The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-20 00:00:00

P` THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1802. Qtteon's boll, so I ennuite soy. Pray wawa tbo qneotitido, kr Millwood. sad do not give me your soppedtiotie. ; dug wort dtivise farionely. Ortwolizinniaod—l la set moo tbei wliedow of the let down. I an loot wafer of Kr. Westnion's ilo u estr einirfor deo rainiest payment; nosier*. I "ion I woe. I Isis is, own polities! view', bat they hove &oaths to do watt Mr. Waterloo% At tato 'tape of the preasediags, Mr. South said he was happy to say that this ease would be satiably maned. Sir It. Peel falai that has asth ma was net ia fault, had dasaded this salsa, lad he still aatesalaid that °anise ; but as the sea had sessalaid reataia Warta', sir It. Pal would do what was most bead we, is sae radian slows assay, that be would, as the rowed Wag withdrawn, give the palatal UM as a resat. Mr. °mead sad the c ffer was meet Ithathesat, sad he would, cis the part of the plaistiff, wept it. The rapid was this withdraws, aad ide It may be =rationed that Mr R. Peel, sew* aye the arsideat otherred, although he believed it was sassed by the wiliness, of the plaintiff, had offend to settle 1111. a per epos kW, whirls aft was rejarted. .ASSIZE IN27ILLIGBNOB. HOME ClRCUlT.—Mmvorrolis, Dr.c.l9. The bristle of this misty mos brought to a °endemics ate last sight. THB NUEDIR BY A FORBION SOLDIER. Dedsa ilonsaiss, 28, a private soldier is the British Swims Lilian stationed at Shonelift, vas ladiend for the Introit murder of Maria Beek. The phase,, it will be rewesbentl, ked else pleaded guilty to soother indietnesy ehazgiai him with the wilful murder of Carol &s Beek, Water to Marie. Mr. G. Demon end Mr. Pep Olen enameled the prose owns. The primmer ►ad me enamel, ►at et t►e suggatlea of t►e coon Mr. Barrow kindly undertook to defend ►kn. The primmer is • mild, ladhasive, sad gotthleeking young sad He was meted dung the trial, sad dad act betray the slightest emetics at say put of the pressings. • Mr. DOWNY, le stakes the eau tar the preseenies, said that the planer bad beat • private la the Bonn Lenin Is the earths of her Majesty, ant he was is that pendia at the time be sommitted the serious crises with which he was mimed. Although as the moist actaidos he was only ebarpd:witit the coassisnea of the nudes, it would be idle after what had passed Is soon, to attempt to meson from the Jary, that et the emu time the deemed yule, weens, Mar Bash, mat with her death, as cider sister, main Cantina was also dm keyed by th e primmer at the us sad if he ware a reeposeible mat, of whick, ha fund the joy meld not la the result eater tan say doubt, be wee, la pent of Mat, guilty of two mur ders. He *ea promededi to rate that the deceased girls, whe were of the reeposales ease of 19 ad 17, lived with their meats, who that le • bauble pukka at Dam, sad the prancer was la the halit of %bias the deals of lb l Gansu ef the regimen OD Mar hew to be moulail. au& by this mesas aa Namina behead theft mei then weld he as death alt 1 m was Madly allathed to the elder Basta, Cavan% sod ft was to be feared tint the dreadful deed that he afterwards eammilteed the the result of jealousy. It appeared that is the maks of the 98d of August last, the primer was at OM Ikea of the parents of the diseased, sad he pe.p.wd that Caroller should aesesapaay must s ea the monsing, to Ithethicie, to we inner, sad it was nosagsd that bath the (kb sheath aotampaay hiss, sad they ninth about haldpen three o'clock on the follewiag orsong, to walk I there. the Menace Mien about aim 'Ass They wore all three mew walking together at a distaste about Bas lathe tree Dam at Ave °Week, sad within MOM was OM of the saketuate yoga, sena meta about alas o'clock, wins their bodies won hued lying at a plan &led Steady fins, a met of hollow a sheet iseim ban Os Politeness turnpike reed. They were both deed, and then ware..- menus mortal weeds spats bent that. bedlam, sad the spa they bad as when they loft Dover were taken from their persona. The prisoner was apprthemied at the kip bawls' day nu Canterbury, • diseases of Mean mike from the spot, bung both the cars of the isafeetsaate de seemed upea hie person, ad wine themestable attempted to arid nee be esabbed himself with 'doggie, the semi meat with width ao doubt the saforteasta girls bed ben destroyed,,awel hallielail eery severe Wary upon his sheet, from whelk It woe • seastherable time bet on he recovered. This, be nth, wee • alert ovine of the fasts of the alma ebony too ho einethl have to lay before them, sad heap . preheated that there would act he the slightest doubt that the Inbar/7 damned girl, vitae death was sew the sub ject of Winn, bed met her death at the beads of the d, inked, he sour math to have dialed the =Wit, ad, almost Immediately attar the bloody deed had hem perpetrated, be wrote • letter to Mn. Dusk, the mother of the deceased, admitting his wine, awl, as ft appeared to hiss, also thanking that jealousy was tees loose of it. The primmer, he was happy to ear, bad the *hie Nektons* of his kayoed friend, Mr. Barrow, to (madmen his defame, and all that talent ad lapesolty mid de would be enteised is bie behalf; but the only defame that could be set up fee the Kismet was that he was sot a impossible neat. It ap peared to him, however, that seder the alscuatitateme of 11114 GSM. It wend be a nest dispense preeedest to allow a was who had smelted such as awful feats ammo ups onh • pond, sad that the jury ought well to manger all the taco. Win Ow, muse to such • modusien. Hvidiase et • slams eurobonds* obarester was that eadasid. _ _ The lettere mitts% by the yttrium, sad wbMb ere la awed he la the seldom,. Imo that put la sad reed. The int 11•11 eddreseed to the nether of the deemed : . "Dsanst Moan Bask,—Oa tha 111ilill .... 7111iray to br eve ibs sommene to the aslacky Dedea Itedania whisk I committed on very very dear Coolies and Herta Bask yesterday monis& at Ave Meisel. I perpetrated the honible deed. iharealy ea I able to welts ; my hart break for my ova nornmeabie Cannes mad Hula. The sow of this deed ,o—l. I beard that Corollas is sot la the Willy way, m I Ant believed. S. Hewn Corolla ia raids to ge b Woolwiett. 3. That I sweet stay with my vary deer Cecelia; it made my hurt se ersafand till at last the =happy taiga mate late my boa that Canna rather say die free my heads thaa to Ow Caroline% lose being bestowed upos others. However, I did net land te larder also Maria, Ismater ; but rot heals Giber opportunity, aid as she woo is my way, I Gould sot do ease wise thaa stab her too. Dear Mother Boa, Saturday web" Wes I same I had sot the low kiss of this owlet act. Bat as I beard that my doer Caroline pa sers back ay Ahura sad as sbe told me she would Sea, I did sot know ay ether way la ay hart break thus to pots the cutler sad I bought • 'Ward, Mask divided the nasty torero. As coos as over I Wept both my Wad meals in the world over to the ulasky plates mar the wood before Folkestose, ad requested them to sit dews, bat the suss Wag wet they Masa to de so, end I dilated the. Caroline to p kfliffli, sad I west Wind Merle, imo whose brat I na the dagger. With a dull my ski soak down, sad with a moot Whoa heart I wad Ws uptse Cooling, Ulna" the poniard in my head tweeds ker. Dear Dales,' cried she, with • bell dad v 01... and fall awn with weeping eyes. Tina I wad seer het mad gave her the last kisses u aa everlastingeverlasting ramehream. I I meld let have a more dreedlal hoer in my Übe thou that was, and frees my braes heart ham aot where my erases wen, sad I took so • lastiag keepsake both the block shale of Marie tad ay doer Careless as • scarabs' suit for se, traria( the awfal spot with weepiest eyes sad a bran beart. Never I shall forget my deer Corollas and Merle, sad the weed resales wend with blood of soy dear Haste sad Canllae,wlth me rail it will Owe my owe heart,-sad I shall see you, my dem liana and Caroline, la the weal life. .;Yerowell, mid be sot troubled about the blieefelly de emed maple of God, sad forgive the ealtrepv, over imp. ..DIDII4 RIDAN1111." ne mead letter was addressed to sa officer le the !fil miest to abielf the primmer foliaged, 'said &WEAR IS ,Si as fails': Dearest Mr. Limitsinant Salisaidt,—With weenie' eyes, I beg of yew to forgive the antortsuate Dedee, and 1 Ist pow knew in abort that it was not my intention to steal your youth. I only leat it to the slater of Corolla., when Maria Beek will give it you back, if you will be kind neigh to go to Dove, to fetch it wader the raid address—Mile Maris Bask, d, Albea-place, Dover. At the mum time I melees the ticket bidosigiog to Dr. Damagertsa, sad let know that I have not received the watch. lam sorry I maxim pat to. mosey I. hmesso I have spent it Demme Mr Liaatonasit Schmidt, keep the portrait red the heir to re member for seer that fearfal floaday, when both girls who I shall forget with trouble ad pleasure. . . . planet Mr. Limit. Schmidt, 1 thank pow for all the kindness wide s I have received from you, and forgive the safortouste Dulea Redmilee, who is ready every =imam to his arrested, and the same dagger whist murdered my only frieede shall murder myself. I have written to the mother of Carolirio a letter—be kind 'sough to let her know what has kappaaad, ad go to Dover aid interpret it for her. Yea en very kind, and lau thaokful. " Dam* Itsnmonis." Is this letter there was eseloard the duplicate of • wash. • This closed the cam for the promotion. Yr. Barrow then proceeded to address the jury for the primmer. He besought them to cooed*, the position la which be, is the advocate of the isafortenate prisoner was placed, without any lostraetioas from so attorney. and sot beim; able so 0011U1Uliellte with him, end he metreetsd them therefor* to weigh auziouely sad mercifully all the fare of the cue before they came to the melee*n that the wreubed man at the tier had committed the crime of willed sod dr libetate =order. He urged that the modest of the prisoner i himself in persisting in pis►d'ng guilty to one of the indict meats for murder, showed that he himself was quite la different to the mean; end he submitted that this sow ea i m pwpme fact in support of the deletion, which aloae he wad attempt la his behalf, that be wee not a respoesible befog at the time he took away the lives of Moe aster tense, young women. He mid that so far ell Caroline was emearaed, It was it,., that the primmer loved h. r with the most sedum affeetioa, and it was eqeeliv clear that he had no 11l will to the other sister, and elthoneh something had has said about jealousy, it appeared to he altogether a delusion, sad all the isea would seen to show that lbw dreadld deed bed be& &mkt& tads a sudden impales, peals& wdl inianimed by medical ass, sad knows la Idea die sues of homici dal atememeaka. ita u = s oesasel referred to medical works upon the mildest, sad mud that it had bees proved that immedistely hobos the fatal MearreMee the prisoner add the deceased was in meet Moody sad sileetiosate arm, sad that the pima dully W ar &will towards thew, sad be Sion ego& that dr Mg bad beta com mitted slider NOM usesaftellebie sadeaddes lapdog, sad &at tieing area ON IMO/ would be bedded fa &gait tial the Weiner wan Ile gifted of lassatty. Mr. Berea Issawel4 assawislag op sold—la &foresee to mkt defines that had bees for the mimes, *et if Is uaderstood the of the term bend (tidal mososseals, it was that a maa satemaised the bad desire to kill eselthrs, sad meld sot sestrig it, sad he would only *been. that If it were to go few& gat say ma Mr kil o.rathermope the emosqlentese seeeklitied es* a fact, it would have a Marldinuipens dbot seskay, shoo k s o u chnual to bin Mat le NOW el the law wee to aid te les& lbws who were bete *sough to entertain them that waida psabbaest would follow, if they carried them eat. learned judge Asa earefelly celled the attention of the jury to all the fasts of the ease, sod said that the real queWeas they bad to madder were whether the pri mmer knew the Ratan of the sat he wee ecoamittieg, sad whether he know it was a wrong sot, sad If so It would be their duty to say that ke was aunty. Toe jury, after a rely short dshberatkm, returned am at of Guilty. Rio Lordship than pet in the black asp, and ',Miming the prisoner through tbe medium of the hammier, said that he had bma cosvietod by the jury of the crime of wilful murder, ad it appeared to him wpm anal@ for them to hem some to say other deviates opts the elides*, laid before them. The Wine did sat appose to have bees committed from say fowling of ravage, or to On& possession of say poverty, Sr say other hateful feel lag of the Itke kid, white too frequently dictated &ions of this &tractor, bat them Gould be so doubt that be had bees Waited to semait the crime by allowing his bad parkas to prevail, sad his of teas therefore equally hateful sad equa.ly demons( of paahhiaest. The learned jades then exhorted the prbseer to prepare himself for the fate whit& ismitably awaited bias, end concluded by pass loges matenos of death in the usual form. The primmer beard the monism with the seam calm demesne Hat had aharamorbed him throughout, sad whoa I& bwilahp bad seneluded he walked with a firm Mop hum die tiodt. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Warinci, Du. 18. 10101110 SIMI 310TIO Edward Clutter was shamed with having, at Birmingham, on the 4th of September, felemithaly forged lOC ithe pound Beak of Borland notes. There were also Emma for Ygiag la his peosesiioa the notes and the plates for ankles them. Er. Soden sad Er. Mansell were colonel for the prose rotten; sad Mr. Zessody for the defame. It appeared hron the ewideace that Impostor Gloseoporith two other pollen's, west to • home la wart No. 9, Sail. brook-street, Birmingham, when the prisoner and his wife bad lived for some yews. on the mening of the 4th of September, Omit eight o'clock. The poems, was not at home, bat hi. with was. There were ally two rooms I. the home, and in this op 'loin one they found a loeg Oath of wood, covered ow with paper, ander which then were no lees than 104 forged Bank of England setae, efferently plead t o we pinkies to deying. They Mewls" &leathered • seppee-plate pestles pees. tools for 'meowing, sad Sth plates, sinsepesdise with the notes. Laub. ems polleeses Is of the weans, the frosposios went isle hone' eppostte, sad wateited. Primently tbe Weems esse, lashed up tee mart where hie hoses was siessis. sad then peened os. Olsisp west est sad appriended him The h Mated diet be had heard peas Os IPM at kis =lad wee gekis Se how sensible debit. Os Wog takes tam his beseeths prisesm sell sem M emo had tussah' the Woe and ether Mega shoe he bed pew oat. A witssis who we at work in • inessfsatoty opposite, dermal that he saw the prisoner light • °sidle sad draw the entsins betweea the sad dime diaries the previews sight. A penes seamed lies. Stoll nil she maw prisoner go oat I es the menial' is aseetiss, sad se sae west to hie hems before the pollee caws. Mr. Heasedy eoutesded that the prbesw bad the pristiag pros sad segesvies tools is his trade as a Mewl esaraver, and that the motes end plate were placed fa his hew while he was est. — W161;111111 forth. dafasee. Mary Hadley, wife of Besjania Ridley, Nall maker, said—Os that morales she west to the prisoner's been sad taw hi. wife. Aes sans ia sad sold. "Geed wrung, nissis." The prisoner's wife said, " Good navvies." If. said he bad broestat some wort, sad she told its to take it t_tp stake. Be west ap stain, having a panel is his head. The primer bad always bone a good eharattar. Other eviction is the priefesn's behalf was girls ; bat tike jars, after NM oessidennes, maned a nudist of His Lordship, la gang esetessa, costoseand en the series. sans se the aria*. A forger, or say parson ass served with ea% was, to his and, ave of the non dieser sus a shanosses. Re wee a nodissor sad assonsin of aims. The Ines of tbesioads sad the even et the einatry "ma" isaintalaing the credit of the Bask of lin ked; ail keen Beak of Reshad:ootes, the prisoner W sonnlind the highest an elf forgery. Twisty inn op he week have bees heated for it. The prisons was tin wont fosse that had sin bees Woven before his. Re nod sestina his to be nsasported for life. OXFORD ClEtCUlT.—Ozrozp, Mc. 19. CMAZOII OP PLACING /TOKIO OX ♦ RAILWAY. :use Pours, agod 46, labourer, sad Theme Pewee, nod 37, labourer ware @barged with saliceously pled*, sertaia Moose ea the Booklaglianehin Railway, at Weadie bury, is the 11th of SepUlabsr. Kr. Ovine promoted ; the primers were widefeaded. Wow ihoorbliwes ft appeared that ea the day le question tin. wow wow ma by a Masse, sassed Elisabeth 8 , sewoM be Mr. Lammers, is the Beekowheashin &Mem. mar Ow amain at Weedishory. She observed than swaybe is the Use, sad wire she ease to the spot she elsoresi hen atom placed as the rails. She gm la keside& «h. bat to sem of the railway oak:lM, sad the Maass wave emairrod, a train at that Owe briag la sight. Omit the wilowiee, a plats-layer, stated that the effect of do at.... Wag pima se they wan would be, la all pro bability, Is throw a train ell the Hee. • trim had passed the spot Mist a quarter of as hour before, se that the Mane imie have be.. pissed is the Ilee after that; sad as She peimove wore the only meow who bad Wm ma am 1181 1 01 11 4. ellapied wile des sates at of the yams Shirley, the/ IMO WOMB buss oweedy ea this charge. The slew priasser v ia his deism , dolled the sharp, sad wowed the whom (Shirley) with haring placed the news is the Uses; sad urged aria the Jar, cot to orreries them of a Grim of whisk they were perfectly imams apse the easapported Wiesen of owe witness. The jury datiOlimi MO primers. CRAMS OP 111110011$0. Thomas Bayliss. agod 72, labounr, was charged with shooting Joseph Hell, with intent to murder hiss, at Head. borosge, on the 10th of Desensher. Kr. Crippe for the proweation, sad Mr. William's for the dedmans. . . . . Fres the seldom it appealed that the prosecutor, who le nearly SO years of age, bad bees to Oaford es the 10th of Deeember, and es kis return home *Wed at the Bell im at Hasdbmough, about fear o'clock is the afternoon, when he sew the primmer in sompasy of s seas aimed George Lay. TM minim oohed the motheutor to drink with him, but he Meath, sad said ha should bays a that to himself. The =said he had bees to Woodstock that day, and had he Duke of Marlborough sad b 4 gamekeeper. Lay saki to therm:Mar, "You ought to hem your braise blown out; sad the pleats, SW said, " That he (Hal* aegis to hthe his Lead blows el bemuse he had told the keeper that he (the primmer) had bean shooting is the ON10011." After this minvereetioa Hall went home, whisk took Ma abort as hoar to nub. Os !sublet home, and while having his to. wish his housekeeper, they M ad ripest of a gun—tho window of the roost la which they were was @method, end glees sad shots were scattered over the roam. asperistoodent Edwards was seat for, sad traced ammo footsteps to the spot when it was supposed the gun ' was fired, and afterwude apprehended the prisoner at a pshUethosse, sad took his shoes, which eforrespontied with the looestarks; is his house was also toned a gas, which ma loaded. TM primmer was men by a witness, named William Walker, between four and five that afternoon, going is the dietetics of the preemator'e house, sod had • NOS Is hie hand, sad was also ems by soother witness (Charlotte Brsakspear) at a publitehease called Shepherd's Hall, which Is bat a short distaste from the prolocutor's home__ . . . - Mr. Williams nada am able defuses for Oa primmer, mad alter • metal eliamderi up by the Judge, the jury returned a verdict et Noe Guide. With this case the souse tenatmatod, the mut rising at *boat a gassier to tour o'clock. lab *Magna. iambi*. have Mooned him the motley, end asirepensolled the state be wee is to this sad ether onspasies, Is order to offset 11411f140111. What was improbable wm semetimes true, sad he would, therefore, elk the jury to Ices their own opinions opts the euhjese. If they oelieved se het fiords i sad Maw* swam, that they boson nothing soul alter the loss/soft was effected, to ledges them to think that Jodrell was net a fit and proper person to be insured, their verdict ought to be for the *With on the drat then pie... 1 He wage' opinion that the ',Mist ow the fourth plea should be for the de &Masts, bemuse It oily sikged oast seemed to be proved—vie . that the ststentest is to. primal that Jodrell had never had sap lit or COMM Waisted goldsmith life, was tot true; but he would leave It to the court above ti doll* what effect the weeds is the Fromm' osght le ham, for the plaintiffs did net absolutely affirm the truth of the statements it sentaimd, but morel said they be lieved them. But another wary imporiset impedes are.. upon the equitable repliestioa. This was the bat time they had to sessidar the prespostnon slash lasurases clime were is the habit now of puttied forth. • pretties wilds retastly be bad muslin to lamest and es nnnnn , bait lately grows up of imearassee °Mem publishing that theft optimal were itdispstable, and thus leadlig people into very false and eoustiates very wicked speculations. The repheaties to the Lamb plea said that a proepostes was issued by the Westminster cane, in which they Meted that all the laser sects with the association should be unquestlaseble ' tsar where fraud wee practised. •gola he most my that be lamented that this company, who so doubt were very re spectable—he did not mean to out say censure apes them— should ham istrodatied sub. vague issessge into their pros pectes,leognage which was calculated to produce muse rtaisty and 'Mastics. They did not use the word " iodliputable but " enquestimable." TM replication to the 4th plea la sobstasee mid that the &bedsits "mud this premiers, and tbs.: the plaintiffs got the 'assesses • ffected me the faith of It. Toe question, therefore was whether that re. ;dimities had been proved, sod be laid It dove a • poise of law that 'fitengh there mum miasma to show that IM piais. tiffs oversaw or sect upon this prospects it wadi thane West for th e Jury, leakier at all the elreimestimese of the case, to come to the conclusion that they did tea ft, and effected the insurance upon the filth of it. It was • &GIP moot which was simulated gesersily, sad epos Moll the public. Then mem mother quaint of law—wfat howl was meant is the propel's? sad he wee of "Wm it most be pommel fraud by the company so as to min tie question on the first three pleas to which be had alluded. The indasesteuts which were held out la a praepetestethe public ought to receive a liberal interpretation, sad ems vista! • pima !studio( to set upon the m weld saturally put spa. them. If the jury thought that Mr Norris or Mr. Mew. 'thew Wan the low woos ems offered that Mr. Jodrell bad bed dlethism tresses, or say other disease, leading to thorns, We, Say would ham bees guilty of fraud, sad this Ibrir weld M lii esplicaties ought to be kg the dethaithethhat he MAW them io point of law If they maim ed GO MM then wee a fraud on the part of the.. anthems thumb them might be fraud on the part of Mr. Jodrell, Mr. Heald, sad Kr- Apackmse, to Bad • math lee the plaintiffs upea the repli- Intim. COURT OF WHIM% BENCH.-D 99. 19. sma At PIN ►uw •r oval D1.M1.-1/12 , 011 LOOS GAMOW, wraILTOM AMA °TIMMS V. NARDISTT AIM OTE3I/11-H AOLIMIIT 171 7/11111111111T11 Lllll ASSOOLLTION. T , • mull of this case was roamed at the sitting of the mart te d. y. The atm use heemilit by the Nourish Reversioncry Society, in Liatolee.inio•fielde, to remover 1,6004 sPos • ' police of Mumma, shish had been effected on the life of Yr. Richard Paul Hayes Jodrell, la the Westesiester Life hesematioc. of which the dedenfieste are the trustees. After additional ninon had bees adduced ea the part of the de fe adults air. Sujout Bylos named up his erldesee. 11 was quite sitar, he said. from the evidence on both sides, that • Maud had bees peened co the Weetaisittf AINIMOrl• tffice, and Le contended that the Met of Jcdrell bailey made represeetstions as to the vales et his own life, whith were emu.* to his owe knowledge, laulidated the policy nadir the plea of fraud and snip. The Maned &masa referred to sees nannies to show that it bad boa held that a pima whose lid wee inured, if applied to for information, wee, is steins such leformatir d , !Ler eitat of sad ntlife. CI t tm. rieriere wi ralr. Be theny hie submitted that Jodrell meet is a mart of low be muted ea the risme of the seeured, and that if he made a false mod frandukst state ment to the &rudest', the insureacie wee void. L. rd Cam) bell—De yen man to my that if Jodrell said ha never had delirium Means, sad the tompaey believed his swarm to he tree, they are bound by the fraud which le bee committed ? lir Sedum lip lee maid that was his contention. Lord Campbell—The. I shall role .saint ye.. It seems to me that the three pleas raise the same question, and I am et politica that you are not ..titled to a verdict epos either of them, intim you peeve the allegation that the company hour that Jodrell we* subject to these is firmities. It is not moles to show that Jodrell knew it himself. I have made this istimaiion in order to *sable lon to have my opinion reviewed by the court above. Mr. Sujout Below—Then us of the questions for the jury would be whether Jodrell bad been galley of fraud avid, if the Jury th resh% he had, the defendants would *veil themeelves of the opplrtuaity given by hie lordship to take the opinion of the court above es to whetbee hie fraud did OT did not invelidato the pulley. It wee 'emitted that Jedull had teen 'Bitted with delirium sad it wee proved beyond donut that as had fits of eptleruy. Braid, who we. referred to as the isthmus friend of Jodrell, but hod not been called, se well u Spockman his medical 'menden. mast have well Miura this; bet t h ey @oppressed the teeth ' in their statements which were sent to the de• fondants, and were therefore puilty of fraud. There night be some doubt whether the pontiffs were responsibie foe the mierepreseetatiou sad fraud of these peruse; hat if, as he conteeded, Name and Norris had hem guilty of fraud I. eciacealisig from the defendants, whim they effected the poke y the facts distitely preyed le be within their own kaowleige— ms., that Joliet! Ind hen eallen to delirium tremenk sad that his life bed Met relied Im • seamidershio aember of assonsee eseepealm,_ Ohm ousted M se mil of the mos, bees... they win ells= et W issmish Reeemboory So ciety, and the solety mot be Mid rerpnoble Indrefir ens The plaiatilis said tbey Medea the faith of the ishmlests' prospeetwes. Ishii not all the pastes they issued would be eagemellssoble. neap when heel was prestige* is otrablei tat; but there waswar pied that they em saw a pemometm. Lord Campbell isM It meat be sessmel that the poneetaaprodued leas paerelly 'intended. le which all the Ginea's so** had mem Mr. &Oulu Dyke utheeitesiliest the malty as whith the plaintiffs relied by their seggicatioa depeadal apes their bowie, este the premollas used apes it. Lord Campbell shined me nobly winner they believed that the plaintWo la the esamema course of bonne had ens the proepeetue belle the policy wee issimmi, sad mushier they end ova h. It wee SOS necessary to have semen and positive ',them es the subject. Mr &mum Dylan emseaded, em the authority of " We • WSIO/I," is the 11th Baebegan Reports, that es the plaittilts ettleanewed to override a entrees soder melee the faith of a propense, they nut prove that equity by eltriwis• they had wee it before the wettest wee emend Isla Re she argued that the word freed, Is , the meat hoed eommitted either by the par • ties sr disk spele. Is emehtsioo, he observed thus this was more el them moss of loud which bad se ase aastM es be hem what be might call a mighty stamen. The frauds of Mew time wore men babies amp eed with these of the presses .4fee. • mass mem wee kw dopMled el bis lebsellasse ; Ms smisieme wave bestr re a mere M lo mold sot sides Mae ha* mop the moms of 63,0004., sad the treasestlea am &ailed as attempt to imam Iticlife with almost sures of elms I mail he submittal Mere was mat sae of the pertiesimplested the tramoNisa le whom Me shop el basil bed set ,1818 ealistesseeflp brumelt Musa. Sir PrelkeleThesior replied the whole um le did set sips his teamed hind es to the esteem& nary lespeemoss of the mottos. It was male. UM Mae whether sit. jLI to say water very WYSS Mal if elish via., ea sedisary china ea a pane of lasseeses, woe resisted b the lesmomes also Is wow gamlNe us ma whisk leges y sity meld 'mem The quietism wee met lat habits er arty life of Mu t e d , wit c h whether he bal or bad see at say tine hem with fluor delirium tremolo. If the plaistalls bad, la say demise or premed obi* they med. is the ease. Ina noted the Muth of the stammats maleisel rM Ile mi• eleme fate tat defame wall bees bola inoshitible, but they did mat pledge themeless le that moat. hairy say Mims/ Met they believed the amounts sad peatisalme 18 this pmpesal ta question M be tree. It was Wormed sakeetheis seserted that Me plaintiffs had nab ameeldbat trams with Mr. Joie whoa they Mowed Ma this messy. la i mulr b ir f a Mated stem es the Meth of Isle Wars of 26 I I the bad , me had wee perpetrated goes Me essmikeamheise. The Mm tis. bootees. was lie melt of tbe met eseeful emelbems inlathepartoftin of what ems the peeper mu Is dames& la futon. nee aid thet the pliadi bed abets& pelislo ea Mr. Jed I'm Rh 18 do imeuesef SUM. bat they led Is pay OM Om a ems of RM. t am to hi l ivied Jodrell sad his sem bed Mod iler Si. pen, Mop weld ham had to pay AM. With Despot to the mgemsatthat Broil sad were to be sea& derail se the -- sf the the loomed semsel Tao jary rhea retired, owl after a briar absence kola wart premed *boa . . _ Tee Nicene& read disirsordiet, which was to the follow leg eff.et " That JedeaS. Braid, sod Spectate* had bees guilty of fraud sad sessesimost. Thst item was so fraud as the part of Nardi or Macre, or the empsay tbey repro• stated. Os the bent pies they fogad that direr, did esiet—verdlat for the deludes% sad epos the rspitsatios, they toned that the pagestaiss wr, piddle—verdict for the platetits." Lord Campbell—You Mak tka plaintiffs won avers of the p►wpaags, sad Wasted the poliey oa des bilk of it, and flat thsp were not sudsy el asp bead / The jsry resvorod la tiv sanative. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Dac. 19. .1111101 AT PM TM AI AT SVILTNALL 24/011 TO LOAD CM. STIVIO4OII V. $lllOlllllll PIII..—ALLM4ID VIZOLIORNOV. Mr. Overland sad Mr. Needham appeared for the plaintiff, sal Mr. both and Coleridp coadoeted She deism. Tide wee es action Magid by the plabitiff so tomer sties todearagewfrou tho ditioudeat, air Robert iejaries steralued by ream of the alleged ad dress of the dthilibliri oodest. The defendant pleaded Mt guil Mr. Ove ty. reed stated the ate to the jury. He sold She plaintiff, who wee 64 years of age, wss a ecemisaiew spat mid leg at fallow/a, sod having tocanionois the evening of elie 7th filly, to go to Zeighteeridge, when be had heel. ars with • Mr. Mittens's. was is the ad of mosses the reed fim Hydrpark to Wiltaw place, when Mr Robert reel's carriage, drives by his added at a fariaas rate— tweive Noel es host—soaked hi. down, amiss severe =aillsei• which he hod steel greatly infect& The wee lobes to It. Oserge's Hospital, bet Moe wildly wee seevoyed hone, sad was eeshaed to bit bed fre In weds. den width tide be had hese male hi ears bie bolsi. his Melds deposing end* es his owe *tow dem soodieolowpssed swieseled to 16 osbro ja t ei== "PM sempeseades he Ins of sod , he aww sight to nosed. Inas litivosess, the plaided, said—l da s etweadoles 374 1 -‘ , . b . s litri di cr a er•N ia ßkShe Tab ifallergiees. I wan a Mood, to diem des sai attewood to am the rod iron the yea Wiltee.plese. I del say that I was eate wordes, bat I wee es sou to it es piddle. As I wee e Melt • blow o• my right aide, whisk hushed widows. ws illlsg with my lad edswards. Wins dame I faiths died d s hado's beds tho bed of ay add. I sits s blow es ea Mk MR. bees de them eons to toy eddies* tad oohed de id. I wee at drat takes to at. Gimlet Rralloftal, bud was esbedweetly renewed to Mr. Weatandes, of Kelehtsteridso. 1140 odesiesaily my= id Maybes hod ay weeds drooled then, I was bone Is a sob, sad wee sesilsed te ay bed few Ave mks. My duties isreerthated say wa s a great deal, awl I end to navel widi tees 16 or 20 wiles a day. POT 16 weir I law ad bed able te de anything to ears ay needled. Isis Ys mildest I bad oily weed Most 30s. or 21. My ladoes, withlidopeedied shiny ow say owe unto..,mounted le M. • wed. My dodoes has Idea eat is; Itseadate to Id Owed Crow daniesd—My dodos Ms Mr. Westerns eassisted is bolsi Is seenedes with ea monis:lost for the reformed trssiwa. M the nears of two widen spots that Ibis intim Sarib - Tb• Wasimin - 7 — ime el bussesiabill. ft reproaant Weetaladoo SEM IN Ma the la ap lb* MIO Maw al r i ="elootist. Os the is 'sly I remind Riming' MISS Sillablbrip Maio wield sawn, Woolontoss hot the week helms I only voseived part RUSSIA ba Wrip Okla'gs if, mom them abosmilmins. w ot that mensant. I did set gamin Ma. from Mr. Wester plinllll woo bill mapamillo At Witair mamas is dm Us fey 15 masseatim weeks I was paid at osallesid wt b dreraller sod Shirt, who apnea se the Ms of 6/. • day, amordial ta Ma services =lime mad ante Hat Jodrell bad asiblod from roadefed. The remainder of my weekly looms, 10s., inlanni t ituteestirely madamervias M b sZ whim was err uP by Mersin of Para at ofisiklwore II ealdlimmay of Mem leatamea. I 'moot say &heti was on the orossimi, butt thought I was. MM ilito Oompbeli e lla swamis' up said tbs osifiesuan did The sight was quite light. I did sot `sear say one all out, ant desy Nom May bad szembadibe policy la gaieties, Nat and had r o latimatioa that the farrago was cosiag till I tile., illosnditheaslishality ; sad the Ant a t e. pl. ~bis a was Mocked down. I don't know whether the driver palled Whoy hod pat apse the mooed, sad whisk Were sabstantlelly of. or at what nil ho was aaiss, het owtololf ha yew Pow tems alleged that the pointy was fraudulently °tisanes. at a rapid pose. Whim I got up the sudsy meat rap eeilek ens io pat a emotraellos is pante law 7:t d ett still, as it sprats& to ano that it W 64 backing Wow mpistimmo gibs% aid he thosight they imposed mu g far as I could se antes& rho Imeteaders were IS igiaindie eonimay, obi* was sepremaated by Mr. the 'cashew, but I wee so shake. that I can't speak Mar awl Mr. Maws. His was of spades that if Ms. lively. I don't keow that Sir Robert Peal put hie same id me. m a w, bed aaaa u sa t a theotwl 944 with eat of the carriage wistlitter. I think there were two ladles bump spopi a g ar ia l is sans s s i sams a sas , washes s a we Is the eaniage. I walked, sipponed by two rasa, to the goon - ibs woe ceemaliag, the defendants could sot motes Wawa', sad heal the Wows_ Ito the haintal. I have 614.941194 h 7 swing suss was fraud amiss by " ta b ta n, been deal slats the ide s aid mot tell the po laws, w e was n asim a. as by la c s a w whoa the. amides% oanned that I wee deaf, and J u l iet ][ 4 . einiw h o w . has two m a ma b a t a a l as y o bs a bear the carriage somas. I:night have said that I had a l law wow es that sabirst, and it was very desirable holdall's( boolliww. Mt osly der Ike preesat molten. but the publie, that it iteamsalaed—The earflap was gels, towards Hyde sisisald tie soismaly derided, sad for that pupae he wield pork Comm Two Pima° took coo to the hospital. My mit IN /sly Moog whether them was tread by Jabot/. Morbid sad isoworY an dotowicif is few, sy ft•rv••••P' Beak at But altbeigh they should lid that t is ormapletaly shattered. Humble was the ease etre ea I• r d yaw were guilty of fraud, he should direct • .. m l _ _ ll _ %rhos I was Rookiollb Ws were sot ia this Wigs neat te he Nand for the plen unless tiffs. unle they am . id Lwocoow. Maas to tie Masilmice that them was fraud either as the wilW° ll O wn " n Mr. WwW•rn wr Wit ial l ee pen et Mr. Needs at Mr. Metre, fat that after ell was the St. Roortee . ilao*, Roahtsbrisigo, hayloft sorrohocated dr mum napeeleng iseekek, H, abeam tab s a n i s a ybo aa imitates of the plaiataff is roferame to the mode la +lash Inetaniii is both triton et re wisp, 49 that the potato of law he was liseeked dose, said the coachmen pulled op whew swots gasolossas be girdalthe s ly d atssu n s a, w i t h out the plaintiff was hatched dove, sad backed; the near fora ametkon jury berg darneen to immetigate the nets, wheel Isaias wined ea his body. The earriage was gong Thawworialoisiovideass to show that Jodrell was elided ad tir Per d fl2 alb ° aw awl? * with Adam tereess eat epilepsy, sad addiated to habits Crow samalasd—There was as attempt to poll up tin of great Wes presee, eat that be was sot aa ineareble after Ow pleiatiff was knocked doves; It Ira thou paid life. Mu marl have lariat that fall well himself, ash he sp. The earriago dose proceeded. I had total' the comb. (Lied Onspholl)abashi think they would be *leptons, bat sea to back the carriage. the wheel of which was resting the y weal ism *Mr ow' Jed/sent upon the matter, that on th e body of the plalotiff. I don't ham &mythic' shoat he ray, by seppeteres sad asterepneentatiew, was guilty Mr. Westorten's emotions with psroshial maim. I did of what would assmot to fraud, if toe pialetiffs were boned am Bir Robert Peel pot his head oat of the carrier by what be did. Then was seldom* oleo of a positive sail- widow. lam leaded, aad will wear, that it ma pas 8 repreentatra by Bead, the referee. He was the sweats, o'clock. I did sot mania with say Maud the pleatrafter mad he (iffrodOessial.) was afield also the lostigator, of I .striated bis from the carriage. I len his in the able mos ;he knew bit habit, sad the middle of the road. He could not hem bees is better beads Alma they , sad ft seemed quite cle a r th a t than a t om of the policemen. mhos nede fepriviatatises to the Europese, which &aphis Hoy. policeman 118 B, was seat walled. He won heart over to the Weateainater c Ma, he joust have said—l maw tbe maddest which I, es was my duty, reported bra awn that what he stated we, not true, sad that he to the issrotor. The defeadast's maim* was going at bad eappreded what wee material. He, therefore, thought the rate of nice or tan miles an hour. I saw the animal Map Wald have very little difficulty in corning so the eon- am from the pavement; be west eight or tea feet before be aloft that Bad was guilty of Freud in these teammate's. wa knocked down by the shoulder of the user side home. The etrisase eke esomed to he T itle Spark. . .. Ha de- Th em wee so cressim there ; the oressinn is a . twisty and eeps paneent ksowledgs of ea Hat, bat he froweeetly yards elf. At the Use the accident oetarred Mose was a reel WS hawed and took wine with his ; and tilted sort pewriag nearly is the middle of the rood plat if the wham Drees could be believed. ha had towards Brampton. I eget say whether the iasehnu biradt desired that the It which Jodrell bad in pulled op or tot, I was looklag at Mr. Stemma. I Weal the env hag room was ase of delirium Stamm. moms people call oat. but I don't know who they yaws. I With regard to limb sad Mesa, the evideent wes sow was is Aeon of sicking his up, when some Owe called sat ,rod they would fare their owe opinions upon it. to go a little forward or bark. I coal say which, but the (Lord Campbell then reed over the evidence of these two ferriage went fcrward, and the tort-wheal want ever th• pitons, and of liwetanham and Shirt, the two witness, plaintiff 'a leg. I did nit sofa pleasan t ly windier saw who teatradieted them) If NOM/ and Maw* had first lent one put his hand out of the carriage vied.... The Anew= money to a man who they knew bad beer 'Mated with told me that the carriage belonged to Bir Robert Peel delirium tresses, aid tam endeavoured to obtain in The Chief Baron—The witness followed the proper mimosa upon hi. life. they were guilty of a seattlelous mom. He did am spook to the man at the wbsel—the fraud, hat tt ey would look to the ladiscamenta of the parties. cosehmaa. Braid participated is the seem, lad had a smog Crosomssine?—The people relied out heftwa the am& native for nattrepresertatios aid fraud. Sparkman jollied dent mewed, hot I d not think the plaietiff could have in the omits at Jodrell's resides's, and might hies had a tamped the amident. When he came in costect with the wish that they should be cootiou.d, and he perhaps apish* shoulder of the bon M'te seashsaa, I should my, attempted have stretched • point for the purpose of getting policies to mill up. affected, without wn'eh moat, would tot he advanced, bat Re examined—There was • tab 'media" Sir Robed at vamp very improbable met the oMe.rs of this of say Peel's tiatTinge, bombs carriage did sot ,went nos its other remisimarp cusp ay, would ho sniffy of mob fully course, or ants pt to pas the cab. ea to Meats, drat, b 0001. sad the& 13,000 a. to • man at MS I Otioryre Stales od, mimesis to Mr. Wootevicit 4cowilttion, whose his they home to be wholly uslastrehle,' wintered the saddest. The defsiedaat'seatrillit• was golsg fOf mime they eucciedtd in mule" valid latarenete epos at • 6?•••110114 rats, I llppo6lo they wet* tato for the his life, they bad little se ao chance of getting their mosey Que..' , bell. (A laugh ) back; but Sin la their eagerness to procure hasitme, th ey Mr. Beech—At that hour laldbi•with the foil knowledge that ha We wee sot ire- Kr. Ov.natt— I sever bet lb. hewn of going to the GUILDHALL. Hoary Freak Cur, t►e yowl vitalism whine eatrsordi ssry @tarp appeared la ou oakum of Thsredsp, ttu &gala pissed at the bar. Mr. Mown, of the Bra of Humphreys, Son, sad Mor pm, Nswpto•strsst, appeared for the atomisation, sad Mr. Wontasr, of akiaaevetreey attended fer the panzer. Polisesseistable, 3611, said—Between 10 sad 11 o'clock on Friday messing, the 12th of December, I was called into Mr. Atisahereestem shop, is Fleet-strut, and received from the elitipmaa See pieties of silk handkerchiefs, which the peiveast, who woe true, said were his property, but hi afterwards said they were given to him by a friend. He gave the as.. of Thome. biker, sad • false address. Joseph Liaison said—l am militant to Mr. Gurus Atte.- borough, pawahroker, of 204, Flutmireet. I know th e prboner at the bar. Ile wore to oar shop on Friday, the 12th of December, sad offered me five pieces of black silk, esatelain slaty handkerchiefs, for pledge. He wanted me edemas of 21. 10e. epee them. I asked him if they were hie owe property, sad he replied that they were, sad the be had bun is partnership with a nem of the ease Thome. Baku ' who lived at No. 10, St. Aadenee pass.pass. He aftetwardsesid he was is pannerehip with. palm lobe bad been to Am/slit and mused, asd that kb prior had asked him to Memos of these goods. I grad a ed. mass 11.18 e. epee them, with the view of demising the rafter. He cemented to swept that newest, and I se atedisily directed ea. of oar young men to write oat the debt, sad sat another for a polithana. By the time the duplkete was written the officer, 368, same into the last shop, the primmer shop, at that tin • Dein te one of the ..all eempartmests. I podium eight silk handkerchiefs pledged es the Ist of September last, with a piece of black silk, fee 11.65., In the name of Thames Baker, of 10, St. Audits'''. wood. I ales pradace two handkertiliels and a plus of Meek silk, pledged M the some name on the 29th Ushered lest fortis. AU these goods were pledged by the presser. Joseph Brooks said—lsm assietaat to Mr. Samuel Stevens, pawnbroker, of No. 1, High street, Newington-butte. 1 know the Ulnae,. I first saw him is this cours on Friday bet, whoa I attended in another case. I again saw him sa the follow's( morning, wheel he clue to oar shop and awed three haadkerchiefs for pledge. He wanted 6a. on them, and I asked him if they were his property, and he re. Awl is the alirenstive. I then bemired how many he had of less, and.hesaid there were two. I opened them sad found there war. three, spa which be said be must have made a .Wake. I thee said he was the same party I saw at the Oeildhall Justice Boom on Friday, which be denied, and assured me I wee taielskee. 1 told him I was positive he as the same person, and asked him it the other nun, of taw he obtained the handkerchiefs, was outside. He said ha was, and I said I would go out and set him. He thee Walked out, and I went mend the coaster to fellow him, lasi whets he fossil I was behind him in the street he ram dr. I chased him through al streets, and at length he rem up • plus where there was no thoroegbfare, and I captured him. He thee said he would explain it all to me ; bat I told him there was no occasion to do to then, as he would woe have a prober opportunity for doing so. He expressed a hope that 1 W 44 SOL gulag to give his Mt° an easy egaisaad I informed his. that I oesidedly intended to do so. We walked towards the Walworth-red, where I met a poliesman end gave him into cowrie,. I produce the handkerchiefs whit* I retained, the prisoner having left them in my possession when he ran sway. Police constable 41, P division, said—About 11 o'clock en Saturday inoraing last I took the prisoner into custody, and cm the way to the eta ion-house I saw him put something to his month, sad in doing 60 be dripped a small card label, and at the station he spit out what he had bees chewieg, and which appeared to have been paper. I found are other labels of a similar description end three handkerchiefs upon him. I neared both his hands, to p him dettroring say more of the Mbels. I also board is hie possessive IS. lis. 50. sad • bunch of keys. He gave his father's addiess—Ashdewa Villa, Lewisham-road, and his own name he said was Hairy Carr. 1 welt to Ashdown Villa on Saturday afternoon and searched tine large boa, hat found nothing relative to tt is charge. Mr. Morgue here said he thought it was due to Mr Car, senior, the tether of the ; ri.oner, to the officer left his house on S.tutday he found snot: er large boa toll of property, rod that be iresstiiatily gave informa tion of the Steams's:ice to the presecirors. Witness continuo d—la c ituguctice of information I have sine, received, I went there again, accompanied by Mr Griffiths. The rrisoon's father show, d um into a bed. room, in which I eaw the batik now produced. It had previously been opened by drawing the screws, end I was able, after one* opening it, to lock and unlock it with one of the keys found in the bench taken trim the 1 ris nor. Mr. Griffiths said-1 am in tit- employ of Mr. Charles Ms eking, draper of 62, Holborn-bill. The labels fund upon tie, prisoner Ms tar private marks, sad refer, I ha. lieve, to the goods in pledge. One of thus label+ is in my handwriting, and two others ate in the handwriting of mother person in Me saute empliy. The whole of the labels relate matik bandkierehiefe smiler to thou produced, and the value is 6.. and 7.. per handkerchief. The promisee was Inoue employ from .1111311ln until last Wedseeday week, with the mart n of about two mirth', when he was away 111. We bad similar R._ ode is stock. and the pri soner had Mee. to them us WeclaTidey last, in Maw fqhilla, where m a:t r e hLer,. : l tr o b f v.. accompaniedi4oftin f or m a tio n a m eo a r l t . a lt t t h h he e w e e t o an fil t r ec ce , iki e r n i p v t o . : 0 d . .4 A si. f .F rid el . m o c w us a t i b rb. V: Ashdown Ville, Lewisham-rand, New Crow," is is the prisoner's handwriting. I have stemined all the goods pro duced al well a. thou is the hoc, the majority of which still hear oar private marks, std I belie., them all to b. Messrs. At m o r g . property, the value of which amounts to 8111.6 a. 21. Mr. Wu. Edwards Archhatt said—l as a pawnbroker urging oe nudes's a' 20, Bridge-road, Lambeth. I pro doluceLaSsvesse h 4 sc lu dke 9 r i i . h . i ta ele th pa s wa sam ed at a m T y hoa shop ai rm aaker the I,lthei 410, St. Audralea-road. I have seen the prisoner la my shop, bat easuot identify him as having pledged these par ticular goods. Mr. Griffiths identified these goods, on aeconnt of the peculiarity of the pattiros, as his employer's property. Sir R. W. Carden osk, be was hip to state that there was not the slightest question cf Mr Ceres resp,etabdity, not even for an avast, and ta only regretted that the pri. caner should by his misconcae: bare so disgraced the nem* of his family. Ile thought and sincerely hoped, after the motion he had given bins on Friday last, that he would sever Dee him at the bar of a polio* Overt again, bat so fs s from profiting by the temporary escape he had made, be was defog the fame thing again on the very meat day. Mr. Morgan applied for a further remand, to make inquiry into the silent of their lose, sad truss more goods, which was acceded to; and a wish being expressed that the same magi hoald aimplete tne cue, Sir R. W Carden said he would attend whenever it wu convenient to the advocates on either side to curt' oat this inquiry. The prisoner was aceordiagly remanded for a week. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION.HOUSR. Bdwud Hems Mootabore, charged with baviag attuned a forged bill of 'renege for 6,3001, with intuit to defraud the Lowdou and Wens Joiner Book, was brought up for furtteor a!autlautios. Mr. Polaod,hutneted by Mr. Roe, appeared for the pro semitioe, sad Mr. Lewis for the primmer. Mr. C. Baring Youmg, upon his reesenilaation, said— The second bill produced I raw on the last ezansimetlon. The Ant of the bills produeed has • signature whirls is rot the siga aaaaa of say /somber of oar firm. Mr. Jam.. Wsle-r Weldon, of No.l, 81. Jamees , guare, the breach beak of the Loadon and Werralamer Bank. said —On the Bth of Jane. 1865, I was meats, mummer at the hank fa Loadon. The endorsement "London and West minster Bonk, Sib Jae., 1886. 1. W. Weldon, General Manager," an each of the bills produced, is sot in my handwriting. Mr. H. Taylor Tatiana, secretary It the London and Weetaliaster Bank, mid—The isdoroon.ot H.J Foldout!, mammy, cm seart of Me too bills prodomed, is not is my kaadersiting. It Is samsthiag of an imitation of my vain. Mr. J. Wane saM—l am a director of the Cope of Good Hope Beak. The prisoner same to se at the bank at the Cape, sad the bill predated was promoted by sae of the armors. envisions were entertained that the bills which banged to • set of three were not genuine, sod they were laid before hire, and he said they were. Lb was asked when was the third bill of the set, sad he replied that he had endorsed the third bill la Loathe, and it bad beta net oat to Cities. The Ant and mooed bills are those which 1 referred to as having been plaid before Mn. Hs said be bad get the bills from Me ands, Mr. Jacob Mean ders, of the Beak Basking*. Oa Wog asked if he bad say means of paying the debt to the Caps of Good Hope Bank, be said he could draw oft his friends in England, ' nod referred to • letter of weft from the Diodes sad Weetalseter Bask and also mestiosed that he meld draw upon Ms sack, I. Jestph Madeline. The two bills prodased ban stamps es them. Those stamps nand be presared at the Caps that I am aware of. Croweasseined by Mr. Lewis-1 will not swear they could set be obtained at the Cops. All the conversation Mel plan at the Cape of Good Mope, and all the Sawn. times I bad to do with were don tier*. Mr. Edward leaner Jonas, of No. 12, Pennell:le, merchant. said—Os the 6th of October, 1166, 1 was at the Cape of Good Hops. 1 was present at • tenting of the directors of the Cape of Good Roes Bank with Mr Watson, mad saw the prisoner there. The two bills produced were presented tor discount there. I was of the directors. I heard • coaversatna with regard to these bills. They bad I boss presented to the bank directors to he aegotisted, when • lupines was east upon them, and the prosiest*, assent tor, sad the annum pointed to the bills sad mentioned the einametaness, showing our stispieioa of their Remise new. The prisoner, la a very fishpond meaner, ex pressed his mean and threatened as with cwitequineco. We had previously soot for ber Attorney- General, and on the arrival of that gentleman, it was said to the prisoner, "This is her Mainty's Attar- Bey. General." I implied ihal it was s issuer of onion importance. The primmer then, is • very Indigent unarm quitted the parlour, leaving the bills in our posses sloe. I cannot say whether the stamps to the bills maid be got at the Cape. I should very mush doubt it. Crete-examlned—l could sot swear one way or the other whether the stamps could be got at the Bark at the Cap*. The bills were brought by Mr. Tholepins. one of tin dlree.on, sad they were laid on the table. We detained them under these sueviciont eirconistation. Re•ezeinhied by Mr. Poland-1n g. cent mavertation about the bills, we asked him what bad benne of the third bill, and he said he had eadoned that, sad sent it to Mao. 1 don't thick he said where be endorsed it. I heard it.. say that he had gat the bills from his uncle Mr. Joseph Moat.- lord. Mr. C. H. Hodgson, of 9, Idol•lane, merchant, of the firm of Hamilton, Hots, and Co., of Cope Town, esid-1 saw the prisoner at the Caps en the 24th of August, 1866. He arrived by the Lightning steamer, I believe, on the same day. He gave to Mr. Wes two bills in my presence, sod requested hho to take charge of them afterwards. I did not see them afterwards. _ . Mr. Poland then applied to Alderman Kennedy, the sitting magistrate, to remand the prisoner for a week, and said it was most probable that, during the interval, he should be able to produce satisfactory evidence with respect to the third hill of the est. Mr. Lewis eonteaded, at considerable length, that no evideuee calculated to show that say forgery bad been coop edited I. England by the prisoner had been adduced to glee a pretest for a prossenti and that his sliest was sat illegally and unwarrantably detained in prison. Alderman Kennedy said that quite enough had bean stated in evidence to justify the farther detention of the prisoner, sad remanded the Gam foe another week. Cesar Citarninino, a Roman, was charged with having stolen a silver watch sad alma from a gentleman. The prismer had been men to the set of slipping the watch oat of the waistcoat pocket of a gentleman who had bean looking at the priate in Jeanine' shop in Chiespeirie on Thursday. He was immediately followed and grabbed by a polleesaa, and the watch and elms were found in his hand. He mid ha bad dons the thing becaw he was hungry. The Lord Mayor—You mast go to hard labour to the House of Carnation for three 'Booths. The interpreter bowies talked to the prisoser for • kw scemeste, said to Ida lordship—Ho says, my lord, that you will do him double plosive If you look him up toe ata nooks. (Laminar.) The prises., scerwad to Heger behiad is ezpestatloe of bong 'tended by the Famed seventy of the sentence, but was dissppoisted. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknow ledge hie receipt of M. 6s. per Sir R. W. Carden, Iron Mr. Alfred Coe. of the Brook Benisons • 20L from the Mer• 'haat Taylors' Company ; acid 261. from the Groom' Mu rray, for the poor bon. MARKETS. SUCIAM.—TM averege price of brown or Muscovado sugar the product of the British powwow.. in Armtek* for the week cooly 16, Is Sjd. per.evi. rnelualee of (hay. lb* anrage pace. of Wove or Mown& sew, the produce of the Mounties, for the luck ending to above, is Ma. 4d. fhe average pries of brown at linuovado gape the produce of the Feet !tidies far the week end. Maas shove is 40w lid. Ike avenge price of the three foregoing og. seriptkes of sugar Jointly, for the week ending as .bow, s per cwt. exclusive of date. . Barney Dec. 19.-11 e market has been extremely quiet this week, and althoush the races have been rather better supphrd with sample. then for route time past, will the dealers have not Olen any disposition to operate, even at a redmilon of about Is. par.:wt., mid the tranasetions since our last are very limited In amount. &Rime produce has also been sparingly dealt in, but the refiners are arm M Weir demands, and decline animating to any reduction. Bum quiet, although er me deal:able parcels are offericee. COTTON.—Lsvaaroos, Dre. l9.—We had last week to report a waft study cotton market ; and we bare again to advise a mu. tiglglailla ti the Mae state of things, with a tendency to Brennen— glebe, Yuma inmaneee, in the lour ea lilies of America, a tutu ologrentege be Inner of eellers. This upward tendency ham rewired memo ersonsmaint from the reduced rate of diecount by the Bank of liegirot adored on Thursday ; but the mein strengthening tome I. &dud rem tbe more "instants r) state of the trade, and the supply of Motalheinsu require: for ludia and China. We now quote rai Ming Ilpinn=sl; IllobUe. 18.16ths ; Ortolan 7d. The cam. mime* et taw Uplands. 70.; Mobile, 74d.; and Odessa, SW AI eit n itinds, includirg curates Brazils, and long ergied Weds genendly, are quite steady and Bun. For Egyptian than Ms bees en ears pub of demand. airbag a favourable turn to thwllisnmlpliem, end rather strengthening prises. For the moat part, Inneener. On elongations remain as bemire. 6,110 American, 100 MMus ) UN brat, and Sao Egyptian, are reported to hare wee tam so apeeektlon ; 9 0 American. SO Madru, 2.400 Burst, and 20 hnirinh, In export; 03 that the deliveries to the trade for the week bans hen &brat 42,900 totes. Bole to-day, 12.400 balm, 2,00 being ellspasaiggits end for export. dales of the week, SS,SS• Ulu 4X/Flall 000D8.—Maiseseerze, Dec. it.—The market continmis tas e but there is not eo large • burned@ dump as in the earlier part tithe monk, the upward tend, ney of mice. in goods suited to India =Wien out of the market, except where early deliveries' can be The efpltmeate already entered into extend in WSW Me SS illegal/ or April neat, and so might he expected a pause mom Mk* to follow In the fabrics to which Maw demand extends. In illowellee. Tebte, lad pitmen, there la not mull improvement Y deer* esorpt In one or two description, het prime have Men generally. In yarns there is still a fair business at im. ECnoise and it extends to kinds suitable to most markets. The ti Kg. George Ashworth. agent and manufacturer, Peel.street, trolepolon of lathe market, and It appears that a preliminary 'meta* of orednees W top beta, at which the liebilitim were stated to be 1411191. The owners not expected to be very considerable. Another yes aod *bah agent, but la a touch ems ler way. is said to have sur pooled payment in consequi-nce of Mr. Aettworth's stoppage. 00114.—Cwareroan, Drc. 19.—Tbe supply was poor today, and tiontbilas had; trade nand very dull, and, when ralee were premed, de. lower veleta were taken. Wheat, white. 70.. u 7 4a: cad, RI. to rate, tie. Barley le. darer foe malting; Intading, liana Desna rather la brow of the eeller. Loroouf Du. IL—We have bad only a small mpply of sheet to.day, bei• samples readily flodius purch4per• at about Is em tests of last week; red. Os to 601.: white. 636. W We. Barley Mao a shade better-36f. to 4k. Beam, new, 435. to 45e. Wastrinz., Dic. th.—The market was dull, and but a cavil quantity of wheat wan dbposed of. but dry parcels sold at nearly lan rates. Other kinds were la. per quarter cheaper. In barley, cum, and abetting, very lithe change. Beans, la. cheaper. CHETAL—Braworwrozr, Mc. 18.—The 'apply or aerie, la tonal or tele season, was rather asaa I. Trade was slow at lot month's prise& COALS.— LoaDow, Dec. 19.--Byaes'e Bebe& Hartley, lfa. 97.; Davide:9'g West Hartley, 16a. 6d ; Haatiap H.rtky, 16s. 6d.; Howard'. West Hartle, Netherton, 16a. 6d.; I °nineties Wrt Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Tamagni 69 or Butes, .6a, Pd. ; Walker Brumes, 16s. 6d.; Wylarn, 17.. 6gl ; Walus Es d Oosforth. 17s. 6d.; Walu Had Riddell. 17s. 3d. ; Walls Ead Bell:rout, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ed Braddylls.l9l.; Walla End Richnsuzal, 17a 6d. ; Walls End Rune 11 Hatton. 16a.; Walls End Tooth Rattan. 16s. 9d.; Walls Fad &swan% 19a.; Walls End Hartlepool Hatton, los. ; Walls Ind Ti.., M.; Waile Ind Whitworth, 17s. &rival mszkat. 69; laid, U. TRAFFIC RETURNS. -.-4.-- 162119605. 61066 Par 114 - Total. T 066 1, open. reagars. 416and5es. 1566. 1956 wok 52,01 a• Des S. I Z t A Mai 16 96 132 228 - reirigari946. Lt. NNW. . ... ~ . - 45 70 115 •84 00616aa . asi wistara Ilex ase Umiak 110616 ibiloni ..... =Neil Arno .... . . - Jana= 41 133 123 160 321 Wadi a ...2216. 14. Deillo W . 63 978 485 LW 7351 ml=9 Du1d1a6666 - 4 lildlrd, 90E0 19464699 Darla W Emaiddllen 36 167 256 443 395 2116666 - 636 766 1.401 1,236 Wadt NOW Dec. le. .-. 672 668 ... 411 25 ortelibt cm 11. Demarasa .... D.780 .m.w z . ,r .......,.....N.. ... . • 4 ... = BHIPPIAG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Adriatio—Two ashoonem have arrived from Dummy= wltb gooda from ths Adrlstia sad the atearnitufs Rateer s d Pary are off Gs port sled from the Adriatic.—Llverpool, Dee. la. General Berry. toe New Dykema and the Roble Hood, from Aberdeen, were In collision is the rloyne—the former loot Jtbboom, aochor chain, to. ; the latter, bulwarks stove in, be. Both vessels after. wards drove foul of the luta, from St. John's, N. 8., which sustairled only trills, dam me.—Liverpool, Dec. 19. Ides—A gre broke oat last emits/ oe board of the Ida; from New thkeSS, in the Msg.* Bvfo, which was ooly saidned by mottling the ahlp. The Ire to at tributed to the oil lamp tared by the goners In the vessel being upset and broken, and igniting sone looms cotton which soon afterwards Ported to the balsa—Llverpool. Deo. 19. Robert Henry. arrived here from Denman, ebtppsd • Imo? Fe*. Dee. 2, lat. 44 N., lon. 9t W., which stove galley, bulwark., Ike. The weather becoming more moderate, o'tempted to ruo the able, when ass was pooped by a hooey an, which washed the mate off the deck—the rest of the crew n.irrowly °caning. Dm. 9. lat. 50. ton. 21, P: rang MPihrOaat and shipped antther en, which filled Oa cabin and washed the tarcaulto of the after-hated Dee. 17, passed the wreck of a vreael eight milea W. of Holyhead. with stern sod part of bulwarks above water, and In a very dangerous position— ! brisk directly In the fair war of the Thermal.—Lev 1, Dec. 19. Bydoey, from this port for golat de Grille, has ireture.ed with wadies darnsged.—Graveessad, Dec. 19. The Portage, haw for Africa, .t Plymouth —Lerpoo, Dec 19. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arobrootno (ship). from London for Laucers' oil, 14 days, Nov. 11. lat. 17 N.. lon. ItO W. Roomers*, from London for Moro; out 34 days. Aug. 23, lat. 17.71 8., lon. 77.371. lAdvertisement.4--AT Ma. Milan's Estalum ears% 112, Reseatotten, No 1 Leinhitioassreet, sad etyma Palace, are 'Whited the finest precinets of Rothe atiinstacteres, Dreselairceree, Work-Donn Writhe.enes, Inerisinghaes, =dotter Midas of utility or luxury inntetle for prep. charnel. A apostle. der =t for Ferrer Miteh# Mar ohcturso sad hsenelle letlifi 7 Amore. Besenes, Prefigures, etrops, ruse. As. telelaill order" fomented. Bane prices &missed at ail the letolitishnotth A Rot 8 ". limn at at 1111r.iit-r•reist PneriOstimpet ter the We et Deal* rm. VI, .1.1.11. w.. 05../ wersa.• MTH% MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIItTHB. BRADMONT.—Dee. 13, at Brighton, the wife of J. A. fitataneet, Esq.. ate daughter. DRUMMOND.—t*e. IS, at E.,ton place, the Hoe. Mn. J. Dens. snohd. of a daughter. 11011sBY.—Bee. I. at Litt'eereen, Busses, the wife of Copt. a P. Hanby. oat., of a son and heir. JONA6.—Dee. 16, at Upper Inookutreet, Manchester, the wdeot B. 1. Jamas, Esq., co. a son. BELLY.—Dee. IS. at kiehmor.dshill, Dubin, the Info of P. Kerb tog of a um. Iddlit34,o3l.—Pe.l l . at Mew Palace. petd. Westminster, the oft of A. W. blalelng..n. Pp , e.tt . or a daseht. r. OOLB.—floe. 13, at Kann/ham Mall, near Alwrick. the wile of S. Ws, jaw, Esq., of a d►ugh'er. MAKKIAORS. ..... --- BOTS—SPURLINO.—Tee. 17, nt itt Mary Wsedalese, Pedbom, by the Rev. J. 0. Stone, N.A., Bottom eon of It. I.oys, P. of ban. bourne. to Jew*. Miughter m t• 11. SPut:ltift. Esq., of Peckham. BROW I 01• W..SE—BROUNCRIiftoo Church. Breintol. W. W. Kl4l. Mb Bombay N. 1.. OM of T. W. W. Sew. of the Woodier - IA shropelf Ira. to Orraidtoe Essay Wtottrefil &utter of R. brouneier, Eq.. of liouverldge, Dorset. CART WRIGHT -WATi-ON.—Der. 17. at Chriat Chureli,Craverohl., hr the Rev. E. Lindsell, 11. M. Cartwright, Eno , ll.M.'s Connor- Moser at blasarom. Hilda Guiana. to Warr, daughter of U. W.A. MN EN., of Combed r-ierrass, tbde-park. DUNCAN- WILLEY.— Dre. I. at Sr Alphage, Orernwich. by Ms Non. R. Chafer. W.A.. eMoted by the Rte. Jobs knot, Dr . Thomas Rowland Duns, at Net A. sentlevard Setwatotiol. Pont, 1, Itibt1:011 RIIitAIN youngest daughtt r of Mr. Itictiord Wary,of titlark. DEATHS. AgaTON.—Dee. 14 Mr. W. Ashton, of aobtorosedrr.Lf us. ard BELL.—Dec. st Newcastle-on Tyne. W. 13•41, Ern . Mod 7S. suoyrLL—Dee. 17, at Ctapham.c.anmon. J. Bensed. bd. 81101 69. CIAIII,I4EIL—Dee. Is, at Bithoretelenton, Devonshire, Nettie Rd Ms. W. H Gardner. Colonel Commandant of the lotb liatts.sh Rand Arttilvey, sited st. HOWARD.—Iho. 13, at Norwood, Surrey, W. Ilowaoils shed SS. LICINAIID.—Dee. 16, at York-gate, itegenerpari, J. & acrd Pealed and pubtlabed Dy W h ro; flats. ed K. g• 1.1 . 1..tre Street, In the City of London. l`rnoer, tha Odloa VIM anat. lo Itscinet of Whitelftin.—d4iviait.thicinu"..".- .7 I I