The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-12 00:00:00

IN tt W. ►.. WW.

lonkrupt was an underwriter of New Broadotreet.
and ..f The sea:nate sot being filed, the 'Lazul-
i...too nievt sag ve. rho adjourned.

IN lug Limit

11Y, bankrupt, • merchant, at Finsbury-pavement and
Switlaids.lane, had been prosecuted and convicted for
I.l4.toing gouda on false pretences within three months of
hi. Isinknopicy. The adjudication had Liken place on the
Jule, lM5O: and it being supposed that the bankrupt
meant to abscond, the proarcution had been immediately
instituted by Mr. F. Brown, carpet warehouseman, of 8..
solglialdstrvet, since appointed trade aasignee, without
w. dins to obtain the onls4 of the court fur that purpose.
but scion under the authority of • meeting of creditors.
Mr. Limas new applied, on his behalf, that the costs
bught Is. •114.wea ..ut of the estate.
Ilas Honour doubted whether, under the circumstances
in chili the promectitina bad been instituted, be had power
t. nut. such all Order.

Mr 1..k1114 cited a Is where the Lord flancellor had
hebl th tt the coda .4 a similar pirmeartane might be allowed
ender the term "all just allowances," in the act.. Geo. 4,
to 11*., eve. 140.
His Homer, after referring to the act. hekl that he had
power ender tin. clam. to :cake the ceder.

Order made aeornlingly.
(Before Mr. Comairairmer Fame.)
IN It TIC WICDOI AND LTWIN,iToN COMPAIT

(LOIITCD).

A whooling•np ceder was sweetly abode is the sae of this
contran. .al du& as& the day &mutated for EAU* Ike
tut of cuetnbuturtea.

- Mr. Tappi---hg---.PpiUroil for tho official liquidator. and
Mr. Ilona for certain per whose OiMUM it WWI pop
to pLsre on the list. including Mr. &Iward Pude,
Mr T. L. Gen, and Mr. Willman.
rbe prucetslosp were destitute 4 public interest

SECONDARIES COURT.
I &fore Mr. Payne, oaraser. and a Special Jury.)
H timunu r. PIHLPHT.—FALSE L11P1111103111017.
This W.s an action bras& by the plaiatiff, a law
stationer. rare) iag on bogies. at Furnivareinn, spirt the
.I. (relict. cued the officers of the sheriffs al Landon, far
tales iiiiprienenteat.
The drfirsalaat pleaded not guilty.
Mr. Jorce was ensual for the plaintiff ; Mr. Modal
Alkitese Wao counsel for the defendant.

It .p seared from the evidence of the plaintiff that be bad
been 14 basins. in 41 with his toothier Sc. several
veers, tie (Asher, wGhoo was • shareholder in the British Bank.
in,: riirried it on before him In April of the preprint years
no ti mood chore called at the plsintirs place of bonnem,
sod wanted to eve lam father, whoa he wee told he was out,
sol he them went away. On the 9th of May. he came again
•it h the defendant aad his maa. The defendant then came
I. Lim and said, " I arrest you at the suit of Mr. Cleave."
pLootaff asked him on what authority be anointed him,
Hrns wh:eli the defendant showed him an order for Mr.
enry Harwood, mid without attending Mane resnoentrumws
on the part of the plaintiff, the defendant took
him away to Whitecrearstreet Debtors' Prima, and
...fined him there until the 11th of May, whoa
he was released by application to the superior marts.
11. ".ore pierce of which he was put to unneremary expense,
outerially injured in hi.
The defence mu that the defendant was not liable, as be
•• 1 meter the instruction of Cleave.
Venial, for the plaintiff— thumps 751.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

OLD COU RT.
(Before the fond Chief Haroia.)

J.A Spiectr, 80, the Roman catholic prima, who was
,ilittosi yesterday upon two indictments charging him
•.t!i felonious! aasaultinz two boys who hail been placed
• .11 him as was this morning triad upon a third
imputing an offence of the same description to
pri•aer in nifermice to mother hoy named Reuben
Is it Sec.

......
%It.. 11'..per preeecuted. The prirooer wai defended by
M. Pewee.

Ilpr es Weave is this case wit• similar to that produced in
"there. It appeared that the boy was the aim of •
• turner, sad the pei.naer inked ns father to let him
ho school, sod to .leep with bias, es he mad he was
choldrea. and t u wu was • very clever lad. and be
• .•I t.. hart his owiety.
no. defence in this ow was the same as in the others—
..• 1,, that there was so corroboration or confirmation of
.11.1..50e of the principal witow.
Loril flirt Baron having summed up,
pay retired to deliberate upon their verdict. Is shout
hour they returned into court sad gave a verdict of
1,,,1.,twut of death was recorded.