The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHIQUER.

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D•U•011 TO • SEP.
ma Wills lamed Mimes this monger in the
shave ewe, whielitzLrd &Wog the 1.0 previous days.
It wee ste aslant by Sews. Clete sad Co., the
erslAstema she el Limped. whist the Doak'
Nagar,* eastateed by ash of their easels, the
Skirl Nevale, with rano. It appeesed that ebe vas
a hap wed INA heavy draught, end ea eatim=ryllesk,
tie arsew wdß, sad, is aerated
"Li Ms WO At the tell heirs Beni
MAIN fir ittly head • verdict by
thsj=ksettal
Me eribmigently eblefeei by the
to set sib lbe liar ar ha • ass Mel, ut the
bates of
serplith sal 'Shafts as le awe seam Muir
van aisis enewledy of syleica that the rcdr=
be dieberspeL
Minna esetedlegly.

00IIRT OF BANIItUPTCY.
(Mos Kr. Comailair lioiroyd.)

{if an Tan iota& ISMelit DANL.—a/rot use °MIDI=
Mr. IVeleensvinc behalf of the assignees he Ws ease,
made the steleseat .—He we happy to way that
conetagence el way in which the assignees had bees
met in armee( • yaw beery matter in litigation, they
would, with the -el ref • smell amount in the heeds el the
betel reneger, be la • position to declare another divided
of la. in the posed. Willed that aid the edemas would have
boss able to yew enaline la, making, =dee the bankruptcy,
• total dividend if Us, being Is more than they expected to
realise. The defile proved amounted to 642,0001.; and
the meet it requeed 27,1001. to y •
Mend of la They wore already in of
that sum aid esesselng more; and he entertained
lee doubt 'whatever that in December next they should
be able to pay soother sixpence d,vidend, making steal
of 16s. tleforsmately. the creditors had not had than
relief frees the shareholders which from their sue-
hr they had • reesonebie right to upset. =
notwithetettlng the very great exertions of the ei
matiesor,he bed sot hem able to melee more than would peg
• divid. nd of 3e. fkl. in the ponad; and he did not bold eel
soy hope that the amount he email be able to pay
over to the snipers would yield more than another
21. or 3d. In the posed. However, with tbat addition
to the feeds, collected under the bactkroptcy, the
edges' would be able to pay another la. divided,
which, with the nuns coming In before December, would
make up the total divided, 16s. Be cad that they would
sot go. That was without anymatributions whatever hem
past shamholdees of the bank, who, socordiog to the theory
of the law, were bile for three year. for such debts es bad
been iseared durtag the time they had been eliarelvddies.
Whether the sodgoass would be able to reach the pest sheer
holders, either by procesdiage at law,or under windier up,
was a question surrounded with very maddened* diffloelty
and doubt. There were several shareholders who led sot
yet paid anything, although their seem were believed by
the assignees and others to be ample; sad the assignees
intended to act upon the advice that had beau give them,
and to publieh from time to time the gross of defaulters,
until they were brought to a seise of their duty—
• duly which they owed as well to creditors
of the bankrupt as to dose who bad been fellow-nifferere with
them, t.nd bed contributed to the payment of its debes.
If those persona would only subscribe but • email sem com-
pared with their mesas, and with whet was believed to be
their property, the soignee would De able to do that which
ltadahhad anticipated at an early rep of the
be had not yet been able to eery out—
to make dividend 16e. 64. But of that they could sot
bald .at ase hope. As they were now in a posit,on to pry •
dividend el Is., hie honour would perhaps permit the slung
to be advertised; end it fortunately Moored that
the WWI weeimaa would be able to avail Merit of
the rotes& of the &ink of Ensiled for meg
the dteMeed; It being necessary, with 4,000 crettliont, to
have the facilities which only that building dr fried. It wee
=MU the dividend sitting fur the 24th Jane; end
yea os the 28th or the 29th.
Mr. Lee, the diked assignee—ln titer:cure of the week.
We WWI emote entage • day with the bank.
Mr. Li.hhaer mid that the thirties which the ssetgneee
bad jest settled ttristemsd at one Uwe to be of long duration;
for it wee amid that it would be carried to the Home of
Lords. lie we happy to my that the was the last Ilemiss
in white the Royal British Bank was likely to be in
The ConWie&ser—The soignee, mem to folly car-
ried set the espectatious which they held out to the slues-
holders `their report as to the amount of dividend likely
to be reeled leder the bankruptcy.
Mr. Liaidater—Oh, yes. They bare dons more. It we
sever espeteed that more then 10s. would be realised from
the seen seder the bashruptey ; be we have had the goad
fortune to haw the seelenecte of Mr. Taylor, Mr. Wild,
sad ether, es misses, end they have sertainly reertel
thseassives in wok • way as greatly to hermit the creditors.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

IULELDOROIIOII-STREET.
• wean IN Tall MalMasan%
Efisedefd iirpressot prostitute, was charged with bake
drink sad amealtles the pHs, to the Haymarket,-
Grow Lowftiftsr, a ampleinches man. with attempt.
iag to nieces here
prom the widens elf pelise-anastable C, it
that at a late boas cm the previews eight be saw the
.=
primers outside • rablialtoese be the Haymarket. making a
great Newham., gad citing fa a liemeb to coma oat eel
Oahe her. lie niqusseal her to go away gatetly, when she
turned upon him, knocked of hie bat, and shis akerapdar
to pick it up, knocked his doers sad fII ea him, mixing him
by hi. hair, cad trying bag utmost to bits his tor, aad idiot
Mb• tigress. A large crowd of quite a 1,000 parent., t =sat-
iety of gentlemen, prostitutes, and others amernbled, who,
on hie apringiag his rattle, est up a trentredous about to
drive Ids rattle earl prevent assietaites taming. At leas*
however. awiatimes cam% when the crowd became vary
seated, glad • amber arms* were thrown at that by the
means esseabled. TIM female became en violent that they
were Wigan is farm her to the statics on • etirteher, sad
en the way the aeb prisoeir szaltad the mob to mom hat,
belleshig est le them to "he her go," and re'ring hell of
the sheeoher.
The eyelike, was acentaseil by two other oessetables, see of
whom said ditimeakt pulled • qu twit, of hie heir oat by the
rads, and Het ea maidiag for alma water for the feraaku
thinking 4110 see In • it, she jumped up ant behaved In the
meat violet gmeassr, sad that dine were tally 1,000 peruse
sinsubled. The essatabloraiso Clutieseed the first witness
ea to the gen the solo peleeser took te the uproar.
houpost &pee sold dos he bri Ism many &Gin In th 3
Saymnshsf, bat amp to 'goal the Fevieet one. Two or
throe watches were stolen, and be believed It was got up for
the garpose robbriles being affected.
The -woman was committed for two months, and the rota
lad Me., a fourteen dep.
WORSHIP-STREET.
DIe•ORACIFVL (Asa.
William Morrie, 41, a box meter. in Curtain-reel, Shore-
ditch, was @barged before Idr. D'ltynoourt with assaulting
his wife.
The comptsiasat said she had b•su yowled 22 yearat that
her bust:wad erns by sotwe • drunkard, and when in liquor
h slim) a balsa and ticket ter. She never before went so
for in I.w as to am .r modem. biro, al, hough abe had fm
I gamily charged him. Last night while atsnAiog t.lting with
a neighbour at theatreetdoorliscareedown.tairs without*,
struck her in the mouth, thereby oandng it to bled ;
her t. the ground, and their kick, d abou• the billy sad
lege. His Goaded bad two so very bad that she aeon*.
Wily ought cousolatioe at these in • little desk.
rat eimpisinuat's teeth were *Retained and found to be

loom
The VANN who took defendant said both husband and
wife were tipsy, and he cooties:sill raw them so. Upon
this 'erosion the women was bleed•ng.
Deffoodaat admitted his predile lion for drink, to whisk bo
le sibs fret instance was led by her tippling, and y she
anfaithfal. Ile did not recs.llett otrikin or kicking
=4l " bat," said dedeodent, " I have a fair pro-
ps& to wake. If she will leave off ohs drink, I will."
A reeprotable-looking youth hero stepped forward awl
begged goo no.gistrate to all.rw h 4 patents to 'gonna; be
ieved the, were willing, and be was sorry to say each
woo equally to blame.
lie. Irgynooart observed that it was a most diegraesfal
rdebeektagraie. Who in the first looters°, had bees to
Wes be weld not ray, mid should order the drfendent to
Owl two rranaies In 201. each to keep the peace for six
medle.

8110CIINO TAM:IIIOI%—A horrible afftir w-
owed at Oldbery, oar.
Birmlogbarn, yesterday. A
Mrs. Neter, the wife of • reepect.ble miner, bad be-
cocoa low and deoooodlng, to o.newqoaece of the hem of a
/.tighter. lota oe Monday eight, or early on ties
following woredag, ehe ent the Ihrtat of her
yonegeet child, a boy of twelve yews of ege, sad,
after doing menus damage to an older child, eb• was
endeesounog to bold her wo'br, she woondel herself to
the throat In each a deybrable way that her We f
doweired of.