The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-09 00:00:00

Melt ea Wedarday—whoa tie Lord Pearlier asked him
Nit wee probable that the argereate err be esewhird N
the erne of the thy. Tale wee the lest day et sittiojg, sad
there wen several lane* pithier to be heard; sad miler
aro was a probability of briagiag the argaarata to a ow-
elusion, it was urine to weepy the time that ought to be
devoted to *Ow briar"
After a coaritation with the ether errs' eared la re
appeal, Sir F. Kelly bald he bead that they sherd wit
erelade their &reanimate on that day. Oa the oespetioa
of his lordship. the reties wee error to staid err till the
lint day et Miraelines Term, as rep to be taken by either
party Is the projediee of tie ether, end the Aril of the
weary of Norfolk to held in hie hese a aelleiest
satidastre to the resarerd the apart fer the property seised
rider the rawatioa.
En Liedrip then preseeded to hoer sad are orders Is
Nary natal kalt-past twe Verdi, okra the parte &doge
lenahtated, sad the court roe br the vacation.
Several court! pored be the hoar* of ratter whisk
the tionsidvred important.
His Lordship said it was impereible. If Do narrated to
leer thew, there would be no eel of the drags; bat he
proposed to at in his private room la the moraine sad rake
orders in any unopposed Nulls prisms that should he
Drought Wire Dir.

gums Ticnemscatiaa Sams lawn
MVSZAT V. ROVTLADOS AND ANOTIMA. COPTDSOUT
IN INA WORKS OF HAM M= MILTILLS.
The argusent is this ease was sot menthed to day. it
having Men arranged that the seem *mil MIA site. The
°Nest of the salts to obtain as inicnolion W reelesin Mr.
Roatledge, the publisher of San hum tq and pen
Mint in • work sailed " Pepsine w," ain
weeks called respectively " A Narration of • oar Yeah'
Amides* among the Natives of the Mammas Islands,"
end " Omie," both written by Mr. Hennam hielviM M
New York, by when stopyriglits thereof had been Minn
hued to the plaintiff. The injunetha h resisted, as is the
ease of " Murray T. 80b.," on the ground that the author
is is alien, and cannot be entitled to a eopyright is this
country.
ADORNS. TO VICIPCITAIKILLLOIL .

At the reclusion of thoortnag, whir (r Ma boss soar
sirs his Honour has his. Hoch ores, ths duties of theorise
Vicer•Ctiarellor in oddities to his ors), waa protracted to •
kst hour, tto whole bar rose, and
The Attersey-Geseral said—" fAr,—Bodore you retire, I
as desirous to say a kw words as behalf of the bra. It is
now several winks that the burros of dr snort. which is
smelly distributod moss throe Tios-Chroollor's Coons,
has Won berms by yosr Hears doss. That briars
always prossiag at this tire of ths year, has this year boon
florally heavy; and is addition to that, it has bon sour
isernsed by reams 01 the claim arias g soda a new jut*
dirks of toe ors. too, sir, roue, liar Minor of re
whole of that briars by your owa exertions. I
as desired by th. bar to take this opportunity of sorrels.
*you their raper sod atlairatios firs the kaow and
ability with which you have disposed of that sorb
attired rue of busier% sad I hops I ray
furrier, en their Wulf, too. uprose the gratitude
whisk they fool Ise the *weary re sod usweoried paters,
strati*, sad sourtosy with which you have bossed to
every member of the bar. I maredy seed to say bow grad-
-IPyiag it is to as to ha rads the spina sf this sosiasai-
The Viet C barelke—" Mr Attorsey-Osseni, I as deeply

entitled by the words that yen have Men ploanill tfa adding
so se ea the part of aa beararobio, onlileseed. mud intelli-
gent body, who could not have seleowil nehaasel of seaman.
ussatha more agreeable to spel . is oseamon
with you, upon privets equally as upon the
alressetanees which have meetly inednend wee
amnion desirable, I have but eadtavorwad In 40 what, firr so
eSuoll mamas, was incumbrat upon wo to de, os well me I
Mackin, the bar for the valuable taIiiIMMIS that,
on all a: casks*, and partiestarly during this meat prosoure
of basiaires, I have rewind from then ; and tbaskies them
hr their uniforms 'smuts% aid in au especial manner for
the pretest proof of it, which mono wield more highly ap-
preciate, and which meld be by mow asseptei with more
plearare t►an lapel,. I respostfully bid yen farewell, sail
wioh you all a most agreeable vacatien, that is to ay, to the
anion a very idle oats, sad to the jailors owe very meth the

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTEIDAY.
Banes Ma. Cosonancorsa Goctsrax.
Ice 1.1 NAsa AND NNALS —Tun DosAtxo AND RIBIOATI
BANK.
The was the last examination meetlag. The bankrupts
Were barkers at Reigate and Dorking. Oa last Saturday an
application was made to the wan to enlarge the time for the
bankrupts' surrender, but owing to proper notice not barium
been give*, his Honour decided that be bad no jurisdiction,
and that if the bankrupts, who were stated to be very aged,
did not attend at the last eximiaation meeting, they would
be proclaimed in the usual form. A notice of the application
appeared in oar journal of Moaday. Since then, however,
courtthe accepted the surrender.
Mr. Wryttlite prepred the bankrupts' belanee-sbeets,
which wt re very voluminoss, and showed these results:
JOINT SALM-ZOO UT /SOX JO3II. 11316, TO /CON 1630.
Da.
To creditors oa deposit and drawing amount. £43,429 1 6
Total proseahle on notes
Missals kr bills short Mend to cuslourers' seconat
as nadir :
Part rewired by the ollkdal weignee lit 9 3
Part revasiadne la Ws
To elalaaata for amounts paid In after the bank
stopped ...
Token* Beak balance to We credit
To balance at wait and low amount how Jane, 1646,
to June, 1131 1,244 14 4
To t36,917 13 1
By orb paid to the elide Aselenesse:
At Reigate ..—...... £1,216 3 10
At Darlene'
Ditto, part deleleney..— ll2 13 4
131 Bernard •03.1.636• 1,703 610
--- £4,039 3 0
By rood debts .
kis ot each

15,364 17 6
Ire pert 01 in Reigate notes— ISM 0 0
--- 14,664 7 6
17 Meetly, needle of debts
By balance due to Thum Neale
By ttl . d tidally le the hands of tie MR nal wig-
nee, but Cairovel so being alert mitered to cadomers 249 17 6
By emb after the hank Mond 1,243 6 7
By loess .
laeludiag—Rad debts ....... 4.630 2 2
Rad We 1,269 6 9
3,919 7 11
Deadeasy in the otatement of the slain of the bank,
Jane JO, 1916
By deficiency and defalcations is taking the make-up
account at fittest, .ald barking as Jape 22, MO— 4,336 6 1
by undiscovered difference is Woks. 62 II 4
Total 636,917 13 1
The separate balance sheet of Thomas Nulls wu as
follows:

l'aon Joon, 1646, ro Jryz, 1630.
Da.
To Shan. '..h and Nelda, as per joint balsam
Asa 116,261 7 1
To capital, 110th of ism ISIS 6,967 16 S

Total

t 25,2411 $ •

By mei dellta
81 Prne777
by captain;
/23,243 $ 9
The joint balance sheet comprised 142 folios.
It appeared that the anal hoar for closing the Bank was
o'clock, and that at ball-put 8 on the even's' of the 22nd
0 Jane Mears. Clones paid into the Bask through
Mr. 8. Bowing a stun of 1,17 W. Ile saw Mr. Johesou, the
imager of the Bank, sad paid hint the mossy ea for
Mesas. Chilton. On the following Monday morning the
Bank was not open.
Mr. Lewin appeared for Mean. Clutted, and prayed that
the amount so paid into the Busk be retained to his clients
by the *facial assignee Mr. Penes% who had reddest
foods is bead. An ackdowledgment had beat given by Mr.
Johnson of its receipt, dated the 24th of Jame.

The court having expressed a wish to am the receipt, it
wee produced, and bore date the 24th hum, but appeared as
having been received " to be accesated ter es demand," and
was signed " For Nash and Neale, J. Johnson."
Mr. Lewin having cited some cues is support of kit
prayer,
Ilia Honour said that be would defer giviag hie decision
till counsel had been heard in opposition to the adakeibility
et the proof. He would Hz the 14th of August to hew fur-
ther arguments upon the point.
Mr. Cooke appeared for Mr. Penfold, of Dorking, carpen-
ter, and tendered a proof for 28U , beiag the amount paid by
hint as surety for Naas sad Neale, tremaren to the Dorking
Delon.

The question which arose was u to whether Mr. Peafold
maid prove against the separate estate of Mr. Nub, he sow
seek* to do so.
His Hamm was strongly of opiairm that the proof ought
to be admitted arsine, the joint estate, bat he would dolor
Orin Judaism' at preent.
Mr. Heatterews, se solicitor for Mr. C. Hill, sought to
prove so a 'Draw for 261. odd, but
His Hamm said that he did set thlak salleient facts bad
bees broaskt forward to justify the court la whaittiag the
poet tmday. H. would, !Lowesr. hoar farther armaatesta
urea the subject at • fatale mated, if it was thought as-
asmary.
Mr. Holly epplied that the swami of the ascomataat be
oßewed oat of the estate. The
tom, mammies would am muse it.
Ths edlisial amigo's,
fer, Mr.
owiag Pato the wn, said that *la was
WWel great ago of Um
and other aireomataacm, It was that a
hied be employed is the preparatMa of beak-
Measisosisiu"Lesid that the appliestioa se to the esseisateat's
means ow& to have beet wade it the weeds( fee the
dories of Ww•es ; but la this ems. the wipes esassietlai,
veadosahle swami would be allowed.
Mr. Jame peppered as separate essesals of the bankrupt
Noels, sad ea that hie ezpeases be allowed set of
tke tstate wee geosieL
Kr. Newell sell Met the beabrapts' sesesate were very
veleniesee, sad timbre ea ediesumatest of Oa beak:opts'
lest exualaatien vies amsesery.
The saanismits wee thea sigeornail.

ROYAL INDIA AND ADMIALIA STUN NATIOA-
TioN,Toasordoi a utilise et imams we. bad WI"
the Moue Is elusion Blunt. he tho forther proof if
thine es Ms Mom, *Molt olooset is all to bete
GM =
4,ONL, ON say riots aphid whisk, soar i
soma ID MI On 400 f.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME ClRCUlT.—Guicoroari. AVOMT 8.
Dams Mi. Jvvrace Eau B.s. ♦ Coulees Jost.

.. Ham's.

This was au ratios to no: air damages for • libel. The
defeadeat pleaded a Jestigessice.
Mr. B. Jamie, Q.C., mad Mr. Lesbasehaten he the plead&
Mr. M. Casaba" Q C., was for the
Mr. Jens& ingenag the ere. add Med Mg /Waft
Adria' 11111,16eahate, was a lierepa netellatit. brain em
establishssint is Leedom, sad also "then at inittedem sad
Alemaibia, mad h. bed rateesin Misleads trineratimes with
both thanes"... The demean was else a fisseigeor, sad
bat, the belayed, beat raised is amenralb Formats, sad
the plalatitempleirad eta nest seems ifitzikrainalsitea
White epee kin by the dentaleat
slaterante, to Hess lease, of the nee ensesarisary
merigese, sad whisk were esksalatsd sanely to ruin his
eherester as a metehara sad a maa of Meier. The AMOK
whit areal es ide badmen I. the City of Lradem, had •
private raidame is Bt. Jaha'awsod, sad his limey .ea-
sited of his wile sad throe children, sad, to his seishirtera,
it ewawd thee darns last year he had ialreduesd
W iafitMaat ban his family es • tetra in
idly his abildrea, rad he eat at his table. treated as ems of his
aad tins bad em mteramaity .1
bowmen erarainted
with bis slain. He wine oralsaraer to retreat es meek as
possible be. mehnieg to *opiate' dreamiest= that wen
bathed to the mesas Watery, bet he felt inespelled to is-
ben ski joy that the planar, very sem after the iatradoe-
tioa of tho delsadrat to hie ially, Lad too mita reason for
biliniag that he bed smesselei is sedating from hist the
Madras ef his wils, sad eke samtaally quitted her home,
sad be believed we at the premat time living with tte de-
hadeat is epee adultery. Not waded, hewers, with the
isilieram el es Laney of this deep sad deedly ehanater spa
the mesa who had betriended him, sad who had pissed teed-
dean is his homier, the deleadaat bed, if possibly, eggranted
that latalerramitting the sets epos which Val preseat settee
wee sad after destroyiag ran for bis domestic hap-
piano he esaght to destroy his reputation as • unchain,
and tine brash. him in irretrievable rola. The libel of
which the phiatilf conesieed,wm antained in three letters
akin he would tow read to the jury. The first we dated
April 14, 1860, sad was add reseed to M. Mounts St. Lem,
banker, at Park. It was as follows:
" It ia knows to me that you are la readmit of 'reit
with M. A. Re s, of Leaden; Alszaadria, and Rot-
terdam I t met to leen yea is ignorant, that the
ereadaless disorder sad immorality of Reyseanat n, of
Leedom. have had the effect of Mingles kin tato the most
template insolvany, after keen, raised his family sad
atteawed several tines is mypressmeste aserainate his wife.
whom lire I same sad vibe La ardor to snaps ben an ill-
uminant ate* madame has bees obliged to take refuge
ia the midst of the family of this arifik., nopeemble,
sad virtuous victim. Tor the purpose of avoid-
isg the prank of his creditors aid of defrauding
them perhaps, ibis wren has made a pretended sale
to a ranee same Beery Hisao*, his stork, who
is karma to be without pecuniary mum. Thera is eves ia
my ramessios a document terming from this some clerk,
proving that in is nothing but the dark, with a e.lary, to
M. Reveraaans bit priacipal, when orders he possinly era.
Cita. I NORM it to product the docueseat is a court of law,
what the tine shall be found to be proper, and when I shall
be regularly required to prunes the setae. You will please
to make arab an of this letter as you may think proper, sad
oransuaicate the same, it aramary, to the creditors of M.
Raisonnaine, who are knows to you, sat accept an cordial
salatation.-Bigrad J. 'intern. 27,Nertolk-etteet, Fitzroy-
square."
P.B.—lt eppean that his brother at Alezaadria, da-
ytime as • Turk, is at this nonfat is Leedom, fie at Romer.
dam. It is said, but I knew lot whether the statement is
tan et not, that he has sold, lest, as gins to you, hie
negro, who, as well as his Roble manor, has bees for PM.
time on foot. If the raid Atrina is nosily with you, inter-
rogate kin respecting the facts mentioned by me, sad you
will sot be loag is acquiring the eravictioa that these state-
meats are mach below the troth."

The Learned Conned then iroceoled to state that on the
same day the defendant gent a letter of • similar description
to another of the eorrmoomdenM of the plaintiff at Antwerp,
and on the 18th of April he sent a third letter to his serves-
poodent at Wilheleassadt, and he reed them to the jury, but
is they were to precisely the same effect as the one above
given it will be unnecessary to npeat them. H. mid he
should satisfy the jury that the foul and malicious state-
' mints contained in threletters were entirely without founda.
Mo. So far from being insolvent he was carrying on an ex-
tensive and respectable business as a merchant of the City
of London, and the statement with regard to Hinckes, his
clerk, was utterly untrue, and had so other foundation than
this. The plaintiff suspecting the improper nature of the
intimacy that existed between the defendant and his wife
thought it right during his sheenye thread upon his mercan-
tile affairs to give his &Ark some additional influence is his
entablishment, and being ignorant of the laws of
England he thought that by sub- letting him hie house
and furniture during his abscises he should effect that
object, and this was the only ground for the slanderous im-
putation that the plaintiff had assigned his property to him
in order to chest his creditors. He said that unfortunately
a few days back Hunches, the person referred to, had taken
poison, sod he was now in the charge of his friends, and he
should, therefore, not be able to produce him as • witness ;
but the agreement that was made with him was in eourt,
and should be proctored if his learned Mend desired to see
it. The learned counsel then remarked upon the serious
consequences that were likely to ensue to • gentleman in the
position of the plaintiff by such an attack being made upon
his character, and observed that it might have outdid is his
total ruin; and be concluded by saying that he felt warred
that when the whole case was before the jury they would
give each an amount of damages as would show to the
world the groandlesouse of the charges that bad been made,
and would re-establish the reputation of the plaintiff, which
had been so grievously assailed.
Miss Sophia Roysennaers, a very intelligent little girl, was
then examined. The original letters written by the defendant
were shown to her, and she identified the handwriting. She
then deposed that she accompanied her father and mother
from Rotterdam to England about twelve months ago, and
they resided in Elm-tree-road, St. John's-wood. Atm', nine
weeks after they. came to Basked the defendant was air-
' pointed tutor to herself sad her sisters, and he remained on
the home until some time in the premed year.
Mr. Chambers then proceeded to cross examine the wit-
ness, but upon his whine her where she was living at the
present time she declined to answer, because she said her
mother and Mr. Reptik wanted to got her to reside with
them. _

Mr. James interposed, and said he believed an attempthad
been made by the wife of the pleintiff and the defendant to
obtain forcible possession of the c►ild, and he Masted that
under these circumstances his loused friend would not press
the question u to her present resides's.
Mr. Chambers said he mut insist upon his right to a full
eree►asaminatiou is this ease.

it to the discretion of
the loused mussel, sad he wee rare that he would rot enter
taco say imparts, that wire sot absolutely asosseary.
Mr. Chambers said he should seetsialy sot do so. The
isquiry was me of a very palatal charaster, sad ha should
sot altar into sap matters t►at he did set °sadder absolutely
essential.

The witness this, in answer to quotients that were pat by
the Waned weasel: said *Asko sad bar aaama were living
is Rotterdam kr soma Ems before her pipe fetched them
frost liagland. Hs was *mime es hie %Noises as a an-
cheat at that tisk anti frsquestly travelled to transact his
affairs. The iliast was appekted as tator after they
had boa is BROM about alas weeks, sad ho renialud
until he was Wiwi sat et the loess by Mr. Mathes. Her
papa sad mom wed he quarrel winethaes but she said
she never saw bit mu but her saunas, sad whoa there
was a gored, her mom always bops it. iA laugh.)
She had sus bar hers Prise is • Turkish dress; eau
alter he had reamed Um Egypt, when he put it ea to
male seise conipsay who were at their how. He NM
won the diets out of the loess

Meieiitiiiiiiriilll;. .I;miin—TM house is Bt. John'.
mad bed bees prepared for their neeptioa whoa they as...
beet liotterdem. TM quench between her papa sad
mama wen mach mon in quest Woe Mr. Hayes& no.
to the hem. Atilt they bad bad breakfast, he weld rep
that he was plot to beak her mama English, sad they
meld go Ws a/Mber seem, bat this wily maned whoa
her papa was hem bum
Mr. Coventry, ems seadiaat, deposed that ha had Moira
the plaintiff for meal yeses ea a foreign sembent, sad he
bad had Menem beemelises with him. He had establish-
ments at Mesterileia eel Botterelano, sad carried as ea in-
famies beidee.-111. IL L. Croke, gam Mailer mikes*
Mr. !Haab Dart. a irk la the P proved that
the Loden eistaieleg the lade bare the fled hedge
post marks, end regularly paned Mass. the &threat
pest dim
Mr. H. Child, Sophistic' Mimi*, deposed that be was
essimistM Ma as pleisllff mad his MIN as& la MI bees
iambs' spas Si MON of theseialietseen dilheeases.
Abet Ise &pa ego Maid Rayeename ailed et his
saw wed apes Ms rift down stain he saw the delemiest
waling for her, mad they west away together.
Thelattere wan pat la sad rued, aid this dead the me
far theyWatiff.
Ms. Climbers thin pessedled to address the July in the
defesdeat, bat I/ so Mims was seared la es port of the
piss of jaetilleallw and is append, is point of 4et, that to
wawa was* be Mlimpled N the &Wire ems, tt will be
linessemy to go et my Mtge late tbe tepid urged by the
beam esseseL He oseemssied with sem = apes
the mimed the phial, is isalnelig his te dr
alloy the of his wile, sad ha aiMeadod that them
was it proei d the a: Mean at any gully mamba be.
tweis las ad Ibe delliskst, sad mit Oat the mantis.
was only isealesel with a view to priguillee the lagairy,
end laden the jury se gim bean damps He mateaded
that If then wee say peeeff Ike the abuse of asi-
nine *mammies, the Mies ought to lave bee& braved
la that Mai, sad that tbe *Miff had so right
ibus• the abeihat with ha/lag libelled his, and
dm la eider M Wan the jury to she heavy dam.% b-
irdie. ember asemelles spiel if Mang salami
his whs. He mai epee the Jars mat to phallism se& a
wised
ef peeinedieg, and add shat they bad ea Mem is
sigerd asber "Mks Om the see adeally Mese Om,
effhh tho &edge of Ebel, eel they wee* added to
do was, to midair elatimisest d Wary *elided( had
esideod by Mt Trs low' mead MOMINIMI b 7
ugh, via the lery,
_wad* die eirmailame is was
iml"h" hi Si. MIMICN Mra sobbed ova real
the UM Ming Meowed la proem &read, who
my hiked Ohm up NM Ink am Mahn setlee of
them. see
sejazdaslies was sognired he the ye/posse
M Ibe
Mr. 5=4 Edo, hi Niiimbig ay, after hada. Welly as.
obi&
*bed die seem M the said OM die Mowed=
se sits waft slim
IS ohs lore bowls
Igo goggsasew d smut swims dossolor,bsuesels

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1850.

most be appeased he swim body that, la thew of ernes
neassetiag menaritile Weirs with terelia seeable% lib
patties 'manly depeadwi epos hie emit sad, If owe
seeitalos wee Cast Gapes MN, k sight Gauge hie sew leis.
The Jury would dimwit ices their ees.idereties all Stet had
bees muted with mud folio alined saiwiewlain of thew&
of the plaiatilf with the tieheheat. If it wee tree, it shield
beta the yowl fee • diarist &seriphs of preseed•og,
wed the lea wadi merely leek at thew ad ilbal. which
wee the air ist tiey sew had to sessider. RS issisidp
thee odd that beeeted set leap eisidderiecthet the essiset
of the delesdeitt, ha *slag s of junds• apes she
reser4, owl permission he vehil this pies up Is the very
bet stimieet, possibly fee the repose fed the
plaintiff hem preesedkei with the mks, wee sa ow&
maims diermeasse ta the Nee, sad ewe etitielithekify weed
te tele Ms their esesilwatisa la estiasetiag the
demon Is *limb lie *id/ woe sesitled. mews of
The Jim elaie • *eft dellheseties•
retained it we-
al* Ms die pleistilr—