The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-21 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIB DAY.)

rapt with • duplicate of the adjudication In bankruptcy by
aMziag Itja tile hall Of plivata house, 10 Canonbury
• lelb I also affixed motherOn the dike
door, it 13, Oreshem•strest. Oa the 13th August I served
a notice of the time fixed ix the bankrupt to surrender in
the mine way as I mead the acljndketion.
Mr. Polend said that was all the evidence he proposed to
offer with regard to the charge of non•surrender, but on •
future day he ahoald go into other chairs of fraud againat
the prisoner. Ile thought It was onlydue to Brett, the officer, to
✓ale that he had displayed csn.iderable intedllmee, and
greet tirvgy and are, end he was entitled to the greatest
prone for bid cluduct throughout in bringing the ow so ler
to • successful Moue.

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Two dam&

OLD COURT.
(Baba Mr. Judo, Bibs.)
TRW MCRDIJI crow TIER 11011 SUL
Cho,les eloweois,24, P woe pawed oaks ber to
take hie trial fa the wader cisrl7PMp Barker.
Mr. Metcalf*, who was Instructed to defend the prisoner,
called the 'etudes cif We loedahlp to the peonUaroircomstanoes
under which the offence was **omitted, and said that hews&
instructed by the Portuguese Consul to state that he hod
been informed that the prisoner had suffered from yellow
firer, and that he had been waked as a lunatic at Lisboa
shortly betas ho twilled in the soviet fa which the offenoe was
committed. Under there circuouganor• he mid that he de-
sired thip trial to be postponed to the next union In order
that oa opportunity might be afforded f r further inquiry.
Mr. Sleigh, who appeared with Mr. Poland to conduct the
pruecution, mid be thought the spoliation wee a ressoulble
emu and he should leave the limner entirely in the bends of
the court.
His Lordabip then directed that the cue should b 3 pal-
pated till the October assidon.
Threes Goodfellow, a little fellow, o:.ly 10 years old, was
'barpgedperty with stealing a later containing a hill of exchange
thero of the Postgame. Oeural.
Mr. Clerk sad Mr. Metrelfe prosecuted. The prisoner
was ea defended, bee, at the requea of the she :de, Mr.
Gifford welded the sees en his behalf.
This leaned avant few the prosecution, In opening the
ex auk pressed hie regrets{ beam to prefer so serious • charge
against • young boy like the primer, sad he at the seat
time saki that the master of the prisoner had acted ury
wrongly In permitting him to have the opportunity of deeding
with the Le kr, that were posted at his shop, mit • aa contrary
M a positive regulation of the post-rift e, that children
should be allowed to hare anything to do with post Wars.
He then stated that the teleasse was la the service of a Mr.
Willis, a grocer in the How-road, sad which we. oleo a
neelung-house for post lettere; and he discharged Mahon
his service on the 18th of August. The prisoner went hart*
his mother, and in ooesequence of something that enamor&
transpired inquiry was made, and it wee discovered that a
bill of caching* sad some other papers were fatal to the
Mear's pocket and it tuned oat that three sztic!as had
sctolin f-onslwo lettere that had been paved at Mr.
Willia's shop a few days Wong. The prisoner subsequently
admitted that ha had taken the teeters in question from the
heap of lettere, when ho was sent by Ms tearer to remove
them fr.ira the lour-b .1, and he at the same time .old that
another boy had told him to pick out the heavy letters, bat
there did not appear to be the .lightest foundation for tide
swam- nt.

The railway share market to-day is very inactive,
but prim are well supported, at about
the closing quotations of yesterday. Caledonian
stock was again in considerable demand
in the morning, and was dealt in ea
high as 881, ex div., but has sines
been marked 88. London and North Western
stock is now quoted 931 to 41 Great West-
ern, 801 to 61; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961
to 96 ; Midland, 1041 to 106; Great Northern, 101
to 1 ; York and North Midland, 711 to 72; Eastern
Counties, 661 to 68l and London and South Western,
92 too.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady
at I to 2 prem. Great Luxembourg Railway
shares continue is demand, and are last marked at
the improved pries of 71. The securities of the
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada continue to meet
with some inquily.

Mr. Morgan said he would not have meat eny remarks on
the cue at this stage had not Mr. Poland opened It as one of
fraud. He admitted the bankrupt had loft this county
Inextricably involved in difficulties to the event of 160,000 f.
but ha denied that there wee any frond whatever, for the
ba.,krupt took nothing with him. On the contrary, be left
property behind him, which the creditors have not hitherto
attempted to realise, of the value of 184,000 L
Mr. Poland said he hoped it would be proved tint the
estate trees° valuable, u it would ha oertainly good news foe
the creditors. He would, however, prove the car ha had
'paned.
Alderman Lim/woe thought Mr. Morgan's remake
PiEnt9l.•

Mr. Moreau said be most emphatically deeki every Iles
pestles of fraud upon tits benkrupt, r there was rings
property to pay everyone.
Aftsr some further discussion the case was adjou.ned for a
week.

CLERHEN WELL.
ina STaIiz.—TIOLINT
A rough-looking man, described se a labourer, who gave
the name of difrad Vann, was ohar with committing
a vieent assault, under the following drowninoes :
h appeared from the eridemee of the complainant, a
respeotaWy-attired min, that about half-pest 10 he
us. peabiag through Hatton•garden, where he saw
the defendant and some other men, apparently of
his class, quarrelling, and tasking nee of very
bad 'anglaise. He had no mown awed the spot where the
Atiandint was standing than the deindaat celled oat
"Hors is one of the I" rushee at klae, sad struck hits
a wolent blow in the i.e.. The blow tor row Yoe rendered
biro almost insen,ible, and his eye woe blociowl. Es MA
alt know the defendant, and bad norm egosida we ward to
him, or made ant remark to the crowd osiumbiel whoa the
disfrodeat otr!tek

The efendant amid he wee any fee whet be had dew,
bet the fact was he wee be liver at the Ira. Sem of the
ism es make had been massylag ldm zed Ids essagesies;
and be mistook the compleMens he ewe of the ether piety.
The megietrate meld he essid not allow swe ea moose se
&whimsies to preyed, and laid debsdent or is
default of pertneet toe mowh in the Moms of Correction.
Yrs. Martha Doris, of New North-mad, was charged
wilt areal, ing Mrs. Rommel fide;
The complainant sad her triteness proved the ewes, apes
which Mr. John Wakeling, who attended Lit the defendaa;
mid that the oomplaistant fitted herself lido one of the
definfienes bowies, and when asked to leave reined ; the
defendant then put her head ow the complainant's shoulder
end told her agate to go, which wee the assault complained
of.
Mr. Corrie diamisied the can.

Mr. Clifford, in bin address to the jury, urged that In a ease
like the present, whet* Usay were denting with a child of
toter years, the jury ought not to and a verdict of guilty
inapt upon very etroug iridium, and that there was
nothing to show that the prfsoaer did set dad do letter In
qaestion, or that he took theta out of curiosity or oilsehisc
and without any felonious latoation.
The jury, atter a short sielibaralles, found the prisoner
trinity, Gut strongly rensoninided him to matey on account
of hie tender age.
He use sentearei to fourteen dare hard labour, and
to La kept in a refternatery lse fire pare.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TIM DAT.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
lICILCLAKT KT • roIIION 'AMOK.
• Osman roller, who gam his name at Cart Seeger, wee
aimed with barglariously brooking out of, sad mealiag
from Mrs. 'home's lodeing-home, Gravel-lam, Monads-
dith, two sums of money and various articles of wearig
sppaitt.
The prisoner wars unable to speak 'lnglis!), and c met-
wetly the evidence was conveyed to has through the
mediate of an interpreter, whom he frequet.dy interrupted
by vehement eselanthioas and gesticnig one.
The poliemam who had the mama in oustody sold—This
aiming, shoat 1 o'clock, 1 was in Gravel-tene, whoa I -net
the priaoner,whossid to ran Gude morning ears, can you tell
me d• re, to de Lomb* Detke i" I sew he had • gawky
1 of yowls( apparel all loose under his arm, sad said, "If
you tall me where yea got thaw things from, I will." He
replied that be had tome from Germay, and wee then
going bush. I aid mot think this very Maly at that
time is the ineasta& ead told him I sheald lake
him to the epos which be threw all the things
dews Memo o sad ran off. I on, however, ter
reek* kw 1124 sod naught him before he bed gorse 100
ride. I qaestleaml him, but could got so satiefectory
reply, sa I seek him to the authors, where I searched him,
mid fora IL If.. Id. sod • lot of fermiers edam epos him.
Mts. Aims odd the prisons, had lodged at her hose
Maw km Fain:day. lout night at about 10 &cloak be melted
sad clemad himself to go out, sad the asked him when he
waogoisg at that time of sight. He replied that ha was going
to the ship, ried told her not to sit up for him, but to
kayo Ilto door unfasMed, sad he would lot bloat
M. OM west to bed about clove& o'clock and slept very
setradly, till the wee awoke this morning by the poll anise at
shoat half-pet two, when she missed a brocaded silk skirt
at her own, sad a coat and • pair of trove. ere belouphig to her
hasbaed, who was in the country. A sovereign and 2e. hod
also been takes from under her pillow while she slept,
mad a gold ring, which the prisoner hod on his anger, wee
Wes out of her drawer, together with the Molise. TM
dohs predated wee. (hoes obe had lost.
Ile. Primate, one of Mrs. Jboase's lodgers, hisafified
three of the onrs, three palm of Isomers, • leather sad a
carpet bag, which had b ea takes from the prissier, ee his
property, sod said he had also loos bollootoretta sad MY
silver, welch was I. a porte-nionaele la hiepoaMt.
TM primmer, Wog told its oast p Wore tootbst
mom d his dedmor, sod me oemmitied for trial.

GUILDHALL.
CATTY as AIM lIIIIIINATTOX or 110011t3, TI a.

SAltillll/ ATTOILN ST.

Anal Bayley lately carrying on badness so os attor-
ney st 13, Oreshem-s'reet, City, who absconded from
Ids ere More ia inie, 1859, leaving behind him liabilities to
the extent of about 200,0001, wee brought up on a warrant,
herbs beta captured by Brett, an experienced deasetive
sergeant of the City fora, la she colony of Victoria, is
Lastralia, and pita(' at ths bar for examination, before
Aldermen Lawrence, the preeiding megietrata, charged with
non-eurnwider to the o,t lamed ageless him Is bankruptcy.
Mr. Poland sneered for the powecution; sad Mr. Hum-
phrey., jar-., (tithe Arm at Humphrey., am, sod Morgan,
kw the defame.

Although more than twelve months have clamed since
the Ord mintier were made in the caw, our readers will
peobstily eseellet• that la the inveetigati.ot of the psi-
POWs aides at the time of his fight, unusual
sensetkin was mood among the profession to
which he belonged, as well ea the trading com-
munity, with whom he appeared to have hod
Ter, =tocsin betimes transactions. Some idea may
be lonised of the recklseentsa with which he conducted Ole
pecuniary stairs from the fact that at the time be
I absconded he yea bopelmely insolvent, and that his
account shows his permits' expeaditime alone had exceeded
his Mecum by the enormous nun of neatly 60,0004 His ho is
and papers further diectoted the mideppromiation of monies
of client cot:wed to him to the extent of shoat 40,00 W.
His total liabilities it was foetid considerably emended
150,0001., but the cursory glance at the mo3unts, obtained
when the warrant for the prieoueed apprehension was
granted, rendered it impossible to strive at an accurate
estimate of the fall extent of his defalcations and liabilities,
The uses ate stated to be mortgaged to their full
value, so that the crelitors have little hope, if any
cd • dividend from the estate. The venial was granteti
in April lest and pliesd in the hands of Brett, who forthwith
mocorsded to Audislia in merit of the bankrupt,
who on being arresied appealed to the colonial
tibiae'', collegial, the whole of the proceedings step
by step until the ceder for hie extradition was made out, and
signed by the Chief Jack* of the Supreme Court of
Viet,* when Brett took charge of his primmer, and soiled
for Ragland In the Agincourt, the whole journey out sad
home having beset succestfully accomplithei in the short
spate of about eve mosithe.

Mr. Poland having stated the facts of the cue, the follow-
ing evidence wu Mimed :
llamas Collies said—l am clerk to Mr. Hunker, one of
the managers In Binkruptcy. I produce the original pro-
inedings in 'ha beekraptcy of David !Ingham, of No. 13,
Orsideam-street, in the city of London, in which he is
dwraibtd u a scrivener, dealer, and chasm, man. Among the
proceedings, I have the petition for adjudication at the emit
of Mann. Hart, and their affidavit verifying the petition.
I here also the adjudication signal by Mr. Commis-
sioner Goulbourn, dated the sth of August. The
adjudication was dispu'od, but it mu confirmed on the 12th
August. I have also the sonicoona requiring the bankrupt to
sarreader on the27th Sept.. NA which am duly advertiewl in
the Gaulle of the 13th of August, ►639. The 24th of An-
-0,4 wee the &at day sppoiatad for the bankrupt to surren-
der, bat the tune was of crwards extended to the 27th of
September f Hs did not sarreader on either
of thew days or save. Oa the 27th of September
Oinwildolllll. Hoiroyd signed a tonaaraaduna which
1 else roles*, of the beakrapes uon•surreadcr. I produce
a espy ef the Gum* of the 13th of August, rostrata* the
ivertiessesm of the days deed for the bankrupt to earreadsr.
Edwin flowermas, rid— I live at 3. Fella- tame, Spam-
sesd, Xlagaltuad. lam assistant to Mr. limber, the taw
ware. Oa the 6th of Most, 'US, I erreed the beak-

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1859.