The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-08 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COUEL—Dso. 7.
(Min Ur. Ca rdsiamer PWillga)

Tb leralwat, who ambit mkt Or TraPilaw het, was
=by Mr. Mad for a andlarr, awl mappetai by Mr.
It was sidled ban as lapirest as azaarsaalks that b
Owl ken put papillae of tad " Bobslay" CM-bum at
44, Albwmtrabsat. Mr. Adria vaa pet pepristor with
Ms la dr assews, awl be Woad be was dr way primer.
Ha aimbial lot was a pnblieg bran. Ha MI sot asp-
* vim la gamtlawasa who bepastel th. Pan. day pa-
Mom who Wool be wfue woo sop, Nei without charge.
Mr. Ccemiwiewer Phabp—Wbbost charge? But do
they sot pq patty la maim way balx• taq
Imre _ _

-I;;olval—Tan, He
.426 t lamer to Whet quer
aia= wma
Mr. Phillips add lAN waa add * diem-
is" earylied. Then dr, Bahia( la Ladd WM
(T. elidt rms. They ell kr, what add was mode
by leatinet
that
adt. (A kingli.)
It appreid that the bralvest hit the &daft la
ISA ea he dist • pained amid Ilideladda had
bus to de ilabeky, led he (lasehirit) had neetwed about
40001. had Ida. Ho valeded the maIY so Ide *whoa."
Milne raided shed f 1,0011., add pee hda 1,0611. Midis
media s 4 sad be did hos =doe he hd the
Biagi, he had hod sappoetod hid witee hinds. He
had bus pat popish, d the Botteirrocess,
irides did MOd altar. He had ado head by bahlag
hans dad Ha waspeeder in the Doraster Bahlarrootas
whh Octekoadol the Platadilly Salo" rad Midas. The
Map at Deserts won sold. sad Addle had beta stayed
about amt. Bs oduktal that thin were wit el debts in
• ealt=ta reetkea.
Mr. interfered, sod daelleod that
the Protaidia were art kiwi, woe not
istaihd by the be sod a ars Hes k was
Modell wee an parpowi, sad then wore did for
dadding teermaliews by a meta who had bayt a home kr
his dearatalts of the ems nowebwo wag. The
des wad dent de mai who hid paeord kneel
tier add hod MA rid net fee ash wood irt
holdet. _ . .

Mr. limpet sea le isseeetel the view of the homed
eaadaidskaar, sad amid with the sufthrst elptemsd, bet
114. the egglicelks at the Preload.= Ade had—
Cousissioser P/10 olewvoi dot le was qVic
ober Is
hammy*sloe that the Leeelfs war Weeded the
est Ike leserred Is mei • esseem, bat he delft as
• le beset occupetka The brelmt own le the
omit without se hoe's hareissatset swiss them too le-
sine Protection Acts, awl emit to left to lab aviators. He
Andra the pitition.
II as 1.01111120 PRANCE/WO AXIOM() ?lONITIRLI,

GUILDHALL.
Merrier is Iteeti4orr, yoga( Frombars, vas dorsal
with sorry tram Donors Hotel, Newgrwrzeot.
The Omar dame up to the hoed is • cab, sad erased
• bedroom, late whir the pair carried hie retaratma.
Nat day he raid he earthed a Reach doctor to ordt sad
cure him of • cold war which be wee oufirriag. doe•
for did call is the same at tie day, sad irked Cr the yarn
Preach wader= trio bad mired theabelare. He
was Arra up. cad vordwed with hi. About lb
o'clook It woe lomd Het dry bed both m well
m mord adobe etjaweliory eat womb. awed briorgig
to parr la re brim pormalma MI et tat
sag co& TY pre Temeohasa, elm
the Ibrordbi Itraotec all be aots=hrlis owm
aeon able err milbda. &me at the property vim Mal
an Irk&
ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
Bersii.

. COLINT DI

This tanalweet, whore malt wee before reported, applied for
Me led ember.
_

'7lCrar;il;es owned : Mr. Barred
The Waimea wee director of tam Emp=dliLao, which
idled, cad lance MN apparance.
Mr. Mdea, a grow, amil Mr. Rama, who had hem am-
pleyed se the Inadtades, °pawed, and occupied men time.
- Mr. (kimmimicser Phdlipa ultimately meld three was no-
ddle ha das ewe le prevent Ma granting the deal ceder, and
it was grated accordingly.

WESTMINSTBR.

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CrrEsns, Dic. 7.

Mises Sediaterve, a man between 60 and 60 years of ego,
of middle height, and having the appearance of •
via placid at the bar, charged with practising the tiltt:
ingld epacdel trick at the mansion of Lord Pannaurie, 37,
Cheshiga-place, Belgraveigusre.
Jams Palmer, servant in the establishment of Lord Pan-
MUM stated that on Saturday evening the prisoner brought
• Sat brawn paper parcel to his lordship's house, sad stating
that ft bad just been brought to town by an express hub,
amended U. 6d. for carriage and porterage. Witness not
= the sppearunoe of the parcel, and haviag very strong
that all was not right, told the prisoner to wait a
112013311 A and took the parcel to him lordship. On its being
=ell= found to be • sham parcel,. and his lordship
that tbsprisoner should be given into custody,
which was eccordinkly dons.
Mr. Poynter—What did the parcel contain P
Wittman (producing an old hat, as gat as a pancake, and
mines the rim) —This was ell the paper contained. The
witness added that the seine trick had been played at other
places be bad lived at ; bat he knew nothing about the pri-
. _

(Bakm Mr. Baca Chemin.)

ICE FLOW Ullllllllll.

Owen Jepson, a third-der clerk la the Choler post-
cam was charged with havisg, en the 10th °motor, so-
boiled 6&, the progeny of the COMM ; end also with basin
salad Ma used metope, for which he received 64., and ar.
prepristed It to his ton arm
- TM lead, se May cow oat in endows, were, that in eon-
=am:al Weis lade, beim oat through the Chester
ilk old postage Moms on them, Mr. Motile, of the
Lis Leeller-ollet, ems to Choler, and on the 10th Or-
he lode up is Men foe onions in Liverpool, and
sent them te be peened at the Chester olden Thom letters
we gives le at ths window, and the prisoner wu Wed
es pt stamps as Om, for which ha took
When do beg arrived at Liverpool those Wan were
takes ad of the Charter cam beg, and ea seek of them wee
Ism& a used stamp which had lion2:lS2 obiltesated
On the knowing Wednesday Mr. Me the pets
with the amen and on searching him large number
et elitstomps in his pockets. Nothing mem in the
ori's money accounts was found, and the armed for the
baalemst had
Wartit=tid as thatre indiabergetznotr did rot inemtka the
Oleo of using old Amp, the prisoner was ottittled to m
aT
e learned judge took a similar view of the cam sad the
primer was accordingly deg.:tied.

Mr: Payster (to the prisoner)—Where do you live ?
Prisoner—Nowhere inputted's.
Mr. Paynter—Everybody lives somewhere in particular,
sad so must you. I shall remand you for • week; end during
that time something may be found out about you.

YthiLBOROUG4-STRRE:t.

Move Ahmed Effendi, an Arab, in a turban and the fall
costume of his country, was charged with uttering a conn-
ive/sit shilling at a sawnist's shop in Coventry-street.
As it wee deer the prisoner had no felonious intention in
an doing, the evidence wee not very fully gone into,
The proprietor of the Turkish Divan attended, and
magistrate that the prisoner had been a captain in
Omar Peelm's service, had come over to B without
knowing a word of the Imignage, and wee atuloun to be pre-
sented to the Queen, for whom be had brought a present
The Turkish ambassador had placed him at the Divan,
under the surveillance of tho proprietor.
The law with regard to tendering counterfeit money wee
explained to him, and he was told to be on his guard and
discharged.
As soon an his discharge wee communicated to him he
rushed round to the bench and fervently lamed the magis •
hide's hand. He then retired with a profound obeisance.

POIT-0111C1 ILOBBRILT IT erazzinizan.
Alarm William liiektr, a sorter in the Birkenhead Post-
elks, was charged with having on the 13th October stolen •
War eastainiag belta-moverregn end an envelope an white
ene a sterposbre stamp. On the 12th October Mr. Neale
nods q lie bar end marked both the half•movereiga and
the anaelope. The miter envelope was directed to Bre. /M-
-ilken Plekgsle, saw Birkenhead. The Wee wee posted at
Pilesebrease an the 12th. and would arrive at Birkenhad
the met uteadmg. Yr. lifm.le strived at the Birkeelmsed
eller the nest naming and asked Ise the Yaw. No melt
Mese had NM sene, and as tie ribose bed sorted the
ea ty lotion old had left the cake, *ha bead in a pathe-
tical. end Woe le the Pest-ale be was searched, and In
packet was hoed the metope bearing the marked pommy
shims modeles lb. ed. in his packet.
The prheare, is defence, mid th• ore woes made-op tale,
and he was not guilty of tabular the letter.
The lodge having summed up, the jury returned • verdict
of Guilty.
Sentence Marred.

OREENWICIL
Charles Hartley, a grocer's merriment, and formerly in the
employ of the Great Western Railway Compaq, area re-
examined on the charge of wilfully altering certain telegra-
phio_ragnele et the Deptford Station, on the night of Sunday
the Zetit .

dZee barlitertert:clark in the Stockport Poet-odke, via
w 8 having on the Bth October moles a letter
asatabig amid warring. On the Bth October Mho Coe. of
Nem*, b Steifordelthe, placed • gold ring Ina letter, which
the fteMid to • moon at Stockport. That letter
savor naiad Ille deothtatton. On the morning of the
96 Oct., whoa the War should have arrived of heeet.
=the primmor's duty was to open the bag demi net the
CmemieMbithilve to the lose of the letter were mode
mad Yr. Moshe wet te Stockport to make icquitim
prisoner deeded all Meneledge of the letter, bat hem him
=Ma roceMed, •MK me paid to the home ot peloomee
mother. The Nitrite we band in the maths's pommiss.
Pb. mid her ma (the phimar) had given it ft hat im the let
of Novecelor. _ -

M7.Fieroncia, for the prisoner, said that the prisoner was
drunk, and tattered the signale accidentally by patting his
hands up to are himself from falling. Re offered to call
vitneseee to prom that the prisoner was drunk at the time.
Mr. Seeker ate he should send the case beim a jury, sad
committed the prisoner for trial.

is deism, mid he bog* dm des rri ma
as the th et Doleher, mad oh the 1 of Nommber gam
it to W. mother.

T&atom M Jury returned • verdict of Guilty.
&lama.