The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-02 00:00:00

TEE EXPR

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 2,185 g.

not the court would not say—but the envingementltd.a:
sneer as to be such • one would bind the alue
W creditors. It was in evident* that there was great dim-
malty in pttiag the threaten together. Mr. Dintedide had
to ash their wag to proceedings ly—in the street,
or whemiterkie met there. It not be maintained for a
mamma lig ate we two &the directors bad power to bind the
oenteibededes generally by sack • document as had hies put
in. The mum wart clearly of opinion that Mr. Brown's
wee wet be placed on the list.
TM ow of Mr. John Chandler was next discuased. He
was as registered holder of ten shares, and in the cash-
best of the trompany there wee an entry of the receipt of the
deposit of 21. on the shares
Mr. Band took the objection that the register of share-
holders wee baptiser, ea it did not contain the date at which
the were Wind as shareholders nor the amounts
pelf ca the shares.
Mr. Lawrence admitted that the register was not a perfect
onik bat mid that that was a matter of penalty against the
"Wrlincour add that having regard to the 18th motion of
the 19 and 20 Vic., atp. 47, which distinctly defined the way
in midair the register &sold he kept, he must hold that
▪ (two at the four requisites being omitted) was insufd-
chat. Ls no aoseptence of the shams in tinting wee shown,
in aim would not be placed on the list.
Mr. Hand implied for costs, urging that his rust lad
nothing whatever to do with the company. The payment of
M. was made to a previous company, and he had repudiated
Hiscompany.
onour did not think it a ems far oasis.

ico;ii.T.;;i1;;;e;;;;;.«; irepoWer, sod the further
barbs wee edjourned.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Joni 1.
(More Mr. Commiadoner Phillips.)
IN u /MOE HATTNONNS 111D.-THI Ln 111101
111 D, M.P.
In the cam of the late Moor Reed, M.P., a role bad beat
*dined to appetat an assignee on • nomination of creditors.
r2Lii of the appliwion was in respect of • rent-charge
by the Woolvent's father, to enable him to qualify to
by
parliament.
Mr. Dawes moved to make the rids absolute, and Mr.
Vd(with whom was Mr. Reed) showed cause.
ileed, the ineilvent'a father, made an 'Slav% in
mower, which was reed, and from which it ap”med that
be gamed his aeon Major Rand • rrat-charge of MK a yew.
on eat& estate in emeareetehire, and after his election far
!..b.lato.t.the deed was cassolibul, as the major peewees& •
as heir apparent to him ; and farther, Mr.
lee—lirs—tate7 that his son had only a life interest in the rent
charge.
Mr. fiergood sold the fact of the life interest wee of course
sa answer to the application, but there was another condition
that It was to become void on either bankruptcy or In-
▪ ry.
Nr. Doyle said there was nothing in the schedule as to
the Mk boon*. He &mild like to see the deed which had
bus cirosiled.
Mr. Cagarnlesioser Phillips apprehended that if the dead,
whisk ally gave • life intereat,was 01111011101, that woad be •
milking mews, to the rule.
The deed ens produced asnoslisd, and the rule discharged.

Mormonism and to rob my bueband, and go to Utah for the
good of the church.
Mr. Yerdley—l thought all the Mormons hod gone to
Utah.

Mr. Toting—No, ; there are troubles in Utab, and
Governor Cumming sad the United States arm hays taken
=mks al the *ow Thar, an *sty el Isft

Mrs. Watson—Wail, I was out off front the slam* be-
came I would not rob my husband and ism Idea; and the
defendant'. husband was oat off from the dumb bona ho
was not succeastul to Made* me how to rob my kashind
end meld not mdtme me to leave my husband and go to Utah
to many one of the elders them.
Mr. Young—These We the principles of Mormonism P
Mrs. Watson—Yes, sir ; I was taught that to rob my hus-
band,h. lama him, and commit adultery, was to glorify the
oharo

—fir. Young—The Mormon church, you mean ?
Mrs. Watson—Yes, air. Wall, sir I found out the base-
ness of the Mormon doouines, and I would not leave my
husband or rub him, and the ddendant has been persecuting
me ever since. Last Saturday evening I was speaking to
Mrs. Brown's husband, he having drib accosted me, when
Mrs. Brown ems up and called me a great many iehtmons
names, struck me with her list, and scratched my face. She
of
bar way
threatened to kill me, and I bad much trouble in getting out
Mr. Yardley Did you voluntarily leave the Monnunitse
Mrs. Watson—l did, sir ; the elders of the church wanted
me to go into their apartments and be initiated in the
mysteries of Mormonism, and I would not, and have been
psreetatad ever since by isle. Brown and her friends.
The defendant said that Mn. Watson did not voluntarily
leave the church of the Latter-day Saint .—(a langh)—but
was publicly expelled and cut off, and had ever since been
In the habit of meeting with her (Mrs. Brown's) husband
end wall about with him.
Mr. Yardley—la not that &wording to Mormonism P
The defendant—Yo, sir, it is not. Mr. Watson was cut
off from the church, and my husband was publicly cut off
from the church, and they have been in the habit of meeting
snob other.

Mr. Yardley—ls that say reason you should scratch the
cum is haft
Mrs. Brown—l watched her, the hussy, she shook hands
with my hothead, sad kiemd him.
Mr. Yardle)—ls that contrary to Mormoniam P
The defendant—lt Ma nothing to do with Mormonism.
Mr. Yardley—Thea I ani much misinhemsd on the sub-
ject.
The daferidam—Yes, you are, fir.
The complidaant—Tbe meeting was itooldtataL I her
husband, indeed I the wretch who wanted me to rob my hus-
band sad go into the apartments of the elders P Not I indeed.
Mr. Yardley said that se than had beat some provocation
he should only floe defendant Is., but If ohs was brought up
again he should bind her in heavy mashies to keep the
peace.

Hairy Barthwatte, a young man, who was stated to be
ostler in the employ of Mr. Andiron, the well-known bane
dente, was summoned before Mr. Doyens by Mr. Itove, the
thief oonstable of the Royal Bodily tar the Prevalence of
Cruelty to Animals, for causing a oat to be warded to death
by two bulldogs.
The cue was proved by an elderly wand Jour,
rending at No. 8, Fulham-bridge-yard, and
it appeared that their room window MIMI stables
rented by Mr. Anderson. Between 3 sod 4 *Week ea the
afternoon of the 9th ult. they heard a swim la the ;gaer
upon looking out of window they maw nee balky m
ing to the defendant attacking a cat. The dalendent wee
urging them on to worry the poor animal, mid it lasted
between five and tau minutes, wham the eat was killed. The
next day Kr. looser saw a eat alder tbedelaient's ern, sad
It was fate the stablea,ktilowed bytbres arbor nee and
the doge, and he could her that the at was being worried
As the other. The witness added that they wen antitantly
=l from morning mail night by the screaming of oats
by the dennelsat's dap.
Hest, one of the constables of the Royal Society, said he
saw the defendant, who complained that the oats in the
imighboarboad injured his en. Witness saw the garden
bat weld not perceive that much damage had Lees done.
The dshobat admitted that he kept his dogs for the purpose
of wonying the eats.
The defendant, who was represented by a legal gentleman,
set up a complete denial to the charge, which he declared we
trumped up by the witness Jeer eat of
Mr. Mayne= thought the oars was proved, Said the
defendant 10e. end 2e. wets, or 14 days impthonment.

Alll4l Wile" 211, *Meyer, wearing the dress of a dis-
charged oonviet, and Henry Burka:, 28, painter, were
charged with buralarionaly entarWg the beagle, Mr. Samuel
Yams, surgeon, of Bedford-villa, Lswishummed.
The prisoners had been seen larking about the neighbour-
hood by a policeman, who afterwerdeos melee the base,
found the street and kitchen done open, sad a pair of hoots,
sad an umbrella °abide the former. On entering he toand
Wilson asleep es the kitchen table without Ms boots,
which were those which the aim had Just ease. Ou the
way to the station, he asked the adder whither he thought
It would be a sizer," en " or "boat" (peal
eirvitode), Burkett was shortlya6arwstb htbom kits cestody
at a coffee-shop at New-cross, whom he dieelebesd all know-
ledge of Wilson. On being marebed a year of .sierra were
found upon him, sod although the pwrowstasts memat bed
labilla such ea article, the sebum mull use bs predoced,
lituarrAbeen placed as • desk what GO dm. VW Wog
ad mini* removed by the him Wag
ocaveyed s
to • elk it is he got rkil et thom
by throwiag this down the water
Kr. Trial resmallied the prises= illf

EXTIAORDINAIY WASP'S Naar,-.411 the Ashmo-
lean Maims at Oxford may be is. at the preetat time a
nest of the temmata wasp (Veep. Wawa), of eatraordisery
dimensions. It was taloa oat of the ground at Cokethoepe
Perk, Olen, en the 18th of July last, by Mr. St of
litightbnqrsa (who has rads many very highly
obarvatioas as the Milts of wasps), beans at that time
6 hakes to ddrastor ; ft wet teen hog up la the wtedew of
as old haves, bag sir pada bra wits a loot in !meth.
The wasps aimed ie lave se ear lame in this support sad
tea ep her the top of alt are Is the minor above, •
whirs sheet thou What to dkritse, writly with ths
intestisa of etresgetening that pukka. This column was
keine away tee ee three dots sad id slen tattrit by Ulm,
bat et Mak le mesa* *dr dote/ se nay mem the win was
tweed Mae disuppsidadi by thk tassas iteppott ham
shove they this kneed a calms drat the use its. sad
length downwards, to weeper the met trots the
window-alll, and to prevent their attateling in this
manse/ the neat day I was swung due of the
window." NA the mew appudage irate off;
Otte wlitkit they esssul MOM with the stareth of the
wire, ad wet ea tubelike the nest in the fakery way.
The steads she is es be attributed to the fact that the wasps
were emehrtly sapplied with • mixture of saw sad bur,
their ddly esaseuptba during the begir el the radon
thine a priad e/ brave sad • plot ef the fakir. This
I was the pram, Osamu bet sot e Nay scale,, r oat of it
k
swag
this
width.= predasdeths el peakeeetkot. Two
other arts el this speaks liadse hem primed sad placed
lin a ream the fret door, dr wasps, beta( thenterives not
et wall attired with mamma I. maks% he., se their more
kraal& idetthows on the ipouthl-itar, began toward. the
sad of deems to dart k vest saithsts, and join the
ironed cienamity below, larauseat makes of which
they ewe allowed, whitest the haat thaw of oppedtion, to
berme. Thk bothiese atiallisa et the sikimey amber of
weeps of ewe( Nuked to swell the with is, beyond its
ordinary their. The 1•101 d dth lege art It 27! lathes,
sad the ahmehrista 43 lathes.

GRIEVANCE! OF THE POST-OFFICE LETTER-
cazanna.—A meth* of the letter-oarrises wee Debi on
Tends, evening, at the Hub-in-the-Wall„ Malmsey-lane.
A lotter-carrira of known iseptotalility and long standing
Wad that their work had bees Increased twofold, mad they
bed had no titre duty money as heretofore, and that the
onthoritios now intended making sorters of the letter-cerriers,
mid consequently ceasing them to perform doable duty,
which no men, however athletic, amid stand.—A letter-
canine from the W. district mid be worked front 'even in the
morning till half-past Ma at night. with but eddy cos hones
Interval —Similar atatentanla were made by man tram the
R. 8., N., W.C., BW. sad N.W. districts. The sepals's'
gives of their daily toll were really elterreedng.—A revolts-
don wee unsnimonsly carried to have a petition presented to
both hoarse of p.rlismesß praying an inquiry into the
banish* et which they complain, end soaking redraw. A
asomittee was sic fumed of ose man from each of the ton
district allow to awry out the rceolutions. The chairman
ties adjostrld the ribastiar until three o'clock on Sunday
mut Oho 4tl of July), at the Pantheon Sell, Bt,
lase, and the prooerdings

AOTAL COLLEGE OF BlMOlAnts.—The annual
meeting for the election of Fellows tato the Coltman of dr
College, took place yesterday afternoon fa Ur soda library if
the institution, on which occasion some of the most Melia-
guished moons to London end from the large pronWial
towns attended to record their votes. The .aim
mewed stone o'clock, by the President. iderard etmahmliKli
P R.S , eaplalnfog that the object of tie nestfas was to elect
a fellow into the ',cent chair fa the occasioned by
the decease of Mr. Travers (bar Majesty's gorges.),
for which purpose Alexander Skew, flairgeon to We
Middlesex bad been duly propeed and mar,
mendisd by the diefognialted sturons :—Masses.
Pager, Bah, ankh', Bearatas. Hewett, end Ds Morgan.
At tie sear tuns Messrs. Worinald and Qualm offered them-
selves fee meslistioa. Tbs nits, which well by ballot,
then ramisanil, sal at ths asehiska, Minn w=
Posta, sad Shaw Min edyisiisral sinsban of the
In On swig tbsPollswa na awn M sa slogan astartalm-
sin hi Pa hell of Ike Priennssme ?num Mr. Cam
lhosldas ba Ma ash. Both the dhow sal the slviiird
ragsmins oar Mr. Pant, amisial by flessa.
nal Gomm gave xis greaten saddialhag
11. United States mail stemma Washington and
Swan ban ban sold insw York far 46,000 &Wes, or
*bon 11,111111. shelliag. win the plasma of ths
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