The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-30 00:00:00

‘I '.r., r i t. i I t i yr I I 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. CRUllsli OF H.M.S. The forrAwing is as extract from a private latter H.M.S. Itsgisisnae, Illaysketere, Oet. 3. "Ws arrived yeeberday hem a moat delightful maim Y the Bleak Sec It lase calm we steamed a/wag the areaselas iamb i mead the ws d She Crimea, at • debated brat ems be tem Who him the shore, ring dale N I aellelmalslag rate a gw Drays, Saajak, Amiga, Xemekorasesiems, Sebastopol, Itupttoria, Kiobura, Odeas, &mat% Weed, and Sesopoli. We got a gold view of the Implied palate at Yalta, and also of that of Priam Wormailf. At Amapa about Barden troops were lasmaP", throwing akfettifloations to guard themselves from larrrna• We. observed a large amount of forage stacked, also famine., stores loading, and everything necessary f• Jr wintering and guarding against, WI rum , , et.; attack of the Cirosasiens. We steamed atopol between the sunken ship, ; they appear to have does nothing towards raising the vemelm, sot. have they conunenoed refortifying the town." VIOR 001 OW2 IKINDIXT.) MALTA., 00r..25. - - - eatttday nine cams of cholera manifested them tidy es among the 31st Regiment at Gino, two of which P ° eel fatal. It is supposed to be o w ing t o their exposure ,1 , d to the thump from the . extreme beet to the .0. 1 I! either with rain we have lately had. It is peesible also at fright at the earthquake may have bad something to with it No alarm is telt about its spritadieg, the imaged wee otherwiiiii healthier, and the weather is beautiful. The 'regiments are kept in excellent order; their comfort and discipline are closely watched by fiir John Pennefether, mad the men appear happy and contented. Immediately it "simile known that teem of chokers existed in the 81st Ztegionat their asap was moved. Bir John Pessefether, the ream] cemmucling, has *said invitatices for a friend hall Si the 6th of Novelabmi-iu .:Iskerreann day. The Duke of Welliegtoe, Cositeeror, eke., are still brae., „Thtt eeriest order. by the mail of toiceeerow to mete. The Marquis of Drogltede left in his yaeht yesterday. HONG HONG, Sart.l2. Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, on the 20th sit% was at Port Bruce, See of Japan, with the Wisehester Pique, and Berraconta. This Timm mu taken bythili Horne., with ELI Recalling's dmpatehes. to Sauer& The day that the filybills arrived is Haag Lang bra the north, tber26th ult., the Naakin left foe ibeembso. The Oreille still Ise the broad readiest of Commodor Matt, though it mascot fainted by the Vol bat tenni her. oa the Bth iststaat. The BlOlll. impls anted at the head at the Meath Passage, above the Pasta lbw, Paw It Is soldthat oho all be sold oat of the aw ake whoa the Wthalbsokee pm hem sad eau take her thew. The Os le ea thosonat thavoytag. The laeasa. ter is al Ilbsagthea. The Ithasteseee, at Pthebow-ho, was teal 01 by Me Meer Mathias, Oil reseal thessisa, sad hod bet boa.* Mani. INIVICTION AT CHATILIX.—The haltyoarly In- Esta the sem of Royal Beginners. with the troop' of e a t fella Osearmay's Sappers end lllimere, to the am ble of abase UN men, took place at Chatham yesterday by Sir Joie Burgeyas, 0 C.D., 8.8., the Ina_ pester. of Foetliaelime, who was emosepanied by tellable. ..swop, Copula the Sea G. Wrotteeley. The appeereaet =by Wimp was extremely striking. Boob man boos seggelee whit several rounds of bleak stet dep. the wee iisaitod to Chatham Groat Less for the papaw loyesse see thief etr O wegges of • i Woe ll sensual ewe S i r Join sou wits lies NOMA by Oateel legs, the isemedeet Rhodium isighes. gal seeissies doff of aim. The Remo wage this yesetied le Wet tiegliless Ides led videos Watery waressiall, whale whfilb vete sae gaol la • someas whisk ga t r h s e eddies o f satidgeige to the gang goer& TER Pinalcous AT WOOLWlCll.—Notwith elnialikei the eshwoureble Wats of the morning, the pee dist dos oweposies of the Woolwich &Timken, ey nenieg st nine cialock, &ad were sgagewed ea the poredad fronting the Royal Artil lery Barracks, at Woolwich. e-yreg At ten o'clock dot drama sad fifes of the corps streak up " The laird of Oeshree," sad the religiose's presided them team review grans& ea the Cemmoa, where they west th= i ; nuns MIMI& OM pistons samba, The fog se gaveloped the peed goon after the comasionewet of the dells that it was so awry to order a halt, which wee el. flar ball se hoer, after which they were osatiwasd. The men was thee lmmsd into motions sad fired several rem& of limb eteloteggs retired, formed into gnaw, sad garnishee peek Oa Pee hers of the men wore deeentiess Ise gist esediseli. and sere sal bore on their breasts the wino =seek ebbe bad been &earthed them as works of =dligeorei derhor their ureic's in Calfreland, the P AIM fa Their genertl deportment bespoke an spleen sad ad reee Y tie ready use of their map, which time had hat slightly dimi nished. At 12 &block they were mareked beck to the parade ground end permitted to retire. The two diiielot of Woolwich and Deptford will assemble far drill today In the rims manlier; sad to morrow the whole body well be inspected by Colonel Tallith. PINSZI AND PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN Si. Winitam 12/eastow.—Sir William 0 3AIOf Baronet of Bad. o tos, captain in the 17th Lanus, limping returned from thee Crimea with hie regiment in Jely lam, on the torgslaaties of the was, and shortly afterwards visited his pageant mansion in the Stewertry, the tenantry on the estate, as well as the proprietors tad others is the parish of Borges, resolved on presentleg him with a testinsoaial of th e feeling et admiration entertained for the gallaatry, indarames, and deyotion to duty which distinguished hie military arum. 172 William left this ceenatry with his regiment oa the mew nammemest of the was is 1864, led, though cease disabled by severe weasels, sad esteeqamilly laid up by stokes's, be immediately, on recovering tta both somes. retained to hts reenlist ; and, with those two mumpaaes, was ea duty at the met of war, and is Turkey, till the ea& simian of peace sad the retain of the troope—belag, we believe, the only one of theofilesm eisonespeapieg the 17th Linters to the East who Sun heck with it to this country. The colloid captain took part in the avor-se 'seeable charge of Beldame, end noshed as taws Uwe ads lance sad sabre weeds ha the *opiate oesioetsr which followed the smelt .1 the Reel* eireby is dot Bustin hetteries. The fallen*. of pgweetiag &r Willem with testimonial bailee hems peer* known, a lam of 3001. was speedily collected, end the oneamittee deter mined that the tsatfaisalal should take the font eta portrait of Sir William on his favaurits Auger, a proposal believed to be etch as would met t the gallant baronet's approbation. Accordingly, on Saturday kat tbe 25th of Oetober, the mooed anniversary cf the battle of Balekleva, the presenta tion took p'eaeat a dinner effered to Sir Willises by the subieribers, la the Selkirk Arne Hotel, Birkeudbeight, ea which occasion about 70 similes emembled to do homier to the mat. Willis= Gado*, Bea., el Calves inn, was In !baobab. —Dumfries Cbstrder. DOUBLE Mould barbaroae murders were iswaslttod la the lok of Aldfamoz as Saturday L at. Jima Loaglois, a yobbos, ma Usk =km. • labostss. ware stwdorod by Tiamilty Kelly sal Invent Loralums, Irish labourers. Sham yea at the beans of Laagleis. Oa Saturday a* lay ailed at 11 e'elock se night, awl deamedied adaittaam tar the purpose of obtalnieg_drials. • is& obild was is the his.., sad Lisp Lois and MOM west outside to passage the two Irishmen as go sway, what the two foram IMO akihad by the two knot tad died 'mostly. It appetite Oat abem had been same ill feeling hetweee the Irishmen tad Looglois. Kelly k only 17 years of ego sad Loughs's only 21. Both ham beta apprehended. SINUULAZ ACCIDENT TO AN INPANT.-00 Wed needay as inquest was bald before the Briebton Coroner, on the body of Harriet Rushinan, aged 11 ninths. It appeared that the deconed sad other young children wine occasionally left to play in the bedroom, the mother, • bard.worki og woman, fastening the child to the bed by • cord round its wal,t. Ono end of the cord was tied round the middle of the bed rail, and the other wee tied loosely round deemed smiler the arms, top deceased kilns off the bed. Os Tuesday monies, at about 12 eVelon i the mother, who was bogy cranium, asked a neighbour to go upstairs sad en how the children were. The neigh bour west up and raw the eldest girl, four seers old, play ing on the filer. She Feld ' where's baby ?" not !melon it as the bed. The child said .. .ha's asleep." The women turned down the counterpane, and afterwards perceived deceased lying with its face towards the bed flat to the counterpane. Tha rope mes round ise neck. One cud was rot.ad th e Ind rail sad the other esil was rend its neck is a tingle knot The loop wee not very tight, and she undid it directly. The body of the child was suspended, only o-fe toe touched the ground. The loop was most loom as the bee: of the wok; so that I maid test ay fingers in. The child's !aim Whitening forwards, that the mouth was cloy to the eon Nierpassa. The on* end of the rope was not tied to the bedpost, but to the rail ' , blob noes across at the foot of the bed, frogs o.' poet to another. The rail to 'beat four feet blob two g io for. The weight of W child's body appeared to b ar . 4, nes th e surd tight. The child's hands were rend acid lyts;W:tb th s e d rahas,_ ." W bet The child was d ea d and quite oak , , . a ..'" t" wee yob. There wu foaao true the mei sad a.'",“`, h ,... e. Pilrl6o,ll, SartPoO, nett to the eeadweira diet it n_ ---- mothered or eaffoosted•by brig peered as the t1e6 . •""'".... _. In ouch a position ea sexerroat liS issalling. There "t_r - so mask' of Holum. Mime bad as Mak that the re b 7 by keeplag the child empudiod la llt.t ; wee Ihe same of death._ Tao bay 11W reamed a MIN &Waw a! waeseatial. —pilas Orerdea. [A dvent eelasat.)--A? Ma. MOCX3II DITABIIIII- ; 11,AZeteettelf. NOw*Lakenealkomet. lat 0 7 8801 haw, a, e .I,6ite,' Ile 'lost tt " t ag.massi Week hose, D elk i rbeiga b. "ll l . l .42l: Miklos of atiaty or loscr? adielis proweema n . iv: C=lt for Papier Mu*: if•••• ••••••• 1 Tele . CUM... SehhiGra. •"."*".. 11 ".0 11 VALe. ' Men asestsd sun priaL•ilsWesil Mlle =Mi I i MII MINIED i ' 'k w AO. iocea at ths iswarsiost EststiLstiamist Ur livo moo at I Skim Fri c rams. sorsa, aes• • 'wit tp of •Traiii ' SPOR2ING. TIM NEWMARKET NURSERIES, the. TO TRB TIMOR Os TiU 11.218M1e Bit,—l here got no better off than mead for the " poet go" of the week. the Caohridpshfre. Mama =.l6wa =7 An:. Wattle, Twegyeseee, le mast wanes. It is Irmo he OS • l ead firilleirdesta WOMB the beat Moho asset, sad tie sum ledeg as this Ins he al Ml tr i zer the Mhos to eat* Mo. 117 a BMW rehiefiri belit Ye at the ban egg wsd with, le do would hum Noe s vengnee. es tenbla te a neck ; sad Pdooter bed men feu* Ow of Emir Is the opts yerdees to the resit. The most unfortunate part of the ask he me was es gosofactory defeat of Merlin, who was • Wog way I. the rest, With Pretty Buy and see If Sell" when thenee began, and ether eseldeg to his hones la the Int quarter of asilo, ha emit saver get truth the oath. MIS elone dew, Crienell, says be was *pow sight out, edam he liked to go bask and rem naafi his name. 1 hew asi musk nese I. amplifies, kemarear, is the ni terteg_piaks d hes oat at SI l, sad ho sew bedighte rt les s Venennee, whom I Ideated at 20 to I, seethe Ste L Rehm I evoke very highly of, bat was is doubt weather tee mew was am, without which no hone can win ki T. Pens till the het Minasst lie did what I gave him teas, ben the new favourites, Blows*, and Coup de Kale. whe get off well, and never had a shines et winning. Melons km raised his weight foe the Great detente Cup at Liver pool to let. 41b., and he will be the favourite ere long. Pole star hes Sat Sib, and littagerford fat 81b—the thus looking wail for hedging ppurvpposoesesa.. The Criterion was quite as bad a race es the Cmbrldgwhite, Beechnut getting off in the same style as hislasea, and the °then could not meth his.. Sydney, a ferniest bath, but him twiee—for the Clear well by twenty lengths, after starting a dozen heaths be. bind him; and for the Pendergast by half a doses, winning the latter nee Tory easily. To show what Lord Easter thought of Beadiest, he bed entered him for a rase tie same day, when the winner bad to be sold tor 250 son. In taking notes of the races to be decided during the lad three days, I hope the fog will sot prevent their belay rum off, as It did the majority for to-day. The Nursery Readiest* always promote sport, and than happened to be enough in this year's to make two classes. The wooed class hes the best lot to, sad I sat at a loss to fled anything so good ea the heavyweights, Remedy,hope thrum, and the Ma We soh. The latter did not like the =Heat Goodwood. and litessody's party have others in the rase, Mongrel sad the (fissile filly ; the best of th em will try hard to beat lesprilllllll9. sad the Ma Mie oolt should get the sent poeltices. The fleet clam sea boast of a lot of bad ones, anording to performances ; but if daberlande can ever win a rest, sow is the time, es he has almost the lightest weight la the nos. The rei have been so many saved for then, that I have sot sin tato the =soy market yet; bat with the mossy cm Impulses. for the one, and Ciaberlansie for the other, they will be herd to beet. I isay have occasios fir a few hither remarks on these two is Noll lassoed's"' of to-morrow. Oct. 29. METEOR. HOUGHTON MEETING. OPTIONAL BILL= 0 PLATT of for 3 yr-olds aad upwards. The warm to be sold by etiolate, de. Cam bridge/Idr* &aka Oman (1 mile 240 yards). Mr. MAIM Near" by Natwitb, 6 yrs (MC), est (Ferdbea 1 Mr. Pletera Ilmmee,, lim* IM6 (T. alt SI Mr. Mean% COmllmable, re b, tst rib (Prier $ 1 mr. M. Yeseedbitewase, 4yr ) .Fitt 11b. (Merle= 4 110 Medea Wes by • i bed *bd. Owing to Wm deem am Monlas seedy sea emir Om elides at tam Red OPAL Tba Mew wee bombe la for 60 salaam. 511/1141TAZ111 of 10 soya midi. for &Melds led op. wade. Tbo wham to be sold te 40 son. If demisted, to. T.Y.C. (6 far leap 149 pada). Lord Weft% Drire by dasiadele, II yri 6 :: Zu lb 1 Mr. MOWN Tare Deer, 3 yr; Yet 116 lFordbarel 3 Mr. WbeetaberleTe et 716 Beerpark 3 Kr. 0. IL lbergress Oor 6 re. est 1 1 b. .... ----After 1 Mr. 1. reereeerlits WON 3 yr', 74 716 (Muter 6 Re. UMW% Wad^ 4 yre, Set 49, (414erott 6 BMWs: 6WS ape Dramatist, 4to 1 met east eddy aed Tema Dam. Woe by two layrthe; the emu distance beams the lsb. seasei sad Mlrd. The ahem was claimed by Da DeL flwasm•las of 10 son. scab, for 3-yr. olds sad up wards. The Willa./ to be sod for 160 mac if deased tr. T.Y.C. (6 fake. 140 yards) (rebel Mr. Harrison% trisior. by iebebir. S Yet 70 Il w l Heaipr Kr. T. Walbstoefebelles. 3 rib TA nb (Keriab I Mr. 0•111 met Franke, 4 yr. Set 21b Cermet linakarallapasszt,a an. fa 710 ....... (Palmer 4 Mr. Umeerde Pyrrha. 3 re. 74 716 -..— Vordere a Bottles: 6t06 ea Otteattm, 3to 1 - eset Sputum. cm 04 the sad ma by a head ; three league betimes the woad dii Tbs sport was most unospestrally sespeaded. A hum hg prevailed during the months, naderieg it kapmeible for the spectators to we objects at a dismal:oot twenty yards. The fret nee, for whet lour bones started, was ran at the time appointed, bat the jockeys were usable to distinguish the course. Oa* of the hones, Bu sins, weal nosily over the chains at the Bed Stand, and the other three narrowly mopped aiming into contact with the potts sad rails. The mead sweat took plies at aa is terval of about sop hoar, ea the flat, but the kg bad not cleated up, sad the spectators uses aft able to me the hones until they were close alma them. Sall a third race wee nth with aunt est dagger to hotels, boner, and spectators, and the stewards then very properly ordered a diewastinearses of this pursuit of spon "ashy difficulties." The races have never, we believe, been thus postponed at Newmarket, through lightness weather, within the mearary of the oldest twat'. I. 1836, on the fist day of tie Asegliton Nintieg. men were employed to dear the mow of the Criterion Glum, and in 1848, es dams was there, that the coarse was masked out by saw due% Oddly easugb, umber lapse of ten years takes place before the spelt k egais interrupted by unpropitious weather. The sight undecided races were postponed until this day (Thursday), sod the anclond Plates and Stakes f.r this day ere withdrawn. BACKS THIS DAY. Blued ram are sit far this day, the Ant at halt past deem. THI NIIIIIIIT 811.1.111 (FILIDA7).—ACCI7TAXCIIII 701 ran Flair Chau. It lb Doable amber „ $ llama Mil et Vrs 1 7 1 ra / 8 111 3 gr 6° °" t of 7 Gum lei* AccarrAxass rose. it lb st lb Torkibinsbas Cu 7 II Fitly by The ure oat et Jeweis ............ ..... ...... 7 7 Prielleali ......... ..... .... 7 7 Lee 7 4 i la/Mean 3 Cott by Orksio an ot Oriaada . 7 71 itoc - T — rel hilt amar-- Tda — lnl — iToes . " iil 8100 . 1111) CLAM. cat Dy supika ost ot Qr Colt by 111 r Tattoo 07tos out otabollo ...... I 011 Roulade Seleaden A SIM FIRED AT • RAILWAY TRAIN.—On Tuesday, just as the 9 a.m. fast trate hem Illeathempora had pawed the Woking dative sous Rimmed ewe fired or threw a =belie at one el the Bet clam asedagea It took effect ass tie die wiallow at a is which two military Mum. wire bed Mood web et Alderebott, were emeled—Liseisaast Caldwell, of the Military Train. sad Mgr. 3. W. Jelosea, attached to the depdt it VI ia• Mastic Tie bream eau struck Mr. Mama with ma dela videme IS the side of the head es ilea bkie, lied ble lee wee warded severely. At the Weald the ming' seemed NM Main was paean Weigh a pleatages biker lag Is Mr. Lege Ilea, MP., and Me perpetrator was un observed by either of Use_guards ; air wee it aatil slur the arrival of the trate at Waterloo that the cireaseetance be- i came known, Lieutenant Caldwell then repotting what bad happened to platforwiaepootor Easi.h, who tosidusted treat gentleman to the time manager, Mr. Scott. The window was at cam samined, and a circular hale= Mitch tipplers to bare been made by a smell belle: or leaden drop ; but, although the Mengel march was made, so =Wile of any kind could be found in the artiste. Mr. Beat, the chief of the railway polies, at ones hit lowa fir the sane of the outrage, and on reaching W e found a labourer who h a d been employed istrie I t=3 Mr. Locks ILlng's plantation the whole day. Tide am declares that no gun was fired off is his bewieg dada, the morning, sad, his character for tnithfulaess having bees Band to be mumpeserbable, Mr. Boat panned his inquiries further, sad trematly discovered that, shortly a ft er the train r used, Mr. Greenhill, a gentleman farmer, resident in the neighhourhroi, had detected two boys steeling wood out of this plantation. The presumption now in that the e• itchier was'oecmioned ty one or other of these delloquents. They are both boom:, sod will probably be in custody be fr re this account can he read ; sad If evidence of their guilt is forthcoming the company will proeewite them wish the almost severity. The lower elms of inhabitant' of this d strict—known as Buoker l ebill—are a lawless set, living about on the heath in mud huts sad such hovels as can be hastily pat together. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLIIfO DAY. —. WIDO/NID&T, OCT. 29. —Admissions on pay.ient, 1,001; ditto ov Mama ticket., 189. Total visitors. 1,197. A MADMAN'S LETTER.—On Tuesday, there ar rived in Ike Hull mat-office, by the London mail, a letter with tbe most eitraordinaty soperecription we ever runes. leer to hive met with. For whom it is intended w e leaver our readers to gums, but it appears to have here posted either et Lyon or la that neighbourhood. The "address " ran as follows : Rwarerie Empress of Englattl and oral: esti me, Catharerlos, fs Crevor end Chem zi,n, Holy How I Rol4 it ths trehiereal Tres Con Law LlChaaire. N.M. Yorkshire. noldelit. I sm. Sloe, Holy Otvet Emmen of England. Diu Airpo Free. On t h e b at h el the letter was weirten the following , : I , l „ mia, 1, 41 . e ,0 of toglasil in Geljol, Satin condeor,ed Ay u . 1/04 omit w b„• burned op for ewe. Tel it out t,;*,l' rye. lie that Lon foe is is the Polar*? bees ell up the %Trillion: to me. lam ri st arolv A t vise pc England- Zonis C ffltot and Christ for rm. —Eager* 4 wffdl HerehL mg =Mes s THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1858. ILatu bitelltenut. O iser, Nen thee a ma swag &saw gave Son to waMpees.iaitlMbbyMathtbeW sageliej Mta Y a Ireemelkin relelliglairegle &mg TO' a Ma i a Imam at Orepten. Iles lazy amid %be dellgiek [hay. list 'Wm* was delieeed la Wks V. rt abed asmartlaity f ut h, Odoatolottedla agielleg la mge lee bees segemesdM Maeda refiesam to the am el Nem BM= As ibladdi dm 'raly to two tedieemeats by mot, the ail that the erne el wee eM ham. stimadhsleneee, eatll geleisee mos 1411.. gal see Mt a gese, es strlid, and that In edledes le SIN be bed a bowel to the ta, end Nab awl estolo fond Ws. It appears aka that the pigeon had fee If laeethe ss bed the manage ment of tlao greeseatore tows esishilimisea. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 29. won ma. CO n MIL to u 6110111011. TM baskrept Wu • prorates =escheat of Yillwe shesebadere emeistal chat, is npply fag outwit= booms weds with Me desk, to. We yea the earateste scabs. Mr. Begley. fee the arisen% °speak ea the yeast that the baskrapt kid frashisatly Oftbeed s Ma of 100 i. Iron *r. GIOI'IN the /wads seassee, with= a few deli of the bankruptcy. Mr. Lewis supported. It appeared from the esteem* that the bankrupt. on re an tgtikt U. supply seesila lai r s, 4,011..4 tura.Ural 1.41 for 1001. to usable him to taW the order, and Mr. Orem agreed to make the advance , on the beakrupt's promising faithfully to repay it on receiving pa meat from the owners. The bankrupt concealed from lir. Groves. at ths Ulm. that Mr. Devlin, of Leadanhall-market, had a judgment spinet him for the balsam of an old debt. Mr. Groves deposed that the beekrupt represented his debt to Mr. Darling as mit eadesiling 161., while the bankrupt swore that he had no alinamealiaa with Mr. Groves on **subject of Mr. Darling's 11,10. la the Nene of the precast year. Ihn Ommaimilmer (to th e bankrapt)—Do you mean to Mom has perjured himself? de. Mr. Lomb pat in • sots from Mr. Groves to the bankrupt dated amash subsequent to the bankruptcy, Inv tog the latter to sell, and there " would be a mutual arrangement ;" end a subsequent sots requiring from the bankrupt the particulars of ea order for supplying certain ship, end for which Mr. Groves was to advance the money. lb. Groves admitted his haudwritisg, bat 'Waived that he dedised having any transactions with the banknpl on leen*/ that he war nuertidosted. Rb Hamm remarked that unbandsoms conduct on the panda moaner complaining of a bankrupt could not exempt the beta beat the eoasequaeu of his own misconduct. He eansibeed that the adduct of the bankrupt is making a Noah, to Mr. Groves while Darling was persevering in his salt earcated to fraud, end he moat reface the outificat• (OW dam) for alas .cent s, sad withhold protection nand the bas isept had imikugess is,. monks' taprimassent. Peeesairm heel daps was great ml is Mr. Lune seder %bag to lodge ea appeal beim Umbrae of tea days. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.--Ocr. 29. 11111011 WOO CS= LION POLLOCIZ AM, to, ulna KILL William Neer', 26, described L a club, woo hulloed for steaks.; thus stung sans of Bs. 81., lie. &1., sad IL, the moseys of his employer. The prisms, was also indicted, with a pens eased !award Relay, who woo eat ea bail, for ectaspiney sad flerjesat Slue, who was mitalsily Malted to defend this primmer, applied to laws tits sass tried list, bet fierlesat EaUseable, who woe lestraded Va to readata the promeatiot of both Maisissmelo. to this seam, sad bleated opts the drew easimell may beteg dot Wen, sad it was them sevaneed thee the ere tieseapkeey dwell be tried the dm thin 48 nunday reorakre. Mr. Elesjeaat Belkierdie (epudel4 retained) sad If r. T. Salter appeased Ile lie peeteemtlea ; Mr. fleriesat Perry woe epeeinly wanimed with 14. Bibles be due Omar. The saw esempied the awl he mural been. but tbe feats lay to a vary annew einem. mad it wed be emits unseesesary to eve the evident* la heed. The peenewator was Mr. .I.'Ns Walks?, whit, ft appears, canted em ea ma bonfire hula's' ea as ben 'manufacturer, sad ales s germ mast restrecter. at *dwell, Poplar. The primer Neer, was engaged epee the promises as a wet of eimideadal sink, at a salary of 21. pa week; sad 111 applumati to brae been a pert of hie duty to hemp • wean leek mad seperla. teed the clabanemeate to the workmen, asssedias to the Mass they were employed. The prtremer,ll . was dismissed from th e meow ht 1864, bet la 1166, he tessosala takes WOO the envies of the is the moo gawky se before, red remained Wit has 1114. whoa leo wee 'gala discharged, ml ea the 27th et that * whoa le um taken late enetody, emit was eventually emmanittea Mal with Poesy epos Ike moat sad other drape. The particular cameo Imputed to Wm by tbe poem* ballettammt wee, that We Imeleaces he bad serial • law mime than the urethan sew Dually emitted ea, ml kat la boa aka &mod is hie womb I. 489 has at• welpite moo of lad then ho had sully parehrod, k* thaw ammo be had anbeasial aid applied to hie an au the sum sesailimed la the ladlatameat. Ni. Jobe Weber, the pramstrit, wee namlned es a Menem sad M peaused the leek kept by the prisoner, whisk eimmiesi the senile Maned to, sad la which it ap posed that there bed hem several mums, and he proved that the laws seamed deleted by the prisoner had bees =lthe theta Mtge= that were the subjeet of the TM pr mg amMrated to a wry anon WOOMMllli sobs Yj fis. kerjeset Fars& aid it vas 'Mite' from Mot that hap seem a away bad pored through the pri mmer % mad that the mem MOUS{ of the mown he wee therged with eahmaling, mid which was the cabled of the purest sad is ether ludidateat, wee ealy 3i. 9s. 6d. It dee appeeed that Foamy, who ma fadieted with the edema epee a Marge of eonspiraoy, had formerly canted as awi y labilielve banner es a timber merchant, and that he eed the promestor had had large trameetioss to Mien tepee/. The prosecutor had been in edam s i had made a compromise with his creditors end pig Mesa &hilltop in the pound. Mr. Frosty, it appeased, bad alas beans bankrupt, and his mi aow INN suing the proereator for the sera of 7,0001., whites they alleged to be dm from him to te estate of Noisy, sad It was admitted that acme of them dunes were made until this claim was set up, sad it was also sot dialed that the primmer was ant take& into custody until situ it was aadentood that he was he be a witness in support of the akin that was made ea behalf at Nam spied the pniailisMar. The peessentor dada that he bed sore Mt 17th ilet la the pri mmer% face, eel odd Min that he ease a esseerbel for giving infoemetise to hussy, but he adabled that be had old tat he Emma Mbe horsewhipped hi la Girder to Ida ; sad he are slurred that the prksera ha point of feet, was es memo a hie having gra rare inlansion fee redrenes to bearer remealsos shish be ourridered ought sot to haw glees Ito re-csamimites by Mr. Serjeant Hallmark the prow eater sold WS Me firs made a Inge claim ups the estate of Fowl, mid the assmate bad all been referred to &shins. dee, and there had also bun proceeding' fa Chancery In emeezien with the dispels between them. _ _ premodor, and who was mimed to the management aids busies, paned that the satrice to the book wars in the prbeases bandwritimg. and M also sea that upon thamialog the wages book after tits prbenee's dismissal, his sunutisa was immediately attracted to the erasers sat 'bandits, that had been made in it, and he in etherquenes made ineskies which led to the pre test proseadings. This witness was alas onMestad Is a bog ortio•azomination by Mr. &dearth Pam, and he add be did au Mew what tits primer was dread kr as who disabused him, bat he admitted that he bend Mr. Walrur tell bit that he was a semusdrel, or asassMiag very mach like it. He woe aware that the psiswmttbai given some information to Pansy, bat he did not commther telling hint on any orna. dos that It was a gnat pky be bad given such information, and that he might have bstma is Mr. Walker's service still, if he had sot dews so. Par7i, at the iris se tbe Cu. for the pew emit% no jury for the piper, In a qua et past diastase sod peer, sad be timed that the Merge egoist Um bad dearly not bon node toe the penile al tareingss NW *thank but an Ilio promos' loped by Waft up Mb tramper limp mast tae phew to Abdo sennelloo, sag tboopronot la hen babe wh om lo wpm of the skim that woo mile •• bash ell the amen room Nano tho essoiea Sent wilomem won man, ono pee the phone • pod obseeMos. The Lord Mist Bans hallos Hued up, theist , / after deineelailag for a eon/Womble time. returned • verdict of andlle ups the emit* Worries to the poetises of the lead, and lie weereherge mad* upon the promeestor la referesea to taw lormsulice, and Cu. of Not Guilty spelt the other tin swede. They at the sane time recommended the pe ewee M mem as aerostat of Mr. Welker having taken him Mae Me wiles • mosedtiae. _ The add Bese;saidheWould postpone pasneg eentenee eatil tbastber cam, la which the prisoner was concerned, wee awn of. Mind Cramp Bsrford, 47, was charged with attiring heir flareed h. Bask of Begland antes, with hsteat to de fraud IM Gerareer and Compsey of the Bank of Begland. Mr. Gael en Mr. Bayley eueducted the proenution. There= appeared to have committed the onuses of whin. waimered under rather angels, circusemeom It appeared that he went to a ham end beef shop in Lead's hall-street, kept bye person nosed Day accompanied by en old woman, wham he represested se his mother, and upon four separate oceadoes, having purchased a small questa, of ham sad beef, he uttered in payments forged 51 mote, sad received the thane ' end each time he wrote hie to s s same an made' m upon the note. He west maim to the shop oa the 7th of Octoter, evidently with the late nisei of mamba mother forged note, but by is Wise ithen ameitaind that the other sobs lea th tat pass e d were forgeries, and a constable was Net hr, sad he wee gives fa chirp. The pikes., dealand that he was *stile' ignorant that ths motes wen bean, and said that he ha d received then ben Mr. Con e a farmer at Croydon, is payment for aline sheep, sad that if the 61. sates were forged he had so doubt a 101. ens be had re ceived from the tams perms wee also farriaewever m ed e he wasted to pull it out of kis pocket. The meats h,wend sot allow him to do so thee , bat .pis kb sillammade warned at the police station a forged 101. saes was lamed as him. Inquiry wee eabeequatly node at e and so such perms as Mr. Cook, a lumen meld L l = The Prisoner cronesamised the vitamin with a geed deal of ingenuity, sad apparent artisans's, mad muse satheeesent was excited by the toss is whisk be eked Melle, the police mustable,whether he did sot appmenry alarmed sad excited when he was told that the asses wain forged. He also inquired of the constable whether ha thawed It stood to mem that he should put he rut missend address os the note if be knew it to be fogged. Is newer te the new, the primmer asserted hie inn seam, bat mearelaat eased hie former statement relative MI Ms having melted 941 oats from Mr. Cook, a tazam as THIRD COURT: 31110111 ess 001101011 SWUM Amboy Bland. 74 weaver, a gentlemanly looking young masvpleadod guilty to Mardis* roar sold rims, the preperty dimes William Homes, valued at 101. Yr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prima?, urged that It meothe drat offeeoelie bad peaaaltted. th - a;initessKij;;at said that 1h; prisoner had dim played a very great snout of utlelaws by going into jewellers' shops In this vest city, sod whiht engegies the &opium's attention to steel so large a quantity of valuable P lt e nnisoaer was ematemed to Was 'months' imprison ment. Mary JONI, 24, splatter, true Witted for uttering a forged Cheque, mirporting to be of the value of 101., well knowing it mho forged. Mr. Payne tad; ettd Mr. Itit defended. It ap that upon the 18th of August the primmer, who the appearance of so upper servant, welt to the shop of • Mr. Portages, a baker, Ofem.terrace, Bays water, and stated that she eine bum Bliss Smash, of 11, Leiessta-terreee, whom they served, gad presented a note dentalaing a request that a cheque mobeed is the note might be cashed. The cheque purported to be drawn b Oietfdo D. Besd,Oloster•aersea,spes Mean. As 101. Mr. Ferhomus, well bards the lady from whin: the mete purported to come, at sass embed the cheque. It Om eased out that the &spa was a forged one, and the Cillswas not sees stale by Mr. Pcgteegue anti she was onel e ly spa (amber Ap. The je s t f wed tin ninon Gerilhr. The was spin Mdisted for atavism • toned IW, with latest to deleted Thetas Staphns. la C i pessenser. brasher, living in North Audieymmet, said that, spas September 2, the primmer ems lat e ill shop sad presented a moos whisk she said she bad brought bum a Madame Sophie, a enstomer of the posesetor's, livtag la Orchard street, Pertateseepue. The sots, which was embed in almost tie i.e tarsal is that in the 11M see. contaised a Onus purporgag to be drawn by Madame Sepias upon Nelms. Oeette, end a request that It might be cashed at wee I the preessatsr pot the money into his pocket sad teed the Wawa that be woad brieg the money to her Winn Priessor mid," Then yes must make haste, as the mato it." The pima en west away la the direction of Orelsod-eirest k peserstar When prisoner got use the noldelin of Witiftelb she tamed oft in swam abodes. Prewas tallmaher a short distance farther sad then spite to hen sheet the elope, aad her mown sot being witithelary Its pm her lienslab oss6sdy el the pan y Ikehara. II A o slated that apes GM eppihsettlisi Ile primer es meld IMO a 'oedema when site led only sets a few times mme be her opus the step of the house le. 1, Orebleesto sad asked her to p and got the A lgae Algae oohed. Whoa spoken to about the fraud ups Ms.. Foretops, she else made the same statnnat ; but added MX sits had knows the gesehman for two months, that she pee Ns the messy, mad thought that it was all tiladd a et she shed. dee lieve dose it. She had Of appeared, Med me mast M evaluates • tinily sear Westbourne- Morme. The jury fined bar Osier, Thee. wee ersbastatims. spinet the prisoner for knits by shear mews lihtnined 161. from Mr. Neehury, • at isadeara. The prisoner elmelinainil te hoz rote psosl servitude. John Riley, M, labium eel deha Hawk., 17, labourer Inn indicted forM; mme, &aloe, sad set of karma, naked at 401., the Charles M Bean. Mr. W. Cooper .W. J Payne presesuled. The demolitions silseding fife use were somewhat po odle, end posed Ile Omen to he most impede's sad *bum Bl ipperod that upon the alight of Oat. 16 Oh were ass seer the tor's farm at Houn slow, eel epee the swab( of the 17th it was foiled that the stalitm Ada IBM" end haler room had beets broken late, an& Ike mensi Nei" the sun bth* worth 304 Upaw twee fewmil ike uhlele had been dries. es. keerierie . At a Wee puled of the day the pr. eestr reeedul isformation that a as.. and gig had bees stopped at Reading, and upsa v giaf x d a r he ioaM It to be his property, an smart ha WWII to alter Me mm by cattail her tail about a skater. Prosecutor thew leant that the two primers had that monist driven the mare in a eery distressed state up to a blacksmith, camel John Beare% sad offered him a levereiga if he could sell the lot, with* they =had 171. for. Sauce told thus he would try, sad law &ably wait sad informed the police, who took the prisswers lab custody. Thejur found the prisonen Guilty, sad they wen sow tumid to 12 months' inaprieonnasat, the court, upset the application of Mr. Cooper, awarding 21. to the bleelermlik Beane for his meritorious conduct. . . 1317;rge Shaw, 3i, indicted for a burglary in the dwelling-doe's of Saa:nel Drake, and snails( pro perty of the galas of 901. Mr. Cooper proem:noted, sad Mr. Sleigh defended. The prosteutor's premises is Bond-Mutt having been braless into.the polies watched the madame of the prisoner, in Cleveland-street, when they saw a Maim drive up, and prisoner come out with a large black bag. This they took pomade° of, sad fogad In It nearly the %bole sof the stolen property. There was another indictment agMnst the pri eater foe s burglary is the dwelling-hones of John Jones, and stealing goods and moneys, amounticg is vane to 1851. The pollossisa stated that he bad seen the prisoner whilst is god, and prisoner told kin that if he would be lenient , with Ida in time ewes ha would inform him all about the plat* robbery at Windom Palms, and who bad gat the' plate. The primmer, who was found guilty of receiving the pro party, was sentenced to feu years' penal servitude. John Smith, 46, surgeon, a gentlemanly-Motion man, pleaded guilty to forging an order for the sum of 3371., with intent to defraud. There were four other indments against the prisoner for attempting to obtain a bracelet and Meg, valued at 1201. 165., some silk, and a shawl, valued at 281. The prisoner, whoa called epos to plead, seemed to be tektites's ender great mental sac4tement, and his whole *p pm/mos indicated • state almost bordering upon isibodlity. Mr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prisoner, said he could only offer the prisoner's imbecile state of mind as an excess for his madam ; still it was not enough for him to raise the I plea of tensity, although it was but little elev. Prisoner was highly connected, and the name he new gays was not that of his family. Mr. E. Power said that upon the pert of klejor Bibthorp, whom name prisoner had forged to the cheque, he begged to recommend the prisoner to mercy ; still, through him, the major complained of the course mussed by Muses. Sowerhy, who had been defrauded, by almost affording the oppor- Malty to the prisoner. In one distance they bad let him have three flounced silk dresses, worth 511. The Common Serjeant said he Gould not allow say attack upon the parties who had been defrauded, and sentenced the prisoner to four years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COVETS. MANSION•HOUI3 . II., James Barton was brWiltibeforeiceLord Mayor upon the charge of having stolen a pietas of sloth from Mr. Aroma*, of the Minors., °status. Policeman (567)-4 saw &wiener with a handle under his ann. I stopped him, and he threw down the bundle, wh:oh proved to be a pine of cloth, and an away ss test as he Gould, and a stranger, who was passing by, picked it lap sad gave It to me. I followed, and apprehended the pri soner, and asked him for his address upon Wang him to the station-house, bat he refused to give it. Mr. Arundle—The piece of cloth, whisk is worth four guinea., was on the shelf in my shop, and I had tut the making of a mat from it a short time before it was mined. The prisoner—l saw ft in the street, and took it up with the Intention of taking it to the station-how—(laughter) —nomething came over Imo that I might get into a bobble shoat it, aid I threw it down, and went off rather fast, end then the calmer took held of se. 'I thought of steal ing it, or anything else. The Lord Mayor said the *Mena was of such a kind that it bees= his duty to seed the cue to the Central Court. The primer—l'd much rather that you would Weises of the cue yourself, my lord. The Lord Mayor—l can dispose of it, hut you mut plead guilty, and if you say you are innocent I cannot think of etordetisg you. The Prisoner—Why, my lord, I should much rather that you would aludicate. I leave myself in your lordship's hands altogether. The Lord Mayor—Than this defence of yours ;1 &Its ptber a *ham, is It? The Prisoaer—Oh no, my lord. I am not guilty in the least ; but I wish you would set send me for trial at the Old Belley—sentence me yourself. The Lied Mayor—Not at all. Vast wield be quits in ocedellent. Your ease asap Imam a jury. The prisoner wee this asmmitPliNtaM. Behar Parker appose& apes a somomas, to answer the of Thomas Near, perry to Mr. Hewitt, of 221, g e niat Molbrim, that the defendant had threatened to put a kW. Nu:it-ebbs.' pat into the Vine Inn by Mr. Hewitt, oats oder aoliaste to the estate of Mr. Parker, who had bream 'realigns he that astablishasat, but bad maintained • Kilt of letetatip there, very mush to the annoyance of the asst . It appeared that Mr. Porker's wife, who was In a dentate state of health, merited on the that the defendant met with impedimenta in the enm ity. e is to hr visits to her, and that the lady suffered from the want of the treatment which her militias required, that the defendant was exasperated by the conduct of those is pos *tufo°, and that La had used unwarrantable threats in eon. sequence of the hardships to which to supposed his wife to be ntfet4e4. Theadil_UPPW *Obi lAto all the palatalise of Ute Ng. /..1 agIONIONS 411111111111 See. 11111 &noted Skit law We salfeelasl pow of visiting Ide Ws fa tie The bey et which teapeemal the defrodeat had*. limo la lio lowa same ; oldie erne tine that he eisoli be keit to begin his own to the amnia el WA Pe keep doe peen tot three Beath& KA R. W. Mites wee kaki to bell la ese surety to the aeaeaatOf 1004. sal Wows noopoiessese for 1001.. to keep the pews towards Mr. A. A. Regigeo, a eletnose of the me* Iliebaege, to when be bad need Isogon* calculated telmi to break et doe pesos. BOW-STREET. A loam wenn amid Mary Minh°lin, wee charged with robbing her mistress. Mn Sank CoUlm, who home a sideshow in the Snead. stated that she employed the prisoner as 'enact abort a math lark ; she had a good eitareetor hen bar last pies% WIWI, however, tented ant to be Mee. Prom time to Was several articles wets sensed, asseaset others a rid bra* and suspisioa Waft Miss ea the primate, witness entered her ream and Ism' a. Maw piked up ready to send away. TM prissawn en being quietism& said she was foul to and the hamper away to bar father. On swain sag the hamper witnen found it cintaiaed the brooch it question, a quantity of tee, five pounds of candles, and a amber of mall articles of clothing, dc, valued in ail at U. The imams', who made no defesoe, was committed for trial. Mary Dodgett, as elderly woman, was charged with giv ing • fairs character to the prisoner in the above ease. Mrs. Conine said that Mattholin applied to her on the 28th of September, and referred her to Mrs. Dodgett, who, she said, was a housekeepet in Tavistock.strev, Covent garden, and with whom she had bees IT months. Witness ailed on Mrs. Dodgett, who cenfirsted the story, saying that Mattholin would leave her in a week. She said Mattholin left of her own accord, to better herself, and gave her an excellent character for honesty, sobriety, and clean liness. Witness engaged the girl on those representation,. She had sines ueettained that Mrs. Dodgett did not keep the house, but sou only pot is to take care of it, and that the woman Mattholin had been in the service of a lady seemed Ellison, residing in Busselirtinare, daring the period she was »persisted to have been with the defendant; and ttat she had robbed Mrs. Ellison, and had been discharged from that plan in couttguesee. Mn. Ethan proved that the prisoner was with her four months, and lett In July. Defendant said that Mattholin was formerly in heyeertice for about • year, sad left four years ago. As Matthelin bad n applied for • character till now, she thought it no harm to say whet she would have said when the girl left her. MatthoUnislel her she had loot her pleas by not genial is in tine at tlselt Mese having a holiday. Kr. Jardine remarked es the extremely dangerous nature of this practice of giving tales characters to servants. In this saes, whatever ins the motive, perhaps • charitable see, the false character was given, and enabled the girl to get seituation, which she had so sooner obteined than she began to pilfer everything she could lay ter hands on. Peoplemut In taught that these things were not to be dose. He would Inflict a penalty of 101., or, in default, thin soatbs' imprisonment. ' A 'tress appal having bun made to Mr. Jardine by the boyhood, end a neighbour of Mrs. Dodgett, his worship ordered her to be brought up again at the does of the sitting, and, after a swift* admonition, informed her that is con . aidoestion of he, good anemia', sad of how having acted apparently Iran a charitable native, and without iatention of fraud, ►e would 'litigate the penalty to the Moans of ithisosi• WESTMINSTER. On Tuesday, two miserable•lookiog girl., named Hicks and Lorna, were charged with breaking a window at the workkonee of St. Margaret's and St. John's, Westminster, York street. They had told the policeman on duty • few =luau previously that they intended to do so, as they were destitute, and had been refused a night's lodging. When before Mr. Amid, the porter of the workhouse said it was quite true that they had applied for admission and had been refined, because the house was full, end the megistrete adjourned the ease mail yesterday, u be was desirous of emirs( the relieving aim. Yesterday Mr. Collis agtemlod, when Mr. Arnold, eddy*a ing him recapitulated tin imis of the ease, and said the him in great sabonmemont to know what to do with placed him defecdante bad bass relieved, by which their right to relief had bees , and although then was no reams to doubt their on, they were refused any moisten , and be was infanta that the relief office was only open from sine till gems la the normal. Persona were repeatedly brought beim for committing petty thefts or bogging, who is nteaution of their offence that they had bun yea to it by want, and a magistrate ought to be in • condition to say to all such that 'either deatituthe nor poverty was an emus for crime, es in this country so penes could be destitate, as they had the moans of applying to the paroahial authorities for relief, but his mouth was unfortunately shut, because of the great catty of the destitute poor to know how to obtain relief, the astounding and somewhat significant fact appearing to be that after eleven o'clock in the morning the relieving officer was nowhere to be found. Be (the magistrate) held that eny person &lethal* in the pariah had a positive right to have his or her case investigated, and the proper person to do that was the relieving officer. The duty was cut on him to do, and if he refired he wee liable to be punished. Be must further add that a sort of Invitstion wee held out to pintas to apply to the workhouse, upon neither the roaster nor porter of whom did the law throw any obligation to relieve. There were several complaints made by the poor who were charged with different offences last winter of being destitute, and fairing a repetition of the same complaint, he had thought it his duty to call the attention of the relieving officer to it, with a view of bringing the matter before the board. Mr. Collie addressed the magistrate at considerable length, pointing oat the difileulties that members of both Ileum of parliament, Poor-law Commissioners, and others bad bad to contend against in dealing with the matter of sightly lodgers, or vagrants and tramps. Considerably more provision had been made in his parishes than in many others for this class of paupers, and 830 bad received mightly lodging and food danng the current month. It wu not necessity that the relieving Officers should be in attend ance at the workhouse at night, as they had other chitin to perform, and the master and porter had full power to re lieve sudden and urgent cease of 'inanity, and they did so, bat the peepers set about until after the criers were given for the principal workhouse of the parish at Kensington, be cause they would not go there, and then crowded the breech workhouse in York-strut. Then were numbers waiting about at that moment for the purpose, who might have some to the relief Wilke that morning. Defendant 111011 J was a prostitute, and would have been puck to her settlement, bat It was found the was carrying on a connexion with a soldier, and it was feared she would discharge herself before the necessary forms could be gone through. Neither of the defendants belonged to the pariah, and u tramps they should have walked towards their own settlement. A vain attempt was often made to pus ouch penis% but their statements generally turned out a tissue of falsehoods. Mr. Arnold wandered that although the matter might be surrounded with diffieulties, it was :nisch( for the master to admit parsons tadisensinately until the ward wu full, beaus the undeserving might be taken 10, and the deserving chat out. He thought it would be a good plan to let an officer ecoompeny the late applicants to the Ken sington house. They would at any rate then be offend relief, end would have no execs* for crime. Thou who were unable by any canes to go that distance, might be ad mitted in York-street, and be wished hie suggestton to be eommacicatird to the board, with his opinion that it would be expedient to consider the policy of permitting the master to admit isdiseriinicately in Yorkotreet. As the defen dants bad bad a day's imprisonment, he considered that eiMeient, and discharged them. LAMBETH. _ _ _ James Sinclair, whohsafleeiTi custody sines Friday awning last, when be gave hhaself up to a policeman, stating that he wished bobs brought to justice for stealing • silver watch and a handkerchief from a boon in Ponies, where he lodged, was placed at the bar for final esantinetien. Wises last brought before Mr. Norton the prisoner was reic-gnised, and then confessed that in 1649 he had been, with another man, charged at this court with • highway and garotte robbery, but for wait of sufficient evidence was discharged. Soon after, bs was again charged here with a robbery ct the shop of • watchmaker in the Kent-road, and fur this offence he wee convicted and sentenced to ten years' transportation. After four ears' servitude he was allowed to go at lap on a ticket of leave, and soon after got into the militia, where be served till they were disbanded. He then got employment in the Portsmouth Dockyard, but was obliged to leave in eoneequesce of threats on the part of the coovicts there to declare the fact of his convi lion to the dock otZions i _unleas he supplied them with tobacco and other shier. Me farther stated that on the Suede,' moro ns before, he f.,llnd an opportunit hoo f taking a watch and • kildhatthief hoz: tt• house he ged and starting ant the camp at Althsrshott, sold them to a soP.ier. Yesterday, Jacob Laois:: attended, and deposed that he resided ion the houto of his mother, in Haya , Portsea, where the prisoner bad lodger: for :.`z wash., tod . firoui with . bint • tolvcr where he *Wooded on Sunday week, taktsi wain and handkerchief belongiog to ( * an.") Wll - hone. nese was certainly not aware that prisoner w." a ;icket-of isave ma, or he would sot have kept bins in Poisoner worked with witness in the docks. Chief Clark (to the prisoner)—Do you with to mak.' the nine statement to the magistrate preterit, that you made . Friday to the then sitting magistrate ? Prisoner—That will depend on Ciri want to know when I will he tried ? Chief Clerk—At the Surrey Sessions. Prisoner—Then I think I have field quite enough already, and therefore shall reserve anything else I have t t say to the onetione. The ter u ner:wu then fully committed for trial. Bishop, a cab driver, who bed been remanded on heill es &num of robbing Mr. John Kelly, • commercial raeelir e inni at New-moss, of 7s. 6d., while his fare Nee aineon Mon% was then brought up. lie. Mit thought it would be useless to send sun a ease heron a Jury. for from the stets the prosecutor was described Mho in, no reliance eeuld be placid on his teetimosy. One Wei was gain clear, that the prisoner had driven the na pkins it beyond the Crown and Anchor public-Mace, and it might be that he had taken him at far as the tarapike ggaapp at New crone, fur • constable saw the cab drive hem net direction, and pull up at the public-bow, and also heard the driver ask the ostler if he knew anything about the gentleman, yet the c•oplainant himself had no resale*. ugs of that lad. Besides, the oceued bad resolved an ea- I first ealleat Aerostat', and, vadat all the circumstances, k. shield diathaep Bishop, ois [Gavial/ the dock, sada a Olds for big half. groom fare, and Mr. Kelly, by dtractioa of tha tasaistrate, paid it. MARKB7B. ClOTTON.—laciamme. Ow. t9.—The market aimed tamely and staiadVad prime w lit most eases 1.16 d. pm lb. lower than en Frp gay. mks Inlay arceiUmatad at 6,000 o-1,000 tor col; comprising in TIMM UM V &tanbark it 71d. to 814.; 20 Bah aid. to 1/41.; I . lll h ttis . in. at Td. to 9td.; 1,500 Buret, at 4,1 d. to and 100 Ilea at Is. Ild. t. 5 Iv. Id. per lb. Impdte loom 1 Thursday: SAX CORN. - Earrod, OR. 29.—We hare Da da good ac th.... 1 :or wttat today, at shout last week's pekes. Bed, 625. to 675.• white, 70s. to Ids. Oats, 24e. to Si.. Bose^ old, 50.. to his. Ba;ley, Ws. to 61., - Brocarow.en.Tua, Ocr.lo.—The 'apply of grain Otte mammy from the sTOWITS was meditate. Wheat at a slow sae at barely hat week'. prkes for beat samp'es. Inferior atey be octet In. per qr. lower. In other articles there II DO quotable varlet:on. Impora durleg the past week:—Wheat, coer wise, 1,771 qrs. BarleF, °out• wise, 390. Indian corn, coastwise, 400. CATTLE.—Boursiitt, OCT. 29.—Trade was not brisk to-day, but • aleoranco was made at about lest week's rotas. Beef mode from 21. Id. to Ss. ltd.; mutts*, is. to 55.; veal, Ss. 10d. to Se. ; pork, 34 6d. to Sa lOd. per Wone at bibs., tanking the offs. 001131. - Lemon, Oar. 29.-Babe' West Halley, las. Col.; Huddle's West Harney, 17s. ; Byars s Sebald. Hartley, 16s. 6d.; llarson's West Hartley, 16e. 9d.; Hartlepool West Hartley. 17e.; Mating% Hartley , Us. 6d.; Body well, 179. 6d. ; Howard's Wen Hartley Netherton, 16a. 9d.; Loogrolde's Wed Hartley, 16s. fsL; Tattled Neer, 165.; Tantleld Moor Butes, 169.; Walls End Godard'. 178.6 d.; Walls End Hedley, 17s. td. ; Walls End Lamson, 175.; Walls End Northumberland, Us.; Walls End Bidden, 1 Is. 64.; Bell's Primrose, 14e. 9d. ; Eden Nate, 18s. 94. ; Stewart's Ptlrnrene, 175.; Wills End Belmont, 18a.87.; Walls End Rraddylls, It.. 9d.; Walls End Pram wellgate, 189.94.; Will. End Helton, 191. 9d. Walls End Helton Lyons, 18e. ; Walls End Lembton, 19a. 84. Walls End Montague, 18..; Will. End Komel's Ilethan, lts. 9d. Walla End South Ileum, 195. 3d.; Walls End Camp, 19s, Walls lad Hartlepool Hatton, IS. 9d. ; Walls End !length Hall, les. 6d.; Walls End South Kelloe, 19s. ; Walla End Tees, 19a. 9d.; Wall@ End Whitworth, 17s. ; Walls End Condon, 165.-Ships at MAO, 66; sold, 47. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 611101 Paw Ma- Total. TaaI RAILWAYS. open. masers. clandies. 1566. 188 L Want undkit Oct. 1 7. A * 6 North Done ...... 35 436 / ~ ...1 1. 4 0111a il ,, c;i. 18. - w 11031iT11 44% ending Oct 11. 19111 5.138 7,309 11.415 11.%4 laellown .... W *oiiiiiii . 3,2 47 3.386 6.632 6.385 Wok ow Oot. 25. NOM nwl lYytad .. Oatand. loadoa.. 0.1 141 82 233 a, feLWalt 4411)44.16. Zi miiii 6 7 7 2 !„115 5 2 4 959 441 471 . 3 d 11461111466416 — 11,263 4,957 16,279 Nazbotir. IWO a 11564161. 153 133 676 906 Gent e i rwes ini .7, .. .. ..... Wantoron sod Woriport.. 15 7 1 166 84126,4 and ConMy Down , SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Tialfe—ne Dah4Y vessel ?Jaffe, Caputo Lusts, with a carpool wheat, trots Bt. PitilllblUT or London, was strauded below kolk. about 50 worsts E. of 'lda place yesterday. Om-third of the Sarko L probably wet—ltevat, Oet. 28. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ArraWe (barons), frost lladraa, Sept. 14, lat. 17 S., lon. ♦ W. Caledonia, from London for Calcatta. Sept. 2, lat. 10 8.. lon. 13.50 W. Euphrates (Preneh 'tap), from London for Calcutta, Sept. 27, Ist • N., lon. 25 W. Sawan, from Shields for New York, Oct. 11, lat. 40 N., lon. 69 W. Lansdowne (ship), horn Sur.dariatAl fur Ceylon, Sept. 27, lat. 9 N.. Lon U W. Pauline, from Nadu, for London, rapt. 20, lat. 7 S., lon. 15 W. Stratbtleidsay (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 2, tat. 13 N.. loc. 26 W. Crania (torque), ham Liverpool for Bombay. Sept. 70, lat. II N. lon. 26 W. &Om Him horn Liverpool for Callao, Aug. 10,1 at. 7 N., lon. 23 W. WAR BONDS FOR EXPORTS.—LIVERPOOL, TUES. D4T.—Tbe Liverpool Chamber of Commerce ha. for some time past had its attention directed to the desirableness of obtaining relief for exporters from the obligation of com ' pliant' with the strict formalities required in order to cancel the bot.ds given daring the war upon the exportation of a variety of article.. Considstable correspondence has passed upon the subject between the T y and the Chamber. At leogththe former has addressed a communication to the President of the Chamber of Commerce to the effect, that ea a considerable tune has now elapsed slate the war termi nated, the Lords of the Treasury are willing to accept the proof of the arrival of the ship at the port of destination as a sufficient ground for the cancelling of the bands, if the chief officer of the port who has to deal with the case is satisfied that the vowel has nude a direct voyage, and that the attecdant circumstance, of the shipment and of the transac tion are on the whole of a bona fide character. As the dis cretion to grant relief from the uocds here rests chiefly with the collector, any merchant who be, a good case will be sure to have it met in a spirit of liberality. EMIGRATION FROM FRANCE TO CANADA.—Fifteen families of French farmers from Normandy, and fifty4we individuals from Belgium, have arrived to settle on govern ment lands In Lower Cllll.lfh., and are only the firt instal meat of a large French emianhon repotted there during the present seam. It is believed that these fiPeen families from Normandy are a larger emigration from France to Canada then has taken plate in any one year since the cos quoit of the trovince.—Conadsan News. THE MONITEUR AND THE ENGLISH PRESS.—The English pan, however, has nothing to consult in this matter but its own self-respect, its own sense of ill, respon sibilities. The troth is that the Emperor has found in this country only too much of the adulation which waits on sut tees; and gratitude to a cordial acd powerful lily has silenced only too generally the bold honest tones—tco bold for prudence perhaps, too,hoheit for politenen—in which, in defiance to power, to diplomacy, and to public opinion itself, the English press, with all its faults, does habitually tpaak, and which naturally jars on the ears of an absolute and un scrupulous Conn. We ourselves have always spoken of that Court ea we think of it, and shall certainly exercise the right to do so etilL—Graordeon. THE CANADA CLERGY RESERVES.—The first in 'tamest of the protasis of the clergy reserves bail been dis tributed to the municipalities, under the Saular , sation Ad of 1954. They will yield, altogether, at least a !Rinke sterling [Advertisement.] —A LIEUTENANT OF DRAGOONS Craze or Eneriesriew ET EIOIIkWAY'S 01!MILET AND PH-LA—Ws officer, who is in the Dutch army, states that Holloway's pile and ointment have cured him of rheumatism, which appeared to be in. gamble, se neither ma bathing, vapour baths, nor preparations vaunted es sere remedies, did hust any good, and the trcatrseat of the doctor, after several months' trial, wee without success. At this Juncture he commenced taking these pills, and rubbing the ointment into the complaining pens twice a day, which effectually cured him in the course of six weeks. The truth of this statement can be vouched foe by Mr. J. it. Stratums, of Bois-le-Dnix—gold by all druggists ; at Professor Holloway's Esth:lehmeuts. 24e, Strand, Lon don, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York. by A. Swope, Oonstantinspie A. Outdid. thrum.; and E. Muir, Malts. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. GULLIVER-00.26, et Orrlt .. Bet . Zh — aat totead, gat% the 'elk of E. Gulliver. Egg., R.N., of a daughter. RAWKINS.—Oet. RI, at Belton fteetory, Suffolk, the wife of the Rev. H. S. Ilawluta, of a daughter. HUAI L-00. 3S, at Park-villas, 13*. Gimes, Oxford, the wife of the Rev. S. J. Halm, of a eon. usaggm4.—Ott. 27, the mire of 3. Marshal!, F. 9., of Saville-row. dLghter. . MEBRIMAN.—pet.es. at liensingtom.egtutre, the wife of J. J. Men. rfmut, Eiq., of a detighter. . SBRUDEN.--Oct. 27, at Pairlie Cottage, 14:e of Werbt, the wi'e of B. C. Siteddeu, En., of • o,fi. SVITII.—Oet. 2% at Chobhaw, Surrey, the wife of the Rev. T. Smith. of a sea. STYCEN.—Oct. 27, at Terrier oa.squere, the wife of T. Slam Jon., req., of e sou. MARRIAGES. BP.ANT—AIiIIiTRONC.—Oct. 29, et Broadrester Orwell, by the Rey. Frederick Wrench, Recto of Starting, t`te Rey. Wm. C. Brant, M.A., late of Vi ~ton, near Ross, Erre orabire, to Dolly, yottogect daughter of the late Charter Armstrong, Esq., of Res. nington•green. CALYERLEY—PRING.—Oet. 27, at St. Mary's, Marchester, by OM Rev 0. Blade, Mr. J. Cever:ey, of Ardwick, Manchester, to Pansy a daught.r of the late Mr. T. Print', at the same place. CRAFFR—MACOILL.—Oot. 22, at Weiner, by the Rev. 3. Griffith*. late Fellow of W• 4661111 Calk gs, C. L. Crew, Esq., to Hemet • Rides- ofthe Rev. T. Maetoal. PAIRLIE—ALLAN.-00. V., at St. Marrs. Leviohm, R. Viorbe EN., of Dublin, t. Annie, daughter of W. allot, EN., 0 the Grove. Le',stream. WOLT—NEEDUAIL— OeL 20. at Little Portlard.street Chard, by !ley. T. Madge, W. G. Holt, eon of G. Holt, Eeq., of Ll,etpoo4 t "; Jute, daughter o' J. M. Necil.b.att. EN., of Glouteater. Noare. DEATIIF. BEt a t Gralten•strec, Dublin, Mary Jane, wife of Mr. G. Bellew, aged, 3 . BROWNING.—Oet. 26, a.: Woolwich , C. A. [lron n:rg, 21. V., Ue'uty Inapeetor a' Heepitala, L OORDOW.--Oet. 17. at Raet Re!fonl, the Rev. IT. ncrdon, late Of H.M.S. Eurydne, aged 27. MANCOCE.—Oet. 27, T. J. flanetek. Eaq., of Idol lane, Car, and the Paragon, Hackney, aged 63. JACK6.OM.—Oct. 26, at Tunbridge-Imill, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. Jack. son, of Canterbury-row, lienrington. ar,ql 79. JOHN6O7J.-oet. 26, at Chureh-etreet, Stoke NeWillgtoll, Sarah, wile of Mr. P. Johnson, aged 12. PAUL.—Oet. U. at Telbury, aged 62. II: C. Nig. 14411 Printed and übibbed 11 Witmon,er EISU HALM nt No. 8, Lonlbst4 Street, in the City of Lond Mater st the (Mee, In Lowborn Diane, ln tte Prelaat Of W Maillie..Tlollll , MT, 04:70111 N. ISA r k