The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1859.

Sled May. 1'69, in the pose I.rao,', tbo department Milo I
Amount a. t• e.l of the Navy. ne wlralty, Boreacis4bease.
Notice is also riven to A. (AI, 6, SY 401011, sad steam,
and to aG gee,. ristervotsd thereon, ilist the distributios of
premeds received wad wattage toasty .worded for the slave
schooner, memo mohnowa (aappoeid to A. tb Jupter, ftp-
tend os the Ma Jams, 1857, by hoc Majeata's ship Aim-
WO, aria... os Monday, obit 23rd )(ay, 1859, in
Ito pin brood of the dosertment of NM Ace mutant-Gene-
TM et itso Navy, Ashohnity, flomormt-boor.
Neaps is oho given to the °Soars, women. and 'marine.,
and to all mosso Wafted Merida, toot the distribution of
posed@ rociolooll sad tonsop bounty mrardod for Ms
ottecom loth McLain' (captsmd ou the 15:h Oeloboe,
1867, by her Idskety's alup Alecti.), e =mows on Mon-
day, Mist lied May, 1860, in the pna. branch of the depart-
ment of the £oouunttaa-Osmral of the Navy, Admiralty,
Bossonot-hottsa.

ADMIRALTY, HAT 13.—Afrormiratis.—Com-
reasdne J. M. Bence (1866), of the Frathaod, sppointed
to the Pieper& 11, et Woolwich, tor special service; and J.
Deimos (1856), to the Firehr tad, 6, peddle-whrel steam
Vset Deptlord,Par special seance, vice Broth.
:temente C. H. Witham (1866), R. Cotter (11163ast
C. D. V...gary, to the Emerald, arrow moue (Aram, at
um; W. B. Mall (1864), to the Flying k oh, 6, screw
steam gma vessel, at Portsmouth; W. F. Jobne,n (1866), to
the Pisses, 11, threw steam bet at Portsmouth ;
H. M. Magrath (1864), to the Edinburgh, 6, smew steam-
ship, foe eowit-gward smoke, at I...ith ; H. WV. Alexander
(1M), W. Menzies :UM), ant F. J Hamilton (1848), to
the Agamenanos, 91, screw slaroship, at Portsmout ; T.
Bernie, to the Ronan, 60, meow steamthip. kr eismatmll
esevios at Falmotilt A. H. Webb (5833), to the H
se, mew theissblp, for west-guard arvioset Ltverpoo7V
K. Wright (1866), C. W. Branthorpo (1664), J. T. Pringle
6185,4). sad tit. J. Coventry (183 J), to the Lthdon, 90, at
ampere.
Ma'am J.O. Maglard ()811), to be eadtlicsal to the Fie-
, =isbit. H. Drysdale (16)2), to the Emerakl ; W. H.
(1863), to the Agassenth,o; and G. L. Carr (1849),
the London.
Paymasters J. J Ratter (IMO), additional to the Pomad-
e)) e, 84, at Sheernera 8. Smyth (1864), edditional to the
Hawke, GO, saes st.ateabip, tot canstsussd octet°, on the
coral ot Deland R. U. Webber (1861), to the Emerald;
J. 13. Hay (1816), to the London, and J. Lewis (18413), to
the Agamemnon.
Amethyst Pavoitisters F. Bane (18.53), to the Emerald;
B. F. Redeh (1886). to the Lowloa T J. Oils (1867), sad
W. B. Mold, to the Agamemnon.
Clerks W. Y. *Wm., t.. the Boast rld sad W. R. P.
Baer, to the London.

CHATHAM, Mar IS.
The following circular memorandum from th•
Horse Guards man Gab monaleg received by the commasd-
bg at this garrison relative is the mesa tube sdopted
In raisicg mss fir the army :—" Commanding officers do
not seem to aware of the coneequeseee attending the an-
pie) mut of gamic on the recruiting service, yet tb uniform
ems reputed espresenteti as from all quarters ekarly establish
dm airlines of atter-aloe a drum ant fib to every recruit-
ing wire own an arrangement le preetimblo. Hie
:sii me the General CiAnmanding-in-Chlef sore
owe yva..lll detail one drummer and one lbw to join
eM elf per part e* employed en ths nankin waken sad
yea TM at oate submit the ratios of the party you may
West lit this addition, when the necessary authority will be
Nat "

to ) on.— By command
W. F. Portal, Deputy Atutsat-Gammil."
This aftentl.-• the whole of to unwire and am of tam
Oafs of It ly al Engineers sow at imadgaartars wore SIMI
op on their pantie ground at Brompt. n &mak 1.
purpose of wttneraiagthrt ...Mamma of • mlmr meal and •i
money gratniajech to Strff B.geont J. Dough% Wow. '
Illegerat H.. ping, Sergeant G Dadswell. mg Lento-
Corporal J. W Immo, which tai been awarded them by Lie
Royal Highness th. Dok. of C4mbrulge for keg WIWI Illad
moritarlane conduct. The ceremony of prreating th• mot&
wo• pmformsd by Cotosel H. Ilasithara, the director of the
Royal Regime, Zetabluleceet. Each of the sergoaste
wessived • palish, of 131, sad the corpora • matialty of N.
They bass ell Immo aftwarde of twesty-cee years is the ompa,
airing the whole .1 which period they hare always Was a
met 'imaging thwarter.
A Woe wmlr of abs Welt asA wooded troops shelters
reetestly eeri est at the brvabil depot bees India end
Mai be.• buspected by • Chelem hem* sad
It to IkotLe metes tersely 100 mod-oemerieloind gnome
sad men Lit It. pry's barreeks this ossening In aerie of
ter dime, sod proomdeil to the various milkary Matisse In
Imbed sod be die wpm of jib** timir vospeo.
Om espMa
DITAIJITCTILI OP ICRAL Rionrsine. Shortly situ.
I o'clock this morsies the Iliad company of Royal Re-
gimen stenabkd in the Dertack-nicer, st Brmtptos,
where they wen iimmitheik afterwards Barbed to fitracid
Olathe, sad prompadod by Whim to Weymouth, at which
post they 7 MINA teenerrow monies for Alderney.
Captain W. J. Insart, aml lAsstanmet C. A. Laos Camp-
halt, hft beedquattera M comm a. of the 32nd can:pony,
whkb, is ressequence of the hrgo anabsr of men which
bar. buss tads hos We cowpony to 111 up vasessim is
the rrmpesk. frourdiag to as liwitimereerm, he. her
reduced to 40 Imes of all maul. TM ina see le he oes•
'toyed is repeats( the lortilkaticas ds the bland of
Liderory.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT U.
The Victoria as& Albert, royal yaokt, Cepa*
ale Hrs. hat* Dueam mass Ur °aspires to-day,
sad wail mil as Trodep ant far Arms" to brag ovar.
bat Royel Illittaro lb. Primo loodeMt William of
Pere&
Tbo said peadoser belaspits MS port Inn repeated
la My at toe Mar Imam gam kr Oa wire of sear-
Webs the Mat. St be moil imatipard amiss TM
faCisls set )et esseriod.
Royel Sorivra, 131, screw, wOl be braskt oat of
der Mtsurow, sad the Impareassit, 31, mew Mgr*, toka
mimeos,
TM Ise, mow troop wt, etoltd for Gibraltar aid Malta
motorday Menton. A der:boost of the RH, Brigade,
ematetics of WI 4 Serra sad rem shirk bedist, and aim
easeered to Sylthrd, was afterwards pros* as board the
Loathe. Mesa leg, sad brought sabots, /mks to 16. sblp
=1
.distouralosily arred. Tbo .in
la Re.
to Wtarliaaers.

THE ACC:IDIIIT AND LOU
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lab intellignat.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—MAT 13.
Sattnp a; NW Peas at WMtmisNar.—(Bdur Mr. Jaitioe
Wighlismi sad COMBOS Juan.)
4CTTON P. OTLATIT.

This action was brought by Joha Bottom of No. 1, Upper
oowevatreet, Bedford-aquae, against Oregon Gilbert, the
publisher, la Patereester-row, to recover a surnof 62f. lis. 34.,
beau the amount he clamed la respect of cettsin medical
books which he had printed sad entrusted to the dekndast
for wale upon commission.
Mr. Prentice and Mr. Gordon Allen were for the plaintiff,
sad Mr. Edward Jaws and Mr. Patchett for the defendant.
I: seemed that the plaintiff, who was described ea a
meditel student, printed three books, one ea Sperms.
torrless," soother on the " Pbuislogy of Waimea," and a
third cm " Consumption," bearing the name of Dr. Maw
Nall u the author, and employed the defendant, whose
name was hunted on the title pegs as publisher, to sell them
wpm the usual commindon charged by the trade. The plain-
tiff, warding to his own account, became acquainted with
Dr. Ea% who poseesesd coo/Adorable experience in a peril-
oder description of complaints, a few years ego, and entered
Into a mutual arrangement with him for the publication of
theme works. Before, however, it was carried out Dr. Hall
started for America, sod the plaintiff determined to existed
the manuscripts which he had left behind, and to publish
them as hie own account. The defendant objected to pay the
may to the pleated', on the ironed that it belonged ts Dr.
Ha, with whom he had entered into the contrast for the
Isle of the works

T 1; plaint 11 who war • very young man, admitted,
in mem-examination, that he had advatieed himself to the
enables Dr. Settoo, M.R.C.S.,aa John Sutton, P.R.C.S., sod
en John Batton, M. D., although he had serer taken any one
of flora degree.. He am described himself for the purpose of I
selling the hooka whittles brought out. (Laughter.) On,
took wee directed against quackery. (Laughter.) Ha bad
been a medical student at Bt. IlartholomWs Hoapital. He
had publicised some bmka in the name of limo Palmer
who was • friend of one of his assistants, but he had
new sees him. (Lughter.) Witness then said he was
ewe therged at Clerkenwell Polioe.coart for publishing a
IRA hut be was not then uiso charged with extorting wavy.
It wee not raid ho had demanded money from the preen
against whcm he pobliehed the libel. The charge wee with.
drawn. He was taken Into custody by the voila. He was
mot found under • trap door in the door of hie room, but he
wr io oellsr MMus from the ponce.
ll.ottugliner.)
Blatt, hie aielmant, did not aste in the lonian ourt that
a patient came from DeWin and paid hint (caws)) • fee of
10 guinea' and afterwards gem Lim a promissory note for
1601. Warner did not nodal those messy& Blatt did not ex-
! puts hie sorrow for lending himself b ma bands, and obtain
an indemnity against prementica ban the opposing creditors.
The report of the proceedings at the polioe-court in the
Dispatch heeded The Motorbus Dr. Button" was in-
correct, end am motion wee priding in respect of It.
The witness tben said that be still advertised that the
poor mold me Dr. Hall guide, at 1, Upper (lower-sweet,
Bedford-square.
Mr. Edward Jerome, on the part of the defendant,
contended that the contract was made with Dr.
Hall, who, from the plaintiff's own representation,
woo • real porton now in Caned. and said that If the jury
brad • verdict for the plaiette Dr. Hall could, on hi.
Muni to this comity, taxspol &thaw to pay the
110007 01,01 agein.
Hr. Gilbert, the delmdontdeposed that when the con-
tract to mil the works wm antered into the plaintiff came to
his shop with another perms, whom be represented m Dr.
Sydary Hall. HeeeidDr.Hallwishedlibitopublishtbeworks
for him, and that Le eseteseted to do se, and to receive the
book, upon sale or warn, with the usual commingles. On
severol ether semaions the plaintiff again called at the shop
with the WNW pram.
Orenestmanimed-1 have got the money I received far the
his. I lam mid It away to no one, but es soon as Dr.
Hall claims it be will have it at once. No one said. the
plaistif bin applied for the money. I cams Into 101WW1/011
ramtedbm's besinees all at once. My father took the
of the act twice. I cannot may of my own knowledge
bow sow IBM times he did so. As far as I hoot., it may
be tire or twe hundred thus. (Lambert%) 117 uncle
Ilemstit the balm= under • bill of sale from the Aura My
What Is new my manager. I did not state In the Insolvent '
Oenet that I bad knew% the plaintiff in the name of Dr.
Sidney Hall. I odd I keen hoe/modules need the same of
Hall The first time I haw that wee when I saw in the
the of the ere et Cliekeewell Policeemart,
Ibr=gthe was described ae John Buttes, alias Dr. Sidney
Hell.
The lamed Judge laving summed up,
The Joey Mal a verdict for the phdatiff, dermas ON., to
be redatM le fa, If the Imam remaining unsold were re-
tuned within • week.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MAT 19.
Malay it NW Pries in MUMlrest.—(Bstore Mr. Justice
Williams NW A Comma Jury.)

TUNILS V. ILTRICIL.
This was as action to recover leafage' for slander.
Mr. Huddleston and Mr. Chanock appeared for the
=sad Mr. Skinner sad Yr. Dowdeswell foe the
t.
The plaintiff in this rise, In fletAerabsr lest, purchased of
dn. Read the Weiner of • butcher, is Rat Monl.ey, and
paid 1001. foe goodwill aed futures. The defendant bad
Ira far say years a butcher is the same village. The
err's case was that in • emanation is February lea
_ the defendant, Mr. Orearea sad Mr. Faber,
the the. keeper of the New lan, bat who bad
sines died, Oreaves said that two diseased cows
bad pared his boss, sad that the boy who
drove them, informed him that they were going
hi the promise of Mr. Hoary, a cattle dealer, at Twicken-
ham The defendant Paid, " They do not send them to far
seet ; there WIN one from Mr. Taylor's slaughtered in this
Wiese last week." He added, that it was killed at the
ratlrs shop. He alto said that Dr. Roberts (the farrier),
the shop, h noticed the meat, and seed that,
um=had noticed
atthorltire of the village laterfwed, he would glee
kallinallas is the police ; that he did not consider the meat
it he Mona* food Hs also said it was publicly
bnown that ono of dr. Sayloe's diseesed beasts had been
almghtoned the previous week at the plaintiff's. Oe another
itemska, fee the coffee-room of the New lan, the deGndsat
all, la the peewee. of • witness awned Howard, to a man
amiamt Payee, 'We shell have scene cheap beet." Papa
INK " How is that f " and the defendant ansitand,
" My neighbour, Tooke, hes killed one of Taylor's dimmed
oars, which wee driven down in the dak." He aid •
policemen watched to see where it went to, end that the beef
la the shop did not look fit to eat. The Incase. Harmede
admitted that he had formerly been in the defendant's sew
vice, and ten ”are ago he was tried on • charge of receiving
some beef *the fres Ms &shadow. but was acquitted.
Mr. Taylor said he bad sold two MMus to the plaintiff for
251. 1k , sad they were balb healthy sad sound, though
may of the mirth at the time ea Ma ins were very badly
diseased. There yes ether ovideaso is show that the asset
wee good, and Mr. &boots dried that ho bad over said that
there woo disomod meat in tie plabilff's shop.
no plaintiff sad his wine wen sailed to show the 1107
sosteined in conseafeece of the slander. La Serember the
takings in the plaintiff's shop wee about td. • week, but in
January the amount bed rises to aserly 401. After the
slander the amount deoreese,d largely, end last week the
plaintiff only to 3/. fa 81.
On the other bad the defeedant was called, and he denied
eat having attend the slanderous wade impaled ti
Payne a'so denied the nee of the words sad by Howard to
bare been spots. in his pnewsce.
A vitas's, awned Healy, stated that he had oar some
beef at the plastid's shop which was of the mbar of 'maho-
gany, sad he migrated to Mrs. Tasks that abs should ad
keep It in the taut of the shop.
The jury pve • verdict for tbs plaintiff—Damages Vl.

COURT OP BAINKRUPTCY...4IAT 13.
(Before Mr. Cameakekaar Nary.)
IN 11 coon.
The bankrupt, a former at Greet Harrowden, applied for
kb oartilloate.
Mr. Larnaca appeared Ice the memos, aad Mr. Wic-
kert for the bankrapt.
His Honour grouted a second cl an et rid:kat..

111 IN MILLI!.
TI• bankrupt, a tobanconiat, of Shoreiitcb, obtained a
marl alms medicate. Debts, 7001.; assets about 300/.

IN NZ 10116171.
TM bankrupt, C. H. Joseph, otherwise Joedife, bad kept
Ow tavern and restaurant opposite the Adelphi Theatre,
stread. This wee the adjourned examination meeting. The
accounts have already appeared. The debts and Itabilities
amount to 7,1001. ; all the property, valued at 2.3991., is held
by secured creditors. It includes tbs leases of the houses 74
ad 15. Strand, for which the bankrupt had paid a twat
of 4601.
A further adjournment wee ordered.
IN 1.11 BHIPPIAD.

The bankrupt was brick and the maker of King's Lynn.
Thu was the examination meeting. The balimace-etteet pre-
sented the extraordinary phenomenon of an esee.a of assets
(at hut au paper) over the liabilities. The bankrupt owe. to
memoursel ermlitore, 2891. to those holding necurity, 3,6871.
The meets an stated at 5401. ; property held as security,
4,692/.
The bankrupt pared.
IN ER JINNINOS. _

The bankrupt, a carpenter and builder, of Rochester, ap-
plied for his certificate. Debts, 8161. ; assets, 38t1.
Mr. Prall, for the assignees, urged that the bankrupt had
put his creditors to to expense by assigning part otitis
ruPetr.
Mr. C. E. Lewis appeared for the bankrupt.
His Honour granted a second class certificate.

told with mud to those cheque*. Mr. Ellstea, ma behalf of
the rarer Wagner, also urged very strongly up= the jery
the hat that, irrespective of the prejudice that bad been in-
Modred into the toquiry, the only 'mitoses against this pri-
sms, rally wu that of Miss Harr, who perirsted to iden-
tify him as the man who had gone Into the colierroons of
the University Hotel disguised in the manner rated.
Yr. Justice Crowder slimmed up the endear at consider-
ablelesgth and with great care and minuteness, and
The jury retired at tire minutes past eight, and were ab-
sent three quarters of an hour, whew they returned into
court and gave a verdict of Guilty serest all the prisoners.
Evidence wet then given filet Wagner had been before
convicted of forgery, and sentenced to ten years' trans•
potation.
Sentence was deferred.

NEW COURT.
(Before the Eteoorder.)

in/liens Vole, 66 tailor, and ..dnritosig Oates y, tailor.
mew indicted for unlawfully conspiring to obtain money by
file pretences.
lie. Metcalfe prosecuted; and Mr. Poland and Mr.
M'Donnell defended.
The charge against the prhonste was for attempting to
obtain from one Edward Garrenton the sum of 61 , by mesas
of proposing each other as studies for a loan ins. malety to
which he belonged. There was also another charge against
Vale, for obtaining from one Thome' Whittaker the sum
of Si.
Both prisoners were found Guilty, and Vale sentenced to
eighteen and Gatenby to ail months' Imprieonment.
Downing awl Henry Davy surrendered to take
their trial up in an indictment charging them with feloniously
teaching a quantity of bristles, the property of Joseph
Moms, knowing them to have been stolen.
Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. Cooper and Mr. Sleigh
ddended.
The prosecutor is a bristle merchant, and the Wailes in
guidon were taken from a met whilst standing at the
Abardeen-whart This was on the 14th April, and a few days
after some bristles wen offered by Downing to a tradesman,
fn Kent.street, Downing having had them from Davy.
Information was given to the prosecutor, wits identified the
IN idles as p.m °Ethos. stolen from him.
The case was only part pomaded with the jury stopping
ft upon the ground that they did not think the evidence oi the
Identity of the bristles sufficient.

THIRD COURT.
(Benito the C 01901411 Serjeant.)
Henry Homburg, 33, labourer, wee indicted for feloni•
only cutting and wounding Charles Homburg, with intent.
Mr. Abram prosecuted.
The prosecutor is an upholsterer, residing in Marshall-
street, James, and there being some ill-feeling between
him and the primmer, the latter, upon the morning of the Bth
of April called at his house, and stabbed him in the head
with a short iron bar which he hod brought on purpose.
The jury found him Godly, and
He was sentenced to two months' imprisonment.
At the omission of the ease tho geatiemen who acted se
foreign jury, through the learned conned who prosecuted,
begged to expresso to the court their satisfaction at ths mess
nee in which the interpreter (Mr. C. Albert) had interpreted
the ewe.
Mr. Orridge said he was happy to congtstulate the court
upon having at last obtained an of interpreter, as for
some time they had bad the worst he (Mr. Orridge) had ever
met with.
The Common flerjeant sold he concurred in the opinion
which the jury had expressed.
Mt. Aldermen Rose said it woo highly mosesary that the
mart should have an efficient interpreter.
Stereasy Ctortes Selscay, 16, William ycesurl &brew, 18,
and Arms Wynn were indicted for stealing from Charles
Des a each-box and moneys, salmi 11.8 e., and also smash-
lac with intent.
Mr. Bobbie= prosecuted, end Mr. Orridge sad Mr. T.
Atklneon defended.
Thecae excited great interest in coneepsnce of the de-
plorable state of the prosecutor, who is most fearfully
afflicted with prays* and had to be carried into court on
a chair.
The are which has been ray recently given in the po-
lies rep. rt was bristly this :—The prosecutor, an old gen-
tlemen, keeping a print shop In Essex-street, Strand, was
the muter of the poisoner Stanley, who about the time of
this oocarrence, the 19th of April, was about quitting his
service. I:pois that morning the prosecutor had been carried
tab the shop, and there loft by the servant with the prisoner
Stanley. Whilst there be heard a whistle from maid*,
and then saw the prisoner William Solway at the
window, and cow him mate sips of r Mon to the
prisoner Stanley, who is his brother. Shortly alter
this promoter was taken into the teak parker
and meted upon the sob. Whilst there the miaow
Stanley said to leave the shop, end having been absent
about seven minutes came back, mod with him was the pri-
soner Wynn, who, he mid, wished to take the plies stout
to be left by him. Prosecutor then put mom qpestions to
Wynn, and whilst so engaged Wynn struck him a violent
blow on the bled with a mason's chisel, and was about to
repeat it, When the weapon fell from his hand and his flat
strut him heavily. Stanley then forced past the prose-
cutor, and taking the cash.boz. from the cupboard ran out
Glebe shop, Wyatt, wbo had during the time held his hand over
tolls month, Wearing. Some persons who were yam-
4c"v:ulin saw Stanley em hem the chop with the ash-box,
stopped him, when the primer Wham came up, sadists' to
get the cub-boa from Stanley. Wynn was taken In custody
the following day at the Rope of Detention, where be had
come to me the other prisoners Mom under committal. Oa
his way to the station he said to Inspector Mackenzie that
the prisoner William had nothing to do with the robbery ex-
, cept giving some advice. He bM, it appeared, the night be-
fore called at Wynn's bulgier, and received a message about
some appointment. Wynn had that morning been known to
take out with him the chisel with which the attack was
mode.
' Mr. Orridge, on behalf of the primer William Solway,
' strongly urged the extreme insufficiency of the evidence
against his client.
The Jury Acquitted the prisoner William Seaway, end
Wyon, who had been before convicted, was sentenced to ten
years penal servitude, and the other prisoner to four year..