The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-11 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LAW INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fan)
1121 ki 'MITI. AND rants?.
The hankrupt• were tAnnei. and leather-i
rettoondat. New•nad
Ili Latham, ou kiwi( of the bankrupt Smith. appalled
,%tetwioe of piote.tion. it being stated that the
uiit-
L.... required by the sasignees were in program.
W. rhetiter (fum' the °trice of Hamm. Murray) offered
on the 'wit of the 111111airDOCO.
tit Lewis. on lwbaU .1 the bankrupt Patient,
that the Let examiustme meeting might appointed
NA the Pith
f 15.311 dime, And protecti.nt given to both hankrupts
that day.
(Before Mr. emuutimioner liolroyd.)
IN MI HL:110
bankrupt, a maaufacturing chemiat, .4 Bermondsey.
!...uthwerk, applied for hi. certificate. He owes
; assets returned at 1,370 t.
fit, Aseigner• offered no opposition.
ulus.wed that the bankrupt hail been in a de-
r. was* of :At At the peri.l when the anoint. commenced,
1",-.4, awl he admitted that his books were is such a
, .Juasi %tate that MO/. of his expenditure was esti-
Iloaever. a. nothing wa alleged against the
I..altrupt In. Any of hi. creditor.. he might take a certificate
.1 the chi...

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121 RI 4:. W. HAIL.
11w lwakropt wr a torr.hant. of Lime,drest. This wu
tta• ineetiag, but 110 accounts had been
Ba4ler, for the 'argue, asked fur an adjournment
Nu die The bankrupt h.Ol hied no accounts, and the
...ogres had weertained that a few days before his hank•
rapt:, he had ig.g.egve I.g sum of 3131. He had beets re•
isanted 1.. a,. °cd Ca this.. but had oeglected to do so.
111 Cogissou, f.o the blgokrupt. soul that this was Ilia
Ant ottgos essinginstsm, and urged that the adjourn-
o.. at might le to a dm Ceriath.

Ili. Ilonema .awl he I•Mil tidy gnat as adjournment at
IMF frekrupes espeami.
The a.lmurnuarat fne a mnoth w ordinal.. with pre•
t..troa lot • .ee►, to be renewed if the bankrupt rendered
e..twfartory aecousta.
The liabilities are *Weil at about 7,000 f. ; ametl of Inning
amount.

IX It W. J. It MIL
The bankrupt wes darretheil as a rtug manufacturer of
Ihill'elood. Tbi. Tr. the cerUlksts adios/. Liabilities,
1.9714.: assets, 4*.1/.
Mr. Lislaster. for the assigseee, offered so
The leakrupt had bees is s &Anew,. foe the last two
year., the resell of a fernier ceopositioa. The parionid
rapes.litare had Lees moderate.
Ho Honour seal it would have bars mach births if tba
tualtrapt bad comae hi the court at Motives of the composi-
tes. to it wee be would receive a eactilboto of the eee•od
glom.

cENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
Mug DAY. )

(Msier* the Recorder.)
Marks James, 21, a black man, was barged with fel*.
npedy
~T elaeslia. at Giver 3iurreU, with intent to do him
irweee baren.
Mr. Kemp peemieutvil.
It &ppm" Ikal the prose. Later we. welkin.; aloK St.
ccersie-etreeit. Ilhadwell, with a young woman, at about
I chick es the neserdwg of the 7th June, when the primmer,
who was en entire stranger, .eme ap to bin,, and, without
Ike leset provaritem, 1111411) use of some low expreesios,
mime that he was the fellow be was looking for.
lle then took the prosecutor by the collar, and struck
kim, later which a violent struggle enamel. The
poiseenliw managed to mike his escape, and ran across
the road. MAIO which the prisoner pulled a pistol from
hes bream and Ural at him. The shot- struck him in the
right shoulder and in the right side. A polire-constabLe,
hearing a scuffle, mine up in time to see the prisoner draw
out the pistol and fire it. The primmer ran away, and the
pi.toi was picked up by a person near, and it proved to be a
tiveharrelled revolver, with four barrels still keded, sod
the fifth had the appearance of having been recently dis-
charged. At the station, the primmer mid that the prose-
tutor pushed up against him, sod be shot him, of course.
The Ito:ceder. in summing up, mid that the facts of the
cue were very clear, but it appeared to him that the prisoner
mad have taken the prosecutor for some other petty, and
in raw, the jury should feel any difficulty in finding him
guilty of wounding with intent to do bodily harm, they
could Mara a verdict far nalawtally wannileg.
Tie
guilty of u jury, anla fter • sheet onwellritian, food the prisoner
wfully
The prisoner ems =ip be imprisoned and kept to
bard labour for the awe at sine menthe.

THE POLICE OOUBTIL
(THIS DAY.)

M A RLBOROUGH-STRUT.
THl►► AT THE ILLVIITRAIIO/111.

S.eith, lad, was charged m follo;;;
Merge•nt Roden, 11 C. usol be was le Regentutreet
lest aught, there beteg an immense number of persons
viewing the illuminations, when he saw the prisons, try
vernal females' pocket., and then • gentlenius's, and be
aiw him take the geetleman's handkerchief.
Mr. John Count, of 314 Half Moon-street, Piccadilly,
gentlemao, mid he was told by the sergeant be had bees
robbed of his handkerchief of the value of 10a.
The prisoner had nothing to my, and
Mr. Tyrwbitt committed holt for three months' hard
labour.

RO RRRRR AT AN OPTICIVeR.
Nnory MINNA+, a young man, was charged before Kr.
Tyrwhitt, es follow.:
Mr. Wm. Tinslerley. optician, Piccedilly,'laid that be.
tmva A sod 9 o'clock last night the prisoner entered the
shop, and be, being in the parlour. saw tie prisoner take
asp something from the counter. On going into the
Map, the prisoner said, " oh. what will it oast to repair
as opera glass e. He told the prisoner that would doped
on the rise, and asked him what he had takes from lie
counter. The prisoner coolly replied, " Oh, dear, nothing:
tog ass search me if you like ;" and the node his way
to the door, and walked as far as St Jonas Own&
whoa he took to his heel., but +items and oat "Mlogi
him'" and pursued kiss, and with the amintesse of a non
he was brought hack. As soon as they entered the Amp
prisoner threw something over the counter, which tweed
out to be three eyellseem, and afterwards said In bed
Meer nos than.
The p+smer, who bounced a good deal sad conductedhi is its impudent meager, was said by Mr. beseenter
Holds, to belong to "Thompson's" gang over the water.
Mr. Tyrwhitt remedial the prisoner for inquiries to be
made as to his antecedent.

THAMES.
THR 1:11016[t Or THROWING STORM
Ws'le4„4 Mars, 14, • wood uluifeur. of Na ES
Mars row, Oak.lams, Lasehosea, wsa beveibil Wire Mr.
hate, charged whit wilfully throwing milann mad tweaidag
a moan of plate glam. mime 101., the g7r:Lotals. P.
Cross, grocer. of N. 2, Welhairtoe•torniun
drew .d
that the primary was ammeger bimseif Is
elomm, and shopling nee at booths, boy bir mot
dm doge through theop window.
Mfr. hello mid the boy did mat throw the Awe with the
Miami to Moak the window, gad if be did k. could not
..rd., him to pet 101. He awl tho boy Ss. for throwing
atones in a public Amt.

ZATRA.MI.IN•RY Rumor s.—A very painful story
is current, which we trust is not well founded. A
foreigner, well known in society, is said to have
attempted to murder his moo, a young nue nearly at ego,
who, epos attaining him twenty-Ant year, would be is.
titled to a large Nam a/ mousy, which his father is sop
pool to have been unable to pay over to him. Ws with-
held the name, in the hope that a speedy oontradieekes
!nay begins' to this almost impossible statement.—Morning
Poet.

BUDD= DEATH.—OD Moeday last the death of
Mr. John Framedlos. Harbour Master of the pert
idoometer, took place in an awfully sodden mannir. It
Vrarthat on that day • vemel was to be !winched at
ucas ster, and the occurrence attneted • larp numbsr
.p.cuton. Francillon. la discharge of has flinty as
Hartsear Master, was busily engaged supseinteading the
anmemtmeni. and appeared is his usual health md
Immo h. when suddenly he was oteserted by those war
kin. to stayer and fall, sal, from an appearehoe, deeti
s.•,;‘ p"a, eis• :u .:nent. Mudical aid was, of course, pre-
ared. but without avail. Deemed was • man mach
'opectet and wee brother to Mr. Francillon, the Judge of
th- dowestershise district of ('oust; Courts.—C%altemben
tresi.ner.

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THE NEW St 11)1•11111ZTELEIMAPH BETWEILN Nvr-
HAVE 1 a,n DIEPPE. —lestiorday telegrams were received
Item the engineers and eontracton of the Submarine Tele-
graph Company, who have been engaged in submerging the
cable between &achy Read and Dieppe, a distanced about
14,1 Y rail., stating that the coonenon by means .4 one wire
wet effeced. and that the hoe would be in working order
to-day, no won as the *plies at the 'bore end on the
English Best was completed. It appears that on nearing
BemcitY Head, and just me the last, instalment of cable had
keen paid ..ut horn the bold of the Asia, what is called a
" kisi," remitting in timporary damage, occurred to the
,able, .ekt was reuire,' under the terms of the manse.
den from the French ;merriment to be laid down by the
Ist July, so as to famish a suppleinentwe means of comma-
Santini between England and the south of France. The
sable owl for the occasion consisted of 81) miles of the lino
that was ortgioally intended to form the deep sea telegraph
!Arran ffunlinia and Algeria, but which owing to
.lifi-oltie• beano< been carried out. The line wl7l
"mod to the public in a day or two.

(ST ILLUTRIC maraurs.)
LI VER POOL MEETING. —(THIS DAY.)

H 501. HANDICAP PLATE.

Titres raa. - -
LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER.
Starlight walks over, and the stakes divided.
KOLYNEUX CUP. About six furlongs.
Sir William, Horace, DastriaL Chance Shot, orkminster,
Latish* Lava, and Aatwsare here.
PA ID FOILYVIT. —Lucky Vancouver, Pardalote, Bar.
Slog, Haase f, aal Jangling J say.
WELTER IfANDILAP. One mile.
Libation, Cbirper, Roane Boothe, Harriet, and Wynn.
stay are bent.

ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 5 SOTS. T. Y.C.
Libellous. :ht ; Harriet, let slb ; Deserter, 6st 12Ib ;
Isis, lilt 71b ; Gaffe, list 4lb ; Bowie Bouche, ; Lally
Long. lint ; Fazio, rat 71b. All are here.

PONTZFRACT ME TING.-(THIS DAY.)

KNOTTINGLEY MUMS. T.Y.C.
Lapidiet, e by the Owe, Croft, Hoodwink, and Trust are
here.

LO N DESBOROUGH STAKES. T. Y. C.
M• Sussrpam, Wed* d• Pon, Birdbill, Marquis,
aial Lachesis are hers.

TWO-YR-OLD PLATE. T.Y.C.
Trust, Ultima, Captain Crew, sad f by Sugarplum are
here.
wEsT RIDING HANDICAP. One mile and a half.
Lustre, Eidolsn, Astarte, Viscountess, e by Balroarnie,
Squire Peirce, Gipsy Girl, sad Dubious an here.

THE CITY OP LONDON AND rms FREE
LIBRARIAN ACT.-(rmls DAY.)

TIM. afternoon, M 2 o'clock, a meeting wait held
I. the Guildhall, the Loan Mayon presiding, to *midst a
proposal for introducing the Public Libraries and Museums
Act into the city of Loodon. The meeting was atteoded
by several hundred penone.
After • brief opening from the CHAJBWAN,

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Mr. C. R►to moved a resolutioo to the effect that the act
e►ouM be adopted in the city of London. After remarking
that there was at present so free library in the city
of Leedom. He maid the number of person. who
slept there every eight was 112,000, and tae number
who frequented the City would make a total of
nou,ooo. Fur such number a free library wax imperatively
demanded, and the rumple, of Manchester, Liverpool, and
Westminster sbowed bow much such institutions were
appreciated by working mem. The speaker was frequently
interrupted by the dissentients, who seemed to have mas-
tered in strong force.

Dr. Anamaan woontled the resolution, and the meeting
was proceeding when our report loft.

MIXICAN BONDHOLDJUS.-(THIS DAY.)

Au adjourned meeting of the Mexican Bond-
holders was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, Mr.
I). Rouriaesosi, M.P., iu the chair, to hare and deliberate
on the result of the interview of the depilation on
Monday last with Lord John Russell, a statement of
which appeared the day after in the Express.
The CHAIKII•N commenced by referring to what occurred
at the interview, and in doing so declared that, having had
• great many interviews with the Foreign Minister, be had
never come/may with feelings of greater satisfaction. (Cheers.)
A foreign minister's answer most, he observed, naturally be
reserved ; but in Lord J. Rumell's character there was this
feature, that he always did what he promised, and often a
great deal inure, and the bondholders might rely
upon it that every word his lordship uttered
in the recent interview would be fully carried out. (Cheers.)
He then submitted the following resolution " That
this meeting, having learned from the deputation of their
body who waited upon toed John Russell the result of their
interview with his lordship, beg toexpreas their entirenatie-
faction with the same, and their full confidence in Lard
Jobe Russell carrying out that which he was good enough
to engage to do." Other resolutions relating to the Variool
claims, sod in harmony with the f
were added. la the interview Lord IZllite=
stated that he had just come from the Fns
minister, and that there was perfect sword between
them on this subject. It was of immense importance that
Trance and &gland should go hand in hand with regard to
Mexico, and hie lordship informed them that they were de-
termined to do so. (Cheers.)
The CIAIILIIAN then reed the following written statement:
"Mime. Orowder aid Maynard have ascertained that
they are escape! the Martina°n of the 12s per 100/.
now at the Beak of biked to the bondholders, and
have whim to Colonel Paseo that if, on consideration,
he does not determine to empty with the 13th resolution
at the lad meeting, the bondholders have no alternative
bat to lake legal proosediap to enforce the distribution."
The reeding of this opinion of the solicitors of the bond-
holders elicited loud cheer..

After some discuswon the resolutions were adopted, and
the committee WY afterwards nemmetituted.

RrrßmnixrATioxOP Sou knim yr. —.Several journals
having endeavoured to mislead the public on the Tin
the of the ',Fomentation of the county, it maa be ad•
yields to repeat oer confident belief that Sir Frederick
Made. Q.C. will be brought forward for the &Mere
Divliime at the county, on the retirement of Sir W.
Wok sad that his election e • certainty. For the mooed
division, W. R. P. ti. Langton. Esq., who formerly eat for
West Somerset, will be once mon • eandidate, sad will en.
doebtedly occupy the position about to be nand by C. A.
Moody, —Batt Chronicle.
ANS Val'enr.ltaleit CONClRT.—Yesterday
Madame Vaud:inn, the distinguished pianist, pee
ri7Zi and instrumental concert at the Hanover-square
Rome. Madame Vaucheran herself performed with Herr
Rapti, of Liepsig, in two duets, the former on the piano
sad the latter on the violin, in • manner which
&Lighted everyone present. M. Carl Oberthur exhibited
hi marvellous skill on the harp. Among the vocalist.
were Millie. Jenny Baur, Mn. Alexander Newton, Miss
Millar, red Signor Garcis. The attendance was, we re-
pet to may, by no means ocailassasurst• with the Narita at
the entertainment

Punic INCONI AND RIZENDITL'RL —A parlia-
mentary return, Maid yesterday, Mows the total income
and emaditare each year from 1:= to 1860-61, inclusive,
as oriainally setunatd, sod, secondly, as proved in
reality. In the year. from 1829 to 1838, earldoms were
estimated and actually occurred in all cases but on,, the ex-
eosins Ming the year 1832, when a surplus of 493,47 fit
was adleipated, and a deficiency of 628,85T1. occurred.
In the linansiel years iodise the sth of April, 1839 to
1412, dekko ware anticipated in the estimates, and
in reality mead to be rather heavier than the esti-
mated amand. A considezable deficit took place in the
year sailing MA think the estimates for that year
showed a surplus. la dm few seseeeding yearn, however,
there occurred kip emplesek is ire aces ias@ than two mil-
lions, and in MO IMO (MO) as law= six mullions. Some
surplus wr estimelmill is sash al Oise years, but was con-
siderahly mow esilmatsd in each instance. In the year
ending 18,11 a small empiss was Imbed for, but unexpected
events preessei • &Skit of no lies area three millions ;
the waossellagyese, on the other bend, a large deficit was
eskilated ea, zed a very mall see actually took place.
The zeinainiag years, down to the year 1857, chow no un-
expected malts. The five years, 1880 to 1884 inclusive,
were signaled by earplugs@ eseddeirsbly larger than were
anticipated ; the seat three yeas by large deficits, which
however were anticipated. Is the Jear 'Whig 1858 a snr.
plea of merely • million was ; bet Meted of tide a
deka emened ; is the next two year. then were surpluses,
aid in 1861 a deficit of two milieus,
RAILWAYS IN INDIA. —By heat mail from Bombay
we learn that • farther extension of nearly twenty miles of
the Bombay, Benda, and Central India Railway hes been
opened fosetedie by the ma fig neat, J. B. lam I.q.
The has bring duly reported only the resident government
ensisesr, the mousse authority for its egindeg ens kissed.
This sztessies is from &dm to Newsome, sod about
twenty Mies to the meth of Smut towards Bombay. The
main rm. has bees ter some time pest rpm as far as Doak,
tea 11111411beyeed Benda. or 991 from Stud, is the direction
Ahmedabad, which, with the preeeat exten.
Isles to Nowearee, makes 120 miles of the trunk
Rae cad will prove important to the future
Nude and commerce of the interior of India. There yet
' remain about 120 mace to be completed to Bombay, and
the managing wet is pushing on the works with the
greatest activity. The viaducts and heavy bridge work on
the Taptee and Nerbudda rivers are fast approaching cam
pletion, and it is expected the whole of the line to Bombay
will be reedy in It months, opening up a splendid tract of
un cotry in the north-..cetera provinces, through Mahar*,
Gozerat, and Scuds, and facilitating the transit of Bagrach
and Surat coffee for shipment at Bombay. About 30 miles
additional, as far as Balser, will be opened by the Ist July.
Tas ITALIAN Army. —The following order of the
day has been addressed by General Ceddini to hi. division of
the army on his departure for the Southern provinces
°Moen, sub-ciffloers, and soldiers.—The King's govern-
ment thinks it to give ine, for some time, another destine-
tire. It would be painful to me to separate from you if I
did sot Imes that i should soon return. Lieutenant-General
Vinuserhis will take the commend of the 4th military de-
partment during my absence. I recommend you to exercise
youresiveg is the meantime, and above all to accustom your-
selves to shoot well with the new rifles ; superiority is firing
is a great advantage in battler. You know it, and that re.
mimes me, because experience was always the beet coon.
sake. The Bing and Italy may have occasion to make a
sow appeal to your valour, and the 4th division ought to be
always lady to set out, lit for war, and confident of victory.
CuLaau."

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