The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

ROW-STREET.
Sr. Entry Scott, of 17, Aslam-emeet,
Adelphi„ 'speared to
mower • summons, tamed at the Instance of Dr. Ladd, the
hos. mammy to the Igedhsi Registration Associatios,
charging Mil, 'maw the Medical Registrados AM, with re-
preamtieg hinted to be • properly qualified medical prae-
Miner, WILKINS he um net registered ostler the provideo
of that act.
Mr. Bowes May appeared lo prosecute on behalf of the
emaciation, end Mr. Mayhew for the defence.
Mr. Bowen May ailed
Dr. Theedom Rdward Ladd, hon. secretary to the moo-
ciation,who produced • feinted copy of the Medical Register.
The regtater does eat gonads the name of defendant. The
eis made up to the let July, and is the only one yet
rprttede. I ham bees to dshadatee piece of business in
Adam-Murk AnalphL On the right aids of the door-post
wets timbals, with metal plates, on ens of which wee in-
scribed " Surgeon's," and on the other, " House." On the
door is a brass plate, " Mr. Scott," and on the tints door is
misted " Dr Scott."
Micelleaned leaders, dressmaker, St. Marreh=m-
bah, that on the 27th July she celled as
to W. He mid that he wee Mr. Scott, the sargeon,
whose edvertimmest she bed gem He said his Ise wee ere
guises. Ms said that she thought it we • good deal. He
said it wee sot like gain is a chemist and drugging. She
said she should sever- that of going to • obandat and drug-
gist. Ultimately oho paid the fee, and he gave her a bottle
of inadkine but idler consulting with • friend she resolved
not to take the medicine.
Orossexamined—Did not know Dr. Ladd, except by living
in the neighbourhood. Wee not seat by him, or by an_ Y use,
to Mr. Stage; bat went in oon.squsoe of seeing hie ad-
vertimments.
Several advertisement& were put in aid admitted, in one of
which Mr. Scott said he had been in practice to 23 yaws.
Mr. Mayhew submitted that there wee no ales The sel-
dom. of Kies Sanders related to whet *scarred on the 27th
Jof July, hereas the register produced wee only toede up to the
lat
Mr. Bows May would call Dr. Hawkins, the registrar,
to prove that Mr. Scott was am registered op to this cloy;
end for that pupae he mot ask his worship to adjourn
the mew
. •

Hb manhfp than adjourned the Nee fora few days.
WESTMINSTER.

bemuses Pilippoei was finally examined, charged with
parjarp sad coneptracy with seethe to get up a false charge
of poisoning against Cristoforo Buono Core, the Italian
Salamander," at Cremorne.
The primmer was fully committed for trial, ball being
refused.

°Blur LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.

The hilt-yearly report of the directors of this
company has i net been Issued. In Moreno, to the line from
Brussels to Nunez, the meow:lts show the total gross
receipts to have mounted during the year 1868, to the Gam
of 56,4301. 3s. led. (fee 1.410,753.85), and the working ex.
stes to the sum of 23,2181. 15a. 7d. (fro. 580.419.4.8) leav-
ing a net balance of 33,2131. 7s. 6d. (fro. 830,334.37.) A COM-
parbon of these mulls with those of the preceding year
shows that Were has been as augmentatioe of 8,2921.145. 7d.
(frs. 207.318.23) to the gross receipt*, and of 7,6831. lls. 3d.
(fir. 189,088.96) in the net revenue. The proportion
of the amount of the working expenses has been re-
Aland from 46.71 per oast. to 41.14 per cent.
There is every reason to believe that the revenue of this part
of the railway will condone to increase. Not only are its
local remover still only partially developed, but it has
hitherto derived wry Httle advantage from the opening of
the railway beyond Namur. The part of the Imo from
Name to Arlon was opened for traffic throughout its whole
extent to Arlon on the Bth November leo; and the grow
amount of receipts to the end of 1858 were 15,2381. 3e. 7d.
(fro. 380,964.48). This sum exceeds the working expert-
dimes by 2841. is. (fn. 6,608.76) only, and a demand
has been accordingly made upon the Belgian goverment
foe payment of the sum doe to the company in terms of the
convention of 1852, by which the company to guaranteed a
minimum annum revenue of 32,0001. (fro. 800,000). The line
having been only opened daring a portion of the year 1858, the
minimum net revenue for that year should be 11,1331.16•. 7d.
(frs. 278,315.72) ;of this sum the Prot:vett= to be paid by
the governmentamounts to 10,86 W. 9s. 7d. (fm. 271, 38.94.
Some discussion with the government has, however, arisen
es
to the amount, which the board hope may be arranged in
an equitable manner without the necessity of resorting to the
tribunals of the country.