The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

LAW IN'rELLIGEISC:::.

(TUi DAY.)

)CRT OF 11.kMiRUPTCY.
f 1:. :,•1 f Mr. Commissioner llolroy.I.)

I j Or A }:ETTIM: TIZAN,M TION.
N 1.11,11.11, 111.1 bc•la taken 1.1. t :44,1115t
nurse pul.;iu.hou •
• . flay!! .7 'act, fur 100/., which he 11,11
e pccity stakeholder, and
r It appcare.l that Mr.

.1t1: !pc—trt, t. t:ray.a•inno-oa.l, the
bct aitl, a Mr. I'ereit..l, of 7,90 f.
&tilt.. of two hot. a. They were
' •`

IL Ana aftcrwards 21.rdf. etch : and if
t. it Iscr party. he was to forfeit Inn&
• d but Mr. Bennett did not ply
the time appointed. when upon Mr.
th • I,of. f.rfrit and roetirt I it from

./. lwiue returneil to 111 r. Ilentutt,
ri,..,linent of the who:v. on the
;..,iven. to Mr. Swift not to part
V. •Ininnions.
,tippart of the suinniont ; and
•
.were taken to the for of the ath.lavit,
wrr,• ; but the atininions

••••• oi•••••1- on the defendant lea,:im.; :nth-
,•••to I th fence to the action, the costs
•
• I z.. • ,:e result of the action.
IN re te. ...omit:.
o!ication for release from custody. The
ibcd as !ate a clerk in the India-office,
oien, residing at Chertsev, and since at
I. debt, are had. Ile ascrihs:s his failure to
• t:•ai t h roagh tong arrested.
,rte•l.
non was opitosed on behalf of Messrs. Cogs-
. • • i-,•n, gunwakerrv, of the Strand, who had
• ..,nkrupt with two guns, worth !..1/. }king
• : ,:.fended the action, and had gone to prison,
up one of the •,iins on the preceding clay.
• ',id it woithl Ike :I question whether the
, •,•t entith dto the gun, and adjourned the
- until atter the choice.
IN NE
' x:1, a merchant, of Bow-Isne. A former
•a' for 0 was refuses' until the bankrupt
‘,. riled hi• 34.00111 it. His debts were 5,01:11,

: !IA .apported the application, but atattd that,
,t !y. the copy of C.1114C8" had been Inst.
s .id he could not proceed in the aheence of
who appeared for the a.ienee., Mid it
t...i eve, and he was instructed to take every

• 13 the application was ordered to stand over

liE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
r7;;EN,[aN i F THEEE lUNGEROUS CHIRACTERA.

non named John Irodia, alias Black charley,
oral J.n. a Era n.., alias Das D an,
:! is I.:11.111g brought before Alderman Sir IL Carden,
aaith loitering about in Wood-street and other
!,' • purpose of committing felony. They were
•with being unlawfully in possession of a
skeleton keys.
• were ail described as being general dealers,
7.. y are well known to the police as daigerous
~an.l but fur their timely apprehension they would
.u.. Lave committed a burglary at one of the City
1.• It appeared that about 11 o'clock on Monday
• . 01,e, detective officer, saw all the prisoners
o!•,tri et, and their proceedings exciting his
watched theta and saw them go up to several
doors. They were evidently acting in concert,

• 1.... ch Ober procured assistance and —took an the
into custody. When Davis was searched eight
keys were found in his possession, and he
.11,1 to account for them by saying that some one
1,1 them to him. These keys were stated by the
• In be regular housebreakers tools, and of a very
nor description.
. isoners were remanded in order to afford an
fur inquiries to be made about them.

GUILDHALL
DISGRACEFUL ASSAULT DT A BOY.
o Rn.na, a youth apparently about 1G years of
3,4 placed at the bar before Sir Francis G. Moon,
is d with assaulting Mrs. Mary Ann Dl'llugh.
Wllugh said that she lived in Bridgwater.gardens,
Tuesday night last about 10 o'clock, her husband
: her out of doors, and she went to sleep with her
• On Wednesday morning she went back, when the
• Lat began to laugh and sneer at her. She told him
.1 he did that she would smack his face. lie replied
.. will you thought I will smack yours." He came
isth the intention of doing so when she pushed him
her, and he then struck her in the chest. Her
n• 1 stood by and told the boy to do it. On Wed-
.y night she was turned out of the house again, and
med on Thursdry morning, when some words took
• between her and the ddeudant, and he cut her bead
with a piece of wood.
. .

,pulice-eOnstable said he saw the complainant and de-
but on tho steps of No. 9, Bridgwater ganlens
.hop of the complainant's husband) and
11 hen say to her, " You —, I will slap your
C She pushed him off the door step and
P. into the shop, and the defendant followed her. Wit.
then went away, but was called back by the people,
that there was a disturbance there, and that he
want .1. He went hack and found the plaintiff and
:.bet struggling in the shop together. Mrs. WI! ugh
We, ding from the head, and she accused the defendant
oil ,g wounded her with a piece of wood. He did not
it, .toil witness took him to the station-house, when
at ,tor on duty recommended the complainant to
h for a commons against the defendant.
.1-fendast denial Mrs. M'Hugh's statement, and said
t'y sic fended himself.

r i : :hcia G. Moon ;id the case woe a very had one.
mold not send the defendant to prison without the
of a fine, hut he would fine him 20s. and costs, or
fault 21 days' imprisonment, and to enter his own
lasuices in 201. to keep the peace for six months.

CLERKENWELL.

STREET OUTRAGZ ON A MARRIED WOMAN.
N0C171411, aged 51, of 19, George-street, St.
an agent, was charged with being drunk and
al;:n; Mrs. Sophia Longman, of 3, haaton-street,
in Farringdou-rout
fl. Allen, prosecuting officer of the Associate In.
fnr improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Pro-
a of Women, watched the came.
at night the complainant was passing along the Far.
a-a-oad, having her umbrella up, when the defcn-
-I.slio was the worse for liquor, ran against her and
t... was touched by her umbrella. Without saying a
.he .truck her three or four savage blows on the
.4,1 broke her umbrella, doing damage to the extent
r.,e blows were given with such force that she had
i...ins in her bead all night, and now felt very ill.
her law filthy names, and said that she was not
d woman, but she now produced her marriage
ate, and said that she wished the defendant punished
her bad names.
,!,:endant said that him hat was knocked off by the
'Timm:, and that was the reason why he struck her;
the knocking off of the hat was denied by two

l•(',:ks ~id tide was a very bad case, and ordered Lim to
fin. of 41• and G. costa, or, in default of payment,
k•' imprisonment in the House of Correction, with
' 1 0 tr.
dt tt alma was locked up in default.

DOIrOV FRY OF FLOATINO G uNTOWDER.
su. tekßown plying oil lerseis Island, on the coast of
Itt c discmere.l 1,21)0 cooks of fine gunpowder
'out in that locality. The value of the whole is
,t about 1.0100/. It is supposed that the powder
roam over/mar I by some foreign vessel which
.or4d the shallows. The casks have been duly
-.I ..I paced in the magazine belonging to the tower
r''' P:.•,,Eut-Tfoxa r)rnes TIFF PARTY PRO-
•--On Satunlay, thirteen of the " Orange
with taking part in an illegal assembly,
' .luly last, were brought up at petty sessions
":,sn ,rda. Mr. Kisbey, the barrister, appeared for
A ~cat amount of evidence was taken,
'-..agrates after retiring for a brief consultation,
whole thirteen for trial at the assizes.—

•' ;',POT SUGAR TRADE.--The subjoined
'het-gal imports or beetroot sugar into London,
1: ,11, and I,,ristol during the year ending August
,tc., more fully than any statistics that are
•continued increase in the production of
t which hu so powerfully influenced
suz..r trade within the past few years,

T.nares.
S. • trts
334.4,1)

Casks. Bri'. R caws. Rags.
20.039 32,37 s :14,1.4
2,710 1,150
7;5 25 7,2.14
7,27 s 2,810

. 971 30,802. &-1,302 72,372
obterved that, besides the above. 194 tons not
i,apo.ted from Hamburg into London, and,
,fltrfect mode of entry practised by the Cue-
- win r consignments, believed to be beetroot,
tamed as " merchandise" to escape detection.
about 100,000 tone of beet sugar
Ity British refiners from Sept. 1, 1800, to
tieing nearly one-fifth of the entire con-
.: United Kingdom. The onantity con-
' iled as follows :—About 37.000 tons in
, ahont 37.000 tone in the Clyde and the re-
: •"P tons in Liverpool, Bristol, and Plymouth.
./

PALACE.—ONZ SHILLING DAL—
'. 7. !I.—Admissions en psYment, 4,499; iitto
t.,.krts, 1,382; lota viziton, 5,881.