The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-19 00:00:00

This ins tale eseelesale mai* le the C 409 of Robert Rills,
the runnels( wiser is the OR of Jonathan and Robert
Hide, bank/re, dfiiMveeaf and Dartford, the easier partner
havieg ;tied elms the baakruptcy. The ace:ants be,. already
The liabilities of the bunk are about
=bl. d ;
the MOOS which hare hitherto tome into the
heads of Mc. Orshain, the ott-ial soignee, amount la
I,loll7lrl.Lwnae
aipfor the ansigsess ; Mr. Rego
S Mr. Riad fee Wereseirt creditors ; and Mr. Rillsery
tar the hiskrept.
Agar hearing the mutes*
Rh Smear NM he assaderad that no sufficient=
led Mies shows kw opposiag the sorb:sties kw
mist. This fad that Gams, as .11 debtor to the hack of
16,0001.,tied sot paned his saiwalselks, sad wee a baskrupt in
this court. was a sultient moos for stij,urniss this caw, so
that the certificates might be heard at the same time. The case
would stead seljoursed till the 16dt of February, the oppa.
Wig creditors baring the come of the day.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(TEN DAT.)

M
Mr. Thema. Owls Chlocos, solicitorANSlON-HOUSE., of No. 19, Orme-
church-stren, appeared Wars the Lord be.,.. In
ammo to a minnow whit b charged him with uanwhilly
dsselatag the register of the British ship Hardy, of Stockton.
Mr. Beekman appeared for the oansplathant, Mr. An-
thony Hall, nearer of the *hip ; and Mr. Prendergast ti-
nseled ea the met of the dahadeat
Mr. Bachamis °posed the ease., Ie ths coot of width be
deed semis] sathontlas for the purpose of showing that no
=rieistild he legally dosistad, whether mortgaged or
Lard W is this miser dOained
Mr. y became Mr. °them nays he km
•km epos it. He lest mid it was in one part of the king-
dem, sad then ia seethe,.
Mr. A. Hall wee them swore, sad asid—l am captain of
the hennas &nay, lylag at North Woolw It it the wish
of the ewers that she abooLl proceed at mot to Sunderland
for comb, snit thee to Sera. I have applied to the
&tandem kw the tegiater, sad he will sot deliver it ep till
I pay him Mt, the ammo of nastier man's MVP. He said
It I did that he weeM deliver It up instantly. My ship has
hem ready to go to sea for sight days, and canna
tar went of the register. I have applied lo Mr.
turd
dbe hie bill several these without getting It. I also
asked ths deindeat tor it, and be said Kr. Waked had
My broker be. a doorman to peeve the& the registar Is be
the dshodeats heads. I asked the disindeat if he bad the
asirsilleate. He replied, " I wait as that. I des't
say I hem got it." I told him I did nra wini
to put Wm to my upsets, sad be said, " Directly
pm give ne SU. mete,l willdeliver the reglemr."
lit said I thond have a difikelty to getting it back, sad
that Mr. Wilford would be wrack or the Toile. The loin to
the owners be. beta 1601. through the defiligkel of the
g6!wr'.

Mayor—This seem very fodish ooadact. lbws is*
diapoted dela of Mt, whloh atirbt he paid under protest,
sad the yawl wbkb is b oor at Woolwich with all bands on
board night poem' Ns her voyage.
Mr. Pnsiorpot—lle is of the captain at all.
Witsens-1 MOW I MI. and I am authorised to take ths
losship
bosh
to ffsmolorirod, when she I. to coal. No other tap
the Lied mobs the demand Lr the tephisi
on Mho lllh imilmot.
Ciasermialined by Mr. Prowlergast-1 swear that this do-
hula NM me he had got tits tenni:ate. I authorised the
nigistur bob. dollvorod bp my broker to the defendant, and
soy brohor bolds the romolpit for it. I have teen in the ship
tartars stootbot sod have sot 'arrived a 51. nor in the shape
of worm I rawer brewed mossy from Mr. Willard, but
he did of ma I gave Mr. Viiltmd a mqrtgagit of
the ship Is nom mama of 451., but be has boon
offered payment of that earn over and over ag du by a gent/sr
man is mot Y istidactios. It was sot an arrangallunt
bet wawa se that Mr wooed shoold not leave the dal/. I was
put into • roam Icy myedf, sad asked to sign a popsy, sad I
atboat was dining • dophoc ro eor a cLcaent Instead of
rtr this payessna Omura coos.
Lard Itapor—lf his statrowsit is trim the certificate is
dessined for Ohs Ma Or Sit., as swarm to by the witness,
this to ma Mp' dolindlo• as for as I can see.
Wllassa—Tlss ship batons to one owner only, and he bas
us es septein.
principal question Is who is captain ?
ompsolo, sod I swear that no other captain
boo boom applaiall la my plum
Lord lispor—flo sweets la is still captain, you moot
• sow omega till the old one is damieerl.
14thOobs
aVhseduipesi—A stew captain was appootod on the
hor.

Lord Ns~or Would
your men allow a new captaia
to go as bawl tf be west to the ship
Witnams—Certalnly ; but I hare seen no new captain.
Ms Lord Mayor—Why not arrange the matter amonpt
yoarsalses P
Mr. Basitasan—Tlassa proplawant an ...oust, and though
they hay* repeatedly applied to the defendant for It, they
bars sot bola able to gat it.
Lord Mayor—The appointment of the captain on the
14th (amber has been made to meet this particular ciao, but
that will not da. Mr. Prendergaet seems to admit that upon
the payment of 3.. W. the ratite would ba delivered up. It
is quits char It 4ea IWpl detention. If Wiwi-dad with
as &Asks here the parties can frame a spacial case and take
it to • emotive °mt.
Mr. Edwin Pox wse then examined by Mr. Prendergamt—
I ars sa wasionear, at 41, Coleman-stew. I am master of
gyoos. the ship. 1 was appointed on tti• 14th of October, by Mr.
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