The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-14 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITAB P.

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We are informed that Colonel Gordon, R.s., C. 8.,
Q.D.C. to the game will appear in to-day's or Friday's
Quite. se bidas area., Deputy Adjutant. General to the
Clrpe et Ito7sl Engineers, is swesiewas to Colonel Mama,
who hem retired with the bosomy mak of ahlor-paerel.

ADIETIALTT, OCr. 13.—APPOINIIIIMB.-- Nita
Casts C. W. Talbot, to the Primese Royal, 91, mew atom
ship, at Portsmouth; C. R. Harris, to the Colossus, 80,
screw mesa ship, at Portsmouth; I. T. Bedford, to the
Rembutios, 28, paddle wheal mesa frigate, at fiturtrams;
R. D. Campbell, to the Clear, 91, sw steam ship, at
P.:mammoth ; F. D. Webb, to the Satellite, 20, sere+ steam
coop, at Davenport; R. F. Heppe], sad W. B. Byre, to
the Raleigh, 60, at Pertamoutt.

PIIIBROKB, Orr. 12.
The Quail, tender, arrived ma the 10th from Ply-
mouth with storm The Dank on the sad the Loafer,
strainer, from Portsmouth, oa the 12tb, with Mr. Twins
and a party of wet to rig sad navigate the Diadem, ant
glass frigate, to be hauled on Tuesday wag, to that port
for watraistioa. la ocinswinenos of the hmeseed loagth cf
the at w ships part of the front of roof No.; h being take.
down to admit of its valargonitak The ',whist exertion
coatinnee to prevail la cowry deponent tlwoughost the ,
vataCitliaaeat, and the blatkiealthe are eves working extra
heart

The trap in garukca here us divided into two depot
battalloas—a fiat sad wooad—with an, efficient staff in
of lenstados for each. The fortification at Dale
Pout M sow reedy for ocupaties, but It has jut been,
disoovend that the wen wouid be so a pose d at the gnu
that sone alterations will be sarmary before troops are
seat there. It is ululated for 2 *Seen and 60 ass. Two
of the Royal Artillery deserted this week hos the Western
Battery. T►ey *Booted their ewers by Areas of the flag-
staff haalyards, whieh they feetimed to a gals sad thus let
themselves demo. The esketiota for discharge, de., from
tbs diffsreat regiments of the garrison, to a great *meat,
have bees made, and only wait the ocalbsaadon of the
authorities to be carried Into operation. ".

MALTA, Ocr. 9.
Oa the 3rd, the Dutch frigate, Doggerabaak,
arrived, aid oa tea fah peossedad to Smyrna. Ca the sum
day her Majosty's ship Cte4 strived, aid Is stiU here.
Her Majesty's ship, fleeideal, is out it dock, sad tiW
pooped to &island as idtarday with the Hog of Biz
Howes fieerart. Lady abeam has beat suffering ham
ill health. Ilea she la airy crick batter. The admiral tine
Is one wr _le me, does am permit thei
sere departure Ite be fagagrerey laimased by dsmMfe
eireomatsoses. NW%
We bad a gay marriage on e 7th. Bit moons step
tord's daughter, Itsty Cordelia, ins united to Ldtatmaat-
Cclovel Adye, C. 8., it A. The gaUaat admiral pm a
splendid lunch on the ocoasioa, at which the pn Belga
wa!hotittmdtteadad..

or 'Jetty e stip Obetca arrived oa the 7th frog►
Cads.

Notwitbstaading the fast that provinces On cheap and
plestifal ia oar vicinity, cammodithes beep ezieselvely
dear at Malta, and the art.eles ht from the Crimea
and sold by public tattles lave ell bt good prime.
The same is true of artines midi by the Osamissirfat.
There 'Mend a seamed bad mon the soldiers sten/used
at Malta that the distribution *1 tbo Victoria Cron, or
Order of Valour, was to bow tam pion during the nes*
of September. Orem mak. bos Issambibite4 by Aguas
the arrival cf each mail, aid swim" isilvelet W lam mail....
Solidity last, the eacitemewe appeared et Ms height. The
expectant*. howem, wen loussi M ahappelstaest. I
kale, cot how the report um Yes elnalsomea, bat It Is
seminally believed among the mil that Ow loose is to be
di ,tsibistact iammistaly. Tb, mom of Mese to be dee.-
' rated ire eves whispered about, sad thes Solotisese with
which they are era gratulated by their manes prom bow
highly the cyder is prised.

Az,' Omen zit Disories.—A few days ego, at
Chatham barracks, se segweraerpaat Delbert', of the 46th
eni-est, wee pawing thrnugh the quarters of the pleat**,
be recogelsed s you, moldier In the widens or the 8 It
Peat, who he hem or be the third entistelto list few
s' hostesse of his regiment, George P. Ce7ba, soa of
Msjos-Geaerel George Cobb,, of the Royal
The malt was that the sergeant made the disoseetesZ
Stows to the omen theineadias the previdual
who sawed the years oat le appear la the eillsobatiro
is thethat of Month It aware shot be wee is the
Crimea with his regiment, and he with saws other
°Moen proceeded over the bowies" line to take a samil3
the *sentry; ea his Mara, after two days' el Ms
mule% he dmed dr did had esharked at Baleldsos sod
sailed km lloglooi Apowered a boo pomp Is a
amiss Alp sod leaded at Cardiff, bat boffin ste
Oise is IMO pot d the sosoup, mad be sewed', ibis
his sass bad bean erased dun the Om ef eduasols sour
soma It Me almeare, &Nailed to de Sib Feet, ea/ um
le %Mos Ines Ceedlr Ns sank fie le eat y 19 puss 01
err, sod bad bees fa the Perdu abuse Urdu was.
There ass he os doubt that the andouille@ at the Buis
Gawk ell laden his to bin reek—essaklestag hie path
mad lasspolumis of mailitary lute —Sough Arias Ora&

ILato Intratonte.
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COURT OF BAMERUPTCT.—Ocr. 13.

was, us. 0111111211111:0111 •001301111.
711 LS SYRIA, WLLIU.. AND 00
The baskrapie wore described as Morrie Robert Byers,
James Walker, sod MIMI Reakboose Byers trading sad
corgis/ oa bullies', as unchaste, is so partat'inhip is Ball-
alley, Lombard-street, la Loadoe under the style es Ana of
ri Bm, Walser, sad Co., sad at Liverpool, meter the style
of Syen, Walker, sad Byers. The quake opus whisk the
wart now decided was whither or not the estate of these
parties shall be would up soder the petition promoted for
private arraagemeut, or is beakruptay la the ordinary way.
The aster wu argued up stain, Mr. Lawns.. Doris{
appeared against, sad Mr. Liaklatar Is support of the
petition fee private a=itt.
The resod of the was " the isability of you
polities's., to am meats with their nekton,
is soseequmor of the bon la the value of prodaco
Doubt as thoir resat, sad shipped to this wintry for
the But lodise sad other plates abroad."
The following is a eopy of the Mamma of asks :
Ds,
To aatars' ipso oroosts 40,461 II 10
Creditors as WS molds
Listed= ea lidsessolstbir=...„ 417,910 II 6
Ism soth Saba.... t001c0r4,..... RI 11 7
17,711 17 11
Udell. so 17,447 0 0

‘170,219 1 9
Good debts ... £7,361 0 I
Doubtful. 44731, sod estimated to 417 10 0
Rod debts
Property-- .. 210311 3 7
Lees eridltsis—tei;ioiti . ...
. 997 6 6
03,706 19 1
Coselinserste .....».....».. 61,006 19 I
Dm drams 49,149 9 6

11,640 11 6

011,126
The Commissioner Mynah I. this gem wit o
_pro-
cud lig was by Mks the Illth mons of the Cim-
eolidatin Act, Midi lee paned in ads to onabie • Min
who could sot mut hie essitionsole with his cream to
pt hie sears before they owlet the astral of the nett,
and if sucomerul, to obtain polootiss he ide peruse sad
property. The dram of Me pedilienns wii is
wind up their affairs Is • seems ithooled with beak-
rapes, but at the sure time lo mold /Mashy. Wed, it
iwu quits tree there were nose pram Mame truism:ekes
would not bur the light of a annoy Y egos mart, me a
public nektons of their needs es tombs. New let
these look at the proposal of Yeses. Byers ad Cu.. la re-
forests* to its Wig • reasonable and it_propessff to be ow-
ned into effect by war of do Tbat immetnat.
What we a " reensable peopled ?" Wee Y reeseselde
that Men= AMA be deassmod, ormerasi to the
eddies, al Me& HAM epee. elinet teeekt whetbse
they wee Wesel se iaseiesedl Why. le his
.neat, he did not know whether there wee oat
ef teagible capital. The impoodes upon his (the pap's
WM was, that them was not au MY* of evident lie Yew
theinasee penis, dealing in snob amemmosonsemils, kid
es. HAM/ of torten capital. HO a morehmat who me-
dal as Mk as be should do ought to be able to show he
Mil • weellapial, instead of attariarm to delude the smut
by a deeldfal plineeology. Tame tlejs did whet, he
regretted to ray, was wintered inery•Zik as s ens Min.
They serried on without a sabstautial emonness
trade, and oceelised geode in all dirndls.. Why, In •
an sea less elan beim this court, the Imakrupt (Avery)
dealt is peepeety to the erten of 173,00 W, sod als case
was wares t this, ler he isimmenni with a peals dea-
der:l. Avery_*epoilts dada ft whole pnied of hie
trading were 114 Who atthelelei epee lorraterieg end
szehaspiag Mew& Me seee he hose peessilt =petted
Inas] masa] Haat tires suaisemen kereiraimelves
gales By esorigniag goods to *my met of pee-
sen who mild take them, sod Maisie/ admen
dime up tolbektralue when they eeeld—eltielaims admires
ups hils of liedisp. It no spas the mush wl Hy
Intent Ile advance and the actual @meet 'dish the
gado well :valise beyond those 'inane that the main
hope at tl..sediton rooted far • divided. After
angles Isepesal was made. Well, it night to be • res-
emble Thu what had they to offer their ors-
dividend woald they pay ? The .laid
✓apine rue seed In cask 3,8001 Bat, said Mr. Liak-
Yte. are plenty of assets besides to pay 20a. fa the
pessL but it was naturally asked, why hag sot
the debts whisk are alleged to be good to the sztent of
6,6001 beer paid to before this ? Why," said the solicitor
for Maass. Byers, " it Ii Masse I mid sot in my on-
seines tall the debars to the Mate to whom they were to
pay the soon ." Now ea regarded this statement,
he Oho eosaa or) would read oue letter—and
"ea no dim urns."—which the °Meld anion
had reeved from a debtor to the Mete. The
leaned amanitas Ms mail the letter, which he said
no 'pedal pleader could ban framed more cautiously.
The debtor Mid he) wee wiling to pay 3,41001. re a person
properly sippeinted, sable_atio the teuneed of an attachment
(by way or sot elpor Tos. Hie Mrs's thee protreeded to
'soma his regret that fiesta Byers and Cr bed 'won to
• staffseat as to of slum which was Incorrect.
and observed that can madam was neither fair aor candid,
Meuse it was not true. In abort, the whole amount of
assets to meet about 170.0001. of debt was said to be 8,0001.
He then @sellout the other portion of their seemed of
assets, and expressed his belief that It was not • reasossble '
propoesl. Not Hag nos bankrupts were sot allowed to '
ems into wart as Wiskrepts, eves though they could pay
6a in the poried,sed "s mole fortiori" dim who sought the
privacy, protection, and absence of seruney tato thin en-
dues SS trader. of the arrangement dance, ought not
to be allowed to do so. His Honour then dwelt
at sons tenth upon the stridence of Norris B.
ilipom who alleged that when the hula... he
eauNi 1111 was wound up, he supposed it would moult
in • emote' Having read over sad analysed enth In-
tense Want portion of the Maw's *vides. given above,
the ommildesser ekedMe It wee that Rea who traded
etilatellt ahlemeteesse. lei ellsosseseillltth sun amen
mom% Nei& I. Meted to mesh seenteas sonata He sup-
posed It see* be measiseed by satraordisery soespstitlon,
sal the desire to do bulges with anybody. He then ailed
Ifida Wlletbier It was it Miocene should be dealt with wider
this idimponat dames; whether it was such "a resin-
albs se 'Wit he dealt with in a comm—
a siTi.ii irnifo4 the ',dilate to 'preemie's, sad at the
=el soma them Was pubs laysstigetkia of their
as traders. He bed set the slightest hesitation is
myth/ it was not such • @e—that, oa the contrary it was
is. Min ought to be Mit with to open court, eider the '
asskswpt law—that it we not such a reasonable proposal
as dishotielarare ocatesplatsd. Ur. Liaklater said, in the
mat of hie &wrist being unfavourable, it was his la-
MW. to nom! to the Lords Jostles,. Hs (the soimmir-
inner) bond he would do so, for he wished Mow what
the Lards instless'opinion was of 'reasonable proposal under
the animement clauses. Finally, the commusioner ds-1
aided wpm taming the puffin ion a bankruptcy, but at'
la. time His allowing 14 days for Meting as appeal to
eissoperica court.

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THE EXPRE3S, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, UK

wu Hated that she we meted with a pis et bad
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ioa9oostat.-1114—AoTiolaat-hdp sootssood kir to 14 lop solitary

MOM Ili OMIT.
George Deanlog, IS, was ladisted for ashesling several
sass of nioasy whisk he sobbed m sommat of Ins James
Morgan, his master.
Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the peosocation, Mr. Sleigh for
the
Trehrury Mused • verdict of Guilty, sad Mr. Creasy
seatenced the prisoner to as. ycat's hard labour.
Edward Cahill, 19, sou ladieted for steals, the ma of
16e. 31d., which had hem steadied to him by Lancelot
Wild, his meter.
thMtprisoner.. Lasses prosesated, Mr. rialtosmted, appeared for
e
The prosecutor was Mr. Wild, news agent, of Catherine-
Meet, sad the primmer was one of about twiny youths is
his employamt. It sped that the prisoner spent the
sum mendemed fa the leet is disk, instead of using
it for • parses for whisk it had best entrusted to him by
his muter.
The jury found him Guilty, sad Mr. Wild Money re-
cesseaded him to messy.
Mr. Crestry said the primmer had Wan three weeks fa
=sad he should soutensa him to a week's eolitary mu-
t, beteg that he would redeet, and on Wog ft,-
leee4amendesmiret to Tessin the path he bed strayed from.
Esswisk, 1 was iodised for stealing a watch
sad elm mks of beets. the proterty of John Jackman, and
Catherine Phillips, SE, serried, was indicted for feloniously
the ems. n• boy pleaded guilty.
Mr. Polsad protested; Mt. Metcalfe denuded Phillip.
The you're prisoner was called as a wises, sad he
deposed that he stole a truth Naming to his nether,
which he sad mother boy sold to the female prisoner for
2e., telling her at the seas time that they had stolen it.
With part of the two shillisys they procured s plink-lock to
get into a warehouse belonging to Mr. helms, of Drury-
has. He stole therefrom a quantity of boots, which found
a ready pushiest in the fessle prisms, who kept a shop
in Towmatreet, Seven Dials, and hose the evidence there
was au doubt that she Dad ezoouraged and persuaded him
to persevere in such a cause of plunder, so that she might
get the boots by giving but a few peas per pair for them.
Through the efforts of her counsel she wss !equated or the
chugs of the watch, bat the jury found her Gulley cm the
other.

Cf 1417 directed t►e toy to be brought up on Wed-
nesday for Judgment, aed aeutenerd Phillips to four years'
penal earyitude, observing tbat ken was one of the most
Wham eases of the kind le had ever heard of.