The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-26 00:00:00

MI MACK.

TLr banknipt. Robert ifaelt7a; extractor of wool from
.41 'ot k•straat, Ounbenvell, applied to paws hi, on•
tomatioa.

The Arrouuts, cummled by Mr. F. B. Stuart, commence
the lith of March hist, with a capttal of wt. The debt..
at the sod of Mae mouths from that time are
referred at meet' to lig& There are hoses returned
lu iwt della, to 4hof., of which MN. is due from .I.thoe
teeny Chapman, who is stated to Kars hero once mayor of
.mouth. bet is now aa outlawed bankrupt.
The sarasiaatiw MIS peeled without opposition.
Mr. Heed, of Uttailhall-chamben, represeated the meioses&

RC II C:0111A W..

Titi. W 24 aa *wheat um for cyrtiticate by I Tarlea Christ*.
phyr Heawhaw, of theory-bate, Tooley.street. watch sad

Thee..4oSists by Mr. Edinuod Harding, show debts to
L'7l/. 'Wahiawa, Ned. tOis.; ere., 214 W.
Mr. Reed, of :eildhall-dteastnre, for the eetireees trtd
0.1 ; but there was oppositioe creditor, who
e..f01d.t0...1 of the et peiews exceediog the pr,,lits.
After 'mu.. theettemoo the court, awarded a certificate of
the •ec..isd

AWN:MICR OF EXAIIIIIATIoN.I.
Th. examinations of Hilary Meanders, cabinet-maker of
Iln-hton. and Joaeph Ilprell, job ead tlyno.aater. of
hems, ware adiourued is the alaesee of eecoubta. Ip
(..rater care the dehta ere 'feted be Mr. Edmund Herding
at ; eases., 1,2011. ; and is the letter, debts, WO/. ;
lo.ata,

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

WOIXHIP-STREET.
MOTU/MINI: ANIJ THEFT.
Vi:akielt William was charged before Mr. Knox with
brie( °monied is the above offence.
The complainant is this case is a person named
Susan fierily, whose lint appearance before the
magistrate was to ask advice sod maistance
these circumetanoes stated that on the
Its. intent she arrived front the country for the
i.upae .4 obtaining a •iituatioe as servant, and while in
moultheld accreited a woman with a view to ewer.
taio where she cmbd best make a purchase Abe
I- paired ; this woman. a matronly pavane, offered
to seronapany her, and did so to Kinplaed-road,
neeti.miug on the way that she had just left
Harthohnnew's Marital, where her sick child tar.
At a public house in the Kisigsland•rmid they had some afe,
sad on keying slur teornplainant I felt exceedingly ill. Aso-
th-r woman joined theta, sad all three entered a coita-
-1 ow. where some tea was ciedereil. Complainant's Moen,
loorster, increased, eel she became unconscious for a
trier reled; recovering, she found that list competes,
11+FC absent, mid absent also was her pone, can-
towns Itia G,L, swatch, and chain. Thin 101111W1111 eommeni•
her to the robe°, but the thieves could not be dis.
r.,..r.41; and as she was without a peony of money where-
• .th to return ta tine country, or even to communicate with
She sought the Asks of the worthy magistrate.
sergeant Evans, I: Divisios, who was in court during
thus recital, gummed who were the culprits from
the descriptico gives by the complainant, and
made arrangements for their arrreheesioe. Complaie-
ant was enable.' t., return to her home by the bind-
ers& of a publican sear the court, awl subsequently
came SOLI 0 to London, where the offker met=
apporatment, and proceeding to a muse twig')
fell 11.1 with the prisoner, chum the servant instantly Pike.
tlhed as the second mimeo rho had been introduced to on
the dm 14 the rohhery.
The sergeant said be had at reread failed in apprehend•
inz the other offender, but felt certain of being albs to do so.
Vrisimer denied all knowledge of the transaction, and
•.. reinaaded.
THANES,

Tlla •31211e111 EAGLE •ND IT+ WINGM.
es 'ism Rink a rough. hooest. weather-Maim marinor
01 freak Adria, and the ouster of the Americas ship John
.1 Perks, in the Victoria Duck, appeared Wore /11r.
Vaolley to answer a sunainces takes out by a ship-isomer
sawed Joseph 111.11,-soo, who claimer! a balance of 11. 15a.
for repairiog the defendant's figure.be.ol. The complainant
mat he merest with Use ilefendaat to repair his ligarwhead
for Ai. and had completed the job, and only received 25a
of the money.
The defendant-- -1-m. for "rills; my 51Plro'hevAl-
Mr. Yardley - Yoga appear to hate a very good figure.
Lead (A hough.)
eaptsia Rich-Yee, my figure-head in all right sod taut
llaughterl-bat as to my ships figure head so taw can trill
whether it is a bud or ■ turtle.
Mr. VanDev-What Is the matter with it!
I plan Rid-He has spoiled the wings.
Mr. Tardloy-Winip, what do you mean!
riptue Mich (Wady) -Wlut gl;., I mean? Why w.i.n.ga
(yelling the wool slowly).
M. Yardley -Thank you ; I am much obliged to you,
at. What to your figure-heed!
Cap taira Rich A. Ainericea eagle ; mail the bird last own
of .to wimp ow nay voyage here.
Mr l'arday-.ladee.l! I hope that is not "miscalls of
what w going on no the other side of the Atlantic Oman.
Captain Rich I hope not. Well. I engaged this men to
cows • new wing for my eagle, and it is four inches too
short, sod spoiled.
Mr. Yardley It wori't dy at all!
Captato Mich--Fly no. I should think not. If such aa
eagle as that attempted to dy it most Irom to the grow&
Mr. Yardley Am 111.411 10. my it is lop-sided!
Captain 11e+ It is, and .we wing is shorter thaw the
fiber. I dare not go into en American port with such ea
.gle as that. I like my wing carved properly.
The complainant insisted that the mug was pm-
vale carved. bat 111 this he was e.mtradietrad by
soother ship'. carver, oho said it was too shorts
sad that the sew was thinner than the old one. and
sot artistically aleuhe I. rMe win; nii.,ht be mid to look
hew and independent. like the Northern states of America,
the other wee typical.
Mr. Yardley-come, we must have no politics hem;
s luck mug was it, Captaiu the starboard Or larboard
mac

I .iviain Rich--It woo the lout wing.
Mr. Vitality— The port wing. We call that the genuine
le o'. wing. 0 :mat 14,1Fister.)
.bier wane forthcr (1L..11.1i013 it woo agrend that the de-
realiut give up the new wing to Cm eoniplainant,
as the summon. vim nu thio underotanolliag
The complainant • - The wing Mu( vas to abe.
4r Vonllev That a niv olecioimo. Yee have spniledi the
wing .4 the American eagle, awl the ceptaia will not go
into port with ouch a bad apeciamia of the Regional emblem.

AN Et!: I. 1* (I IR la %TO HARVEIT.—Near Long-
Lim station, the other day, reapers might hare Tern
.11. Lowly eugaged in cottiir• down a field of beans.
In our own inclialide seigrilsiurhnal, though eel-.
tsial, in undated cases only, ungathered i.-rain still en•
roofers the field.. On the Yorkshire Wolds the harvest
not yet completed, mreral patches of grain being
"di out. Near rileilinere there a a held of grain yet
wvut• Oil the nioors, on the opposite side of the great
tile of Pickering, the bean crops are far from being
painted in, altholizh some lots have lean carried in during
the Imes, be hand, awl stacked with layers if thorns and
et' lis to admit a:r. Near Croptos, on the Irth, some oats
1"" lvd. en I were sot nearly in such bad trim as might be
tolipssed. Jasesed Moen er.
Covvurr,v —ln consmiuttioe ..f the intirmitiem of
3'40 a oostinuance of ill-health, the Right lion. Edward
dim la. sprained his intention of retiring from the
"W01e.n.4 Coventry at eh., rest general election.rTe
".h, hors. teatlernaa has represented the borough since
lab". tt...pt doting • period from to IKIO, and filled
the 'Aces of joint Saretary to the Treasury and Secretary
▪ t Ir.r. in the Grey administratioe. The name of the right
Le. ;optimum' is closely klentitied with all liberal measures.
4" is now is his 74th year. In the communication an-
•'46riali his Witestitm to retire. the right boo.ntleman
.'w—" Although it is very passible whim them crisis is
1.0.4 labedisi to a emote attack of 'null I may gain •
"lets my mud health, I feel that my constituents
r•!.iim the active services of • younger man, and 1 intesti
t"""."....it of the way a better •..latit....te at another