The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-20 00:00:00

I.A.W INTELLICIEII
(THIB DAL)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
;;;rage in Itanco.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and
JUItiCIS Blackburn, Mellor, and Lush.)
THE QUEEN V. THE BISHOP OF HISRIPORD.
re this ease a rule for a mendareus had been obtained
um: upon the Bishop of Hereford to show cause why
te 'erased to instal Archdeacon Waring, who had been
• • • i0•..1 to one of the residental canonries in Hereford
• cdr.kl, vacant by the death of Dr. Huntingford. It
,nd that 1)r. Jebb, who bolds an honorary prebendal
: a Hereford Cathedral, claims by right the vacant

roleriage, Q.C., with Mr. White, appeared to show
-c agrin-t the rule. The learned counsel said that both
admen were men of high character and members
h3pter, and the bishop and chapter had no other
r, tin to do what was right. Under the dream-
be submitted that Dr. Jebb, who was the penon
,• dly tti‘hed to fight the point, should be allowed
nod that the rule should be enlarged to allow him

)Ir. l'Agett, for Dr. debt), said be was quite willing
to 10
poiractwell, Q.C. frith whcm were Mr. Hannon
pr l anther I. Irsol gentleman), concurred, and ultimately
Ti,,.l'Aurt made the rule absolute, with permission to
Jebb to to come in and by counsel to argue the question
0., tl.e return of the answer the writ.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Pa fore Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)
IN RC ISTIZs.
Tills was an adjourne.l sitting for examination and die.
,r•dv in the of Frank IVhitworth Sykes, described se
(1
intlenon Aitia lark-villa, Twickenham, and since a
•• rfo, d, ht in Dorchester county gaol The
iiinouti: to 16,6001., of which 334/. are
t•tated to he on accommodation bills. This was an
adiourimi outing foe examination and discharge. At the
last sitting, the bankrupt having filed cash and deficiency
aCCOOOV,. 11.3,• was giros to an opposing creditor to tender
o•yotion. to the bankrupt. Several of the creditors,
honiheri whose debts amount to upwards of 2,200/.,
in Paris.
oppowd for Mr. Giles, a large creditor.
hantrup! bad tiled copious answers to the requisi-
t • 4... ad on (kill no further question would be raised.
Th.i haukriipt was shortly examined as to the value of
cc' iin Proia tty which hail been taken in execution by the
; creditor. and which be valued at 1,000/. Amongst
tip Mop, rty wiire two candlesticks, from designs by 8en-
,,;.t0 which had cost him 1201. Two pictures by
:is stantield had sold at about 375. each.
Sargood said that by the bankrupt's showing there
1,1 In a loss of 8.10/. on the sale of goods which had
c, .t Min 1. a' and as he alleged that some of the pro.
p.ity had Leon Astracted, a further amendment of the
—.ds s,a Id he required.
In a further examination the bankrupt said he had no
,•. dad property was omitted from the catalogue, but
!• •••11.1 not specify any articles.
. I.iwrance• for the bankrupt, said the case was a
one. There was hut a single opposing creditor,
i hi- debt was of t") years' standing.
sar4o.l said this was a mistake ; he had appeared
!••r 11!..ti's executors from the first.

11, ,a.w.-r to the court,
. Wainwright, who represented the assignees, said
tl .....ly sax creditors had proved.
I..verneee said that the debt of Allen's executors
Old t three other debts were 19 years old ;
....1 Mr. tiles was 21 years old ; and there was another
G.' t 2'• yean eld.
i • l'ommkaioner—Where was the statute of limits-
all this time?
I..wrance said that moat of them were judgment
:-. those debts had been contracted at a time
th. bankrupt, being a non-trader, was not liable to
t. • I...okrupt laws. The case was one of persecution on
• ....it .4 the opposing creditor ; the requtions were
...etc and in many cases offensive. The case had
• tore the court sines April last, and he submitted
• • the time was put for further inquiry. As to the
the sale, everyone knew what sheriff's sales were,
i.. frauds which were practised by means of knock-

• The case waa prow ling when we went to prem.]
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
IN RE W. WILKINSON.
The bankrupt was described as formerly a share broker,
• urith, in the county of Camberhuid, now out of bai-
t ••. He ascribed his failure to depreciation in the value
.i 'bares in mining and railway companies, and in
Gnrnmy, and Co. (Limited). The unsecured
are :OW., after deducting the estimated
• '• • of securities depoeited by the bankrupt, con-
,. tiug of his interest en several ships, and shares in
•,... tuna Steamship and Labuan Coal Company, the
'.+l•lle.ell Freehold Land and Dock Company (Limit...ll,
•. lin various marine iIISOTSINXI companies. This was the
• • •e sitting, and the usual formalities were gone through.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-ROUSE.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A SOLICITOR.
.",.riot Audrra Kilho. an attorney, nt a wreli.
• 111 l ination before the Lunt Mayor, on a charge of
appropriated to his owu use certain bile of ex.

NI,. ‘VAlker, whelks, conducted the prosecution, and I
• ..tenweod appeared for the defence.
rh.age was preferred by Mr. Edward Knight, carry. .
I.l.iticas at i. 4 , King William-street, who stated
• ;11 lmaso; the defendant had been employed to collect
: • vt.wertll4..f four bills of exchange on Paris. Ile had
the money, amounting in all to 3971., but had not
1. i to the prosecutor.
..v [deuce was taken to justify a remand, and
..• then ordered to stand over till to-morrow
,y I week.
11; It ELLER eIIARCZI) ruerzzLeumrr.
; • .. /h.( in, a commercial traveller, was brought up
charges of embezzlement.
I ompli I,ys, solicitor, appeered for the prosecutor.
• waR a traveller in the employment of
-.: • --boa", 1.1.1 d, and Co.. tea grocers, Little Tower-
-, . in receipt of a guaranteed salary of 400/.
• It w.es etuted that there were numerous charges
~.n.f.,,,..l,mainst him, but only one case of embezzling
7,'. was gone into, and the prsiencr was then re-
. 3..1, a tin
o I I: %.,1111NART DODDERY BY DOT&
boys named Page and Charing, aged
t...-Iv I'. and 14, were charged on remand with
.. ~m 1 15/.
, t',.• money from his employer, Mr. Lewis,
r• ' • -1- 1... and, in company with the other pri-
i..or.er. iu 3lanchester and Liverpool in search of

ship.
4 %J.,.1...1 dis::1110$041, and rage was sentenced to six
:. Lap i..mituent.
M.O LBOROUGH.STREET.
A i. sF.NTI...I4CIEH TO ON WHIPPED.
11.,/',4,1 and John !ogre, the former 14 years of
• the I itter 1:4 were charged before Mr. Mansfield
some cigars, the property of Mr. George
t..b.iceouist, of So. 32,Wardour-atreet.
prosecutor said that on the previous afternoon,
hAving his dinner and watching his shop,
Joyce's head just above the counter.
,:.ter tent into the shop to see what Joyce wanted,
lie riid "To know the time," and on his sister
cued and telling him that Joyce had bean several
to the shop, and as he had frequently mired cigars,
S. to the counter and again missed some cigars.
p.. 1. thi‘ he went out and ran round St. Arm's-eoturt, and
the prisoners and some others dividing cigars between
lie secured Eastland, who bad a cigar in his hand,
.1, A he said that Joyce had taken the cigars and given
_ _ .

•
1..,,-tead Webb. 112 C, said on receiving Eastland into
••. iy from the hut witness, he said that he did not steal
but that it was "Johnny Joyce" who gave him
cig.tr. At the station he found a pack of cards, a
~.,u-box, a pipe, and some fusee.. On afterwards taking
• into custody at his uncle's in St. Ann's-place, and
t. him that he was charged with stealing cigars, he
aid that he hail not taken many, and that Eastland had
o an•l another boy three.
The uncle of Joyce gave him a very bad character. and it
only a week azo that his hand was caught in a till,
1 ut he was not then prosecuted.
1-'..tstland said that be did not know the cigar he received
from Joyce was stolen.
I:Asti:mire father said that his son was a good lad, bat
11.1 got into had company.
Mr. Mansfield ordered Joyce to be imprisoned three days
ant to receive ten este of a birch rod, and gave Eastland
.er to his father, recommending him at the same time to
look sharply after him.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
~..
MARK-LANE. -(THIS DAY.)
There sou only a limited show of English wheat line
to-day, and the quality of the samples was generally in-
terior. The few really fine sample can offer were taken at
very full peaces to a slight advance, but inferior parcels
were little loquirid after, and values nominally the same
as en Monday last.
Interior foreign was also dull, but we do not make any
chaing in the quota Fin tions. e qualities met a fair de-
=z at late rates.
barley sad steadily at firm prices, and there
was also a fair sale for grinding and distilling qualities.
There was not much activity in the malt trade, but
velum remained unaltered. There was a good supply on
sale.
Oats wore in seasonable supply, and changed bands
slowly, at about late rates.
Beans were saleable on former terms, but the amount 01,
business transacted was limited.
Peas commanded little attention, but prices were un-
changed.
The ardvals of linseed having been extensive, purchases
could be made on rather easier terms. In rapeseed there
was very little passing. New cloverseed and other agricul.
tars] mods were quite neglected ; nevertheless prices re-
mained nominally unaltered.
Millers made no change in the top price of town-made
flour, but the few sales effected were made to meet imme-
diate requirements. Country =trim and foreign parcels
were held for former terms.
The floating grain cargo trade has been inactive during
the past week, end although the number of wheat-laden
vessels on otter has only been moderate, yet, the deemed
being heavy, sales could only be effected at a reduction of
ls. Cargoes on passage have been dealt in to a small ex-
tent, but holders have generally refused to accept lower
prices. We quote Berdiansid arrived, 678.6 d.; Marimsopolio
Ma. ; Ohirks, 695. 61. to 71a. Galata, 71s. fad., per 492165. ;
white Darla, 57a. per 46D1be. Polish, on pas-
sage, has sold at 58e. 6d. • ' Said., 56e, per
4901155. ; Banat, to be shipped, 575. per 4921 be -
Believe. S:M. • Said°. Vs. W. to 555. per 480 lbs. There
has been a small quantity of maize on offer, which was
readily taken at Is. advance in value*. Odessa on peer
age being 49a. to :4e. per 49Mbe. ; &denies, 475. 3d. pee
1101bs. • Toleaina, to be shipped, 17s. ; Egyptian, 435.
per 4101 be. Barley has continued . scarce, and
has generally realised very full prices. Danu-
bian, arrived, ha. realised 345. 6d. ; Azov, to be
shipped 325. per 400Ihs. Black oats trona Prince Ed-
ward'slsle are ret,rted to have sold at 245. Ild. to 2.-e. ;
and, on passage. at 2-.4. id. per 3041 be. The demand for
beans has verevrhat fallen off, and sales cam
only be etfe-;led at la. leas money. Snide,
on passage, have sold at 41s. to 42a. i and to
be shipped, at 41s. 441. per 48011 s. In peas and
millet seed, no sales of importance have been reported.
There have been large arrivals of linseed, and in all busi-
ness concluded, lower rates have been submitted to. Rape-
seed afloat is dull of sale, but holders are nut anxious to
press sales.
AIIIITAL or Scr.n..-English: Tare., 10 ; linseed, 111 ;
reread, 34; and altedry, 274 qrs. Foreign: Linseed,
9.611 ; rapeseed. 43,2 aka ; maize, 3,6:43 ; and sundry,
184Ecm.
qroar4.--Ost", 417 ; rye, 11,000; linseed, 200 ; and oil
seed, 1,5.10 qrs.

CCURENT PRICE&
Esail.ll.
lot yr•l

Wgsim.
(7. i''So 75
Do. wtlw, to
la el to 76
Norio& and Lineoto
re 4

XUWIT

SI ailing
UVtWlns
Grinding
MALT

.. o.i to 47
.. 37 to 41'
.. 35 to 30

Mom Nortolk:an'
Salnik 6l to OD
Kingston and Ware 62 to 00
Brows to :47

uaia

Om
= .
loam
rl.OOl

43 to 48

42 to 44
44 to 47
40 to 48
*I to 48

Tows voids: Neijad
6!to 114
Its.
Household so a
C) to ST
Norfolk sad Wolk
es 10.60
az dip

fee.t-Mb 113
Scach,tr 3) so SS
Si SO SS
rowan.
ria '.
s.

RIR AT.
Dabbbil sad Konigs-
berg
tonna & Mecklen-
burg
Dann&
Ueda; bri.

ate .: • :
Aserkall.wrwl. • •
HILLY.

orimitan
leis!Oug .

:0 Is $7

to -
4:: to 4.S

1_ to 43
4t; to 47

it to le
sawn
33 to 42

Pei fir. 1
0.11111.
30 to 13
Bcotelt potato
trr411.43
24 to 13
what' 24 to 13
SW&
40 to 41
Ilsaspa
Tick 4O le 411
Morrow
44 to 14

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