The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-08 00:00:00

-Not at all.

Lawranoe—l subunit that that has always been done,
wham no caws was shown to the contrary. I can show
that the bankrupt had never been oat of the way during the
sia months; and if the creditors did not choose to take him
that was not his fanit.

Mr. Bagley reiciii;ahonld be able to chow the contrary II
time were given.
tlitimat4y the application was adjoarned.

IN is TEOILLI.

The bankrupt was an iron-founder, at Stroodower Roches-
ter. This was the examination meeting. Debts, 1,561!.;
ameba, about 8001.
Mr. Bagley opposed for the muriguees, end examined the
bankrupt. He stated that in October last he had calla
together his creditors, sad laid beim than a state.
meat of affairs, showing that his stook ens worth
01,2001. He had given up to his smugness sixty teas
pig--
iron lan than he then lied. Part of this he had atil
and pert he bad sold for 21. 16a. and 31. per ton. He had
valued it in October at 41. 10s. The statement of 90 was in
October wee =de at a gases.
It a that the actuante had not been filed In time,
en =rumen! wee ordered.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
THE HAYMARKET MURDER.

This moming baring been appointed for the trial of Gomel
Lani, the Italian, for the murder of Heloiee Thaubls, the
fleetest possible excitement appeared to be evinced by the
public to hear the proceedings, and soon after nine o'cloce •
peat number of persons were in attendance. Ths Cedar•
Sheriffs, Marra. Millard and Parker, had, however, =de
excellent seengensinta to prevent ocinfusion, end every pre-
caution wen teken to prevent the court from being iniXII•
veniently crowded.
Shortly Wee 10 o'clock the prisoner wee plead at the
bar to plead. He alerted to be tried by an English jury.
Al 10 o'clock Mr. Justice Crompton and Mr. Jlll6ll
Bylas took their seat. on the bench, and the prisoner we at
once placed at the bor. He was dreamed in the same mane
as at the polio, court, end appeared quite calm and collard.
Mr. Bodkin end Mr. Clerk conducted the prosectitka

The prisoner was &Fended by Mr. Tindal Atkinson sad Mr.
Autin.

Tee teemed oroaral for the prweration opined the no

very briefly, and the following evidence wee thee adduced t
Julia Levi, examined by Mr. Clerk—l kept the house No.
8, Amadei...set, Heyrearket, at the time of this ocean**
I knew the doomed Helots. Theubin. She lodged in my
house at the time she met her death, and she had been the.
ix foes maths. She got her living by walking the streets •
and coolish* the viate of gentlemen. She wee a film*
falarsis. (A laugh.) Her age was about 82. Her *wham*
was the hunt room on the third door of the house. This wee )
the highest storey of the house. On the night of the MA
February, I was walking in Charles-street, Haymarket, •
about tea o'clock, and I sew the deceased walking about at
the same time. Shortly after ten on this night, I cow
the prisoner in Charles-street. He spoke to me, MA we
were in munition for a few minutes. I had a chain eel -
welsh, and several rings on my person on this night, sad •
the prisoner had an opportunity of seeing them. The
prisoner asked me if I was a Frenchwoman, and I Wahl.
I wee not, and spoke to him in Outman, but he dig $
not reply. I pointed to my house, and the prima. woad
• shut die one with me in the Haymarket, and thsajr
About half-past ten I want to my house, sad hued lief 4.
primmer standing near my door in Amnia-street, talking M ;
two wane. One of these won= was the dessased.
don't know what became of him at that thee ; bet abed
eleven o'clock the prisoner come to my house. I was it the
puha; and I beard him ask for " Madame," and he opined
the doer of the nom where I was sad came in, and he
he bad mew to remain with e. I refused, beams he '
would not give me 'efficient money. When I saw his
the Haymarket he said that be had only got 10fr. Whoa I
refsead hie weapsay he appeared very ernes. I pat ca
bonnet, Weeding to p oat, end the prisoner remained else
to the prim door, and I beard him send my awn* gar he -
decesmd, reining to her as "the little women " with wham _
he bed been speaking at the door. The servant went away,
end the poisoner remained until the returned with the de.
mend, in about four or lye minutes. The prisoner and
Helots, Thanbin then went upstairs together, and I wow
saw her again alive. The demised had some jewellery*
her person. She had a watch, a chain, and a ring. I nerve_
_ . . .

seer the deed body of the dammed.
Crospeuenined—l had kept the house in question for sit
months at thie time, but I have left it since, end mold ell the ,
fundtare. I Dever kept a similar house before either la
England or elsewhere. Three or four women lodged In as
his... They providcd their awn dresses and jsweilay. ..
Madams Ilybrestre was one of the lodgers. dhe did ad war
any jewellery an this night. A man named Morin red*
axes to the boas. II• was a dealer in jewellery. Ido ad
know whether he slat there centrally or not. Ide ad .
trouble myself about the business of my lodgers. Ide ad
know whether Morin was in the house at 11 o'clock on iffe
night. Another man named Didier lived in the hones. Es
as as the bursa of • tailor. • woman Hued wt '
who was called lire Maher. Ido not know of tar
being say tapas between tale pales on that night A
wawa arreed Juliette eporried theroom et the beck of de
one is which the deceased Mad. A Belgian woman mew
pied the two rooms ea as tsar door, but I do ad baser be
same. I she wee rad Anne, but I ma net We, r
beam= she sally lived in the house • very sheet are. r,
Lad an emir who used to eerie end visit her. I dab 10'
was • Preachment horn Lyons. lie had been in via Wit, 4
the evening in question. At Isar I thlak le had, la 1 elk'
not see him. I recollect now I did net ma het ale all I
following night. Tim meson I did set maim Ilabill,
Anne u one of my lodgers at ant wee that she lived 1111164
me so short • time that I had forgotten hr. I sever sed...•
ii
the Branch gathann speak to the demesed. Oa as '
following the mmideetuas” the Barra yours cams
ray room, and I betare sore lea with her slat .1
had haprmad. I speed a hind to visit me es did ,:
but ha did set cum. Tare re arer astants in the '
Oat of them shpt Is the Urea and the after at bre all go
borne. The earmat who Asp is the bore yea twig yodev,
a ege. I bed Ilat dope at two al ay Isms au dis ofp.
in quells& I boa the SIM singe now. I'M, ow di •
dimmed Aug. (The vimm ate. ro of_Yr. Addlore
exhibited am tow . The diressi ndy Wes
dog. It wee • I sdard le dbw lbs
primmer to stop w Ise, he looked dowawards, and mad
nilas &Avesta gamine& by Mr. Bodkin—Oa its
ma
23rd of February, I lodged at the hoots of tits lei
arra I re aid refarts plata*, bei I lIM
os the produce of work of my awe I .
wan by the work of M. Most a. Es meet tee
• with la, and he slept in the hoar an die might the C
' COM by her death. I Babas Thad& ads* .......•
sad we ale out together an the oweeing la male& 11W4
samostal us in Weassierrplass. Ws derwardsailla .
, MIL by Ow beer faAntra-pros, and talked te Illir•
J tare, bet herald seta* ea abst are Aber •
eleven I sew the prisoner ogre in Piessady. The
err para the r . sad racer rid be wood aka
1 with re ter bar if Madam Levi would not anew Ma ~,
: Mop with her. The deceased told hies to aye brr lir ,
and be mat away. Bra* aftermade Anna Brea tal
sornat. NM Ina halal the derma and ihv .eisi_llto
tartar. I ratonted boor about one slack
imeA
/ sornist. esernpumied by M. Moab, and we
I. saw avatar Area bel&past ans. Tba
with as, end I celled her tidos,: diva
=ll44l.l.lrieres in her a room with the
' sad I bead Ida say that if fad; ward ray Impost Is
/ dad bar ma Boas sherwords the dereased teas
to my area ad bad bar supper with me. Y. Meads ..ii
Is bed. Obi shire with nee dB half-past two Adak • 0
than Irma beak to her owe roar. AWs time
went up the seises and Woad at the ear of 4
ON area'snom and asked hr for • beak, awl the ..1:
, headed it to me. Mskmd aortic bat hls I
Whan I bed term the beak the feboor .a ,
' the door an looked it, sad I ant 0 b
_.1.,
/ I got up the sent morning about twelve esuaw
ir
r met bad treahr alma ons. I opera dolma •
awed is Istalder with me on this morming, sad KT Ig"'