The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-11 00:00:00

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Thin IW9I a inertial Ito the causal u: kook.
tqt area a maaufacturturi jeweller of bult--.tttet,
la4y.
The prel;minaty staismat of Meat Hatt !Mother. aad
Haylin, aboar• the total data and I,al,'lt 0 4, C.,L4;01., Banta,

9r..1. ha Freoch, of No. 5, Nc.aitle-pla a, Clerkeawall,
.eidamatts etel jeweller, was appetoted thole as/ewe. Mr.
itehstae, et I:reehaas•atecet, cesteil the t;boioa

la F.OllO/40S.

This we. an ex aminatioamoet74 in the matter of C. F.
I:elnitenn, au a wirwhou.-ketlyr, of Geone-
.treet, Werwir.h.noare. He a►t alio the proprietor al
Tartish hallo.

The prcluninaly statement el Mama. Hardin, 1101, and
Ned, si,..sre debt. shout at Pi., assets of hiding amearat.
Mr. Irwin, fur the bankrupt, amid be had DOi hitherto
I o u .14r to tile his accounts, and he for an adjourn-
mast. The lank•upt had entered 'Mu pertaership with
rualter gentlatuur so the establishment of Terkish baths,
let amputee haring lir I•o• be bad brousht an ae.
tam against him. (hr the Oblet baud, the anis-
wet applied that the adjoarmatest should be at
the elpsime of the bankrupt, and amid the raigneet would
met proceed with the metros, fee which there es. mot the
slightest portiere. There was sit a single -crap or paper
to support the ea:tants, or • Whirl in the e.late.
The Comoro...ober tLutight tio bankrupt should pay the
relaw, sad as adphoutneot to the 'Mr of trettr6w was
teller tl.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.
(Moro Mc Coonolo.iosor

UMW' ACCIDIDIT.-1,11 RR WILLIAM PATTON.
Thin ineolemit, • °ensemble to • wise Arm is the City,
"Ltdto be dier.harged seder the act.
dargeed appeared for 11. sent Fickford, the railway
tuners. sad Mr. Doweesupported.
The issulveet wr is • cart belornio; to his enpleyers,
sad a collides leek Awe with or of Pickford's vaaa The
isealesee was serionalr injured. He brought as seam fee
rompresatien, red a verdict was gives for Messrs. Pledged.
He was wrested for die costs, and his only other debt wee
due to hi. attorney, who bad brotallit the action. The la-
isiveet was injured for life. He was on bail.
Mr. Segued, 00 be pert of Messrs. Piekford, rid be did
wa iuts.l 11, offer say opposites' to the discharge, het re.
quiroil the statement in the schedule to be altered. The
jury had affirmed that the driver of the van was not to time.
Masers. Pickier' were obliged to watch these adieu'.
They had sowertsined that the insolvent, who had received
anions jejune.., bore au irreprceichable character, and did
not soh to oppose.
Mr. Dowse said the schedule had berm auseeded.
Commirsioreer Nichols thought Messrs. Pickford had
acted Ina very proper inanser.
Ifs ordered the IsedvlSA to be discharged.

THE POLIUZ COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
Hg ALLIALD 11011,1)1X IN CIPMN•IITILIZT.
Although tie particohn of this occurrence have bum to
meetly published, sad it might have bun supposed that
the public interest maprelieg it bad vomewhat abated, yet
Iron the opening of the coma *event hundred perms* as-
sembled in (motel the building, soil maict.iined their pool.
tiou till the afternoon ; although there was nothing but a
slight glance of the primmer is crossing over from the
police-station, to reward them fur their gaitience and
touble. Kama* a doses peewee beyond the oillelalv
imPloYekoott the witnesses in this caw, could be accommo-
dated With seats to hear the itivestiestioe. In the ordirery
folic. Cart being at preset in the hands of the white-
umbers, tier mayisterial sittings an held in the Board-mom
thelipard Union —a very sang apartment, bat too limited
Is paw_to admit of the Fattoisid the " public " to ay
contiderahleettent. 31 I,r

The prisoner was brought bony liklibory, as soon as the
wilioary charges were dispose{ the was at coos 'wog-
Wird by the officers as a man rib WO Ikea frequently ',dors
the magistrate. either r compbramt or defendant in dif.
tenet result OWN. It is not true, however, that he has been
repeatedly charged with maiden es hie wife as was oriaiaally
stated. He hr on une or two ostasisos charged his
rife with " threatening to take No life," bat the mat-
ter has been usually arreoged eut of court. His last
appePeed at How.street, was both ea complainant and de-
fendant in a cross summons arising out of an encounter
irith a mea mood Ward, a rival " poulterer." who charged
rub other with assaults, but settled the queriul between
teem without coming before the magistrate.
Toe prisoner William Cora, on taking a seat at the bar,
raid" (lord maraia7," to his solicitor. Hr. Lewis. jUn-, and
rerusined dm and silent throirgboat the proccediuga.
At the time of our going to press, Yr. Painter, the
Jrrisiosal surron, was being examined, and the otter wit-
tier. who attended the inquest. No other evidence is to
Ir added to their depositions, and the pi ismer will be fully
toursittod for trial.

MAIITLEHONB.
HOCIWRINO AND ROBSZAT.
r4oamo igavam, a stout, morose-looking fellow, was
dwgged with robbery, ender the following circumatances :
William Barrow said he resided at li, Seymour-street,
iseeteoyuitare, and kept a ooffee.bouso. About 11 o'clock
hat eight he went into a beer-shop, at the corner of the
'Owl. where be saw the prisoner and two other men. The
pnewer spoke to him ; and after remainag there about
thrmepartme of as hour, prosecutor went into the street,
awl seiddesly hemme ineensibla. He wee picked op by the
lw'hoP, and taken home, when he did out get out of his
It4or till 7 "clock this musing. Whoa he went into the
hwwe be had 41. 15s. is his pocket, all of which had dis-
Ira, 319 it, slated that shortly after 12 but night he
r`,2',„ the primer with kis arm rowed prosecutor's waist,
with the ennetnnee of the two other men,
s.vmcw-dr..t. They tweed late Dakealreet.
fl trendy after the three ran out and Le followed them up
temp U` where they went suelseweath •
" and hemn to alum moue snowy. He caught hold of
aod asked him what be bad robbed the MY
whoa he replied " was set me, it was the ether two
who ,' sou tid." He was taus to the Mahon. sad se