The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-04 00:00:00

..ravorre 4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 4, 1858. /, 41. de DRSPATCH PION 811 COLIN GANPISILL. • second eta pplemeut to Tuesday's Oats& wan fiYd his deity swarths, legatlist wttli one Mew mob peetterdi pot-W• the blew* &mei& Ikeie • Oils Campbsil : TILE comiwiDzs-llcsizr TO TEI 00•111ANOIL-OINARAL. rumweess, hesery 15111, i„.... Lestl,-1 her sepoody bed the barer le Mew pow ~rwTby litiognedi, et the various anenpments width INOI Mall belle search of the tone, wear my from 4ble arread, Ixte Mislegbees le part with seek of ay eirrhgte to the were of air J. Outten, 0.0.8. is OnOnle, eninideneho was unavoidable et Cayman after riles 011ie OM. The liemk_bewerw sir set kr. A _ bripie oder Br,- pep the Res. Adams liege wee dersird te Dither, glee ray midge el the Nees IteldWe rem, weenier way, ear soy emeihmthle ww • - lei Weems lesereed has lb* wigs beleagre to him haws pekes Ths trss e bed wished bud et ibis duty, end it 11•• 1104 Oi7=VMS SW WPM@ macemary foe Molar Hops m no, =nom to my march. The Illth teat vas INN from Cawapore, mar Cereal 111 at e wrett it the reeerehr Ark bed ebeedy has by reek me m. As wee bee his gives te hectors et Ce rveribr the loresee se brad to Mr. Shine, civil isverper. bads( been detached wider Brigadier WaJpele, tetra drier by Alberpor Woe. Maws It m moor* elk 111411910 lidia IN as the Gerd Trust said. The air et able amour bee been reelhee, end Captehi Brederk the tier who= I sired to sot r W estariedeser, neempeny their ilpolds Loa, hes been swish le iihige out the ps busb pallid err =Woes er li r= dkiehis se sheen by the mime refers TM& bre been hrwerded le the Swig tit reventrest. Is whin et the teen% et this esters, 4 wail_ wiper Mel thin Ire bess a °miller sweep made mil led abereelse her the eesthers pert of the Dish. Pstpaiw Awl as yesterday, at Irunehmeh, resivies ester prat, hr the able rid jorrees rarer ls wire le l e is meried is the Ally reseted to him. I an Wilma by the dell authorities that my preirened My et Ceempere wee of mob bonsai, and I am ocavreed Or, apart hies eey irritate meibtary Agri, it le weetery Ihr the rwelaent nutherity, cis alma a the awl. du ll are. Thee iMord le the spodel searbeleree Ail ridges. hem ird Allege% red 'pie Mary te the peeple Is es un whiebrable miaow, the reeordel dyer leidadp's govern- INN o von pp t ce all thole who have, daring the lot her moo sit aids Orr allegiesee. Ow reerrsta lave accordiegly his. regshist en ibis pied" with leis- MOO to the da ea white 114pflos Wolpoio wee shoed to le at end the eft of the probable arrival of Col. dente's Wens Mr Debi, at the are phoe. Mawr( ereepleled my versa ot sereirst with the err which bed rellesed from AAehabed es the SW Dearber, Moe C oostyylai the the warded to that sighs, I orebed le rs W is Sta. e /Mk olio the died-quarters aid tee brigade 11111“ aimesel M Masnaks Sera!, Major-Omni Whadisra, C.H. wee detached with ills remaining Wimple to el Pettit the Ispam which pion abandoned hieing the night Ihe elm. tram Crouton. The fort wee honeyed by the clown] rebels beilo g ye tit the eller la the wen dia4 s, ot the .isegleisses Mr. Pewee estergereil this wee esibied to rake a geed drab mod the Menem woe rim her owo momoul boldme plows, to Imam Me wriery beer is the tw o Is air le rover d the Desh, her thew Ols aide et the river, suer her meted tr. • eeeridereble umber win NW, bed It le pmMli thst wry erg her ereped wefts. - 47 — st wire Desenber the keine brier/es arrived el lassegnimin ltsighlse evened sad hiejor-fitmern our. oaring the elle hoes Ohs river in the maim edWetbrhe.P the ant day. Reek lathe henna Mar Ist Isamu, Brieselor wee met hewed with nee thgtmene to the Holies Midden Ile the bran by th e mesh dmaustim of the nos empension They ageppend cm hie apparel, sad the imps ef Royal Raginewe end ale atta kefrith apiny of maws, wader Major Rigida:a. RWM gri to work with groat vigour, mil warted day stall r repair at the bridge. width had beta very monk Mani I worwitior thee Nearest*, and the sakes ad Mel WAr kit deemv us iteet meat fler the kiesstry end real skill yol es this ement. ag m i re were to Major Nicholson, in the mineimme Mis aY eepes which replaced the broksa part of ths bon mak of the sespenethe bridge. Oa tits nimbi deblad January, I rude out, accompo- Psd by the Aid it die sink to ass if the bridge was reedy la the edam) of the Amen. Shortly after my arrival, while I wee Inspeting the work. which wog seer vi licepiste, I sheresi era ameeml meamegit emeopt the fa othep Amen bell • non to the riga; wont of the It man hems oddest that so Mink we shout to be male on the werithe pales. The papa, which bed hem Omni ca the enenare this of the riar, te sew the working pay, wee Ealikagehlteced. t The nete time, masisting of wins the lithilmen, kid out by Illsior tarps, mow the directica ef Rgigaller H end r= t r i s med. The enemy with end , whil he st sweriatke d Ile did vil vere l =t g : s i a lrreed bild ree: the eignatt puid: a a which bis jity P il s rlgla.U7 piess4 to maw the walla . g ed pla n Tiro tank O r l ln le " Ralles Itaile a t ill e n vegrve rema . A reag line dg mt i gently eper gai rietheanat Vaughan, el the avy, end Mien • Seld beam SE EmilAr ai/my It ask eggessing to page the enemy, tiR Se miter Mho has came up, be whelk wan erne amt; the paha new him up by the Ord was maned, cad the fro of the m F u l i tept deer t h r i ew kb: mg adman we . I say =Wks the ambled been sesseek he bridge woe Ira corn blibethbrielimethef seliseithelthrttlanders at Boots, sisegthen maw letheidgh, where there wen eked. • pied basing hem sent she ea the previom day to destroy WLbens night be for ge. eral miles up the dieli. le the IA s t ud brid At 11 am., the men seams haw the aid weep began to weirs, Brigadier Chresthers brigade Wks. At the gems time it wee sheaved that the Mew had got • heavy gun in piths, which bed act spied before about half- pest 2 p.a. ; the dard, wipperted by the Pied, ad mewed en the village, to ibe right, which bed already been rescomed in consommes ofd ant brought ups ; whilst Darnley Orsethed wie nogg the ha of It, the comity . moviag et a= = ni t las . of rho ormeo reboot The 'sheet of the MEW SKS beseme • rapid ankt, newidsmble emenelea Wined a r t endry, ender the imassegis of -Omani ONES end Bripihr • the gene woh bad bees as, via. (vide llaturn), sigh in comber, falling =d bi bads. la Ai skirmish all the troops eageged behaval remark- May well ; sad the only lank I Ista and wee with their pen apnea for attack. The nide who were die pond en this occasion cesingited of three sr her lettslicros, On end ether corps of Native Isharry. Is the saw the Mlle bed begun with ante span be oggewie • second bigtellen, their recruits betas dewed Is • sod mdfunn. Tint aret wee complete, sad file mid. apparenny on good enherity, that the ingitives who sewed hare sada for ma.., was pitched lees in Ow streang en the reed to Pritithgeng, Bee mllts from the lease H wimp I bed the pima of mealy Ceara Samoa, ohs bed dada Per 111•11 WPM to report the snivel of hi douse ea wrathy in CaHe was dinned to wish errata with w . . sad to close en Tattaitgarh, saw Jonwdrdert Ihipdisr Walpole. A very imp stock of am o to be slat to Csoupore, to sees shot d4wtef , end lighten the Mew of the Comeinerini, he the mg* of Sr James Othswes. 11a — the 3sd I eierthed ea Poliebrerit, which lot beue iamb/ atter dr diet el Se perfume eley, try ell the kg lowers el the Monk lb of the Mole w so mil Mei thy log so ilue le am destioselsa et *a go voroomei poverty. it ie ao *mat midribs !bp s lo lies reor leedelip or lbe wry krp same el data, deo apt vela, le Wooten do Ye gem Nei dialog eassiob all =taye boss mei to Ms Aim. A ooloeloom mielteler, me Ms* K ban, wen rid via ble c es t . a fte Isem I ensol &Is to be lime by lbo Yr mkt Orr of co 4boneeiree. Ma we emooloi et lie PI% la ik• 44k bd. Mr. Power, eanies, is enillol to no to mules Os Pwrlial of Mr. Cosior,olvn b servele ll oe Nig bin la dr district. Yr. Tower 11/118111144 le Dow or illeeme es a wan of limb modems* la them illeetleee, owl orpoloted with the= I law Welke* roetered to I OM el• sanetion suidoet to year lordehilr • ap end. The dolnetioa of the N limb's job= is Is mom I Mink IrLeolle ibiekase eetose ohetM be left _.heed, la all NAVAL AND MILITARY. Artitnuirr, Rums 3.—Arronnitzwr.—Coas maw rG. P .Moris is appalled to fibs Nimssa, 6.. a" Ars s msg. al ihsouses, Aso Ds., mod , Dot dam as ided isiselsy. WOOLWI Ileac' 3. ROYAL ARTILIART YOR INDIA.—I CH, n addition to Dietemeale el loyal AAMary adored to malimit at Graver esd Dr tale, le asue-seekefted °Howe sad mea of the Add baleeries, tad Da mos samba of the Royal Ham Aztillery, ere osier onion to preeeed by railway to South amp= to-monow, tad mehmk se board a 'grew shmes mud Isr Aimseeria, from whams they will take the ~- lead rade Par WU. She Dem mimed sseerabled os the COMM= this day for Colossi Ireoeb, C. . 1 17 1"L idds-th-cserp to Major-Newel Wiliam, bee bleu aegeistat wastosadant of Woolwich Gerriela darker the lemporery skews of Colonel Moots lad, who was agyalated le oat Osumi Williams darlag the yerbieeseteey swim HAW= AooololoA4lloN.—bk sooar4immes with ta semotioas hem the Booed et , Dr. Suss, medial =of the Royal Shrine has limutudal at mon me te the merry madielen ad the daqa. t=lmat the Royal Marla* Brewthe, mid amp_ gate o fob mss. It wpm that lath nem Is IN Dot by 13, .ad ms is 111 beds Dr the asememetheien al the mem amber et mat. At Ds Royal Artillery Barracks, seek moot I mealbc thee the dim asiose stated, and is fined with 24 bola kr the aooommodation of 29 men. CHATHAM, ll Aim' I. This swum, seresalfly to sa order received from As Dalai Mimes, Inn oommeaced at Bromp las Ilesrues far axe dm whole of one aide of that stlahlitiattat into a hospital for the sick and wounded troops who aro now ca their pomp home from India. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY'S RACES (Cowct.crozo). Tan TYRA STAILIM Oi r 6 sets. @sob, with 40 added, for tie=•aosho.) oohs, Set 71b ; save SElas sad gellisgs, Sat 31b. (11 . 41b extra. Tho mend to Mt Mme. T.Y.C. lar. J. Wiry. Yin illblor le edillsib). by Orlasdo 14 lib I Battiag.-2 apt Tomboy, ants ~{ apt MiM tn.:. 4to 1 opt Young Lovell, 11 to 1 opt laymen Wan b 7 two kart.: about the maw &nose lofts= dr semi and WA. Anatol= was fourth, Tbennegyie Mk and Tomboy Tii Alarm PLAT' of 60 am. Whims after/February Ist, db extra. Ow die. At. commie Orymaw. 4 rabobihay, 7 yrs. to (Mama) 1 IllibuyeyWbb Imatebian e ra.ab • ...... • • Ihrok . „4 Yr. Il ra learg: 7 l; la 4 Kr. ?mean Iselibumb. •4111) 4411 Bettlaip—Evyy as Mb 1 art ILdeekbaza, 6 to 1 mid Osagoarr. Was by a bead; dad three heed between the awed sad died. LITILPOOL, WZOWISDAT A7TWOON. At twelve o'clock A* day the Clark etpeelp the Omen wee idaeleally com se amaames the earmat d the Metiesel kl pelled angleteme. Albe* it nee mew lel Tamil. am la pettywi plat r odor, elbek aemearbei i s her a ret audirthasighiserlind mry little maw MI, mad am &els*, the day le brkild sad many. b the Wed le Irdobzi iis ia the gab the Irma le wet Mom& Twaarrive here wiled ler the Streplechase lpr er a i llijmeasmiat Ire muted awe kleappoinmalat. rifilaNaMil ell parte d Wand visitors lan aapeelallea allamahap the " Darby "at Mr. Teplam. the Chet et the Oserm, vW be" .. "=7hiet aim by dm wayragitiese areellar, gm he -N the mow to be rea Orr, sad he ha sew me shame eta retakmapsoard. It is daaketel whetter the Itempla. Lau lititUtgcnct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARCH 3. Mahn Mr. Commlirkair Goolburn.) DI Ili ANTIONT NALIDI3II.-117DOMINT. The hembugil hes sun= on a businees7in perianth* . with his Welber, W. Yana.) as a shawl and meads wertasoners, of Highotreet, Lethegim. His applied= Or =Moen was opposed, on noises posed., by Mr. Reed, sad segpseed by If,. Lawreacs. His Mawr now gave judgresid. The petition bore den lied of Jos, 1867. The cess kid ben semi time. before the edit, sod on the hat cooed= k wee adjoursed in order thet fariekry adight tenni se so theorem, effected by the =amp en his stock. His assonst was that lie hod =nerd fer %OM. ; it now turned ad that two policies wen as be IDOL in June, 1866, soil onefor 1,6001. in the Nov. ,hetnetwithenedlegads,elbehaving occurred o eseardled mend MK ittio the Oneonta°, oleos beyond the selesp. The el iledf woo a esigiolous ciroamotwa The MO emend le Maas of those now beooraing very oenthes, whisk the dud aaa6t to do all in its power to stop —whin a parson eishentC is trade without the erosiket Wootton or purpose at Mktg goveroed by any of the rake which mg= l e t; t heed traders. This glinrbegan edit a his This-In-law having otOL ; hse shod gees of twelve oaf lad ad cally get rid al tint 100111 y, but had involved himself to the snot of In es short a deiod, the nouns Mood en his What of being amble to give seenrate iskenalien beedetng bb gropsoly, would sot and. Mot retied of lb ems oftested at MOL ; but It would be se the cesdbees would tae very NIL Thsiprellts ode inked at coly 1221. ; while soil bale 11e011401 UM& Ii was said that = I. asenely redden breaft; hot =deal of this lea woe we. than seskina, 18 Waal be held sod the got the bear woe the. oallag kr the rust of woe beresikr, owl km, saw Orbo kr taws a/ Hart el Heektgby r porsobg tbe owes egoloos ws kerb* des T me bed loge no lesho's R io eorb-best. hot bed nob samereede, fres We le lioe , sip el pow, whisk 11.10 sihowards ogled Leo be hooky be tips d wor bang Doe • greet rol l dip wen set 411161591 at o, 4ll :reinimkos wsnwen iur6.od per =oh =Swear sa rimiL i v The nem th il elelease of the Id= nod= eados though it had bees booed to = a libl estut woo Wiled tad the bankrupt had hid his heels horaresegly, cordenly, sad negligently la war to ocessel *cot his credits= the real ditioflat sast w ithil that be bed to omitted keep bolo with bet . Thee was another width eight ad to he 011elssiii, though do ansuot besived we dl—tbs lesbugge aceetot et the disponi of hi meaty. He Wed bet be lost a we sees Jaime (whole he did sot theo lbw) at a public-house orewhos la to City, to who. he sense that he wanted to dispose of blo tandture. Oddly ease* the sea lewd to by It, sod be outm the eat (Waal look It away. Odd the seed, could any Ness - oleo my that there we so rinses to doubt the both sod blow of that besot? He staled that the Deasy whiek be got for his bream lepold to his father-in-law, b whoa be was indebted. A raft who gave each as asseast le his creditors was seadded br iw ast of goes kook old wee al3so lately shed( he Ist obi upon • party es ab =s. Irsee llaial mgesels• et lie the prated= ken snob big obibuel—erse, le thereat aujoetty d awe se plaisitmet set The ewe bad b welt bine be Gould eater him hub *pia; the sow Yee he woe shoot et lap, ta go thus sidle very areetiers wham he bid gtesig wronged. 'His wee a owe whir& de served es he p=ihol with six wad Iwitsiesset; there for. the emelbsee woad be kr twelve met= fro= the deft deo lest ; sad it egged= that the Wiwi bed beds may wlllt=el his ptigerly t. with heist le Mille Hefted to be aselkos, sad had Mgt bb begs loporkelly, se:S . gently, eel bed le bee gouge It own= with inW ft sou the Ole Mid be sibs, bk poke don fro. snub build be raid, ad la be mat el his Wag NW ea • BA sollitees o wadi we toe until he Ind hen six aside be sedsdy. 0 wo twhrgat uld e a given the hadougt le appall, If he chose, end the certificate whoa gusted wadi he Kate third en= ohm la Ye pliesr if Oh west. MI T t main SIMMS Is Ihs Demi van animind at the NW. lbourislablir glib alibi view Os Os melee Wier W arlai psvowlei atm /alma Mai maw eta this, maw forward and offered to shake hands, saying, " Cm to make Mends again." Goddard, litowever, retina le sake up the quarrel in that manner, and said he should not he Meads with him any more. Upon this one of the brambles maid out, " Than give it to the win." The diseased this struck Samuel Goddard smother binge eldd iftfl a :sat te c Lhant s agaln. They were bat et emir baallt each , t closed, sad parted again, the deremsed et the lest ' Goddard down. It was that indeed that the drowned w.iked mead some of the era Wages, and fall down in the reed. When picked Uwe, thessmeed that has clothe' were seWstad with end when be three be mid he hd bob stabbed by 8.10141 Goddard. • Bargees was sent for, who farad that Wary Jeered. Tie dmenged heel been bibbed in the belly, the weapon lambi preskated the earteda d the bowels IMO the *hid* ktretlaws. Death Mimi at en early hoer oat the tonally teortitor. fleveral dose bdwe be tocaked, sad 1 la the memo of the primer, the deceased said that the =bad stabbed him in tie lest round. A lmife was the prkwaer's pocket after the occurrence. He de nied havieg used the knife at ell. ' Hr. Cooks, for the (Idea, endeavoured to show that the primmer, emend Goddard. bed accidentally left his knife open ta his pocket; and during the conflict the deceased earth Into mama with the brie, as it was protruding. This, he argued, war only amelatent with the evidence, kr no dab wee seen to have been bathed by prisoner. Mr. Cooke aim submitted that the War two prim:mesa were not in a position to be convicted as aeceseerles, they knowing nothing about the fatal injury at the time. The Judge said there was no ease against Gearing and Joseph Goddard, as there wee in the eyes of the law no " bosomy" to a manslaughter. Having nonmed up, The ury found Samuel Goddard Guilty of manslaughter. The Judge, in passing sentence, said it was a notion that struck every thinking man with abhorrence that a labouring sea should use a knits to take away the lib or maim his Mew. Notwithstanding the bonted generosity of English sat, be bald that this dastardly mode of attack wee on the bargase, end the judges were bound to use their endeavours for its repromion. The sentence upon the prisoner was that be should undergo penal servitude for the term of tea years. had called at the hoses Wore sad asked after bottles. The grweecr appeal:soda at a public-hosts in Westminster, : r dee iptics &vas by ths must. The plate was quite eats a few minutes before the prisoner was found in the kitchen. There was no doubt that he we. the same man. The juriionadlrmN;igy, and itw;sproved that he wan ea old Meader, a well-known " srea roe*" and had been convicted of felony. The coast sentemed him to seven yowl' panel servitude. 114isiaed is • list at the horses which hays arrived at Limped, or rather at Ain Lola%tree. le rya for the E= Reathereeek, Hawk liws B = s ce Ton Meady, Isaiwre, Owls,. Utile Maley, dibd-oil-Le&w, Merges latter, Jam ñ Qum% Magma, Jos Haelsam, ?ask Treashary, losetA utr eww, Mace Bass, Lit& Ta ng Brewer, Hem Ohassasur,hleire Antique, Coated.: laces sad the Newmarket Coursing Ileetiog sre postpesa (Baize lar. Coatisisiosher Fonblaaque.) IN SI J. !RAWLINS. and dealt Shaw three or four biSers on the face with th e bottom of it. Shaw was perfectly Insensible at that time. The tub was here produced. It was a small one, b e t strongly Iron-bound, especially the bottom, which had marks of blood on the edge. Mr. George Warrington °urban, house-surgeon at St. Thomas's Hospital, said that on the 28th of January Shaw was brought in by the police on • stretcher. His head wee dreadfully smashed about, and he was insensible. On washing his face witneei found extensive cuts across the tope of each aye, one of which laid the bone bare. The eyelids were much torn. The nose was smashed in and broken, and there was a large deep cut on the head. There was also a sword cut on the breast bone, another on the right side of the ribs, and the right elbow was injured. He was in a vary dangerous state for some time, erysipelas from the k,Msi to the head being feared, and there were seven =terof bronchitis from kicks on the chest. The wound s n been indicted by some blunt instrument, such as the bottom of the tub or the piece of wood produced, Of by Wing kicked with iron heels. Jamas Ryan, 476 A, said he was called from his beat by the ant vital* who told him • man was being murdered in Hz. Hoopw's lodging-house in Angel-place. He Instantly went them and in the large bedroom he saw Shaw lying on the floor hurinaible, covered with blood. He procured • Mundt* end with assistance conveyed hint to St. Thomas's Hospital. He afterwards took the prisoners into custody. The wieners were cautioned in the usual way and in answer to the magistrate they declined saying anything in defame. The wee a Bosomed victualler, lets of Lou now of Deptford. 0001. ; amet•—good debts, 321. ; policy of inensuaca, 60L Mr. La he the bankrupt, said his client bad been I mat, years fs mid the had kept several public- Cassidessr—irlt= a n S t a e same house ? Mr. Lammas houses. For thehet bones he paid a imp stun of money, and lost windy by it. The Co Baas yogis mess to tabour nadir the ides that public-brume ans el is mush bagerteses and of as much value that any money way be gives it thee. The beelaugt islet that twenty yews age ho hoda=l of 6,0101. Mir MS been for twenty ran s pabl{oan, and hot hi billllo,lllK The Casuideser sue, is wee usual in woe aims, the brewer mil figlier hod Min owe of thenwerea The W stied MK for ea issensee elks and he ought issealetely to live wad hi creditors toge ther, kuswisg be coda oast as Is Weis, mad to have made a ilr esi egultelis dYklutMa swept them. The benhaupt as She new ends Mire woo that the home he Let west tats hid set MOM his De ; the neighbourhood was a sew ess• be het to sake a awe, aiwi that his position wad be dinT Inolwevinif• In 1864 he y had a coosbierahle surplus, soot. tn cash, beside, wprom o : .aworna, rth 2,0001. The bankrupt kept no boob? Ni. Lawrence—Hs kept the ordinary aooounts of a licensed victualer. Mr. Bonham accordingly committed them both to Mar gate for trial. MARKETS. DEIPIRATB BURGLARY AT TEE GILDER DOZE PAISONAGB Y 0111111123. 00/TOlL—lavnarocm. Mance 3.-21e2 market has not been active het Mender's quotttions have be. maintained. 6.001 Wes seld. Including TOO Eluratk at Md. to 61d. ; 200 ligyptisan, at 01d. to lid.: 110 P i.mo. at 6/1. to led.: .„ Maranham 711. to 1314 an 4 4.470 Amadeus 100 Wm taken on speculation and for export. COMMITTAL OF TWO MEN FOR TRIAL. At the Leeds Court-house yesterday, before the Wed Weise magistrate, two determined-looking fellows, Wed John Haineworth, joiner, of Holbeck (who has bean Wise convicted), and Jodah Williamson, mechanic, of Hol back, were charged with being concerned in a mod ande doss burglary at the Oildersome Parsonage-house. On the morning of the 13th, about two o'clock, the Rev. L. 0. Lindnen, incumbent of Gildereoroe, was 110119111 hsarleg he two nieces scream for amistance. He ism ad el and had jest opened the door of his sham wises he wed three men, armed with pistols, and their fame madord and blackened, who presented - their arms et his head, end orilmod him to return to his bed, one of 1111•1 addlac " n Mew your braise out =leen you retire bed." Mr. Linendre, who is aged and feel* ntazned to Ids couch, end had his head covered up in the elethee until the thieve had reasecked the apartment, sad taken away his silver welch, which wee suspended at the bed-head. Re was then threatened with pwseal violence if he did not give up his mosey; *pa which hi said he would go down stairs with the., and give up all the cash he had in the hewn He tissioneded to the breakfeat-room, escorted by the thesebergiers, seed me his way observed that his chamber door was guarded by a fourth villain, armed with the poker hone the kitchen, and that a fifth was engaged in reworki ng the lower part of the house. Mr. Kinsman took the thieves into the breakfast-room, and gave them tee sovereign from a drawer, telling them that that was all the money he had. He wads than moorted back to his bedroom, and a sixth man was deputed to keep guard over him with a life-preserver latil the earmarking of the hones was completed. The seat room to that of the incumbent was ocespied by Mr. A. 0. Kinsman (sou of the Rev. Mr. Biomes) and his wits. Mr. Kinsman, who is an insurance agent, we aroused by the notes in the adjoining room, and jumped out of bed with the ideation of arming himself with his loaded pistol, which was deposited in the drawer of the dressing Wale. Before, however, ha could procure the arm, his door was burst epee, and three of the thieves, carrying lighted =eanilm, a lantern, sad pistols, ?tith the ed Into the room, sad their piston at the head of y, him to stand dill, on the peed of his man life. Yr. Ylesewe, jam., who displayed peat coolneis, entered into ea alterestkm with the thieve., and ultimately, at the sawed= of his wife, went down stain with three of the to get them a further supply of cash. Opening his own private diming, he gave the thieves five 5!. none of Means. Beckett s bank, in Leeds. The ruffians, not lilting the appearance of the piper, sated for cash, saying, "If the don't hand old some bullion, we'll murder all is the home." Mr. Liam, inn., thee gave dp X. len is gold, and he was then s unsma to return to • roca in. wife, equally cool endas him led we been neobeervest the while. field &este ocean leis Bee owl of the knew who Sad her he amp, and =l:l=e ' s ca a loess meek, she was enabled ethole a tolerably accurate dew of Ya theteres. She also sew Ida tale away a (old deg of her Wiest e mid a pane welelideg about Dr row which the Weals elan Roo. Mr. LimeseseegiWl lei aim ben dwlleffr r edeV is es hew lewd ecorewlews whisk the Oboes Beek (em of is pine bike le oellee) w 4 e i ette to Ideoftemed the Mini as Josiah namon. Mr. sad Mrs. ilwomajtha, llaMrsd Habieweeth es seeder of the Mir *be wee bad reamkel the =weeshes for I" beliwe-leer, tali haws, fret, bees,.,, look ing into the bed-reme t owl welt/ bidding the family "Good Wl*" sad adding, a Urn sun set had some weary in the hoer It would have pee heel with you." It was subs.- Waned that the path= had been entered by the T bloomed leis • Seidl, and was only secured by a MIL The seises hei seemed a Lattice window adjoin ing,_eett lesehse leek the belt by the aid of • stick. the The mo prim= Iwo boa ermined to take their trial at des Twk swim Poo orrsca Ounce,-71m) Pootmaster-General kris gird Miss that elm • sow ardor la to be paid thrash • Usk, the ressitlw teat only withhold the sane of the pay.e Ist ha mg wee fur the lather soy odour ilsolgrision ea toodificatka of the same, such so " The Cashier of the Stritof Paglard," " The Chief Clerk of the Forolgarise." " The Publrher of the Deily Notes," " Mew& Leagued sod Co. " MAIIIOIII9TIII, BDE7I7I.LD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE Itodeerat.—Tles total receipts, including roots, of We ooloporafs runway. ono the cost of ooilsotioa sod do :4) from January 1 to February 21, 1861112surit somata 0101.2 c di The total oxpauses, Joel rad% tank duty, dz., for the some period, hare moue to 31,4121. 19s. 10d., karts; a balance of net profit of 24,61:1L 21. 106. Tb s total 4A ture for the C0170401111/04perled of 1867, so peevioady pabliohod, amounted to 38, gs, 11, The proportion of South Junction, &c , receipts secrufng to this corposy trotaJanuary 1 to February 21, 1888, smossts to 3,111 L Lis. 2/ as against 10111. Ils. 4d. for the cons =fpiria of 1857. The proportion of South haw irm far the period as above has amorstod 1,7981. Ils. 10d ,so against 1,.5801. 2s. gd., for the eons sports( period of 1857. The total receipt* (including rents, Re.) of this socupsay'm orris have amounted id lb. wadi of foivr - „ 18 1 5 e, to 4,330 f. 50., al opine 6,3431. 6.. 76. for the rorreopooding period of 1857. The total ripeness (including stn, kc ), °lab company's roar he dr math of Jean/my, 1868, have usosatod to 6,4336 lico 10d., as sprat 3,1861. 6e. M. for the stem. effial of 1857, I.asing a biflnifox of fit t prat of period of art. At. SO against 2,1684 Os. Id. for the corresponding 15037. Col4lB.—Bowros, Masai !.—WIN ha^ supply of wheat this marble was drat, at a little over het west s rum-red, 44, to 48a ; whir. 44. to 44a There was some Inquiry after pm•. sod la more matey was sire, for this artiele. Baas sad rate ISOM so tart week. Proccronsi-Tmea.id ASCII 3.—The continuance of advene Wade keeps Lad[ meeting anyone of vain. At our market this morales we had a seen Wow of wheat from the grower.. and haring a good attendance of hopes tt was clewed off early at the extreme mem of laffit Wednesday. in some in tenor le. per qr. admen was obtalaed. Barley without ebenge. Oaf• unaltered. erith • fair coneuraptive demand. Of tour there o ee C large rupply. which mid at a roheetion of la. pee ffr. on lost veers currency. curn.s.-80•1TEIALL, M•tCS 6.—Toner was g degoad to Mg sof Wont to ambit WM% to get rld of Metz Moak. bat at no mon rummy Mau Imt week. Beef made from b. 6d. to U. dd. ; mutton. M. toeto Lc fd L ; 4s. to ; wk. 36. to 4s. pm stone of KM. doling off 00.11111.—Lonow. Maid 3.—11 math Watt Hartley. 170. : Ward's Watt Bartaty. la. ad. ; Weis Sea Ropier Grimm ; WIN Zut Baulk Diatom 10a—laim at market. U; said. 22. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mks he- N a.- Total. l'olol. 11.11111M1. 01001. wpm &spar. the. 1111. Wok aullbit Yob. 30. A A A I illsbordi aql Miaow Neill IrOses lll .... 101 6. 3.106 026 UN Ileslisb 6.166 Wil t = 11 lib. . Grail sis raso 11.145 21,166 11.758 Walla Wag re. 27. Walk /Wag mad m BalmYob. IL er II 474 687 1.041 UN eat a 511•44 sad Osent. Dawn Ibadasitar. Nada imolai' W I.llrladion 11asabadar.16416614.. sad La- imarilre . 1731 2,921 6,993 8, 614 L II 367 478 115 I A Wad= awl Saadi Webers. 7.821 3.710 11.331 Snot Wawa . 4661 13.132 11141 laailia awl Sari; * Waling K7 22.2+8 29.607 62,008 84,72 Mole mad HebM6A 1,475 1,341 4,773 4.941 Wardidlia sad 11648166a4 113 38 161 131 Esat Isaiaddre— laamilre sad Y441611re 1874 6,839 13,191 sums 17.661 The Cemmireicoer—ls there anything in the act which lumen a lionssed siotoaller from keeping proper boob? Mr. Lawrancl—No sir ; but he kept madatactory accounts --math day's till-takenge were put down. The ordinary form of book-keeping was out of the question. The Commissioner—On the ground, I suppose, that their heads ars not very dean, end that they have recourse to the tap, (Laughter.) Mr. Lawrence—Not at all. The bankrupt could not keep say other hooks then he bad done. This Colaminiccier—A short time must elapse before the bankrupt may again rush into hominess. Let the certificate, which must be of the second clue, be suspended for di months from November 2, and protection be granted. Bankrupt—l bed en ailing wife, and I brought up a badly of ten children. We ars almost starving now. The Conmissitser—l cannot help that, nor do I see bow graatlag ea Immediate certificate would remedy it. la such near so this the brewer and distiller get almost everything, losvlng Moor nothing for the other creditorm. Nair accordingly. 1 c v. • ea rd heir and the that star Is. 13 Lap DO NM 1111111114141, 10 all i the re;iii= ol the re a bolliome chiefs. They are far more gWty Utak their roilralded followers. • brigade will proceed to-morrow to TWt two very menimemsrillages. at • distance of some 'evenly mike from muniehrwk. • garrison has been bit at Myspieciefa 1 1 1 eon- ftif eesty's aflth Foot, 2 dad battery gum. end 1 4 011 hire B ni• garrison will furni sh the smoke boa Mpg's& to Agra so keg as such amoutiono ems mosesesry. 1 here iatitaked to Calomel Freon., the Chief Ornannio- skeet, North-West Provisoes, that it la not impedkat to bees a amen detachment by km& at &welt, bet dot that place shook' tram rather to the tainenes of the Wynyoorie garrison on the one side, and the last arrengeemenee made by toe in the Cawnpore district on the other. That e neat unmake of • moreablei colon which is we r= unasked by Brigadier Inglis, at Cennepore, foe the sua .... of a/ro bi ng a b ou t th e district In aid of the deli '. ' --- Saving reached this point, sad the COMM being fairly et/Wished between Calcutta mad Aims I await your ill , lordship's further instrailoom—l _eve, &:e_ C. CAIfIIMILL, otami, Ceesebehartqa-Chief. 1‘ C ,,,, T . ST D A , L y, ZALACL..thri acznsr,Aimisisu. EUCCL ea LLSO DATiz ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCIL HOME CIRCUIT.—HERTFoaD, MA.sca 3. The bovines, of the Home Circuit oowunenocd on Tuesday, by the opening of the commission for the musty of Herta, in this town, and to-day both courts proceeded to business, at tea o'clock, Mr. Justice Erie proddisg on the civil side, and Nr. Justice Williams in the Crown Court. Tho civil busi ness is heavy for the county, 16 muses bring entered for trial, 14 common and two special jury coma. The business on the criminal side is also heavy, the calendar ountain , og among other serious chairs two of matielanghtsr and ons of murder, the latter being the case of the unfortunate policeman at Stevenage. No ems was disputed of in either *octet to•day that pro moted materials for a report. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WORCESTER, MARCH 3. The commission for this city and county was opined to-day. The calendar la heavy, containing the names of upwards of I% primers. Of these ten are charged with tiotously bag at Kidderminster, on the 28th of Mardi lest Ohs lest election tor that borough), and making • nobs, riot, sad disturbance." These awes, it will be remembered, wars postponed from the last wakes for want of time t o t ry t h em in. There are two cases of manslaughter —one against a ookoolmistrese at Evesham, for causing the death of her ser vant by cruelty and ill treatment—end two mesa of arson, one efthe primers being • farmer's son. Besides the above, theme ere charges of couctalment of birth, rape, highway robbery, &0., but • larger prop.xtion than nand of °Kenai. of minor magnitude. The Mei prima busies is expeoted to be vary light. Both courts sit to-morrow reerning. WESTERN CIRCUIT. 7 WiNcezem, MARCH 3. (Bdan Mr. Julie* Winos.) FATAL OFF LT. Be sail Goddard, • labourer, aged 20 years, and Joseph Goddardand Joh.. Gearing, were ctuurd,the fanner with the 1 of John Romney, at Yately, neer Oahu% ,altut: with aiding and abetting him in the mime, en the Slat of February last. Mr. H. T. Cole conducted the prosecution; sad Mr. W. M. Cooks defended the prisoner. It that the above•named Forties, and several other men, were at a public house, In the parish of Yately, called the Plough. They were all upon mornding good t erm. with soh other, drinking together in the taproom. went on In a quiet manner up to about ten o'clock in the eveniag, when the man Samuel Goddard said to Jose* Goddard, "Bast thee been to Northfieet lately, to see the little Meek heifer r' This observation wee understood to apply to a yeeraf woman who was sister to the deceased, and with whom Joseph Goddard was Mining com pany. The deceased took umbrage at the remark, and said he would give Samuel a slap in the head. Same bed language then ensued between the parties, and th e Seemsed elutilzugei- to fight Samuel Goddesel, but the latter ressed. Joseph Goddard then Fulled &mad forcibly from his seat not into the road, toying " Feu b ea m thetow, and you shall fight, and U you don't thresh Wm Il thresh the pair." The men thee stood up to light, being seconded by Joseph Goddard and Geseleg. They had bee routed; deenribed by the witsamesas • "fh stead.up s = sad at the end of each round the ma set mantle* knees. Attar the fourth mama Seed Mdleed. vbe bed gut the worst of the fight, said be bed bed me& isd called for his clothed, which, being brought by Geed* ha unumenned putting them on. The dowel, ups sub( MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Before Mr. Creasy at Madame.ll.) /ease llisitA, who wee found gull with Hannah Lewis ca Tuesday of packet picking in and untamed to Eve Fere penal servitude, was brought up end placed at the ban to be tried with Henry Mew, an omnibus conductor (who suerendired),. on • charge of having stolen purse containing • Beak of raeand note for 1001., two sovereigns, and • half seveselp, the property and money of Mary Graves, from her puma. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Sleigh, instroated by Mr. Beard, wan for the preesention ; Mr. Cooper sad Mr.!. H. Lewis aP for Glow, cad Mr. Ethane an Malt at lialth. r s i t ietealib MI Ss nor Miele he skadd suede year to wove against the ads passer by the althea' was this : That he Mogen menibes esslssior, mei sell knowing the nature of the reneeties guerunsi by the somas hod admitted her into hie emedbes, sod aim els Mal !tweed to him by touching her bless% or esseseslag et tbeihisl Mot eke had eneessiod 1m slng • thdt, he imul heMteled bee some by Sagging So ensellma end Sting hot oat. The peumentris, a Tabbies woman, Sialailli—i SRI a widow. eel sulk in Ohba -street, King's-croes. On thelith of Imagery I got into se omnibus in the Bosom abouttte ktwpisais. bar o'clode, to go to Listenrom, and mos tehen maw. I had a pares la which then we two semelps, Leif a sovereign, end • 1001. Bank .t nen, the sam- Mr of which was 7,166. Before I get fate the mane I was 1n a public-hem, and there I pat the am end esedente ash isto my pocket nged a 10•41141111 at tbs }shin hones end received in can echang hail • SOVIIMIIip (which I put in the peme_), , awl scene silver—the latter I pat loose in my peeks& who I got in the oomnibas there were several per ms Mars mg I want to the top. My pocket ma aszt.the and etas embus ; I set thereto pro tec t it. Soon OM I get tu, drip/dome 'Mk aderad, and pushed post ma, end anted berwM batmen me and the and of the vehicle, and being a woman, I made way for her. After the oranibus had gene about • mile it stopped, and the female prieoner, who had not requested that it might be stopped, got oat. The conductor, the other prism, opened Um door. I noticed that she did not pay her and that before the manias stopped eke ed e kept erg her bonnet on to her head. At the aid of the °marry I put my hand in my pocket and mimed my pane, e le had been cut in my pocket with a sharp hatrument. I spoke to the conductor, and said, "Oh dear me, that young woman who got out has taken my purse, do you know her P" At first he made no reply, but I repeated it several times, when he said, '. I don t know the woman." I did not then emotion that the woman did not pay her fire, but she did not. I offered the conductor my sixpence, but he refused to take ft. When the women left the omnibus she tin beck in the direction the be. come from, and turned down a street. I saw her next at the House of Detention, when I instantly recognised her, miter seeing sixteen other females. I did not take partied./ notice of her dress but I described her hawse to the officer. I suspected the conductor knew some thing of her, and told the police end described the woman. The bus stopping without her request, the conductor open ing the door and letting her cat without her paying the fare, her running back, and her pulling her bonnet when he looked in, made me suspicious of him. I saw the prisoner the next day in the Borough, where I had entered the 'boa, andiaid to hun, "Doyen rememberme being robbed yesterday in your omnibus? . Herald, . Hanyougot the somber of the note?" I answered, " yes ;" but I bad not at that time men tioned anything about a note, end when I said I had c ot the number, he said " Are you going to get in." I said, No." and he then said, "I'll be d—d if I'll be bothered with you," doted the door, and the 'bus went on. On the Wed nesday following I went to Kingsland-gate to seek him, and the timekeeper brought him to me. lii first Namely knew hire, for he bad on • fresh coat, a high -crowned white hot, with craps round it. He said it was him, and I then was sure. This was et • publio-hones, and the prisoner Glew salted me to have I. drink. Of course I declined. The next time I mw him b was in custody. My purse was a brown one with yellow flowers end steal clasps. The day after the roller/ I went to the Bank and stopped the note. Kr. Ribton, a long areas-examination, endeavoured to ' show that the promentrls might have lost her puree before she got Into the cenedbus. She said she could not have done so. Some of her answers caused a good deal of amusement. The picket wee psoduciel, an old•fashioned doable one. Edwin Coisseem, 63 M—Prom information I received from retriz I went to Unicorn-yard, Borough, and saw Mr. ni:e 2 r, the s master. Mr. Skinner called him into his room, I said I had a few questions to put to him. I said, "You an not in custody now, but I shall take you into custody, so be careful what , you say, for I shall ass It against you Wm, the ma the mid, " Do you remember a person being robbed in your omnibus, on lan. 8, of a 1001. note and acme gold in a purse r He said, . I do." I add, " Were you the conductor at the time?" He said, "Yee." I then said, "Do you know a young woman that has been living with Bill Martin P" This Bill Martin was ones • proprietor of • 'bus going from the Elephant and Castle to Kingsland. He said, "I do know her." I asked him, "Do you know the Jewess who is often with her ?" The Jewels; was the prisoner Lewis, convicted yesterday sad sentenced to twelve months. He said, " I know them, for my driver has pointed them out to me ea wrong, and getting their living w and told me never to let theca into my 'bus." I thea m al him that the woman who lived with Martin, the prisoner Smith, known as " Loo," was the woman who committed this robbery; to which he replied, "No, she didn't; for I'll emu she never rode in my omnibus In her life." I then told him I should take him on suspicion of being concerned in the robbery end aiding the thief, and he said, " If you do I'm issorant." Mr. Skinner, his master, asked him why be did toot report the robbery to him ; he answered that he did act behove the old thing had lost anything. Mr. Skims then said, " Why did you not report to me when she spoke to you the semaid tMe about it r lie mid., " Because soma eandootors told me that she was a ' booker ' for the General Omnibus Company, and I did not want to be bothered with her." I then took him. When I first saw the Feast the edges of the rut were clean and reorder ' but the has washed it since and the edges ham ha oat. prosecutrix, in reply to Mr. Cressy, said the omnibus amain motion when Smh got up from her Nat, but it was t la ts oper, for Glue, contended that then was no se-- dems . of complicity, supposing that Smith did commit the rcb M b raibtee, on behalf of Smith, urged that there was no pogthe proof of the prowsoutriz having been robbed at all in the omnibus. She might have lost her purse before she got in, Evidence was given m to Glue's previous good chancter. Mr. Creasy then summed up, and commented on the evi dence, after which the jury retired to topsider their verdict, at about two o'clock. At sear seven o'clock they were sent for, and stated that there was no chance of their agreeing as to one of the prisoners. Mr. Cressy said he could not approve of jurors who attended to perform a public duty being kept so long without refreshment, particularly in this inclement weather, end he should therefore send for a medial roan, upon whose opinion he should act as to retaining them longer. Mr. Marsh, surgeon, of Bt. John-street, attended, sad having examined the jury, stated that he thought it would be attended with danger to keep the jury all night ; but a little . kers detention would not be dangerous to any of than Mr. Creasy rW It was bis duty to request th em to retire 'gala disc that mower, but be should direct that they be mewith nable rieuittaant j d ri ury theldWil each FOISMISII to their room, and at aloe o'clock, big still afalla to agroe, and Mr. Marsh bavlN Mid dime et ea weld bs liable to danger- MO =NM 4810100 l oil Mr. Craws Motorola kin giving a verdict. They had sot agreed ea elthor_yeiner. Glow was adionted ban Mt appear at the ant onions at Wastadookr. Aim Lars*. 84, a hawker, was bested for steeling aro silver kaki, &c., value 61., the property of Sawn Bernard, is has dwelling-house. Kr. Telfeurd Setter prosecuted; Mr. Giddy wee ke the primmer. The proem:lads rattles at 26, Xweriagessraleastni, and Oa the 18th ult. the serves* found the prisoner under the task la the kitten. In answer to her inquiry es to what he be . maid he was the ads who wee to all for the empty betties, soli was looking br therm He went away up the arse atop, and &wily he was gone she mimed sate phrta Ths Ishtar Phial a tom ht the strict, end both THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION•HOUSE. Charles Edward Artistry, a clerk in the service of Messrs. Shorter and Pownall, merchants, in Laurence Pountney place, who had been remanded ppoo the charge of having stoke a cheque for 151., belon a iog n to his employers, was brought before the Lord Mayor for final (17.11MinatiCS. The evidence was that Mr. J. Shorter, one of the prose cutors, having missed several vinegarettsa, taxed the waned with having taken them from the premises. The latter at first denied, but afterwards admitted that he had pledged them, and promised to restore than. In the ocures at a few days the prosecutor asked him for the virgarettes, who be maid be should want 161. to redeem them. The prosecutor tampon drew a cheque for 161., and handed it to the pri mmer, for the purpose of enabling him to restore the pro perty. The prisoner, however, not only did not redeem the mazt rli tut actua lly ohmaynally absconded with the cheque, which be after receiving it. A number at pawnbrokers were musummed articles pledged by the prisoner at their 'stab Theis ertil i whioh consisted principally of pieces of silk end eat* ands, gold °baba vregarettes. ear-rings, he., were Oa by the prosecutor, and in thirteen in stances the pawnbroker gave them up to their owner, un redeemed, rather than subject themselves to the Moonier sacs ofappearing se witnesses against the primmer at the Central Criminal Court. Mr :3717. 8. Beers, clerk to Mews. Bradbury and Co., Meaohester warehousemas in Akiermanbury, who had dail ies' with the peaeeoa proved that on the 9th of Jemmy he paid the prieoea a on their aooount, and primate gave hint a receipt. Mr. Herd, usietant to Mr. Walker, !pawnbroker, of 6, Bt. John-nreet, Clerkenwall, produced a Otos of satin which had been pledged at his resster's shop on the 16th of October he 111. The duplicate produced by the calker oorreepoaded with that which the witness produced. It wee she proved that two vinegerettee were pawned at Mr. Atteaborougies, 26, City-mad, at the 9th of December by the far prl2l sober 10a , and the satin wee pledged on the 18th of June . . Thine - siti - ein, it appeared, being* to the prisoner's eroployen. The pelican. wee oceriaittal foe trial. Aaron Aaron', who had bona remanded epee the charge of having robbed his =Mem Mr. Samuel Harris, a har3 WarKl2lol in Houndaditch, of a great number of rings and artioles of jewellery, was again brought up. Mr. Lewis, jun., appeared for the prosecution. Several pawnbrokers, at whose shop the primate bad pledged rings, attended end handed them over to the pro secutor. — flieirinotter who M id that Ida parents had slew. beat under • impr e ssion that he received the goods nos sell end return oranintaaion for the purposeof diaporan of them, was fully committed for trial. Thomas Sullivan aged 37, a labourer, residing at 16, James-street , Repent-square, was placed at the bar befell Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with cutting sod wounding Thomas IrAeliffe, a boy living in Margaret-street, Clerkenwell. Both the complainant and the defendant are hawkers of reeeied chestnuts. Lest night, the complainant went up to floe lisfsedent'a stall and took a chestnut, whoa a seams ea sed between them, in the course of . which, the knife which the delhadmat had in his hand cut the complainant very badly between the thumb and fore finger. After be had beet to • surgeon's and had the wound dressed, he gave the defendant into the oteetody of police-constable Hicks, 436 A. The wound was se bad that the complainant would be tumble to work for soma In =toe, the prisoner said he wu very sorry, and that it was quite an accident. Mr. Tyrwhitt, believing that the wound was caused aced. denMlly, only Indicted • nominal fine, and directed that something should be given to the complainant out of the poor-box. Arthur Polar/taw, aged 13, of 4, Providence-place, Isliog ton-greet described on the police-sheet u of no occupation, was fined 20e. or seven days, for throwing • snowball in High street, Islington, and breaking a plate Owe window of the value of 81., the property of Mies Emma Parker. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Beadon, the Marlborough -street police magistrate, on finding that the foreign gentleman who wad attacked in Hyde park by the mob drawx together on Sunday week by persons who desired to have a public expression of opinion en the Conspiracy to Murder Bill did not make his appearance when the prisoners were examined, remanded the case, in the =- caedhope that the gentleman would come forward at the re examination. In consequenos of what appeared In the public papers the magistrate rewired the followtag letter : • 2, Church-court, Clement's-lane. " Worshipful Sir,—l am informed by Sergeant Dowd that it is your wish that I should appose on Monday next ; but se I think the disturbance in the perk on Bosley was partly owing to some disagreements of party, end I myself am a foreigner, I think it beat that I should no. appear. At the same time I must inform you, that the statement of facts in the rims and other papers is correct. —Your most obedient BEIDINT." Mr. on wrote to Mr. Beane in reply, and the result wee that Mr. Beret consented to attend and prefer the charge yesterday. Kr. Bar Geor geest. Ms was poi to the bar charged with assaulting Mr. Beret, as beingeworn, said—l live at the Pavilion, Sloane-street. I was in the park on &cagey week. I was in a carriage with ladies. As I was going horse, all at once I was attacked in Hyde-perk by several people. The dekettiant was among than. The defendant took off my hat, by getting on the footboard behind the carriage, and struck as on the head with my hat several times. I said to the coachman, "Torn round," but throe was no chance of doing so for some minutes. The defendant continued striking me for three or four minutes. I could not get my hat again. Some people took it, end I lost it altogether. Ido not think the defendant spoke to me. The defendant, in reply, said, what the gentleman states is all true. But lam not the men at all. It was a man more respectably dressed than I am. Mr. Braden to Mr. Basset—Do you recognise this person? Mr. Basset—l think Ido ; fur I struggled fur my hat. Mr. Beadon—Hare you any doubt about him 2 Mr. Basset—There were so many means there that I may make a mistake, but it is my opinion ha is the man. Polies-sergeant Dowd, who gave evidence previously, said the defender , was the man. lii:feed lam satin led that the defendant is the man. Your sondem barn been such (prisoner) that I could not think of allowing on to escape all punishment, and therefore I di rected Mr. Beret to attend at this court. Your conduct is all the more atrocious, because the cowardly attack on this gentleman was made in consequence of his being a foreigner. If you expect that the laws of this country will tolerate such conduct, you will end yourself mistaken. You are a die rem m the name of Englishman, and to teach you better for the future, I shall ens you M. for theaeralß and one month's imprisonment for theism& on the eoaataW.. And I further say that indisputably when riots occur In this way, I will pat on the heaviest penalty the law permits. 80IITHViAB.K. Otorq• Wisto* and Devil Hawke were charged with wounding John Shaw, with heat to murder him. Thepreecutor was dAty-luterwe of a large model lodging house in Angel-court, High-street, Southwark, formerly the chapel of the Old klarshalsea Prison, and =Thursday morn ing, the 28th of January, he was carried to bed insensibly drunk. He had no recollection of what occurred oath he owe to his mace in St. Thomas's Hospital two days after wards, where be remained up to ponarday, when he appeared to give his evidence. His head bad been cut about in a dreadful manner, the nose having been broken, the tope of the eyes cut across, and were large wounds re the top of hie head, which had been healed up. He had also ergs wounds oat other parts of his body. He said he knew the prisoners as lodgers. He saw them early in the morning and drank rum with them until he got intoxicated. He we not aware who attacked him, but ors a proems day be had heard the prisoner say they would "do far him," because he would not join them. That was all he knew respecting the after. Hoary Penmen, a lodger in the how In question, said— Between one and two in the afternoon of the 28th of Ja nasty, he New Shaw put to bed in the room which was formerly the kleshalsea Prison. There were thirty beds fa It. Shaw was insensibly drunk at the time. The lodged in that room. About Sr. minute' after he= Shaw in his bed he was peeler through the yard, when be heard a kicking and beating noise In that room, sad en en tering he saw Knowles lying on his beck on a bed adjebeag Shaw's, and he was kicking the latter on the face with theism heels of his boots. The prisoner Weston was on the other aide, beating him on the head with a pies of board mad em • headboard. Witness saw him silks him twice ewer the nose with it. He went tip to don and endeavoured to pre vent them from commit farther injury, when lie, both said that if be faiedasd they meld one him the same. He then mat away and Whose Mrs. Hooper, the wife of the kalkal. sad Beim Mr men ha told hint to carry a tub of wee bole the room to week Ithwe'm hos while be went mad Mad a Oa MI mere with the officer, Shaw gm ea the ism behrems the bode, completely amerelMit *bib me oho lying about In pools. A ' , treader me gaeem mad he addedto convey him to Bt. Thome@ HasgNel. d ' Mr. Bonham asked Math& Sow =dmenials at all while the primmer, wee bras irel list NNW was parbally imaladsai el did .at aggablag add by debar of — ifiapria ' aun. andodl rbotlithr:Prakethaailiatirgaaitheasialso:laubs::wboasii:ll§lll.ll.46rvlbasseishaasautil: in the chapel. Penman tall bin la 1111111, 11 :earl tater there to week Riau fee, en be um galti t a pilaus& On his entering the seem witk tie tab id woks be maw Shaw lying on the prommi.hheldiell soma "lb • the face. Knowles was site( to his bed baking him with his heels re the eyes, and afterwards he took • piece of wood oft the bed, and struck Shaw mom the hoe. Weston then took the tub of water sad after throwhe the costostkooor Shaw, he took the tab la both his hob SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C A . B II A L T I 13 8. Lisa Bendley (schwa or),froas 61aGr7usielollirsrpool, bse driven from Der anchors, and cone arbors oa Bplte Island Busk, where she rsrealos. It m blonum a gale from LN.E.—Clesennowa, Karlal. Norther. Empire (Oldenburg 'met). Captain Langs. ham Callao to Lapdog drove during the gale loot night. struck the Northern ILedge of the fleck Kock, and won alter tiCed and went down; wee raved.—Falmouth, Mash 3. Zarora, Captain Thomas, trots Liverpool to Candle and Alexandria, with eartheeware, ale. and Ire., bee been wedged ; eleTe war be weed, sad will be sent on to Altaaadsla.—Aar, Cray Feb. U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Army* treat ( Callao for IA Queenstown. he. W. tat 16 ft, lon. U W. Atutransion m). Joe Mt. 4.10, Ica. 21.54. Allis Made (torque). from London for Akron, 33 dam, Jan. 1. Bret Beek Orson, nom Mauritius for London, Dro. M. laL 2.1 I, km. 11 Z. ) apthe (barque), from Moulmein for Cork, Nor. 16, lat, 197 0, km. 11.8 IL Else Are, trout Mauritius for Loudon, Feb. If. lon. 49 W. Edwin Eon: from Dona Komf. Jan. it, off the Caps. Matilda (kW. from Hos' Keen, Jan. IL off the Caps. POMMY, to Sydney. Feb 16, lot. 40 N., lon. 11. Wisdom Castle. from Bombay, 133 days, Jon. 24. Mary Bibby, from Uwispeol Im Demeroro, Ent. is, lat. 17 N., Is. 111 W. THE WEATHER was very severe in the British Channel yesterday. The Solent sea pilots could scarcely ma. tare out beyond the Needlea, off the Isle of Wight, on so count of the wind blowing so herd from the south-east, and then bring • very heavy sea. The Irish steamer due at Southampton on Tuesday was unable to leave Plymouth. The Channel Island mail packet, instead of reaching South ampton ca Monday evening, did not arrive at that port until Tuesday morning. The Havre and Southampton mail rdid not reach the latter place until late on Tuesday ret t oon. The Peninsular mail packet Tagus left Lisbon after her time, and it is expected that the Oriental Compsay will have to charter • steamer to take out the next Peninsula mail, through her late arrival home. The Indian mail packet Pere, and tho West India packet Parana, are now dm. The United States mail packet will arrive at Soak ampton this week. There was a heavy fall of mow at Southampton yesterday. For some time past Nor folk has been visited with • bitter wind from the east. On Monday the cold increased in intensity, and the evening closed in with a heavy fall of mow, which wee drifted by the fury of the wind to a great depth in loos parts of the coanty, some of the country lanes being mm• dread impassable. The traffic on the local railways was ales delayed. On Tuesday the severity of the weather weaned with soucely any abatement THE EASTERLY WINDS.—The easterly winds which have now prevailed for several weeks pest have its effect of keeping out a great number of vessels housweell bound from for eign ports. Many are now ociaidderablymer due, and in some oases the mews are probably sufficing frau shortness of provisions. Two or three recent wink have reported a large fleet of windbonnd ships in the chops of the channel, where perhaps some of them ham beta for a week or two, totally unable to make say peoples spirt the strox t bsil t from the eastward. Owing to the dreamsisate of being thus kept out, some hundreds of pew min ia the tof geisdng a scanty livelihood :r n er mat. erkieg law docks have been entirely thrown out of em AHRIMAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DESPATCH/. —The ateem-ehip North American sailed from Liverpool yen terday. with 109 passengers and the Camdisa mils, hr Portland (Maine). There will be another despot& of Ike Canadian mall steamers to Portland on the 241 h, Air wide k the direct sailixigs to Quebec and Montreal will be reamed. Letters intended for despatch por Arabia (for New York) en Saturday should be posted in Liverpool before 10 sm. to-day. Let however sigh late fees will be received lain 11, end on the lauding siege until 12. [Advertistinent.)—Hoixow Y's OINTMENT AND Pines /2181911 N ma 36. Lace.-11sry Dirt. wit 4 Harrowed.. Oboe NM 14 — v i a= awi l iM i tta fi lliS th a o r=s i r w eZa L wig smnlnglkos; " ► ftWnont and Mk, sod after ponswelps.ollk a w il d rolza . se.to Ir anal snafu otsendttoonts, 20, sv lon OW 4A. Sumps, Coestaatinepa; A. Ilmirsi; ma a Mk. Nab". BERTHEI, lILARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BiIiTHA 'VIT.—Feb. ft at Pualt.terra .--- oe: — llrerbourne-pirk. the wife of B Ran. Eng, of. &whim • 1.-7 eh. 117, Ibe rife of T. 1 D. Byrn. EN.. of Ilotheaa. Durban. et a.. osmium-I'd. St. .t Helfer. the Chu of Dept. Charter, Ptalt Itallallen of s rennet. _ Thl4—artMe l t . reiteetreet , COULD, WO wife Of W. W. OW*, • it0r..1:1,11,0t Fairfield, Derbyshire, no wife of J. N. Herll J4o2 . ..— sf = " st l4 outnumarast, &vault ware. WrL Jur. of PAUL.— 1 et... 1, at the Cloth Tatham Obecenerthlre, the rife d J. T. real. /kb. of • (Winter. WAR Alt Int.—Teb. Zt. at Flunlltur strctt. Cambrd" the site of T. Wanner. Era, of ••daughter. 311111.RIA0E8. DIN WI/ILL—BlLL.—Mensli 2. of 8 . John. Church. Cispieso. he Des Rae OD. Cheetah, Vlear law6too. Pus... the Le. aellsew Tr &rick Boma of AWL rouoser ion er 180 lite Doswell. Eq. of moo. to Katharine, teed Daniel 1101.1181., n ileum andseurthroad. Of/ A■ I—WHIT WORT R.—llarch 2. isa it John's. Heaolsetw, the Rey. W. 1ia1=11.11... Mr. B. Clark, to Hwy Aisa WW e. both of 111 , arth llTHßl6B—Doocieri —so. 5. of 71.penham. Ihrtfordshirs, J. Humphries. Ken of Usk...worth. Sudan. to Ca. 41.4 fieedlier W. Doenett. Kaq of flawnharn. SHARP —lll.lO MN T. 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