The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

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PROGRAMME OF DERBY RUMMER
MEETING—To-Kowtow.

Too CSATIWOILTM PLATO 0160 POTS., added toe Handi-
cap of 10 sees. mob, h ft, and 3 only if declared ; winners of
say nos albs value of 100 sows., including own Enka, after
Anal* 18, 71b, at 200 sows. or more 101 b, of the Trades-
men's Plate at this meeting 121 b extra, in addition to say
other Faulty to which be may be liable ; the second to save
his stake. One mile. (11 Dube.)
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may.MAW 1 " Tna JUTIXILT PLATT of 60 nova., added to a ammilsp
of 10 love. each, 3 ft, for two-year olds; winners of the
Httemey Headley 101 b, the secood 51b extra ; wieners of
my lOW NM lair Assam 23, 61b tuns. Btreight run la,
abed kits all& (11l mobs.)
PI lb
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24 In ; 200, 71b extra. 01
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of 6 ewe. each, I it, far all apes; themes/ be save We stake •,
whams thee the weights are published, 71b extra. About
thres-quereere ef a kis—To claw at eight on Wednesday
eseeiee, sad the weights to appear by zone o'clock the next
mentieg.
Tux dera.rteo ihrsurerause of 5 soul. each, with 30
added. Ohs mile.—Te doe ea Wadeseday night.
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Taw Itzwitittrz.—A Nowise of tables on the peblic
revenue affords a great misty of latereadag taformstion.
It appears that tams have been repealed sad mimed u fol-
lows sieee 1844:-1844, 4616.8101.; 1846, 4,616.3061.; 1846,
1,161,7904; 1847, 344.8864 ; 1848, 686.8684 ; 180,
388,7961.; 1860, 14310,1614 ; 1861, 2,679,8644; 1862,
96,8281. ; 1863, 3447,4741. ; 1864, 1,284,1071. ; 1866,
312,9601.; 1866, 2,203,4751.; 1867, 10,763,6821.; 1668,
2,100,0001.; making a total 31,424,102/. The taxes imposed
essounted to 63,7201. in 1845 , 2,0061. in 1846 ; 841. la 1648 ;
600,0001. ta 1861 ; 3,366,3831. in 1853; 9,964,6134 in 1864;
6,226,9074 in 1866; 92/. to 1867; end 466,7801. hi 1868—
makers a total of 19,238,6091. This leaves a belsnos of
12,186,4934 cm the aids of redaction • bat aotwith-
standing this, the net teems advanced from
64,003,7631. ia 1844 to 61,812,6564 in 1858, showing a
wtmderfal bommq and pow, d.tmrion hi the
national neseress. The of revenue
over expenditure la 10 of &Tripolis—Wyo. 11144 and
1868 warn 24,980,2144' bat, in oneanunos at the Emden
war la 1864-641, end the kWh tenten is 1848-9 theanone of
=over meant in theeetee reeve wee a 107,70.;
art Debt, which stood at 787,6N,1461,, had la-
erneed te804,446,4881. in 1868. The Ingot reennt et Wi-
nery tereane wan Wood ia 1866, wban the set inauttat is
into the listiseqw. wee 68,001,621 i.; the lowed weennt is
the veiled =Aar mien woe ta 1847, what the Mel was
61,01,11141. The peperdise of the rearm hum which the
rename ins derived were an follows in 1844 mil ass
1166, Name 411 par sent.; Excise, 14'f
per cont.;
linnp, US per eent.•, Tam, 7.8 par cest.; Property Tex,
4.6 pp sent; Paebeees, 1.3 per cost. ; and nheellemeena,
bekediag dates ce pentdoes, harealtary remark surplus
has, crown lands, old stem, ingaret, andslned dividends,
he., 111 re oust. 111 1868, Crouse, 371 par teat irtlee,
27.6 pm con., ; Nampo; 12 6 Far nat.; Tin% 41 por cont.;
P ropertresz, 11'9 per oral. ; Post.cflos, 24 west.; and
atisedlaaeous, 4'o per cent.

A Nay/lu.iwn IN !KZ PACI7IC. Captain
Eldridge, d the Americas bargee Amos" reports the dis-
covery-of ea bird is the Peelle Oars, auroral hundreds of
Who hem nay land laid down ta the &arta. In • letter,
Bald ed or, January 161 h, 1869, be says :—" It is in lati-
tude 9 fig, 46m. N., and longitude 176 deg. 36m. W., very
low sad slides, I expect, the hot rugang place of
the mom of some ot the ships which have bra mimed fa
years game by. Ima along the les Me within pistol shot of
the beach, but It was too rough to land ; sod alter convincing
myself that there were no living people upon the island,
pared away spin. On the highest put of the island is
a hones, apparently built from piece, of • wreck, with a
flesmet at one end, from which still dangled the halyard
bleeL Near the house were names' little Intniumcke, each
with a tall upright stone upon it evidently the green of
the poor fellows who had escaped from the wreck of their
vessel, and died on tots dreary spot, whim perhaps they
had spent months in vainly looking fora warning sell to
relieve these from their weary prison."—Liverpoel
EmlOUTfeme.—The number of emigrants who
tailed from the United Kingdom during the 44 years from
1816 is 1868 inclusive, amounted to 4,797,166. Of these
41,11,f1,0441 west to the North American colonks; 2,890,403
Ito the United Mama; 662;910 to the Amaranth eolonies
sad New Zealand ; end 73,801 to other pieta. 'The
' seeress annual emigration from the United Khgdom from
1816 to 1888 amounted to 109,026; foe the tea were ending
1866, 291,866.

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Late inteUtetna.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Auartia 30.
(wore Mr.
Mr. Commissions, YamsCommWooer Fan e.)
of the ILA for to-day.
Nothing wrathy at particular sodas ooturred. J. Holmes,
ths proprietor of ths Pstrkdsa, was allowed to per his last
esetranetion upon secolutts which hate bum already pub-
lished.

TSB POLICB COURTS.
Bow-aisirr.
Edward Thomas lassass, of 2, Adelol-terms, and 23,
aroptelll-squire, Hampstead-road, was brought; Wore Mr.
Henry, cm a warren; to wawa the charge of having con-
spired, with others sot la custody, to defraud Messrs. Sheol-
bred and Co., of the Tottsahem-onwt-road, and other trades-
men, by obtaining goods vadat fan pretenoes.
Mr. BWgb, Instructed by Meows. Wild and Barker, con-
ducted the prieeontion ; and Mr. Manning was the defen-
dant's solicitor.

lathe --cotne of his %m an oteervations the learned
counsel reminded the court dame nest proceedings in the
Divorce sod other courts in reference to Mrs. Mere, formerly
the wife of the Consul for New Origami ; and his lady had
lived in Paris and other places, sham her separation from her
husband, with a very notorious penonage, whom exploits had
now become tolerably familiar to the public, but who, with
the lady, was at present beyond the mach of the English
law. Mr. and Mrs. More were former customers of the
pensontors, and it was on the representation by the defen-
dant that certain goods were intended for the wife of the
that they wee forwarded on credit ; although a pr-
tit them had bees since found in the London resideme
of the defendant on his being apprehended on the present
charge.
Mr. James Bhoolbred, jets., deposed that he was • partner
in the arm oanylng on businesses drapers, upholsterers, &b.,
in Tottenham-court-road. Oa the 43rd December lam, the
defendant called and moduceda letter purportim to be wrhten
by Mrs. Mure, at Paris, and ordering • quantity of
which were to be sent, under the bearer's direction, to ii°r:te.
The defendant said he was passing to and from Paris con-
tinually, and had promised to take charge of the goods which
be wished to be sent to his °Mom in the Adelphi. He re-
minded 'imam who Mrs. Mere was by mentioning that Mr.
Mum was the consul at New Orleans, and bad formerly made
exiseshre purchases at the establishment. Witness found ou
i that Mr. Mare had hem • atudornev, end in the
belief that this was an ordain= them ha consented to supply
the goods, which emesiated of two Turkey carpets (with
brill rugs to =Me), three asts of silk &meek curtains.
sth ph of meas. smiewitag in all to about 1301.
abase kid delimamt list the geode were toe bulky to be
Milveleist hk almehms, awl Mead that they should be
mime Is the whiff ait Lseasta-hrldge, to go by steemboat to
He objented to this at bet, Sy
ommented,
and two or three lass while theme
geode ware being go
ready Shortly alter they lied bees mot ell the defendant
called.wtth mother letter from lira. Kure (Ina. 29), contain-
ingestible mar for goods. Whore etesrmil thetas lad tot
had set hem yid for, and asked If hesheeld draw epos Mr.
Kure is Pees. The defendant sea—. Ott ; that le all
More will pay for the whole /*dope at the
sesiad orbit bes teen meented. 80e sob • great deal
over Is Si wq, rad I lave paid 1001. for her this week."
altars sears bil Ot supply the goods, ceimithig of Brunets
=mew gloss lonia corteles, some seeks entiquested
drawee. The delhograt was sessmgesded on this
mooed riga by two ladies, else sealed him Is sebothig the
goods, which were mot bdelmamtee elsvinbere in the
Adolph!. amused b &bout 601. worth. He stated
hls mama kr viable as pods to he seat to his cham-
bers with himbers that he meld get them to France cheaper by taking
.

6oW4iamined—Prevloos to the first trempection, namely
la November, 601. meth at goods had been supplied to Mrs.
Mare. Other ordained beta executed, and always paid for
ea delivery. I did not ray to defendant, " Oh, I recollect
Mrs. Mum; elm wee s vary baIIiNCGIO woman ;" nor did say
ow else ay so la any pressaes. I did not supply the goo&
cm Mn. Mare's meat, se elegised never had good son credit.
Ite-examtaed—l amiably skald lot have supplied the
gerated.ode it I had known that Mr. sad Mrs. Mure had sepa-

Ct!iiierlfr_.llorse.Tav, sa!ltaat !* MuFa. Shoolbeed's,

eorroborasid—the evidence of last wears, having made up
the goods, and identified a portion of them which bad been
removed from the residence of defendant in Ampthill-square.
Thomas Kent deposed to having bee, met to 2, Adelphi-
terrace, by pressontcs, to inquire sheet the goods delivered
there fro Mrs. Mere. He saw the defendant, who affected
sot to remember him at first. Witness said he had come to
speak about the things sent from Messrs. Ahoolbred'e. De-
fendant acid, What of them r Weems said, " I was de-
sired to say that Mrs. More had written to complain of the
goods not having strived in Paris." lie replied, " Who clo-
seted you to say No P" Witness told him that be received his
inatructions from the ormating-hoese. Defendant said, It
Is very strange. I have heard frees Mu. More this morning,
and netting le said about it la her lefts." Witness said,
" They have not passed through the Cesteme." Defendant
replied, " That is no butters at years (meaning the firm's).
I enhartook to see therm& delivered, and if anything goon
wrong, lem responsible." (It wee explained that the
message about the letter was a stratagem mooned to by
premselore, la conaequence mean information which had
reatied thaw.)
Mo%siPothers deposal that he executed the warrantee
br
altenson, about five o'clock, and after taking the
dollndeet tats custody st 2, Adelptd-terrece, accompanied
him to IS, Annthili-eqeare, in the drawing-room of which
went men& sitiohe of apholalary, which were Identified by
Mr. ilitoolbnd's andstaat u pan of the good. supplied to
defendant for Mrs. More.

94;tendraWsWliCitor emplaned of his client having
been locked up all nigh; sad asked the whams If he was not
MIS searched, sod what was found span him.
The inspector said the defendant delivered up his pocket.
book, .ko., without befog aserched. The former costainsd
two Si notes, and other mossy, sad two pawnbrokers dupli-
cates, having the woe of Miss Imams upon them, but
actrirelating to the property.
tileigh said he should show that the bulk of the first
goods bad from Messrs. Shoolbred had been pawned in Paris
sad were still as sale there; but he could not go on further
with thecae at present. He would (SZASOISIIOI9O witness, how.
ever, relating to smother similar charge byMeseta
Oiler and Co., the extensive dealers is flan tte.,
of 44, Oxford-street.
Kr. Thomas Rees Miles, mensiger of Mem. Gelds
London show-rooms, proved that Is Decanter Ire the defen-
dant called therewith s lady, sad produced a note apparently
from Mrs. Mon, ordering goods to be sent to " SS, Rae de
hisdeleine, Paris." Witness was reminded that the British
consul at New Orleans, her husband, had dealt with them
before, and in the belief that this wee the same customer, the
chandelier, &c., worth 931., were east to Paris. Defendant
wanted them to go to his chambers at Ors; when witness
spoke of the duties on ghee the defendant said, " Being consul
it will go to him tree, or at a less rate."
The defendant via now remanded, two sureties (Dr. Tate,
of Camden-road Villas, and Mr. H. Davy, wine ruerchan;
in 3001. each) being accepted.
We are requested to elate that the person against whom
• complaint wee made at this court ca Mraday was sot Mr.
Galloway, ironmonger, of Holborn, but Mr. Jame Galloway,
ironmonger, of Hisg-street, Holborn.

"wasimitanut.

Sanest Larklion, Fackmaater at the Groove:or Canal,
Pimlico, was charged with ahoodageall rending two buys

A minable of ;llnesses were mandned, from wo'C'es evidegie
it appeared that a boy named Burton, aged 14, a French boy,
end a number of others, were bathing in the artevenor Canal,
on Thursday het, and sitting on or playing about some tim-
ber there, when a gun was fired twice from the eccused's
grounds which overhang the towing path, and Button and
the French boy ware both slightly wounded, one in the cheek
and back, and the other in the imusls of the aim. The
widows went to show that the awned had fired the gun,
sod whoa charged with having wounded the boys—one of
shoot (Burton) is now in the hospital, going on favourably
—bitch ass of the tribunes that he was shooting at rpm-
rows. He wrong his hands, and appeared to feel great re-
pot at whet bed occurred.
He wee ordered to find two tomtit+ in 2004 each for his
appearance on Saturday.
Ball wee put in.

MARLBOROUGH:BTRBET.

Newest Weish,• elovesly-looldng woman, with a child
In bee arms, was charged with being drunk, and assaulting
WS6IIOII. 136 C, In the execution of hie duty.
lb. Robert Pickering, the superintendent of Dome works
In la Compton-street, Soho said the prisoner fol-
knn4 alms the street, and accused him of giving mossy
toles Mama to gat drunk with. He tried to undeceive
Yr, hat ft nes all in vain. She became very violent, and
pieldog up a large stone to throw at him, he thought It best
to ertve lea tato custody.
Pam. the constable, said she was drunk, and on the
way to the station she struck him several times end bit hiss
through the thumb.
)tr. Bandon sentenced her to seven days' bard labour and
short ellownos.

llery BaUiraw we. charged with a similar mem%
Thiops, 27 C, said he found the prisoner in Tichileld-
etrest, dtaeh. with a mob round her, at half-peat three am.
She wee very noisy. He tried to prevail on her to go away,
and after a time suoceeded, bat she came again, sad he was
oompelled to take her into custody. On the way to the lock-
up she sesaulted him and bit him in the head. She has has
here for antattlis frequestly.
Mr. Books commented in strong lamas upon the gnat
Maws domes wham the teeth were used in way of amanita
cm pewee, this being the ninth within a fortnight at this
court, and aanaeoad her to see month with hard labour.