The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-25 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, TITESDA EVENTING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1860.

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of 15 govt. •eh, 10 ft, for

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
The September aad~jjeied general seisions of the pare for
the oo=flilidd emmeneed yeeterdev morning at
the G Weelninier. before Mr. bodkin, asap
tont judge ; r. Payee, deputy ; and the following magis-
trates :—Mr. E. W. Cox, Mr. Gould, Mr. (YB. B. Woolsey,
Mr. Parbwy, Mr. Hoprth, Bir Jamea Tyler, the Earl of
Offirsamon, Mr Hoary Warner, and Mr. H. J. Baxter.
There were 59 prisoners kyr trial.
The Aesiatent Judge delivered the charge to the grand
larp
vapor de la Camas, son of a Hungarian count, was
brought up for judgment.
He was convicted last waken on a charge of fraud, in
having hired a piano of Mr. Holdernesse, of 444, Ox-
ford-street, on the pretence of requiring it for the pur-
pose of giving a matinee musicale, under the patronage of
the Boehm of Inverness, and immediately pawning
it. The Assietant Judge took time to consider a
point of law raised by Mr. Metcalfe' who defended the
prisoner. His lordship was of opinion that the conviction
was good, and after remarking that the fraud was a most
audacious one, and carried into effect with consummate
cunning by the prisoner, with the complicity of at least one
other person, sentenced him to be kept to hard labour for
18 calendar months.

A HANDICAP Si.NNPNPANNN of 20 sore. each. sod only
5 ft if declared by ton o'clock the eveciag before running, to
go to the onset of the second ►an, for 3-yr-olds and up-
wank D.Y.

A SWIZMITAILIII Ci 10 Ms. twat, for 2.yr.olds, Rat;
three, fist ; four, Het 12Ib ; five and upwards, Sit 211,. The
winner to 'be sold for 150 eon., if demanded ; if for 100,
allowed 614

A StratreTAlLlta of 10 saws. (gal, for 2 yr-olds ; colts,
Bst ne ; &ad fillies, Bst 41b. The winner to be sold for
50 sass. if deesaaded, Re. First half of Ab.M.

TRIM) Yana Or 'TR' ELTV/31111 TRITNNIAL PRODUCT
Braun of 10 nova each, for 4.yr-olds ; colts, f.t
71b ; Mi es, tht 41b. The owner of the second
horse to receive a BUM equal to ten per cent.
on the whole stake, and the third a sum equal
to fire per cent. on the whole stake. D.L (40 subs. '—
Sudbury, Luff, Kid, Relic, letlindan, 'Hey Morning, The
Lark, •Mouravieff, Magic, Scent, Chapelle., !Fleur d'Ansoer,
Mayonaiae, Old Point, Woodyiew, Boomerang, The Rover,
The Heroine of Lucknow, Audrey, Amidiuty, c by Bar-
hatue—Maid of Mashant, t by 13artatus--Semorita, Dulling.
ham, f by Teddington—Mars Sarah, Helm, Villaret, St.
Chavice, f by Cothentone—Ostalpa, Production, Hark-
stow., e by Pllius —Belle Storage, Crefton, The Covenant
Bow, La Treviata, Sequidille, c by Pyrrhus the First—Per-
gukrie (deed), f by Chanticleer—Cline:on (dead), f by Bar-
betue—&own Been (dead), c by Weatherbit—Soeer (deed),
f by Surplice —Tambourine (dead).

Mr.fileighZ•Tiir. the prosecution.
Allen Brown, 18, a sulor lad, was convicted of having
stolen a sovereign, the money of Francis Haley, seaman, in
whose house he lodged, 18, Crowncourt, !Mote.
Mrs. Haley, prosecutor's wife, said a ship would be pro-
cured far the prisoner when any term of imprisonment the
court might sentence him to 'spared.
The Assistant Judge admonished the prisoner, and said be
ought to be ever grateful to Mrs. Haley for her kindness.
He sentenced him to one month's imprisonment.
William. Johnson, 82, detailed as a merchant, was
charged with steeling a silver inkstand value 151., the pro-
perty of Margaret James, in her dwelling house. He was
further indicted for stealing a clock, value 81., the property
of Thomas Daffy, in his dwelling house. The prisoner
pleaded guilty to the first charge.
The Assistant Judge, having read the depositions, said it
was a truly lamentable thing to see a.person of the pri-
soner's age and apparent respectability in such a position,
and though the sentence, which it wee the bounden duty of
the court to pass upon him, might have the effect of keep-
ing him in prison for the rest of his days, considering the
advanced period of his life, two years over eighty, still,
under the circumstances, it was one which moat be pro-
nounced. The prisoner, passing under the name of Captain
Edwards, from New York, had gone about looking at lodg-
ings for the purpose of carrying off any moveable article of
value he could lay hands upon, and, in one instance,
was detected with a valuable silver inkstand concealed
under his coat; in another be stole • timepiece; and,
although by his plea he denied that charge, there could be
no doubt of his guilt. The sentence upon him was that he
be kept to such bard labour as he was able to perform for
12 calendar months.

SECOND YEAR OF THE Twurrit TRIENNIAL PRODUCE
Bram of 10 soya. each, for 3-yrolds ; colts, Set ne ; fillies,
Bst 41b ; the owner of the second horse to receive a sum
equal to 10 per mat on the whole stake, and the third •
sum equal to 5 per cent on the whole stake. A.F. (50
=ha )-Plumper, St. Album, •Sweeteaucc, Neoptolemue,
Aminette, Tamara, *Golden Pippin, Donner and
Blitz, Richberta, Vial* Patapon, *Leprechaun, Eleanor de
Montford, f by Autocrat-Moot'. dam, Winton, Gang For-
wa4 Mousey, fby the Flying Dutchman-Rosary, c by
Surplice-latitude, f by Surplice-Beeswax, The Benicia
Boy, Cape Flyaway, Tom Bowline, c by Rata.
plea_- Doctrine, Agra, The Van, f by Nutwith -
• Fans), *Uncle Ned, Ebony, Allington,
f by West A -Brown Bess, f by The Flying Dutch-
man-Clarissa, c by The Flying Dutchman-Mies Whip,
fll7reeddingtoo-Mise Sarah, by Teddington.-Senorita,
Refugee, Nicholas, Mordant Conamipt, cby Loup-
garou-iais, fby The Flying Dedamen- Hurry Scurry,
Arlington, Francatelli, )(ph. Bed Bock, Dulcibella,
King of Diamonds, Jason, Slingekee, f by West Austra-
lian-Boarding-school Mims, Petrooltio, e by Longbow-
Lady Evelyn, Sabreur, Si. King (paid), ltimembrans
(deed), c by-Weet Australian-Maid of lie
Wm (dead), c by
Wild Dayrell-fiegacity (dead).
TEE Br. LEGER STAID! of 2R ions. each, for 3-yr okb
colts, Sst Tlb ; and fillies, Bst 31b . The winner of the Ep-
som Derby or Doncaster St Leger, to carry 71b ; of the Two
Thousand Guineas Stakes, or of the OW, 71b extra;
maidens allowed 71b. The owner of the sesead hone to
save his stake. D.I. (16 subs.)-Tyburn, Water Elf,
•Montenegro,•Tbe Leprocbaun. Loiterer, Merryman, Madrid,
Polianthua, The Wizard (51b en.), Rattlebone, Auras,
Arlington, •Tirailleur, illinptone, *c by Windhound-Maid
of Tyne, Green Jacket (wrong nomination.)
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Janes Harper, 16, was convicted upon his own confession
of feloniously breaking out of prison, he being in lawful
confinement in the House of Correction at Westminster.
Mr. Poland was for the prosecution.
The Assistant Judge sentenood the prisoner to 12 months'
hard labour.

Ten Gasmir STAMM of 30 sore. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr olds ;
colts, Flat 71b ; fillies, fist 31b. The winner of a sweepstakes
value 200 'boys., including the winner's own stake, to carry
41b ;of two such stakes, 7Th extra. From the Turn of the
Lads in.—• Helper, Marquise, Folkestone, Cantatrice,
'`f by King Tom—Giraffe, •Q t.

SECOND COURT.
(Before Mr. Payne.)
William Camp, 24, wood turner, was convicted of ►n
mann of a felonious nature upon a girl named Charlotte
Farrow.

][Arcs, 100, b ft. T. Y.C.—Duke of Bedford's •Cowley,
Bst 71b, ept Lord Coventry's Marquise, Bst 41b.

yr. Reid prosecuted, for the Association for the Protection
of Females ; Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Orridge were counsel
for the prisoner.
The court sentenced him to 12 menthe hard labour.

THITIMIDAT.

THE QUEEN'S PLATE of 100 p., far 3-yr-okis, flirt 21b ;
four, lOst 711, ; fiws, list ; Biz sod arid, list 41b. B.C.
A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 sows., for 3-golds soil up.
Ratranoe, 3 Bove. A.F.

EITRAORDINARY BCM IN COURT.

John Sullivan, 18, and Daniel Stanton, 19, brothers,
were indicted for dealing a parcel containing a bullock's
tongue, value 45., the property of Joseph Filden, from the
person of Eliza Filden.
The prosecutris said she was passing the end of Rus-
sell-court, Drury-lane, on the night of the 4th of Septem-
ber, where the two prisoners sod two other persons were
standing. Immediately after passing her parcel was
snatched from her be the prisoner Daniel, who banded it
to his brother, and he ran away. An officer followed and
took John Sullivan, and Daniel was taken into custody at
his lodging early the following morning, having ineffec-
tually attempted to leap from the room window.
The elder prisoner cross-examined the witness with
great acuteness, but the jury found both prisoners
Quilt y.
Waiter Holmes, police-sergeant 3 F, proved several coo-
sickens against Daniel Sullivan, who invariably followed
thieving almost immediately after his discharge from prison.
The younger brother bad never been convicted before, but
had been induced to adopt thieving by his brother.
Mr. Payne sentenced John Sullivan to be imprisoned
for sir months, and Daniel Sullivan to be kept in penal
servitude for three years.
The prisoner John —Why not make us both alike
Mr. Payne—No, that would be unjust. You are not so
bad se ,your brother.
Daniel Sullivan—You may give me six years if you
like.

AHareTaC;ill'wuirwrssliioi 10 son. each, 5 ft if de-
clared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, for 3-7r-
olds and upwards. last half of Ab.M.
A BWIMPIITAIII/1 Of fi WM each, for 2-yr-Okbi, Get 101 b ;
three, Bst 41b ; four and upwards, ft. The winner to be
said for 70 move. if demanded, kc. Rutland Stakes Course.
swurnus of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-olds, fat 41b ; four
sad Bet 101 b. Winner to be sold for 50 son. Last
half Ab.

FART YGa OT THR THIRTIENTH TRIENNIAL PRODUCE
Swags of 10 sovs. each, for g-yro/de ; colts, Set nb ; and
fillies, Set 41b ; the second to naive • sum equal to 10 per
cast. on the whole stake, and the third a sum equal to five
per cent. on the whole stake. (52 subs.)—if by Stockwell
—Bribery, a by Wild Dayrell—lntimidation, *Gammon,
Will o' the Wisp, Horatio, Pergus, *Prince Plausible,
•Africna, nby Tadmor—Taurina, *Asteroid, Vergies mein
nicht, Klarikoff, Fionnualla, *Styria, Boob*, f by Wild
Dayrell—Hoot's darn, Jingling Johnny, Little Nell. Gar-
rison, Robinhood, f by Longbow—Mrs. Gill, Knight of
St. Patrick, twin colts by Chatham—landgravine (dead),
Preeeptress, Chartnione, *Adresta, Stray Bird, Starlight,
Cantatrice, Folkestone, Violet, Prudence, The Dutchman,
(hmerino, Bob Handy (dead), Tartlet, lady Margaret,
*a by The Flying Dutchman—Priestess, *I by Voltigeur—
St. Anne, *Wing, *f by Voltigeur, dam by lthnl An-
thony, Sloth, Pretty Patty, c by Surplice—Boarding-
school Miss, Vir, aby King Tom—Para, a by West Aux.
tralian—_l).ady Evelyn, Matador, Reveille (paid), Zoomou
Ire Martha Love- (dead), f by Little David—Tambou-
(dead
Tar RUTLAND &taxa, of 30 mom each, 20 ft, for 2-yr-
olds ; colts, Sat 71b; and fillies, Set Sib; the winner of a
sweepstakes of 200 Bova, Br-lading the winner's own stake,
to carry 41b ;of two such stakes, nb extra. (12 subs.)—
n by Alarm-13arlara, *Cowley, Postage, 'Vince, The
Little Queen, Crocus, Vega, Sweet Hawthorn, Prudence, n
by Voltigeur—St. Anne, o by King Tons—Lady Lotty,
Arrogant.
MATCH, 200 soya, h ft. First four furlongs of Criterion
Course, running backwards, and finishing at the starting.
posts—Sir J. Hawley's Lord Nelson, 6 yrs, fist 91b, apt
Duke of Bedford's *Leonia, 5 pa, Bst 91b.

Mr. Payne— No, I shall not alter the eenteoce.
Daniel Sullivan—Then, take that [at the same moment
throwing a heavy shoe at the learned judge, which feria.
nately missed him, and fell beside him on the bench.]
Upon this the prison officer Merrick, who was in the
dock, seised hold of Daniel Sullivan, when the other prisoner
imbed upon him, rtriking him a violent blow in the mouth,
while the mother and sister of the prisoners, who were in
the ery of the court, stamped, screamed, clapped their
and cried out, " Bravo, give it him ; murder him !
and t e utmost excitement ensued. Several policemen
then jumped over into the dock, when• general fight ensued,
and it WAS with the greatest difficulty that the two prisoners
were removed to the cells.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL

John Male,slaboure;;;Loliargeil with robbing Kamm
Vivian, metal merchant*, of Upper Thames-street, bit
=sten. _ .

/I.7ii'inter. appeared for the prosecution, and stated that
the prisoner was in the employ of Messrs. Vivian, of
tipper Thames-street, and the charge against him was for
stealing about 151ba weight of sheet copper, which was
found secreted about his body as he was leaving the pre-
mimes. The prosecutors had a large quantity of property
very much exposed, and having reason to believe they had
been plundered to • very considerable extent, they were
desirous the prisoner should be committed for trial.
Mr. Lewis, Jun., for the prisoner, submitted that as this
wee an isolated instance, and the prisoner had hitherto
borne a most excellent oheracter, it was not a case to re-
quire the interference of a Jury, and be therefore trusted
that the magistrate would deal summarily with the case.
Aldermen Hale and Alderman Hurophery decided upon
committing the prisoner for six months with hard labour.
James Owen was placed at the bar before Alderman Hale
charged with the following daring highway robbery_:
Juno. Win. Jones, waiter, in the employ of Mr._ (lea
Walter, the proprietor of the Blue Poste Tavern and Dis-
cussion Hall, Shoe-lane, said he was returning home about
a quarter to 12 o'clock on Skindey night, and on turning
from Fetter-lane into Genigh-square he observed the pri-
soner and another man walking before hiand not knowing
his way he asked them if he was going right for Shoe-lane.
They said he was, and added that they were going that way.
He followed them into King's-head-court, and being rather
late he was hurrying past them, when the prisoner's com-
panion stench him a violent blow with his fist on the side of
the head and knocked him against the wall, where be re-
misted for about a minute in a very bewildered state, and
then becoming conscious of some one feeling at his pocket,
sod missing his watch, be at once amused the prancer
of stealing it. The other man had already disappeared, and
the primmer was endeavouring to follow bis example when
witness followed him, calling out, " Stop thief" as he
went along. The prisoner turned round once and attempted
to strike him, but failing in that he continued his flight
until he met a policeman, who stopped him with the
watch in his possession.
Policeman Farley 342, said he heard the cry of "Stop
thief," and immediately ran into Gough-mume and saw the
primmer inn ice. He instantly secured him, and notwith-
slamdifg
the Oemer said the alarm was given by two men
quarrelling at a public house, he held him until the prose.
cater came art when
rs he suddenly threw himself down upon
a dentate', • witness upon him. He had perceived
the primmer's hand closed, as if he were grasping same-
thing. mod asked him for it, and it was then the struggle
commenced, during which the prisoner placed the watch
upon the door-step. The watch handle was twisted in
braking it from the guard.
The prisoner said he knew nothing about the watch, but
as it was believed he had been convicted he was remanded
for inquiry into that circurnstatioe, Alderman Hale at the
same time expressing en opinion that there warn ample evi-
dence to commit the prisoner fur trial upon.

82. Awoaww's RarLwAY.—The report of the direc-
tor states that the receipts on capital account amounted to
213,3001., and the expenditure to 28.2111.. leaving a helium of
881. The revenue account for the half-year ending the 31st of
Jnly showed that 1,843/. bad been received, and Mk ex-
pended, leaving a balance of 1,3041. Out of this ma de-
ducted 1021. for debenture interest, 4531. foe dividend at
the rate of ti per cont. per annum guaranteed to the share-
holders, and 13881 es mileage to the Edinburgh. Perth, and
Dundee Railway Company, leaving a eniVus of 1801. Oat
of this sum the directors recommended that 3W. should be
appropriated to increasing the dividend front 41 to b per
cent. per annum for the halt-year, and 401. carried to the
credit of the sinking fund. The receipts, u compared with
the corresponding period of last year, showed an =nese of
128/. The directors reemimend that the dividend upon the
capital stook of the company be at the rate of 5 per cent.
per annum, lees income tax, hr the prt leell year.

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THE REGISTRATIONS.

CITY OF LONDON.

The revision of the list of voters for the City of
London was resumed yesterday by Mr. Thomas Young
M'Cluistiti, the Revising Barrister, in the Court of Common
Plasm, Guildhall.
Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. Ledger were again in attend-
ance on tli*ait of the Reform Registration Association ;
and Mr. NoAes on the part of the conservatives.
In the list of the pariah of St. Mszpret, Lothbury, the
names of Mr. John Lewis Ricardo, M.P., and Mr. Samson
Ricardo were objected to by the conservatives, on the ground
that there was no occupancy, they being merely the directors
of •company who bad offices on the premises for which the
qualification was claimed, and the parties not being present
by themselves or their agents to support the claim both
names were expunged.
In the list of the parish of St. Michael Bassishaw, the
name of the Hon. F. Henry Berkeley, M.P., who is upon
the register in respect of premises occupied by the Ballot
Society, of which he is chairman, was objected 4)17 the
conservatives, on the ground of no occupation,and the liberal
netts not being in a position to support the qualification
Mr. Berkeley's name was expunged.
In the parish of St. Stepheu, Coleman-street, list, Mr.
Richard Cobden, M.P., who is upon the register in respect
of the premises, 14, Moorpte-street, occupied by the
National Freehold Land Society, was objected to by the
conservatives, on the ground that there was no occupation,
and that Mr. Cobden resided beyond the distance ; and
the liberal party not being able to get over the latter part
of the objection the name was expunged.
In the same list the name of Mr. Charles Gilpin, M.P.,
who is on the register in respect of the name premises, was
also objected to by the conservatives, on the ground that he
did not occupy the premiss,except in the capacity of an
officer of the National Freehold Land Society, the pre.
mime being in the occupation of that society.
Mr. S. Smith said the original lease of the premises from
the Corporation of the City of London (which he pro-
duced) was in favour of Mr. Gilpin, nut as an of icer of
this society, but as a private individuaL That, therefore,
constituted his right as tenant, while they had the state-
ment of the objectors that Mr. Gilpin was in the cccupancy
of the premises as an officer of the society, so that the
occupancy and the tenancy being proved, that wan all that
was required to establish the qualification.
Mr. Noakes, having examined the lease, stated that the
fact was new to him, as he was not aware that Mr. Gilpin
had any interest in the tenancy. He observed that the
lease was panted to Mr. Gilpin and three others, which
would constitute a joint tenancy of four, so that the ques-
tion was whether the value of the premises was such as to
constitute a qualification for four.
Mr. Imrie,who appeared for Mr. Jones, the vestry clerk of
the parish, having stated that the premises were worth some
ten thousand pounds,
The Revising Barrister retained Mr. Gilpin's name on
the register.