The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-20 00:00:00

kaawlaJp of this torte allasisd is t►. pleas, sod tbat
he was Induced to Ultra tie bill by Mr. Babhila's letter to
liaaalsert. _ _

C. Z. Berry Beldwia—l am 26 yew of age, wad in 1849
was a Hear seat ia the Rifle be Bane, 1 was Ie Laotian on
leave of &basin I know Lemma' Hem, the defendant,
who b, lospd te the 69th. The bill produced was drawn ty
me and accepted by Evans. I huts sat Reuben. I gat
orquints4 .Ith Ida at • sponiarbosse la dersaysaaresh
I bad karma his about a week beton tie bill was draws.
Iliad applied toolbar moons a set It disseauted. I mea-
dow! amaally M Rambart that I wasted a bill dissociated,
and he volansered to get ft done few me by a 'rind la
flegeshairest, sad that he sboalt give me NU tor the 2001.
Wad Inst. 04 that ammuce Igm him the bill. • I never
menet • hrthia/ kr it. Tim interview wok pine in no
Tad wine sum, 124, Jermyustreer. I wrote that letter to
the climates of Humbert, while I was wader the Milano,
of liquor. He was not Witted with the lean, and after•
wards dictitet a posteriet: Hs appointed to meet me there
oa the fallowing day, at two o'cluok. I what then at the
time named, bat mid not fled him. Two months ego I
saw bias, bat that was after the bll bemuse one. Then
was no sosoant Imams as Humbert said I owed him
, mosey fora bet ea the Knight of Avenel and Harding, at
' Newmarket I swear I sever made soy bet with him.
Cron emulated—Lint. Evans was in town what the bill
was drawn. We wanted to rain 2001.—oseh to have 1001.
TM bill had bees drawn !boat four days whoa Heathen
got it. Two days before that I applied to Mr. Whitehead,
of Boyle-ettvee Ifavillierow, to discount the bill; but she
beard that I was assixdated with Humbert, he refused to
have anything to do with it. The boas. la Jena's-tenet is
not a gent as how, bat when as ge te bet. It is kept
by a man anted Thorpe. Loon woman are showed to
omit and drink at tits bar. I had been in the habit of
going there for about two mouths. ' I west very din. I
was in the habit of meeting Humbert, • man named Milts*,
sad bovetal other person. It Is am enedy • serum or
low public hoary. I ban flayed at hasort win Hubert
at this house. They always tried to get ma to ploy there.
(Leughter.) I never weft a copper there is my life. I
wee in • state of 'maculation* when I wrote the letter to
Humbert's dictation. It was about fln o'alock in the after
we. 1 am not now in the Bite brigade.
Mr. Mania—Yoe wrote that letter deliberately, knowing
that the statemaists it entaimod were fain ?
Witasee—l did.
Mr. Berea Alderson—A man eau hardly be said to writs
deliberately who !wean that be was drank.

Cressesialsatos ootttlatted—Nut a syllable wes aid
about the bet said to be due to Humbert avail I called the
out dlif. I think I heard o it from Thorpe. ♦ betties-
book was headed to me. When I applied for the a•isq I
was told Met I had lost it la a bet to Humbert. I *lab It
was the man Milton who said so.

W. Ratter, landlord of the home, 3, Nerevetreet. Soho.
equate, proved that a yeas eased Limbers teak lodpiope so
Oa
house oe the 13th of Mare/. awl remained till the 26th
or 27th of the muse secetk.
Tele wee A. defendaat's rase.

Mr. Martin then replied, and in the course of his address
to the jury he cerrreted a misstatement made on the other
side that the plaintiff was the owner of the famous Bone,
Reusing Belo. Ile (Mr. Martin) was engaged on that
via), and he Gould assure his learned friend that the owner ut
Running Rein was not th. plaintiff in the present use.
Mr. Baron Alderson—l tried that CIIII9P, and I have no
recollecticia of the plaintiff's name in noneexioe with it.
Mr. Martin said it was well known that the owner of
Running Rein wee GOOdISIA
The learned DMZ having summed up,
The jut y returned • verdict to the plaintiff for the am :ant
eleimed, adding that they were of opinion that the hill had
been framiuleatly obtained by Humbert from Mr. Baldwin.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERDAT.
Boots run Cierzr Oannamossa.
IN Tilt MAIM or CHAZLIIII LODIBIL—.LAMX 80CIITIOS.
. .

This insolvent, a coal dasher, applied to be discharged.
He had been connected with two other mums in peeing
wormy from a Man society, and it was elicited from him that
ell three—the borrower and the two sareilse—wereia prison
at the suit of the society.
Chief Commitsioner.—And titbly you all deserve it. A
Met men like you, who cannot pay your owe debts, ge.tinp
money ia this way. I know these socieths charge a goad
iatarist, but you must all have know,, that ynu could not
pay the money, and you ars now all three in prison.
The insolvent acknowledged that such was the fact. He
had been In prison from January.
His Honour hoped that the insolvent, and others from
him, would learn a Imola tun his experience. He was
dixtiarged.