The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-13 00:00:00

Niger= V. LousAcr.—waoporez. sZIZTJEL

The declarat7ne in ibis eme•stenef that the Sheriff of Mid.
&sex had, on Oct. 29, improperly seized the plaintiff's
goods ender • writ of d fa. issued by the defendant
The aim for the plaintiff was that be was an hotelkeeper, at
42, Nelsonequare, Blackfriars-road, which oreenises he
took in June last The defendant having obtained a 'yet-
i:met spina tiplaintirs father directed the sheriff to
thestir
omi OMB • goals, who deposed that he was a
aa,
and bad based them with money he re-
ceived from his ther, • farmer in France, end that
he led he his own sense signed the agreement for the house
Is
.rhn iks.ereasexamination, the plaintiff stated that his
Ether bad been traveller for a firm to who were
indebted tie the defendant. He (the
opleistir bad in the
%Owns of the year been wron&y irdaisoned for debts
by doe Qat Arm, in which hie tatereet. His
maim Heed at the hotel, and memeed the bosisiss. He
did ad live there himself, and had asAbluit to de -with It
Is the debases it wee proved that the *Mil had told
• wham that he could Dot my whether the hotel wee fell
oar me, until ha had ems his lather. This wastes Weaned
the be had pee to the house to =eke the inquiry with the
abject of emoting his friend to recover his debt:
Hr. Hem Alert* in siunanne up, old the defame could
set be minimised. it was too bad that the plaintiff%
weds had been seised without the 'tightest cause ; and if
he had been aware of the circumstances be would have
directed that an action should be brought against the
sheriff.

ilu7 found a verdict for the plaintiff, expressing their
=ithat the sehmre of his goods he the defendant was
blemesaisk, and it might have lid to hie nun.

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CADS .—Nov. 12.
(Before the Judge Ordinary, Hr. Justice Wightmaa, and
Yr. Jwasse Williams.)
MIDDEN AND MIDI= P. 7111 A7TOIIIIT4MIIIIAL (PA-

MUCK AND PATILICK CITED TO as PROCKRDINGI4).
This morning Miss Madden, the younger petitioner in
thin extraordinary suit, resumed her opening statement,
which had been interrupted on Saturday by the argument
m the defendant's plea in bar. She again began her obser-
vations by a peosU appeal to the court for it. induljmoce.
The ernes, sits Mid, lay-before her like a forest, so bewilder-
*in itakittricany and extent that she should shrink from
the kW, of through it were it not that she dLco-
vend • bright t opening to her in the distance and in-
viting bar to 'propped. Site trusted as she addressed herself
to the task, her path would become less and less obscure,
mail at length she reward the open day, sad srrived at
tbat consummation, the expectation of which alone had
sheered both her father and herself in the one great struggle
of their lives—the hope of clearing up the fair fame of -her
grandmother, and removing the stigma which had been cast
open the honour of her family. After this exordium, the
learned lady—the epithet is not at all misplaced—continued
her statement until half-peat two, when the court adjourned,
Mr. Justice Wightman having to be premed at the oere-
MOS) of pricking for the sheriffs.
It is expected that the case will go on to-day (Tuesday).

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COI:MT.—Nov. 12.

(Before the Chief Coataiiieiocer.)
Dr TIM WATT= OP WILLIAM 010ROIC HOWARD._

ThecaseciMr. Howard, the heir to the Fssrldom of
Wicklow, which had been reported on amend occalons,
spin mane before the wart.
Mr. Sargood appeared for Mr. Howard, and Mr. Robertace
Griffiths fur a creditor named Joel. _

An !application was made for • further adjournment, on
as affidavit that Mr. Howard was, through illness, 11130)141 to
*Mum
A discussion took place, in which it appeared that Mr.
Howard had been nine weeks in • look-up house, and it was
stated that his illness was the result of his confinement. It
was stated that both Mr. Howard and the person who
arrested him were waned in the look-up house at the Name
time. It was expected that mow would be raised from an
insurance office to settle with this creditor, and some time
would elapse before the arrangerseut could lie effected.
The miso was adjourned to the Bth of May, with enlarged
bail.

IN TA DAVID !LIAM.

Mr. Arthur Stone, as couosel in this awe, applied to re.
move the petition of the 61e, on the ground that the debta
had been paid and satisfied.
The (Jonrt referred the case to Kr. Lamb, the registrar,
to report thereon.

THE CONDEMNED CONVICT HULlSl4B.—Yesterday
morning • communication was forwarded to Mr. Hubert
Wood, the solicitor, by the authorities of the gaol of New.
PIA team the convict Mullins, but the puree of its con.
tents meld not be ascertained, although it wee supposed to
be in reileirene• to his alleged innocence of the foul crime of
which he Meads condemned. Hie wife and two sons again
visited the wretched man yesterday in the presence of the
°oversee of the 116100, the chaplain, and several warden.
They remained with him some time. Mr. Wood has been
daily in communication with Mullins. It seems that various
letters have been forwarded from the gaol to the Secretary
of State for the Home Dertment, but on application to the
chief olikials of the gaol last night at 8 o'clock no positive m-
formation is reference to the execution had been rimeivedfrom
government beyond that already made public. It was stated
kat evening that various applications had bees made to the
tity autherillos for adniimiou to the gaol of Newt** en
Sunday man* next to hear the condemned sermon, but
present as definite arrangement& hive been made by the
Sheriffs. Olity a few ticket& will be hated oa the masks.
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