The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-12 00:00:00

MEDICAL.

COLLIN'S OF SUIOSONS,4III. J. W. Arnett
F.R.N. was sleeted Pres West of tale bistlestiga. M a mat-
lag of the assail yesterday, is the mow essriserel by the
resigamies of Mr. J. H. Won 7.1 8. I awl Sawn. haw
Platt Sew of Bt. Theesseafirtal, sag Mem
Hawk's', F.A.S., of St. a were
Vise-Presidents of the College fee Ili graft you. At the
was mean el thenama Kama harm, lbeknorde,
sad It.kwaaa, the aewly Mated oswadhalt, wen ewes is
sod task their mob al Os bast.

Ilux

TIIIS DAY, Noox.
WI d. Itheorth of Wthd. Weather.
Y.A.E. Calm. Otheamth

The reams from tho Wowing plasm did sot rash tbb
saes I. time for pabileatioa yesterday ; they therekee
Whale the Male of the weat►er oa Wednesday manias at
alas Vedeek.

Commtva N.4 rayon Ilmes• tardas Mob
Warm N.N.W. areigkom =ty air
BAITLZIPOOL I ji. Oseilelrami

•Tla_ following plain st.ate7

toto fasts se regards the Swam weal ;nisi/emote at
oar ewe basal teem will, says the HeOern Counties Herald,
Ong west ffirlit apes the querefen, and will show the
asses* of relief whiA the resent mutation have afforded
the erepkgis here :—Letters are received at the window for
Laois sad all other places until 10 pm. every Saturday
nips, wed la the letter-box until 12. The receiving-hoz is
thea eaa&eir be the clerk who sleeps in the office, sad
eli sub letters are stamped and put
dm
istLir sorporthe bags. At es o'clock every Sunday
the ter sad Rise clerks attired, sad
teat work Ewe keen. All triovarious bap have le he
opened, the letters sorted, sad forwarded by the sibs
sells wldelt leas Hall oa Sunday sera*. Os sleek ei
sus stasis I. the sales all Se day, but about Mr
la lobed by two additional, in order to reesive the D
Bridlington, Beverley Reeneee, and Holelerneee 1111111,411141
the costeete of their t aad make up the mile hr re
wad, welsh less at pest as sad the wrath sesils
whisk leave at mesa. Of the Asia letter outlets, tire at
the. Weed use hoar every ealidasnutoralag, le sort Ile
lettere. The relief to the letter the pressed qe.,
tau is.
Wilma. the scot of then ntarasYtres their rem*
seder the old regional), ten, only see or two befog estLis
late as laltpaet ten. The relief to the clerks Is else met
formal, ea of thus left the *Mee en the &UAW
at half past eight, sad the residue at taw ; hall retaralesiss=
ball-pest Isar to half-pest ids, to dels=ttststua Tam
the whole Mos aald, whim Ike, *No sf
wool* Wafts a day.

Eat fn#ts4R•
SHERIFF" OOURE-Tnniumir.

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PSILLIPS f. Tall LONDON A BLACILIILLI, ZAtiWAT
•IM _
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lids was ma ingthey tar the usimmal et barges t...
man se roomer empenstisa the ithisles esoldoed by she
stint reams of the willow, at the thrums et the
emplay.
XL Beam appeared Br the *MIK ababies Is.
the
41:15.11be sin to Ihe jam Os }Malin maid eb•
Nina *5 zEd Mil salami jsthylthat ge by
Masi. ad bad adnielidi the to Mee singetiea
elm the Weida by or Oda. ilrese the
:=.4.11•111•0• of stairsareaMe. end athandidged their
. TM plant, Was lb, Maims Isis Phillip,
temsrangeellable with helllalets=ti et'ssammelal
WI Mk** Nom ead Os..
et Fritajmirest. ma Ibleefaz is New* el whiah le
brim* his Niko mrs by Ma a the 7th of
Newasther last. abibt lie was asseggie as the Liodos sad
Diethwell Rail Oa that the pithatif
pm. up Weis bath. ramie pielseedigg ti r"lr the animist*, Mk stitiemayit Moped seassal.
mines ohm the Bow oaths ease up, sad Me matins MS
baring hem mod, she latest troth ma lair tho *maw Me.
le row% plenum
lills=11741148•16,:47. TM plenum
eras gem* ben sa oath et Ws be sew semi&
eistmanthea kr his It
dthe, the he bed Mal
pat so, sad Mr tin mead ad belly he had gni*
Jim Demise dopormi that be WWI a message, *by A.
Mk la gssilloa. ea the 7th oaf November. WM. is
at Mammy be bird alai seMsnion sad shendes,
a=path Mal est et the senior so asionsia she seam Be
drew beak his had, sad the ant Mann
asethsak eine late soiling. al* that he was is. The
swims Is which he woe seated was mashed to phew. The
*WM was ass et the pesersgsre hart.
Dr. Betemes, if idiegtea, stand that he atlsud.i the
Malan,. who waSsed sash them mead, ea his loge. The
isjury was ask maamd to those imathere, his whole Irma
was lajerall by tho shark. The meads thisessime ware
=seed easionsd great path. Witness attended the
U dem
la Me address so the jury is wthigaties et
=aseeplained et the skim made as the pat et she
Item (miasma per wellense las abwisee at
ball-
meth. whoa it was priestly Mora that his mailleyin
hal wish great liberality regularly paid Idea hh salary daring
the whole pedal et Ms ilthess. He (Mr. Oithma) theught
m 111. would sever the medial swim. sad es she
pen et the mammy he did set 'West to the jury girth. the
Mastiff IW. math bat he Shoe& that was she Unit is
whisk they abseil go.
Mr. Kam ess if the plalatitt's employers, was this
wind. Us pemellthet 'the *nadirs miry had hem regu-
larly paid, Mt based is say what thas salary was.
Mr. Bles=Bl.
TM II vary briedy waled up to the jury,
Whig thou that Oho as was rawly as. ism their deters&
satins.
TM jury sessued the dungen at 701.

COVET OF BANICRUPTCL—TisnaDAT.
Imes Its. Casommarsa Fun.
'yanotertos OP Till COVAT IX lIIIIOLTSWr CAUL

iir7l.;;;;;dule; —epetie—eit;i tTiLie7;reli tie7e7e et
Sittesso, as oil *.Mass, la whisk the Wilma had es-
&weaken to mks a arida potiodiasi molest to I. is an.
dim% sod now pathless& to Da allowodoma woad of so-
otalitoos droaasataaoss, to Mom dio amount.
His Hew &OWL whether be hod soy authority to
iatorfart.

16:1;Uor• skid tie one of N Hurl v. Buthaaas," fa dm
COMM* Plash vitro it had bow dsUMd that the mart
had • graoral authority is sash saw.
His Bosom daoldod that he could net interior*.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YEITERDAT.

DUMB TUN Clair

Is ran MAITIM or FliDaltlO Houma.
This insolvest, WIN bad ban • litivensat is the 14th
Beeman of Light
_Movies, was opposed by Mr. Nook,
shoemaker: Now Isaileirset. Mr. Cooke supported the
"fil appeased l"ahrthdtrortisolmat had been In dace
Marsh, lee. Ho said Ms alaumialoe icr 1,1901. itasiluery,
1848, sad placed nearly OWL of the money in the blade of a
puma amid Blosam to settle with his croakers, mid he
had hose usable to obtain as aceoset of its disbursement.
Mr. Hoak mid be bad no desire to prolong the imprison-
mat, but Amen that efforts should be made to Mita• as
acesest from Blezent or the mosey for tha creditors.
The Chief Commiadomer careened with the auditor, and
adjourned the case for • week, for the attendance of
Blozam. _

Ix In LIZOTONANT CNaito ADMIT MOIIAT,-.
A Novo. CAST.

This issolvont, a 16;61;satiiiie 60th Hesitant, who
had bees in the battle of Aliwal and other engsgmeata la
India, was to be heard to-day, bat was prevented by his
datainiog creditor sending his discharge two or three days
alto, and on the ease being called the dicer of the
Qom's Prison reported that he was oat of custody.
Mr. Cooks (with whim was Mr. flargood) eomplabed of
the trick whisk had been played to provost Lintesant
Monet, who had be.. some time in prise, from being
heard. The lieutenant, who had served in all the late
battles la India sad had beim wounded, had unfortunately
been mixed up in bill transections, and had been annoyed
by the " sixty per cent. gentlemea " to make him sell
contaimica, which he would not do. Two days
before his bearing his disoharp was seat, as it was
known that his leave of abeam would ezphe on the
14th instant, end no doubt it wee intended further to
Lane the applicant. He (Ur. Cooke) had an aids* of
fasts, sad his applicatios was, that the court would dimwits
the petition, sod allow one to be filed and, r the protection
statutes, by which the lieutenant could be protected when
he remised to his regiment. The learned counsel spoke
wemly on the saes, and said he fait for a man who had Ma
treated to such a manor, after the services he had rendered
is India.

—ier. Dowse appeared for Messrs. Lyon, and stated that
they had wads' Se do with sending the discharge to prison.
The Chief Clammissioner granted the application, by dis-
missing the patties. The insolvent would take what wane
he thought proper.
A petition was immediately filed under the Protection
Act, and protection granted to the let cf August, when the
use will be heard before the Chief Commissioner. It is the
ant ease of the hied that he occurred.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME CIRCUIT.—HEnroRD, JULY 11.

The ceei•ission for the county of Heris. was opened on
Wednesday, and this Ilkorsing both courts proceeded to
business, the Chief Bares presiding on the Civil side and Kr.
Justice Ede in the Crown Court. The business is very
light, there bring only eighteen prisoners for trial on the
Criminal edit. Oa the Civil side eight causes are entered,
one of which only is to be tried by a special jury. The Chloe
Baron did not sit until twelve o'clock, and ►e bad nearly
got through his list at the rising of the court. None of
die men disposed of yesterday matsined rty nutter of in.
Met to the publie.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—ABINODoN, JULY 11.
The commimion for the Berkshire assizes was opened yes-
terday a/tenon, at Use Bridewsll Mall, by Mr. Justice
Vanglisa Williams, who afterwards attended divine service
at Bt. Helen's dm& Lord Campbell arrived at a later
period 'a the evesiag.
Nnt Panis.—Bsioaa Loan Csarsina.
Baisrow O. BARTOED.—BRDVCTION.
This was an action brought by Henry Bristow, a tamer
and innkeeper, of Water Cala, near Maidenhead, in this
county, to recover damages of Caarles Madera, Boa., son of
the bite wealthy gentleman of that same, of Down place,
Maidenhead, for fuming seduced his daughter.
The me lasted several hours, and a considerable number
of witomes, both for the prosecution and defenses, were
nasetned. The proceedings terminated in • verdict for the
pkantiff—Damsges, 40!.

SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CARDIPP, JULY 11.
Armen Ma. BMW Naas.
ARSON AT BWANBIA. •
Hemet Ants, aged 23, pleaded guilty to the chugs of
having maliciously set fire to a certain building, containing
a large qusatity of straw, he., with intent to injure L. L.
Hillary'', Esq.
' The prisoner entered the building., and deliberately Mt
fire to the straw. The whole building was ceniitimad be-
fore any effective melamine could be rendered.
His lordship seatenced the prisoner to be transported for
14 tem.
Prisoner has boasted to hie fellow prisooers that it was he
who originated the great fire which meetly took place in
the Neath Abbey works, andwhigh destroyed property to the
moans of 16,0001. ; she the fires at several farm buildings,
the property of W. Climbers, ,of Lianelly, who had
property catenseed to the amount et sev,nl thousand pounds.
There is every reason to believe, from various circumstances,
that the primer's statement is tine.
FORORIT AT MIRTNTIL
JONPA UM/b, 46, railway coatmeter, was Indicted for
forging a reads and acquitting* for the sum of 271., with
latest to defraud lam Bents. Mr. T. Allen prosecuted;
prisoner was defended by Mr. Tennant.
TM prisoner had to carry oat some contracts at Aber-
dare neerthyr. Merthyr. He employed the prosecutor as a sub.
contester. Primer 'sides paid the ameonts doe to the
promnter in fall, but was is the habit eights( his gams
of mosey om sweat weekly. A balsam of about 271. se.
mod, which Bab (owing to prisoner's ambarressinento)
could not obtain, notwithstanding numerous applies-
Um. He met prisoner at an inn at Aberdare in May,
sad progood hint for the debt, when the letter paid
him 71 ea acomat. He then produced a written receipt,
which he told prosecutor (an illiterate man, able only to
write his own name) that the paper was merely a receipt
for the 71, and that he would pay the balance in a few days.
The prosecutor signed this receipt, but other witness',
swore that at duds. he signed it the receipt was in bleak,
no sun being mentiorted. demo Ms afterwards the prase-
cater sued the prisoner for the balance in the Merthyr
Comity Court, when the primer's 'Moute, In ohm,
produced the »mitt la queues, which was on a 10e. stamp,
and was a reittipt in full of all demands and ia settlement
of the final beanie between us." •
The witaews swore that these words were added by psi-
steer after the receipt had been signed.
Primer's eon mel celled a Masse te rebut this 'videos&
Berea Parks, lavish esumned up the seldom', the jury
' fogad the prisoner Guilty. &Maud to NM yeas' Misr
fitIMMIL

I oszirkAz CRIMINAL COURT.
NEW ODVRT.—TIVIVEtig.
Paths vire laesatts.
res= or Jai r
A .
O Mere IS, ; Ardtatiot or; fl!nry OMSPIat, ar...
atieZty. et re ladalkliorty; thev!(
per,ll:67l6lklia. ad Ni. aka* «7:2/1"4”11,1n:
"-T iristaif Ilia thee. whisk kthe bola s'igethill wlibbithe
lest Yew dale. whoa the primers were Wen the segistraes,
wave Wray those. The ptheesuter is a Needled theft residing
Teekstreet. Meolstreas, sad the three pharisee there
dialed as were In Me swim, lime tithe beak, Is. IMO d
who Is sew a the Osallasat, lefts be: is ids sere, aile
esatekied, amain ether onleles, tb6 Map stoles. al of
width were leaked op; sad towards the latter sad at May
resolving seise iskentailaa has the pekoe, be wsati:ea4
bar, and bead that the leek had bees breed (0
oilman rat ea arda, mad the tM.p sawed is the
swat a Tbs presthata this leant this ea the
10th .1 Mart ea* Mlle winsome a Mrs real, awed.
..!.able 'MINIM sad 51“ PIM gam
the small amount she egotist= pangs.=ther's snerision, he thus, ned—...alithsei
who he had test be 1.611=11
these, triage meant sit
Others' ease heward hithest
the *tor, by sable. a hie inelemae. pass wets
then called in. sad Ihmr theasessammisstsl the deekr.
sad the other two Messmer wore glees Inee eastedy. The
=, Mary Meddle. thsa made a othament as the lath
bomber Ant poe's/ the rabwy. sad the* she sad
Boma lath pert is the planate. and that the primer Os.
bathe. by whoa she was provost. had eely made the mate.
mead about the star la order isobar theta ; Nth obelus ads
thy pleeded guilty sad was adasighsl oldness, bather Said.
any, as far as Brews was etheersod, being asesereborated,
she was eardised, earl the ether this. tread pay.
Hash Kaaba was eratessed se to years' tresepeetatica,
tad Osherow se aka seethe 'reprimand, sad the obi,
Mary Mead* to be easdeed emit she sad of theassios.

C

THIRD COUNE—Y2STIIDAY.
loom vim Ocrasow Swaim
Foaming • 131111‘1110M OP GOOD CI•a•orla.
AM Sow', • tapasablfrk•kiag Era, drama' like as
poly cam of a Mang ?mei, mai Witted ler ealawfully
hien sad lailielog a sends mar_ wparthe to be •
aerialists et ibiseilie, V aloe •• ler 14j~
Ou•••••

itappeatud from the siateeseat of the leaned 'anneal,
end was Mese sat in seldom, that the &fondest r a
watereasta, and had seine time ego, theetegli the interveation
el • bind, applied, end sabsequatly bun premised, the
situation' of ens elite watermen nadir the se periatsaeleaes
of the Caserta Hesse authorities, sad in esanexion
with that estabilehassat. lie wee rumbaed with a
isrm neenesasy era sash siessales, with* he had
to got sift b 7 two respectable hannakeepers es
• assideele of ►is good &sewer sad shaky is 11l the
sties The defeadant then west to m knew wateressa
maned Charehatea, mad filled up tie eirdilente with the
same of Snarl sad Ito" but net glebe •y Cluletian
ism% whisk alleged that the parties, whose- Weans@ were
gives, mid amity to the defendant's geed sheneeter ever •
*AM of to yeses. The pew wee signed by Chareastan,
as an Westin wiseento the two signatures shaded to. The
yew was area eine We the Canoe-house authorities, bet
Orem went that the Christie& saws were omitted, woe
suspielen wee entertained, sad sa inquiry being instituted,
it wes lanai that the pestles whose moats had been so seed
had not been applied to at ell. TM customs authorities.
upon fading this, weal before the grand jury, end obtained
tram bills upon whisk them" prisoners, whoa it appeared
were both ham, were takania eastody.
Kr. ILibica eenteaded that there was no evidence fist
two sash persons se those whose names were mentioned
might not have Wiped the paper, or that the names aeoessa-
rtly laspliad that the parties smiled to prove the tertiary were
those alluded M. _

-ThYlieoommoW &deist said it was clear they were the
parties whom sums were forged. The addresses pointed
them oat to be the ma, end one was known to defendant,
having been hie landlord.
Several highly nepectible witnesses were called, who Si"
defendant an irreproashable character of many years'
standing.
At the aloes of the case Kr. Itibton again urged to
the court that there was no can for the jury. ineemuck ea
the surnemee only were f °mod ; and that the instrument
was net of such a character that it could deceive persons of
ordinary observation, according to their muse of knowledge.
la support of this be quoted " Calleou's ease " (2 Leach,
1,048), and Wellis's case "(2 Bares Pleas of the Crown),
in both of which the doctrine is clearly laid down that the
iastrument mast be capable of deceiving persons using ordi-
nary observation, amording to the means of knowledge at
their disposal.
The Common &don't overruled the objectioo, telling the
jury it was for them to say whether it was forged with in-
tent or not.

hejory band the primer Godley of foists& with intent
to deceive.

Chore/tows, who had pleaded guilty ea the previous day,
aad also lad a good character, was limed at the bar to be
seateaced.

Mr. Bodkin said that the Customs did not press for a heavy
sentenos, but they thought it their duty to prosecute for the
sake of example ; sad it wall most imperative to the public
that parsons in their employment should be those of the
highest character.
The Common &violent said It was a serious of ; and it
I must be known that where an institution like the Customs
made a rule, it was not dose for nothing and it was most
important that their servants should be of the highest cha-
racter; however, the excellent abaratter given to the pri-
soners would operate in their favour, and the punishment
would be comparatively light.
Bibery was then sentenced to one mouth's imprisonment,
end Churchman to 14 days'.
The other cases tried during the day were of a trie::l sad
wholly unimportant description.

THE POLICE COURTS.

Lsa►nh I li.

BrBPICTED 11.1tRDNA AND ROBBIRT IN ISA WANDS-
WONTH-ROAD.--Shorlly before the Hon. Mr. Norton quitted
the bench a respectable looking young woman dressed in
deep mourning, waited upon him for his miasma in re•
covering property detained by Mr. Meddle which belonged
to his unfortunate housekeeper, who was found dead in the
kitchen of his house. the particUlare of which extraordinary
occurrence must be fresh in the memory of our readers.
The young woman stated that she was the daughter of the
murdered woman, and had frequently applied to Mr.
Meddle for her mother's clothing and what little mmey she
might have left. He refused to give them up, and a abort
time ago he attended at this court before Mr. Elliott, and
promised to give up all her property to her brother who re-
side' at Ipswich. She (applicant) had received a letter front
her uncle &interning Mr. Meddle to give her the property,
and he still refused. She new, therefore, wanted his woe-
ship's *dike and assistance.
Mr. Norton said that Meddle ought to give up the goods.
Ai he so often refused he would see what a summons would
do. His worship directed a summons to be served upon him
directly to attend at this court and answer for his extraordi-
nary conduct.
The summons was instantly made out, and placed in the
hands ei Saunders for sank*.
WESTMINSTER.

Emarinvn Haunt.° Lama Fa•one.—A cause look-
ing Italian, apparently upwards of 50 years of age, who
ruses as the Count Bertola, and is charged with personating
latuarini, ex-minister of grace and justice to the
Roman Republic, was brought up for an examination
with endeavouring to obtain a charitable contrib.-
,
tetonariCim Earl Fitswilliam.
The witnesses who had given evidence on the previone
occasion, after a cromexaminstion by Ur. Sidney, in which
nothing was elicited to shake their testimony, had a few
iturstione put to them by Mr. Shun to strengthen his case.
Additivnal evidence in support of the charge WM.; been
heard, the prisoner was reminded.