The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

DEPOSITION OF SINDIAH.

"We (Madras Atherrnues) have learnt by elee-
tric telegraph from Bombay that there was a revo-
lution at Owelior on the Roth of August. The
troupe rose against Sindiah, deposed him, and placed
a descendant of Simoor ' on the musnud. It is
likewise stated that the Bhopul contingent has mu-
tinied, and deposed the Begum, but we are unable
to vouch for the accuracy of this latter report."

Dr.nu or GooLAB thxon.—Acroun 10.—With
Nord to news I have the following :--Geolab Singh
died ce the 2nd of Angina at the advanced sin of 82 or 88,
and his eon, the Nita Maharaja that wee but Pdahrejah
&mbar Singh that is do-feeto, now reigns in him staid.
The body of Use old prince was burnt in the Ratubagh, and
earns of his faith/al wins wore bent on horeoletingthem
wine on the Amara pyre, but thruugh the intwoewke of
Lieutenant H. B. Uneaten, now at Cashmere. on special
duty, and others, this was provented.—la hors Oradea

[lmportant Details of Indira Nara by this Mail mill be
band in oar tat and 1d pagas].

THE REGIUS PIOYES4IOIIIIIIIP or MEDICIIII AT
Oisoao.--it Is earreatly Wet bar Majesty bas sea-
Ilearalthe PrnkiwxsLip of Medias.. esesal by the
death el Dr. Der, on Henry K est worth Arland, NI, D., of
Christ Chard% sad All Beals canal.

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Oct. Is.
(Bidate 74. Cormaissioser Enna.)

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P;Zbeekrupt was aehoeZilter
swaktip with one Bainbridge)), in the Southwark
Yr. A. Turner opposed for the assigesea, red ecinewleci
liout the °satiate ought to be *fowl
tinged the benkrapt with contaweng debts by
freed,
Lalaf
tying his books, and nen( away with the whole of pro-
WThe debts woe upwards of 2,6001, and the edge
anly yielded 268.11 i. The bankruptcy had comma as
kager as Le~litt. Bainbridge, the other minder of
**Wel, 1.1 Onentese. Dell had beet bankrupt before, and
hadmi.lobsredl thwart the Insolvent Court, where ha was
i for Mem wren. He bed afterward. been in
hubris as a publican at the Napoleon Stores. Bainbridge,
she hairs. to hawks ebeetly bore the bankruptcy, re-
ismalledor•Delllmlimmilbisazamthation, and contradicted
the ..gent white be bed meleted to the court. Dell at
bet elided hie dewlap et 1081., sad those of Bainbridge
1,2001. It now appeand that Dere led been upwards of
Mt, and that elm be cemematil the bashes' in South-
wark-bridge-re* he was tiesheat to the amount of 6001, or
6001. Ho had gone on pezebelargely on credit, and
"lbjmingladaVireCabriZ Dail bYdlirlinice. Shortly
Royal British Beak ~ whisk steed to the credito
of their
account. Mee of this money had he.. applied to trade pur-
_ _

lir. White, foremen to the benleupt, was examined to
prove that goods were sold at a lora, beim the bankruptcy,
cbieffri to Mr. Swift, of Hatton-garden. After Bainbridge
Dell told him that he bad gone "among the blacks!" by
which ha understood that ha had gone either to AMAIN or
New Zeeland. (Laughter.) A lot of doeskins and melt-
mares, received in July, which should have been used for
were sent away the next day.
Mr.iohn Smith, warehouseman, of Bow.churcbyard, bad
supplied 1,33 W. worth of goods to the bankrupts in the tour
months preceding the bankruptcy. In Jultfuhe had sat is
1101. watt of doeskins and ceribmcrce. Mate goods had
been acid to one Hart, in Houndsditcb, for .)
Rh Bailout observed incidentally that ha had only 'Bowed
the bankrupt to piss became he thought it would be a waste
of expense to idioms the bankrupt ; for by a late dsoislise of
the Court of Appal it smeared that they would pan any-
body.
lir. Lawns.* on the part of the bankrupt, admitted the
charge of reckleis sad improvident trading. but dialed that
the awe came within any of the penal motions. The teak-
rapt and his partner had bees • long time before the court,
every lapsible inquiry had been made; and the court had
been satisfied that there Ina no concealment of property.
His Roam" mid be had only pried the examinatien OS
the ground above stated, that the Court of Appeal hod
passed as ezatolaation„ as it appeared to him, contrary fa all

hir.lowrance err added that his Honour would not
have parr the exandnatien had he thought that there bad
been any concealment of property.
The Commiratoner—l am sorry to say, Mr. !airtime,
this is the worst ere I bare arts had hare. The beak-
^Vl began briars when he wee wholly Insolvent; be sold
the good" which he had purebred at a great kos. But what
weighs with me more than anything Is, that he Bias hie
baleen-sheet while Bainbridge Is sway, and charges hits
with taking a large enm sway with him, the fact being that
he (Dell) sweated to cheat his creditors to that amount. Be
swore to the truth of those account' at that time ; he has
Leen examined Once, and has sworn in direct contradiction—
s most ing. It is not necinieary for roe to
allude to ether of the case. On those ground" I
refer the retreat. altogether.
Mr. Lawrence—Your Honour will give protection for •
limited period ?
The rnisser—Yee, for twenty-one days.