The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-18 00:00:00

THE . .1014)RESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1816. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.-MkIDITONE, DEC.I7. 11711 DOW'S NIVIDISO. At the sitting of the covet this morals, the &Wiper Dedea Redeems, who oa the previous day had pleaded pithy to so ted.ctmest charging him with the wilful murder of Corollas Bsch, aid not guilty to a mond indictomat Kari imp him with the murder of her aster, Mark Book, was mete placed et the bor. Mr. Brame Bramwell directed the istarpretra to laquire of the prissier whether he persisted in pleading guilty to the chinos of merderisg Cerouse Back The tetrameter did to, sad the prissier replied that he did. The sussed Judge thou requested the interpreter to ask the prisoner whether Iss still pleaded act guilty to the coed chug.. The orison., said test he was sot guilty of the murder of Marie Bich. . . His Lordibip said that se it was clear frost the depositions that b,th the death, rimmed at oae tine, sad t►e primer appeared to be ander an issprewioa that be was set guilty of cattiiog one of thee, it was powiible that he did set kaow the effect of the plea of (silty, and that it would be asore satisfactory that the case should be iavestigated ; tad he that told the interpreter to inquire of the placate windier he wished to have as sdvotate to defend him. The menet said he should like to bona soma to de fled his; sad, at the regent of the coon, Mr. Barrow uudertoek the defence. la sumer to the meal gaieties, whetbar the prima desired to be tried by ajary pertly earaposed of fenisairs, or 01111 eatirelt asseposed of ileglisbatea, be elected se be tried by aa B.RI jay, sad was tam removed from the bar. Thomas Muse% 28, soldier, wu tedleted for the "Biel smiler of AI aaaaa ir M'Beresy. Mr R,btos *ad Mr. Brides madieted the promising ; Mr. Ruseil armored for the !snout by the musk of the COWL — Wins the jury was about to be swpaaelled the emend for the primer challenged *vary juryman who was sm. maid out of Maidstone to the same allowed by law, the avowed sign' beim to obtain a at .jority of jurymen from the tows of illaidatem, whale it watt supposed ea °piano adverse to capital pcsiebeetrett 'revelled. Who the enamel for the primer rad eabserted his ehalleogeo, Mr. Minos, as enamel for the snows. rtgroated, is mecadame with the usual fora, list the Mardstme jurynite Mend "Mead by," seta the whole passel, with the nespikm of a jury who bed retired to mender their mrdist, bad bees Boas thretieb„ sad only nee jiton had bona called late the Ms. Mr. Eines thee prepared to mint iron the mime of then who bad bens already called, sad ordered us stead by, 121111 that he 'moldered the least °Neat/sable, to he apes the jury. r. Hassell objected to this muss being tab.., sad cm tetided um the crows Una( eabausted the mail, all Met maid then In dew wee to go throe" It t h e list of Jarmo swab, sad the stem would have be right then to "Meet to my jun, swept ter emir shows. TM led to • leas techaisal daemons, and at keg% the jury who had bees oat returned late mart, sad gam their verdict, awl the reasainag three jurors were takes sway from them llr.Baros Bramwell, before the jary w.n ewers, said ho 101 l it his duty to make • few etweeratiors before the eat was p sub, sad bested. tam wittiest say rename to tho primmer, bat solely la reforms to what had jut lakes plum with mud to the selection of theist,. He ask as/mused thulium might ham • asseiatiose Me linda to the isdlietioa of the rudiment of death spas another, sad alsbeeph he did an epee with him, at if it wen really • seratestless oriaties, he thought that it ought to to respected. What hi inald sot Indiana, however, was bow a Ma meld get late o jaritsboz mad take • mama 'sib to give a verdict accendlog to the mideace, sad has to permit a tenni of this kind to Wont him to Mali the soles, oath he had so takes, aid glee a waist twatrery to his ocasselesse mad Me sash. It was sot ea sheath the verdict egoista the ma. All the jary had to may was whether, amieralag to the salines, is Men opinion, the sew as guilty or met ; sad *very ma who mid a mss was sot 'silty, whoa theevidasoenpported • matrary easeississ, lady Imams he wee memo to capitol posidessest, sapid just as wall tease to psy tame, it do anything else to espial the isnoramest, a part of whom system was the tan; away of haws life. H. node tam remarks beessee be mad sot chat hie ayes M ibis fast tan may jarymos bad be ordered said aside ammo it was holland that, shank they were satialled that as passer had sausittod • murder, they would toll • fambeed, sad say that he woo net, biceps, the paalehmeat of Mesa woad Wow If they said to was panty. Be mast ashes that be mad hot anderotaini bow say goothmea called spa the jury said take each a source c mil it appeared to him that whom say postlana really estertaised • sessaiestione (nano admese is the pasiehmat of death, be mkt of least to my so before be was ewers. fe; jury wire this allowed be p set to take ems refresluser, and epos their mums as Istimatios was gime that sae of them entertained a emesiestioas °Nestles to the publesiat of death, sad desired to be seemed Mem serriag. He weseseordisily allowed to loam the box, sad meths, Jam we swore is his plass. Mr. Altus rhea peeseeded to apes to ism it the pro escudos. AIM 'Midis. to what bad Sim Mess Ma mord to the ..ludo. of the Jam. be saM he Mt aelbilai they would performs the dug that devehed spes lbws fearlessly, sod that Oa, wield eat ausellos to the sob they bed takes, sad Mum a mead spas the miaow that would be laid Were them. Ila thispahlaaialtw rye a brief seriatim it the *Museums mast width the Muse was profaned maim* the primer. _• dm follow*/ wi dows Ir.' stinted: -- -.-- . Mdwor - Brophy remised by Mr. Bridge—l as a private is the 49.1 i Rogrear. Tee prisoner was else , • privets is the same regiment. The decreed was leasereporel. I remember the morale, of the 27th el Area lest. The miner wse et that time at Derr ander saves is the hospital Geld. I mat est of my MS about Wilmot 8 o'clock is the eitersha sad I saw the desired are est of his test, sad be kneslid down sad wee in the set et eimmieg his ramrod. The gamer had hie Snitch la his bead, sad he walked a few pesos, sad then stooped sad pat • cep on the nipple "serer soldier, amed Pasty. Sea lame oat of the 4Sesesdre teat, aad =bites= the risme sad the diesseed. sad he Isms Ipr_ sews porpow. The rheas Ikea raked Mee epee tlis deemed prorated his piss, end heed at Ye. He UM the sink of the see te his lip when he diesbarged the pier The deemed tmosedistsly got up, pat his bead to his side mid said, " I ass shot—l am shot l eh Lord, Mansell has shot m." The prisoner then threw Ids litelesk dews sad releisted, " New thee," se "Then new." • dieter was immediately seat for, aid the di sused was takes to the hospital. The primer walked slowly away to his own teat, sad thee he wail seised sad lakes to the guard rem. Croreniaird—Witass mosespared the missal to the Crises, and the rimer end the deceased were else there with it. A rest may Met soldiers besides the de• eared were erred at the time is elesaing their moats. amts. The tilts were all kept stackni up Saida chateau, bet the primer ease eat of hie teat with his rifle la his lead; *id I thought he we Wag to rep the sop cif. He looluid very pale, bat I did sot apse in sea goiag to insult sib as est a Ude. Ils.eastainad—Bub ma's ttle is starred. The amber of the primer's we 4b, letter F. Jobs Parry slid—l am also a private ii the 49th Regi mes. I remember the Basalts en shish this otrriesee took place. I ease oat of my teat about half. past 6 u'elaelt, sad sew the timer in the set of criaairg his acestre mate. The primer risme oat of his teat, sad IMi thief/ trek se and turned Toned sad saw the p risms Mee to sac . He bad his tilt to his hip, sad I heard the report, "ad saw the flub, sad the deemed immediately es erred, " I am shot—l am shot 1 - ' The prisoner thee threw his frielor down and wanted sway, sod 1 followed him sad held his maul as ete-tt is.. up, sad the ri mer was takes to the guard room. I afterwards ezassird the rifle the primer bril theme dem, sad ford that the sap ea re stipple bed jest bees discharged. The umbel ea the Ml' was 43, sad the letter F. Cromessisal—The prisoner was steadies Trite close to ms when I warmed, aid IMlsilately he had fired he Stew dews his Mese end walked slowly away. Peter Mans, erase private, gar minder Mires. He else disillasSy saw the priers deliberstely shoot the de• seinsl a amletest the traessetioa he deg • rifle ballet oat el the gewend a es the eels side of the spot wire the deemed WM SOMAS" 111 sofa time he was shot. The IsCet was pro dmil lay rear of polies, sad the worse ids at.lied it, and said it we of the sate deeeriptioa as those laniard to the rigimeat in the Crime. Creerissaird—He bad no time to raise sa alma when tin law the prisoner poistieg the eau at the deemed. 111.saalaiard—The prisoner we so dose to Wherry Idea he lad that the piwder hunt Iris shin. Trier, also a private is the regimes, aid that the ledpd fa the some teat with him. About a before the scenes" be bad some iseaverretioa with wile Modest some busts he bad gat,aad he said that" BUB star knew semethieg about these, and he would rye it to fir his if he heed hie • there'd yrs." He maid he did not has. really what the primer meat, but he uederricod Mat it was isteeded as • threat egoist the deemed. Crerssembsed—He bed heard it rimmed is the regi ment that the pries"? had lost • pair of hosts while be was Is the Crimes. The deemed hen bra Mk in limits] for some tim berm tile oecurnm, sad he never heard of his bevies Lad isaythiag to do with the prieetrir's brio's. Rieha , d Hides, sergeant maker of the regthe at, proved that la icily lent they were stationed at Aldershot., sad the primmer wads a sompleist to the commending (Zen re- lating to a pair or boots he said he bad bat I. tbe Crimea. He mid be bad peaked then •p la • Nosed beg, std when it was tiptoed at ettdershctt they were not forthcomiep, sad ha said he was cearilent that Ni'llerney kaew soesetbieg about thew. The cuassediop other wade 'equities sad decided that the deteued knew Dollies/ shoat the prima m's boor, sad he told the primer SO sad said be west pst ap with the lees . Ile oppeered dacoatested with the dmi its, bet did sot wake say resserli. The prisoner lied bath is the regiseat shoat two years. CUSS remised-1 be ' , Heves, d with the regiment through alt the Crimean caupeiga, sad hers speed ethdatt stripe. He believed that the srieorer's seep:Won apathet the deceased is radios to the bras ens entirely inaflC•l7. The deceased wee • 'mulishly quiet, in , Revive was, sad 1. -ever aneeared to bear say lii will to the prisoner. Tama Haase Back, • rake cesatable at Doter, said that whoa the prisoner woe at dui pollee @ratios he said to him This is a bed job, se a sarlasebely alas," sad the pri "Sof nplled , " Its dose," et " I hero dose it. I au sorry for it. I bad so Unrolls to do It wiles I got up this morning." Hs then said that • new pall if boots had bees served sat to hi. at the Cristo., whir& ha did sot west at the tins, and dam went seat to England is a squad bag, sad what the leg was opined his sew boots ware gas*, sad as cld pair helsleg to ll'Hersey ware found is their plats, aid hi lms& Ora sway. He Bald ho had complained to t he eoeseseriddag Wiser, but could got so redraw, sad hit hued lest 9a, by It; sad its added that Interney wee to rib the maim with impure', sad he was awe,. Md. Cress-eassaisl—The ;dieser muds this asthma sm. only of his elm aloud. He was sot at all sailse at hp• patently tasslM la airy maser by his awful rattle.. The tisoldes ktter writtsa at the meat etas pesehil tea mos& i his regiment while @eased in Maidstone Gaol, sras Um pet is sad road : " Maidstone Gaol, Oct 7, 11156. "My dear friend-1 writs you these few lines Mikis they will, by the blessing of God, lad yes is geed MOWat it leaves no at presses —theta Ord for it. My diar Mpg James, the seas I - t;lus tholl - beriiSlinitei lo yea MIS know what you thiak of my ma. I myself te diem' in opinioa to other pall, hat I doet la what It rally was, or me fa as I us ewe It was a ease of great excitement and irritation. I meld pimply me the as was determined to get me into trouble one day et the other • eves my boots, to wit, for that ; his boots being is my Wog and sine gone. I aunot say positively that be dose it ; but he claimed the boats es loos as over I took them oat of my bag; no doubt be expiates, when be saw se go to my beg, that I should bars talon tbe bag lam my teat, sad if I bad dos. so, so doubt his lateati...e nor to follow an sad search my bog, well knowing his boots would be found there, sad, of Na.,, ha would have hod me cougood I am sorry for We arias I hero oomositted, but I sot avoid It, for I woo worked up, that foul moms lag, to a pitch of madam, sad I hardly know whoa 1 had dose. My dear fried, lea a comfortable as am be arena, coasidoriag the pia* I am is, sad 'shall afa la for. Please to let as know if my bons were lambs the deceased's thefts afterwards, sad please to let me has. all the partioulan. Pleas to writ* as soon as you paddy ram, for I bag to hear from yes. Please to let am knew what the public's ophslos of It is. Plea* to give my best respects to Draamir Money sad all inquiring Meade, sad receive the same yourself. Bose mon at present Iran your truly fr.ead—Taonas Maximus." Drichneo Ira &MPS addecod to prove formally that As I/ jury naiad by the decoased use the ease of dads e dal this closed the ease for toe pronoun/as Mr. Ramon nea proceeded to address the jury Pat im Lirr, sad ho occoseased his °bananas by sal Is: fared the remarks mad, by his lordship at dm laramasat el the proceodiage would east greater pad MPS Ss primer Asa that with whisk ha was 1110111Mhisel. vad that the jury might later that they OM ba =Mr hay it they did aot rotor. a versa/ di lisp/ la be able to satisfy the jay dist lbe ho c a bud i re had se oak isteatios la the remarks that he Mr. Dana Bramwell mid be should be oassosialy paned if no jury cassis say such sosensin es lie use that bad boom esssesW by the lamed counsel. Tho obeenatimis be bit h Ids /sty to make were not tamale/ at all to apply lo do prfaerser, sad was sot, in point of fact, sans= dors/ So thejary ; and the only object be had la them was to bulimia that it Ira tho day of every ma who atoned no jay boa to glee a cosaieatious verdict upon dm enfilade - Mid Wan b•. ea/ that he had nothiag what ever to do war to esasissiassa — ildr7lassill irsas ttstti Allied to Ms lordship for this dagillnill4 isi Mthee peisidsil se ottonalt upon th• this he Se peessatilon. sad ondsentand to show that the pettener.st tho time MM eidtgod the set, was set in a stole Of Wad to mew soopowlbl• tor his seams, Gad bo tweed that If M had has • use masa Do would sot ths doosnigel, ia tho hoe as It wore, of the wash hiplessat. god seder elresmot••••• which sot bon sipirod intindists do tortion. leerOidjaieTiiTte - gre - 1;n1 -- ei op, the jury almost isonelotely retorted a verdict of Malty. The rimer wee Uwe WWI 'lpso, la the nasal fora, to etas abeam, be had anything to ergs why jedgeeat of drub Audi bet he pawed 'pole hie. He made so reply. loolthip Iwo put oil the black sap, sad pawed mo tes.* of dee* spa the primmer, Valls( Ida et the ease tiro thee he moot sawmill ao hope of amp la this world. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—OssoID, Dam 17. Mr. Ursa Vete= arrived here, Ito Woteseter, at one o'clock, sad will to•sorrow cowman t►. besieges of the arise, w►le► is the trial of eisetege pelmets. This *awake the leveed jadte will be oalsotalaed &seer by t►e Earl of Abiagdoe, at Wytkam Abbey. • die tiggaiebed pwty Wog Invited to moot kY lotreeib lA eladiog tits Web Illtorif, tbo Bis►op of Claketio fibs Vie► CltasoeUer of tee Calamity, Use Dees of Weleaegetr, the Hoe. W. 1.. Batbaret, Clerk ditto Privy Osaaill, sad the Nam of Oaford. / whisk N*Me fugue late the street this Sae telibiL I NeLerd Mayer—The set el patient.* sieve the sen. esiellearee power to deal with this name Mae** isiresen They my that they orandered it as eielesmiey and they ordered It le be aka dews. I eat hewed r sinvieL I have we Menseles is the natter. Mr. Osesell rid that he snowed the natter to geese Were the Lord Mayor spas public posed', as !natty others were lateretted Is the villains as self is himself, sad la the ergot of hie belag deed he anal spposi *gaunt the de dein. TIM Lord Mayor sold that sada the sinsautamme of the ass, and ae Mr. Conseil was about us appeal, it woald Ply he sassaery to inane • seminal lac Ths appeal would bare ths of mailing tin mattes effeetaally. Mr. Cana woe thou dad ftf., sad sedated to pay tin emu a Me sommeas-24. morn Jams Timms ifightlagsls, a smut la the employmest of Mann sad Company. edam sad ilsysalten, tarrying ow henna., la Coammetreot, was aura with robbing his manors ander the lollowiag oireanstases C. Bassett, instable No 693, said—la iwasequaes of ht. fermatas I remitted I have boa wattling the prisoner dm last two mambo. Lest sight I saw him leave his employers' maim, sad followed bin isle Thanes-anat. I told bin I was es Aker, sad aka him what M lad about bin, upon which he 'took 63 fatness from his yeast, sad gam no, sad said to me, n For God's sae lot as. give you anything." I told him that I bed so power to do my thic( of We sort. Upon seasebiag hisa at the statics Muss, I loud two ramie of grand Mager tied road the 'alms of his iqrs. Mei lbw sofa, " ao ass delaying it—l did take them." possseded a his bow, as/ bead a large queatity of aging sad OW *Miss Kr. E. Swag, en Oft priessesses, sald—Tke primer ha gess isms satiplipmeat for away lean. For • toast deeriMe time gest I him missed reopen,. is 'assegais's et islidelsmassieresi wi th flea police. We dial is" flasks dna, Is Owe gad_ by the *Mar. The phew we - - Areas, wbe ipso the sum of Gorge Brows, wee otargod I wish asosittleg a robbery is the stop of Mr. Boyle, ellossoleh sod jeweller, Cheapide. Mr. Nokias, moistest to the promoter, mid that oa the previa owe, the primer emend the Asp, sad asked Mat shadier the Hirsieghoo esasibse mead the de m sod at the ism some robbed a peeked assealsig a doss Maw plated epos*, sad res est a 1 lie shop. He wee puma and takes fate asseady. The propsety was fossil es Ohs seep of a door which In had peered. The ohms" was etesoitied for Wei. Ms. Weiss Mlles, *lark to Mr. ISO= Lesteeter Lomas, of 14, Usies-coart, Old Breed-oreest, was sus esesed tar ealswfally hissing' sad obsenaMig Mr. Har ris% as drat sad works'., la the espleyeseat or Mr. Lori Gimes, I. the ezeostles of his duty. It appose d from the endows sad the oatmeal of the solicitor, which were of a very asiaterestisg charseter, that dirties had arisen booms the parties with ninon to mob work which was bait' executed is psreassee etas aseespediaa Buddies Act. The el She deisdast was heed 61, and ordered be pay the cot almesep. - 11ms - Mapes mewed that t!o vela +add sekeew. the fee ends. heeth et Z stamp, is ate of the feeds a t peer-bee, lona "M. Y. Z." 01JILDHALL. Yeetwidap, Sir H. W. Carlo Haled nne iafornstics whisk anal bin the greatest aspen. Os ink* het a yang ma of gunthemaly neurone was fiend at the bar bets. his, ebsegod with nag is posonas is • Urge amen of silk beadkerchiefs, sip posed le he Ihe omens of a bergney_ sensitted at Bell e w pen. 'Fles pinata had fe n no MA. Alessburemb's at pledge three piens et Math Mk sesitissekkelh, hst: l l= .ace, stemeeft May wen a= eon heaestl_y hp. hi., wan be sad his sass was Thomas Bala; ad that he lived at No. 10, St. Ansa-reed, mar Horsenegerilsat Geol. A patinas was called is, sad be was h is tote wntody. At int be maid they were his owe property, bat tan said they were ems to his to plodp by • hind, sad gave the ante, but said he could set gars the address of his Mead. The address he fans was hiss Whoa brought to the police nen he told a mast eetnordiosry tale, but with such seminal simplicity, that, admitting bin to be very imellsereet, it bore the stasp of potability. He said he had ben to Jullaa's Comsat two sights beton, sad that while there • lady Slated, sad he took bar eat to his ants sad plead her is • cab. • gentians headed her hind an the sae tab sad it drove off. He an named to the noon with this person, sad India, hi. wry agreeable ad Sitailleir, he spent the remaiader of the evening with hi.. &lore they parted they szebasign awes sad addict's, an he pressed bin to all sad se his, ea the killeslag day, bet that ha could an sad declined. They, beam% snagged to net ea the Frills/ at Chariesicroes, sad go to Hishened to have • row ea Os water. He gees hie use as Mean Daher, sad esi4 he bed eon. from Aualoolls, when he had boos with nereboniss i bet had an Ina ad- is dispose of it, an had Wenn It beck. They net ea Friday mid the nea no ilea the sans of Bain be wn damn of nsmoy, sad laid his Mt Pri mo) is pingo this fog kin He at lest nein, an they woad boss's Tesple.ber, but he wee as plead& that by dm We sate to flotaisseo bowls, ha onanied to go to • sad pledge then. He bad these pines aid was to get 601. for the three pines of Math, sad 30.. tor sack et the same, an this non:skis ens at Bonnet hewn ea, She Mg an Sad kin inn haves to go ea to =•••••, Mtn hawee gives lets entedy, was oo Sinn gen Baker's ease on nib= as sec on, sad sails,, nate he sent for his nth as Baker's. Ho son so soollosa i haviag sever bona plan Is sash • penes bease.llst be did an knew what ha did. He did sat give his right sane sad address bents his triads were se very respostable that be weeld sot let =es know when he was. He wee well keen to Alderman Wire, gad lived appals his la the Lewisham-road, ad was • milt door seighbour se Mr. Thwaites, the 'bairns of the Board et Werke. to whin he was alee well kaewa. He had so olv kitties be tell the megistrate his nen sad address, bat he did set mat la published la tha aewspepers ea anew= = the digress It mend ling apes Ms Meads. Mr D. W. Cants bid his furnished with a pea sad in, an he wan don that he was • saa et Joke Grr, Btq , of Ashilen lisniken•road. Sir H. W. Cseate asked his if he wished Mr. Vann to be seat In se he was them amiss la Guildhall. The Omar replied that be did, sed that Mr. Thnites would speak as to his respestability. A was mat up to the - Board of Works, aed la • skin tine Mr. Thwaites attended, sad is being Wormed ail's anon of the einametasees wader which he had beta idled w oe sapressal Gs greatest surprise. He said the the see of • geetlena, las ant deer nigh =merits bees •• ambleniebed repatatioa, ad am to the petsease be had hams him to be • sober, stony, lades- WINS yang nee, sad as trustworthy that he woad sake• sitasinly trust his with *aphis, If the coon maimed bell ter his, he was willing to be Barmy Si say assn, se esadoen wee he of his integrity. Sir Robert W. Curds said it was possible be lad ben made the dupe of eon dadesieg Lumiar, bat that a yang met of three sad Sweaty, simutoreed to Long," elan Its so imposed apes by so artful scandral, mesa' -1 bin. He advised the pdsos.r to co hie utmost to dad oat this Ina Baker a i I re him late oustody, and cestined his seen men le up with plausible nods that at haste antes all tin hod his to bell la his ewe nom sinus la MA lemons at this avert ea Friday ant, of sonic S la ant get held of the nes Baker. lissels. the Wei sleek, sow informed Sir Robin that In min yen( no had ben offerise other handker elide. of a similar descsiptios. et • pa ',anoint's is wen. is him Saturday wrung, whoa the pswetrolter, who happen' to be at this nun is Friday espied is • as el sesellieg rags, ringaind bin ad neasod him el Snag bare la sandy ben the day balers. As son as he said se, Can rail away sad a smart obese sassed, which ended is kle nag captured tad takes to the Lash.= Peliceicaut, lees which he hes bees remedied until Fri. day ant. whoa the =mistrial lama= seeding Ma back to 'hr ! wart.. _ _ -- Oman haulms charge sf the ems bad discovered that the primmer bad Male the envie* of Mr. 1111111klaff. of Holborn, sad /Aft only a low days Wawa ha was fleet takes up. TM wools of ilia hasdkerehisie found rpm him bad bees ides tiawl it some calla bed Imes stoles from Kr. Meeklaire shop. Sir H. W. Cabs said be wee utast/lied to bees It. Ho eertaisly did asS believe the priesseee story ohm lee Wardle, bat whim be proved what a respectable ammeter M bore, sad Asia* Emmet is which Mr. Thweitet spoke of him sad bissimesisse, it said. him Mel there mia a poen/dig of Me stobessest Waft tree, and he gave him the Wulf 'Me deaths He would, however, some dews cm Friday, to bees the 'vides.* is this extraierdisory sass. BOW-STREET. Jek• Brows, whod;Uei - h;iiibi - sielf as a weaver, was brought before Mr. Henry, is custody of Polkas's Bresnan, 0 81,os two chugs of uttering forged notes. It appeared that ea the 31st October the primer wait to the aobliehaest of Muss. Prior end Bon, 10, Broad. suet, Bow•strat, silk sad worsted dealers, aid ordered pia hobbits, of silk, to be sent to 65, Great Clasen-street. They were peeked up and seat eocordisgly, and the priests not the sesesger, Usk them hots his, and headed kis writ appeared to be a 61. sots. dslriag his to bring the Stange and a reosipted bill to his, at the ease spot, the moor of New-tau-yard, Cheat Qum-street. The ass °Wised Amp from s oafs house keeper is Brood-inert, deducted the price of the bobbin; (11e. 9d ), west ►aok to Qs's street, aid headed over the chases sad receipt to the primer, who was still waitteg at the cores. ♦ few days afterwards the wife* house keeper pre seated the set* at the lisak, and it wee the• lamd to be s forgery. The primmer wee lot 'mows at 65, fauses-street. ♦ her daye salsequently the prises Undated mother forged mote, la prece.ly the use to Mr. &epee, &stationer in Holborn. He ordered stationery U the raise of 6.. 3d. to be sect to 72. Chase/my-leas. The pared was lent, and the seesseger wee set at the door of the hose sewed by the prissier, who gave his a 61. sots, sad desired his to some bask with tho gauge. Mr. &Ise, however, deeliaed to sad the chimp, aid, dentists; the sets, seat the salt heck to tell the priaoser he suet Mlle for the aneege himself. The prisoner asoaspasted the seeeeoger pert of the may bask to the shop, but as they were passion opposite a postsMee resivieg Lou.. be eaddealy vested the road, oa the pre teas that he wasted to post a letter. The boy fol:owed as quickly ea ha sold, bat a purees carriage delayed kis for a sweat, aid he loot sight of the prisestr. lafersatio• of both these 0116110 having two ilium to the poLios, the 61111.114,•• of B►enaas toll no the prisoner, pertly from the dessripties give. by Mr. Prior sad Mr. Biopsy, tad wily lion ethos eintuastooots. Bnaltaaasositilaily west thatl.g (yesterday) ta his Waists fa Bothael peas, sesompsaied by seedier twistable, sad apprebeaded him 11111 bath abacpse. Lead the primmer is sharp of the Mheemeastable, Breaasa proceeded to march the place. While hews. tem engaged the primacy escaped from the Belimmaa smug from the wiadew into the back-yard, sad got ever t he pallets late sa &Jetta., rope. walk. Tema be made Ma way late se empty heea some fear or Ave doors etc where, however, he was ultimately re-captured by Breams, though sot 'Meat a severe struggle. At the stalemate/wee he mid he would plead guilty, aid U Breaasa would "deal halsaUy with . r he would give KIM iatermatioa. halm of imam. haul Insaid thaepostor of the 13 divisios (the the adman t the primmer, bends' Laying ion amid tam sualaarily couvietad for smaller fionao. bad ban sad eesteseed to twelve months' i nChasomat lallasioes fraud, selling whet appeared to bobbias of allk, nay nada up of wood with Wily eill b 7l: 4 l:rat it. Tho pharlod gallty, and was committed for trial allagn e k l is a t i will be brought up again on a future dap is wme it As thought lamasery to press sap further charge agalest Mr. Hoary has rteeived 11. Is portage stamps for the poor boa, from X.Y.Z." La acknowledgment wae requested. WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Abraham Bergamo, a tradesman at Hackney, wee shamed at the instance of the Commissioners of the Meteo politan Turnpike Trust, with having driven over and Seri curly Joined one of their collectors, while attempt's' to I evade the toll at the Cambridge-road gate. It appeared from the evidence that es the afternoon of the Sth last., while the aomplalaast was on duty at the side bar of the gate in gaesties, the defendant drove through in a light chase at • rapid rate, without paying the toll, sad la the mane of the attempts of the "'Rector to stop the hone, ha win thrown dews under the shafts, a n d th e near wheel of the vehicle passed over his thigh. Without wait ing to sacettiia what mischief he had does, the defendeat proceeded along the rood fa fall eerier, until he woe over taken by • whims named Edwards, by whom be was forcibly detained until the arrival of pollee serpent N 42, who plaited the foisted lad ia the chaise, is /which he wee essveyed to the Leaden Hospital. After leaving him there, the sergeant cc creed to the toll gate tot the purpose el hears's, the particulars of the/ occurrence ; but as noon as be slighted Jr m the chafe*, the defendant drove off at a furious pace andpirea oat of ;sight in a moment. Nothing Bore wee seen of the defendant until severe' hours after wards, when the sergeant who happened to be passing h • siteladed yea at Hackney, observed him is the act hie horse into • stable, ace /spina(' by one of hie servants, to whom ha was ezpressieg his exaltation at his husky move, whoa the cam pentad upon Mat and took him We 'melody. • uuttliosto woe predated from Mr. Nichols. Avast, the beige mew ago hospital, describing the nature of the lejerise, which were, fortunately, not of • &uprose Mu nster, end after some farther corroborative evidence, , Mr. Redeem, who appeared for the defence, said that his , 1 client slaconly regretted the occurrence, hot that he had acted leader the lapsed= at the time that the complain eat's demand for toll wee *sealable, as he had not tra velled 100 yards along the road. Mr. 1313pm:out said that it wee a very gene outrage, for which be should order the defendant to pay • penalty of U., the moiety of which would be handed over to the eomplain• ant la oteepossetioa for the Injuries he had eastaised. WESTMINSTER. • tozr e s i eyalso upholsterer, used Joh* Feetherstoos, was ht beton Mr. Palate, for final easesiaatios , shamed w th a aeries of usprovoked sad violent &multi. Ti. defeadast was ardared to psy a Sas of 41. is one ease sad 11. la soother, sad is default was committed to prises for two soothe. lab. Cols, the proprkatoe of a eaffeohoose Eatoo-street, !Win, sad Robert Cole who keeps • beerbosse seat doer, were slum*, the forMor with eau' beer sad spirits without a Resole, sad Be latter with 'saki', sad Wag an internal soutausiestios between the pressisse, for the better metaa of the BB Tb. sere being cieuly woad, the elofeaSsata wen Net rally Reed 61. sad 101., with a. attendee from the aegis trate that, salsa the door 'thick useasualeated between theatregoing) sad tin bectrhosee wu closed to the 'stake. tics of the police, information would be gives to the excise, la order that other preendlap night be take*. The lass were paid. MARLBOROUGH 13TRI41IT. William Thompson, groom to a goatinaut named Tre {away, at present rendes at 81. Onage's Hotel, Alpe na/le-street, was brought up for further elimination before Mr. Maus *barged with massifs' the saw of 81. 4e. 2d. The primer boviag bees seat by his waster to Loadoa by Um Abordosallailway with a amber of dogs, bona, tad wraps, *barged bin 4IL le., beteg the twit five, sod bad put the diseosat snowed him, 81.45-. 2d., la his owe pocket, es the plea that it was euteaary to allo w grooms the beadle of a ndestice of the stated fare. Charles L.aond, • sleek to the genies of the Aberdeen Railway Cempray. proved that the fen wee 411. Is., and the dimmest of 81 4r. 2d. was allowed. This allowenoe was not a perquisite or gratuity to 'smuts of gentlemen, but was as &domino* nude to cersoes who brought a attain mount of fere for horses, dka, to the railway. lir. Sleigh said the prisoner in what he had done was "alp amortise/ what be believed to be a right, and be was willing to have that question tried elsewhere. The prisoner was faUy sommitted, bat admitted to befl. Neely PhUpota Was charged with Mega( a 00•11146 batting shop. Superiateadeat O'Brisa predated a warrant se his es. tr i zr i i2 for *stork( the bones No. 25, Crsobosunr-itmot, s to be a betuag house. The defendant was bread la the plass, sad sent to the Milos-homa Rags Ramsay proved that she went late the shop sad made • bet of 4 to I on a hone maid Tom Gummy, sad received a card from the defeudant. Pellee-iergesat Byes, A 290, ul4 be seetelted the doh-- dm; sad feud 10e. la gold, 8.. dd. la silver, aad several dards. defeedeat said he esly eine up from Brigitte's that monde& sod bed gene with a Mead who had bees robbed to the hone ia Creaboaree-street to en if they could get beak the nosey. Ho had &Ming whatever to do with the betting shop. The wens* was recalled, dad hevieg positively mono that the deleadaet wee tbe perms she pail the newsy te Mr. Beads. needed • pools, el ,or two nestles' inprionams• CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. mama ma. :MICR CIPIPTOII. May Asa Davis, 22, Galata woo Mated for Map sad slams Am Car, eilberwies Wairra. Mr. Margit Md Ms. reload proemial, sad Mr. Lag Wooded.. _ The endows proved that the deceased wawa sad the prison., wen both prostitutes of the levet slaw, sad lived in traieenraimet, Toolerstrest. Upon the sight of this teesseetios the primmer was in bed with • miler at the home ta qaesties, whoa dereemed same tats the some very drank, sad began to abuse sad enrage her, and Mealy naked her out of bed by her heir, upon which the prisoner took up • tumbler sod tainted so violent • blow upon the deceased womea's bead that it fractured her shall, and she tied nine few days afterwards. After he manna, the pre. comer expressed peat sorrow for he est. She was found Chilly, sad massed to six months' im prisonment. Charlotte Maisabcolk, 21, spinster, was Whetted for fele shady adosiaisteeiag to her male Whet a quaatity of ell of turpentine, with intent to murder him. Mr. Payne onesested, and Mr. leilley defended. Tr• facts of the case, although brief, were rather singular. The pekoes; wham ell the wino's*, eras of as bang a very Mad and allemismate yang woman, was wet note. ia • fully Mai d Bilbillaid, whilst her own ukUd was under the are of m widow seined Keel, living at Mortlake, when primmer used to go, ad appeared very had of It. Urea the aftmasen of Zed of this mouth she visited the ebild, sad alter being wish it eons time, s strong smell of tarpeatime was notked, and apes the child, which was In the cet, being looked et. it was hued to be:seaked la several phase with oil of torpeadoe, sad much iejured about the sink and lips, and it was evident that 10119 hod been nand dews its threat. The paters, alma mind what she had bees doing, sold eke lad met given the child anything, end afterwards mode eavenldilisrant statements about the matter. The Medd, Macomb bed for souse time from the effects of the tree , ems% bed daft recovered. For the Ishmae It was *limited that the child soffered from a cough, sad dee suggestioa was that the tarpsatiao bad bias given to curs It. Toe primer reorleed an exeslleat donne, foe humanity. Taejon returned a verdict of Not Gear. THIRD COURT. Daniel Walk= Rsdey, WIN) was 'Nettled oa Meads, upon tae separate indictments for messiahs( moneys belong*/ to the trustees of the United Patriots' Benevolent Society, of 'plinth he was ((under and seoretary, spat. surrendered to take his trial epos some other hidietraents. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. o.ffard prosecuted, sad Mr. Serisaat Parry sad Mr. Metcalfe deluded. . . Till facts detailed to mallows were id•atini wit► those pro•id oa lll,adey. it beteg Furl of the fuse sharp aad•r • ddlireat tone at iadictatest. Tao jury returned • vordiLt of Not Guilty. Mr. Ooffard think said be akoald witldraw the MUT In dic's:4sta, which bowleg bees basally dews, the defeadmat was released has custody. THE POLICE COURTS YANSION•HOUSL Mr. William Cosaell, chronometer aid wets's manafac tater, of Ne. 81, Chespeide, appeared before the Lord Mayor is answer to a summons which bad bees obteised at the lemmas of Ma City Commieslosers of Sewers, aad which charged him with having refined to remove a tablet that projemed from his promises. Mr. T. Tyrrell, the solicitor to the eciamission, who snowed in support of the summon•, mid that the proesed• log was instituted under the 11 & 12 Vie., cap. 163, seetioes 161 and 166. the City Sewers Act. The latter minim gave the comsaisetmen power, if they motaidered my projeedoe ea samoyence or obstmetioe, to came its removal ;aw it did not lie with the Lord Mayor to say whether It wean or net. The set likewise gave t►em poem r to 11102,tt s rainy is the erect Otitis rejection being continued. Mr. J. Daw, ant to the comai•siosen, wits swore, sod esid—The 'abject of the projection epos the de. teadoet's bou•e was brought seder the modem of the KM missioe. A arommittee of their body thereupon viewed It, sad coesidering ft s projection ander the meanie* of the eat, they pared a resolution to that Iffect, sad ordered it to be removed, Mr. Mortimer en inipeetor eif tte commlesion, sieved the defealent with notion to remises the tablet on the 29th of October last. Oaths 29th of NOVf shot 1 again is, it, aid took it dimwit by order of the oimasistosen. It was pot ap male the 'medal. Mr. Tyrreil said this was his cam. Mr. Camel produced the table, which wee ghost 14 liaise bag and 9 inches wide, and upon which was wrings th. words, " Conseil, chroaciamer, watch, and clock manu facturer, 83, Clespide." Zia added that the lowest part of It, whim allied to the wall, was 7 feet from the presinsat. Hs was charged with leg a tablet which was as ob struction and ea ainoyeace to, sod reedrred lees sommo shoes, tha paths way. He initomitted that it meted with CHI cousavisioaass to show Mat this wee the cam. the Cos 13ertt• wen icestirives to be tb; sole Julies of *brother it wee an obstruct** or sot, there could lot by say possibility be • wore tyreosieal power vested is any body eines. Is tee streets of the City there were 'bay abo NM ea toseste amber el begs esleetere STABBING BY A YOUNG 131 At the Borough Beach yesterday (Nye the Brutus Ossatteof this day)—present, A. Map. Esq.. sad Lieutesant-G,lcael Fauna—Curies Haunch, • young gestleman, 19 years of age, the sus of 'My Hessieh, who Is sow staying I. Brighten, was *barged with wilfully stab bung Julia Blondell Pane, a young woman, who from the a f the wound she reasived was usable to attend the examisatios, • certifisate to that *Meet bevies been east from the hoepitel. ' Mr. Lamb appeared for the eriscaer. Palates= Mosley stated—This monlig, about a quarter before an, I saw the wfse.ar some out of the Volunteer public-house. He aid to me, " Hallo, old boy, I think I know you; I have sees yes before;" and I said, " Yee, I bellenyat have." He sad dlnetly, " I have ben to the Cads. wiled, aid ill bad Motets Use, who keeps the Casino, I would stab him to the heart," sad he them showed me • knife. It b • long bladed clan knife, opening with a epilog bask. I said, " You mut b. joking -, you annex mesa that; givens the knife." I took tie kills out of his head, and closed it, and I gave it to him, and told his to pat ft into hie pullet. As soon ae I gave it to him, he opened it assist, end send, " arc this home in my head :real, sad the Ant penes that interrupts me I'll stab him.' Jolla Pais* was lauding ekes behind us at the time. She had GOON along the New-and by the Pavilion wall. He said, "Hallo, old girl, how are you getting on," silkiest use of obscene language at the mese tine. She replied, "1 dos't hum you, sir." The primmer got the knife open is his head, and he mode a stab at her, and said, " How would you like this ?" It mu an underhand stab. 1. • momest she said, "Oh, you bats .adored me." Sae toes pat her hand Made of her dress. sad when she took It out again it was savored with blood. Fining that she was seriously wounded fa the gray, I told the prisoner I should take him ism eutody an the sharp of wilfully stabbing the girl. He said nothiag tanker than that he would go with me to the hall, wbes 1 said I should take him there. I brought him to the Tows-hall, and a min and woman who were missies by, ems with the girl to the ball. Mr. PesfeM, the surgeon, saw the girl at the hall, and At wan afterwards Mites to the Unita]. I was dressed in police man's clothes. When he threatesed Knight I thought it an idle bout, otherwise I should not have glum him back the knife, attar I had first taken it from him. I ta• no enmity on his past. H. was not to drink but what be could walk as well sof could. He stabbed the girl bens. I had a abases tanks the knife from him again, otherwise I should have due so. He did sot attempt to move after he had made this throat. Celosel Feweett—Weetbeuany expression of regret *NI , be bed wounded the girl ? No, sot to the least ; the 1110 f• the other way, for he seesaed to unit in it. Mr. Henry Peofold, sagesso to the police force, stated Hut he wu called to the Tows-ball about two o'clock this massing, and found the girl, Julia Bloodell Paine, in apparent alans and pain. He feud • inacturcd wound Wonted a little stave sod to the °wade of the centre of the left rola. The wound wee a fresh one, bet it was sot then bleedlog. He did not think it advisable to wade any tartan examination, as it wee hiahly daerrous is that situatios. The wound was about three quarters of co loch in width. The wand was parodical's. The clothe' were saturated with chard blood. Coseeiriog she was in danger, be took her is a cab to the hospital, and left her there in the care of the bun sasses. He thought a deep seated artery sight have bees wounded, or that thew:maim of the bowels eight have bees Injured. The beach ultimately decided epos ranaoding the 1o:i -somer t9l Bstswitsy. Mr. Leah applied to heal the primmer ackalttel to b nil, but As upgilaties was refused. [Athertioulast.l—AT ML magi% Emmaus& .... 11% IlentAmiga. 11,47114b05t„ smt emu: Palmy in tabllart be iamb et add& arbabotbet tt Dbttllbbarbb - baab. w lbembritet. notobb tibia it 11l Nam teibib pnirobbm, b liiii : Mt bit Ibtobt Uri! Ibridebires sad Tubb I= Ilassn. eiwori. Paiakek OtruPk as Crbb orders szetatell. bee prior *mod et all be Butoliblimsb. I M Obey 1... a. Ilterobabeat Satat be Os Sals si Muir* Pia la waft Mb% ON I Wilt! el oftlibst SPORTING. EARLY HINTS FOR THE SEASON 1857. No. IV. THB DERBY. TO TEN IDITOR 01 TR IMMO* b•re a very easy task before mi. in this auatter—that of settling " the throe soar Wotoottoo, at Chaltealtus, three at Northlush, ate at Farriegdoe, Wei five at Way, sad it requires bat little disuiniaatioa to asks the dims very that they us • very woderste lot, with hat ea* empties. AT 1001113 PAIX (XT AIL WO3CTIT2I). U. HADLIT . ..—Nr. Helfortre Marwebber, by Popper niat—Malabrees ; Calicos, by reppersaist; sad Gold. water, by Sweetmeat. Cusco. was ends sewed favourite for the Biennial at Shrewsbury, yet ran very badly, finishing a long distance from Herteh Chief, Sorceress, and Anise, sad be has not made Ma appearance twee. Goldwater has likewise shown bet once, raining • bad last at Wolverhamptaa for the Chillicigton Stakes, for which Oakbcll (511, .Rive) wee first sad Equity second. Mateschino has mad* two attempts, bat signally failed. At Worcester he ran sit for the Stead Plate, one mile, In a field of nine, Chatterses, 3 yr. (giving him Tat for the year), wincing, with Master Begot second. He also finished a very bad fifth for the Bietanial at York, when Augury, Strathsaver, Bed White sad Blue, and Skirmisher preened, sad Impostor, Peres Nees, and )f D. seconded hint. I has no opinion whatever of either of the three. B. B. MAT's.—X;.Cape --- 1 7 .Deloe,by Pyrrhus the First —Cosiyogbasis'a dim;liaceeni (late Zones.), by Black Ess4—Slastle; and Mr. Gough's colt by Black Eagle— Faute. The Feasts colt could only got a but third for the Oak , ley Pub Stakes at Ludlow Summer, won by °Abell (31b ' rain), with the Whaleboat's dam filly second, and Lae dilate fourth and last; second to M.D. at Cardiff for the Two Year Old Stakes, beaten several leagths, Worcester Pies last; and • good fifth at Shrewsbury Autumn for the Copeland Nualary, when M. Dobler, Lima, Loudest* and Biestar—the first four—ell had the worst of the weights with him. Delos was one of the last three la the awderste field for the Althorp Puk Stakes et Nerthamptea, woe by Madame Cheviot; a bad filth for the Biennial at Bath, with Limbers, Vigil, Caa trip, sad Avenger the first fear, and only • bad one behind him; and at the as... misting one of The last lot for the Weston Stakes, wen by Lamboure. Vigliaetmel flew at high pme to start with, for h. made his debut in the New Stakes at Meet, won by Lade*, bet was ono of shatter di vides. At Worcester he was a bad fourth to Gums di Vergy, Oakball, and Barbarity, for the Two-Ye-sr Old Stakes. At Hereford a bad last for the Trial Stakes, won by &three yeas old, beaten off for the Licensed Vietuallere' Plats, won by Nathan, and beaten in • outer by Qeestion able, who yaws him about 3st for two years for • handicap at the sense rustier Ide not supra* it possible to find a wen* lot of performers to represent on. stable, sad I shall have little to say in their hvoar, I Inspect, wb hey appear again in public. The Paula collie the best-looking of them. I. DAT 'll—Lord Clifden's colt by Seurpliee—Beeswax; colt by Surplice—Blue Devils; Loyols, by Surpliee—Latitude. Loyola basdone wonders both in public and prlvate,seeieg the acidities he was in. Hs was not prepared at Stamford, yet his good looks sued the public to nuke him • favourite, and he ran a good third to Imperious sad Bannockburn. At Doseaster he had not improved much is condition, but he showed some See @peed during the early part of the mile nee for Us 10 move. sweepstakes, woo by Blink Bonny, and finished fifth. He was 'thieves op to concert-pitch at the Newmarket Seised October, bet be fairly outpaeed Straw berry (31b extra), the Ma Mie tilt (31b extra), Beechnut, Bel Espinosa (31b extra), Oaberlsozie, and Lfrialsern (61b eats), for the Clouts% and they wets pumped eat before half the diets.' bad bees gone over, Sydney, who was turned the wrong wsy whoa the flag fell, being the only on. who persevered throughout, end he gradually teamed all his horses incept Loyola by the time the distance was reached; but although ha made strenuous effort' to over haul his, he was beaten in a common canter by eight lengths. The Loyola party were in ecstasies, en they had entrusted him with their money for the Ant time • and the corioaceitii were very load la their prides; of his style of going, which was well worthy of their admiration. He is one of the last goers that ever was seen, gad if the money goes on him for the Derby—sad it is not yet on in earnest, recollect—ls is one of the formidable@ • to a certainty, and Lord Clifden's tern may ease round again to win the Herby, as be did with his Sri in 1848. Seeing how Sydney beat his field the same week for the Prendergest, the performance was one of the best of the year; it would have been the boot bad the start boa a little more satiefeetory. There has been plenty of ink about the two others la the stable, who are clerk, bet little anxiety Is ever manifested to beck them, and they are not likely ever to be supported by the stable, who are at present Levitt mad, the prioeipall ease of his quietude is the market being their inability to get on at a resalable pries. Bookmaker are to taken up with his looks that many who had a good book before he appeared are greatly inclined to let him run for them; while these who had not began prefer waiting till reassable pries are to be laid, for at the present time there an bat two—Blink Bonny and Loyola—at less than 20 to 1, sad they are respectively at 12 tai and 16 to 1 soh —set takes freely either ! Those who commenced early, however, have better hooks than have hitherto been seen at this period of the year. Whatever hsppinis to Loyola, I must sea the two derides" in blooming condition—sod perhaps not then—before I alter my present opinion that they are not wields 14Ib of him at a sods/ate distance. AT PAIIAINODOn. C. ROLPlell.iit. Fergana's Robsllies, by Bey Mid- Minos—Wallflower. ItaalliOnZilidisappointed Mr. Howard In the spring. He backed him for a stake at Northampton, where, how ever, he did not disgrace his owner's jsdament, for he ran a g ood third to Madame Clitqaot and Nougst—then bath (a prams form—for the Althorp Park Stakes. At Epsom Benner his owner 'gala trusted him for the Two. year-old Stakes; yet lie ran a very bad third to Tournament sad Queen of the Rut, the former winsiag in a outer, and there was not half good home Inland. His ealdbitioa at York Asgut wu mot diegroeolnl, Yorkshireman sad Impostor both bestiag Ida easily for the Cult Sapling Stakes, sad Mr. Howard trought it quite time trough to get rid of hint. Odds wen laid on him for a two and three year old sweeptakes at Newmarket liesoad October; bat a moat naseconntable ;ad annoying sight was prosintall to Ws beams when the Beg fell. as !media cot snows from dm wt. and whether he refused to go or hie rider wee asleep I eammit say, u I did not an the start. I only know tbst he had nothing to do with the race, which was between E romp, 3 yrs, and Shiner, 2 yea, and the termer won. Whatever la meant with Boballion la will cot do for the Derby. AT lIALIT (BILKS). JOS. Dawsox's.—Mr. Hank'. Admiral of the White, by the Elia( Dutchman—Lady White; Mr. Ls Meet's Doke, by the Rare—Queen ; Mr. E Rollllle, Omar Pasha, by Horn of Clive—Natragh Eattab ; and Mr. T. Walker's Kingmaker (late Young Berm, bred is France), by the Baron—Ymtrese. T. Oslliver's Setonics, by Epirus-- Syrup. Admired Maim White first ran at Readirg, when be wall entered to be sold for 30 sou., bet could only get a bad fifth, for the Ladies' Plate, won by Ida, who bed the worst of btu at weights for age. Miss Nightingale and Profile, two others of his year—the latter with the worst of the weights—were second and third. At Warwick 8 .ptensber he showed a alight improvr meat, but was beaten easily by • auk by Deademons, yet he beat The Abbot, Lady St. Liz, and the Sarum colt; the two others that ran beiog out of the rue through an accident. At Leicerier be met Profile la a bendicap, and. having the best of the weigh's, he heat her by a tech, the only other young one that ran being Stormer., who was made to give him 14:b, and she wee unplowed is consequence. He meet Profile again nest der at about the same weights as before, when the latter got away with sarong lead, and won in sewer. At Bedford he beat Pamper. and Our Creature in a canter for • selling race. At Newmarket Second October, beeten twice by In• spiration for sweepstakes; end bea•en by D.,wdrop, K.io g of the Forest. Huotiogdon, Nougat, and Schneider for a Handicap at the Houghton, ell but Dewdrop, the winner giving him weight. He is a geldieg, but has no allowance of weight for it here, even if be were fit to tun in good company. The Duke only ran for the New Stokes at Aunt, where he was the "absolute last," the pace having been t:o wood for him thnuohout; yet at lug distances be might possibly be lawful. Kiognisker's only performsnoe wee in the same rice, and he showed speed till the Tate was over, which it w.s at the distance, wren he rstir.d into the rock again. Omar Puha is untried, but, like King. maker, Is good-looking enough for any company The latter lithe most taking of the two, and he • ill find many backers whenever he should run seilia in proper condition. He is so decidedly inferior, however, to his stable comps Dion Q-nama di Vergy, that he will not be entrusted by hie party for mock motet' here. Satanic' was beaten off at Harpenden arid Epsom for the Two Year Old S•ckee, both won by Commotion; at Arcot he was burly lost for the New Stakes ; at Winchester, .lath to Tam o' Shunter, Oles Banneckburn, Miss Nightingale, and Arnett for the Graege Sarkis, wethieg but M D. being worthy of note behind hem, and he might have given him 2010 end beaten him in a ranter three menthe afterwards. At Newmarket Houghton he ren for the Nursery, wet by Mongrel, hie owner entrusting him with money; but be woo a hundrrd yards from the first two at the finish, not get in well off, carrying the feather. I cannot give him ley prospect of • siert, as 20th will sot bthig ham on an equality with ball...doz. n I could mention. Thus, of all the lot in the midland counties, I can find bet one capable of competing with the northers division with eny chance of swam, end that one is LOYOLA. Bat is I get farther smith I find myself among at least half• wooom w h o w iu cutest the Derby from sad toad, as a Oars., throech Berkshire. Hampshire, sad Same' will take me to Wastage. Limbos's, Newbury, Stockbridge, Weediestee, Fades. sad Lewes, when the flower of the Derby easeks an congregated; and if a majority of good animals bee any weight the south 'coke quite as mote ae— or even stronger that —the north. I shall Swett the roil 03 Berke in my next.—l am, &c., METtOlt. Dec. 17. WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES. WIsDPIEBDiItY. TM3 SZLLINO 3103DL1 Rec. Of 31.311. each. with 23 added, fo r L laolde sad upwards. Optimal selling weight.. VI lobo.) kr. Draken; Mean, by biz *cha r. 1 Ire (Jul.), get 61b (Kendal) Mr. Nasalliew's Efentandee, aged (Sei.)lol 718 (W. White 3 Mr. Asillah's Dembairuy (ate Fl.( , 2 Fee (300, bet lib _ 3 &Wig: Ito 4 an Afghan. (Esoott) Won by two lengths; about to lab'oetwean ths mond and third. s . O.t.DIC&P Hi sac. Race of 3 son. each, with 21 added. Ile. Prig's Fiageolet, by Hsunoy, 4 yea, let (Amdahl M. d ) dacp•ii Victory, aged, loot (MtLean) Mr. hyrces 3 yes, eat 4lb (Palmer) 3 Kr. °reamers 's toles, yea, sot 71b (ear Set 10Ib) (A. Dell e Mr. O.Y. Gilded tiymaly (late Prestos Retie), 1 7 re, Mt 7111 'Quinton) 5 Major Yates ' . The Caledonian, 3 yrs, gat 121 b tear. WO (Mr. Edwards) 6 Betting : Even on Flageolet, 3 to I eget The Caledonian, 7 to 2 spit Victory. A good nee in; won by • .tehort head," about lam lengths separated the second from the third; the other three finished y * Vn el i s tri l re: Car Amet.acnass, value SO soca, by oubseriptice of 5 sors, each, tbe rest in specie, lot I.yr.olde and upwards. Two mi1a4. 0. (: subs ) Durant's Marmaduke, 5 Tee, tilt lb.. (Mr. Cryin I Mr. Dames Lillord, fted, list 71b .. ...(Mr. Edward .) 3 Mr. T. Becky'. Petropivain pate Punchtoz), yen, I let lib (Ewan) 3 Mr. Mellish's Pandboe, 4 yrs, lOst 71b (Ewan' 1 Captain Hunt'. sir Charles Napier, aged, lilt 11h (Owner) 5 Betting Even on Marmaduke, Sto 2 aget Sir Mimics Napier , sto 1 eget Bandboy. Won in a canter; very bad third. ear Chairs Napier and Pandboy fell nearly at the eniah, but went remounted and trotted la. On returning to mole the eider of Lilford objected to Marmsditka, on the ground that be had not gone tar enough by nearly ball • mile. The rider of Marmaduke, hostler, contended that be only had been the Nett mutes, and that the others had pate further than necessary, having mistaken the whining Milts, wheb were placed ter the four one ti.tdlgp Meeplechem. Ibe race is. mains in Mantle. Bowen STESPIJCILIM Of 5 eons. each, with 25 .duce', for 2.yr.clin and upwards. Optional tellies weights, &c. Two rile. end a halt. (6 subs.) Yr. Giiffibsl Moonraker, aged (331.(, I Ost 7lb (Dowel:4os) 1 Betting: 6 to 4 on Monoraker. Penelope refused coon Ricer starting, and was pulled up; Hernandez fell at the diich [e.,p into the bun. end Moonraker centered in alone. The winner was " knocked down. for NO guineas Hannicar ffrasinsca tea of 10 more. each, 3 ft, and 2 only if de. dared, We, with 109 added. Pour mike. (26 subs. 16 of whom de. dared.) Mr. Brown's Janos, aged, 10st 9112 Mr. Pr C. amptcsa's British Yeoman. aged, Het .... Bonham) 2 Mr. N. Ma% 1101 ereinh, aged, get 7th Betting : 6to 4 apt Tom Gutney. 3 to 1 age Janue, 4 to I ape • British Yeoman. Woo by sis lengths, same diatanee between the second and third. Tortoise slipped up and felt at the that of name sad was mo eeverely injured that he was eventually destroyed. nee. dine refused moon after starting and was turned Ardx. Its wag polled up after repeated refusals at the for aide; and Tom Carney. who was lying dose op with Janos, slipped at the taking o ff side et the bank at the leap into the winning tield and lell, both bole and • jockey were unhurt. Oa returning to wale an objection was made to Jenne by the rider of British Yeoman, on the gee and that he bad not kept in the right track towards the end el the rate. This elect likewise remain . abeyeace. Much dimperobation was expressed it the very onsatiefactory and incomplete manner in which the line of country was indicated, which in two inatances gave roe to °Neaten and wrangling. • Tan ABINT bTAILU (tree handicap) of 2 no, eoch, with 20 added; the second tome* lie stake. One mile. (10 subs.) Mr. Drake's Atighan,4 yrs, lost (Kendall) 1 Mr. Niabitt's 24. Julian, 4 yrs, Out (car. 9st 13th) (Mr Thoressi 2 Mr. W. Itobinsoa's libinsr, i yrs. 7st 7th Var 7.0 9:b (Quintoe 3 Mr. Prises Iffideeket, 4 yrs, At 1 Ilb (Pee) 4 Betting and 4tol on Affghaa4 who had it all his own say, art won by two lengths; same distance between the snood and tkisd, and third aid fourth. MAREBTS. COTTON.—limmus. Dsc. 17.—The market cloned villa Ulht. sam. Anwarlins anorlinlon. at and nadir 7d. pee lb. wens 1.16 dower then =Friday, and all other. at estreme rata. The males mooOloil OA* to 10,000 bales, 3,600 on &accolade., sad tOO baimilm In addition to gmeriearo, 1,900 It at 61d. l io g rl a tt . ; 1,100 dint, at old. to 34d.; sod 100 Ilea 'glands, at 134 to lb& we lb. Lapel nine Thursday, 34,01.0 ham CORN.—Bovraer, Dee. 17.—We hese had very little Domini doing Undo, the farmers not being dispued to steep* lower prises for wheat lied, in retail, wade 53. to tin.; white, 635. racy my., 40s. to 445. Barley, 3Ce. to 475. - - • • &rocaromon:lhns, Dan. 17.—Tbe supply of grain to tha da3's market from the growers was Lune. la bent met • lair demand at a decline of le. pet qr. on last week's curt; my. Barley dull sale. Oats 6d. per qr. lower. Beans la. per or. cheaper r. In other mucks no change. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, 001StIFIle, 1,91 ousters. Oats, 03.11K1/1" 407. Peas, coastwise, CO. ple._ll,—Trsda was p'earant today, and 1,4 d. to 56. 64.• Teak 1,6 d. to 6s. 64. ; pork, 11, 64. to 56. per Maas of 9115., sinking the offal. COAL9.-Rannon. Die. 17.-I•yssa's Reba& Huth% 16.. 64.• Davisoa's West Hartley, 16, 6d.; Hap Hariley, 16.. bd.; Ilene. West Hartley, Irs. 6d.; lionard'a West Harney his. therton, 16s. 64.; Loogridge's West Hartley, 16.. 64.; Tau. field Home, 15, 9d.; Tangeld Moor Bates, 156. 9d. ; Victoria Hartley, ; Walk.. Primrose, I'. 6d.• Wylaar, 17, 64.; Walla Zed Acorn Close, 176. 94. ; Wall. end Eden, 176. 9d.; Will. lad Cioseorth, 176. 94.; Walls End Barton, 176, id.; Walls End Heston, 17,34.; Walls End Harley , 17,6 d. ; Will. rad Northumberland, 176.64. • Walls End Riddell. IT.. Id. • Walls Cad WhaineliEs.l76. ;Idea Main, 166.; Lambion's Prisarom:lll6.; W.G. End Belmeast, 17, 9d.; Walls gad Bradogl, 16e.; Walls End Pramasligata, 17s. ed.; W.U. End Hamel, 19.. IL Will. End Embeds, Ism 60.: Will. End Nastier, 17s. 64. ; Walls End Rich. naiad, 176. 6d. •, Walls End Russel% Helton, lrs. ; Will. End Some Hatton, Ile. 94.; Will. End Stewart* 19, ; Will. End Camp, 17, ad. ; Walla Ead Hartlepool, 176.6 d.; Walls End ilartiool Hatton, 16, ; Walla End Heuer Hall, 17e. Cd.; Walls End Ho& vice, 17..; Will. Rad South he 11.., 16..; Wala End Um, 19.: Walla End Whitworth, 17, ; Wall. End Evenwood, 16.. 14.; Birch grove Watch, 32, id. Mips at market. 176 ; add, 119. SHIPPIIvG INTELLIGBNCE CASUALTIES. - - - - - Onto, Capt a in Ilsedosaid, from Piltau t o Hull, with peas, wu totally kat at tilt teppen, on Deo. ; crew sand.—Memil. Dee. 11. Constantine, Captain Backe. railed from Baltimore on dept. 3, for London, and has nit sicoe been beard of.—Mem. A boat, marked "Constantine," was picked up about 100 miles tooth of Queenatown, prinion• to Oct. 28. Heoperla ;barque), Captain Sandra, from 'broils to Queeritturra or Falmoutb with Indian corn, Was driven on shore near the Wanda Congo= Nov. U. nod will be a total wreck; tha sago id all dameserl Zane, Din S. [ammo. BRIM AT Pompon Ponos.—Windsor Castle, at Ws; Lonettestar at Atka ; Carpentaria. at Aden; Portland, a ApCsen. cola ; Aftiein (so, and Thebes, at Alexendns ; hips, Acadia (a.), Bu Alexander, and Lebaton (se), at Yalta, Frankfort (w), at Oman; Ilaarster (es), at Trieste. TM City of Washington, arrived here yertetday. poised a targeted. bar', Dec. 11, lot. 41 N., lon. 03 W., eppsrently aground in 40 fathoms water. and about MO fret above the level of the vea.—Liverfool. Dvo. 174 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Zetrpreen, bound war- Nov. 25. lat. 45 N , lora la W. ladies Queer!, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Nov. HO at. 2$ lon. Iv W. 2usea Vittoria (barque). from Cuba for Coors. Not. W, off Cape Mali Mots; out 21 days. GLASGOW DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY. —A meeting wu held at Olastow on Monday, the Lord Provost is the chair. Co form • society under this title, and en inffseatialcrmmittee was appointed to set the institution *a toot. It, cilia object will be to provide those reletwed prisoners who are desirous of reforming their lives with the means of emigrating and starting in the world under better maple's. [Advertisement.} —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND my ie..: tot ri IN CUIRINN Plot urn —Yrs. Elizabeth Berea, of Soettielum. near Lynn, bad suffered lur lu week. Items dreadful wound in her leg. °crammed by falimg tit on an won Forager. Remedies innumerable mil diyerstned were applied, but all NOM she supposed she would have been a cripple fdr lite, when shear advised to try 11011u.s3 . • tlimmeot and yule: Our employing e few boxes of both. the wounds assumed a healthy swimmer, the leg suberquantly became sound, nod km le now quite well.—sold by a medicine venders throughout the world; at Professor llolloss, 5 Fetab/ishinents, 244, Strand. London, and SO, Stsidendaie. New York; by A. °tam" Constuinople; A. Guidlay, Smyrna; sod re Muir, kat,. ------- --- BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HAXTER.—Dee.2S. at CU toa.zead, tlt. Jobn'a-wood. the .u'r Of B. C. Beater. En.. of • poi% BEGBIE.—Dee. le. st Wootage Ilouee, tic wife of T. S. Bettb.e. 14.. at (be Grove. llaavrell, the site of U. Ituetuo. CO V ll:lfita.—Dee. 11. at ChAteery.lace, the wife of Dlr. 0. B. Coutcher. of • daughter. LAVIN/RD.—Dee. It at Clifton. the wife of P. Lgwford., Igo., ler 9th Regt. of • diluent. r. SPARK R.-1/re. IL the w ou ul G. W. Fnt., Reg, d Mustitla, Nantiaghatnabire, of • mon. MARRIAGES. IIIARAT—MIALRY.—Dre. nt AU Aunts', Norwood, D. Morro, Leg., of nyal Arsenal Woolwich, to Lucy, daughter of 7. Hualry, Prq , of the City. ItRDVP MN —"PILAW LLL—Dee. 14. at the rarinh church. Fmk.. by the Rev. W. M.M.nes 14.11, Mr. P. M. Itedlern, to trocca,,Lughtsr of the late ler.l. Tidswell, of Manchester. ROV—RROWN.—Des. 14, Id M. Psurn, Deptford, Rev. B.S. Pasch, George Mean, am of ths bate Cant T. floe, of Tocl'. Darart, to Harriett. Janette, of the late W. brown, R. q.. of lent , of TA he YLOR—DOWN ES.—Dve. IS, Id Int. George's, 14.uove•rawr , t Rev. A. B. Whalen. P. W. Taylor, Pm., Ws fon:Wive. to Margery Yapp, daughter of the leo I. DO. um, S*4. of Woodend Court. DB LTIIB. ACHET.—Ike. 14, at 1 l..ikk terrace, Gloster-road 3,r.r, Regent's-park, the Res. W. 11. Aeret, ased 13. COI.I.IER —Dee. 11, at V. altbarostow, W. Collier, , ard 7 I• DILWOItIH.—Dee. la. at Wllton Cottage, Lower Tulowt.l3, Cast. lone 4teelia, dauahter of W.J. 0 Dilworth 04.01tGL—Dee 15, at Roy al-erement, Bath, Catolioe Seymour, *Jul a I. George, Tos. Hl3oo3lNB.ore. 13, at rpper Tube-hill. W. T. Ilualiob Tsq. axed 77. BUTCSIITS.—Tee. Ir. at Cartee-rtreet, Walwarth, tr'oi the late J. Machias, !.q.. aged 6r. I IRVIN /L—Dee. 13. at blomfield•atreet,Thrfare-rod, C. In me. CO' mandrr d the clipper rbi.i Coirnourni. Printed mad t M W ati Kioo AAUP.I4I.--.1.14 Hued. In the at) of London, Ittalm, M Ito Mee In Mast, is us ftedact at W 00 1 1