The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6. 1859.

military lateillipmes of the day without mei= an amount
of ems OM MIS of doping—pa rally at Woolwich.
Insertkm, it is mid, has become so comae in the array that
taw waislimmats are cossidorol necessary , and sine they
have income of almost daily occurrence, huh civilias sad
=dim Mee grown callous to their raiststion. Bat on ore
el salt oust= horror omared at Woolwich out Thursday
that It has only to he =do known to call forth from the
TPI* • =Winn demon for the "bob= of the lash.
wo liellgt., wawa for simple desert:oa to 60 lashes
each, were brought oat on Thursday semi= for posh!.
mist beim tlis mgenibled gerriew. The first men took
hie =Ws gently ; tat of she mood we see told
that he
_limey pestestod his bowsaw, and screamed for
mon, mon, Isobel= that If the officers =aid not have compa-
nies ga him be should die. Won, lanai might lin or
lewy wmoeh applioste to be released from his tamale.
" lb*" we gals from the report, " woo covered with •
moo at lags ret, lasted both, which bled probehy
sztLe..._n
.the, tad =Wan the grand gad= his lest." The
troxedbgly, stopped be • short tints der-
. IW7rkirthe menlel freed knoll by his struggles to get
away ; bat, In spite of his miss ha was sous tied up, and
suffered he allotted number of lashes. Can ea wonder
that of that, who witnessed this ease 21 officers sad
men fainted, sad may aims were fain to stop their ears
sal ciao Ask spas to the sickening tight sad meads
with whin they men ors fled ? It is impossible ass to
rad in cad blood the plot arm ass of what hammed
withlst nbridarisi ; sad bow mai oftaget mat have
hew the ismetiese of these who win romps led to be pa-
ean Had whi • nary ben related of any slave-driver b
A Bann Wald km hard it with grief sad
; sad we airily talon that In the worst
days of slavery In oar own colonist so ownsr of human
oldish treaU have dared to be guilty of such
frightful cruelty towards no of his awned in
prisen,e of the net, for fear thery should rise spas him and
tanner him. Yet such panntionats me sot tali legal la
ties Christian bad, bat tbey are pea= as the hest mane
of maintaining has efficiency of the orate. The Isar of the
lath may ease me to ran swop tram the toray, mai may
near the make =popular throughout the soway, but it
he
sever t iisseetioa, or meks mm geed 110111511,11.
The dev loyalty of Itaglielusta Is Woad, Ina
ell batsmen. to mollay ; bat lb. forbearaina _ohm
troops who wog on penis hat Minds, morshig, ad
sew ne of their ocowthe so labarsly dogged, oast
have bees rely tried ; sad, If Obey bad benign to coy
ether eivingi ash= =down= diselights weld have
boss the assements
is Wehreweas, that the p•Wialty
given le this u.al* ell pit an mid to the um of
the Ida in ser may. It is time that the military
entharithe sheath bagla to 11111posisal yam lb. British
Wise ea se haw be inatel as • mere mains. Ms
min may still be • trainable issarmat of dleciplies foe
Mei nab, Coati, and TIMM; bet our may Wield be
.speed ed nenning, istellOgat ma, taught to cultivate
the seationt of how= and to obry with willinpees sad
see etas ben,

SPORTING.

TATTRRSALL'L—MoirDAT.

Very Uttl• krises' was treassetal, aftl W Iskstmets
wen k sorb sum. ASI OMB Mehl bass bass lakes &boot
Prowied lasd, kw le 0161011 i qesastaua Is ssaa lakes
tb•
ewsumwalip was k kres at Is I. 10 lo I was the
bkbest offer slid Ts umpskr, whilst WMAU &wapitis',
blarionek, was kaki sa sis I. Clain pion

LIANIINOTON STAAB&
lo 1 opt Mr. Domes ladoporleare (1)
7to f Yr. T. Pao Charsd
to 1 Yr. W. Dare Niro (t)
8 lo 1 Captain Littler Thoodora (t)
GREAT YORILBIIIIII HANDICAP.

the Etas
Plaskaar, Oisadra, Nal, Judie, klapaso, Kiapst-Anas,
Neveastio, lid* llamalip, Lana, Lana" sad ClaciaaaL

IT. LIOZIL

Ens 4S 114. Ti:barre TY7Fromiled Load
to 1 pea Lard lomilsobarosWo Stmonomilo(t)
Bto 1 Joisobioeo Marloa (t)
10 to 1 Kr. H. Ef/fs Tnts Coln
20 to 1 Sir B. DS Yam's Quigior (t)
25 to 1 Dlr. C. Pock% Nopelsoa
26 to 1 Ber C. lioatles Ousastor (E)
33 to 1 Mt. T. Hoot'. Amine (t sad of)
33 to 1 Coked Tootaloy's Oladliolso (1)
12 to 1 Bowes lot (t)
DERBY.
2000 to 40 opt Opperboad.
H0R3138 BTILIICE OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE-

/2 II

tab) inteUtenut.
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Serr. 5.
(Mon Mr. COLIIIIIi11•10Mit Oorabars.)

Tao As
CAI/

The bankrupt wee is oil aTnicolourman carrying on buti-
aess at He, Cohn. Cannercial-toed, Si. Georgie, Beat.
This was en ters Tin seam* pesperad by . Hart Brothers, 001111.
assased the bad May; 1867. sad end the 9th June, 1869, sad
pressed the folitswiag Sores : Credits nameenred, 1,6681. 175.;
owed. 6701 Ha. 9d. ; surplus, 60/. ; good sad
defence, 2061. 7e. ed. ; property, 1,0001 ; enoepted
sedan, 101. • eoeasse, 6171. ; boon odd rronal ditto,
2611., el whirls 291 10e. 101., and anvouched lore, by bad
did% 371. 16s. 3d., and by realisation of property, 2061.
7.. ed., making total new, 2431. 4s. H.
Hr. Bose appeared for the ..Issas, and explained that
fa oe of the admirable maws in which the bank-
rupt kept his took., the soignee' bad been able to
make the whole of the Fogerty, and distribute the prooeeds
la an unusually inert span of than Those creditors who
had proval bed that bees able to receive 10a. in the pored,
but there were metal creditors who had negligently omitted
to prove their debts, sad who had camegiuntly not received
a peas, is the shape of dividend.
The Co''—razaisler 'eked when the reallaation was cont-
Mr. Rose replied on the 26th July last, and the dividend
was paid os the 1. Asyut following, the °Moss eking
shoelly after that period rendering It anerary to dishibate
the dividend bane that date.

—TheCommitakeser;id that according to the sot of parlia-
ment any benkropt whose estate realised 104. to the pound
was entitled, as a matte of right, to an allowance.
Mr. Rae suggested that if all the creditors had received •
dividend it would not have amounted to more than about ifts. •
the provision alluded to by Ms homer could hardly, then:
fore, b• held to apply to the bankrupt's case.
The Commissioner, however, having eacertathed that all
the matters had led ample thee to prove their debts, and
that agitates alone had prevented those who who had not
proved from doing so, gave the baskrupt the leant of the
observation "vigilantivue DOD dortreentibus." and held that
his one came within the operation of the provision alluded
b. But it athetiquently appeared that the meets were
Insufficient to pay more than the costs inciden, al to
the bankruptcy. Nothing would, therefore, be payable
to the bankrupt is the shape of allownsce. His Honour
then reed through the edictal adobes spat, which
gave very favourable testimony with regard to the
principal feature in the boa a trade; sad accounts,
sad having sarectethed that the 's weekly reoripts
bad bees as much as 701. and upwards, tail that his pareosal
expense., 2831., would not be coneliend extravagant. He
then asked for ems explanation with reread to the bates.
Mr. Roes saki these ernes principally from the bankrept
having trusted a little too much to servants. He bad been
somewhat negligent of a good business.
The Commlsdoser then celled the bankrupt before him
and thus addressed him—Mr. Green, I em very &id that I
am able to award you with strict truth end
propriety • bet alms certificate, for I think yo ere well
setttlai to it. You have adopted a course whisk I think it Is
the duty of every honeet trader to follow. You have kept
your 100 he with temarkable regularity, so that everything is
vouched with the exception of a very smell areoust beak
but ooselderlas that you were receiving 7W. a week doting a
at tee Teen sad five months, it is der all a very small
It is I em sorry to say, too nrepasstly the prac-
tice of haellimpts to make this item a ...mead spa&
tun" • kind of waste pipe, down which le throw imp other
Ogres her which they are unable to esseunt. Tles, how-
ever. in the eel, blot In your case, and es I hove said bodes
It is a very =4 mss, Who your well-kept
bake told you that yw could not proceed any
farther in your trading, you did that which h
lathe bounden duty of every falling tradesman to do—a duty,
however, which, I regret to say, but few perform. You
heed your difibulties, met your creditors, told them yore
lotieks, .Placed_Yoatelf in their ha with da and complied
disk wishes Them* of this errinet in that your estate
babe= wound up in a comparatively short period of time;
within two mouths your nekton have received more than
bad the nusennte due to them, excepting those who did not
take the Webb to prove their debts ; and as to them I
cannot say that I very murk regret their position. They did
not think it earth while to prove their debts, and they have
nothing. theredore, to blame bat their own want of roper
caution, for thee attention mat have been called to
the fact of your failure, sad they must have
blown that after that failure they had three Nl-
freest opportunities of substantiating their dame.
I only regret that thin is nothing left for you to receive.
end that therefore you will be deprived of that siatacey
allowance which the legielebre kul given to bankrupts
whose mutes have paid above • certain mount in the aMps
of dividend to their meditate, for I think bleak* you would
be telly entitled to it. But I eat that yourgood conduct as
a traria, recorded as ft will be en these pr cedings, will have
the alert of inducing those aredlowe who have hitherto
trusted you to trust you &gale, feeling that oceapenten for
your great misfortunes which they ought to kel, sad amia-
ble you hereafter to begin trade spin, as I item yea will do
and carry it to with success. I award you en immediate
osetificate of the Ira class.

TSB POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Mr. Moot, of George-yeri, Lwabard.strost was re-
symbol Wore ho Lord Myer sad Sir B. W. Carlos;
arm Slo slurp of basin coatsrbod to bison uss a Carles
s,,
of ben fee Ha chaldroas of coals, whirl bad bow sa-
*MA NAM as a bliss by llooara Pools. sad 00., of
Water-11as, Towsr-shast.

—•—•
W Liter oppoired far Me peopecutors , Mr. Shish

At the request of Mr. Sleigh,
Mr. Remy Muster, a partner in the house of the prem.
mikes, was WY tato the witness-bet, end to further gm*
Sane la orceemoweinetton gave the following additional evi-
dence—Mr. Mhos*, ie a chub and traveller of ours, net
a meow. Hotend headed the bill of lading to the deked-
ant ft wag Mr. WOnrsgogorr that bad the deellep with him. I
had seen the drkadaat once beams shoat this trams-
action. I bed heard that the cargo by tbe Eagle was
sold, and wee intended for Cherbourg. Mr. Wenger went
to the colliery diatriot with reference to their bushman, net
with reference to the cargo by the Speculation. He bed
so positive instructions in retinae, to the Speculatiou cargo.
I did not spree that the bills of Len for the Eagle cow
should be made out in the name et John Ntool. I Aid
eot telegraph Mr. 'Oregor. I gem Mr. Ncol his ad-
dress. lam not awMare that the coals by the (
Speculation
were inferior coals. I believe them is a 'Malmo* in the
price of heap coals from to. to 2a. We than nut coals. I
have been in the coal tads about two meths. 1 have only
one partner, Mr. Fowl John Fowles.
Mr. Mlittegar wee then celled into the witneu-box end
sworn, bat wee not questioned by either side.
Mr. Sleigh paid that his client, as to whom respectability,
after what had been admitted so readily by the Lord Mayer
upon the diet examinatioe, it was quite unnecemary to my
was prepared to place I. the hands of his lordship or
Sir Eabml Carden the sament of the value of the coml., end
to abide the decision of the beach mto the claim of either
Let,. 'That elm had bees mode at the commencement of
n= and no baited= should take pl*e if the

bona ~meal Is lies at
Mr. Humping,. EMI thire=ant chow to henna
the money to the peannide they would have no obbenn
with the omen of the boon to withdraw the prontelloh.
They had nen Inward from no motive, of a gulling
nature, an wholly relied upon the Judo* of their oars.
The Lad Marx mid the bean tend not pay a/Web
lice to the geggegthm tarny ,meat of dm
Mr. Melgli- nee eneened the* then edged me graben
for the deep again Mr. NIA who having bum den
can was detumbell nMt b be den M. and edged nth
memures ais he anibred resassary he his own prebend.
It was tree the delmemisat hell Inn the low into Ids no
bands, but that he WY the aggrieved party there could net
be the shadow of • doubt, say nee dna that he bad maims.
mitted any sot approaching to kern or inn peresse. Slob
a ease would not for • racemat nun ban a Jury.
The Lord Mayor sob he bid a pleb and bind bey be
perform, and in the bent deg liswseolmrly.,meek
the act upon which the preteration had been naderhan
the nutter must be take. inure .higher authority.
Mr. Nicol then Addison the bench in the following
tenne—l hare simply to my that Use gatemen of Mr.
Hunlar le utterly untrue se regards the counted ion in
Finchnin. The bills of long nee given to ms on be
warbeetmadtag that they wen te be heeded to Mr.
to noble Yen to end them to Cherbourg that
emeng. Mr. Meal hod telegrephod to Mr. M'Cireger le
engin 11111 bllls of' lad*, sad wag ready to pry my nays
gem time might be to get them that ellineen. It wee
gem minabeed that they were to be retuned to him (Yr.
Hatter) In mg ens, and he well knew they were mat Withal
elimussm, No gam them to am tow if all wee la ardor,
sad If di wee to otdor only to come up at 3 ticket for
selthent. I have only to add that I acted under the ad-
vies of my main in Mende those bills of lading, and I
el myself against what I considered a common
e mad I most indignantly deny any inteatioa of fen.
The t was then committed for trial, but his ova
rosagelonee for 1,0001. to meat at the ..smug esesiont
VS/
OiLwriapistl, 18, was charged with being In peemorion
of six counterfeit half. sovereigns wren ditto crown•pleoes,
124 ditto half•crown piece, and 73 ditto shillings.
detejjaspector Everett said—Oa Saturday evening I
1, the warehouse of Mr. &Molar, In fit. Thanes
Iplees Os (whom the primmer le employed as porter), who
showed me a brows velvet on, wine otetaind siz oottotor-
Nit beMeemseiges, sent tile erees-pieces, 134 ditto

hat-assia it 7$ /Magi, fi all 210
pleas of ossidwildt cola, which were found fa
the waterademil on the =IL In the pre-
game of MG. SOUND sad Mr. , I told the priaoaer be
our inepseina of having placed the which were in the
alp la dm water-clout. He said the cap wee not his, and he
law setting either cf it or the colas, sod his cep was not •
lean cos. 1 asked him where he bred, sod he said at •
poblarhssio in Boldwites-gardens. I then left him with
Mr. Roddy, sad went into the warehouse, end cm my return
I meshed some information from lir. In Rockl lam csequence
of which I went away, leaving the prisoner the an of an
caw, but not in custody. I went to the station about half.
pod tea, and found the prisoner there in coatody, end I
charged him with having these counterfeit coins in his pos.
sowlos.

114.Boekly, from Mr. Scholar'', raid—The proper has
be.. in our employ about three years. On Saturday a
prober, who bed been doing some repairs, brought are •
eonataridt coin, which he said he had received from the pri-
soner. I afterwards found the cep with the cora inside la
the water-clowt. I have as.. the prisoner wear • rip like
that, bat I cannot Swear ft is the oae. He then said b
found them all In the cap fn the hour where he lodged.
He laid ha lodged at a publto-hour called the White Horse.
Alter he bad toned It he took It to the warehouse and put it
in the water-ricer. .

The prisoner rid the cap which contained the coins wee
not hie, bat he we. wowing one something like it at the pr-
em tinee. - -

The lAed M.yor said ha should nomad him, in order to
maks further laqullier.

GUILDHALL.
Demist Harpoons was brought up before Sir Henry Meg-
',ridge, charged with tie following robbery upon his on-
Plot Pawley sold—l am foreman to Mr. Rowell, palm-
broker, of lie. 10, Sboreditch. I product a gold watch
pawned at our slim oaths 16th of August for V. 2.., is the
name of John Johnsen , by the primmer, I believe, but I
should not like to swear to him. . .

13171:
*tom?

you any qodstion to ak Ws

Prisoner—No, sir ; I ens guilty.
Frederick Cox eald—l am a watchmaker, and awry cm
Malaise at 93, kldersgstwetrest. The prisoner has beta In
my employ hetet.* three end four years ea a working
Jeweller. I went oat of town about the 9th of August last,
leaving the prisoner in °barge of the shop, and I returned ose
the 17th following, when I found the prisoner had absconded,
sad then I mined a gold watch end abort 71. is money.
The vetch prodnced by the pawnbroker la the one I missed.
I also mimed a gold rag of hiding value.
Mr. Martin (chief ckek)—Have you missed anything else
from year nook ?
Peasaciator—l have, but I cannot say what erectly.
There is • dadolersey in the stock to the amount of about 204
Sir Her Muitgaridtp—Had you e character with kW ?
Promentior—lfe,
Biz Henry Muggeridge—Then you must not be surmised
irks yea are robbed.
George Mallheems, a detective ofilcer, said—From informa-
tion I received from the superintendent of police at Newark
I west down lo that plan, and there found the prisoner In
custody. I toldhim this charge 'pint him, and he said " I
will speak the truth; I took the watch:and the money, bet set
the ring." Oa the journey up to London I asked him whoa
be bed dose with the watch, and be said he pawned it in
Shonditelt. He afterwards took me to Mr. Nissen' shop
and pointed out the last witness as the parson who took la
awl/ Cox. 'should wish to hare the use disposed of
heals cant, Mr.
Sir Henry Muggeridge —That will depend on the prisoner,
whether he pleads 'malty or not.
Prisoner—l wish to be tried here, air.
Sir Henry Bluggeridge—Very well. Let the case stead
over till Saturday, and I will onside; how I shall deal
with It.

mine of 604, belongieg to Kr. Edmund Landutre, • gentle-
Mn reafdtag in Camberwell-grave.
From the evidenue It append that oe Tuesday erasing
last the primmer wee termed to drive the prosecutor from
his residence to the Loo bridge mei ion, and while paw g
the Elephant sad Castle be deliberately ran au
manibes, and amused a violist ameuesion. The proeseator
IS eoniesseece jumped oat of the cab, haring some serious
occident. and the primmer, Mk* edven,age of the confusion,
drove off, sad was not afterwards based until Saturday
=tkast, when be was tam tato custody at the Mari-
otrest police office, when is had been charged with
t Bell, 3)l',
ma
deposed, that after locking the
up he west to his dams Kingsford-street,
=el, and (bare found the portmanteau, with the lock
braless time, but the property still left.
• solicitor, on the pert of the prisoner, affected to make
very light of the matter, and contended that the primmer we
asly amenable to a penalty for not delivering up the property
at Booeland-yard or some police-station.
Mr. Elliott observed that the prisoner could reeks no ade-
take la the matter, for if eves, se it was alleged, be could not
And the prosecutor alter the a:mildest, he knew well where he
had taken the gentleman up, and he should, if es beers
man, have taken the property there.
Polloe-.erg.antp Bell said be found another portmanteau et
the prisoner • hones, and wiabed for a remand, which wee
granted, and the magatrate refused to accept bell.

SOUTHWARK.
Michael lay, • powerfni-looking young man, was bronght
before Mr. Seeker, charged with committing a cowardly as-
sault upon Mrs. Elise Wallis, the landlady of the Crown
Tavern, High-street, Southwark.
Thecomplainantreid that ab out nine o'clock on Sunday night
the Wenner and • number of others came into the house, end
immediately commenced quarrelling among themselves. Year-
lug that a fight might ensue, she went round the bar and re-
quested them to desist. They refused to do ao and pushed
her shout, and the prisoner seined hold of her arid threw her
violently on the floor, and hurt her very mach. Mr. Wallis
was out at the time, sod had not the police rushed in the
could not tell what Injury might have loco indicted= her.
Mr. Seeker asked whether he was under the influence of
liquor at the tinter
Witness replied that he was perfectly eober. They had
nothing to drink In her house.
Indolence, the oiliness amid he did not create any disturb-
snor, neither did he throw Mrs. Walla down. She fell while
publeg • women out.
Mrs. Walls said she was endeavouring to get a female oat,
witew the
her dews.primmer came deliberately behind her and threw

11;:i;ck or fad him 10a., and In default committal him
for 14 day&

THAMES.

At man named Doom* was charged with to. following
robbery of braes beams, in ocmjaaction with other pawns not
la esstedy :
ealizpasnd from tits mideacts that as the sitermon of
y cos of the prisms?. companicas was observed to
be • the beams ander the 81mdwall gals of the Leedom
Docks primmer was outside the gate, and observed to
a man who was watching there that if he (the man) did not
Yam bit would do for him. The prisoner went away, bat
was joined ia a fsw Wastes by his occupation, and they both
left the neighbourhood. abort', fitter ths primmer was ob-
served on Studwoll.bridge, at a short distance from the
docks. He was pointed out to a policeman as one of the men
concerned in the robbery, and was given into custody. The
other man who was MOD at the dock pte with him made his
MOW.
The madam of the company said that the braes beams
were for Um mem is the sagine-room, and wars worth
about 31. Then want three otjuir mu of braes bosom SllllllO4.
He did Dot know ths
The primmer denied that Its was the guilty peaty, sad said
that the witness via mistakes as to his Identity. Hs was not
near the dockgals at the time of the robbery. He called two
females in support of hie statement.
The seldom.s of his Mammas weal to show that at the
Ham of the robbery ha we. with to.. mar ths IdinoMem
The prisoner was committed for tried.