The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-15 00:00:00

11720POLITAX 1041 D OP WOW. A special meeting of tie Metropolitan Board of Works vie brU yetiordsy la um Consul CIA& urr, cwa- W—llt. 3. Tau.rttre I. ibo yallstAng Yu suss eit Tla numerous. Tile 1;;Z1 we; simsblitirwril is isealler V. event mimeleedia ban the smainiumir at lbe 1111. Ciasheah, peserre ft arise, non . That the mere this barn enedleol le the moot Ceetainesereatt Ithperee et an 6., W else met Mrs. En arthroll, Is tire le tag anon togl- SupPI Z the =pear et die bean le roped theme at Lt :Try cesnesimaa." i a lehmeeredise hie inkehr 6 tit lend Mr. Chented theereal La the WIMP 1111.6111•11111 .. ir t s . e . Wed Mrs women wisli dee I l orroffb a , that ot ski bow% be dry even bet thin be sob st=erwees mesh abet dr rim. Whilieheyerpred net eel seat to the lev-Inel away 1= by aillatilff tot Ihe owe die, they awned et = I Mr. Ilenliers on the seri ins. Os r. meth the riepre nee he inew el • row shot nee ask II a Wirt earn by eieries_ ; his setwithentabg est, the pia et the wee bee ad w e e wie • dense to MN& 10111611 OD e th er Or 4 dein aspoitne W en nabed. (Be, beer.) lie tied Ihst ewe woo or es ad. s Hoe man whir wee pereni to supper the earytor ow of the legs* et es et ine ngtereos wake an earn non ; to doe gene deal well se dr ban if they won a leho ere ilmedves the nepeterbility, "bathlelsheg hanged" "Webb* so reset that aunt 1 He ahonli esp.y hes. The Inn wow so she bawd ibew the PIM Oiswelideser of Warta, f t • esa •an paw an the wan tola it WO the Fin Cionninn ad the wee One sr spin name to elognel to the report to 16 ere getter (Haw.) The wheis ohne of the rearm wee boon epos she geopenha toad it wee pee iible to boo • hap end es Wel sib et the Thane is wan boa tell a ith el II bens Is the NO, le any any Ito WRlge en cabal. Tin mole wen to he is het wide isd lllleep ; tae Amen 11th the report Is aprd to want 666 est, • very ante nether tembeeles of the ihmemosa be woe genie ft ry these seethe wen to hen one et doh ertell or on Vp.. the bee et the Dern et the 11611111166 it sprung thst the low won ma no hen le le Dirt sine the tWellle. Meer, bro.) Ail* the apart penile to take inter ken the Thane b mew to ill the meth week the sense en nob' nee unlit te 6 ; but the tine andel le etre wed wee to Is the abe or irdi to the oierrir, he a womb wee oreenry. lo ear, be epponebi, a pow Wiry teethe die aestseete to sewn en the wail pon sweent ben et water Mohr thin On nisi On were asdisue et debbir 1.4. eb. Th..... He ant ar non the bawl to ter ken bin espberties et ale iesperies, but to be thi e . s ... l be W lna tie ben mi. in wenn tow te e.ll Is hirthr owls siert sib Thins. tar gen Me eserse be oneassentsg the been so NO the pito et alt en =vso well is est of the gowenwent relines. If ben iaythlog to in these the tense Lad one be ad poded uses the whine of the ban he wend esehilay lo to marines is ine a own He wee nee the bawd wend be all too gin to lave Winne to thin goy ihnthle mak of essinag the change to a lope ins by gradern ; bee be bend tat the edam= nee nab le de in elbothily. The bawd abseil be totem oi t ims. 4 the bowers that is atower is the beargeterfee ane weal to dr Inn esonthes by the presnost engles7 One Ain without eeeepolow sp =tihe mai nederi et the girl 4 the bred. wee se aided lie willi • asepean eat to. nab wee ink se le other the higher mid ape the AM en With. thathiprita ei r Loom eineli ( the addle. l6. sawn owe yeepeon le wee to . per ern to the on nab et lar iii =th lb wadi or 1161,10111 Wltherna apes dr or Imptediblay thipelbg • at weer bar Theme hither lbw tbet 6 theA en* bar be 16 en pen be amiedard that nee • Iles theelleehis. lle logkeei sembin le Iths the 616 ad lo nad wend set he seined wilsat ibeenuilarre et weer! been It woe tor lath ers, to me bee testae 11. Hew eat Lint bard werennest. Be wr sore manna that the pis nth@ bawd MI6/ hen the plait the when is werybergardenn is wile agolone email 4I *a (Ken bow.) In if wile and ina eithend releasee he wee one prepesl to ne 6 the media. The west bigsrbot rarer woe Lad the bred ewe dead to wary tbe snap lows to • thetiother plot ea the den whelk lin herd owe always v 6 6 ff they pt wee eon* hes • potionm watt ; amml Sr 11. B. hid Went rsii, while Whig hie kw at the ples et the been ithel ff es with win wan iernd • pertleder pin the hob be sea esassien &end be sup plied to the beat Thb no sr a pie nen matt at gloms buil al lbesh (11ser, lest.) to ON gen was set won, whet ronoirrif Tholepin only Lee.. Ose was be eavyleg et the being et • jowl of the Mildhoos lei to the *arm diem • cortinter . pis et the inn. Be awanea Whet 16 en elan' 161 anti lee ilanueehle to eirli noon lei be bad reeinal he netimen, brundi se he ha bairn thus Loan apse M inbei either way. It wen bir pit ler rant ear. ear arm Assehergolet et three we isemened ens et the snare, pea t lbe thaarebdog be therrinbiloal net be she hewed ens to be arebel. Tbot be war. set es _4none& Maths, thelc h relst si et thilheere en thot dr peresorat segisere, one =bed idea •• bye toil tar ear sewer. Thee be wee labs seethe be arbeen It ft no unary are to ink ea nein apes 66pekt, beere6 se the It wile. 4 spa ewer nib lerifi aseiren elgerfew 1:111 dews at= l :l l = beun iwir. . LPlarini the bawd if ine the aeoharso of mimeo to 6 bide whaler elay wend n nee she ben as in Of II Chad ewer. Orono a waking = the larks 11=1 = rial Wi r e: ad. win haile d =Z . i trlrt a Htrle L i r . 'mac) W 7. biadeent Lad when the been bea ewe to so apemen therivel apes thin sender they NW .7.1, sa knew with the PIM Corrthelarr. Ile wend vow eithe the bawd see to Merl tee most ups Lt el Ale llies. lie =see te won die eiredmost may. own that the Firs el lar Ovate bel vogerel the plea P• wither esansobang to thethin the Nese ix we opeolles ; fin tile bowl, with Ih • etealme to its issiaser, bee neddly sosehnd the warn wpm& by the volnes embed by the nes Co.- - Win so hr meths softeidetheolibia hen arbialtbin en 66 thole eireartheml a ry th. i gisi ll'ud Oneresir. it her rind 6 ' eatiodeo thee the acme A fm theie awn he =tethaid. Tr. a. ftw:r: it ant amilege, le poled I. loth Nei an repot 4 the re. than Int err bon d ance p of the pin et dds ban se • bade 6 their - theirothig the W ine 4 brathedos gives le their barellies by the net Orminner NE 161 the thimisees this Ingerint penles ere on mime le a flow peen —As, oreerieshotieso whkh this been Ire me pan te eery biesibet, sonnewobliess et we the armee et videll as • bees sinsei by the Pb. Oeendeneer Let the bent orret with *dee be ailed urn se deny or of the soeierelloos ran ; besemee of es erglaterteg gni tin ny omen se the Mete piste:—Op.. pewee vith almentehed felb, the wwwww new waded es Ihe= in • hap boresee Is dr thersise ad seven to briely be es beard one on nista" Ho prepared to taw op Lie peepedtion, if nein with anotLee, toe a cos- Ihresee yea the Tint Comiodner. (Heer. ben) The then boa •=1: nionase le the peek. limy rand w on to fresh eed so the Timm; the die to amp wee woad the ti 6 to the ens warsei arbery. Ern the bred Mown ihis moor tele la theyesee s le ameba brand the asecepetleley tof the pirestbs of Louisa to • parthabr ebee ef Ames They de en law the an see the ban whoa the shaken woad ViliWii rills bind theil eseliag wee wore le a lady rk a inn tin inn that, tense omens ; if War be inn by wens dietatty on =AMUM. seiderees the area ad newistios. ha t rotate opine owed won the board 6 each a Nuns M. Swum sessalsel ds somissat. Mr. Damp Muursos eappsald the pair. MS. SOWS s& the bard hod ea dot espeas se real as oaf • aped, le parls PP dr gretha snip( dr pair sad aradisass, sal Ormala Ps bard saps as ars le swarmis the asesirrle Mrtit maw mom (llow. Poo Mr. I. L. Timms soli dr . anti Is se P.M dre Ms Z. MI Pr plead at Mr beer et • airs„ sal bs (lit. Toped anal te bap Ida thaw (Mr sr 1 IP de seam Is lat Pe rat Opuhrear bad reorhy pa_rr Odin Ms purr et the =is s =zed of dr hers t *shod. PI saasersi by .deer PIMA by pew NO" debish Is bat rat a—siet 1 11 191 =90 sat reit therahatise. bui ma ~bps = belphs.... "Wi sed Mos st . Mi;..l Tall Pod roe redeem • sap^ las the pia t Ps solar bed ast ar. weimused:, Pt Maass • Mr. Doom= add thsktt dasbiat tellt... o9 Ftm". ts Wag lbws • dashassi et the beploo wan as Psi wad drYks•OemPressr, se P Miff rah Ps asspapai a • lie hmleaddy, be oil ast bow slaseetal • palm beam aiseleftl it dm; PI hs argalad Mt poderso of tar via Weep Me drupbt Pa Mt. Orpord mit to Possiiesl dr bird AP dr emit of Ms sestra wadi be allasiory. Moan posesist Is dralbst Ps swap It ardsi. pad mei te stir Ansalp• dos at ONSIISa• prod dip salliesk dir ibe =Ppm Is Ms paw wadi be alluad wield dear sepia k lama of d• pea et de ppm. Pe asdasposs. la Isms at ale at dr bawd rib ardiderro. Illsadsa ardsody, • pha st Ihdr sita. m ases, bast) rit. CASSIIIAIL horn TM oursisses ass e• bray pas essa pst ad samid ss. dpe by Id le 9. 1., pas Lb. se sareir edged Mr. Lisp semi sa sisisp. 114 lb. 44.1. by i=l. Me. Lams Om up* "Thee • pus... P eliond by Ibis bard et MK, spit se Pe sift he it. best plan 4 aCAs Ws spar dip the " (A ink-) 's iaIAIMIAII (tied(tieddr se be Gat 4 ir The spin ass sera by • et MI le 9. Mr. Mims. Costry * Ibis baud - Wm M. spa OWNS pspased by dr pha st the rim. °ea 4 ass nod Osmildspr see rispart liiiiimbls, sad I. at . In that tt would sat he jellified la wryly( oat say mellows al whir es opts norm lona a part, but that the otter area appear is bo felt subject , for dia. curio. 111 r. BUISTOW wooded the maks, whkh was carried by ft* I._ dialatrow nerd thee It be erred to • crerteme. =iirMewing trothere (eree to Iced yes sbe yearder d), remok drew res. ay the Odd weiresee visit Odd Oreadrieser. PCtere te _reels wee retedr by Mr. Oro; rd, elkr a dirt firers, anis& spire rerroot of lire The board adjourned at a Mite Year. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The foliowiag u the m perforarly amouncel, ow mama tety laNat lat away. Int loyal Melton. la ilethei this. led =Demi. let Time Emits. lad Wareastar. lairsaar. lat Wai TOIL Ilareamptra. Siam Maw rare il adas. AWN% Lomax& Ocr. 14.--Aerorwriorrs....Com eiesine J. H. Glees Walk le ihe Peden. 12. —..t Itaaressa ammi .dim W. Tempts (1666), to tle Nem dem at Olomeastmat. 111mMaLIMP), at as Take,; Ina fa=attom eseal. et Wallet* .moo/; owl .C. Cimmidt 0303) baked. lll,lllm, peAlls•wbal a.. vami, al Dontirt. ce &Kind llsest J. & Ws* le tr. Hastings, 60, samr stormatiM at Pummel& metweet-Payemeees C. am (MO), to tr. Cornwallis, raw alsamidy, al Demme ; A. !dyads (M 0,666 to 10s Witt themsat ; T. J. Woodward 0 to tie ewe stssmily, comment mai ), m Clerks P. is Me lislamersA 42,ston-alp, ear cane pea errias; 0. W. Vaal" la Yr Camay, 14, at Queenstown • A. H. Clam, tale 60, saw seam skup, Poiltmseth ; iml A. Ilassa, to lb. Wal* horse. •ti of Militia which, be Immiedieedy embodied kw On Sunday evening, at 4 p.a., the Jura sa. trans port welted /a Passasiewa Whoa, awe • meet Ileadal tea days sad kw bean *eat et. Joh• s Ns. beftestag with bee the tall etresarth of the 76th & Wm. ellen% ON eat sad Uy 104 wawa, sad in- WOOLWICH, Oer, 14 Tie Rosin= t of Oxfordshire Militia, lad& salved leo lea alight, will perform garrison duty la 40110. =el dr rehab= of the Royal rtillery, di the brie lase adored to has. Ocr. 14. The Da tebman, steamer, heeled up to Use dock. =tto rrly boor this notrag. Ise ow the of MO 10i1 l 214 Comprise of "ribose, valor wan to roar orator to Oruro. orqualso arobend upwards of 300 MD at stlirks, Tarr ro mind of of Copra A. A. Ebbw or Copra G. Noir. Irooront-Coloar H. D. floroor wbo orroorlo loyol Emirs= Orathapat, vral=4 /WIN al blab Me bra boo ororadre Merl E The of 116, lair burlier at this prima Is aro wady 7 000 mr 1 rO tsar., sod la orsooporro of dr rep aimbr of ~or Irina. almost irEN rotaom we air rally bo yard to nook cOOO. Thor ors r y at IMO roe at lido perm roily to embark to owe dr la bar atraare means ma be maw op E. lira by dr lioa. last I.E. C am. GIBRALTAR, Oct. How Majatik ship Cll4llll i• hiss kw Maiosty's siera-wani Timken has JOSS it t 6. Morocco Parb wkk Mr. Lg. kw MOW. Cawd-Ossint. SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER mErrnto. WlDNlnalr. SWIIPITAIRS of 10 KM. 01011, he hoe aid 3-yr olds. The wiser to be sokt tar 80 seve.,ll2moled, M. T.T.C. (4 twinge 140 yank.) (7 seal Mr. T. Walker's Jae. by Toillegles, !gat, ) Mr. Bowies 127 by Orbolo—lferety, 2 1 Lewd Enter'. Teetehee. TM Mr. Jeckacie Nora Qin, 2 In, Tet 4 Mr. Halliad's Cilizapas, 3yes. 714.. ammo Mr. llikbeirs 6corcareira rejig 112 e. . Mashes 6 beetieg to 4 Hatry My, 4to I apt Julia, sto 1 eptilmeersea. Wee by bealob web between the round mei MIK eb i ez mi llbe lidweea tided NM honk The sipper wee MATCII.III4, b MI 40 IDOL T.T.C. (II Woo" IN yarde.) Lied Ilindbrdw's len de ran ace, by Ow Plpar Debater ) I Lewd Obscale Illy by alibll/11*- --Cri il rAld= 2 19=3 sad 7 be 4as loss de Ykosses, whip was by M IlAirocar ftwaserra las of 10 roes. smelt. D.M. (7 1r. 201 byIIT W.!. ANA liiwaltar, by the B. 3 ps, 7st (Prima 1 Capftia Midis Lewd, 4 ps, let alb (W , ..4 I Mr. CU, . . Uathy, 3 yrs, 74 (C 3 Mr. W=esede Bold Bweek•gb. 4 yrs, 7st 1 ) 4 Mr. Doctrworth=r, 3 yrs, 7e4 . i g'=) 6 Ms. Galltvir's 1 , 4 ps, 7W 1 (Prior) 6 Lord W. Poole's'. &wird. 6 2ro. 61110410 (IL 161114 7.) 7 at m 6to 2 apt Ilkyamer, 6be 1 oak saw JLAISTsk ii;;Msad Bold Boothe" 9to 1 apt Kingmaker. Al , sad 2to 1 were When about Apathy ; st the close 10 to 1 was alhewl. Won by half • Iwo] ; two Wirth' be twist Or aessad sad third; bed fourth. TN' eaILSCT eras r• of SO 10.0 Nth, b. ft., for Syr olds. Colts, Est 70 ; Moo, SW 40. CertEd& mesas estra. D.M. (7 hr. 301yds). tlO sebe.) Mr. P. fterea's •Antos. by Day Ilikllwas, Set 7n, (A. Day) w o Tan TOWN PLATS of 501., Sro 3-yr-oida sad a Tb. winner to be sold for 200 awe., V dsarsfst , kc. T.M.M. (1 mile 7 'arbor 146_yards.) _ * Mr. T. Sterwe's 111b4da by Yew\ • B*Dagk a tts, Set 4lb L eistwas Capt. Christie's Lama, 4 pia OW 41b .. . Bus he s 2 Mr. Osboree's De Gimbel, 4 yes, Oa 41b.. J. Debora* 3 baby .6to 4 apt Mk* 7le 4 apt 410 1 sig Be Gimbel. Was by sight hairdo ; • hark assad sad thkd. HANDICAP RWSZPIITANNI of 16 KM. leek 10 H ; im S. Lod half glib. IL (3 tarlongs 217 yards (12 ) Lord Chesterfields IA Ms da Regiment by Orlando, list 21b (Chancel 1 /Ir. J. Daintia's Polly Johnson., 7et 131 b .. (Preach 2 Mr. J. ioniard's Topsy. 7st 101 E (Swift 3 Cap. Chritie's Ombehill. list 7lb OW. 44 aril 4 Mr. Aspire Woodman 7st 71b (Casinos 6 Kr. Oallime's Repos Troll. ist 71b a tior dy 6 Mr. A. Newman's Winona, 7st 17h 61.4.. La Fib. ha Regiment, 3to apt pally I 10 to 1 apt .a 7 ohm. Won by a sled a halt.a met between the sexed sad third, a lisad ism e Wean the third end fourth, same disarm between the hulk em 6 Mb. Minor beaten off. TN' 3TDIVIID STA II r-4, • average d 50 MIL MIN ha ; colts thet 7lb ; 6111.., eet 41 . Allowasens sad ye ashies. To Mart from th. Ancestor Poet emd gale et ohs Dabs', Stand. (9 subs ) Mr. R. Ti. Brorek's Belle, by Bleak Id Dir (Porennel 1 of Duke Bedford's Kneen', B.t 71b .... (R. Petit 1 Lord Ruler's Audi.. Sat Ilb (Names 3 Bettie 6to 2 ea Kllligrew, 3to 1 eget mag a . 1 10 1 nd co ear third. HAN Was by a lth, aag Ares lengt between las se sad (ne stamen TEL /Olt APR.) TWO OATLAIIINI PLATS (11toodiato) et 601. Combelder Ain warm (I tulle IN ysedn.) Yr. J. Morey. obgob UMIAK b Sweetmeat, 4 yea, (Mame 1 Ivy/. Hlin, 3 yre, 7.1 4lb .... 11r. Illed-M- H emd 4 yrs, iet 21b (Musgr / (Bray ove 3 TM lellewfag aim ea:—Druid, Little Tom, Eadrop, OWaq thlliver The Abbe*, Cale 41.4111mn, Saimelea. Heim Rave, Mee by belt hog& Swint ear ON SM. Ink LIMIOIIII Tbe Plying Duo 3 W by seek LATEST CAMBRIDOESHIRE EZT113341. II ea I amt El Hakim 13 le I /lay oar. Tim CriAIIIWTTCII.—The 'Web mos mob by W MN of Ora Bow M El Imo tom wiiminmem Tus Pinnesma.—The Peninsular and Ori, SUS Ca je lar v l: EON sPme--u Oct. 6, Cada, 7 , Lan, 9; • Vim 14 alit 1669 jammers. ammst .hem irm CACIIM =Mr. lmesio. Wdsh, sad Mr. es eb.my The hes MI asetbinty sessty all lhe W hem, vidi a limy weer* sad .ray Minh m. vested semerialeigisa ?Oh Ott f: swired It 0 ibrellat New ile lawrood 7e; Tregnaa arrow etaea-meel, rd the bb Lenin. Ost. 7 : Vlie, phew menved lt Cad. ben Lbeteoi. Eikikertimementl— HOLLOWAT'S OW/W M AND tars air at . 4 llam to z nap/ mt mar= ir s„ w E m pie tts . w ifibr 01.41 -WM W Oa Neliiiirt iftiltanseik"tombookegbia. ondrigLaULL THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1857. Rata inttUignut. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.—Ocr. 14. (Bellse napele Bayley, Bea., Jade ) POSSLANOVI 11. OVCSIITOII/1.-I:IIPOILTAXT TO Tllll LITZOIART . MII! TRILATFCAL PlpTlOsion. This wen am maim helinght Irr the r = g inti b ff . , Mr. Albany F amain cabi rt End lame of th; 'Yhruaßoa ming So rearm the sum of 261. L. for a nmameript play entitled " Hampstead Mr. Haelealame was seated by the side of hi. solicitor (Mr. H. T. Holerb), orldlet Ma plaintiff conducted his own case. He esid—la Hasember ht I lent Mr. Buckstone a written fame wadded .11mapstaad Heath," with hints and cnta upon the limes, tor Ms approval end acceptation. It was at reeamimmistim a a mutual friend that I sent the =Mg eamMered to be peculiarly adapted f or M r . a thimint ; mad receiving CO answer lnc f or t n i g ht, I wane a hair, hot gat so mply. I wrote four or flve letters via the mbiast, rwrwehng Mr. Bockstone to trim hie decl aim, that I night know whether the piece was accepted ar aot. liSatswer to a question from the Court, Mr. Buckstose here said he had not the letters in question. It wee not hie practice to keep such communications. Il e had destroyed them Mr. Fonblanqne—l wrote again, telling him that I wee much inconvenienced—that the thing was of an ephemeral nature ; that it wee spoiling, and would be of no value to me afterwards. I again wrote, with • coves directed to myself with stamps, begging him to mown my farce if he had not had time to read it. I afterwards apprised him that I should come to town and see after it, to object being to obtain it if he would sot accept it, and thm submit It to some other manager. Subsequently 1 came to London, and went to the Haymarket, but could not me Mr. Backstops. Mr. Wyld, the treasurer, said Mr. Buckskins desired him to lay that it should be left out for me on the following d c sj:t i the Map door. During the time I was in town live or six times in the week; then wrote, on the 25th of May, stating that I had been detained annecarrily In London, that I wee exceedingly disappointed In having called so many titre, and that I should now have recourse to the last method of obtaining It, and that toiler It wee redwood by Monday I should issue a plaint. lest Saturday the faros " was re turned without • single word in apology ke its lengthened &sciatica. If Mr. Buckman* had written to me and stated that it wee mislaid, I would have given him a year or two. but from the cavalier manner in which I was treated I thought proper to adopt the present proceedings, and, under the cuourostances, I submit lan willed to recover a suf ficient MOWS{ of compensation Ica my lots of time. I have nnemoosseftilly i pied to massage the matter with Mr. Buck- Meas. Tbs homed Judge—What manse do pow dohs t Kr. Toelibmpas—lly railway journey to sad tro. I err mod Put in on) st_ponot in Lantos, become I stayed with Mend ; bet tbe farce is of no vans to as .ow, fames its also= wow to the times. It wield Imo diem mall at Yam 96 sre. Is td Kr. Roberts stated Net K se r. in eosin beim the public in this llairspelites massers 'morallyme, werti with the =mitret sobers, sail the remit vas sus at thole ielt, arm may others, wee leA et Kr. Beek. semits deer Mama solicitation; wires's, it Ist bad aid far mob a production, no MAO be would be lisble far Ma ream. It the court ruled Net mmigers of theatres men been/ te mhos DMIIII(411 veluderily, then a new cane mot be adopted d m inatieresn. dlr. LAM' nimanteettlel thst there nst hue a sat- Selest iLi Zimlindl by Wplelstil; the min emients of the s lellm bad mg Um MIK Yiensver, thin led se prof et amyl smiamil. At tilt esellsidenef tbe TM Yarned /Op Istlre 1 was difficulties in W ass, end be would demides Isler U. to ontabitr id& be tredd ii/elmsdow ANA j'a rd isi mmt y Memel MIDDLESRI SESSION& The court eat yeofeteds7 M Cierlesserell, to tate keit mess to anew. Yr. Q. the Aboretty-Geoerel of the Decay of laseeeter, lw sided, nadir the wastioa of tag 80-lof 1of Mate kr the Hose Depistimat, for the leatitel ieektitst-Jade, who, though teteovertag tram a Bonn sad as la Maim, sail math a shift of brills will swe =two* is Ids duties B. ems dam FOLIC. CABE. Dieirieh Eat 4re, a eorpot-hag annufactnnw, was Indicted kw hoofing amealted Hugh Brady and George Chialey, two pollee ecnotablee, in the execution of thou dray. Mr. Longford appeared for the profanation }fr. Sleigh for thodehndent. Brady, lit IL - Stated that on the morales of the 9th July he was as duty in George-street, ilpitalUds, when shout three Is the morning be beard • noise, which proceeded from We ishadvat sod others, who were shouting sad quarrelling. Oa Ye leiswfwbg, the defendant was most conspicuous in obilesellag him fa his efforts to get them away, mad struck hiss a Wow as the head which stunned him, sad then ran 1 hie his beers sad proenred a poker, the others beating him while he IlMehed it. When ha rearmed be struck him with the mew, mod set " Toe I shall do for you " mad as he maligned to strike him wok the poker, he el isegik drew hie staff and used It about debaclant's head. Anodise eassighle onus to his sndstsnm, and the defendant the to bile his hones. They pursued m, and eventually =ll his at the station. lie was then bleeding from the He meld sot say how many times he struck him on the heed with his truncheon. mememtemlnation, be said he had only beet on that bat akw dame, end ha had sot, prior to tits allercetioa, maedry lanais a prostitute. Two females west with the diedeei He did not recollect the defendaat saying that be would take his number, or that be (witness) said, upon bewbge marbles to that effect, that he would be dna with blenlf that was what becosant The other constable, GeorgeQuinley, 125 U, said he vest to the assietance of Brady on bearing the diatarbeaces when one of the woman who were with the dehadamt said he (Brady) had thrown her cape over her head sad imbed her. Ms saw the defendant hit the constable, who bad, he said, called his wife • prostitute. In the scale he noefeel knock en the nose with the poker, and be saw Bath, fellow der lendeat Into him house. Blows took pima, sad when be earth out the defendant and smother person wen bleehag tram the heed. It. heard the defendant way be well tiles the oftker's number, but at what part of the affray he could sot tell. Wittier received • blow on the lack et the heed which gave him great pain. The trimmer were croewszamined by Mr. Bleigft, but they did not deviate from their statements in say mafteisl partionlar. Mr. Sleigh, In his address to the jury, said he should prove that Brady bad Insulted defendant's wife, by pang bar cape over her head, and calling bar • prostitute in the public streets en Mr. Rathgen sad his friends were retaining tram a pwty whieh wee corroborated by the saddens of the e iaad constable. It wee a most Infamous cam. Mr. Adams, house-surgeon at the London liesotal, mid the defendant had been under treatment at that InWtutkin toe wounds on the head, such as would be produced by blows. Me wee en In-patient twelve days, and was not discharged bat left of his own accord, to join bin family. Ills Idle wee danger some time. live he was Oct clued when he left. Hama Roberts -1 live at 16, Little tiottoweireet, and ea aister•is-law to the &deadest. Oa the wreath; el the 9th of July I was with him end Knee fthede, Moan from a party, awl I went bone with thaw Thee WY a lath ghl jeers it age with ea We caw Baer , the prilketnes, on duty. We mid nothing to Ida. He W held ef ay elata's ape,and pulled it over her hued, end she wised am what he did that for. Its said be did net, es dhe told her le p es, sr he would lock her up, as she a wily out fee the ps. peer of prostitution. The dellimMat, alinehid by We, awes up, sad my sister amid to Brady, Ton ere he to d= end sot to think, respectable peapie." She bid that she bad been Insults Brody, mad he Odd ber ha ewes base, and be w ould smart Ida the seat eareedsg. Bahian had not struck Nagy what 4a lit awe up. My deter told him Brady had Method hr, {re went b.doore, and abut the gat* after on. • young sea stood at the gate, and tried to prevent the police (interim, as they were attempting to do so, and PIM hit him on the heed. They said, "We will lock some of you tut; They broke open the gate, sad rushed in. The de lad Its pocket-book in his hand, and mid he would take their numbers. They struck him shout the had ea be stood on the out. TM defendant had neither stick nor poker in his band—nothing but his pocket-book. He cried murder, and they went away, but came back again, end they and tit; defendant went to the Maks. My brother-in-law hoe lived In the same homes In King's Annwimurt for four years. The jay 'lipped the cam gad meld, that after such ea. dames het des derma, it wee weirs to go on. Mr. Longford claimed lad sanefea hi. right of reply. The basal Judge was gad le OM up, when the jury mid they were quite sethlled. and bead the defeadeat Net riTty. Mr. Sleigh maid a prosecution for perjury most metabily onghtto follow this flagrant cam. Jonah Lyall we. indicted foe stealing a gelding, value 251., the property of Philip Pound. A man sawed Crawley, who had abeounded, wan included in the ledletimat. Mr. F. Smith prosecuted ; Ma Metcalfe smeared /or the priSOULT. The man Crawley was in the service of the prossether a contractor living at Bow, and on the let of July a geldimg was stolen from • field of his at Bromley. Lyall and Cum ley meted jointly in selling the animal, but Crawley took the money. Lynn volentaigy pee hisself up to the lobar when Awed they were la arch of him, end sheaf that, although he seasinly was with Crawley when the has was oath he thew nothing of tie being stolen, and Cbswiey•week With bad ailed Ida to go with him to sell a berm Sash was the aims en. up, and the jury ategritied the pima. There wale several proeautlow ageism theththbeepre at the We a the parochial authorities et ht. Lads. The honer fedleted wan situate in New-coat, Othwethetreet. The added are were sentenced to two months' bad lam web, mad to enter into reeognitextees to be of goalhebsvieer /irate year. (Before Mr. (rary.) Merkur Chsedisr, • rethecethie brain worth the vet. or llederveas. Ina ietholed it theekte. • gr ip : brows honied sod other articles, tbe propmAy • t— wee thomrthr then lo be dam Clio** Perstler ber deesther, thad 10 yore d *Wed peaky et baring tido thee. pimp" Mr. Cooper prosecuted ; Mr. &mos eppeared k the The younger rimer, from what transpired In the in vestigesks of the charge, appeared to have bees g source at greet trouble to her pinata, and although so young was se addicted to Means that the elder priaoner been cam. rani .to treek *advice at a lice magistrate about bar. Them Ware ao Asa es >ndf ememte against her,_ _ia each at whkh the wafer was charged ea the receiver. Irdsinees tics having Man = . y the pc:resume, • that defer' had a theft at he shop, lit lial == meat being .• boy, win told to conesonenoe of his ad having received • ponies at the property, he went to the netisaft house, 6, Chrinkm-sheet, with an officer, when, set ve to incidriee sopeetbg the sauces , which were foetal in • ban is her r= .j else sage 111111drod Ictory statements; bet there wee la the evidence to show that ale had I any knowledge the ankles being in the box before they I wee found them by the Mien fn the tor's preesace. However, she wee 'Mean charge, and had now to bite her trial. Upon the ooncluaiou of the can for the pragmatics, Crean end then was no legal evidence of regehring by the mother. The younger prisoner, who he weaterry to find woe so wicked, might have put the articles there with out her mother's knowMge there wet no evidence to oon trealele that agenzeption b ow therefore could the jury con vict her? elepeifted the mother. Mr. C ressy said he should defer the sentence on the girl until ha had mused some humbles to be made as to the pro bability of her being ethanol to a reformatory institution. .fompA BonitA, a young tun, was indicted for having omit mined an eggrayated samult upon a brewer's drayroms, named Thomas BM. Foertd prows —. feted ; Mr. Cooper sppeered for the defeedent. There was gross perjury in this am on one side ce the other. The prosecutor stated that one night he was through Corbett's-oourt, Spitalfields, when he saw cv. &rant, intoxicated, leaning against a wall, apparently ill. He said to him, " Holloa, motel what is op? upon which he torsi round, and having asked what that was to do with him), not In the most courteous language, rocked him down, and kicked him about the head when he was down. When he got up the deirdant pushed him to the bottom of the court, end then rein threw him down, and repeated the kicking. He was laid np for amen days, and lied a wound over the right eye, white was dressed at the hospital. Two young men, one of whom bed been in custody for picking pockets, pre Mama corroborating the prosecutor's@ to the kicking. The defence au that it wee a istr stand •up light, end that the purrs/ got his eye hart through falling against a wall, la mares • beery blow at the defendant, who had more skill se slam then the Mimeo, and got out of the ' wa r sad the bitter ha forward, bar* missed his elm. The hid hees eat Ike a def s phew*with his sweet- Met, apoeg Tam nand Benth Berry, and on home bed to riamMts murk whore the e= g ook o ree r = her for • sainda, sad side ohs me mime to bar, mid made meet im empeastell es Cr tal r abominable Swish, refused to N. Ohs Mil him to go goat bielmilams, bat the delendent had everbeerd the a pneas, mad, ming no. mid If be repeal It be meld tW glee him ist The preseasher mpeellad it, with additioa,V . Much him Mew es tbs sees. Smith then threw adf his bet, sparred op to his sinallest, and they had • fair " give end ethe " apt, es one of this witnesses termed it. The fell twice, but bang he had got the worst of %Wile downs% mad the delendeat took Ws young wawa by dr mm, mg IMO/1M This 1 wee deposed to by the peas WINE MI Owe ether wit =sad they not only swore that the presseeter was not but that the two witnesses who bed swoon that they saw it done were not then at all. Mr. Cream said the jury would have to my which aide they thou& the truth lay upon. The only question wee did the Modant kick the prosecutor while he wee down. It ha did, that was an moult, and a bad one, too ; but upon the evidence as to the fighting than was no pretence for a charge of asemth. The jug Aoroiltaf the &Meta& Las Howse, the keeper et • mine store hop, was indicted for lakaionaly recching number of pewter pots, knowing them to ham toot stolen. She enrrendered. Mr. Sleigh presumed for the Licased Tkluellere Pro tection flocistr ; Mr. Hwy end Mr. Otridge appeared for the piscese. A worse ass of receiving then this meld sot be well imagined. The primer kept a shop in Vidarla-grove, Cam bridge-hark-coed, which wee the reedy receptable for pub licans' pots which bed been Maim Three boys pleaded guilty last mks et Maas pots, which they mold M the prisoner, ne wb wee sew issricaed ot reasiring them Mite le the senten on the boys wee sot yet peed, ben wm de ferred alio. TEE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Maths Poidd, alias Do Finery, alias Do Hoary, who hr been frequently raniodad 101111 the charge of hoofs( ob tained upwards of 1,0001. worth of goods from Mr. J. F. Sykes, blanket manufacturer, of Alaxanbury, by tabs pretences, wag brought before the Lord Mayor for Seal examination. — Mr. CeTra, jun., again attended on the pert of ths pro monition. Mr. R. Emerson, en inspector of the Divides of the Metropolitan Police Perm, bvit° the mai:ion-house at Brixton cm Tuesday, the 29t h I reed the charge to Min, which was to the effect that he had fraudulently obtained goods to the snout of upwards of 1,000 i., the property of Xr. Sykes end others, by miasma -1 Mg that he had s eciallsot from the French govemment, sad eat purchasing the goods lee them. Its replied that what he bed dose was hi a hie way of bade, that It wee all lasightlonewdond was oily a deht. He Imo several Mass told we that ha bed se maned with the Fr e& government, sad had ante Meted that be boa Jams Tie;edgold, k ...... 669-1 keew the pri soner in November, I mad bed occasion to mak hint h 4 sena whin he said It was nem. 1 know that he was enema to twelve moths' baprimmesent for an odium. Sikh, seerzepotler constaida, P 213—1 took the Isle melody st Brf. and bid his what les was charged wilt, whoa be that he had given the prosecutor goods as ascurlty dos' money he owed hire. Prisoner—l Mil azi sr :c h ro a ods im. 'savoy." 1 said, "tied mo* Ice . as I lisil lei at him." lir. Goodess, th Wei then proceeded to reed ow the volunteer otlYeema w were amid by the wit num ; and the plow o aid he Wald mem his de , Imes, was My connedied far trial to the Central Crindasl Court. Merles Stoiesrt Alltils, • son of about 20 yore of le" fonnerty risk to Mr. l. T. Hewiti, a soticitor, proWs ing to Niebohm-leas, Lombard-steed, wee brosiftt mp In imendy of Fingptt, the detective °Meer, charged with lav ing gamed a °loges for 2601., with intent to defend his I monk _ _ _ M7.kfulleas, 'Midas is the Committee of Bakers for Protect= from Pommies mad Frauds, attended on the part of the prosecution. Mr. J. Lett rid—l am clerk to Messrs. Hankey and Co., the hankers. On th e 13th Jaw last the cheque produced was presented to me over the counter. It purports to be drawn by Arthur T. Hewitt, who keeps an account at our house. It is dated the 12th June, and is payable to Mr. Parley, its amount being 2301. I paid it to a youth whom I knew to be in the employment of the prosecutor. The prisoner is dressed so differently (be wore a midshipman's uniform) that I do not recognise him. I paid the claque in • 1001. nees , dated the Illth of Fetroary, end number= 34039; two 601. dated 9th February, sad numbered 36,698 and 40,0301 °. 601. to gold. Mr. A. T. Hewitt, the prosecutor, eald—The cheque pro duced is not in my handwriting, ace was it written by my authority. The prisoner had been In my service ea clerk for about 12 =tithe, and was so on the day of the date of the cheque. He let me on Saturday, the 13th June, without soy seek*, dam which time I never saw him tiff to.day when he was in custody. The cheque has teen abstruse= tram m own cheque-book. The signature to that cheque is a good Imitation of my handwriting. 7. Huggett—l this morning took the prisoner inks aratedy st • coffee-shop in Farringdon-strest. I proemial npetairs and found him In bed. I told him that I wee an °akar of the City Police, and had come for the purpose of pa prelsenftg him upon a charge of forging a cheque =L an Mown Hankers hank. He replied, " I don't undsreerad you." I told him be most dress himself sad go with er. While dressing he said to me, " I confer I bow something about the cheque you mention, but I have not °cossetted the ed ftgery. Umei the application of Mr. Mullins, the prisoner was nossni. _ _ _ jay. Briley and lame, Pritchett, the former a greengrocer, the latter a Iroahroaker in an extensive way of business In Kent-street, Southwark, wen brought up upon remand, chirped, the one with stealing a box of I reach bristles of the value of 801.. the other with receiving the property, well knowing It to have been stolen. Mr. Wounser appeared in support of the proescution, and Mr. Lewis, jun., dreaded the two primness. The evidence Ward at the last examination was to the sect that on the 30th ult. • box of French bristles wee stoles from the pmenter of the prosecutors, Merry. Joseph sad Thaw. The pollee wore immediately communketed meth awl hemd-ME. giving • theaription of the Oohs pro piety, end ea*, a reeved of 264. for the recovery 'Ed the =abe of Ms thieves vent mat to the different brush t the metropells. 0. Welkin% • pob Ifs. 660, celled, iuncagst othir .i ps, at the pr m r ia in Ptilelien, into whom heads be one of the bend-b Ob. Pritchett looked at the bill, sad said nothing. Is comeegnence of blot:maks whisk reached the prinecutore, ark managing clerk, Mr. Cohn, accompanied by the edgers Watkins sad Brows, ebbed the promisee of Prbehett on the night of the 6th hasten; telling with them Briley, who bead sneaks Pritchett. When questioned rogasein Ile beisdes, Pritchett geolered Oat le lad set preemies at alt hough he eimittod Imbibed sempbe of thim. Mr. not ealte. fisi elth this eallimed the dime to the pre mier, eml es Matt greerritsg to the rear of the wadi home they Mei Prbeltalge femme to dm set of bnytm• tab fa the eta, • kelelembe bets Awake tte memdos. The tab was forthwith eshimid, upon Its bead = m arina In with a crowbarshop graft ef Preach of the robbery, mew dbeereerol. Barg edmitled tare had caged • beg of bdothe been a here I. Helot-toe le Prbeitstre premiere I= a l eco the robbery. Th e pigeon ewe dm tam ble Yeelergay Mr. J. Woe the managing clerk to the gemeoultere. woe maid. El• worn • media% kall of a more detailed character, of that of which the alawe the euhetance. In Lasser to Yr. Lewis, tie witness said that Briley afforded the officers every possible facility to arch his pramisso. lb. Wordage asked fora remand, in enter that the mitosis vibe pearl the box Wight be brought from Pert. Mr. Lewis made an earnest appeal to the Lord Mayor to map( Intl for the prisoners. TY Lord Mayor said he could not aocede to the appli cation. The priaonen were then remanded. We ere regulated to state that the " Tom Harding" novn• timed in our last report of thin CYO as being implicated in this robbery is not Mr. Thome Harding, brushmaker, of Quemerroad, Bannoaday. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Alike Collins and &wad Emit' were charged with stealing a quantity of valuable property and 101. in money, belonging to a lady named Kinneally. The oomplitinsat said ohs had seen the prisoner Collins at her laundreee's severel times, and on Tneeday lest she came to her with a pitiful story about having Lem turned out of doom by her husband without • farthing to get food or lodging. She took pity on the plainer, and agreed to give her a shilling fora bed every day besides her meals. On Monday last, the prisoner was in her room and having occa sion to go out for a few minutes, she left her them. When she returned she found the prisoner had gone away, to look after a situation, es she said. On looking about the room, she mimed her gold welch, value M., a bracelet, •fiL vote, 41. 10e. in gold, and some other articles. She did nut see the Flamer again until she we. in the hands of the polke. Polles-constable Lambert, B 68, mid he took the prisoner Smith in custody, as she had pawned some of the stolen articles. He apprehended the prisoner in Manor-place, Chelsea, and she admitted that she took the watch and other Pr manded till Wednesday next. Henry ftwkis described as a servant, but formerly a police oonatable belonging to the S division, was charged with con spiring with two other men to defraud Joseph Adams. The complainant, a country lad from Hertfordshire, was aocosted by the prisoner in Soho, and having told the pri soner ho was from the country in search of a situation, the primer mid he was from the country tar, and would be very glad of his company. A third men came up, entered into eonvereation, declared that hie pockets wen brimful of money, red that he would stead treat for the whole perty. went T went Into a public-house in Werdour-street, sad after dri scene ale tossing for sovereigns wan introduced. Cam refused to tom, but consented to lend his watch and money to the pawner, who promised him half a sovereign oat of his winnings. The prisoner tossed and lost, and an the mana ier tul the as watch also went into the stranger's est. The and his companion got away, but known connected with a gang of arein= t ras soon afterwards taken into custody. Remanded till Ftidity. Information was given at the Mellon-hones that an old gentlemen had been swindled out of 761. in the same way, mid sapped by the same gang. MARYLEBONE. Joke Norte, &int;el ilerks - 1;;;:eher, and Aare/tom Sietteotwit, all of whom heel been upon two termer eccesione remanded by Mr. Broughton, after lengthened ineweills bms, on the Redone charge of haring bean ecescenied in fraudulently die of property to the enemas of many thousand po eu uently to in stedicaties of the bankruptcy of the tout-named prisoners, were again bresght rap from the House of Detention wad placed at the bar. It was understood upon the last examination that no additional evidence would be game into until Wedneeday wet. (The Wars of whet has transpired In are ones to the knot which has excited much interval, bare aimed, met with at some length in one paper.) The ;Niemen were emended once more to the Renee of Detention, and on the day above Minded to, sent Wed nesday, ether evidence will, it is expected, he and that the accused parties will then be committed for Samos ifsegity, a smardy:&e7;sl young woman wee placed at the bar before Meg Elliott, on • charge of 'being concerned with a maw sot ha custody, in knowingly uttartag • forged 101. Bank daglaed note. John Lock, a shopmen In the employment of Mr. Gawp James Toby, boot and shoe manu fac turer in Wellington street, Loudon-bridge, deposed that on Monday monde( last, he delivered a parcel of boota and shoes at • house in Cavuedidi-komme, Wandaworth-road, with a bill kr 101. le., and nogived in payment from the Firmer a 101. note and 4s. On ntessieg home, be headed the note and meat' to Mr. Toby, who had mesa doubt at the gunninseges of the wen was efts/was* returned Ina the Beak stomped f rt i r.Veby said that on Monday Let the phew brolght a written order to his shop for geode, which seinounted to 101. 4. She said that her boatload sad herself was shoat to open a shop in Cavendish-terrece, Wandsworth-rood, and directed that the good. might be sent there. He not the articles by the last witness, who brought back a 101. note, which be bad some doubt de! the time, but paid it into the Bank on the lame evening. It was afterwards returned stomped forieu ;' sod cm his (witness) going to the Wsndaworth-road he found the house at which the things had been delivered was empty. He subsequently traced the the house No. 3, Gray's-plaos, George-street, Manheel to and gave her into custody. r.Teals that the prisoner on the MM. evening gave M an swam. nutmegs In his neighbourhood for goads, and gave kiss a 101. note also, which doubt/me was a Satiety, but as it bad may been paid Into the Beak the previous evening, it bad not yet been returned. The primmer, in reply to the charge, said the notes wore given to ha by • maxl she lived with. Mt' was remanded to Tiede, nett. _ THAMES. Mr. Ma Au snafu., ta partnership with Mr. George Armstrong, of the Cumberlend oil works, Millwall, Poplar, =ed to a summons taken out against hie partner by Kr. Howie, superintendent of the X &vision, which charged kiln with haring a furnace on his premised so con strweied se not to consume or burn its own smoke. Q;ci 4 3;1; plea,;;;ld be met sal . The furnaces on the premises of the Arm wire not et present conemucted to consume their own make, bet Obey shortly would be. Kr. Poland, barrister, appeared on the put of the crown. Ids. Palle convicted the defendant in the MI malty of 61., which was inwently paid. THE BIIPPOLED NURDEL—DISOOVERT or A HUMAN MILL IN THE THAMES. Yesterday information was forwarded from the It or Greenwich Division of Metropolitan polics,to Scotland that a few days since • man named William West, • lodger at the Princer Alice, Old Wooierieh-real„ human skull on the shore of the rive: la Greenwich manhes. He took it to Dr. Bradley, rending In the seiglskorzliood, who save It as his opinton that it had bees in the water mom time, and belonged to • man between 46 sad 60 year of Tke man West afterwards took it away, sad sold it to Mr. Soon, chemist, of Onentrich, in whom pommies it now remains, and who dates that then I. nothing in the appear ance of the head to aoceest for death. Wen states, that on finding the skull and washing It, slime fell from the inside, and that all the teeth were perfect, kat neither skin nor hair was visible on the outside. When sold to Mr. Scott, the bone was quite claw. MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN THE REGENT'S C4N4L.-SUSPBCTED MURDER. Last evening, shortly before six o'clock, con siderable alarm was created in consequence of the discovery of the body of • male person in the Regent's-man, at Twig Polly-bridge, Green-street, Bethnal-green, under very mys terious and auspicious circumstance.. It appears that • young man named George Canby, a labourer, was standing on the bank of the Regent'weenal inmenately at the rear of the Queen's Arms public-house, when he suddenly nee • human body rime to the surface of the water in front of hire. lie raised an alarm and called senen meal to his aseinanee, when the body was got on to the towing path. The body prevented a shocking spectacle, there being two large tenon wounds in the neck, from which blood was issuing, and there were also severe contusions on the has and body, evidently the result of considerable violence The hands were much bruised, and the body had only been in the water about two days. The deceased was conveyed into the Queen's Arms, where • polio-emends of the If division took charge of the body, while another ran for Mr. It. Meldota, the surgeon, of Grew-rued, who attended with promptitude, and ordered the body to be stripped which was accordingly done, when It wee found to be that of • man, apparently 40 years ittm6 fen 10 inches in height, light hair, and fair eon . There were two cute, about an inch in depth, in the front of the throat, Indicted before death, and the general result of the examination wee, that the deceased had come by hie death by some foul and unfair means. The marks on the face am similar to those which might be caused in fighting. When the body wee taken out of the water, he was without coat and waistcoat ; his shirt sleeves were tucked up and certain pert, bore marks of blood. The deceased's clothing only cionatsted of a pair of corduroy trousers, • blue striped shirt, • black neckerchief, and lace-up boots with nun eyelet holes. The latter articles were nearly new, and in the toe parts were hob-mile Ties police searched the pockets, and found a tobacco box, marked J. P.," • clasp knits. and • quantity of handbills. Lan sight several active onions of the K. division made inquiries in the neighbourhood of the man, sad enertained boos persons living near the spot where the deceased we.: found that on the morning of Monday hat, between one end two o'clock, they were around by cries of "murder" sad "police," and although several indi vi duals left their beds, they d were unable to learn the cause of the outcry, or =eke any iecovery. Thezwhere the body as found is a very dirk and , Welly badly lighted, and dangerous for foot pereasere deer bt. The police of the &grid forwarded a full dewortietioa of the dowsed throughout the whole of the metropolis, but bile lest sight the body had not been idcatifted. The body wee plaoed is • shed at the back of the Guiana , Arms, where the inquest win take place this &Ramo= Wore ' 7r. MMus Baez, the maw. IzmaL OP SHELTER TO THE HOMELESS POOR. DISTRESSING WE Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Wakley, coroner for Wen Middlesex, held at the Elephant sad Castle, King' a rea, Caraways, an hatdry touching the death of Elan bath Ilaghaa, Mod 4 7, who, tt yea alleged, had died from choirs. It wee tartar stated that the poor creature, after " heaping " the way from Birmingham, had been re fund s dnil a few hours before her death fora night's shelter et Langton Workhouse, notwithstanding the weed ier was exceedingly tempestuous at the time. The evidence of the deceased's hueband, a minable-look int being, went to prove that he and the deceased, before her all the way from Birmingham, on the night before her death as it wasreining very feet at the tim e , app li ed fora night's lodging at the Islington Workhouse. They were refand admiesion, and nut on to St. Pancras Work house, the Islington officials telling them that the litter place was only ten mantes' walk, whereas it was more than an hour's walk. After walking through the drenching rain they salved at BC Panora. Workhouse at eight o'clock pan., and were Matta at nine o'cleck. They were then sepa rated, end he heard nothing mom of his wife until be was Informed of her death the next morning, she having died about two o'clock cm. After hie admission be had nothing eves him to eat until breakfast time the next morning, when he wee sappiied with some " skilly," which was a kind of gran given them for neskfast. Me. Co',ste the workhouse surgeon, said that supper was annaly 'span to all tramps on Manion. The vrfdsa reiterated hie statement that he had nothing until tenakfin time the neat morning. Mr. Coster, upon this, observed this he moat have been admitted after 'taper hour. The witness fur the r said that it was put to him whether he would remain in the workhouse a month breaking atone and picking oakum, or be discharged. He of mune nopted the Hof remaining in the house, f or h e b e l onge d t o th at The Coroner considered, from the wretched mane de. tanned sad worn appearance, that he was not fitted for such work en stone breaking. The workhouse task master replied that the witness had not been put to stone breaking. It I...unlikely they would make snob a man go to the stone yard. The witness, in answer to the coroner, said it was true he oa was kunot put to stone breaking, but he had been picking m. Mr. W. T. Coats, on being swore, deposed that shortly after the deceseed'm admiesilon on the night preceding her death, she was seed with violent vomiting, cramps, sad all the appearances of cholera. She was removed to thelefirmarr, where everyththg was immediately resorted to to save life, bat she died away after two o'clock the next teaming. Upcs making • post mortem examination be found extensive dimes of the heart, liver, longs, and other organs, which, with a severe attack of diarrhea, bad proved fatal, and the deceased had not died from cholera, as was at first The Coroner said it was manufactory that they bad strived at the prelim cease of death, but be took comae to contest upon the treatment of the vagrant poor, who it seemed were bandied about from one workhouse to another without the obtaining proper relief. Mr. Coster explained that in St. Pease there ware ream. lion wards for such cams, and the wee that the adjoining partake got rid of this pa clams by sundae them there, as they had no such accommodation for the poor Greaten, thmemeives„ . _ The Coroner MM;ldered the system alsnald be shared, and It wee then further stated that the ceroperatioa of edge = wss that being sought by tba St. Psalm parochial an- for purpose az b ucti ary then returned a verdict in accordance with the testimony, and the inquiry terminated. Mditlll2B. COTTON.—Lrenaroot, Oc-r. 14.—The market continued dull, and °potations quite limited, only 2,600 le/es ha boa .old to-day. Bursts sre tally id. per lb. loser, aad Americeas have also declined. The sales cologhe 120 Peewit and Itarsahaza, at lop. to 101 d. ; 100 Bahia, at 91d. ; 160 S tr ypthia at 11d. to 130. ; 300 Surat, at 6fd. to Sal. ; and 30 Sea Imbeds, ltd. to 221. per lb. Import duos Thursday, 10,000 bales. 00R24.—Dusult, Ocr. I3.—We lad slow narketatoar Corn Paciesc on to-day, sod lower prkes were enbroited to for evw7 don of new grain. We quote wheat ed., ma 3d. to 6.1., barley ed. to Is. lower than on Friday. No &sage in foreign wheat. Indian awn Mall et L. decline. Otssoow, Ocr. 14.—T0-daya mutt was flat, and wheat reced ed 6d. per boll. modurste oda, at about former priers. Barley, peas, and eats are each 66. lower. Oatmeal is unam ll y dew, st a Martian of is, to 2a. intim this day fortnight. Imports for the fortnight and- Mg Oct. 13 —Vann, 9,645 qrs. Bosky, 1,102 qrs. Oats, 8,262 qrs. Beans, 706 qn. Pees, 146 qrs. India& emu, 4,620 qrs. Flour, 12,818 cat. Oatmeal, 6,249 cert. Malt, 10 qrs. - - EITOCITON-ON•TEES, OCT. 14.—We hive moderate snivels of grain for the pant week. At this daye market there was a good suppty of wheat from the growers, which met a slow We st a decline of 2e. to 3s. per qr. on last week's Oale and beans unchanged in value. The price o c rliTul; reduced to 40s. per rack net. Imports during the past week : Wheat, eosetwfwe, 987 qr..: We, masteries, M. CATTL.B.-6ot-rnsu., 0 r. 14.—Treas was • &Us &di to-day, bet OSUMI WWII able to sell out. Priem ruled as order —Beef mode from 2.. 6d. to as. ; mutton, 4s. to in &I.: real, 4. to 6e. ; pork, is. Bd. to do, per stone of albs stoking the offal. COALB.-Losnos, Ocr. 14.-BaMa's Wick Hartley, 16s. ; Hyssa's Bohai& Hartley, 17.. 9d. ; Railings Hurley, 17s. 9d .; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, IT.. 9d.; North Poesy Hartley, 16e. ; Tanßeld Moor Bates,l6. 94. ; Waller Primrose, Its. 9d. ; West Hartley Greys, 17.. 3d. Wylam, les.; Walls E.d Eden. 20s. 6d. Was End Ns 9d. ; Walla Rod Lawson. 16s. ; Wani End =timberland, 18a.; Walla End Brady,* 20s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 21a.; Walls End Larnbton, 20s. 9d.; Wall. End Russel's Hatton, 20a. Bd. ; Walls End &wham, 205.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 20s. 3d.; Walls End 'Han wick, 16a. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 20s. 6d.; Brown Moor High Main, 165.; Nizon's Dailryn, 21s. 6d.-Ships at marikat„ 42 ; sold, 30. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ZAILIIATL MIN Pl - 11e , 70451. 10454 Wait own. mama etradiat, 1857. 1P46. •40:110,5 October 3. A I I 1•065145 North Maim- ...... 116 3 415 3,240 1500004214 ma cm. 143 . 6,230 3.443 W 444 1144414 0444444 North Dom M„ -„ - se 444 114•4 elem. . 40 Bath 1441,444446 (41.i . 111 . :: ITS g irl: 211,141 Week waft October 10 %item es 4 Hammes • MT 411 1.194 DM WaUrked sod [uo 31 ILI 113 US 944 welt mew 046t4mr u. Iletuer6. Abeisituesl. 461 Sereleel Weir Ned mon 4.605 13.814 - Luau art orth W•los 50.136 11.315 66.493 63.131 Miter 1.839 t. 7.033 o"l ass 9Jellitio Wintoilm eel 500 63 373 136 argil Wain it; 1461. t =.1111.1 1131 6,010 6.901 11./11 10,093 111••••ber1 s 361 74 1.646 1. 1 41 Ilbesmenry scd Cbener 6. Lettouler• sod lterluigre 11114 *1.449 lurrasbini IN UM 1.111 9.610 Sormiwrox, WZDNEADAT.—The Bremen cream ships Rama, (42,400 Was, and Germania, of 2,300 tons, have srlived la deck. They are consigned to Mews. Croskey sad Co., sod will probably be offered m the government for the conveyarice of troops to India. The Hansa was once Dana the United Staten and need to run between this country sod New York. The Germania was once Cunard's sons atsrmaar Caledonia. [Advertisement.] INDI t : NORTH-WEST PRO. .net—•lth the Pl•leffil of Futtay welt OM Id. Will b = Winn • beautifully Coloured Moo o no lanwliooteni of i mit. °oats; nine Dahl, than Madam in To panne no powebillty of ilal.Polotowat onnollawd Waa ...... „..idt eacessea bip ule of the Daps vb. tho , e remota notion of the Conned AUI. an inforniod that amid 06iewo. papa May et past with Clan my poramter nap IS. nee pre meat wen nee neaEljzio be °Maned with theism kr the mann or asp fenr•oredt. of the libi w ateb Ade limo will be for. nand pin VIM at the an prlep—al. pat wype ea MstaSw di. Friday ••=l.B 61= 4; TAi .0 porto of no trinket ea ell atm menu, sod at 11:ea d LIII, 0. 4t0 Ewe tho Meow an le fermi inn alms sehoa sonntens of the Drone Woe has will to farundaL Portfolios en ant wadi. WM L il. lag temirth. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALLZN.—OetH at Drawl& Villa.. 111.11. road. 84. Joba'aimeat lin. O. *Ms. al a sou. BLAU C. eta K 11, the arlia of J. Blake, Eau of Yarmouth. Igo of d. a. OLLIC.—.OO.. la. at Wylie°, Tettcohallquad, WolverhamPtoll. Mn. O. P. Oh& of •loa. MARRIAGES. 1111TWAID—Mrinfl.— Oat. 10. st Ft Jana'. II °flows,. by Wo H. W. IL liseintsle. L Hayward. Log of Pnrk.roa& LOOS lossys Che,WIW, •14o• a the We Hee. J. Sworn.. Hector at Cholas LATRY-11111.1T.—Oel. 10.Churoll, Hithbw7. IwWY. Ww7 NlWilwja. doWtte of ins um Ms. J. Beaomest. 01 nial.w-olace. is limb.law, DEATHS. BBOI'BY 14. at It, Quombartaus, Bt. Jam...put Panb W e tbe baloral rwr Bropt., , and taxed Marta. at Ye la. JO. filloteM P.ZAT. bord•Wi 4,4 ..* r •• ...a lIDOIIIOTOI.-0.1. IL, T. taa. Lt. at ....a ...•-•••—• apt It SALTIZ.-001. 11, at iamlagtaa.parttardarr. Omv J. 7 . d th. 11.11.L0.11 Taltett, war la a. IhrafordiAra. tt. Sac J. Thdrklll, WY Irsilw at lmome O. Pisa.. awl MINIM Wriaur It,. itAta...l IN.& = =r swi= POWs. al Ile 001.8. la la 1110 d son....oanna ANL i