The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-24 00:00:00

US Lai NAB IND LOU Ol 01 ?HU E Lir It.) 4 r lINDUAL-UN. ADJOURNED INOURIPT.—CH A ROR OF ARSON. Yesterday swain. Mr. W. Baker, the yammer, same" the Wird* et the Priem eahe Term, eteeeirrelt, gr t im.M n reopteff the death. of JAB 11•441, seed Mt, Asa blitheaf. vet 411, eat 3•116 Mute Masi; mewl ponied is dr es Ire ea pewit, 4 Mr. Wimes. 411‘ triage ekaaskereser, of Re. A. Aseher-efeer6 seer the tertesnoe of the Redeem bere Iheeeikel . T. A. Miele allieAel he the Liverpool sad Webs leaner Me. Me. deem bribbresd, the reperhermiat dr Lewis Aso ;Hr. Lev*, dr eeereemp of tha Repel Reithey Re the Teeteettne of Lase hem The ; Imarer Deady. et dr I enin a. inn b iittni math the ma. Mt. C. Mdra waded for Its. Mamma The falberliyeddlleed orldiate Wired Mr. flume 1. Chtl4ll=bst•eurdete le the work here el th‘t he led made • w or k s -t a r=mee milF , the hedles, trleoh were bee al= mei &mem The dremed died tram embysts, eared by seemelea bemleg. . . Matte Snow. M. Asinie-eraeA neon messed s piny of lonweregli ihe beeetheli aed wooed nepsty d Mwsess. tete wee Wined br 1110 al= Of 3001 Tb. • did , piths One pea we her property. Mr. Menses per hie the pin As wen these ileye dew it woe lien at. Y bonen Tyner mein es Wpm eight with my Hn. eress), le peeved to No. Jim st. dlinbir's- (Mw of ny brother. I sow Mn. Mimes ea the sine serthles d T eche*. She was thee la d wiled me te mkt Ins *patens en ber d e ry the tehylinnespan wlth s swithtible wen. ken. The ensile nee indeed ken the One is.. en the Ad; of Mr. Ithenen's Pan Mn. Harms semi te Odestd l . l 4 " I .roast kW nth bin Mr. Inn= has net Mend se kid is Ms Z. =Wipe rhea etheno I 02 mo W tin asesy. There wee se thew ef In hen the comerew et no gook Timm wee • preen one the nrithinelf la the Wan ea menet premise la ePm nee Ss uthlww, s lop Inelly espy he TM hens nen pissed then =IN they woe is it as. Mg. Menne money irk la beiniosi the hem wine p. sionly So the *sin Then wore se mei ef Waite la the winner. Wire I hilit Os pew nine as eight e'en* I Mewl the pm Is the bell now. was a Me ne le the pre Is the ben =. Thin was a alb thee la the he thew el dr Winn. Men Ihe Mr. 's dense lthe my Peek sedigneed then the leer on gem, es I agesed thet Hams epee wadi rm. I weal Ye Mienenre ship it at ridesh, see of nett`. el nip ogee see. Mr. Erma win bead. end the say nub thelled, sod he les deem se In. ewe. lea met anier led be as deenpd, het, is Ile , I Were he nen wise be was nowt. Howe as, a het met pawl, deign. He Or ewer Ihnens/r as fre hp ne beam Wins= laid lientee ewer nil the she world nip lass babe the wan hen ibe lemma sew re*te the Oenser. einem ail the denend poem *Me ea psi Nene at the Noe of en ere, a s the as. led Mr. Menthe thanes era ems. Am Ptak's" seism Is Ma Nees A. law ellims), um mei said. end sekl-1 he the bows of Mr. Hammes the Wight bare the fro, sibililist 10 o'clock. Then was eri7 wow Pell* %ming it thet tithe. It wee la the bill" Mid we weedy Wiegelebed_ Then wen so ten. bud* neledele a the maiski4l4ll, bet then wen the ppe plan. with Ilmess, thel they were alas heir Sin no winner. This nee was at ths leek pert el the beene, led the apertnede were la th e weed nen. nth I Yee we Insernige of Mr. Harresabartsg remoed s swede. Ann ewe weds nth Mr. Heneen. wife v flan. lee thew car men WIN mis, Howl Fritts, no, heit the wed= were brought spin shall, attoman, hems* the del totems thaw bell ben essidectorily =lsnot Mn. Metnlf did as pee tbesenk the ostler ben her awn been to Mrs. Brows • reeneen es the sips bine the In. The Mende were wary east pray eni 1 b.w of so ill = banns then ant Mr. Noma I awe bend say Emma Mein this, sod dm dews wormed a Irleediy Thome Cds the ethreagbate of the Wethartheet Zigherehatim, wee treaes and amid est he had made as esemtheilea of the remins et Wideman sine the lbs a is be wee of orient th at the limme Int non out is the . Beth" the be-amegwass ism dhoreditch, mow am riot is Bann the nen tied the en- maga le the gam *rendre He bed thugs tithe letter machine, mei is mot gorse Mtn Lune width van lesulag from the fogad it imptacumbie to piece the nun agelset w th t =ag de enteral' pared through No. 38 cm re the nor, and got into the attic by the endow, le men Cele, the twiner, who am thee Se cherp of the decemed war us die aneed dem Jam Fiat, • watcLaum. ..id—Oat Saturday waft km, at stout Ora o'clock, 1 was passing the kat at the =I sew tastes rasa from Ur upper part et this Mr. Hamm. *op. I went to the back d Hs bow" sad saw Hr. Hamra, who was railed, sad es elaismd, " Where is my bull-dog." I waisted Ms. Bar. ama one tba wall of um yard. Hs rearnad lath the deg la his arms. Tbor animal was afterwards loosened, and as "g. lib. Hama was not sober. ames Adams, a Soared victualler, and landked of the Three Compare pablicthsass, Anchor-Oast, was that called by the ma of the re of tha dethasal tun Metcalf. He rid—Mr. Harman, at Saturday morstag lam : about • quarter-peat 12, came ate my pealour sad aged kg • laddr, as ha wired al go to bad. I told my prates to take the adder trith Hr. Hansa, and brag it hark again. The potting' mare I with the ladder, accompanied by Mr. Her maa, who said, " 1 am s Masi man, sad I MVO bsm rabid of enwythiag I powered. 1 hare a groat dad to cot my throat." He took up • knife from my table, sad put it Kam his throat, but ha did sot larm himself. He mar. ' My ads has robbed ma, sad 1 am a ruined man." Mr. Haman, at half-past one o'clock, took • tea raising two quarts of hell-sadthalf away from my bore. He had Lea driakteg, but was capable of taking are of himself. Hr. Hama aka my am sad others to accompany hint to his ntsidemos, bat all apelimed, r try wen going bore to hed. I took the kaida trees Mr. Hanna. The Carom ;aid he we* of erialou that the me amid truly be poled, laminated by Wag sent to assets*? *Maui ..ad the inquiry wee adjourned. The Coroner this Mied is the nos of the cleoeusti taws (Metcalf), and, after • short comaltattos, Mr. Harass was gem tato the e . rosody of leepester Deady. who hamediaady mamma the accused la • cab as the Lewes-rtreet melee MUM, Uoodiase-6.W., when be we clurged with mil tally mitee decin Ire t eased ro psi... o hie w psi... whereby t lb. lives of the thr wee merificed. Tits prisoner he talus before th• sting magistrate at Arttonr-...n, &garb Ws (Thursday) moralag, to rem the ?Urge of arra The laquist wee Shia lonia, adjourned for addiboaal lattlusay. Surma or Fam, 7711 Acron.—Yroterday wrens( ler. Ctrs* ,111 e. willows es sa actor . galactic el • watary ay. issegyad Ids Mb by rattling Inai Avast eith a now. lie Yid less paildiag saint very lately Is Latsbstb, art reneged taw asp ago in • mall roffeeltsisse is ItsYgyssesisst, Parliusest-strw. Hs woo awy diamssissess. Finaim. MATE Or •Bo Ot t Saturday rw bee wise *Flag ear • Irebda, 14, Low bre reabbeerbeel et Orearwar. Tie stresrlel k Idt• re ea • rod rib re are. sod was talarg are 'dm= el ma& Or tithe rye, Alesseer Ifeeta, mbar ears yews el aim, w e b by_tbs mar ups lbe a s el am Be Imberlr =le the ma The weft by lie body amid twine nob et Gam obi& - 11 ,6,0 •101 tb , ilLmoth 116 wars arriere the agethed vadeser. rase rMr art AMA the by we an N by enseel puede der lbe ar. It wr 1511 ereembeeN idler Yr, ead they weished the elber et the re wril iga t zd aterny eitarre dr pow byealai beer eerie. bat ble boar were le arm& WING IN radar wee of the eerier dr erhal Nde Ina mod rad her pariettemd brad Ira 11,11 de lormaire beg Sae led• IN. Duni or Too CELSZILiTSD Din " WOOD. sum."—The sea et kr IllaSe ileafisaaas ea Tanis IMO iablipina. alms • MI tadeslass it Raw et Ss wet esseemea lees sad Ss aolgliisaa. look doe asead el Ss Ass fres Tibbs. sod Low Tbr eshaseild d. er " Weidman" mast ass la tbe Illeoiluo of 1b0rwr4•46•41/1. &so saes • eta, sal IsseyemanrStsaillealisdm.was sat aassely Nis 011 bis vas amasol ea dr& OPEIUTSO.I MI as Etwitetre,—Dusiter the late te hell st Wombwell's the slerbast .Clab owhoweei ma opmehm No souls, sod meswei ammo • sism omasesmited semi. Yee twelso Ohm meoft , • Mimeo bed bleb plimbe Matey' • It pow, red pew. wee ro. lam mis bops to doubt obsess Ur Ms we se el zm,tuf Ow %am , so s ow, r bs ths=sor of Ilbe Ohm Clubby eleberd, lest bi• plod biz mit lour) " • world w Ude' Tbo of mObiby, - who\ bit ore bit eolod. Brow to lbe • sottbsey, blush mist ambow thetemem la Cabby Awdeed the by wield seem be tbe ash tegemehellve st ▪ tbehm. Moue el Mr um 041, let the Mom mho &Mud sdrestems. Nailed ebbs we mewl la ; bit, =I N madam mei wheat Ile /weft meld est pawed is demo bear, at eke tubes obi. Usk Ned air Mops led ambollatie, bet W volt Se us awing to here seesons Is do knife wltb oath • /Wet. Sub wet tbs meta et miters otos Clubby peed we bit brould AM; r It wee sempossd. taw Huh hie. HI fried', es • Ime imouse,segbed Mam of ass Mummeo, • yds. Wahl toMPle, Ws. 'rem 11. Hy.* Jas. Ws. Bpi west, ow, wad belay sessisoi to um the treat lbw opmetioa was pordormod • lbw bus ohm the hir, sad lestod tee bum Cheek emdmewleg oda sub Ihrtitii• sad msed are as mold slay be drlwd hem • omosiseseme et Ito sidest. The Masser, ohm temsmA weighed alt!eOw/VW% mid am of the Lys bed to b• set WA lo • hot doom the WO. The me.* • proud eadomoly suomehL Imre hub bells* luau:wed he impserrfai built till the biter sod d liotembw, eN.. eh. Hods pse ummeod paha tkly seetwed, mot mesh's et teliambes es beluga is ems teal the inn I. Ids limb. Wawa W sod Co., me ohm list herd MMus bit mugs@ sad pod holm wt.* tbs tate et guessi eheielee.—Bowoo Cuomo Alsroh. THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1857. The jury expeamtd a hove to hare the lstter which Mr. Evens wrote to his wile at the time of the separation. Lord Campbell laid be had not taken any notice of that letter, as the terms on which they parted did not seem to him material in regard to what followed afterwards between the defendant and bin. Enna; but they were quits right la asking for that ire any other document which they might themselvee consider materisl. The jury then retired at twenty-five minutes past three. Sly.rtly afterwards the foreman returned and asked Lord Campbell whether he had written the questions imply for their guidance as to the material points, or whether he wished them to answer each question P Lord Campbell thought it would be more satisfactory and proper to give an =ewer to each of the six. The Foremen—Absolutely. Lad Campbell—l think the or.. cannot be properly dis posed of mks. you do so. The Foreman then retired. aaITIMN 111.111 I,IOIIICUTIOK. During the ahem* of the jury Lord Campbell intimated to thi by that In Um oafs et the prosecution against the director at the Royal Edda Beak, he had fixed the trial to begin on the bet ley oldie sitting after Hilary Term. Mr. E. lames said that would be tray camvanient. Mr. E. June. than handed up to his lordship a telegram, which ha observed wee of considerable importance and interest. having reed the document, rid, as It rave important public information, he would request the racier to read it kw the berth of the ponces present. Mr. Campbell, the associate, then read. In set mnphstk =mar, the telegram announcing the relief of Locknow by Ries Colin Campbell. It was received with two loud burets of applause by the spectators, the court at the time being densely crowded in anticipation of the verdkt in the pre ceding owe being retuned every minute. Lord Campbell rid he found no fault with that ebullition of joy at the happy news which bad thus been reelved, but he trusted that now all perces would loaded theresime with the propriety which • court of jerks repro& Biker wee rat lareedieedy Awned. _ _ _ - - Lad Campbell wasehml ea the bora a torildroblo tiro w la( he tie Mara dM. Ivy, 101 dra Nord W ate ream At • quesisr ix be aum loto mark sad mkt be hid • memo ury, Maths thee were moaned tlll l aterw :odd sot epee. if dry After a Wasked if both Mr mimed that tinsels, (ho • mewed he Use Wham) Ira quits oft teat so leave the matter to Ida kedship. Mr. Newham Oa the Aimee of Mr. IllerWmt Byles, who lad the ore he the preewmika) mid be wee wet wadocored to mewl. — The jar, WO', them ore kw by the dinettes of Lad Campbell, Ind ems his camt et cis o'clock. His Lardebdp 'aphasia to am that he had bard the elm vendor be arbor to &add "main theta with teshidesildet. Ifthey weed in labag them la the amain that woad a anklet of bee Mt If they agreed la Wag them all in the of - that tread be a wank* of gulky, because k would elsseb fibOW that the arignmeat of perjury Wm *mask If they bad mom of than la tbe idlemmtive sad alum to the nerreaus, they nomad tell kit so. The Formasa—We hare emadated lbws makers ow, my lord, sad ors cannot agree. t4oond Jurar—We masa agree upon say sae of the questions la the alllnosties, bat we boys hood two of than m to negate*. Lord Campbell—cats you are all agreed upca Qs dif feat questions, I moat and you back. Another Juror wished to be furnished with the Indictment. Lord Campbell—You may have 11, but I 'Mak it will rather embarrass than amid you. I should love thought 1.1 intelligent gentlemen would have led so difficahr fa coming to a derision on the via plain gummier of het wh tah I have submitted to you. His lordship haring re-read the q ' said they mom sante whether the defendant ins guilty of ving mom falsely in regard to say or ell of these matters. _ _ A uro r—lf Eve scree, my lord, to any one of these pro politicos. what will be the effect Lord Campbell If ou agree to any one of them, then that would be • ma assignment of perjury. The jury again withdrew, taking with this. the dorsi tkes as to the conversation at the club. Aker they hod been absent an hoar, Lord Campbell came again upon the beech, sod elated that he tad received a communication bon the Jury to this effect "My Lod,—Ws esanot agree is the silearlin any anti of the sin questions submitted to ma Oa the gee ral question, whether the verdict shall be kr the wows or the defendant, we are about equally divided, and there is little or no probability of our sgreeleg." Under these ebtuntabances (continued hie lordelup) I, of my own authority, &amp the jury. Demonierstione of applause followed this sasessemmet. Lord Campbell observed that the came would be tried by another jury, • bo, he hoped, would be nuanintona one way or the other. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dsc. 23. (Belore the Chief Contakebeer.) IN Al JONA LILLY. Thle case came Ware the court to »Mon to the oonduct of the • the itiaoirsst bed employed, Mr. Henry Edward B. O of 28, ileziasiall-etzeet, sad that of lie diet, Mr. Robert . Bargoal appeared far the lasolviut, who was die charged in August, amid Mr. Dowse kw Mr. Odin Revival aißdavite were na ft appeared that 221. 10e. had bees ebtsiaed es among of the case, and of that sum 71. was la respect to the liroket of the coast. The Chid Canadmicam said the case wee a plata cae, and without totes isle the ease it was only saceseery to raw to the cam of 7/., which me pt ca =oast of s broke . of the court, ea It was Wept'. AA to the 71., it was obtained under false protean& Oa that ground whim Mr. Wes war Mr. Drew world a allowail Author to prattles of to hen ear lbw' to do with the wort. Order woordlagl7: (Bakes Mr. Conunksioner Murphy.) Mr. A. R. Clerk and Mr. Harlot conducted the lemma don. A. Monerielf, W. Oloag A. D. Pettboo, and J. Mum &qrs., slimmed as manafor the pr immet There was a large number of witnesses examined for the prosecution, and from the evidence given it appeared that the prisoner had lodged with a married sister of the de osseed, a Mrs. Wateoe, who resided la the fiat beneath. On the 13th September there was a number of persons at to in the house of Mrs. Watson, who aver that at four o'clock they bad seen the deceased quite well, she having just re turned from church, and ohs was also seen as late as ten minutes to fire o'clock that dimmest, apparently in excel lent health. The prisoner was at tea is Mrs. Watson'. ; and after tea he went out for the purpose, it was believed, of going up stein to the home of Aguas Montgomery. He woe seen in her room at five o'clock by a little girl, a daughter of Me,. Watson, and sloe by another little Firl who was sent out fora bottle of beer, who found him sitting there on her return. Shortly after that time, he was observed by a man to come out of Agnes Mont gomery's and lock the door, and appeared to listen at it • short time before he went dawn The man followed him down maim the priscasr_going into a back-green. The people who had bem at Mrs. Watson's at Isa came out about that time, and noticed that he me very pale; and they 's mutted upon the circumstmos to mob other. Shortly slur this • moaning was heard upstairs; and on Mn,. Watson and a neighbour going up, It was bend Out it proceeded from the room of Agnes Montgomery. Tbcy found the door locked; but they obtained a key whit* fitted the lock from • coal cellar, and on opening the door they found the dimmed on the floor in an insensible condition and foaming at the mouth. She soon after expired, and was buried in the ordi nary coarse. But, in consequenos of statements weeder pal senor Watson's little girl, to whom it we observed the - senor paid more than ordinary attention after the death of Apes Mont , frequently taking her out with him in his walks, rt. Watson gave information to the polite on the ' 29th September. The body was exhumed on the 30th, and was found to be all black and swollen, and • post-mortem muniaation proved beyond doubt that 110190 M had been the emus of death. A bottle belonging to Thomson containing =dwas found, and he was wrested. The case was ad till the following day. considered the charge tally pro% ed, and should Age him and hie companions 6s. each fur being drunk. Police-constable Monk, C 161, was charged with perjury in giving evidence against Isabella Howard and Charlotte Stone, two girl. of the town. The accrued took the two girls into custody about two o'clock this morning with the eminence of Polio-constable C 63, and at the station-house charged them with having annoyed gentlemen in Piccadilly. The police-sergeant, C 5, shortly afterwards on going his roods, fi nding the accused drunk on his beat, caused him to be detained in the station howe. The accused was allowed to appear at this court to a m c ak cu llood, if possible, his charge against the two girls. The then swore that he had seen the girls annoy gentle men in Piccadilly, that a complaint had been made to him, and that be then called Police-constable C 63 to assist him in conveying the girls to the station-house. Police-constable C 63, when put into the witness-box, mid be wee waiting for another constable in Pfocadilly. He saw the two girls and was certain that they did not accost any gentlemen—indeed there was none at that time in Piccadilly to speak to. H. heard the accused speak to the girls, and make • very indecent remark to them. Ina minute or two afterwards the accused called him to assist in taking the girls to the stalks-house. The accused said he could bring the gentlemen who had made a complaint to him of having been annoyed by these C . He knew the gentlemen well, and had called on them A oanMabL was seat by Mr. Bastion to the address given by the sccomd, but he could not find any gentlemen there. Mr. B.adon said he wee satisfied that the seamed had given false evidence against the two girls, and he must send hem to hard labour for one month. MARYLEBONE. Yesterday, a Frenchman, aged 23,named Louis breathers, wee brought before the sitting nisgista, Mr. Bingham, 17:with hiving attempted to terminate his existence by g himself with a knife. Police-constable Duke, 266 D, deposed that at ten on the calvaz night he wee called Into the beer-belie of Mil , 86, Esii-nrest, Lismarpom, his informant telling him that a foreign gentleman there had attempted ruicide. On entering the premien he saw the prisoner in the arms of two persons; be mewed exceedingly weak and faint, and on wittier opening his shirt he observed blood flowing prettied, from wounds In his side. He (wining) told hint that be mat consider Mama! In custody, and, after carrying him to the , where his wounds were dreamed, he was re m oved to ohs-st reet Station-boom. At the diepeneery he tiled to elm& himself with his neckerchief, and at the station he made mother attempt to destroy himself by thursting his knuckles down his mock and granting hie throat with all his might. Winne. produced the implement of intended de streams alluded to; it was a dinner knife, the blade thereof being 'my sharp. A certamte wee produced describing two wound, which had been inflicted under the left breast. They were not of • igneous nature. — lt (artier that two young men, named Vickery sad Haney, were preasat whom the prieoner entered the heershop, and that they am hiss inflict the wounds after be had her supplied with • alto, of bread end a knife. H. had alleged to one of the reinsert.' that he was the brother of • mu who ten yean ago was guillotined for attempting the Meal Louie Philipps, the late King of the French, and that he could not face his country agidn, for if he were to do so he sight be made to suffer himself. The prisoner, in reply to the charge, made a determent, the purport of which was that he had met with many mis fortunes , he bad lately Vet a lawsuit, and that and other matters had preyed upon his mind. Mr. Bingham remanded him till Wednesday next. LAMBETH. Mr. Elliott requestedotu 7 r;foWeTito acknowledge the do nation of MI. to th e poor bo o y Mr. Roupell, the member for lambetb. TIIAMBB. AA. s e die, a man about 40 yew, dap, and deveribed as • general dealer in dryealtery goods, wasbrought before Mr. Selfe charged with a fraud of an extraordinary nature. Mr. Poland barrister instruted by the firm of Amory, Travers, and Smith, solicitors, Tbrogroortorestrest, stated the case for the prosecutor, who was Mr. George Borwlck, dlter, Loodca-wall, the neennfactuser of two articles'! called respeollrely " Barwick's baking powder" and " Doe- wick's egg powder." The charge .pint the prisoner was that he had been disposing of spurious powders under the names of . Barwick 's bathe powder" and " Borwick's egg powder_ ," by means of forged labels resembling those leaned by Mr. Barwick. The prisoner had defrauded, among others, Mr. Henry Emblem, corn and flour dealer, of No. 7, Bedford-place, Commercial-road East, by selling to him a pantile( the spurious powdery, wrapped up in forged printed Ybele, the exact counterpart of those used by Mr. Barwick, ! except Ms peas and adders.. The discovery of the prisoner'. imposition was made by accident. Some time in November last the prisoner waited on MOMS. Stevens end Till, printers, of Langley-place Commercial-read, and ordered a large number of labels 'to be printed, and pee to Mr. Till as a pattern two of Mr. Borwick . s labels, one relating to the baking powderand the other to the ege powder, and requested him to imitate thew ae closely as possible. The prisoner pm the name of Barwick and said he was ready woney George, and that the labels would be paid for directly they pee printed, sad left 6s. as deposit. A portion of the label. was delivered to the prisoner himself, and the remainder were tabu by the printer's boy to No. 10, Cseherlasetreet, Lissehawa, the aMme. gime by the prisoner. The boy not being able to dimover such a person as Barwick ia Calherine-street, sought out the inventor of the baking pow der and the egg powder, and delivered the labels at the manufactory of Mr. George 13orwick, in London-wall. The prosecutor we. of course "mounded when he found how closely his own labels had been imitated. Inquiries were made, and he ascertained that by means of the labels the pri soner had dispusid of his spurious and worthkes powders to spy corn and flour dealer., end represented them to have torus from the prosecutor's manufactory. The prisoner had formerly been in the employ of Mr. Stile., &temptable manufacturer of groats in Thames-street. He , was apprehended by Inspector Griffin, of the K division, , who band him engaged in the manufacture of spurious , baking powder, and dimovened in the same house large , quantriee of labels resembling those nod by Mr. Barwick, and forged labels of other manufacturers of articles sold by corn and dour dealers. The learned counsel having stated these Wig, culled the magistrate's attsatio• to the cam of ' " the Queen e. Gray and Goalie," tried before Lord Camp- ball and &jry on the 17th of May, 1867. The prisoners were charged with Imitating the labels and mark. of Memo. Samuel Alhopp and Sons,the brewers, and selling Mt purporting to have been rewed by Mews. Alleopp and Co. but which was actually brewed by the accused whoa. The prisoners were found guilty, and sentenced to • long term of imprisonment and hard labour. Now this case ran on all fours with the case of " the Queen v. Guy and Malin,' and there was no doubt, if he established the use he had set up by evidence, the prisoner must be com mitted fur trial. There was another case tried before Mr. Justice Erie, " the Queen against Duncan," where • man'. labels were imitated and a apuriou• article disposed of, and in that case the accused was found guilt] Some evidence having been produced, Mr. Sells said he should commit the prisoner for trial, and be thought the case one of so much importance that he should send it to the Central Criminal Court, where the as "(stance of one of the learned judges would be obtained. Ile ce .). thought this case ly eimilar, except In one point, to the forgery of A 's . pale ale and ds. He directed the clerk to hike the Mona, and when they were com pleted he would accept good bail. The prisoner was than committed to gaol Late 1111,114 MM. MCI? or CICIANCEOY. bomb—Debar the Ireatuateeel t., aotine, J 1 applteatif.ns nigh an WNW* to be labe.bete ere to be Node to the ri rser r erber eteibl Milleds• If.* * N ' t &nog tbr we igigly et Use mil Ambers far me aypubt. bob rtabbiee orbit TIMAIIIMIdIor bred .111 be ores re Tar--dar. lieloorder. Thereby. ear TOW to mob obi kw 11 to I. EQUITY COURTB.—Dzc. 23. (ilabre Via-Cloacalor air W. Pep Wood.) =OWN IP. TN/ Nstaorous The Vios-Chascallor give judgment In lbls cape, the ham* of which oonpMd amoral days, and hie Honour leek two boon and threw quarters to deliver his judgment. The gobbet the cam, however, may be elated in • compara tively brief caispro. In ISO, &r Richard Brown and Mr. Sprys were awned be the funaatios of • cemetery coop sz.,and they mime iato a segotiation with the Earl of nor the prim ot 2,000 berm of land ea Woking ammo br /kW/4 and thry also entered into • negotia tion with the isedk Wren Railway Company, so to W lsms on which they would coovey fared akei the brie the orrerty. Raringdome this they = sa unterer ere two or three other ✓eser r • tly they earld assollidier wir enn ei r bstaren sbe rt. Ander sen, end weed Atm who were arevaalwor to form • =, whir they direerly did bre end teristered, sad saw tho Nearepolls azi sod after much arms thole /were, es ro ernes of the com ps& aread the of Biz H. Brown and /tr. drys bat OIL, /AM is boyar to cash, 7,5001. in cheer, sad he be applied Is diecharging the claims of as dm be swears tie their error In form mmegehye ithey was sine arra to theca 410 acres W had it • Nat sr Ili as we. Before them nesotlatless were implied • twinned' ewe from W dim at whisk Lod Oaten bad by lets/ sattnd Ye the yrevidend spawn with lbws and Spry' , sad Ms. Moss, tie as Melt of Dews awl Bryn we& to Led Ovne, sYIYi int tin spry vas at Ism* oboe ben tees& sad wrens • eenhnst. w tits Melee per same op" fir bis isinishigts stgastara TIE hew have man4lbecourth • es* lbw laud Orlon, itellsing to le hi whit Ile disk and rellserlsi the parties ; eel Xr. esliatir, en big wren Os, dissinedy espellesd asniess• lt this banews, ths neystitles beaus linewstd ilasemi lepye the dhows eendstad. sad II oinalled In the the esembless et OM we skied ahem theft =dAsaad id paallonst. sot Inens sad dyrre e."l' a ms ad lards sold elainsd the laser. the at a e se is If lsz le rstelltse Ad the astsansat midi that ✓eels he the rat d W mow nes at. Imbed is S. Mir set was yawed lard ONiPli conveyed dr Ind be the compory, sr they pit re de percher wry, bee the err wer. be.. err e pardented the. wee rat with Dews. Mier. blows Med •le to compel perbarree, hat ho harm inselent or his suit Sprie losersohr brever, a d d. Th ee of =ins retard be roma wllb the snit. preset who Ili err • entrees from Spry., there upon Instinsted therwert as& Tb. Vice-Chancellor rid' Ilteasht Berm sad Spy. vats Wined to • tuindeome empineress be dr lambi they hot tam at in foreleg the =, d Is beet mind the amine with Lord an ere facie; but Imam so he did not end that the W whke ths ennpay putimed eras into their 'on through say casteset at Lard Onion with Drown and Open be skied disal• WMk bar be °sneered that Wrens Ind Spry* bad bees hardly trialed by the company, be sherd Mari IS *Mhos* orb. Mr. Daide—Will Barr see in the order that the bill is rim/ withers any pededko rare the parties who m• sr /sr desers es low ? The Vier Chascaler led it re net mud to insert each were Y the cedar, bet be did sot with his diatnimiag the bSI be mediae dr perm is say ry. COURT OF QUEEN'S SEEM—Use. 23. (Sittings at Niel . Prigs_ al_ OulipalL--lisbrs Lad special JUry.) TIR Ott,'. V. ROBINSON. At the seta, of the mart this mondeig, Mr. Setjesat lilies replied ea the part of the plaintiff. Lard Campbell then rammed ep the mamma It was a sea that mum ma. the 1111001114 manly to all who were emneeted with it, sad sashay almost es pest to the jades eadjory es to the puts. lateemted. They had to decide • rainy of questions, uppras cosilictlng testirsosy, which could la no way be ; sad they were to my whether than was My on one side or the other. The deft:edam was " for that les committed wilful sad corrupt perjury was examined as a Maar in the salaam:cal court is a divorce suit brought by Mr. Erma meant his wife. Tare were various sengements of perjury, wearste end inea.. deal, which would require thou mortal attention, AM he woad ea their opinios ervevelly on the main question as which their verdict would ultimately depend. Thom are doss, which he had redec.ed to weelsg, were them : —Flea did an illicit intercomse take plate between the defeedast and Mi. Carrington, he • fly, on the road to Charlton, in February, 1849 ; sword, did the defendant speak In the club at Cheltenham, in 1830, the words which were imputed to him respecting the marriage of Mr. Erma with Mies Carrington ; third, had the defendent • Wa ke, while Mr.. Evans was lodging in the Edgware-road, la July, 1863, fourth, did the illicit intercom... take shoe between the defeedeat and Mrs. Erase, as meted by Mn.., is august. 1833. fifth, did illicit intercourse take place between the defeeasat and Mts. Evans, on the 4th sad Sth of July, 1864, while she vs. lodging la Brymistom.strem. Lastly, did the defendant attempt to tamper with ars King, se a Mama h Amgen NM, bikes the B.t trial, es stated by her ? It would be for th e jury to mower those lumens. of fact. Happily, by the coostitutkin of this country, question. each es them, where there was conflicting testimony, wore to In decided by a jury —the beet tribunal for ouch a perpoe that ever wu invented by the wit ..f wan . and he entreated thorn, in answering those ' gamer's., to be entirely 'guided by their own opiniosa formed upon the eridence cc both side.., bearing in mind the able dw imios it had ut., and the powerful speeches they lad beard by the who ad Jammed th em. It wee not hie bait to read over the whole of the evklesee is oases tried before him, became, geserelly realties, that had • redemy Tana le prim tins to awn the jury ; hot in a reef ibis sett It rills brain May to reed MT the whelp error en to timer eft k gebeades to It, sad, ro far se he men, to mein then by my shiervetiode he might mks so Its brim an red ; bat he implored them not to be tellremi by may on of them simaratioas man. they riatkely arterni la It. Eh Iselin la procraing to der with the fit nedies, mil he sherd hare to reed, in the arm beemsr the en gem whir west to pion arse hael beeline between tho Ilelleadeat and Mee Cerritos bone hat martyr with Mr. Err. The learned mama he the dernirt, la the dissinge of his dry, obilmied to the non Ws of that enema Ile ((Ind Clatarell) Lk It Me dry, wan bartedes, to admit it • sad ea norm Ywe sits* nursed list he wee diet, horns the as- Misr ha sines is his aspirin the actinistind seen the Y siVetell say serum, ran behre at ear messiege, W hurt Ono with Mn Bran and sew sennined rabray _wllb he. Mhe ini mat se swam he then have NM bid se Wiens la eining snore of what Mr pin brag radar bergs to a seen in penal he the puree of _sieg whet ter pine 'An aerie, in therag the reisie siesirs temingsy, the dry arid en tia whit tang Mice Cartlaglin sad the arming an nee to the eaenfsp, sad whet bad has the inesense lawns the.. lib he alp thin awl err the ride aridare h astalL The. "meld beam Mrs Inedat te Ifs. Hems kr samecting that ram was as invert ki dney Imrer his wife said Mr. flainsen, hems, ft posed se the an der the daarat that thing► rare an have bra say Oben intercoura yet that he, • ruled obit Ifinfliti ffe= bit wife, kept fathasay with bar whir wee mint sabeeeeniag sad Wryer. Thorn Mr. Hers wee yeededy justitiod ia @wryly sill name M near whirr any lawairene nay taken plre berm the g The enema of Mrs King wee =meteaprma4 bat they ems May whether, me an k wee b Mrs OMNI{ In Mrs. Prim, they .term dishillege it. Is near le the ISIONTIOOIO et Bops shmerign • mast wham it the r hea' lend her has =ea Den, Ma. liver's maid, who must love knows di Mr. Behisere mamma* but she had sr less argil, sad se mow WI ler sired hr bar shy.. Tie hand Mr Elwassi 'Mame kg the notemiles. by nine, if they Mired S. idelsay bad cteely be .Mbhid, bat they weer ..elder the gent i.peehoMMy of ere of the _ ellepthise. Os the part a the dire din. Ever honed was err, and if as we to he hied as cam to the pesentles tea to Übe peen& Beth as an lie. Zoblasess, d wen knew the Mak. There 'seen as be • nodes that any set dMb sort might be dared by the pines who egerdlied it. H. hoped se sea non was paw* elierlid. The de ar of the net was try es vadat of re Ma commit led, by shikag _pm*, . Bet try would sey amber Kra. Erne wee le be believed gr set. lie wished to cost se tractile en the nary .1 Me. Carrievon ; but he =t4 it leesmeek to he lamented that he had in sllowed hie daughter to remits the company of the d. art. hen. Iran catenary rand all the' ehee whisk had been made sgedict ken. He owned h. ulmite Ins herr ',taiga of her evidence if she had "darn the Itemlisrldm which took piece at Miss Max well's sad a bee faker's heats, an were not venial or grossly eapeoper. They ent aspen le by Mrs. Griffiths end by C.a. the hars, ere seemail le hen me indassest to tslr witratb ; and If the My bellend lhas, Erse had stud as van& with taped to rive err whir se tesamaile ink raid Is sentresd; Red V BIM WY dr leruirl le issysnythieg whir east in dighisst hymn liesisparatimister est thsummentediert menery ia • ensdisiabb Apr when she tame to we awns merge. Mb lordship dies went eettpl sow as , erns. 4 the dire wart was "kw be prove r rid to ward. re Mt sad Sth of July, 1864, when It wee tot ymerthe dohal.t entamittr at Is of adultery. If are mos mealy trades., it wee for the jury to say ea whir are the heath ; tut it might be that the bares wee se dos the they end act easily fona a cosclusios, sad E ray tessonsble disk existed is their mid the raga ray wee setitkd M the benefit of that doubt; bet et the esme time ff than was no teams to doubt, the j woad 4. rob any, sad the tow wan be .mtureed. His Isdsbip them headed to the jury a paper costataing the ranee fa raw IN RI JAMBI , W. 011771Ti11.. This insolvent, who wee heard ea a former ecomices, again earns up. Mr. Woabrws appwred for Mr. Hayward. It apprized that a creditor had not boa maned with notice. The Court dinged notice, and said the Walnut might go out on ban in thalami of 100 t IX DI T. W. C. DIII/10A1.11. Thie nes a rivals meeting under the Protection Act in newt to moms furniture. It was the ant meeting under the Protection Aot of a pri vate examination. ASSIZE IIYTELLIGENCZ WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAverow, Dec. 23. Tft DOTALB lITRDER AT WAILLZIOH, ARAI BATH. ibm.. Miller, • mitersbi• looking men, ems Indicted ead es the rorooste isquirition for the rdful =wider et Mgr, et Warbigh, ea the 10th of (kiober. Mr. Tkisi the &haft proimeatii; Lad Mr. T. W. Saunders coadsoMd Tba when railed on to plead madam mower, and byrasoa Arnim of the learned judgo • plan of sot guilty To dad. She bete wore very simple. In the wares of the night =mlad oa the day in question the Weems bad mai earions aberrations of intellect. He said the Madam yam coining upon him, that ha had tune Seeing with the Indiana, and that aerie had been dieting before bu eyes. He complained that the defamed woman had eharged him with being the man who bad per petrated the Leigh Wood. snider, end made other Meta lline. Our willed there apparel to be no foundation. In the mum cif the ramming, Border and hi. wife, who were ser reads la the employ of the emse gentlemen se the Meaner, awl who heed et • cottage a abort dimmer from Urn, hear ts, ef his state, west down to inquire atm him. At the thee they en :lied, his mother had left him foe • her minutes to ge op 0b.% 'ad attend her husband (who had also been tomne), and sa the Borders knocking at the door, the ph. steer read eat epos them with a knife. He billeted a tut ht Noe throat of the woman, and another in th e abdomen of the man, from the effeets of which they both died within a rely short time. The pemoner elan cat hi. ant throat, and stabbed himself in the belly with • peaknife; but theme ;ifii , iee, though mvere, had not peere d mortal. The onl question m il ad the case mee t the stat e. eof m aid of th to s at t e time ; ees show be was harm, end tly irresponsible woe for his acts, detTiL wn. The without tation, .derritted the primate no the of tamesity, sad the prisoner waa ordered to be until her Heyesty's Osman mewling birobiroshould be kno This one concluded the basin= of the assize and of the WlSielk Circuit. GLASGOW WINTER CIRCUIT.—Dec. 22. (Baton the Lord J. M ios Clark.) TOR ZAOLEBH4II POISONINO CARS. Mai Therm, allay Prier Walker a young man sp. patently about 28, of rereetable exterior, was placed at the bar, charged with murder, as also administering em acid or other poison,slam contravention of 10th Gam prude Cep. 38, section 2, in so far es, lot, on the 13th of &reader, fa the hors in Firlsreas . amonred by Agnes Mont a reeler in a mill, new eeneemd, and residing them= feloniously administer, or oars to to erandistand or taken by her, a quaatity or quantities of peers meld or other poison, ta consersens of which ehe eillsnrards died; 9nd, in on the 26th er 38th of September, wields • hers in John-street, Glasgow, aecried by Amid. Meson, manu facturer, be, the mid John thermos, elks Peter Walker, did adinuaieter to Agnes Brahmin Of Mare, wife of AorM. Mum, a quantity of prnesie acid in whisky or liCia• ether article, with intent to murder her, and dui her griever bodily harm ; 3rd., on tbe same date, sad in the emcee hew, did reanieser, in a similar way, a quantity apse* acid to Ater. Mara, with intent to murder him, sad did him griever bodily bane. Oa the charge bang read over to him, the prieoner, in • distiact sad audible voice, said, .* Not guilty, my lord." • jwy wee the seepeimiled, mad the cue wart 10 Ma MIDDLBSEX SESSION& (Bekaa Mr. Craw T read a Bench of Magistrates at asemfastat.) SINTIXCI ON Tlll POLICEMAN BRADY. Hugh Bray, the polictrovnetable convicted on Friday bet at ea await epos Disdriela liothgen, • German, Ina brought up for poet. r. Crory said the prima hid beta convkted of one of the gratroll camas It had ewer been hls lot to try—a paver seldom cams before s,wart d tlea. It was proved, upon what be must my wee eddtaa of the cleanest character , that he had palely fruited • .unlsd wawa of rvapect.: ability while be was performing the duty of a police-mu tilate, and when he found that the husband of the female he had so insulted had taken his number, for the pur pose of reporting him to the police authorities lee his misconduct, he attacked hits with. his truncheon and committed the brutal and cowardly mauls of which ha had been convictid. Not cmly did be do tW, Mt he took him victim tato coatody, on a &sop of Ids seraultad him with • poker—s charge which he sup by porky" before the magistrate, and also at this when ha wee disbelieved by the jun who ecquitted Mr. Bathaa Feetemtrely if the ends of justice the pri mer hdleea ocavitred, end keen inquiry which had been mode sa to his intimidate it appeared that be wan sot enti tled to the rod character he hid nerved with respect to his ocindoot while Is the Crimea in the Land Transport service, for he bed bar reduced to, Collllniiiking • onus *moult. Looidag at ell the circametraces, espectially to the fact that et tbe this the primmer wee a_ maitre coetrabie, whom duty wee to_ protect the path; be het it to be his duty tom p upon him the full sentionoe the law allowed, and regretted he couicknot give sem more. The motence was, that the pri soner he kept to hard labour in the House of Correction for the pried of two yam. Mr. Vann, the solicitor for the prosecution, in the abeam of Yr. Neigh, roamed an application made on Friday by the lather gentleman for full costs, but the court decided that the weal oohs only shoold be allowed. _ _ Ames Terry, 63, pleaded guilty to an indictment preferred Wm by directios of the parochial authorities of Mary kw Mein_ g ualawfully kept and used the house, No. 46, Cpper Nortomotriet, se a brothel. He wee motiooed to four months' hard labour. Mr. Metcalfe, instructed by Mr. Randall, the parish prosecuted; Mr. Lewin appeared for the ddendant. Adteerd Eme, a Monsumeon, wee coovicted of indicting grievous bodily harm upon him wife, by cutting her heed open with a looking-Fier frame, and it was proved that he bad often Mt:rested her. -- • He was @valanced to hard labour for le calendar months. TaTiaTiletClaf;d7feWai. Drteid Zotru, 20, eras convicted of stealing a watch from the person of loam Colt, a warden of the Wenden Prison, while stand it l i n . / on the Hone Guards Parade, es bet Ka- Jolty was up to open parliament . Ile woo oestemood to four moo ' hard labour. _ _ — The Cast ore rigid w;; that of • person named Suttee, who was charged with aisaulting a gentleman named Lewis, on the =saw@ of the latter waiting upon him in reference So some legal proceedings. The facts were of no interest ea rto tha the defendant in the result was tined and dtecha+ied * Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted , Mr. Metcalfe vu for the . . Among the grand juror+ esmiened Is Nei, the reasons of their non-atiendanoe on the Ina .. t! of the swim mu Mr. John Hallett, of St. MarHA hall, who stated, in gnawer to Mr. Creasy, that he was prevented attending by having to attend to prodbmimal duties. Mr. Cressy said that really was no excuse at all ; "Zgentleman summoned might urge the same grouud. . Balkh said he was professor of music at the London taiveralty, and his attemisam here would have prevented his keit his sagagemsate there. Mr. iriay said ha, too, was • university professor, and he regretted that his Fab& duty primentel him from releasing • brother preform' Imes a line which he had incurred for not ateediag as a greed juror without Pakilllit legal taxman Mr. sash mum pay the la [The sentence on the Life Quardarean, John Scott, con victed of robbing Lieutenant the Hon. C. B. Banbury, was five yams' penal servitude, and not one year hazel labour, am stated yesterday.] THE POLICE COURT& MANISION-souse. At the conelesioW o f -theOrtilifetilTneinses of his court yesterday, The Lord Mayor rid—l wish particularly to drew the attention of the public to the subject of begging letters, one cars of which has latel mate under my notice, and I wish to warn the public set a entre which reveal. at present most extensively, ddd getting a living entirely by means of begging lettere. It is known that there are parties who live entirely by exciting the feelings of the charitable, and they frequently do this under the cloak of religion, and so make an fm=on upon the minds of pro • of • hied and gree ner 'nom, which otherwise would net do, and which leads to @militant being • often to a consider able extort. I observe that • rase cant before the Court of Exchequer yesterday in which a Mr. Woukowskt was defendant, mid I now end that this same party under • representation of great distress obtained from the then Lord Mayor, at this court, the suns of Si. on the Id of Octo ber, 18311; the Lord Mayor no doubt warmly compationat fag the nripient in his dwelt as repreeented. I ban had raany such applications made to me, to which I lame paid no sort of attention; for although I have, I treat. true feeling for real suffering and destitution, I have also, I think, some little discrimination to judging whether such representations are founded upon genuine Menet or not ; and I warn all =to whom such begging lettere may hereafter be ad • to nod them to the litecdicity Society for investiga tion and according to the result of that investigation the parties can, if charitably disposed, respond to the appeal made to them, or the Mendirity Society can act ma they think right towards the writer., if the cast be fictitious. And it should be known to the public that there are in this city many people who get a livntr solely by writing begging lettere for others, In which they p oture any scene of distress fist may t 3 requested for their customers. They charge ed. a letter, and whether it is a " broken lee a "husband killed in Italia," • "deaf and dumb "or ` idlot child," a "family of helpless orphans," or a " Mooed gentleman," that is wanted, they are quite ready to earn their money, and supply the de mand. I have myself, since my aroesstou to this chair, re tired • large number of lettere of this description, which upon examination proved to be all in one ha nd writing, and ' were no doubt the production of one of these industrious in vectors of cases of " urgent distress." I moat therefore ra• • peat my minion to the public to be careful how they respond to such appeals without proper investigation, fur by so doing they only add to the extent of en already monstrous evil, which the exercise of • little dimainaination would speedily farm. We are requested to acknowledpre the following contribu tions to the poor•box —W. Respell, Eeq. , 101. 10e.; Jury et Secondaries' Court, 1&.; " B. N." (bell note), 61. Y. Z." also sent 11. Os. for Mrs. Brodie. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Oepfaide Beinsin Bathurst, of the Royal Artillery, resid ing at de, Oren Ponland•strest, and Elle. Awn sod 6eraii iniu, two 11101114• of the town, were brought before Mr. Issairktearged with being drank and dis order ly in Union- Genet, d-ritreet. Morns, Han 173 C, gated that about twenty minutes to two yeetenlay morning he was on duty in Rond-street, when hie attestka wee attracted to a great noin of shouting, which appeared to proceed from Union•nreet. On going to the spot he saw the male defendant and the fens, who were jumping and dancing about the centre of the street me tomdd a mob of the wont of characters, who were bawl ing pat and urging them on at the top of their voices. He tried to disperse them, bat without effect, as the captain swore he would hare his spree out. Another constable then came and alter a deal of trouble the defendants were Itln the station-hoase. gallant captain protested aphid the right of the policeman interfenog with him or his amusement, and con tended that as long as be could walk upright he maid not be celled drank. Idr.leadin: rid the &deadest's ccadoet was wibireming • Fatima, sad • Ammo to t►a corps le belated to. He SWILL MOBSJIEN ON THE ZdILIT.dr. Two steady-looking respectably dressed men, con versiag together in Sloelhnene-lane, on Monday, attracted the q eye of Detective-Sergeant Manton as he was peas lag through the street about noon. The officer, for osseous beet knosta to himself, took the trouble to follow them to the Hockley Station, on the Great Western Railway, whither they proceeded on foot, chatting confidentially with each other all then). A train came up jaw as they arrived, and ob taining tickets, both of them entered a second-clam compart ment, in which there were several ladies, and returned to Birmingham. Manton travelled by the saute train, and, on meriting the Snow-hill platform, quietly handcuffed his two friends the moment they etepped out of the Carriage. Hata esti, astonished at this unceremonious treatment, they indig nantly asked the caused it; and on Manton charging them with Levitating the railway fur the purpose of committing • felony, they were more surprised than over, and declared themselves perfect stronger. to each other. On searching them the officer found on one a return ticket from liockley to Beedseley Station, the latter place being quite on the oppo site side of Birmingham. From Steelhousaelane to Hockley the distance was • mile and three-quarters, and from the same post to Bordeeley wily • mile and • quarter ; and Manton, from his knowledge of tho men, and the fact that they did so business at llockley, felt justified in taking them in charge. They were placed at the bar of the Police-court yesterday, before Mr. Rynnereley, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Winfield, and gave their names as Townsend Gifford and Alfred Nicholls, but refused to state either their addressee or ocenpation. Mr. Sill appeared to prosecute, and called Manton, who gave evidence to the above effect. In answer to further questions, the officer stated that he did not wait to see whether the prisoners would enter the Hordes's; train ; he took them into custody immediately. He could explain his reasons for doing so, but it would not be evidence. He knew the prisoners well as professional thieves and swell mobemen. They kept company with convicted thieves. Neither of them bad stopped above a month at • time in Birmingham, so they went about from town to town. Mr. Sill contend.' that the only onset:table farmers from the conduct of the prisoners was that they purposed some act of felony ; otherwise, why should they start from Birmingham to Halley, and then return by train deliberately without opeaking to anyone or doing any bun uses at Hociley ? Latterly the railway company had re. calved complainm off equent depredations committed by this clam of person. on their line. In teener to • question from the bench, Manton Paid he bad not seen the prisoners in town fee a year or eighteen months. Mr. K ynn, relay II would be rather hard to convict them on evidence of this kind, alth o ugh I have no doubt about their dander' or la• tention. Manton : Welled it a difficult matter, dr, to catch hold of these people ; the town is infested with them, and they does greet deal of mischief. Mr. Kynnereley Yea mud keep a sharp eye noon them. Manton That we do airesdy, sir ; but I am afraid we shall not be able to get them again. The prisoner. were then discharged, each of them declaring, as he left th e dock, that Mr. Manton most surely have made • mistake in supposing them to be thieve'," —itirwsiaghan Deity Avg. TO TIM IDITOR 01 TIM ►TPIR+Y. THE COUNT DEWOSZKOWSKI. Slit,—With reference to your article of this day, on the trial in the Court of Exchequer, of a potion styla i himself " Could de Woeskowsld," and the Honourable Idsr, Jones, permit me to my that though he bears a Polish same, he le not a Pole. He arrived in this country from France, me having petitioned this 61sec:talon as Charlie Woeskoweld, September, 1850, for amletance, the same wee refused oa the ground that he could not speak one word of the Polish, prove his character of • political exile. He spoke Fruick with good accent, which gave me the impression that as wee born of French parents. This information I furnished in reply to the numerous inquiries made since then about him at this association, Only a few days previous to the trial taking place, a gee. Haman, who Mated himself to have been legally connected with the suit of the Honourable Mary Jones, called at them chambers to inquire after Womtkowski, when the papers re. biting to ibia case were shown to him, and he was informel that the "Count" was not a Pole.—l am, Ste., . . C. 13ZULCZEWSKI, Polish Secretary. Literary Association of the Friends of Poland, Samoa chambers, Dnke-shest, Bt. James's, Dec. 23. AARRBI& COTTON.—LtYwook, Dic. 23. The market lies closed dull bat steadily, and prices of Americans and Sane ere gd. per lb. dearer, sad other kinds are unchanged. The mks ars estimated at 8,000 balsa-1,600 for es port and 4000 on spsculation—comprisinig 20 Perna= end at 71d. ; 160 Bahia, at 6d. to 61d. ; 100 I at , 2,500 Surer., at 31d. to 40. ; and 36 811 S at 11.1. to 23d. per lb. Import since Thtuiday, 30,000 bales. CORN.—Borrow, Dec. 23.—Tbe supply of wheat VII tsar at this market to-day ; the trade languid, at Is. below last week's rates. Rad, 445. to 47e. ' • white, 465. to 50s. Scarcely scything paring in spring tont ; and pews favour of the buyers. &warms-on-Ts= Dec. 23.—The snivels of wheel coastwise tar the pan Week as. small. To this day's market we had a fair show of pain from the growers. Wheat beaw in moderate condition moved off slowly. The best qualities only sitpf= ta l d e t : week's prices; inferior the turn asap". One In at full BOWS doll sale, end mixt cheaper. In arWc.r no material variation. Imports during the week —Wheat, ooaetwias, 810 tits. COLLB.-Lowsos, Dsc. 23.- Huddle's West Hut*. 14a. 6d.; Byars's Bebside Hartley, 14s. 64.,• Davison' Wed Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Dsma's Primrose, lde. ed. ; Huth pool West Hartlay, 14a. 6d.; Haswell Oss, 145.; Holy. well, 16e. 64.'; Losgrldv's West Hartlay, 14a. 6d. , North Percy Hartley, 13e. U. •• Manifold Moor Butes, 13a. ; Wallur Pronross, 13a. ; West Hartkry, 14s. 6d. Wes Hartley Ore" 13s. 6d.; Walla Had Gibson, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Geskati, 16s. 3d. • Wells Bud Harlon, 16a.64.; lidos Main, 18a. ; Walls Bad Braddylls Heaton, 18s. 61 ; Walls End Haswell, 19a. 6d. ; Walla Had Hatton, 19s. 6d.; Walls Bad Bard's Hatton, 18s. 6i. ; Walls Bad &oath Hellos, 19s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Stuart'..w 19e. 6d.; Walla Bad South /Woe, 18s. 6d. ; Welk End Tees, 19a. 6d.; Wells Bsd Windom 19s. ; Wall End Whit worth, 16s. ; Oesrpas H 16a. ; Lyons Stone, 20i. ; Hisses Darya, 21.. W. it menet, 119; sold, 103. TRAFFIC RRTURNB. Zarivirs. Mu Pr. Itch Tele]. Taba. spa mars &Whs. UM la t Waal =Viz. 11 11•1111.1 Perth 1 11l — A 3.42 LI Liabtrilk sal Giewit -- i - rT.T.Tiri ET•e.l3. --- -- ■ ones asestura. - us 9.961 WC 20.830 XIX Week 4a411a1 Dia. IL • • /WM mad 1,167 V A 1.131 Wmlireard =Li Wait 4/0644 Dm 11. Loodea and 4.19 ••1111.11 .. 10.323 11.911 14.111 - 1..4404 W Ma* 11441 e 4 amour 4•4 8 410444 .. ...- t - LIM 3.43: 4.36: 4411 6141,4001. A 04r 0v4444. 4411 134441444 .. .." 41 114 731 LOU 1.011 114a00447.49, Smith Joielloo, mad Alletra494 . - On 191 794 711 Gnat Wmtant - 10,17 21.913 194crlegto• 501111041904$ z - - 124 71 197 14 31490947.ar. MAIN& ••11 ma 4019•Edre 6brember9 4041 Elnalnabao 2i 189 461 LEM LON 14,14440949 aid 13440149 Ilea WIRIMak• V . Wells sod oid*. 1175 ••.• 17.669 11,431 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAEII•LT2B& Ma (Rook Ferry booth carried away her foam& lest sled by TIM Wag won tbe low of . ship at maw* , fit Ur river.—Llvarpsel. Dn. IL loolaeds. of Pormand, Inn fallen In wan mrstenlnird. Deo. U. Int. 45 N., lon. Al W., with dna...wept, ..It. Mown F away, n sod Mt tly bot loon abbectioad. by th• Fmk Pierce, wied beta. .... P r en •Wpool, Det. Mastless. has Africk be this park bay pat Into Gobrock Bay with tsw of sW, I‘..—Livvrpeel. Dos. f 7. Jet. Cow, Amos to Mama& Ms 'put loco Brut leaky, sod Ira port of cargo ovatomorti—lavavool, Don. L. Idnapaet Baas ar ibmas, Pena—lerast King. Mandato, sad Implemar, at aklitora ; Catania' (tar Vaaisel, at Hula ; arty. at Thaw lasso von Ll•sarem—llls (s), firm 1610 i, Des. IS; £m (U). from TAW*. Doe LS. Ike lllegatee, f the Mew .t Queenatomm, le 90 dap.— Liverpool, Dee. U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Horatio (Gollob ship), from Landon kr ii=o4l . ll Bay, &pt. 14, lat. 11N , km.lo W. Jane Oen:Two), tress Limerp•c4 Domingo, Nov. I Ito64.Naor Ow en% Des. lt. Lt. 4.1.1111 T 4., loa. 10.11 W. Mel•b.o (tense), Ines Load. for Nadir, troops all well, Nov.% Ist. 4.10 N., le. fI SO W. Mary Mends. tram Liverpool I. St. Wales°, Dee. 1, lat. SA /1. lea. S4l W. Itavesewerth (torque), is Adelaide. Nev. U. lat. 11,111( , WU W. Tat AMERICA/4 tPOOL, WIDNES- DLT.—The United fliatem mail steam e6lp AtlLitic, C.aptala Oliver Eldridge, riled from the Manley this altienocia ter New York, with 18 pseemegers, a moderate map, snd 74,0001. in specie. The next mall from the United elates may be looked for on &today by the Canard royal steins slip America, with Writes from Beaton to the 16th and Hakim to the 18th instant. It is announced that the Vatted Stall mill deanship Baltic, Csptain Comstock, announced to mil as the 19th Mo. from New York for this port, has boa withdrawn for the pretest, and that the new stems dig Adriatic, Captain West, would take her place, the day id smiling, however, being changed from the 19th to the inst. The Cunard steam ship Europa, Captain John Leitch, will be the anceseilag steamer to the Adriatic at the pat from New Tork. . [AdVeltieMellt.)--HOLLOWAT ' S PILLS AN Sk. TILAOILDIPART SWOT PIA W.O APD ITOPACIIICONCIATITI —Mill Dorttell, of )111sowdzook Bath. =a salcOol for ones yam Ida disorder of Ow n0....e norree. loop atOIIoNAR o.S Soll• M . Moo lasoomPlS.o. ll . l oonalliod .ho soot mien& real a lo low ood=f beocAdal malt ; WI bo Ind mown ID Iblo ortgoh too .hort tlr Wooloi woodgefol aloop for M. botief2 Woo months his Wn woo moolobllioll—foill bfai m.ft ..tenth roughout lb. world; at Profane 244. et. and. L oodm, sod M. 11•14•••Inao.Nov ai r l' IM.... WA. MON" C000000tioo*: Ooldloy. Immo ; sad Main XalOo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 19. at DeetDalTrleb - Tthe Mk of U. Harretr. a. daughter. BARILY.—Dee. 19. at Orayhdos.place, the elf, of A. Z. Dam. La. el • mom 00fg...Dee 10, the wife of T. Cos, Emu., of (guildhall ARM, d B dank We. DALE..—Doc. :0. at Lae. Heat, the wife of J. Y. Dale. 1:4•a daughter . NW. elan Moutem..thae. Addeldoroad , Tlarerrtott. WU. atra. W. lgof • too. NOItTHOOTIL—DIe. 12,.t t),..rtoatreet, Oordou ague.. the anfe .1.1;:;a11;;A73.7470r; iii74;l2ter *MD.—Den SO. u tLe Nods, twer W Y.7n, the uf. of W. Held. of • eon. . . . . OUT IN OVIL—Dox. S). at 'Watford. tee .v. of O. T. Seymour. F. 4.4 • ma. THAW.—Dee. It at IS. Henrietta meet, Oaremll.• equare. MO recta Almada War. Keg.. of • som. MARRIAGES. ..... BROWN—NEMP.—That.I7. at blumelburgh. N R . . 8r0m,641 og F utp, to Asaa datttlattr of J. Noma. _ iraTITSCW. - litti—SOUTEL—Daa.ll). at 114. Gram a. Hoom.Eu7. by tb• RD. A. Joba Thomas. ma of T. II Cry, gut of tilamombe. thee mtilre. to Mary Jame. daughtth of the tato T. South. tha HAI Id—B 0001CTT —Doc. 19. at St. John , . Lambeth. by Um Bo' J. A. Juergen. Dr. L H. Barra, of Calcutta. to Am& fjodula &gear of Mr. W. Wasall. of Ckftoarille. 5.0(5100. REATON-01.RDIZI Zit —Dos IY. at the Ladd church, Drina. the Roe. Y ana,. D.A.. H. W. Bo ,tort. lag.. Licit 11 a4th Mgi. to &nubby, al L. 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