The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-23 00:00:00

THB EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1858.

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COURT OF BASHRUPTCY.—Ocr. 22.
(Before Mr. Comatheiare 7eree.)
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audits% The Ileballee wan lenge, NA the soft log rm.
head jaw UR 44.
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eennoisi Re Was. Four of the huhr use
domed gemseins : tut the view pretelledm*X.:
giving up. Did nil how that four you • of the
truism. Reba beiventei JOU. to bay out hie
/0. Remy, at the negpellat of the Mutes the ..heal,
let slaws my pane he for ita typayerat Myna the
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ease% •sat the by bills, wild& its pit AbsunnileL
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hei Jabal ifs se seselty to the hannsee ellase—die M.
Gierne's mil the &tskb Mutual. His debt en this essennt,
Mee* 11004 nee new upwards of 2,0001. Its hum
lei set ben sillient iw hea to live on. His liabilities hid
bean yawl, lemming his 1847 downwards. Hi sassy
ham the school ended hem 12W. to 14W. , in Males be
phelbrate papas, bat they did not beta M he
still 1863. Last year he paid above INK he tar-
aims. *Hs now knew that he was insolvent to March,
1857. He did not than know that he owed upwards of
3,0001.
The Commissioner—What was your income last year?
Bankrupt—The whole of my income dining the list yaw
was 60W.

Mr. Linkhaer urged that the bankrupt had incurred obli-
gations upon improper representations, and believed that the
whole of Ida aura wee Weed upon tread.
Mr. Lawrence saggettad that his friend should prove in-
stead of stating hie otwa.
Mr. Linklater contended that nothing could jastify the
debts incurred by the bob qt. His axanakiation bad proved
that be was a mare men of straw without a shilling to pay
the debts be had iasurad.

Mr. libiTa, ezaralasi—by Mr. Linklatar, disposed that he
wee • baker of Wald. He was a creditor of the
beetroot'.
Findlas that smother baker who had revkinelysthe
benkrape with read armed to do so be-awe he could Oct get
paid, he (wirer) eke ripped suPPlTioft•
Ms. Cane, row, of Begeidos creditor for 2701., depend
that great pert of the debt bad hese incurred in the lest boo-
tan months. He edrealeil • as of creditors, and re-
tard the compodtion reposed.
The
ii,kral t, hi answer to grielisee ties Mr. Lawrence
(who for him), stated that kis 'shoal wart ea ba-
-1867, sad it be eseld have used astabir yew
rvvrinag wesekt have doubled. He had awed to show
arediton all Ow peer el the school breed 1601. a-year,
wadi Me debts wen paid elf. The Her. Mr. Heath, the
vier of WANK dletared dee the order of the briar for
W. There were &Hevener of crake re
11=Miree elerwhen, sad there was rioince n bath sides.
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Mr. libidater nbritted that the bankrupt bad been
guilty of ardor fraud in going oe contracting debts reel
err 1e was hopelessly insolvent. In Craw Use he had
even • bill of sale of his busiturs, though at the wry Mae
be bad a bM due which he ceeki sot rest.

ZOSOOF geld the fink to be hand the bankrupt
van that be had not brought hia affairs Wore the mart
simmar. Then was nothing to banes tbs sew. b wilhboid
• ausenan mantle (third deo).

111 111 JOIN TOWIIIND, M.P.

TVs wee the edioarned examined= meeting. The bea-
ms is described as an auctioneer, of Greenwich. At
itte date of the Met meeting a very full @ltaly& at
the itoommte was pitdished In the !apron ; it is only
wassery to reps.: the pristine] Owns of the Wanes wheat,
which winds from the let Jay 1862, to the Alin at the
benkruptcy.
Mr. Tucker appeared forphe-Imaignaii Mr. Lawrence
fee Mr. Wynn. the bankrupt's late partner, and Mr. Uig-
hur: fre the beidwupt.
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Kr. Tanker mil do iselsonit did sot oppose the bank-
mg:. rift. ',peel Kr Mr. Wyia, sad stated that, In
Widen te lb Ask KOOK , bit bad InalUTOe 3014V.1
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wine Kr mMIL
Mr. IMAM mial Mr. Tommind sophaticollydmild
my alloptim If *Pt be sada spinet bbn on
the entt Ode pommor% Mb Kr. Wynn.
Mr. Lenteme mai be me ast Instructed to make any
Amp of Kw& Al be ail erne that the chief clerk la
amill that lb. Wym woe mtitkd to repay-
=righ• MEM= mad is Os Miskrapt for a share ol his

Zara declined to Moro the terms of the cedar Is
Chancery.
Mr. Lewranos look ebgeellon be hems of 1601., which bed
bin Improperly aniM be an of ealerlea.
She bankrupt, orroderdkr Mr. Lowrance, deposed-11m
item composing the 1401. Mimed to were paid to Mr.
Hards, la discharge of aMI which I owed him for orb
abroad, end sundry payments made by him Igo girt of
the het Item of SOL wee dm gamy. I will =declaim to too-
, nise as woman of all my obi Wanesetions with Honk
AM some farther examination and dioruseloo,
lIY Hosour decided that upon the official ordain ne.
petting that ha wee medalled with the accounts DA would
anew the hankeypt to per his examination, and would grant
pentodes la the meantime, the oertalcate meeting being &p-
-pinked tor the Mak December.

let me walk." He replied, " Tom shan't drag
you there." He took me oy the miler, and dragged me to
the station-house, tearing my ooat in two places. I rotreated
him to let me walk, but he refused to do so, and leMinr go my
caller caught me by the sun. lie took we to the Bishigps-
pas-strest Mation-house, end made a Marge against me
of obstruct/31g Mao Ii the mamba of his duty. The de-
/indent told the inspector on duty all that had occurred, when
tits charge was diagonal, end I was set at liberty. (A ropy
of the cheep was handed in, which proved the comet-Ines of
this atatimant.) I had not in any manner annoyed or ob-
stmicald the delmsdant in the elocution of his duty. I made
• sompislat to the chief oommissioner of the meaner in
which I had beat treated, aid be dismissed the charge.
(bum written documents were put in, showing that upon
application to the chief commissioner that °Sur bad in-
vestigated the complaint, sad dismissed it as being " trivial
sad having no foundation.")
Mr. Charnock—Are you either • buyer or seller of stolen
goods f
Complainant—l am team.
Cross-examined by Mr. Patohett—When the defendant
pared, my wife was sitting oa a chair with her back to
the wall, and she might have occupied two hat of the foot-
Ch,l said to the defendant, " Is there not @atheism& room
e• to pass without *milting ass whh year caps r. I
sneer that I did not say to him, " Is them not room monk
tar a enemas fellow Ilk* you to pass without knocking
enlist me r I swear that he called me a low petty black-
guard, and used the words, " I know who you are; you are
• stolen goods buyer." I have not spoken to him for ten
swaths.

Mr. I"atcliett—What has been the cause of tha long
mildews P

CotaPlainant—He has often taken a charge, and I have
said to h,ni' " Don't take him." I once saw • boy named
Hart strike another boy, end mine his nose to bleed in an
awful manner, I asked the defendant to take Hart into eus-
tody for the malt, and I never "poke to him from that tins
till the night in question. I was not taken to the station-
house in 1849 for obs the police.
The Lord Mayor—The al misconduct of the defend-
dent is stated to have been on the 13th July. How is it
that this investigation has been delayed till the 22nd October ?
Complaisant—l found I could get no redress et the bands
MI the thief cananiesionsr. I then pat the matter in the
he of my snowy, and got a memorial signed by the
IhlCthe ward for your investigition.
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Lard Mayor—DM you not know that if you failed to
get redrew at the chief commitsioner's °Moe, you amid
ham eon. hire et once and got • ensimons ?
Oomplainent-1 put the matter in the bands of my at-
Mr. Hodgson (superintendent of pollee)—The alderman of
the ward plied to the commissioner, and at the instance of
the eommtm oner and Sir F. O. Moon this ansamons was
"IC alltd Mayor—Matters of this sort al ye bitter
invidipited at the moment than after the lala of "month".
Mm. Rosa Median, oomplainane. wife, after earreboradng
the gist portion at tar hustead'a testimony with respect to
the might of the eltarestka, mid—When my haabaad told
the Mendota he bailned be was talking to • policemen, the
lens, replied, "Ia let • policemen as good as you r My
husbend replied, " Well, I don't know ; ' upon which the
dediedent said, " I know what you arc—yon are a paltry
bleekgmrd," or something of that sort. My husband
thrummed to repast hiss, when the defendant replied " I
know sot a stolen-pods buyer." The deten.dant
then him to the station-house by heron There was
quite sufficient room for him to have passed without touch-
int=astedd at all with hit cape.
—I have not been in the frequent habit of
ehMag at my door, but have 000mionally dam so in very hot
wanher.
Mm. Hassah Hart, • friend of complainant, Sarah Ann
Mniket, his servant girl, and Mr. Samuel Simtuonds, &neigh-
boar, oserobarated the preceding evidence in its principal Ica-
Wan, Musket admitting, upon arcarerandontion, that she
bad frequently beard her master and mistrial talk the matter
ever, and that she had no recollection of the word " black-
guard" having been need by the defendaut ; Simmonds
saying, that the defendant called the complainant either •
buyer or • receiver of stolen goods, he could not recollect
which. He distinctly beard the word. "Nola goods."
The Lord Mayor—The other witness.. distinctly stated
that the words need wore "stolen goods buyer."
Mr. Ctuirnock—Yes, but what'w put word. of that kind
different order. _ .

Tab Trastineaue for the complaisant.
Mr. Patchett then addressed th. Lord Mayor on behalf of
the defendant, mud said that the case had bean investigated
an two previent occasions by the chief o-raullodoner, and
dismissed. He celled upon the magistrate, after hearizig the
'widows about to be adduced, to adopt • einilier tonne. The
imerned comemel then celled

Bury Smith, who rid—l am a boot-clostr. lum does
to Kr. Nathan's boom on the night in question, and saw all
that occurred. Mr. Nathan win talking to two ladies who
were sitting on chairs. The defendant pared when Mr.
Nathan turned round sad asked him if them was not suM-
dent room for him to walk in the road without knocking up
against him. The defendant replied, „Are Mildew to
las r The oomplainant said he warn. The iistmasaid,
• There's no TOM to walk on the path, It is at elstrirtat"
The complainant replied that he paid roamed aims Ike
sash May fellows sa lim, and added " I dos ipita m-
ason either my wife or the chairs." He than pat la law
to the defendant's few, and said he owed him a end" and
would write to Daniel Whittle Harvey, sad ph Ms east
Mk= away from him if it cost him hiebud. se blip his
God." The defendant then said he &said ads hiss M the
statics hums. The complainant decimal dad ha wed& not
its sad as soon as the defendant took his by theasibr, Mrs.
Nathan sad another lady began to poll dm somploJaant
Wok.

MTosninamined by Kr. Charnotik—l did not hear the de-
indent call the oscoplainant • low blackguard. When the
said be would report the defendant to Daniel
=ire laiHarms the defendant replied that Its himself had
In work for his bring, sod was not a buyer and saner of
Main goods.
Benjamin Wright—l was in Duke-arrest on the night at
the 13th Jody lest. The ootoplitinant was talking to two
iodise who were sitting in dun to frost of his door. The
deletion; la paring, toothed him. The emnplainaat mid
to Idin " What did you do that fort There's plenty of
tome for a allow like you to the rood. I pay rates and tares
te keep yen ; I could take that coat eff your beck la • day,
if I Mad I shall write to Daniel Whittle Harvey about
n:L I. beard the doloodont " I don't got soy Hying by
4141 Molls pods." The ocoopont roped, " Nor
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—J7Fallsr—l as a emp-alted makes. I was passing at the
time of the allereation. I have measured the pavement; it
is 9 feet If/ babas wide. The Adreidaat wee standing analog
kerbstone Whin to two ladies and main, his pipe. Se
had either a pot of half-and-half or a pot of eke en the
window-BUI. As the defendant mated, the oomplainant
turned round and said to him, " FlOlO., Intl there room
enough for you to walk in the road ? I pay rafts and taxes
to keep that toot on your back." The defendant said, "Are
you bilking to me 1' The oomplainant replied, "Yes. sod
moreover I owe you a grudge, and I shall write to Daniel
Whittle Harvey. I shall report you."
The Lord Mayor—Was anything sold about stoleasoode?
Witness—Oh I yes, the poll 01121/111 merely said, "I don't
buy stolen goods.' Only that, nothing more, my lard.
(Laughter.) But the complainant neat very busies lan-
guage, and celled him everything.
Mr. Charnock—When did you reessure the road ?
Witness—The day before yesterday.
Mr. Chamotit—What did you do that for?
Witness—l did it tor Gamey. I always like to be yety par-
ticular la impoetant matters. (Laughter.)
Ms. Charaoak—Will you ewer that the defendant did net
call ihe complains:it a low blackguard, or a 'tubby black-
guard, or a filthy blackguard ?
Wiener—l will. _

Chorn-oel7-Toa say the complainant wee smoking his
pipe; do pcm tomb rear pipe ?
Witness— Tea, I always do. Nathan had:hile pipe is hie
rtd the " lash" we. In a pot on the "Wow 111.
IWO. s dolootiot officer, belonging to the 0 &width et
Ildispollba Police, said Do brad the camplelaset ary
ell daMadwt, " UMW the plow for poi to /Mk fs
die ss 00. owl ant en the 'amount at .11," end he road
bha ef big deunk.
Chenaemenhed—l heard the defendant any, " I deal
Da y oohs peopeety."
• O afelliee elbow sell that shoat ten year. ego the
compidnent we very oleneive te the police, Dot had not
been es he
The empleted the dehladanfe awe
The amphibian* wee receihd, mad rid—l have bawd
Puller amileri. I wear that I Ird no pip* in say math,
sad bed he bar abalieedialt kg me. I ale wear
that I did nit my I pail we mod Noss to hop eat foß•w•
tik•iiihmismip see did I ewe wade ta that Alit. Ida
all dram sq imp le his hoe and tell him I owed No •
pegs*, sod well brave tiae met taltuaofl his book._ -

b4r her
heel vas et• wads 1 pay our mad taxa.," lOU did set
mid " b hoop me ildiewe es you," She denied lint hes
fried endeq elbeekesupoodatale the dehadeet.
Mra llsokirse else seadied be the peeper et pew* WA
the stelphimme 41 use stew the shrive Wiry mei-
bated to lt aby the istiodeat's winsome.
The Lord Yam after ping over the evidence of the
vireos winsome, ;id the lodates of teatiowey wee to
toner of the deltoid/at. The summons most doweible
dismieeld.

The -- wee cllsmiaNYl accord 1 a gly.
0 U ILDHALL.

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Newnan a young man. described es • Mee-
broker, was brosibt ay oa reamed before Aldermen Bale-
MOO. Obagget with unlawfully appropriating to his owe use
the tem of 11504 entrusted to him is April last, by XL
Denial Austin, a whiter. of Tea-squire, littekney, to fatil
is the Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities.
Wostaer appeared au behalf of the prosecutor.
Alderman eakesono—lt has been Intimated to me that the
Cbsls Dot =mbar of the Stook Riehaar, and as be
belevei
the hot. repreeested se • stock-broker, I should like to know
Mr. Wantser—l believe It Ise &A that be is sot a so-
bow of the Stock Elobangs. and Users:see sat Willed is eat
as a stook-broker.

liirgeant—irsbh, of the &Wire form—The primmer hie
oderitted toms that be is not.
Alderman 13alomoor—We must not set upon the pr -
ecemr's edralmion alone, when the fact ma la otherwise
penal.
Morpaa-1 appear for the prisoner, and I may state
that he is sot a broker at all.
Mr. Woninee—l osnuor ray bet ws may be able to do
hereafter, but I mu not now prepared with further evidence.

Kr. Morgan—l understand it is not the intention of the
prosecutor to prom the case any further.
Alderman Salomon—l do not intend to discharge the
ease. If there is no further evidence, I shall remand the
prisoner.
The Flamm arm remanded for a week.
BOW-STREW.

Three boys, named Massisisslof, Matt, and Larkin, were
placed at the bar charged with stealing a quantity of walnuts.
Mr. Jacobs said—l ant a salesman in Covent-garden-mar-
ket. Last swing, aftm my stand wee oovered, I left for
Paddington. On my return, about half-past six, I observed
a sack containing widnnts had been cut, sad a large quantity
taken away. I told the constable of the circametanoe, audio
• abort time he brought the three boys back. On searching
them walnuts were found in the pockets of each. About a
peat had been stolen when I foand out the hole in the amok;
but, had the aperture sot been discovered, by the morning
the whole Intent would have disappeared. The robberies in
the merest have now become so frequent that to And year
pseperty at morning ss yea left it is the exception, net the
rale. The rascals do not care what property they destroy to
get at the fruit ; frequently tarpaulings, which cost a greet
deal of money, are rendered useless, in order to steal • few
pines worth of fruit.

pMr. Henry—How many night watchmen are there so-
=blo—Too, your worship.
Mr. Henry—ls that enough to look attar so much pro-
perty
Constable—There have never been any more.
Mr. Rparr—l hardly think two sufficient. Do you know
the
Cttoyeostratie—Olt yes, your worship. They ere always
skeet the Wien Oa 11. Donald I found a knife and
eiCardor al ll'Dcatakl been stepped forward, and said
be sue led as emessltT to anal, as he had a good home.
Ha sahatandtiy eisoctated with bad characters. The knife
awl alma ha seed at his work—aack-maionn.
Mr. Bsery—l shell send them to the House of Deese-
tkie ter a week, where they will be kept solitary; but tf they
ever wan ben again I will send them to prison for a longer
term.

JoAw Smith, ihskman attending the theatres, yea charred
with ttlemiumeee.

Pollaresessiat I, 1 mid—Last night, shortly after Amu,
thepdolsor was in front of Drury-See Theatre, and, on e
gab akin up to take up two ladles, the primmer and smother
man waled to the door of the oab and began fightieg es to
who wee to have the privilege of escorting the two ladles to
the vehicle. During the fight the two ladies were nearly
knocked down. I came up and took the primer into eas •
tod . The linkmen have become a oomplets nuisance.
Th or fourteen of them sre nightly in attendance,
and It is with difficulty any person can escape their torpor-

The priseeer denial the ebarga.
Mr. Hairy—floch a aulasetee most be put sa said to. It
is sot to be berm that ragesetable ladies Maytag a public
theatre are to be annoyed, aad perhape—dewhig one of
thee lights—aamaulted. las you 10s., or IST= days' La-
primaiment.
Two Chiusano, with very
bar
MI6, caw of whom qoks
English, were placed at he bar, chirped with begging. They
amend to be rather impalor la their sppsaranas to the
poor objects that are so frequently seem In our streets. The
tall roan said his name was Ttnisag, and lualcompanlos's
Thiaish.
Hewitt, the mendicity officer' said he saw the prisoners
beggfas and took them into oastorly.
Mr. Henry—When did you amiss is England?
The tall roan—Fourteen wselm ago—me came ha ship
Victoria from Calcutta. He come also.

lir: senstl;t7mg in London. I shall send
you to the office at the other end of the town, in order that
yon may be sent beck to China. The worthy magiatrate then
gave bestructionsiotordiugty, end told the officer be should
have money to convey them to the °Moe in Llmehouse.
Hewitt weld be bad taken elm:apiece from the tall man,
and be could pay the expenses of the boat out of that.
Immediately Jobs Chinaman heard be bad to psy hie own
travelling expenses, he began blubbering like a chlA at the
prospect of losing his ravings.

on the top of which a small natality of chaff waa placed.
Witness secured him, and two nave atterwaros Wood came,
when be asked Lim if he had delivered any hay that morning?
He said that he had delivered a load at Maus. Days. Wit-
ness asked him how many trilbies P He replied thirty-six--
I • regular load. After that he gave witness a reo4t for
thirty-sex. trusses, signed by the prisoner Chart, which had
been netted by Mr. Dingell, a bay salesmen of Whitechapel,
who supplied ?demos. Day. After that whams took the
other prisoner into custody. The owe is the sack were
mixed with lentils, and Mr. Day caused such to be mixed
with his stock of oata to enable him to identify any that
might be stolen.
Mr. Burnham here ordered Speller to be discharged, as be
considered that he was acting under the orders of Wood, his
master, and knew nothing of the felonious intention.
He was admitted as a witness, and on being sworn he said
that Wood was a bay dealer, living at the Bell public-house
at Epping. On the previous morning he brought up 36
truer of hay to Swan-yard, Whitechapel. Twenty-seven
ware tame and nine meadow hay. The latter he left, by
Wood's order, at Swan-yard, and the former he took to
Yews. Day's, end delivered than In his master's promote.
After the hay had been delivered be saw the other prisoners
pet a seek Sited with something into his cart, and Wood
ordered his to carry it to Whiteohapel.
The magietrates remanded the prisoners for a week.
Mr. MreadwAite, contractor of Mason-street and Granby-
street, Waterloo-road, was summoned for causing to be
worked In a water cart • horse in an unfit state, the poor
animal having a large open wound in the side, and suffering
severely from inflammation.
Mr. 'W. Love, the chief constable of the Royal Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animate, attended to pro-
secute.

—The defendent, who did not dewy the charge, wee ordered
to pay the fan penalty of two pounds, or be sect to prima
for owe month.

Mary Amos Skelton, a sinartly-dreseed yotmg woman,
who bee been in the service of the Messrs. Colston,
clothiers and drapers, In the Bridge-road, Lambeth, wee far-
ther examined before Mr. Elliott, on enepkiles of breaking
open • small box, and steeling therefrom 27 sovereigns, the
property of her employers.
From the evidence it appeared that co Saturday
morning last the prisoner had been mint to do up
the bedroom where two of her young relaters sleep,
end ten minutes alter a small box, which wee kept in •
drawer there, wee found food open en coed the window
dB; and an empty purse by its side. The pares which had
been in the box contained 27 sometime, Gad besides it there
wee • mooed puree, coutainlag two bank noun to 10i. each,
and six sovereigns, but the latter was found to have ham left
there, while the 27 sovereigns were miring. The whetter
when spoken to about the box denied ever seeing it, or know-
lon anything of the purse or its late contents.
In rep), to • question from Mr. Elliott,
Mr. Alfred and Mrs. Colston said that though there were
' alas persons who slept in the hove no person had access to
the bed-room, where the box wee deposited, on the morning
In gustion, but the prisoner.
Mr. Elliott observed that there mild be no doubt whatever
of the Lot that the robbery bed been committed by some
=it In the house, for bad it been done by • twain thief
and the whole of the money in the box would
have =ken. Be very much feared the prisoner was an
expert thief.
Mr. Solomon replied that she was described to him ati
person of excellent character.
Mr. Elliott asked if any inquiries bad been made
respecting her previous character, when
Police constable 16 L, got Into the witness-box, and de-
posed that on the 22nd of April, 1867, be had the prtemser fa
custody on a charge of stealing two sovereigns off the counter
of a unlernim in the Waterloo-mad, end she was sentenced
to three months' Imprisonment at Wandsworth for the
offence.

Yr. Bolomoa—Are yon quite rare this la the same person
you talk about ?
Waste—l am quite cure /he is the same.
The priaoner was remanded to a future day, and bail woe
refused.

John lows, 26, and William Sernortel, 24, both of whom
refused their addresses, were brought up tar Anal examina•
Hon before Mr. Traill, charged with wilfully breaking a pans
of plate glees, and stealing four gold chains, value 141.
from the shop-window of Mr. Samuel M'Clellan, jeweller,
of Deptford-bridge, Greenwich.
The prisoners arid they bad nothing to sir in answer to
the charge, and they were folly committed for trial.

WOOLWICH.
Edward Mark Clowneil, a pensioner from the Royal Engi-
neers, and formerly employed at Woolwich Dockyard, was
placed at the bar before Mr. Trail! on a remanded charge of
attempting to murder William James Budd, senior inspector
of pollee at Woolwich Dockyard, by Bring a loaded pistol at
his heed. _ _

The ter was not to attendance, and the following
adiwl eertillosie wee banded In : _ _

"1 hereby tertif;that lut;pector Budd of the R division
of police is unable to attend the court, in consequence of the
state of prostration and debility which has resulted from the
injury fanfold on him. The wound on hie face is healing
fa
"WVILLIAX STUART, Divisional Surgeon of Police."

Mr. Trial said, wider tie cireamstanoes, he should eels
remand the prisoner fore week. end when then brought up,
be would be sent for trial, w if it was necessary, Mr. Budd
might be bound over to prosecute at the Old Bailey after the
prisoner's oentmittal.

A LEAP FOR Lomdatir.—On Monday& man named
Thum Cannon (s ticket-of•leave man) wu brought before
the sitting ntagistrated, in the Town-hall, Denbigh, on a
Marge of attempting to pick the puke' of Mr. J. IL Musk,
on the previous Thursday. It appeared that wills Mr.
B. G. Salisbury, M.P., for Chester, we. addressing the peo-
ple in Welsh in the market-square, on the day !tamed, the
prosecutor felts pull et his pocket. and, turning round, saw
the handkerchief drop horn the prisoner', band. Aa alarm
was Instantly given, when the fellow bolted up a lane close
by, at the tap of which wee an iron fence ; over this he
leaped, and, partly rolling, partly falling, dropped a befght
of about day feet, and succeeded in getting Clear of The
following day, however, he wee found secreted kt a pabNe-
bones in the town ; but before being captured he knocked
one policeman down, and led sever►l others a severe rue
through a gentleman's garden, and over several walls and
piguyes. The les summarily committed the prisoner
se id: weeks' int u tin Rathin gaol.

MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A CHELSEA PlN-
stonza.—An adjoarsed inquiry wee resented yesterday
evadag, bed* Mr. Beard, coroner for Westminster, at the
beard-room at the Charing-cross Hospital. se to the death et
Jose* Delsolte, aged 76, and who hes been sit innate of
Chelan College for upwards of 13 years. The deceased, who
had been a esdilletree-maker in the 7th Hunan, sad had
been In all Sir John IlLoore's engagements, and through the
whole of the Penns* campaign, ieft the Col/e on the 4th
Innen Sat the purpose of ordeneg some beer at Kenn Bar-
clay and Perking's brewery, begin done which, he west to
sae his wile, end reerdned with her till the arming, wheelie
left to go hose so Sin College. Hs had got as ter es Due-
eingoonamet. Trafalgar-square, when he wee use by anwel
wittiness toetteopt to ones the Tones& vanwesperisigond
in endeavouring to escape being ran over he eau bled end
and fell heavily to the grimed, elope to the wheels,
which however did not go over ►inn. He wee *lnd up.
taken
sod to Chartag-amen where a wound
which be had sastained as his= wee deem* sad
he left with the intention of reftwring to the College. He
wee afterwards OM Is anupsay with two heasles to the
Strand, with whom he bed boas wen to go into ewe er two
pablio-hones.. He was again nib+ to the hondtal., sad
nosived as ea in-paint. Dr. Canton, the hone snipesa
to the hospital, said that when the deceased was adentsell he
hods conased woundover %heighten* *don over the leift
aye. Then he got aosepletely recovered ft*, bat ea the
6th isnant he emplaned al • pen In the left side, and,
won .anteing hint, he wee foaled to have fraceund two of
hie rib; he woe also suffering from haSsanaeloa of lung
opposite the hectare, and these, with taw drink, bed hese
the came of death. The coroner heel/4 enema ap,
jeep retuned a vardiet that the deceased died from freoterei
rite by falling down while te a Nate of Intoxication, and that
no blame whatever was to be attributed to the driver of the
vas.

. TRAFFIC BETWEEN ANIZICA AND ENGLAND.—
Ever sines the opening of the Crystal Palms In Hyde Part
In 1861, the number of persona Magog Europe from the
United State* boa been' increasing every year. From the
Ist nit. to the 2nd Inst., the following is the number of pas-
sengers who left the United States fur Europe, by the chief
pearanger steamers and mail pockets, vie. :—/Liabia, 70 pea-
senggre; the Africa, 66; Pavia, 170 ; Canada, 89 ; Ada,
63 ; Fulton, 89 ; Vanderbilt, 429 ; City of Baltimore, 215 ;
Vigo, 288: Ariel. 180 • Nova Star, 114 •; Edinburgh, 143 ;
Saxon's, 239 ; Botrnesil 165 ; Hudson, ; Pada; 186.
Tlms 16 steamers New York for Europe with
2,619 passengers during the specs of thirty-one days.
Thus is the largest monger of pessssgtn ever known
to have kit the United Sides for Barops within a siskilar
paned. The Vanderbilt brought over the largest number,
ms., 429, which ever embarked In one fasegager steamer. Ths
Vanderbilt will go out aiming New Yak on the 3rd paths°
from Thrum and Southampton. Sac will take an a gnat
wage of passmigers and a tarps cargo. Boom In her tar
nearly 400 tons of grads la shindy engaged by the Haves
skippers. TM,* ors us less gas sins Maass lines now
running betwega New York sad Europe, go ships_ al &flu
of whichcall or stop at Fatellah or Iris', porta. visa,amotrot
Craggy's, Vanderbilt's (Bremen), Vsadarbilt's (Hams),
lames, Liverpool Screw loss, Hamburg lies, Braman Bea.
sad Glasgow line.

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