Mitt due two days before his
departure. Others, to the amount of some thousands, wire
amiss due is the course of a few days. He lift • perms
of the same of Low to &mod to his Menem sad UM up
them bills, but he saver mistimed his inteatios of starting
tor Alasriel.

Mr. Cos. who 'Maraca for mace% laid he would merge
his emuninatice of the t ankrapt t 11 another Mao.
Mr. Chidley 'shad for an adjournment for two menthe.
Hie Honour thought the acermate might be got windy in
a mouth.

rantarksd that the bankrapt had obtained 12,0001.
worth of geode at three months' credit, and sold :them at
twelve menthe.

His Hamm believed that the bankrupt could prepare his
mount in a fortaibbt.
Mr. Ball—!f be did it himself, but an accountant sight
pertain spin it oat for six weeks.
Mr. Con said the bankrupt had already given evidence of
his power, in that way. Two er three days ego he thought
he bad oily 6001. coining to him, but since he looked over
his ripen be boa discovered that it is 1,0101. (& laugh.)
Adjourned to the Tlnd of January.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.—Mmr4ToNE, DEc.l6.

The 410.111fillieel for the minty of Kent wee opened here
, sad this owning Mr. Biros Bramwell pro
em▪
bed w of the butane. There ere 26 orientate for
W. bet the majority of the ere are of the ordinary de.
the nay exception bud the chugs &pion the
, Dula& Rethinks, far murdering his sweetheart
e7il=eleter at Dover, and soother ithezp of the cue
obassenr egnisst a soldier named Thomas bisanli, for the
"larder of hie ineporal, at the is... ohm

Til DOVII
The mad jury, is th• coarse of the isorsiag, retuned
two Vas bills for murder aisiast Dodos &daisies, sad he
Was shards aftarwstels placed at the bat to plead.
The poseedisse were ezplaised to his throsgh the
ssedismel as istsiptoter.
The psfasaw use One sevalised apes the chugs of the
wilful walks slcheallies *ash.

To thie arse the jo
opleasieleserttaisai
Ile was ttea amnia ge a at with the
wilfel murder of *aria Lit.

Ts the isaiidi;tlTotaeat the ratan pleaded " Not
'
lb. Berea Brarawell dawdled the iaterpretee to intone
the Orman that the .Hat of lie plead's' guilty to the lint
charge would he that the law weal nava his to pea
open his the *sateen et ban bagged by the seek until
Its was dead. Ha also Mewed bane tall the prisoner that
be could (Stela se bead{ by pleadiag guilty, bat be would
merely be seateseed without way evacuee bong gone into
to make out the charge, and, oa the other band, if he
pleaded sot guilty, it would be seaman that the charge
amid be preyed against him by evidence.
The prioner, who appeared is a dreadfully nervous sad
excited state, afar the °donations of the learned judge
had bees explained to his, persisted la pleading guilty to
the chugs if wilful warder upon Canine Beek.
His Lordship said he would not pass sentence span the
prisoner at presest, bet would give Ides a little time t.r
rug sad he use then removed hem the her.
The pekaae Themes llama was eshosignently pleat at
the her, aphid tea isdistaist whisk *barged him with
the WSW away of Alexeader M'Bersey.
The Omer pleaded Not Chitty.
Ifalighlitp asked if ha had any comma to defied bins,
sal lam gdsasa replied that he bad not, bet he said be
should le haw antasel; and, at the raped of the
snit, 11r. Shand undertook the prisoner's defame, the
trial bong posigesed to the following day, to give the
leaned anal as opportunity of readies tee deposition
and easidesing what course should be adopted.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Dzasy, DEC. 15.

LIAVI SUROLAR.

Jobs naive's, 24, baker. a powerful-looking man,
pleaded guilty to three iodic:moots, charging him with bur-
glaries at gullington and Glossop, in the month of August.
In passing sentence, his Lordship said—Offences of this
kind are of a most serious and dug hamster. Man,
like you, break into houses in the sight time, and if the in-
habitants attempt to defend their property, you atisek them
violently. There doss not appear to have been any violence
to the perm in then ease; but such is of too frequent occur-
rence. It ought to be knows, that persons whose boos=
are so broken into, are entitled to put burglars to
death. Burglars destroy the pee= sad quietness of
people, at well as steal their property, and these are
most odious =Wets. It appears you were, at Liverpool
Assizes, in August, 1868, conercted of a like offence to :his,
and sentinsoed to be traarported for seven years. Had that
&eaten= been carried Iwo 'Hest, the country would have
iof rid of your depredations =ail August, 1880,—that is,
nstead of your committing these fresh offt tees in August,
1856, you would have been eosin= till August, 1560. But
you were liberated from custody, having on the sth of
August in this year received &ticket of leave, by which you
were thrown upon the country =stead el being transported.
By some transformation which I have sever =en able to
understand in the= cans, you were thought a peeper person
to be lot out after haling been confined three years, I do
not myself understand the reason of this. The
clemency of her Majesty having' bees extended to
you in August, 1856, I tied you 12 days afterwards,
via., on the 17th of Assad, committing a burglary at the
bows of Jones Shard; then, on the 26th of August, aim
days later, you committed another burglary at the home
of John JdObissoe ; and thee, on the 26th of August, 21
days after your liberation, you committed a third burglary,
vin., at the house of George Feraaoorth. You were lot out
ILeimoyaFelasesey, oa the 6th of August—whether that
was pest or not I do not say—sad in the same
mssthyou commit three butgladea. If I,fullowed my own
I should pass upon you a more 000000 went*
than the se. I ea about to peas—but, followlog the example
el
Inhere, the =stenos of the west le that you be trans•
peeled lt. ot 20 years. That you were let out before is not
mitioseaul
et, sayisg "I am quite satisfied," left the court
laughing.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WoRcurzs, Dac. 16.
11111101 i MIL SAW MATSON.
BURGLARY.
Juges liadlead pleaded guilty to scheme of boreleriously
break', sad eateries the bouts of Jobs Bate, at Tenbery,
ea the 230 alt.. sad etaalial a pair of ueseere sal some
mosey.