The Express. — 1859-05-31 (London, England)

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-111Ay 30. (Bin the Odd Cmaelar.)  IV 11 01  Tide care wee to-day lireaskt to a remand= by the kilted coninieskoer peonormoing an elaborate *ismer, which took him Ire me- ho hail to deliver, and 'Webbed tikes him some time torrep and to write. The la the are wee whether Mr. M.P.was • = the isaimat, es be alleged, to shoat 19,0001, m amettat al the Paris model Weis- UMW kir she worki=e, ar wbstber he wee • aided, be (Mr. Kennard) artitir ease was beim the late Mr. Commissioner end after ids death it came Odom the karma Odd , mite bad demoted peat patisme te dodders the. nkiturc=rl.lile desire. The • reviewed the entire ease, and concluded by ladles Mr. Kenaard to be a creditor of the imunjolvent, whose deka spinet Mr. Kennard he declared to be ust sad mhisial. The lossimed 'greened hie intention to publish the whole , case In • pmephird, wad sitar mying that the Mimed eonseissimer had arrived, kowtdre stoat of inftmeaden, at an mbar be had given a coudenrioas see) impromeljsitle=on to beim the maw beim mart or law or egniry, and raid he ehoakl soma day ebb! idi dela maims Mr. Kamera, the weak* si par mait, and draw to the world the *ad end and nonster whiiit he bed Went (ed. Hie Honour, who had accorded permission to the bodimmt to address him far toe minutes, deeded the insolvent entit4d to the bendlt of the act, sad ordered him -(he Wag Os tail) to be discharged forthwith. The case wee concluded at eve o'clock.  Crors-ezanined by Hepburn—You come at eleven testy Sunday morning and peach 011 one. I have remonstrated about the noise and confusion. The Sabbath Day le one of disturbance and rioting, and not one of peace to me and my neighbours. Hepburn—Am I to blame fur the distmbancea made by the teetotallers on Sunday afternoon P The volition was not .cowered. James Portub,poUce-oonetable, No. 91 K, mid that hawse celled upon to take Hepburn into custody on Sunday night between nine and tea o clock. There were about 200eens assembled. Several called out, "Take lea away." Hepburn became exceedingly violent, and said " I will not go; will are you lee, you old aesandreL" (The witness has bees thirty years and thee mouths is the lure..) Hs told Hepburn la must go away. The two am, Wi and DeWitt, came in trout of him sod saki Hepburn should not be token. Wilkinson had a bag minimising books with him. Witness was hustled, struck, and kicked. He heard Raid say, " Yon had better not take him." Several persons emplaned of Hepburn forcing himself tato the ball. Wilkinson laid his hand upon witness, and rid " You shall not take hint."  la ercertmamination by Hepburn, the witness mid that testate! lectures were delivered in the afternoon. Yon, sir, are always asking a disturbaDoe." 13pm4n, police constable 334 IL, said that Hepburn was triad and convicted lee &marbles • oongregativn la a Moe=mite chapel four years ego, and was never called up foe judgment. He had frequently seen Hepburn preaching about Monnonite chapels. He had frequen.ly area Hepburn opposite the letturn-hall, and bad observed him pointing out Whitt:ill, and calling out He I. the best of a bad lot, who ought not to be tolerived In a Christian country." Mr. Btoddart hid his clients were respcc,able men, and were in Ptalpot-street by accident. They saw the old men Hepburn ill-used, and hearing the cries of " Shame," interfered. Neither of them was in the intldel lecture-hall on Tuesday night. Mr. &Ire said Wilson, who was a mere lad, and bad better stick to his omfettionary Marines* in future, upght go. He should send the other pnwmars for trial. Mr. btoddart oftmed bail for his clients.  Mr. We said he would take ball for each of tho prisoners to appear at tbo hliddlesez &miens. Mr. Stoddart put in bad for Reid. The other prisoner*, who said they would reserve their deface, were *rot away in the prison van to the Clerkenwell Hones of Detention.  SUICIDE 0' A MEDICAL lIIIIDENT.-