Now and then, of course, there may be a prisoner who knows how to file his own schedulo, and how to get leave to file it without hiring a high-priced outside as sistant to help him in tbo onerous work of not having any property, but as he can't get out to filo it, it doesn't do him much good; and, even if he could get over tho wall and break the pedestrian rocord to the insolvency department so as to get there beforo someono overtook him and hanled him back, the department in sists on u fee for impaling his documents on the office spiko and leaving them there ; and consequently ho is bowled out once more in his efforts to go broke offi cially as provided by the code of his native land. Tho debtor most likely applies, if he can raise the fees, to hire a barristerial raven to apply for him to tho Judge in Bankruptcy, and then ho learns, to his great relief, that if he can raise the fees usual in such cases he can summon his creditors to show cause why ho shouldn't bo released, and if somebody chances to send him notice when the case i 9 coming on, aud ho has the luck to get out to ascertain why ho shouldn't get out, and he can raise the ftes to pay another wool headed legal fiend to appear for him, and the other side don't manage to show cause why he should remain in, a docu ment may possibly be drawn up on pay ment of the necessary fees by which ho will be turned loose on society. In the present instance tho Judge _in Insolvency has cut the knot by ordering the release of the debtor, provided he gives his own security for £2o which he can't pay because he has tried for seven teen months to raise security for £21, and hasn't been successful to the extent of even sixpence ; and having deposited this bogus and valueless document, which isn't worth any more now than it would have been when he was first arrested the year before last, ho will be cut adrift. 