The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-26 00:00:00

Aliera 26, 1168.

epplieetion was made to Mr. Ellison at this I
,pourt by Dr. Raffia,. medical of6oer of 'health
of Bethnal-green pariah, asking for the condem-
nation of about half • hundredweight of saveloys and
German sausage, which, contained in two baskets, were
Standing in the court-yard. They, it wee stated, had
been found about half-past nine that morning in a yard
on the defendant's premises, in their then condition of
rottenness and putrefaction; and ft wan also stated by the
sanitary inspector that it was his erns belief that Clain
would have used them, by mixing theta with good moat.
in the manufacture of other sausages. They were ordered
to be condemned, and a summons was granted against
pain. During the ensuing week Mr. Burrowes attended
at this court, and produced what to all appearanee
was a German image, which he state&
he had himself made from the mar of
I puck shown on the Monday at this court, and ordered to
be condemned. Up( n.cutting it open it emelt and looted
'in every essential good and wholesome. To-day
when produced in court a coating of mould had in that
short interval made its appearance, of course &riving from
the bad meat used in its manufacture. Mr. B. J.
Abbott, solicitor, who appeared on the defendant's
behalf, act up in defence that the asumans which had
been condemned had accumulated in consequence of
the men not having called to remove the dust ; had they
done so he stated that the whole of the bad meat would
have been removed with the refuse. Ho denied that there
was any intention to ,trade or manufacture up again the
stuff they had seised.
Mr. Ellison then adjourned the cane for a short time in
order that the dustman for the district in which defendant
resides might be brought. That was done ; and Charles
Goodyear, the dustman, swore that on the Thursday
prior to the seizure, he was called to and did remove the
ilia from the defendant's place.
Mr. Ellison inflicted a fine of Ws. with in". coetr.
The tine and costa were paid.
HAMMItBBI[I i.
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Mr. Ingham was ;gaged for Tonieiime in hearing ad-
journed sutotoomes waist two men, named Graos and
&sae-belonging to the Remington workhouse, for as-
saulting Mr. John Robert M'Adsun, of Brampton.
The complaint was that Mr. M'Adam was illegally ad-
mitted into the workhouse in March lost, he not
insane, and said that the(defendants violently ansabtVA
him, in taking off his own clothes to put on those belong-
ing to the workhouse. The answer to the case was that he
was admitted under the nertiticatee of two medial gentle-
men, and that no more violence was need than necessary
to carry out the views of the Poor-law Commissioners as
to the changing of clothes, the complainant having refused
to have his own taken off. It also appeared that Mr.
Blackwell, the master, ordered the clotha of the com-
plainant to be returned to him, as he saw he was in a very
excited state. Before a vacancy occurred in either of the
asylums the complainant became better, and was dis-
charged.
Mr. Ingham, after bearing a number cf witnesses, said
it would be ridiculous to continue the case any longer.
The complainant was bound to be treated like any other
inmate, and no more violence was used than was neces-
sary to remove his dative. Mr. Blackwell afterwards,
quite unnecessarily, but with groat fooling and propriety,
allowed him to resume hie own clothes. That, rather,
ought to have been a ground of thankfulness, and he was
astonished that Mr. M'Aidam, after having recovered his
senses—partially so, at least—should bring a charge ot
that kind.—The summons was then dismissed.

CRIMPING IN THE THAMEO.—Yesterslay a man
named Samuel Newmarch, better known in the port of
London as Lymark, was charged before the Mayor and
other magistrates of Gravesend, with a violation of the
237th clause of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, in going
on board the British merchant ship W. E. Gladstone,
before her arrival at the place of her denination. Mr.
Cumberland, barrister, prosecuted for the Board of Trade;
Mr. F. H. Lewis, barrieter, defended Newmarch. For
some time past officers of the Thames police have been
stationed at Gravesend to prevent the crimps tampering
with the sailors on board homeward-bound ships, 'dying
them with liquor, end taking them to lodging-houses.
The new regulations were stated by Mr. Evans, superin-
tendent of the Thames police, to be attended with the
most bonen Aal effects, and the crimps had been for
some time stopped in their nefarious practices, ex-
cept in a few instants* when, owing to a " glut
of shipping," there has not been a sufficient number of
officers to prevent the crimps and their touters carrying
on operations. In this case is was proved by Ins for
Clarke, of the Thames Police, and a constable Loft,
No. 36, of the same division, that on the ship W. E.
Gladstone mooring at Gravesend, ou her way to the
London Dock, from Colombo, the prisonek who is the
touter of a crimp named Harris, wont on board and soli-
cited custom for his master. Captain Moore, the master
of the ship, ordered the nom to withdraw, and on his
ref.:sal called upon the Thames Police to remove him. Mr.
Cumberlaad said the crimps in the sea-ports of the king-
dom were undermining the beet interests of the merchant
service of the country, and the Board of Trade were de-
termined to suppress the evil. Mr. F. H. Lewis took a
technical objection, which was overruled. The moor
fined the defendant M., and 31. costs, which 1w pahL
DOMESTIC TRANEDY AT STOURERIDGE. —On
Monday night a double murder was attempted at Stour-
bridge. A tradesman named Bliley and a Mrs. Poyser
were the attecked person& and the attaek was made by
the husband of the latter, who is a journeyman saddler.
He had been at work .twat from titourbridge, and his Wife
meanwhile had leeet lodging with Kitley, whe is an uu-
married man. Unpleasant rumours appear to have
°ached Pey per, and he oune over toStourbmlge to baize,:
his wife to leave Kitley's house. She refused, and
Poystr, without any warning, drew a double-barrelled
pistol from his pocket and discharged it full iu
leeley's face. 'lnn man staggered from the room
into the street. The light W.,4 blown out, and the
room wes at the time filled with smoke. Thin pre-
vented Poyeer observing that his wife had also quitted
the place, but he fired off the second barrel of the pistol
directly at the sit where she had been sitting a few
lecondA before. The wall was perforated with slugs and
shots. roper went quietly with the police, and 'Utley
was taken ti a surgery. bleeding profusely from a wound
on thoright side of the face. Poyser's wife followed, appa-
rently more anxious about Kitley's fate than her hus-
band's. Kitley received upwards of 20 shots in the right
cheek and about the right eye and eyebrow.
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MIIIAML01:8 ESCAPEOF A taßY.—During the
Kale ou Saturday a very exciting scene took place ou the
peer at Douglas, Isle of Man. The town is crowded with
visitor., and many hundreds of these were congregated on
the pier watching the gigantic waves rolling into the hay.
The schooner Mary Ann Bond, Nuttall, master, bound from
Newry to Barrow, had run into the bay for she lter, and
WWI al nearly on the rocks that the lifeboat was launched
and went to her arsistane e. This event caused the most
lively excitement, and the people crowded into the most
dangerous placesinordert o get a good view. A ladynamed
Myall, belonging to Pendlet on, although warned not to
du so, ventured ou to some projecting steps on the site
of the pier, when ono iITIMOII, so wave came and knocked
her down, and a second wave swept her into the sea.
Fortunately, a return wave washed her back, and she
grasped, with the desperation of death, an iron bar sup-
porting the framework of the steps. The excitement at
this time was intense. Wave after wave rolled over the
unfortunate lady, and her death seemed inevitable. At
this moment a brave young boatman, named Eliot, got
over the ride of the steps, and, with the assistance of
another man, named Collins, succeeded in rescuing tho
lady, and she was conveyed to the Imperial Hotel, close
by, in a state of insensibility. In a short time, however,
she was sufficiently recovered to be taken to her lodgings.
The crowd on the pier was so delighted with the bravery
of young Eliot that a subscription was at once started, and
about 31. raised for him ou the spot.

SINGULAR Arrio.e AGAINST A FLAMER Snow
C,oxiarrrEr..—A singular action by a disappointed prize-
holder has been disposed of is the Leeds County Court.
It was brought by Mr. James Swabey, on behalf of his
aim John, egninq Hr. Birbeekt the secretary of the Leeds
Florid and Horticultural Society, to recover the sum of
SO hit., the value of a prize awarded for a wild bouquet.
In June last, at the, elbow held ire the mayor's grounds, at
Woodsley House, the plaintiff's sou was a competitor for
the prizes offered for wild bouquets, and a committee of
ladies ewe' fled to him a prize of As. 6d. for a wild bou-
quet. Subeequeutly some of the exhibitors in the same
421114 expressed their dissatisfaction with the decision, on
the ground that the bouquet was not wholly composed of
wild flowere, a licinepockle, amongst other garden flowers,
being discovered. The question was referred to another
committee composed of ladies, who decided, after a
thorough investigation, that the plaintiff's son was not
entitled to the prize under the circumstances, and they
consequently revoked the judges' award. The Oaintiff,
with the view of vindicating what ho considered thebos
rights, took proceedings, which resulted is the case com-
ing into court. His Honour, in giving judgment, inti-
mated that the plaintiff ought to have been satisfied with
the decision of the spethd committee appointed, and he
should therefore nonont him. A second case, of a similar
nature, had been entered for hearing, but his Honour said
he should not take it.

PARTIAL FALL or a Rut dz.—Shortly after 7
o'clock esterday morning much emitoment was eeuaed in
Ma Oolden-square, and the neighbourhood by
the partial fan of a house. Several houses in the street
bps recently been palled down by Nears. Patriot, the
g: fa Vesisainsess, ter the purpose of eroding
warehouses for Maws. Metzler, the music pub-
and about the davit eta the 'party wall of the
- No. 23, which bad adjoined those pulled dors,
:WI • bean •Mitairlig interiors of the wilds
co' *limps anti the imates, some of whom were in
rapoitad. Peatnealiefunte occupants of the '
'rooms auetairied ao bodily I:411u. Inspector of
p • 0
~..%1 iii ft was shortly after the the
ereryyphostelhin to prevent biotite:l
reearfil"Mt• bitreleien the.neeereary iteptfor *viewing
the safety of ea home by 'boring tt up.
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BANKRUPTS.
,I,s,aan RA r. tire, gnxvr, to
Rept. 10 at 1.
1110111 A Yawata, Deptford, chemist, Rept. 10,_at 1.
!Damien Wanamer Oar sus, &44ge ermice, Harnmeacredl, ; Ar-
gyle-square, K loges- mons ; and eliewhaeArohlter% fleat.4,att2.
7W mums tins, Revrard-strest, tioewelbeaed, priaterMept.lo,se 11.
A L,RRD Cartel-lane dealer Sept. 10, at 12.
WILLIAM 8111TH 04,1101.4.1,. , and Crests:re., 1,.t.
tied beer merehroat,liet. 4, at 11.
EMMEN WATWIIIII, New wattoad, pm her, Reid. 4, at 12.
WILLIAM Etloll, EIALITAILS, f1n.111111./L Sept. 4, at 1.
Hann 011 Al a, HoutMtiaptom butcher, Sept 4, at I.
Join Inlnkolll Heath, Kent, .Jerk in bay C144.111/2
pt. 4, at 1.
!WILLIAM AMSROAN I.ILICILD, Brlghtou, grocer, Rept. 10, at 11.
Cimmoroncla Duerr% Bedford.street, Andover-read, laboumr,
Sept. 10, at IL
Arnow. (Nairn Por,London.elrest,Penrlturdsedirekt,
agent, Sept. 10, at 11.
VAiii STAIALAND, Bournensouth.tarrace, Peckham, cl.reemmon-
ger, &pt. 10, at 12.
WILLIAM CHARIER Ryan, jun., Old Hest read, provisicn dealer,
Sept. 10, at 12.
Rossar Haar Canwsnr, flueram-sticet, Brixttm, csulx.stter,Brj
10, at 12.
'WILL,,. Jon" BAraa, Jubilee-et:vet, Ocomaercial-cowl Last,
painter,Sept.
Bosses DMIOO, EedkBl, ironmonger', Sept. 10, at 12.
C(inure.Hewn, Fltaroy-idam, KuMon-reed, taker, flept. 4, s. . I.
EAIII.II. k 0•111 roes, Jewin.etreet, drake in woollen cictlav,
Sept. It, at 11.
Clauses Cesar, Wells, fkanerectribire, victualler, Sept. 4, at 11.
Vicar RICHARD Destiny Clifton, Brvtol, dramatic reader, Rcpt.
5, at It.
Jaws VISWIIMORR, earaelford and St. Clem:lags, Cornwall, 'fla-
ke/per, Sept. 4, at ISt
Teams Army Teraos, Booth Pattie/ten, Borcemetatdre, baker,
Sept. 4, at IL
Jean JRIIIIARD., Lyme Regis, Dorsetehire arctioneer,flept.4,atl2.
EDWAMD RILACILLIS nICIIIOSY, Yenta: Sonsenntahire, cairns,
Sept. S, at 2.
Joss Tartar, Antal, Yorkshire, druggist, Sept. 7, at 11.
Pima Hosea. Leeds, carpet manufacturer, Sept. 7, at 11.
P Jos Borrow, iddnek, near Huddenftleid,yerat dealer,tkit.7,at
EWA Dias, Idir, Yorkshire, groper, Sept. 7, at 11.
Rosser lam Nestor' joiner,Bcpt.7,atll.
Wiu.ss H Bossily, Batley. Yorkshire, linen duper, Rcpt. 14, at 11.
WILLIAM CORWIRW Arm, inictield, 10e cutter, . le, at 12.
WILLIAM Jinni HARRIS, I.AWWVOOI, niewhan -pt. It, at It.
Nicer OIOVRII, Crewe Cheshire, beemeller, Rcpt. 7, at 12.
WALT= THISINOTOM, 4IIIICkpOTI,LOtAGNICTI/11L, Sept. 7, at 11.
'Jose HOLDZIL_MIADtheIIiCT, innkeeper, Sept. 7,st 11.
Joe,, WO/T142 Mancheater, stockbroker, Reptd, atll.
lose lamas, Pendleton, Lancashire, Ileptteist 11.
Joss Kierrazwam., Darlington Durham, oiner, Brit. 4, 4.1.12.
WILLIAM DIARI/RALL burnt, Hulme, In fr,c, crgar muchart,
Sept. 6, at 94.
JOIIMUA Lowa,Moes-aide, Lancashire, provinicn dc.a.kr,
5, at 91.
JAMIWI EOLNIII, Clayton, yorkshire, Nalcleekr, Rept. 4, at 01.
WILLIAM neablldrarnollbsil.. farmer, Anti 101E10.
JAMell ELI 111 JARVIRT, Will] Minster, acmuntant. Sept. 4,
ALIO.
WILL/Alf WILIA, Worcester, innkeeper, Rept. 5, at 11.
Jona Cassa,Mountneadng, Essex, shopkeeper, Sept. 5, at 10.
Jo. ern ERNT.,N,Darlaatoo, btalhadaluic, "II bridge p:afkr,
Sept. 21, at 12.
fit/AU% HCRIVRI, Cr wkcrne, Rom.reetAhire cameyrosc tract
August al, at 11.
Jona Stern, Bishop Auckland, Durham, grocer, Aug. T, at 10.
Traua Baown Oman, Halifax, journeyman min cki t.
11, at 10.
Joni, Atteoci, mhin, Norfolk, wh,elwriebt, Augnat 2(1, at P.
EDWARD Saw., Litany-h., D.rbyehire, baker, Oct. 21, it 12.
WILLIAM PLATT, Manchester, butcher, Sept. SI, at C',.
J Oevam, Henley, Lancashire, coal (Ruhr, Rcpt. 2, at 11.
Aims:, Noon, Cheat Bolton, I encash., hat dealer, Sept. 9, at 10.
JOllll WALT'S Kursica,Liverrol, theatrkral mar agertirpt.P„at 12.
WILLIAM EIGMETT, Liverpoo tgreargr,:cer, treat. 4, at 12.
Atonal. CURD, Hove, Sussex, butpher, Sept. 9 at it.
Joan Meagan, Milton Polden, Bouterw.tsh.,balor, 10.
DAVID BOWAN BAILER, jun., BLa.yailer, ,
Sept. 11 at It.
ANCIA Memoir, Middlcsbrtugh, Yerkplim, pn.viea,n 1.A.1, r,
Rept.9, at 11.
EDWARD nW•IIiIITIPIL .Darlingtve, Durham, bui:der, k..rt. 5, ,14. 10.
Just EA 'ma, Lyme Helps, Donetatire, boctmaker, P. 0.4 7, if,
Jeans WEARER, Newport Devuushire, tailor, Rcpt. t 12.
Aaraan Filings Staffordshire, lumber, Sept. 19, at 11.
ISANKR '1224 ANNUL
August 20. FRAWrit, CoarwALLIS MAUDF, Dine/eel' , 't.•,
captain in the Royal Artillery.
August 11. CMARLIS Fats.. e, Manchester, rutacen.
August 20. A ARO. EVIInn and Jo. "111 et. 1.1. Dui., 11.. Tn.
csatle, Lineobwhire, soda water manufacturer". Y
August 20. EDWARD am', Lemacuiter, butcher.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
ANNARAN Dawsos, Essex-road rad .oclandon-ruid, 18::outon,
cornrow-limb -Int dividend of Is. 11d., use 26, and inb-
sequent Wednesday at Parkyns', Bar,'
FAR! IN HILL, Sll3ll,lrt k, BtiffOrllNoire, draper-Ist dreia:eral
tn. any lb y, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
Husear BTEW•RT, (drat Malvern, W.lo,..fterNtiire, 111, haul
manager-1d dividend of Sid., any Thursday, at Kinn. ear's,
m.
Ortit'ierrr, Dudley and Kielderminster, easier-let dividend
of 2s.
J 30., any Thursday, at Kimmel', Basuingbam.
FIRDCRIOHN BASTIN, Worcester, hatter- dive ,-rd e,nd of
10,3 d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
ROBRIIT BUT.. H NON Liverpool, lihipowner- /st d‘vidcrel of
la. *l., any Wednesday, at Turn. r'r, Livery as I.
Pa TRICK Hc..a ea, Liverpool, wholesale butches-3rd dividend of
Is., any Wodnesdab at_ Turner's, Liverp4oL
JoHNI MWRIRTER, Hoak and Liv.rpool, baker -21. d eiiva:erni
of 4d.. any Wednissda ,at Turner's, Liverpool.
T/40IIAN GLANVILLE, I -dividend of na., any any, at
Peter's, Itodruth.
DIVIDENDS.
f4mt. fl. R. L.ue oil*, Newton Abbot, DevensUre, CCP mrn dal
traveller--'dept. 3. F. Clatworthy, Exeter, limcwsvi vietataßer-
n4 pt. 7. P. Parker. liurnley, inc. taller- S 4 pt. It. Mary
Johutnah King, Brighbm, widow `!eye. it. T We'le r, H nk-
norton, Oxfordshire, surgeon-4'4 pt. 15. Sera/. West., Winton,
ixfordshire, draper- -August 31. J. h,
st affordshire, fumis.u. dealer 31.
ick, plumber.
PARTNERI3HIIPS DISSOLVED.
Elizabeth Tlireadkell and Annie The,.alk..ll, Iy-nr6l, d,...
nalakeni-W. W. Woodward aril F. H. Pcee, l'enhore. \Woe, ~_
attorneea-- J. Bartlett, Lordship-yank, Kok, Nevi.,
ton, and H. Beattie, Percy-entos. tur,fems.-J. Di. rir.onel Ertl
W. Urquhart, Manchester, commis-,.,n ai nta-C. 'oak, and
Webster, Attlehorninh, Norfolk, eairift..: J. H. tiai
and T. Daviin, Arms-y.rd, .luirusM-stn. t,
load, livery stable keens -Hennsh Bailey and F. r
o-der, Olouresternhire, hat maniiiiietment-E. S. I, W.
Harvey, and W. H. Wright, Mark-lane, corn fiwtors-- B.
right, W. F. Mundee, W. Purd.-v,
_MY, J. Wool/right, Liv, rased.
sail mercers, no far an regarabi W. Purdey-C. Wniie, J. Vs aa:c,
and B. Wade Hodderefleld, cloth dremsers- C. E. Mx--ins
J. T. Scott, 3/ile End-raid, appraiser.--H. Sluipcott and IL H.
Shapeott, Kant Looe, Cornwall, shipbuilders-J. Thomieon, T. H.
Watson, and J. Watson, Linde, mill strap manufacturers, on far
as regards 3. Watson-T. T. Raintriek, J. Manson, J. Whitaker,
J. Terry, and S. B. Etintrick, Windhill, Yorkshire, millwright. -
Jt. ft. Frost and 0. Nelson, Whitchaven, Cumberland, eloplookers
-John Hope and Janes, Dope, Newcadle-upon-Tyne, drapers-
T. Travis and It. B. Bulkoley, Manchester, CONURINSiOII agent--
W. Murray, C. Briggs, and J. Murray, Farnworth, Laneashire,
power loom cloth manufacturers- F. Allnork and E. Stove'', lied-
hill, Surrey, chernista--A. N. De Buthonier and T. Croplan, On-at
St. Helens, City, merchants-J. Bowden and E. Hicks, B:ehops-
gate-stroct Without-C. M. Turner and J. H. Clark.., Bil. • g-
ham, jewellers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTILiTIONS.
JANET 316LECKIE OT BANTKR (Mrs.), Nitaddll, 11,11tIN:Rtitire,
grocer, Sept. 1, at the. County Hotel, Puieley.
JAVIER WARRINGTON, Ulm/ow, marble cutter, August 31, at the
Faculty-ball, Olangow.
THORNS WILI/ON, Edmburgh, brassfounder, August 31, at Dowell's
Room, Edinlsulgh.
;AYER BROWN, OTRNINN`k, coal merchant, August 2S, at. the White
Hart Hotel, Oreenoek.
WILtIAN LAING and THOIAv Wn.oov, Edinburgh, bran.formalens,
August 31, at Dowell',. Rau, FAinhurgh.
HUGH ORR, Glasgow, wine ant, August 2s, at the Fnesilt
hall, 0114/OR.