The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-04 00:00:00

OW =BEM NOT RE-ELECTED. Th • klirwlag oostebi the moss of those Weak= Mho bie perthoheoi e . the Uwe dais yolked et, Oath • othloth did to News seek is the 5 thelioneat. The kw Month al the Ai int yeepokhely-1. Tits ass of the leo &Woo of sock fig amber we's bee sot Imo Wailed , Tlke Ye of Nark MAIM Wrillinsat. whin dere ke I a the aterai alms the two Mos see the ewe NICOL AND AND W AM. liembes DOI et kw ' s yog yam& kth their Awl • BIWA.) Re 4 - . •.. 94 11 7 8 ; 1 i i . r. 471—yette). :. it.:11742-2 J 94, IS{7 S Avg. 1864 741, 1617 (Kirds) . . C m ? . . Brob rl Bart e c. L) . .. J i ;s w ly,l l B: 6 2 , Juse,l99l . Vis. Denaitor 6 . Jul; 1862 1887 . . Kr. J. Fourer (I. . May, 1468 ..! . Hos. A. Gerd= (1.) . Je1y,1864 . Major Fiuddra (L) . Itiar.,lB4ll . . Dr. Miami! (C) . . JulDl94ll JAL Bawls (L) . . . . . Mr. rass (L). . July, 1481 . . Mr. B. 8.8. Cabida . (C) Jely,lBBl Aute . 46 (84. : . tfi.Vll 94 . (P L . 1111,18 8 11 Oct., MI c. . Mr. B. 8. Follett C nou(l () ? Ju1P,1862 . . Lord A. Harm ( . Jaly.lB6l May, 1812 Mar. of Cloud= ( . Ju1y,1862 Fob., 1844 .) Mr. F. Peel (L) . . July,lBB2 Feb., 1849 (Learaisakr) MI St. Ed am& . . Mr. Oakes (C) . . . Dee.,1832 0.14144 4 . Mr. Adam (L) . . . Aug. 1864 July, 1 n 847 (Islmutb) Mr. Montt (L) . . Aug. 1854 July, 1847 . Mr. Lualdagtas (C) . Ave. 1854 (cambride) -`' Coda ) . J 10,19... 1(L) D! r 1637 (Ipswich) ~ 1847 1842 a. reamed ..... • r try kihismela --* Lte c•- 11(N1 r , m iorrews .err run siiii;s6 treating' ILate intdlissaa. COURT OF ADMIRALTY.—ArIo. 3. (Beim Dr. Lualliagtos.) This vas s &rep wit bright by ths careers d the cm New le to Ls romps hies cast wd" Him.. reed Yr , NNW ,bawl * le ths Merl Aredowe we Orord !hem NowilirdswedwllFg. sod ging deer the rtive te dr Illsrds•desbs hi tow 14 • tog. erns. diocese the bah et ler Ocestor, visas the Has rermader Disedweilehr. the Le Piste wee sees right whirl ; tire li d the lide yr re herd rpri, sod it wee cooteadel the Lb Pres= hen dens the MINN sod that the calks which erdetrid wen dm bre having ordered ado so. The herard J.dge prwerward seder the straw Ls COURT OF BANKRUFTCT.—Arai, 3. Mature Mr. Comasioasr Hand) 111 II 1/1111111 RANI VICIllt. This was the certificate wadies In the tree of ThOMISA eanneilikkeedhad mu miaow porn errahatater, of Yea rs& Wee earn This aa6.rabnaid sot owe &half way to trade wetadersordi • sash of upwards of 1 000/ ; but balm the Wier eine L hen 40 share in the Royal • British Bak. a MEW of Olaf. appeared in his balsree-shret raper ef throsharea. At the bentnnin . gof bet IN, the brakenpt bad a aphid, including hie shares In the beak, the. aid to bzs se. of 4,652/. Llakiainr, - he the called attention to he above Vow shotheihrthat briorny4 hadstruadorry to Ida Issentate of 1.11114 1,111111. ef width W hem par thee Me elsgpsea ef hush ; that as it appeared that ma rerearrt hod Isis ar red Into km re =he Oh esellsisamt, des that thtlaw peentel 11. Ihr may yesent e r7=had carried on •my -airelehle hada, sad his haute was &Indelible sash le hat of BMA Hank. As be had tire up all I • tt =y. Me andposarsoorinerhd then he skald have - Mr. Laww Wald Mr. Thew. • isolliaa, while dr boimeee uldivew. empiebeed =ht li vbiatel • Wert We Web be bed Wren kr Oa wine ef we tenew d tbe wine d 74M. Kr. new w e a l • Wier, W. vllh Me ow* d the the Wm; bat the brobeipe had ewebd the Wanes herlag e rde a sellbeent et yew& et USW. Wee eller Me More d ibe WE, =l a t r t . be jra lei in C Y = Wel Weialdeg. Mr. Week be the Wimp. taseWil t We we aseke le Wale in beenrept to • Webs WSW no age et he Welelwe of 1,2601. bed hem We so earl, se Wit be het year, Ws W. WWI we y elieW Tbe MO et an& • adelmeat ea tbe at • larw ewe* lalllgisil hes Me wades of 'be eeetlee. as WINE Th se ew Wi Me taw, be those to •Ws weibit WIWI; la tbe own= the pr ehaeel6l, edierwlee be_steeld aot have be. • seater at an IS Oil Wie, .11;111/11WIllill Weer a min in which ha and nal bolp sympellides with the bankrupt ,• end the only girths von not is ail rw de rarer of Yen wink r. There gaeislin bed window thin Wr 'wars wrong is Few ln the trey width dr Irrupt bed conductor nen Indic et ell the ben of lie aw n the nowt Wee nee le it lie aniben es trador, ss e. Timinate int was • lirifity r y, Ma that liability nen in el a Bill of Kaolin. width did not brow dee ea Doorkor. It .add Write very be to ry dr le thyrodwr be wpb to bar orentreleil the poriblthy of ben en to nod Ws bit r Ithonorier. Wbn did In orld nod be ban r dor in any way with the of owning bb yr rutty his be au& tam Wen ■ wee meld thet bed bon thee to now * bon alb dri inlaid Is .s gra bb by So thoyd haw irk ; berry no I complint wee mile - bin on Or pees& The northilin hr the modem lammed, yr kora la err an In torn Indus inn mA t neerd the bie r Weld deritler, brae abbe bow nen ar non Tr Nub* Me did b Sep- Maw. limb, - dire the thinblen in the or of pellerint raring le end a on the alien if a biri the evert erne to the OM. Win for No. Contrail conirt yr in no way le be 1.- MThis ores the queollen of the ran of onillban fr. donnUl improvidontly lam urn World Ilia be knew, is den nary eras at !lie n be add art neth be would net ire bar WNW to a thr dor nellthste; lir ia..ooprodion of We rth ewe re se lemon te awe Or orb ft • bre moor roil be neat et MM. or .!bole Ibn irdrily. The linebnit wee nth le de in thelers, oiall wool ben bola We to mei eri nib. It yes a new In mini dener wee broil le Weir Wen the Mir bed tern new unweiblie to. WI .Pets; end dinollise die bea m t rib le ben en anikete of the bid than lx IX Ths brie is thie ere Tweec=te a reler, et Lem arm" eel Onerben. he embennee line hive elnerly spring the Dail Nam • siert tine up be re arm& et MIK bine the veld ; end Ye Obi iible an raw IMerea bw e i H i he ems Minn vie bleed es W bike Mr. Cermiedner Orlon. vim W Ilemser, im immolate tallier welt he prink grovel lelpier es le the =.ll..the Orr et eiremeinilei malt lin ear esee la ever On do ems awn might be abort is ai don Mee. es Ihr es le einnentemeei vela allow. Mr. Ceneriener Grimm (The vee NMI. rib Mr. Cenetheinar Haireyd ter the lemma et ease ern Wind blew) nil On ern el this eltencen inn bermies s atbar tenpin ; be bed *dim blare bin the Wm =l=met The roles wee ear al it vas thieelie ee w e ee room lobe Mehra their allen Judy emd Inly le In hem ire &Mr Donk. Then err might be Mil irs lere dews. The let vie Or et pear din bed kgeollsi doh maw be the leek Ind bed hit ik mei woe ennimmilly mai le Ern Ur* swami • web nwide Mr* be limed k the Int der se Orr hide ; n sit uell be road le mt. 111101isble lONS eel mishelma. The vide ear re vire the Ms arose trams the ill Wei ibusugh the= Irvin ors Err net vie le are Xr. vita, sot carnt rib dereillem big mew the beak, bed lei& ft le ble array be k I :C .6 :l=dr i. rio da by anis pernea d He bsl fltaald not gyre le bin ••ere 1 8 %1111 bred& award: with rthibetien le Itionft, • heat-ales manic Ha cell an Ohl On this lee ease min the lemelpliem of . . . — kr. Lidera whi did be represented die sailanses t c h=be bed dere to art et erre, In Asti Mr. Hokorl bed jest graded • est-sir own- Sane The des Eli °Wird was a meet arrylagerror ; be bed bra Are the world 2,3001. ; sad be owed to owe weird emir 1714 Mr. Cornier, Geollows—Did Ida faun veldt trina die be bowed as tbe baler et damn wind Wag the dasaylie led awned then Mr. Unidder—The helm is tide are orieritedly wow from Mr. SAW ever beam G. at arm in the beak Ise eveeinert, net se • Mr. Oamiekew aberi— predpie en whieb I doled the OM ffi Cake we tine: a pertyldias sense fa ejeladdedt 'awry, end takes no as.. dein be is ibis to red lbw aka* lee .0y bat ft Apaddym are Erie to very rare bow amost than be arid leave wannw• =Were In Get are leg be A to wee from V sled mishifte. But It a ipwty arise • ago wasiler stare lb, speenialksor her est be sod know that daq .AaErisb.A net be able te wad Is, tad I think wee be a very desert MIL Vireo • sees takes dose ha the peeper at Inverrent, bates • Mal We Add as dor eat be dal be die te red G. worse, Ark A proterly ended 11.1.11 kW period, aid set be made ell at der, tiat I deli is • ere of wildwada Mr. CoeemYelenr Owelbees—Wiree • men ban • tdity yeah be drit !dew ar boxed wet be or pq. end dor It dr dr mere d piles an -di ilillee nterest = ha' i l eY siti l te=frod bft W ere= litr-Itt Wars. It is arbseldof 4 p speareiken sad seem to me err* Or aid the words d the ask " pertly hes lers sod aldertrierf O which me a seseseelew erred, le is Ait le ardenhee at this newent b. Ct " id d. peens te Irk A es agree et erlabrerEd to lett Am id dry sort set are ere ard isikti=lbe mot Al lave re A u. be meg that XL °AA ray bare • esdeare et thebetteher! Goo&oor Clodkas—l agree astir*, is Ibr as I ma able, eft do *mks et my bream Hayed: d the as Ilms 1 Wok I toperimi OM my ears Ant Amid be!smildsosil vir isbrinse Is dr dramilemes I bk.@ - k O4 Waft at a menset ihe Oh I alit le lognetemt Oh thee oh% vim, wide owe Gm amid bid eh hi a nev's hare le re vbeirire= of uredielie hie or melohrehe erbia lee ohm his a eadere vlide be mei have hi hi be h oohs le any Ibis" orl arise osa4 r ie meet la eresehiles et my lisi vibe* veil tie MI. sequessee. As Kr. floidiere ere Near Yr. Pow *wife we, I irmi ether have Mla the bosh of het hpreeil emenimioner keit Iv le "died le es imev- Zs . • — • — •saViabet lie ;11;17 — miZibe 1,3 reailsaqes. Cahn Mr. Camindosar Ito Loyd sad Mr Cossadszkaar Goalbws.) ■t DI T0N01.131 II Time ern sin Idea together Wen two eomedsokers. nis woe tea aljemei eziadarkia mi it dr ear el Nam Cbdels, oda rerebaae, et leeme. Ilis barkrope ewe tit dr wee It • pit he Garbs Oa. 41. fa die Irma ; led di; ere m a = elibireely. Ea ewes le mmeemrall areddearl a ti be- Abe &baba et 7 VOL sabills drawn J. k C. llairla, 71=el Co., C. ri5t%11 . 4 2 ? .. Warr Infos me Ire ewe mere TY our wee Telmiel et I,MtIL, et 'lab boa, bra wilemi. Tie besimpe Ind modisi dr 11•11611- milika at Nassi, ab• • bemb•pe u Is lbe riot et AWL ; mod dm Imodlere due aimed la lib 111 etroud. At dr beilmleg el Mk be lad • mild et 11711. ; ble ael peed bed boss 1041 ; ad tet Sr lime bid trumellere be wail Iwo ler edveet. De imp .•• a imiliel, ot Mak-lane. Thia wee dr I Waver, mt. Lempares(u) • AIF ie.* .. Cora, . Mr. W. Coins I ,i ) . Jrap.lB62 Mr. L. Davis ( . . Fen, 1566 Mr. Fromm ( ) . Julp,ll . IMI Chaim . Capt. Veram (is sow malmllo Ikthalike.) . Mr. W. 0. Kaaba (L)(11du gardbasaall re. Ibriolalmi) _ Hu. A. J. Pressaby(L) July r ,l d B62 : . • . Xt. Searkie (L) . . Aug. 1853 Sir T. Hebert (C) . Ju1y,1862 ' . dist. Mr. Want (C) . . Ju1y,1862 Joann - . . Mr. L. Heywreth . (1.) Kez.,1653 Aug. 18N 6. Mr. W. Wady (C) . Ju1y,1862 Mar. 1849 _ • . Mr. 0. llimsega ( ) . Ju1y,1862 183 S _ Con O=Ms- . July 1852 _ . 14. Jam Floor ( . 1&52 1846 _ . Mr. Mir (L) _ . . . July, 1562 1836 - Lad eheiria(C) (sow atatining Kiddie's.) Mr IL Nortnote (L C) Mar. 1866 Ilia. W. Duameabe (C) 3 u1y,1852 Feb. 1832 - Noah Kr J. Tivoli (C) . . Ju1y,1862 1830 - lea& eir W. B. KOth (C) Ju1y,1862 - . . .Kr T. Duckworth (C) Ju1y,1862 1845 . Mr. Gwyn (C) . . Ju1y,1862 Jar 1847 XT. Fredtheld (C) . Ju1y,1862 lb) - . . Ald. Challis Ti . . 1n1y,1&52 - . . Mot,* b*le ( . . Judy,18.56 - • . . Mr. A. Heade L) . Ju1y,1862 1817 - kated(r . Admiral Barkeigg.) JulyrlBs2 Dec., 1832 Ld. MM. °mho e) July,l&)2 1 lfsemosili Xt. Russissid (L . July, 1832 1818 _ Sir E. Lama (e) . . Ju1y,1862 1 . Mr. N. Chemin (L) Ju1y,1862 - Orkseby Earl of Oniony (e) Je1y,1862 - . Kr. J. Bell (L) - July, 16e9 - N. Rt. H... J. 6. Lino 1862 1831 (Speaker) mild wto the peerag _ • . . Mr.D.Waddlagera(C) no Ju1y,1862 e. . . Sir il. V (C) . Ju1y,1862 1825 Ho C. (L) Ju1y,11162 (Bristol) _ • . . Mr. T. ChembirT) Jr y,1862 1 Mr.A.Bssitk, Jam C) May, 1854 - • . .SiJ. W. Hogg ( . Ju1y,1862 1834 - Lied Onan lor Weet ch (L) (retuned !Wig. 1 . Mr.W.D.linsear(L) Aug. 1854 - Ina . Mr. W. Deena (C) . Judy, 1852 1845 - ' . Mr. J. D. Drat L . July, 18.52 - . . Mr. Wilkins' . Ju1y,1862 _ . . Kr. T. °mess ( . . Apr.,1863 1824 - . N. Mr. Heywood . . . Ju1y,1862 1817 1 . . Sir G. Gordon (L) Ju1y,1852 1 -• .Su J. %OK . I (L) . Ju1y,1862 1847 I Ileulk ..Si H. Belford (C) . Ju1y,11552 1832 l - . Kr. J. Phillisoure (L) Ju1y,1862 - N Mr. H. H. Nobel (C) Ju1y,1862 1826 . - (brierly Cluitopher sad Hamilton) (Ipmrkk) . - . . Mr. Kastirema (C) . 184,1862 1841 . - . . lardW. Powlett(L C) Ju1y,1869 1846 - (85 Ins) 1 - . . Mr. E. Hatable (L) Ju1y,1862 Apr., 180 - - • . Mr. Wlestama 04 . Ju1y,1862 1 - • Db. Las (L) . . . May, 1863 - - . . Mr. Pamedm (C) . . Aug. 1864 July, 111111 - - 1 - . .KrJ. Z. Data (L) ("nursed cor North 1 - Nottinghamshire) - - • . Xr. J. Bright (L) . J uly, 1862 1847 (Durham city) - - Mr. 11/kar Gino (L) July, 1802 1837 1 - (Ipork%) 1 - . . . Mr. 0. K. Team (C) Ju1y,1862 -- - LW. Mr. Kin J. H. g (L), (retima Beale (C) J t' id uly,l Salford) B62 1847 or - - Kr. Isamed . . . 1867 - - W. Ms. lop (C) . . July, 1662 1837 1 - Xr. Rana Owls (L) Ju1y,1862 1637 1 - 1 - . . Mr. liireasell (C) . . Ju1y,1862 LIS - - 1 - _,. . Lisat..CoL V OC) . July, 1852 Feb., 1849 - - - . .Kr & . Der., 1554 1 - Mr . Wooer (L . . July, 1863 1 - N. . Lard H. Nada& (C) Ju1y,1862 1846 Kr. W. J. Pon (L) . Doc., 1862 July, 1847 1 - - ply Mr. Cardwell (LC) . Jan, 1863 1612 - - - - . Xr. R. Palmer (LC) Juns,lB63 1847 (Clithsros) - - . Mr. Obis (L) . . July, 1852 - - Tiessuat Meath (L) . Ju1y,1862 - - . . Kr. T. Parker . Ju1 y,1862 July, 1837 - 1 Kr O. Strickland (L) . July, 1869 1832 - 1 (W• Mae 1 - . . Kr. T. T. Kora- - 1 Cake (C) . . . Ju1y,1862 1817 - - . . . Mr. W. Dadra (C) . Ju1y,1862 1841 - - 1 - Ham Z. Imarike (C) Ju1y,1862 (Leads 1846 ) - - .Ms Mall (L) . . . Ju1y,1852 1 - .KrT. H. MAK* (C) Ju1y,1862 1 - . . Mr. Liammt* (I.; . 1657 - I ... it . Mr. W. J nigh'. (L) J uly, 1852 1817 - - - . Ind C. P. Cliatea(C) Ju1y,1862 May, 1852 IWelmor (C) . Ja1y,1862 - - Mr. W. D. Portman . (up for Dorestthire) - - Mr. &Mork (C) . . 1n1y,1862 1847 - 1 • . Mr. 0. Oen (C) . July, 1862 1806 - - . . . Rtila.J.A.Wpme(C) llfar.,l/166 (Leitrim) - -• . Mr. A. Pulite (L) . July, 1852 1 - S. Iflea.Mr•Liteletun(L). A0.,186.1 1847 - - (19theall) - - Ifori at trzbridp(L) . Fab., 1864 1 - • . Coati Lulea (1. C) Ju1y,1862 - -- • . sea. J. L. Gower(L) . Ju1y,1862 1847 1 •••• •.Kr J. Famed= (Oman for Ilythe) (lmrbY) .- - . Mr.R.J.Pbillbsore(C) Ju1y.1862 - - . Mr. H. Brown (L) . Ju1y.1662 1817 -- inn . Sir W. Clay (L) . . July, 1842 1832 1 - •.. . Mr. H. U. '1 trisa.) Ju1y,1862 1 - Mr. J. Z. Vivi& ( . Ju1y,1862 1834 - - . Mr. 0. Sesadies ( . Ju1y.1862 1517 _ - . . Mr. Erb Drat (C) . July 1862 1841 _ 1 . Mr. Jams Wilma (rebarasd Mr Dew:sport) 55 ,25 Mr. IL Cobdis (L) . July, 1862 1541 30 . . Mr. G. M. Bain (C') . Jn1y,1852 (81043•15) . • Caked Lindsey (C) . Ju1y,1862 1846 0 e liet t . . Mr. 8. 'a (14 'CL) . •• Zit', 1 8 8 1 66 4 ek 7 04 - •..Kr W. Misr (L) . Ju1y,1862 1848 • gated* SCOTIAXD. L I ham arty 0 t b, •• • Mr. O. Thumps= (L) hdy,1862 Mr. J. Johamme (C) Ju1y,1862 J0e,1861 isy bcba l • • Yr. O. Doom (L) . Ju1y,1862 1811 • . that Um • . Xs J. Bead (C) . . July, 1852 1851 ts.-I hat( • • Mr. A. Haile (1.) . July, 1852 1847 yd ... Ti n, • •• J. WTsgpit (L) Ju1y,1862 1816 . • • Mr. J. Baud (C) . D. . Dec., 1868 sbingd" • . Caps. Itemtrock (C) . Apr 1866 t b. Ma • • Lard Naas (verarard Mr rockennouth) , comt . b ... .• • Mr. Kelm (L) .. . July, 1863 1633 .. Coked Dome (C) . Ju1y,1862 1817 '., lima , implied? • • Mr. Wieglitir CO . . Ju1y,1852 1847 it min ear Ms. awing. (L) . . Ja1y,1862 1517 t til is wit C.araty Waterford. r not KOMI • . Ex raosza.-Tozzarzoiso Purnoo _.....a 60 rd sheiks maw 15M6148141 la mar- ''''- c . o .. Oa perms. Ig So X o i t 1114= .a's 849 et Gls imam el a --Deg I D ' X 110 delioidiala 6 Ka selliiis se Ids risers for 11 . m Ille ado la to boss& Ifilhla tiros 41 vial rs of Xis Osslisoolsa ibs tills all dame ars Is be T y whew. *mho sollise, swig Adler bo simile the eel 0 Peimow is is Iss mob ft mom or ma ss ~., mugs orsoril Ohs soilisr. The soed Is be ilhowla " . nomm si bbdithing ia the= ha do ow Road i a imme se amain . „............ Owe as Ihe W dial= 6. be dissool Moil. N uis 7 - 5 0, Se onlikes tir his semi war ger way Niamik awns. Sib le to dmil sins asesust • Tie inisw 6 l• le Oa •he d i tt a t be able t° .__ sal KFst mot so Os b (antra .. " 011 • 18 1 boo iiminiai br i resrmes" paid m i a h o siss a sca b rilikiXl 111•• set spied imam ma Mims a 0 W boll 41 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1857. adjeemet emalastima mostift. As will be rsemblea. be wm ea* a an Duda ufkaa the Sidelem ud ohm -.--- - - • - Ws. Bey et= 4. ? the Lease ma Westminster I wise the Sethlsm Ws to the ememi etameae4.lllllll. The semplehe et the leek was, not though ell the pe din esewseeil ere Metier vwe I =sad bed lees mid be I at the peesele a t trse a llra; a/ tedeted to Itelbed, who was add to belie 111 le wear. 14. bar, be the iseiregt. thie Elelltol bed tea esambel. eel hid siswe elide Illweesibe ble power. The hembart wee emleed smut Meth es to the per iled= elide tramikse. The Mtn are already ham lb. ree= beep. odd theiwbee • sies bribed ' a bowl k esedlei kb the wail Mb eta Ileiblese thasse•ty it wee lit dalw is she Ihe Meg leheiwe Is • se to tow them lademeis tewees libel bed hewer et the eese6. MIN the ITI~ dlgt set re doesw leitese whisk he be bed wriwtl with the hills /we Paeb, seer ad be padre Ikvak, the gwe is Shen when he add he bell sewind Ilea It w d Immures impotent* is int deblir le wreemille himellsee el this nature. W It we Mad that • ammerelel beleviseet like • bill etaaelthey wee • him. se poem emeelml with it, or who WU/ sweing le as eles It, ought lo to allowed to Is ober we be bed dm le the meet vadat tory way penile thee dm wee us impoleake upon hint. b eepctreed Met be bad der a/ that • Inure Kr. Cemitthther leireyd—The esagaination mad be adieursei antMe, with have to the bemires to haws • day sewed te up when he is mimed te give ertlislesi es Hs mew \eve protease la the emseetae. tsr "L eanwitsimr Gesawn—l .hail Otte same as la the case et Choi/a Ile was the aossikr of • wee portion at then liethisee bills. Ha sap he did tt he the atommeadha ammeter pinta ((Helsel), end that pewee is eat fltelbawaitag. Until Itaieei hes prat het ea awiestim, Ilhlek it V iewswlllie le alive my at thzim Ur so pan. The *Meg will /MON heedbiereed day wft pelestiss Ike • swerashis pealed, will Baty to dr Imam* Wow* kr • day when he pwweeeL Odin /Ir. Cismoiderr P—i) IN Ma a. a. 2.1111111L85. s l'o tt r is id =shogrks, , of Tiossiessib• Tangs* imparted As loskrapes applicatio. There was us sippssitlso, rd his Homer granted a third-class Mr- Made. IN lIR RANI •nstir. The benhapt, a diaper, at Richmond, was perfectly ed. vent se regarded his trade debts ; but being tho holder of one Mars in the British Bank, the actual sad contingent liabilities In respect of that ill-fated concern led to his amnia sacs In Miamian. This wee the emininstion meeting. Mr. Yaw" for the aesignees, stated that the accounts had not yet been Died, and asked fur an adjournment, which was ordered. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Aran. 3. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) This insolvent, the late fencing router to the Emperor of du French, wee to be heard. The ease was before repcwted. Mr. Macrae, the barrister, oppoeed on the former occasions for Mr. Brunie*, of the Penton Hotel, Haymarket. The inealvent had a pension of 4&. from the Emperor, Ind 901. a year from a fencing eW:i. He was required to set sib US. a year for hi* erediters. He had failed to make the bet psynbent, snd did nut to-day make his appearance. The Chief Commissioner adjonnied the cane sine die, sad the protection mewed. 1N 1I 4 ITION. Sargocid applied, on the consent of the detaining cm ditor, that the usual notice of bail might be dispensed with. Mr. Dowse ammred, to consent. The Chief Commissioner refused to apparet the practice which had prevailed fora number of years. Timed absolutely required notice only to be given to the detaining creditor, but every creditor was entitled to oppose bail. Appboalica reflood. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCIL WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAnuros, APRIL 2. (NW Prins Court—Before Mr. Juana, William and a Special Jury.) PITPETT 1. WZLLINOTON.-111MACH 07 TROMSO OP lIMIAIIION..-1,00(W. DUI/AIRS. Mr. M. Sad* Q.C., and Mr. ei far tie plointiff; Mr. tildes sad Mr. Karr for thia dealmat. r asks for breech of parr in which, from the pries ef the astir greet Weir wit monthstal in a erowded amt. _ _ Mr. etre yard the Wren sal Mr. M. thak oriel the ere. He owed on behalf of Mir Harter Trier, • yews by ithe te aloreoplal of the heave et a saes wises skekiresk We or of the deliednak to ray kr, • rieriiele hed bre de liberately Ws aril deitherstek kW The plaintiff kg, of about II /ere sea of C r old:wir i ponewol attractions, am( WI wash* et a rather w TW ises Seely. * Ikese vim the datilrer Mr. Blese O. term ear a the Beak racy Cr* at NW The Ileberdialleareg toe daughters awl one fa Two t the deesher • ass twootioa, but the ns e f s re Sealy, who Iked sr= li zerlobaildoWiti the tiohoofort, mew ha Is sal tee er two a dr drigkers W ea ft sera WWI se gererser. The bower, wined at We, red thest two the Mr. Wed. Umtata, • patina of wars Ilrbg at Bristol, having um be tesneril • whb as has* a istroductiou to bor. Ida was eserlated wilt Mks lases, who lived with kr We at West Mos, eke taws Were with the defr dwfa derr. Two yews see the pikahresiabodscad lode almirt starry, Wks theareif awe, thilaterthatia k= beeratirel the *Yrs wle e Mrs Breed elkeksar. lahilylrtpsm • its et the ykled‘ Me Wile TWO, wee eked to be tresied to a - Mr. new, ea la • owerthr Idea leek lbw her ewer the dander Min Pm" was Wert thet Mr. ad Me lb eel w ere plate Aist=ed= the *lra was kiswlik ihsa The iissW JIM &WI to sesserk riser that at Ira Mrs lust essesdiesty Ws the Wien rd IMMENNI• cord to the darlist tan Yr. sad Mr. now win era orris shoot desk serve r 4, Mr. Wellington at die thee WWI to Mkt &nett that be bad • mat arks for Mils Trehrt, be Wise Me We leer ea elle a erd be ep prowl te de se st• • towthow at width err to tele pkee Mies lamer, braver esigerel ibet sere A r a jt wail be ores cere. Alter th k dust wt{ st Mks it Ws ea weal reed= k the w▪ e lkylostlow. la the ewe et 11/1/114 Wed lthe PEW that Y bel lip Wm es hie eal, set lho peersied kr Is bream las to Mr. Tucker ear ast - ht ask the genres seeker. That teas =i si t ,rd at thest that thee his adts at Mrs. • bhooww serweeL era seerweenie Mow Tooker ers ts whore a of hr arid MM P. at Red Wag the tiss al t i re We, Mr. W r eve ad toil bet that he bet We =sea to hr dr. &sr. Mho Tucker bed kr to bre nether ; he created the wher red wee spererd a by her, sr ben that thee • cermagerksee sresod between the tassel Ither Ws by the at tttYaiabilfwlW he err A.* at was pet k roe/ They was of • las Weer sea the islien se We Of tale Wrier, bat emir sirs dray taffy*: Os Wks a • wire he the wilts. The Weil owl pessekil to sletethst the= rd sperm a Warr Be l l pert the the shreeL Be sewed to ea the lest November, r sims. Wrier with de With ad kr ereber, i rake he Wed that We barn mu taw Waled lees Mt. be WU • per, be swum, his iateratka t folowhoolag vesie,• Mr. dashes , es the following Teselsy. Oa dr ths, bewover, he we loth set rated that Ms We bed ea Ws t heart the Wogs, to rt ens of he V s te la piethtlf hal ber a sorners EWE err Wed ea tbo feet thst is-4.... wee caw WWI to by by MM Dersed, We he We pe rk be tbelitirik shatdelbrket was •real W sr ego, eserierly ale to judge be bitr rhe Wed st r s nerd west als rate that ger Me 1 Nowerkw be bed ea laterfew rib the ~lani Hasa ad the erred that b cerslow the Wes he nand net beep his sewerit. The =igwas Wray ark Yet thereised, sad Mr. ea kr were War demerkes ea ape tg fa . 1? t•• =at I l a •g m ;h1 e el fi Tl 6 4 •t 3 k r e I :M b y e r~ ti ts= zsie sea ea eldla :wh alai w es idh a be his Aridly erla bur fetere aso l h erseleg bie e was ascend ts rzeV kr a rer i ?Zik 11 4 To We . s rear say crepe Wen weeny ad his theend Iker • aro ireple thee pissed the Wier II the 4 2 7 ekerry, who wire to Mr. Power, ad this id sna• r l naked a wisp est of the seer= the ore was lessibt late cert. Mr. foil reeklet oaks be sere dews as be bed shows bite apes ter to. Mks lreset, the= by wham dr dallisdnia wee WWI to des Moe. Twill, Isar reetbr, basis her wire to sepret of the brad ceases " IVA Wth trawd sr the use a the yen a the k • Way are thed is Waco r iff ieW the WI wt ble WIN& ma Jet* Maki he Wa Ibis editor de s =lll= speck ea kthif etas that he hal Wad the eked tereste ll =g the striae of hie trek sod that estsrekeste = L world WO the Wirt for the fil& is MI W TY Wag sawed e 4 ,the key retired them WI Whir kr Wks. ad it Ileftia4 with a • thr the fietro' a -wries 1,f061. The eTimmee .--- at the verdia Iree received with cheers by a mead meet NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CairrE3, Aran. 3. Nut Puts COL IT.-(MM )1/. BIM BISMIPIU.) (ROY 001 OWN C011110PONDIXT.) FUTON P. BADDLII/L.-IITI4OIIINART WILL CAIL Xr. (hove, Q.C., Mr. Barn', and Mr. Misty, op peered for the plaintiff; Mr. Beene, Q.C., Mr. Welky, and Mr. Jones fur the defeedaat. _ _ _ In 1841 a gestbessa named Sutton lived at Sperstow Hell, to the courtly of Chester, and in that soar year he died. hp hie will he left a *Wain 1e end seem peremel property to hie son, thus about *rip yaws et you The properly brought in 1901. a year. Ms sot had Ma ieseglit Zwith a usual eosin, named TANA Davorpo, and two boys ragnided each ether se brelhsol Young *toe, however, was rather week winded, mil essortitue hire Ida father's dueth MLitt hose end tore Mak. in an oikening village. After the berm of Suttees Meer Mr. took epentew Hall, and:Bon reposiel this Ise Da ni;h ai trallowed to go back awl Ivo utt with Damped. The = he and In n sd Me to his Mrs Uwe whith be . I heAMY rbra l. firlogg fa Ohs alp he mho a will, to Hs pigsty mein stosssi esueles and sear sehlins; bat soma Aar rebooks to Opmestr Hall, he mob • mond obspllng the penises end leaving lie NM sod permed side to Mr. lihresd maidention of ids Ideldess. Is 19th Oils testator di ed at Kr. Davenmeee berm, and the will wee As* after. wattle proved. The bowl to lir. Da of the entire estate excited tho divissenre of the ether r sod steps I were taken to that the Meister lOW to his life was mentally L =l to wake a will ; sal Hat thersixe Daven port was property nailer as instewmat. The owe was to the Court of Comm Moss, wed the present adieu was sect down Se be Mid at them udiam, nadir the title of Sutton v. theillw, ben Mr. Davenport was I the real defendant. On each die a host of triteness were ramped to the number of 90, beloilag clergymen, gentle um, physicians., Imogene, NA hum Mowers. lite We mom on lest on Trmdas lest, sod as es right of heritance bees the lint Mr. who led in 1842, was ablitted, it devolved em the dshodsats to commence the ass. On Tuesday silimmon owl nearly the whole of Wednealay the assolostlea st triuseas was =tinned, the aids point beim to pees Ihe esseidaess of the WirSutton's inWlset Clown= vie led taught ethea a lad, pion= who hed villa et hie athrela house, and onoste who • ed bead connected with Bporstow Han, depot that, slaw* set • bright boy, or very shrewd use, etll he bed sahleat menial develop ment to email lan to lamest tea Imadesto of life, notwith sionding that be sr aided le 11110.11•• drinking. On Thursday the wart wse mamba with the emr&iWon Mtwara. far plelatiff, .11 of whom deelered the yaw as to have been mit to transact beim In esossonsone ef bccile Wald, whichtadredYsasn Mb a brute then a h uman FrittMe manineglow of wilmenes for tho plaintiff continued mill twelve eels* 'few Mr. Gone, Q.C., maratac4 11111 Min% allmined the Jury . for the plaintiff in aa akar= sod Wag week of an hours dum- Con. Mr. Erma, Q.C., welled en Ibsen** seas. The teamed Judge ememsil op use, lely , snalyaing the evidence aa he proemial, sad be Minot oterhaled when our report left.; Caovng CorllT.—(Before Mr. Bona Waimea.) Tin IIIiILEISURAD KCIDIL Thomas Smith, 21, labourer, who hail bees band guilty of tha manalaughter of William Vaughan, poliewolnuer, k mimed, on tho 2314 December, was the first, brought up to be sentenced. His lordship, in acntencing the prisoner, mid—Thomas Smith, you have been convicted of a very laid manslaughter. The slighted difkunce in the world would have rendered your life a forfeit to the laws of your country, and as cer tainly so you were convicted, so eecta my would you have come to an ignonaiwous death. Without any provocation on the part of the policeman, on the same night on which you com mitted a breach of the pew*, you slew the pull mown who apprehended you. I do not think, from the evidence, that any unnecessary violence our used by the doseued. It cannot be allowed that sharp and murderous weapons are to be used by one man towards his follow, except in the meet extreme cues. I cannot allow such crimes ea yours la such a large county es this, to go unmarked by a severe punishment, and the sentence of the court upon you is, that you be transported beyond the seas for the space of 14 years. The prisoner thanked his lordship, and walked from tho dock with • firm step. ecru:go AND WOUNDINO IY VIZ Peter Gee* ll, 28, eador, was charged with shooting James Chrystie, at Birkenhe;d, on the 19th January. Mr. Heaven, Mr. Brandt, and Mr. H. Llo u ityl= tad ; and Mr. M' Intyre defended. This was an ' ram. Charles Venderpole, • maann, at present living at 'ver ol, deposed that on Saturday evening, the 18th January, he went on board a boat to go to the Robin Hood, but was taken to the James L. Borset. It was between 10 end 11 o'clock at night. He saw the prisoner standing on the gang way, and asked whether he should take anything to the forecastle. The primmer was the second mate. The name of the mate wee Furter. The vessel wee lying near to the Cheshire side. Witness was awoke the following morning, between tire and six, by the second boatswain, and sent to clean the top-gallant forecastle. The prisoner then called them to breakfast. After breakfast they were standing up, and prisoner told the second boatewein to go to the forecastle and take come men with him. A seamen named Chryatlo told the second mote that he did not ship for that vemel. The prisoner laid hold of him b the back of the neck. Cltryetie ran away. The seiond mate the primmer) had • pietol in him hand. It had six barrels. 'tuber, the chief mate, then picked up a billet of wood to strike Chrystie with. He threw it at the hater, and then picked it up again. Tbo prisoner was rhea keg Chnitie as web'. The prisoner then cried out, a` Shoot the if they won't work." The prisoner tired three times at Chrystie. The chief mate fired se well. After firing they went otr. Chryetio then ems and Mood by witnem. The prisoner and the chief mate cams to them. The prisoner then said," Will you work t" They replied, " We will, if you will treat us like men." The prisoner then timid at witness, but did not hit him. If. beard a bell whistle paid. Prisoner then tired at Chrystie, and the latter cried out, " Oh God, I'm shot 1" Before firing the ner said, " I'll shoot every one of you." Chrystie stood still after being shot. One tithe men then struck the chief mete, and he fell on deck. The elder mate was struck with a handepike. When he fell he um Isle very much. The pilot and steward then ran up • of distress, and soon after the officers came on board. chief mate and Chrystie wore taken to the These statements were supported by other witnesses, in cluding Chrystie. The latter said . —After breakfast the boatswain came on deck end mated us. I told the prisoner that I did not ship for the vessel, and I would not work. The prisoner then laid hold of me end said, "What did you my r" I again reprint what I said before, when the chief mate (who was standing by) mad, " Put the sin of • -- in irons." I got from them and ran away. Both mates ran after me, but could not each me. They and five or six times at me. I went on the top of the top Sae-gallant forecastle, when both mates came up and each presented a pistol at my head. The prisoner had a sword as well as • pistol. When permuted the pistol at my bend, he asked me to work. I add I would not. He then said, "If you don't, I will shoot you." Ito then fired at and shot me In the thigh. He tired at see twice on the top-plaat insuatde. The first *hot did not take sleet ; the aseeed did, and lodged itself in my left leg. I then sheeted out. " I'm shot." Before I was shot the mew were at week. 'I did not use an, Underline In the hands of the mow Wore I was that. The pilot sod steward then belated a Ong of dlstere. Woes I was that I bed a bits in my hand, he the prams of unlestincsane spars. I had no knife In ray head when I vaa shot. Thejury, after didiberating several haws, found the pri mate Unary. His Lordship, in sentencing him, mid—Peter Campbell, kw several hours your life has been at make. I have never bra such a case in all my life. You, with • mtuderoue rayon is your hand, went about the deck, of your vessel. Wag won the crew. There is no kind of excuse to be found `the evidence for this conduct. God's mosey alone pre woad you from murdering the man, and then you would have beta tried for the most fearful crime. I mart mark year oboe with such a punishment es will be a teeming to sl others. This is a land in which such things are not to be tokirsted. I shall mark your crime with the highest punish ment allotted by the law. The sentence of the court upon you is, that you be transported beyond the mu for the term of your natural life. The sentence created considerable excitement in court. The prisoner, face was flushed for an instant on hearing his amtemee, and he left the court deeply moved. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Poohlea, Q.C., daddent-Judge.) Elba Troy, 34, described as a asediewerker, wee indicted for unlawfuDy and makiciously WW2( wpaa Jana Carey grievous bodily berm Mr. MAW!' wrested; 3tr, Remy appeared for the prisoner. The proweutris le the wife of Edward Carey, of No. 7, York-street, Klapiaad-rosd, sad It mower that sa tati mae7 of an improper aelare had Wird beams bar lam head and the prietwar. rdemi tbei, ea dr del et With, Mersa 6 sr / elder la Ihe war& the Warm sad bar eater rot M preassalthts bite" sad la her germ meshed • mey warble Isehlmtatese, width ra meth berms two mai One probe, Whim she rat home re toed the Wiener owl mem emit I tbilmiour, aml the heameate of the kripshass bibs soar upon whir the proem, wider esy peresedies - wbalever, took xte= : with which dr sire bar • Aar Wow on which kneeled hr drew ea Woad her, and she was mewed with Mead. we armed eat, sad the pease alas to her aroma* er M • eirseerts. lbe had met the Omar sempry wale bar leaked, eat bade( ear bar by • nest Misele qu a tkeersel M er or her ether ieys It desther that rater M this mememass Se wereatrk viokasektaa the preatr, dr NI bar sly roma dm raid to quegke, she sae& the pesisedea et a tame har berme, sad he di so, erl e a r: hour. komedistaly however, the weardled ta, mad the Warr wee given In charge= big W berarglese. The Warm admitted der she bad braes the Wm bereft Went the maid pay for it. As the hasher el the le leht &Mead W charge the prheasr, the take bar , bet had scarcely guirted the =rhea he wee celled beck by cries of " monks." aetarbg the roam, he hod the prosecutris Mesabi very wrack sad bens told that the primer bad street bar with the poker. The Weed wee aremeeing from her Mat The poisoner bad bees beard to say that if the charged her ohs would murder her. Mr. O. W. H. Coward, surgeon, of New North-road, staled that on the morning of the 3rd of March the ti tan wee broufht to his surgery with a scaly- on the forehead, • m u to denied Mr It was etch a wound as might have been produced by a blunt Instrument like a piker. She had a black eye on the silos side, which might ha•r born teuduced by the lean blow. Me had .rdistly suffered a great deal horn the blues she had received. Mr. limey urged, on the part t , f the privonee, that the pereacutris was the aggressor, sad that at the meet this was but a common assault. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of having inflicted SHIM) grlcrous bodily harm. The Aseistant-Judge said that this was a very bad we, and sentenced the prisoner to ail months' bard labour. (Before Mr. Creasy.) dint Dori., 23, dressmaker, wee indicted for having stolen ngeld watch and other articles, value 161., the property of Eleanor Jones, in her dwelling house. Mr..Orridge appeared fur the prosecution ; Mr. Homy for Tt r eT cr eerectitrix eras • teacher of music, residing at 26, Adelphoterram, Bethnal-green-rod, and she had known the prisoner some yearn. On the 23th Jsztuary they accidentally met in Cheapuide, when the primmer told such a tale of misery and poverty, that from • feeling of commiseration she gave her her address, end promised if she would call, she would do what she could to assist her. On the 4th of February she did call, and after she had been there wane short time two ladies came to see Miss Jones, and, while she was engaged with them, the prisoner went away. Soon after she was gone, a gold watch, two gold chuins, two gold rings, and an initial seal, were tnivsed from • bed-room, end some from the kitchen mantel-shelf. It appeared that on the ladiesc the prisoner went into the kitchen, where she wesa alone fir a few minutes while the servant went out, and when oho came Lack, she saw the prisoner coining down the stain leading from the bid-roma, but she took no notice particularly of that eirmunatance so she con s idered the pri mmer was a friend of her misers; and on a visit. The pri soner went away, saying she would be heck in hallan boar. A. no one bad had &come to where the things were, between the time they were seen safe and when they were mimed. she was suspected and information given to the e. When the prisoner was apprehended elle said she knew nothing of the robbery; butit was proved that by her direction a person armed Hoary Larkin had pawned a gold watch, which was ptedreed and identified as the properry of Miss Jones. The jury found the prisoner Goolty. Kr. Creasy said he had never met with • worse rase of samara& robbery, and he should sentence her to be kept to hard labour fur twelve calendar months. THE POLICE COURTS BOW-STREET. Jolts Hewett, in occasional employ ea • labourer end pot man, was charged on euspiciou of stealing a coat and cloak front 16, Howard-street, Strand. It . appeared that one morning in September lasts man an swenng the prisoner's description railed at the bowie in quota tion at on early hour, and left a pared addnowed to •• Mr. Tesler." The door was anawetod by a eon of Mr. Taster's, an intelligent youth of about 12, who, being requested to •• go up and we if it was all right," carried the parcel to his (Ohm, by whom it wee soon ascertained to be nothing but a boa o f mad, wrapped up in brown paper. Tho boy hastened down stairs, hat the pneoner had gone, taking with him a cloth coat and cloak from the ball. Information wee giv en to the police, but no clew to the thief was disrovend, although the street porter, a man named Colegote, declared he had stem a man prowling about the neighbourhood, with such a parcel, for several days. Loot week, however, the prisoner was given into custody for posting a counter feit florin at the Howard Arms, a public-house en tho same street, and the street porter being pas:sett at once identified him as the " man with the sand-boo, ' who stole the coat from Mr. Taster's. The prisoner was acquitted of the charge of uttering bad money, but retained on the present one, both the street porter and Mr. Tanker a eon being cer tain se to the man's identity. The former elated that Le watched the prisoner for three whole day* prior to the 12th, whoa the robbery was committed, ant once, when the pri moor asked him (witneas) what be woe prowling about for, I he replied, " I'm on the look out for thieves—that's my hominess,' giving him to understand that he was eueNcted. The robbery took plane while witness had gone to 1•..-a.Vnat. On the other hand, Oro prisoner called the foreman of Messrs. Rawlings' ginger-hoer manufactory, to show that at about tho time in question he was earning Its, a week, and only left Lis situation to go into another, as potunn at a public-I.lw, which was given up in consequence of the house being afterwards pulled down. Mr. Jardine, feeling that the lain. of time made the ques tion of identity very doubtful, ordered the prisoner to be diesharged. WORSHTP-STREET. haws Vander, whiides;eribotiliinTselt as a brush maker, was finally examined, charged with having iniclly tortured several cabi, by skinning them alive. The particulars of the case have already appeared in this pa r. r. D'Eyncourt mid that it was the most monstrous art of cruelty that had ever been brought before hini.and he regretted that he was not invented with sufficient summary powers to deal with such a revolting case of barbarism, but he should order the prisoner to be committed to the House of Cor rection, and kept to hard labour for the full term of three months. MARLDO!WCOH-STREET. John was charged with picking pockets at tho Hanover-minim:, iconic. Police-constable Strillington, 319 A, said he was on duty In plain clothes last night at the Hanover-square Rooms. As the company were leaving the rooms, he saw the prisoner working hi. way in, and suspecting his intention he watched him cloaely, and saw him welt hi. hand beneath a lady's opera cloak, and into her pocket. He iminedla , tel an z seized the prisoner before ha had time to withdraw Lis and took him into custody. The lady said she had lest nothing, es she only had her handkerchief in Ler pocket. Another lady said she had put been robbed of her watch be a person neenibling the prisoner. The prisoner was wanted, but nothing, except some silver, was found upon him. When ho took the prisoner into custody, the only remark made by Lim was, that he was a gentleman. The prisoner gave his correct address. Mr. Bingham ordeml the prisoner to be remanded till Monday, to ascertain If be was known to the police. LAMBETH. . . . _ _ .r.h. Reerea, a stout-built middle-ag ed e man, who described as himself a woodcutter, was thin with aiding in a high way, robbery. Mr. Henry B. Evans, a surgeon, residing in Kennington lane, deposed that on the preceding evening he had been out to an electioneering dinner, and on leaving the tavern at which he dined he accompa nied • friend to his house to have a cigar, and stopped rather late. At about 3 o'clock in passing along the St. George's-road on his way home, he was accosted by • female, who persist io od iakuig to him, and at the moment be was a pproached by two or three men, one of whom cal out, " What are you doing with that woman y" He replied, " No thing. and I only wish she would go about Ler business and not annoy rue." lie had scarcely uttered these words when ono of the men tripped him up, and threw him with great violence on the pavement, free downwards, and indicted the injuries then so perceptible on his nose, fare, and fore head. Recovering the momentary shock, be (Mr. limns) jumped up, and finding that his purse had been takes from his trousers pocket , he at once seized the prisoner , charred him with being concerned in robbing him, and aetbis time he saw two other men run across the road towards Newing• ton. The prisoner at that time denied the charge, and said he had just before seen hint (prosecutor) at the bar of the Waggon and Horses public-house, treating several women of the town, and that, if he had been robbed at all, it must have horn them. This statement was quite Mee, as he had not been into any public-house at all, and ho therefor* handed the prisoner over to the constable, on the charge of being concerned in the robbery. In moss-ezamination by the prisoner, the witness ad mitted that on his representation of innocence he let him go, and was proceeding with the constable to the station house and gave hen into custody. Mr. Evans, however, added that his going beck and giving him into custody was owing to what had been told him by a witness who would be ai le d. Ho also said that in his breast pocket he had a pocket-book containing property, but that had fortunately moped the notice of the thieves, sod they only took his purse which con tained about tie. ajotarrie hatter, was next called, and gave a somewhat di6etent version of the affair. He said that about the time before mentioned he was in Bt. George's-rod, near to Roe's Horse Repository, when he heard aomo person exclaim " I have been robbed of my purse, " and on looking in the direction from whence the voice proceeded, he raw the prosecutor holding • female, whom he mewled of robbing him. The prisonrr and another man were standing in front of the Horse Repository when the prosecutor first called out, and on hearing him both ran to the spot said said " Let her go—let her go," but the Ctor still kept his hold, upon which the prisoner, or e e Zpanion, tnpped him up, threw him on his face on the pavement, and started the girl. The prosecutor, on c g h et . t'g up, seized the prisoner, when the latter, upon being with being concerned in the robbery, declared his innocence, and was released from the prosecutor's grasp. While proceed ing with the policeman to the station-home, winces told the prosecutor that the prisoner was one of the persons connected with the robbery, and he returned and gave him into custody. Police constable Wm. Kirwan, 268 A, said that on search ing the prisoner at the station-house, he found on him a shilling, • sixpence, a counterfeit shilling, the duplicate of a shawl, and • bundle of invitation curd.. The prisoner defied all participation in the robbery, ma well ma the commission of the assault, but gave a very unsatisfac tory account of himself, and wu remanded to a future day. ESCAPE FROM HATWORDWEST °Atm.— On Wednesday morning, two prime r @ effected their move hoot the Old Castle, at Haverhedisest, now used as a gaol Ike the prisoner@ of that town sad the esamly of Pembroke. Om of the men was the notarises Isejemin Thome better known r " Black 8 " whe nee eenetmed of high :7=the late end smimesd to eta years' and the odmr a gsisaasenundWine, under viuch shorter pusislunent. The two men freed by for thedsors of them cells, and, by the use des inn bar whaak fhey removed ham their window, they .w• wwd tilt way she the mei to • room known as the " mm " which h arrlU ea the outside of the walls, end ovsdoob the pills nal Idesise supplied themselves with • ption of repo end mom chain, together with the bLobb from their alb, tie two /allows managed to effect a descent from this shadow, which is about 150 feet from the ground, by fastening the end to the window sill and then I sliding downs ILITILAOB tALVARY C4Bl'. For ll.c last few days the public of Glasgow have been deftly moved by the report that • gentleman had hem poisueed by hi. sweetheart, the daughter of a highly reepects able family which moves in the better classes of society. Three rumours obtained embodiment and confirmation whin it became known that the young lady had actually been apprehended at the inntame of the Public Prosecutor, and that she is at this moment in the prison of Glasgow on the charge of suxerected puieming. At, there is no public core nee's inquest in Scotland, the real feels connected with • cash of this kind are difficult to be had ; but it is believed Gaye the Rowe) that the following recital is authentic no far era tt goes:—lt appease that on Moutley, the 23e1 of March last, a young I reach protestant gentleman, named IL. Pierre Emile L'Angclier, who is tunneled with the home of Messrs. W. 11. Huggins, extensive foreign 1111 - ' chants in Glasgow, died suddenly in his lodgings in the eily. From circumstances which came to their knew ledge, the firm we hav e named, on their own reeponsibility, requested Dr. Steven, who heel been in attendance upon the deemed before his death, and Dr. Thomson, to make a pot modem exami nation. This woo done, but nothing palpably extraordinary was discovered. The stomach and its contentte however, were secured and retained by the medical gentlemen. The ewer having been reported to the sheriff's ilecals, alter in quiring into the eurumstianee of the case, they trace witted the soneich and its contents to one of our most eminent limed ..hymiste for rhynticul anitlyeix. The result of the analysis was the dircovery in the stomach and viscera of a considerable quantity of irritant poison. As there was nothing to lead to the inference that /iL L'Angelier had himself them violently teneinated his ex istence, an inquiry eta ecarching character was inetituted. it awaits that the deceased had been on a Abort visit to the Brief Allan (a fashionable watering place, about 35 miles from Glasgow), from which he returned rather un expectedly on the night of Sunday, the 22nd ult., and, leaving his ludginse about eight o'clock, be took the key with him, elating he would b e some of later than laugh lie did return nixes two o'clock on Monday morning, and wee then suffering great pain, in C001601Ue1112 , 0 of which a me dical gentleman (Dr. Steven) was called in, 'the prescribed fur him without having the most distrait nutit that he wee suffering from the effects of acrid poison. During the night we learn that the young man was from time to time at tended by his landlady, and was often eonruleed with agony. He became more quiet towards the morning, and was left undisturbed; but when the doctor again called ma the letterman of Monday it was found that bat patient watt no more. That he was proved to have died from the effects of poison has been already nutted. In the couree of the in vestigation which followed it came out, from oral testimony as well as from the presence of a vast number of lettere. that L'Aegelier was on terms of dose intimacy with Mies Madeline Smith, tbe daughter of a highly respectable architect residing in Blythwood-square, and there is resent to believe that he left the Bridge of Allan in ronrequerice of a latter addressed to him by the hay expressing • very strong desire to meet him. Whether er nut the parties really did or did not meet on that Sunday night is net yet publicly known; but, in resorting to the extreme step of apprehending Miss Smith, the authorities no doubt acted on the fact, which is not disputed, that on more than one 013111610/1., the lady, who ist only 21 years of age, procured arsenic during the month of March at the shops of more than one of the Glasgow West-end chemists. 'I Le 11014K).1011 of this pooaon, however, is compatible w ith entire innocence, for it is known that arsenic is occasionally used by young ladies as • cosmetic. The thought that a highly and virtuotsly bred young lady could destroy her lover is too appalling fur belief; but the public voice supplies a rex ion in the circumstance that a gentleman in a much moss promising and prominent poeition in life than that occupied by L'Angelier had become a suitor for the young lady's hand, and that he had been accepted by her and her patents. This we set down as the tumour of the day. Meanwhile, though the young lady be in the hand. of Justice, there is nothing in her Pryseehngs, so far as known, incompatible with =moire. She was judicially examirwd at great length. on 1 uesday last, before committal to prison, and comported hermit throughout with perfect calmness. The pritioaer granddliter of the late Mr. David Hamilton, the cele brated atrliitect of Glasgow Exchange and Hamilton Palace. THE MURDER OF AN OFFICER AT DEAL. DEAL, Aran. 3 The coroner's inquest on the body of Lieutenant Edward Carroll, of the 44th Regim en t, w h o died from the 1 effects of wounds supposed to have been inflicted by Samuel Baker, the landlord of the Ship public-houme, who 'has been committed for trial on the charge, was resumed yesterday. The billowing were the principal witnesses. Janice Menden, a boatman of the coast-guard, said, that ha wee on duty on Sunday morning, between the dockyard and the Bag-staff esplanade. About one o'clock, when near the Mg-staff he was accosted by the deceased officer, who wished hen k raal morning , and said he had been to the election, and hat 61., and asked him if be (witness) would take anything to ,L drink, which he refused, being on duty. Th e d ecease d t h an ' inquired if there was any public-house open. He replied, yes, ! and mauled to one whit -h wan abreast of there, the Ship, Ikept by Samuel Baker. Dmensed then walked to the door of the house, and knocked against it with his stick. Mrs. B a k e r asked who was there, and the deemed replied that he wanted a glass of grog en tick. She refused to suppiy biro with any. and told him to go about his busin ess . n finer then left him, and went on guard again, but was in a position to sea and hear all that took place. Did not see the door, chick was partially opened, closed. The deceased did not gic into the house at all. Did not see a stick iatroduecil when the door wag opened. Baker came out of his hotum a few minute+ after the officer left, and informed witness that he had shored his stick into his wife's mouth, and had loosened some of her teeth. Saw Baker go along the street without coat and rap is the direction of the Walmer-rod, and re turn after an interred of ten minutes. In about five minutes after that Baer came out • second time, and inked which way the gentleman went. Told him in the direction of Fitch's chop. Baker had then a coat and bat on. 111: did Cut appear angry. About half-past two observed Baker and his wife standing on the Esplanade. Baker mid that he caught the gentleman near the toll-gate, adding he had something in his pocket, and that he gave it t o !d m . H e cakedßaker where he h a d left him. Baker said, on the beach, abreast of the dockyard, near the red light. Baker also stated that he told the deceased that he kept a public house at Deal, and that be would know where to tin I hint. In the morning, at • quarter pact 6, met Goldsworthy, a fellow-boatman in the coast-guard service, who noticed comething lying on the beach which he supposed to be an anchor stock. Found It to be a man apparently in • dying state, and the thought immediately occurred to 'rituals that it was the gentleman Baker inquired about. Recognised the stick lying near the body as the mine with which the de ceased bad knocked at the door of the Ship. Sergeant Ralsall, of the police force, said that about half pan 1 on the morning in question he eaw Baker pas down Prospect-plam, near Deal Cmtk. Baker wee walki ng along quietly. He wicked him good morning . Saw something in his right-band pocket like a stick. Did riot IleC hint again until sed. he apprehended him on the charge of woundi ng th e decea Parker, another policeman, spoke of seeing Dakar at the mate time as the previous wallets, and noticed that be had something in his pocket which had • bright toper handle, like meta. J. Lambent, a bricklayer, said he was in th e tap-room of the Ship on Setup:lay night and Sunday morning. About one o'clock, he saw Baker go out of the room ; before he did me be went to the fireplace, and put the poker under his coat. Nothing was said about his wife bring injured, and was not aware that anything had occurred. Heard no noise or knocking at the front door of the Ship. Mr. Alexander Gibbs, surgeon of the depot, deposed le being called up on Sunday morning to see the Jeremiad, who was lying before • fire in a room of the dockyard. Demand was alive, but quite insensible. Mr. Macon, • surgeon, who had previously been in attendance, was present. Found as incised wound of the acalp, three inches in length and down to the bone of the skull and which apparently had been Eby mine sharp instrument. Had him removed to the ~ but he only lived an hour, and died in an CSMACiOUP Mate. There wee a contused wound behind and above the left ear, and from the left fore finger part of the akin was torn off, apparently from the effects of a violent blow. Mr. 0. Mason, surgeon, of Deal, mid at balf-past fire on Sunday morning he found the dammed in the boat-house of the doclryard. lie was lying on the door, with id s f ace covered with blood, H pulse scarcely perceptibl e , an d i n en un conscious state. id him removal into a room, his face washed, and used every means to remove circulation by ravens of brandy and ammonia. On examining the head he feud a wound three inches is length, reaching down to the dull. There were several aMi and erehymosia ap mancire on the outer and lower part of the left arm, datable biccration of the beck part of the left bend, amnion of the upper part of the left side of the chest and right thfgh. end 'crutches en the throat. The orotund wound was three Inches Wow the incised wound. It wm caused by a heavy tostrensent, seek es a poker, and not in falling. The frac ture W. Ortilli bass in length, end the decerui.xl could not have heal ecuseiris air it lad been Indicted. The Onenkle net emed up, the jury found a verdict of " WNW mmier spinet Samuel Baker." The remeine of the late unfortunate young officer were Wirral an Wohrolay at the Weimar military ground. Mist ef the elm e s id ir houaca Weft partially closed, and Ile and oitabllehments bed their colours • hsiabd half- west .141,,1e of the officers of the mein mt. wftit many of the load* kihabitantaand tradesmen, followed the body to the grave. THE CITY OF LONDON UNION FRAMs. —Yester day • vestry meeting of the parishioners of St. Stephen. Coleman-atrcet, was held; Mr. Waddington, churchw ar d en . in the chair. The overseers having been elected, Mr. Jones. vvsstrtryy clerk, said that upon the subject of the demand of the guudiano, a protest had been served on the treasurer, bet no answer bad been received. Mr. Pullen, one of the guardians of the City of London Union, said that he was one of a deputation who had just had an interview with the Poor law Board. The result was that that board adhered to their former decision of hunting their orders for the payment al the amount demanded. At this time of the year the dif fec:menetbtrishea in the City of London Union elected their officers, end he supposed that when they were a aoootnted the new order would be Weed. Mr. Webster, a Common Councilman of the ward, observed that there ought to be • co-operation of the ywtabee in the union on the nub ' jeet. It use a great hardship to the ratepayers that they should be called upon at once to pay defeleations that have bow going on for • period of 20 years.