The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-04 00:00:00

IN 'RI EDUARD HO L[.

Tire haskrepr apPliell r; ei:.“iiiiert... Ile ha.l CDITiI,I
es hariar• ma • staaafeeturmscheraat at Bow.e.aurnoo.
Mr. niamia app. arml f”r the ammgaret. Mr. Linklater
the huirtipt.
IL'lrWilbalarap.eheet, prepared by Mr. George Butler, coo-
means ea the lad el .1 I. aad MAI the 191 b .1
a kielest. IMO. sad inbilibe followieg regale :
T.. creditors, red Mabel' s' . .. , C 10.210 18 5
T.. mils . 1.808 5 1
T.. earplee, La Jaresery, KO ... .... . 578 lb 8

112,905 19 2

fly taropetit t..wpsesawlws manor 2,734 10 3
Ity aster...at-Anal Inds spasm 3,010 6 9
HV 11.*••••
&amts. «ilium
It. '1A1.8111444

MOOS 19 2
r.• W. 1.1 on opposition.
Mr. LiiikLiter, on behalf of the bankrupt, urged that
h..rr 1144 been a great low on realisation owing to the pe-
Aar character of the stock.
ills Honour muted a second rive certificate.
ix Hr. JAIIIN HERMIT NMITH.
The lankrupt .aa • tanner. of Wyld'areata, Brimmed-
trading under the firm of J. Herbert Smith and Co."
we bas obtained some notoriety from the bankrupt's
.nene.ion with the great home of "Striatfeild and Co."
This was the adjourned examiastion meet*. 'The accounts
have alresd been published at length • the general result is
se inde o 121,M00f. (of which 94,338 f. Is due to
Ntrestf..dd sad Co. as the bankrupt's acceptances),
anal liabilities of 95,3771. The meets already in
bard masa% to 51,450 f., sad a further sum is
expected to be realiaed. A dividend of •/s. Ga 4 in the pound
win probably be declared at the dividend sitting on Wed.
araday amt.
Mr. Clarke, foe the minimum. and Mr. Linklater. for the
bankrupt, agreed on • short adjournment for ague alters-
tea in the accounts.

Mr. Clarke stated that there was a discrepancy of 1,0001,
between the banker's passbook and the bankrupt's own
amount with his bankers, awl the ansignees were desirous
that this should be cleared up.
Mr. Linklater urged that this was oo sufficient ground for
adjournment. The hanker's pus-book was not a fund*.
mental book. The bankrupt's accounts had been
most accurately kept,and were vouched to within
411. It wan remarkable that the discrepancy was in favour
of the bank- the National Bank stating that they had a
balance of 1,4001. more than was claimed against them.
mu other aromas, however, the bankrupt being desirous
that the fullest inquiry should take place, he would consent
to an adjournment.
Adjourned to February 7, with a continuance of the
allowance.

IN RE J. 111011 AR.

fbe bankrupt, a builder, of Abingdon, applied for his cer-
tificate. There was no opposition.
Mr. Bagley, for Qs bankrupt, stated that be had been in
liminess twenty..foor peen. His failure had resulted from
the late strike in the trod% whereby be hadtvee
prevented from cony* eat anteacta for the erection of
two churches soda banns,
Hui Honour panted a dam sortificate.
First clam certificates wire alma granted to H. H. Horgan,
confectioner, ()shed, and J. Casper, fatahar, Great Yar-
mouth.

TEI POLICI tX)UBT&
am DAY.)

MAMOMOI7OII-STREET.
tdoeurnwe AT A JEW, ELLIN'S.
Streit Pitied end Perot Law, two respectably-attired
Peer hatters charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with
✓ealleg a tad tuniuolse nog. flee property of Mr.
nom D. jeweller, 131,00m1-street.
Wm. Water% &war le Mr. Perry, said—Yesterday
aftemeee, shoat a quarter Wore four, the primers came
iota the shop while I was serving a customer. They were
eroded to by a feemie till I had revved the comiceiter.
They mid they wasted • linger ring. After they had looked
at a tray of reap a ghat time I mimed case fives the tray,
and they thee said seas would exit them, sad thew were
abed le learn, bat I maid then back sad told than 1
rad • di* Ravin leld . Perry of it he ordered re
to MA • eterlable, sad II doss Preemies rid they base
bathing al M. The edge a the gee 11. 17e. At
the 'Wes, alb, the pelsoners dwelled, sad
lakes hem the ilea Ie be errebed, the etridabie meergmo-
** Alltedig ea de deer et the ark rhiel• es b
Peed op by doh I lerad be dr Wig Flag, though
it drueged. Oa We beiag told to the prisoners they
▪ &NW Intowiedge el the riag.
The mmulthie whet leek the primary into custody said
moth* err has.. of them.
The privates and they were willing to pay for the ring if
prosecutor would take the weary.
Mr Perry mid he had ascertained they had been into
&anther jeweller's before cooing to him.
The premiere eapreesiag a wadi to have the case settled
at once
Mr Tirrwhitt committed them for three mouths each
•itt hard tabour.
WANDSWORTH.

A but. mated Jnta Magi: was' brTassit before Mr.
ter
Li.ma. charted with alien a peat thoroughfare,
ruboo-mastable Bynum doled lard OD SW previous dear.
boos ho eaw a ommbor d Mr Adige la Battentaequare.
He cootkaod thew and loan it woo of so avail, be eight
the priebrorr, aad took him iota oastady.
Mr. latyrosa-Oo what part of tae thoroughfam were
tbg slabs.
Coassablo- Upon this carriage-way, air.
Mr. layman -What have yam to my, boy
Pramer -I am eery sorry, dr. I mw some more boys
diet. aad I did the maw.
Mr. DA ems- la is very dangerous to alijs about tbs.
tsar wgNaree, IM4 rely to bones but to ransom paring.
If !no want to alida, vas moat go clambers. This time
yuo are Good a hallmosra.

t'sirseftlts sumtnitothi *Mon) liters is s sere sic*
plant to elute is Hattessas.pszk. The 'waxiest* frosos.
)Ire Da I should hays thought Uwe was DO chef •
alt) m Adis g to slide. The difficulty is to had
Oar', Oct w where you casco' slide.
Tta its* was pas&

pr.prietrom of the Cali; Ie Regence vriahev
t...tet. that the .•trcumstancss detailed is our Marl•
t+re,,,th•etreet policy report. yeetenlay. did sot. u way
mated. take piece at her estabbaliment, but at soother cult
in the vreighhourhood.
Pritate letters received at Chatham from the
%molten' of Roy■l Marines anteing is Clues report both
..Meen and men In he in excellent health, the daily average
.4 whew.. beim/ worry anal. At the date of the last mad
Site Ranee. were jot' retries from the city of Pelin, and
• nom, &Iry to Hoeg Xoss. when it was 'specie.,
the. would immediately embark for Es lead, is whieh
Case they may he expected to arrive borne about the middle
o•f the sommer.

110.11.10 •ATI. IN oi Co N YO, • ATION.-(rni DAY.)—
T,r. rooming the courocatiou of the prelates sod :=
the proem., of flitter true prorogued in the .f
4 hurober. Meetinissier, by Dr. Travers Totes, the vtoer-
Pu of the proeiank nadir a commission from hie Grace
the Leel Archbishop of Canterbury, pursuant to the royal
writ, nut!! Wedwewlee, the tith of February. Mr. F. H.
ber Majesty's proctor, having roc.l the schedule of
Phropt:or, the pruceedibpl were Iwtrigitt to a close.

On the other aide of the Atlantic the Americana
are observing to-day, the 4th of January, as • day of humi-
liation and prayer in the extreme peril at the state.
l'sx or CoNSECRATED CHURCHES IY INDIA.—In
ladia a government circular has been issued, directing that
the churches at the various stations in India may be used
by chaplains of the church of Scotland, with the consent of
the bishop and English chaplains. The new Bishop of
Calcutta, in • pastoral circular, states that the point
has been laid before the highest ecclesiastical and
legal authorities in England. Dr. Lushingtuu's opi.
'ion is to the effect, that in England • come-
'
anted church cannot be used for any service but
that of the church of England. But the ecclesiastical law
of England. ears as to particular portions, has not been
introduced into Italia. 'So the bishop, with the conzur.
moos of the government, grants the eoncessiou u " a rm-
. seeable act of kindness and courtesy to the reformed
church tithe sister kingdom of Scotland, established and
• by the tgueen as much as our own, sad embracing
airarlsritmlx-r of her bravest soldiers who must otherwise
worship in a barrack or in the open sir."
NEM OPERA HOUSE TOR PARIS.—The 3fonitene
publishes a plan of the site of the new Opera House, which
differs from all those yet issued, together with • notice that !
the walk is thrown open to public competition. The lyric
theatre is to stand in the midst of a large space, and will
hal'o nu building within CO feet of any portion of it. Its
favade will be in view of the Boulevard. and at not more
than 50 or 60 yards' distance. The theatre is to contain
from 1,800 to 2,0(0 persons ; the length frAn the back of
the boxes to the proscroiniu to be about tiO feet. The stage
ic to be capable of holding about 400 persons' its width 45
feet, and its depth 101. The total length of the building—
which is to include not only the theatre, but all its acres-
sorim—is to be 490 feet by 2.-14. The grand hotel of tlie
Opera is to be built between the new theatre and the Boule.
ward • ft will cover about 8,000 square yards of ground, mid
contain 600 bedrooms, besides saloons, dins -rooms, and
eve other feature of an hotel. A siirailar building is now
completed, as regards the shell of the con.truction.
on the Boulevard de Sinnotopol. This latter is to be called
the Grand Hotel do Commerce, and the two will be
faxsid-
able rivals to the Hotel du Louvre.