The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-29 00:00:00

MONTALEMBERT ON ENGLAND AND INDIA. Snob interest has been created in Paris by an soli& et Oseas liostalusbeite, which has appeared ht the arrepttadeite, os the subject of " Eaglood sad Wis." Ow rood= will act be sorry to see a few ritzseta hum this West tompultits at the dist:l2olgal author. la the W- I/miss assillen lie mimmer, with spirit and arigladity, his °eh ors at Wog to he bag akjoyed a potltkal repo.. &burly of es bag illoollsa : " Tire an emir dad oils& to whose repeal asd Tres ere sea • rpm* geed. nue re sew yes& who hal her . ire Ite lire re ta ossaity ot quire, Ilie Italsri of Ode Wing Ith. Thee re rase WS% ININAWINIIII to Said h erre roger arbor The whir rear si Y set dr ad W vile suatlert of ironed sash r Luesellas boa deerhed to lb farm 1. woofs& " No, It a a hike larales: le the sir ef re "mod pig shit errs se • spreler os the err Ye be 1.01.1" aarg.„:ria With ble beads re ogler of Ids roe hirer sad urn to tba earbrere •ry at syrisetyr 18 • 1 bat act i e 3 =riehed amid re prose sure et re .recur „I mil* erre thell re awed Her people: eN I add, Sr far tklr dealer whisk h reerved le so tow at re pearl er to area I hew head • nary. Whoa I Sr of r swig or ries ray ears are drawl ear Wire Ur re Ire et the arsbarer reresiore, WNW goo wlth lbe drew of arra who herr thrush = s to bear erelos, mad =Era whe he ey l a be what I het Mel ite richt of ea lard WU Mlle oatoraplag 111111M11, I MAWR away ko kern • ire/ I sk red Ire • Whir la Ike Beer& "The had dr gre surf Ode sersider three suedwil; I all~ is the !wry War of era el Her poet sad glider serer where all the sesersee of Weol - lbe alowerrie at • per pespir 4111121111W011, play alltk pod; when the robins eat re surer • tries se hapr la re propred der selara the broil bee of ay, by the 'gear of poworhd YYLeY white ran sod Map, parr red Wields* aim sad wren, the deperrise of purr awl the rpm of tgaiss, see oar Ira esprodsse la the Wen NO • sew Nur the prom awe reed toy altar" V. brind Ida Ile arras etre hour :—' Corers rye, ererree aria her sere err lies M!Frew ad warm ere restrase petki. . 111.21 rthre walk I see frau this rare bow eerier brunt beers serum, sad how that la depicted oa thus whit wide& the Mows at the Wfr of the day are meld lower* hubs the serhsee of • ioayssk or a npal kr • pre Ms. If, MEW( the who haw greed three parr be ray seer He dor ales of that ItsWor I my to tire whiter orrery, ' Cher maw; go se furor. Nerds( the I eta rest to rho era pie r serer yes ; p art mire Is roes errs *a Yeprism of your tortated as z is set try theme who, saes yes, riey the of neria hithed so rek to the et theaght. V. dirk . leery am tree Ide phrase whore be dads It : era are reedy oresph sot to siresard es* sire, but V. ht warp* whir they hew so radar Sr adhere is orrear V. whoa they de sot risk to the star way chest barber or larsawar.' Din sateriag opts his rises of BMWs &era policy, the author weer= brier ergot to arks •hw rearreakar I Alan to my that me oa. h MOW eemminnei sad no one We mere toe rfly peenimui to I, the omen and unatekes of Baglish policy tar the but to wise. I ree/ly think I wes We int to deasease, mak bather bask than the year 111411, that pulley of Lord TeMmesten—tee fre quently Impotent Wu* the week, a* pia tower!.the Weft ; baselkat, laermehmet, end frith le the itel ipso le all the greet traft tioas of bis ossoloy, tat, to truth, when VS NMI the paltry nineties d ear modera what ve empire whit lb* emplible the Wes they nempel bee am the hems 7: 11 11111Mment to whisk they Wen lassaw easselver M en* to be tab* Mae* tbey re** wee Lard Pelawelen Wan* lissitas, it week' % mi t wad of mama eni Weide@ wee vs• to rowed Beglead at We may ram andes, or as the guiltiest asap the an *lee rf the ewe. Nor polligV widow ewe epealledner mere tanned *es that el**, peel ea* of ashes sod *am liarrey. I haling it *MI ewe be Vis e = Own Jest the remena. Ith net elevilY, =.tblli bed* b*es era thie wee* am New* be • *We is WI hal lasbot • paw hire UTZ - sailed bis *the of the orlmee oimitted by Preach policy berleg the Ilearkeira sad the impbre, Ind sot each a Ito efvermehe It, hat *A es Ils wile* demethe se~ren T s fer lease Toejney warm the Isom seepeeted dark eras of bailie diplamery, bet Is win, far tea WI the alai* thin to neemble, wen remetely, the astive- Ilas lbe el Twice or the wer-d-pram m %yams. Int We bent Irterpwe fa the benbeiss sod of OW ammo omplre she pesos= la the len lodide Creleily net ; MKweenYb. liemeed to stmlbale te her as ham= and vht.. *nth the hat nem W nabs r bereellOt weld be carat, finwet Ie the amteary, te wed has eed theme the inemembla *de that hew apparel ea the prnvemrst af lain* WM, net wee* ire the imenneellen bat berme ameelly areervel, wAi mematief plainness** Inevarks ; etemembes eat vehement aleeml; hes whie kr melds Ma the acre ,...l7l7r — gy•- toorde sahibs h the preamal emseentleashly 61401111 of etaili t e s E view tre, Ineeldes, end Teams= the rele I woe be wry d mwellse Week is ha this im ams ad usiled pal** thet Ida tidal etameth of Drinah ad* maw Ws asseadel madidee of ke vitality, a* Ws Mk Oi he liberty. The laglhat rem, st the fret a krar, eppeare to be waft bus is mimes] mai Imam* indlewest against end evirybody . bet when as Wen It *ear we prone that real haelles, or rwarellen, Min gist spat the heels al Medea at abase. • teiii deeds/ 111, lop epees to the .todiastios et • yea pespleaslasdrisald.breose tt bee the hcsout, elms sobriety, et weloalbsil lemedies p ap it Mose as to pot 'EA le lie jell Words es es= the easels waft st Ile pollimass, Sake es the awned lessegesie sod pasaas. I sus soars of stl ist as le NM Is sore el the too Impasse reptieele sespe= ef the nest Minelmlne IMMO to ur& se iseay ho wan esisrbel sod dime* eM I_s se w asble-abeasd wenn. pas = 6 aid taw It* ariosered by hesieds, el brew; des seders se poresbe mesa bows. ems terkwg tetra. my el do am& ale omit et Dad, ILeitambee the moose I elk" as, Vat thesesoma. peeelhei so se airs üb m with ems Is liter beads, eil esbnesses, and Meth by a egniesses sea le scent the abide when =mble id aseet be , moped aft the seems es leeweest sad beePtelle perebehas kb, sca carers of lie New Weald, set Ines wee the seselie est@ by es Putsch 'semi et die &spas Nelms the Bystatie wed the Tyrolese, to the ..to legisse et all leetrustelseo—lse kr ali 'kb the horns pew bated la Le Pais by the segelleeste et the Ceassodos. Bs I nisi set the km seavlsesd thet ambit IMMO at wee iseigii, sod OM these wheirele eseetiess 7 : 4 l "lllll • ll lrfa ri lleteseekelly aeselased efts the ere elealles grief a ead Stoles yet/ hap** as olds a be t Nese* rept ia lodine be•frisertSvadob — it A V le realty foss eaglet le Isms the eel el sum to twevitall atm • Chiseisa pee*smolt knew lbet it is net semieellee de 11, *ea b kr Me NSW ia terms is to seen It le Isesegist ts the legitsh pain As dine miltlawy pearl apem an@ bosses the hie is/ the Clew to bare bow to mist the elves belasenso of the Aagle-lailea Irmo Thy bale Woes lbesa the samsis d UM pumas laws lea, ales la the geeelesellee Sired to the edits he led spinal the seei to Co bine fast Mir Han soldiers seed ask I. like hufaea ballsbaa sa example." [Come et ]rewiskialet woe bet Meth tee mouths after Ler! Palreskiee iii , eseeei by Ilea aid shoat the right of spas. He hoe es will • euri•vue portrett of Lord Pebewtslea its • pasempel But we sheele be elegeledi ese espieloia wee we to most to Oa apbswelei bosom Pomo sod insist* the tree mom Of the et • Wailes tar hell hitherto "Ord SI leei melee seuethil • popobrllis. Thee corm/. ge beset r e New silent sitar ad se bulk wee hoer unble all sere sotar•L Wi h With. eld sod_ despipsesiell pogaierttl, awe • great wet posegily leggily Mid =elk erskes, after • glesillek pie nesi et Ns Hass et Cegueous, whew lie se w Neese bet NOY W Wow IS the Chime vodka eosin& the famlobais Year of his adsorbs eat peed bin epee el dr beet et • awe carlisehle sejortty thee tes t alight be atoned 'be eased issaai of power it, Ili le IMO. Bat the mime as wlddt be apposes to he,. waisei • Mai the devolves essidir et palls mil seal ■ Wight be rig lid be they& htYlloooeeeiilNNf bee ter Ila teem, le died ab aal wa ban lit. he EIM love enured to obsda sapped Or Or is is boas, for his %trip sigh le itg. tae hat SEWS sad emile side eases see leasesag eat silt ageless thee lezellsas tdoblesio=, so • all lessubeak , ee as ler for OA deo& ass as sershelm anie its =- elbow doe sad istewbsa iesewalY ;•• Crier is ise son ass to lie his fine of Ilia el ths if be oasis alseseseei• es Sualy meshed T frA tr am taar ni Z Te tv" said *sem soseari by hi ei sposeas tho peek. pet et Ikea storm to be.. that se mesa aims the oftesasa if the mew porde& As Imo dim loopme oak saisasee pest ot4 la the auwes of Fewer . , he bed eseeesmig hiswelf to Memos with ere* eaprtutrity az wee, to goarotted basesit with MN decent end Soimeliserities, Iseefoil thee re of hi. Shore% yield always ealeintly tabs spr i = q.Al,ty. He WWI few to the gem s @lgo @ emqvg NNW bee of • aniy eie party clique, ef when the MN= lose Amok OM ' , ism sod vases spires of the Pfmg.alimill 00 delight disleiemeg sap Lily, he se Meted the Sew ef the (maws be • pew eoaeFo elem. moral oval/se, or ass .I"mi/we, MEI . 111 1161 2 n ilant p h r wt.', among 11111 Vbe wise MS gad more sossoallis ea Set melt " Is Ise" that seasiat pollaassor, that medial joviality, Dias d geed ems sea telmesest, with 11 sea lasse Is paste Went which vphi him seen Waage melee Is the art arduous debates to gala,, appalled Is irk tars is sboass kiin. We may ay *NS Ist 1141111 ill Wain hi avenovies, sad awns tag ha Sink tg the stregial tad 'reside low d hii sameesis ths is lia la the We/am It is a nim a e s t esies alms= its avid hits than the sanamplas= 1 :12211 la hl wooed, a taw days holes lie vote al eatems, imam th Y+. etk%g shoat e la Year of Wet %el g a* Norm Imisksa Lle NM* sessesa **, amidosis the Ago of W Ilea anew a talLksisil ow" slam li r sod elahlag the thei Lad Pot tweet= lea gild log ha nos fisralli. leadiagilkor eallilMeelrardlel"..theit rat ; bet It wee aissilhdas sailionbal. hi its *in el may ; a alseesa soil belesteassal dirk Wind to mho aseehls swig. The bele I ass gait is Idea hive terboed 1W robs smolt soon asnigisla and Loh tag taut it eggeored Is to et first" Ws shall palm* fad ea opportunity of rammhn6 these extracts. LBB ExpliEss, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1858 him throw my something whkh turned out to be a Mb prem. Mr. or Doyle addreseed the jury, at some length, on behalf of tho prism, ed to and endeavour show that in the hurry W ozoilsamt that prevailed at the time of the transection the and her sou ware not in a condition to the portion who wars concerned in it. He mated witnesses who gave the prisoner a good charaokr. Mr. Judos Eris having summed up, The jury, dim a shift dellbustlen, returned • verdict of Gray. The primate was to bur moo' penal servitude. Ake Ames, Ift, on mein a mob frock, was charged with sokimmow4 1a unlawfully Mimi Lacy Parke Msi, d as ammetied ght under 16 yams d sea, from tho alisb kr *Mar, glass§ his suumat. - Mr. Blelsk mil Mr. Thimpla saduall the prossention, at behalf of the Amoolatim Oar the Peolseika of Women. Mr. Copper wpm esopillir fh. allarleat. Tire harm mast Ise lbe pesecedioa, as cosseting the ere r irsjaey, pad e thud Yr eel= d rhs staters wi der eadsh iseereso aqui& WM petered, sad dis folfollowingelder* was Ira _ iZreeTi - 110Thell — esid—I live with my Esther and mother at the Meth Arms, Notting-ha I was isoner. He lb years old lost Iseeenty. I eft unmarried. I know the po was in ley hthee's minks as porton, and left in Fibre* lath In Jed Ire the plotter talked to me in a heather seerrier he the that them He wished me to leave my Iwm ad said If I road have him and marry him he would Bros be own win and marry me. Thre hd been nothing *mew between us at that time. I told him I did sot with to is.. hers. About this time en lagesper theurrol beam us. It fret tea ghee la wow my lases hems. Neddag more of orthred between the meths of July and Seplesheir, bat the primmer hegmeady came to a s p z geir habor's beeps. On the 91k at delastoter the asked me to go away with him, wad Yeald I void act. He regaled. " Very wall," and goes me moss beer. Shortly ellerweede I went out fora walk, and es I was going hour the peletemer came up to No and ada roe to walk acres the Slide meth hien. I netesed, sad be add that I met go. I human way giddy, sal wine. I recovered I head the prisoner as el g use same Wormwood lac abbe. I had not drunk make ems* the boar the gather pm ms. I salmi the ahem, ft be as act min le lea me haw ego* ad be ml he me me, awl I must at go slag with I went hough in t him. Re AM sad the thou took me to Mrs. Res' Moo , 5 , sad he Mrs. Rose what dee t to the hour of me, and she made no regb bed brogbia. prpparod Widen's. Me the. bed sapper, and I sat isoner up a until one Meth* In the rawsia& GM Mrs. Rose thee sold ehe would met let the Orme lib, me away ae she /mew what • cite mere be wee, end I slept in her house with two young ' women. On the following morning I saw ate primmer and he lathed me to go out fora walk with his, sod I did so. We went down by a piece of ester =Red the ftri5k..... , 2! witneee:here detailed some bele slid me mat for Son.) I frowned with the game be We. Hese'. AZ; ' red there all daz zes a ,r, n i d riL in the swig IGM the prisoner and Mrs. sad • s wans wt out to gather. We met Rogers mil ir• all bed SCOW teawilli I then went bed dose's, am I tilt and unwell, sad weed Ye the gordes, and the grMowed see, mad tad amble the Arid; and he said ee a rseaplei to set am be Wadi elab ma. I slept again with the We ghh ea WO, at Mrs. Rosh. On the the prams Wed me to go out with him, ki sa i rrh a er&re seemed to Mrs. Roes's to breakfast. I. the abeam the phew tea me away with him to IMatiowd. I eked Met If be we not going to take me hem% tad be mid, " No." We hod some tel at the house of • who be mid WOO 11111 sephow, them be took am blethe Gilds. Hs gam ms ease beer balm we Marled, sad whoa we got into the I wam I k e d We remained out all algid, and la the womb. *mar said he roust ero emkget some emsely, sad he told me to wait for him sad I sold I would not, ea be replied eke* if I did not No would stab me. He got some beer from • publio-heuse, and I dual It sad went to sleep, and the prisoner left me and 111. turned about two o'olook the newt day, and he then told me that If I would not tell anyone what had taken place, and may that I borne. had gone away of my own accord, he would take I rather to do so, and he then said that if he took me home end they took him to the police-station, I was to be ours not to say anything apart him, and he said if I did not promise him this he would stab me, and then he would drown me. In conaequence of this threat I promised not to say anything against him and he took me home. I had had nothing to eat all that day. Cross-examined—At one time I was locked up in my bed room in order to prevent me from running after the prisoner. I wee looked up for three days. I did not my to a woman employed about the house that it was very dull to be locked up, ands soon as I got out I would be off with the primmer. I swear that I never followed the prisoner in the brickleld am be was at work. When I drank the beer in the morn ing we wont away together. I was thirsty. (A laugh.) No the in the hour knew I wee ring away. I told them dist I woe going ant fora walk. I did not tell the prisoner to go • little thermos end I would follow him. I soar 'aka him to tebe me away. He was aware that I was locked up, beeause he saw me at the window. Ire, ens in the hors knew that I was looked up. Ido not how emestly hew I our ta m p y became I trams hemerble, rid when I eras to lloand the prisoner led kid of my lend. I arld aoli get away from Mrs. Rusts Uwe hoesses elts lethal me up. I did say at the CrArkdad I watt away tram my bibles of my own a and the rears wee that the primmer bid me to my so. 17pen my saying this theprimmer woe est at liberty. A ma ee ether this I ma • Mast story, and said that I bad mot a.. away of ere Mr. Robert Ma my rk the hems of the lest witness deposed, that Ms daughter we. Mein years old lest January. In Segilsesber is was living with him, and the family missed her an the 9th of that IsOlitlL She left home without hie esommt. She returned home on the following Sunday. The prisoner had been In his service, and was • married um sad be hod no ides that then vas any improper intimacy be tween him and his daughter. Mrs. M. Nicholls, the wife of the last wither, gave similar evidemes as to the ego of her daughter. On the Sun day she netuesed Ihere the prisoner mem to her house stoat Mirck In tg and she Weed him If he had area thet, sal be sold be bad msa. Mae puma Ma, end to al bar the Irak ea be Om mid he would trims if she promised not te de anything to her or 111-use her. Wirer wee atraid be weal not ear beck, and abe laud him to allow some am be ge with Mm, and he refired, and in that if fibre weal DM presides am to ill-use her denglar or sea my me be wait bin be would not allow her to mein back, sad ahem should sever see her again. Witmer the. add, "I premiss you all that, only bring me back my Md." No west away, ends r es hack with her daughter shout lel4 3or 4 ea* be the altemocia. In July she lashed her ghter is her bed-roma in, three days, in aogmsased be that she bad hen era tel to the prisoner, slab alarm bed strictly prehilad. ?bi. as the cab hadhaty she bad gym lowa to take glees between them. — tide wes tge saes for the preescetion. Mr. Cooper meld that unless his lordship should be of oplalon that there was evidence that the girl went away with her own consent, and that this would afford the case in point at law ha did net sse that he had any mitteriala for a Lei. Hr. Justice Erie said that it apposed to him that the or sent of the girl was totally immaterial In such a charge as this. If she went oat fur a walk intending to returo, and the prisoner met her, and Induced her to go away with him, that would, in his optakm, constitute the *Owe. He added that the law evidently contemplated that a girl of such a tender age could not, mad, War, was not competent, to give her consent in such • transaction, and that it was intended to preempt parents from such proceedings. The jury then returned • verdict of Otalfy. Hie IrSthip, to paring sentence, said that unfortunately for public jostko the acmes of which the priscser had been convicted was only claimed as a soladenesesour, and he Geoid only, therefore, past a sentence for that arum which, as it appeared to him, was totally Marna' to the trims. He had takes advantage of his position to the mind of Wig onforunate girl, and had entirely destr d her, and be could not help regarding his crime ma of the moot atrocious kind. He could, however, only par the sestance Azad by the law, which was, that he be imprisoned and kept to hard Isbell; for two yam. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Jostler Myles.) Wiltions Mews &ono Orewpfek leery Williams, Charles Saints, aid Ma ROOM, was Witted for swelieg • me and 12 beaks of ea, frees • mewl In do Landes Dodo. Mr. Coops/promoted; sad Mr. Xelodle Eshoded. The boo whisk lore boo &MIX nMer the bled X Thaws Pence waft the Lee for days tompild the ems • comidsrabie Has. The Ivry motto! the whole of the prlsoters upon this Indlotmot, and also one for abaft is bottle, al vim THIRD COURT. (Before as Cosmos eatriat.) lama List, 38, labourer, wed !Maw 1111, La bourer, were foliated fee kiweleeef awl esteneg the church of St. John, Streellerd. owl alMrft arida a copper way the property at ;abet Lew itr. Robison pteesseed • sad Kr. T. Adams sod aa/ store. Austin delseged &Ml* Lid Orb Kr. gelley. Mr. Maros, in eteeleig the am Is Aglow, der Wady alluding to the patellar and pedwilal ebeemeelewnee onswend with It, nil M ebodi mot it eso Mg& Mei Se hew. bet leen the whams le m oot es, eel pehelpel Imo was W hoarm, w led plewled ; *Me ater (the jur t y he ) we Mee le meld; wee erbsear the eisimeet whka be wadi mice whet enewiegllne wee se eillelwatly cony bones* by the Giber obsteete es as amble iime Is cam to orntahrles that be was OW el die in be Mal Musa with. _ . Tau it whose selbi ewe he iielbeethelaltht ices II ay, who slimed hat yea W .11e1 of Ilepteetber la watt with he elterawanies end bails of the - dm& at Bt. lobe, Strethel, eei thereimeteel • vault berth the church Titbit was pekes/ gat et bit ma the era el Mr. Taylor. Up eemielles he 1 1,./ that sese et the Web, had been removed sad Saab h3' Awe atemili he man to get la. The gm bell ben awls whatetrathed. Upon this witness got - In, sad Mad the will of Mr. Joba Taylor had been stripped of the etienlin man. It bed beat done with viulene., as is Ai et • crowbar were visible upon the wood, and the id of the luau, shell had been also forced. sad raised sheet thrse-quarteve of an inch, sad was resting upon the screws. Upon the seine SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, WEDNESDAI NIGHT. FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 2to 1 opt North Limas (t) SECOND CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 4 to I opt Northampton (t 6to 1) LIVERPOOL CUP. 100 to 8 spet Spatial Llamas (t) 100 to 8 (t) 14 to 1 Ptadour (t) 15 to 1 Tared M 20 to 1 —_llsr___ (t) =Pat 12 to 1 opt Ptowitoil Loot (t and off) 16 to 1 Ilostoofilto 17 to 1 Mulld 25 to 1 Covasdialt 40 to 1 Baltuuttoon (t) 60 to 1 Bretton. to Sydney (t) 60 to 1 Nimrod M 10000 to 100 Fyfteid (t) 1000 to 10 &okay (t) 1000 to 10 Napalm (t) 1000 to 10 not (t) CLOSE OP ROOMS LAST NIGHT. FIRST CLASS NURSERY STARES. 4 to 1 opt Pars (0 6to 1 Mallory Dow (t) DERBY. 13 to 1 opt Markortto (I) 26 to 1 Corozal& (t) 30 to 1 °ward (t) 1000 to 30 Holaamoon (t) 40 to 1 Bohaloth (t) 1000 to 16 Eta( of Algkn (I) 100 to 1 Staab= (1) 100 to 1 F)field (g) THURSDAY. Beucturriox H•troto•2 PLLTS of 601., for Syr-olds sod upwards. D.I. miss 119 yards). It T. • irrimr, , , I r. hoses mow. re. ........ 1: 1: .... 3 Mr. terms ions serlir..."b•rnim. ...... j t: ;Ifizrir. 4 r e Zt o ll i b miwam. • • it: 6 se I • say elbow iollwod). Was away by • Wolk two Ist= browses tits meted and ddrd, the odis_n beam off. _ tan HANDICAP BWUP.TAuNI li 40 POPIC,II R. CIF ilk prigies. A wl* JIM Oarpo (1 mile 7 forlonp 66az7r . elhor,W Ilkenteor,4 'NAM it,. &Mona 1 lasso Yr. Nam s ..(11. Dmillst i"l.l ) I 0 ..N. 4 0 •1 6 7•14% Alltrigl. ll : a.. Lad ...... 4. ... rii , O.= 1 Yr. D. • &Wag: 9 - kartuotera - ft --. tror, 6 to 2 opt i 4 to 1 opt =lvor, 10 to 1 opt &Nadas Rourke& Was Ivo Weer • lemma= pLod up, mad ulc Van pseud Ida la the lietbv dra w 11wearirearan 71 10 moo mak, for 2-yr-olde; oohs, Sat 71b; Oar, let 41b. The whew to be sold for 40 boys., do. Lest hen of Ab.ll. Amp 917 yard.). (7 webs.) tot elli (Smelt) 1 ?I n r!;„ _=lllhwereel let 410 ..........lAl3worti 3 Mr. aisamers ffillittle Mode 3 Mr. Itemillletsle rnl. lel Ills .. . .. 4A. Da 4 J. 01141111 41 1 / 2 11111 fit CreoS., Ast 41b, tiiii the fill y did I set gel to the pest It thee to shirt. Mae •2Se 1 eget Shamrock-so-Orm to e, 6 L:c 1 1...., 4 le . 1 apt Teeth. Won by • lesigth, three I betwela the meted sod third ; bad fourth. Flairamthe Ihrmormi. es of 10 soya. each, h ft, for Tir ed& Lass hard elf Well. (3 furlongs 217 yards). (17 sobs.) Mr. J. lineedli Lied& hf a lesellk ht Ilb WWI 1 ee=r — ...z.......... ........ ...1%. A. d I Wielmi d =;ii;:-41‘01iSSAV, ............. themithmeen Soots. Illy by : 2 to 1 agog Deena. 4 to 1 ea Cctherg rlr Catat relaam, to 1 yet Kim Itamme, 6to 1 "gat Carlotta. Woo by • amok= hag* batmen the mixad and third, and a Mil the atilt' end fourth ; Quma of do" Gems. sad °swigs fay wore the loaf three. HAIIDIC.4II 8131111111A1111 of 16 am. seek 10 ft, he 2- -aide D.K. (7 hying. 201 yard.). (10 sue.) for. W. Isiessh beet SWUM% W Dead OWlels etrit a = 61. 1 Mr. _ Idetr_st_Liew,lllolab ~..........iereuthi t Iheallere magas*, MYR eYhAh%l rgr Oeetirel : I fh e il gtfries . g ahem : 1 4 Pb ess ~ 0 ... . reeie - 3.l . —Agues, and Tragedy. Betting : 4 to 1 meek agst Secret Tremors tad Pam, 6 to 1 sem Tragod length, 7 to 1 eget Omahas. Wea by three quarters o f a • mak between the eseebi sod third, sod a head brews= the third sod fourth; Tragedy was fifth, Pam sixth, sad Agues cat Nemeth, pretty well together. MATCH, 100, h ft. T.T.C. (6 furlongs 140 yard.). : Lord W. A. 1.8. Deiseles, by WeeibertiLlet 11b 13. awe* 1 Mr. brats . ea lib_ , ... • (Sardeseel I Bat : 6 mad to 4on Deitulou, who woo by half • Leith. Swilrere 3Beof 10 son. each, for 2 and 3.yr-iilde. The 'Homer so be sold far 80 soya. if deniandid, do. T.Y.C. (6 sobs.) Mr. Bond's edt by the Owesek, sat el Distend, 3 yr.. TO.. 1 Mr J. S. 1111.1se The Om, lyre, OA 11b ... .... .. ..111restoyi 11 Mr. H. Joessesse's Jesnale Mesh! yews. be ion ILlersosese) a ChM* Ileylr. MI.. Ode's. I re. to 12b.. ..... IL Kelm* 4 IL:g m en • lodyired. les 11.1 ~b . ~ . . .7to 4 a The tividebil ....... tot egst Lode Deems, 4to 1 each mist Larval sod Kiss Helena. Woo by two lengths, • length sod alai betimes the second and third. Maacm. 100, b ft, T.T.C. (6 fertaage 140 yard.). W. esirtori Mier be Salem TA Ille .. .Itordeseel 1 Oloros's beekeelee. Ti Ste tine : 6t04 an Blacksmith. Woo by thrarquartars of a length. Swam. ..nom of 10 eon. each, for 3-yr-olda and wards. The Maser to be sold for 100 soca. if la. Pirat half el Ab. K. (3 furlongs 216 yards). (6 mho.) Yr. Jukes*. lellie Lord by the Emperor. 1 , 34 TA 61. 1A1 1 Mr. P. Libeler@ Mints. 3 "14 Tlb ........ I lon d r r eiej I Ili r. Leann liebiller. 3 yrs. 14 710 .. _ I aVik 3 le r. 1.2 1 .r.31:11r,...1 7 ". 0 1 `43,448; .-. - • ::.!"...'.lt4.l:ii : B r eathe : 7 to 4 ..o w Little Gerard, 7to 7 Wet Braise, 4 to 1 each aget Mummy and Old Tom, 20 to 1 east thee sod Culotte ea ch fourt .) Won by h. a neck, • length between the mesa third NIATCI, 200. bR. First half et Al. K. Mr. P. Iletesomeh Assort. by Einnelaiier, 3 yrs. fit 11b Mr. Berber's Alma. 3 yre, IA rib (I. l l=a i Betting : lILtolO on Urea. Was by • '. sheet Pan HANDICAP EIWILYSTAXI4 Of 100 offs ea* k ft, the S-yr.olda Certain molars A. P. (1 with 3 the hap 73 wile). (12 sub..) agar . .4 Kilkla s e r t w in , bgetwltli. Yet Tile. d. ....Msolb i la Midst ltesimiehe,letiii, IW. Delimit 11 OsesratL taneeseet 4 MIIININWs II Y. the D id bu. To .. . tomarem I to : 6 4ea KIM& et i n, thi i • apt say other e=). Wes to • sealer by a hairth end • half, Aar Duty between the matad end th ird. P. K. the Duke of wee Metes off. RIMMWAL or Sllll GLASGOW STASIS of 100 boys. each, h ft; fa ( r 2-yr-olde ) ; cols, list 71h. bat three-quarters al H. mile. mita Mr. IL Wllltames Marla!, 8 W t AestreSsa„ 8475 Inseam) 1 Mr. J. MAirryti l t= . ll , Tll' l t: o " . P d. it'd* I .. 4. °Noss 3 : Even (at first 6to 4) on Amenne, 6to 2 err Peeeresor, 3 third. to 1 sgst Mamba (offered). Won by half • bed orTIONAL FELLING PLATS of 601.; for 2-yr-olds sad laworda R.Y. (I mile 17 yards). - Yr. W. tape Byta b... llDror. I yrs (Kt). tb .4/ . ..a I Mr. T. CMS trir lay. yn OW. tb NT I. Ittellre lm MIA Mb - .IW. Ti. hibititt alto raa : Attioamara ela girr isz Make, fly by Wass —Tisipborta. MII/M6lllll. &Wog : 6to 4 set Mow, 6to 1 apt llarmalat. Was by four kulgttto ; two lengths taws. the ineedl sad *Ad. Bwrararui.ao of 10 .on oak kr s3i-dds aid vp ward!g. es by as& ; Laths estwaii iiiiiiiiiiiii 1144. 15Trearmatis al 50 sm. net, Mt, for 21r-olda. (11 robra id. .41 1 4130 I 4P . a ......... °lee"' 3 LErrzas To Lenox, llaosou, Rio Jegingo, •.I) V ALPLIAIIIO.—Ow &Medi, MKS the Panne likais Navigation Cennonte at Cahn milt from Li tor Lie3ma, Kaden% Rio Janeiro, and Yarling°, ahip'e mail. Lenny will b naked r tn. Post-ollice, Liverpool, up to 11.15 cu.., and with& logo he to 11.30 e.ra [Advertiertnentl—HoLLOWAY's OiNTßint AND POMP Licsuall Imam. POI •meIIMMIL•42I4 lie lop way. Wormy! Mr. ttalshanik. list dal of k oil • boo m atoms as the 61116 Vie Ma as boom of tb • 114 W lasi to a.. y • Ma 1116 Sat = ow Las& siket the IWe ;atissi mow is aull MN ag Mint am aely MAW Iva be. ont , rely MOMMIMIMMIIear i g n. milli ohms all mks; for mindlimosiMMllM pirrisest cum geom.. am 4 IN• meimbeile blomias• Lab; Itutilivitu. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 28. (Balm Mr. Ocimaisloeir Paw.) tit 101 WALTOI.-IXISAOI3INAIIT PROCIIIDINGS.-COX• nun INTIM= Till SLR AND TNI MINCH. This woo on Alosnowl cortilloato mooting in tha owe of the h i ge r g a i g+ amitios and Wm. Willow, who wore ship toning. Wpm of Onownurch-owoot. Mr. /wiled unwed for fourteen oadwynilsse M Lloyd's, oppeshwy is ; Mr. Cottrell for the misuses; and Mr. Lemma owl Mr. lAnkl•ter for the tombs" la eselogwaro ot the tweseistly kb boor to which the prowsloge IMMO prelsoped—osseb ken 1 p... to 10 p.m.— we we aid obis OD ghe se NI • owed am elierwhe would low bow *Mel ef by the b• Xr lir. oilwle el th oyd e eset. The dist ton e lhogesdi wee Ile teem bedew of tLI, Bw, owl Co., wetk new th ship dwelt heads, but this lby =MN Wes panty s water esenat, and quite devoid et novel holm et Falk ISOM* with the ems of eloweselwe et worouried wog saw MINIM die sow 1010110 . 1181 1 110 asoNli• _ _ Mr. ilaspek blebs loth with dr Sateh lash trmeottose, epee ebb& bit Hoses dimmed palgtasit, to insalple whet ha celled the steassedatioa ea ghee aid aigNiatei without adepts sloe bobs abeagod he Ass. Mr.WIIIIIm Walks ere tbllowe—Tbe blithe 60W., diew .o = d m a y sad by PM^ was lest bill ; belt of it was le. We bed l tt a inT lips 2601. Mr. liargood—Be careful. Bankrupt—welt, I as act tere strew we hod hat Ids that , bat we bed spud to had his 2101. 13 fallow sued, sham admitted be bow al Os hasealoa, bat Me berths Marl.. did. Mr. Webta era eaphiald that William was abroad st the thee. It wet aft ea aeseatairdatioa bill; they agreed to Led Phillips 2601. Ile hip* wisher at the time they drew the bill they had hat PhlMpa he was. But r belea s pj a rd forage be whellael tbst the bill to pee n atessaedatlea 111. beg It wet sot Dego heel spat thele_igglioallos !baps paid he bill, or at hod Me bulb= AI, whoa Moues des Mr. essisisi—Wlies saw paid the MN Daalaspi—Our arsey. Ihugoo—Wel armr, The Otamadmer—Aalt gewgaw, don't make rematim. traits yea ern Y aesteasee with the rules of this court is roe ex I eh.l des my book. Mr. theeld be Um to find oat whin Wes are, hat Neely he way is whith I am attached by the eaglet renala se fres presuillag with say degree of per sona asehrt, _ _ _ tb• Thu Ountainimr—lt mai end by my putting an Ind to _olteintbar. Mr. isque qamile4—• 1142 deal Interrupt me. lam inlirmpted at way I put. Tim Cmemimismw-1 will interrupt you whenever you de port Auer cowl* you ought to pursue, which i• imply to ler. llloped (la wilaaes)—Did you pay the bill, or did Pilidpimp St the !liar maid. Ihrgood—l Ns maim le laugh at, and I don't know why I ea to be mode *elm* of everybody's ridicule. The Carr sekeer—Tra droll earket yes easereades prorlii d eltall rave the erre pusesody re don% r. —I shall be rile goeprired to pursue the b ooby day, bett preassally mbar dleoberglag a palls duty I will not submit te be bleeforod with in this way. Other persons are not biletrupted, and I will not, therefore, be subjected to interruptioa (to witeses)—Did you pay the mosey for that bill or did Phillip, f' Bankrupt—Phillip/a beaker paid ft. Kr. I deal meat a shade of that sort—Who paid the bill P Baaltrupt—Philllpe's beaker. The Commissioner—Keep reward that answer Wary tier if you Mu Mr. dergood—l am obliged to the court far such a ripe dos ; that is not the imistanee I expected to reesive. The Commissioner—l ham so desire to amid you. lure ood—That I timely believe (to witare)—Wleo, is troth, paid the bill. Beekrupt—?hidEbeakeee. Plargood—W la foot, paid the bill P Baakrupt—Philli • berm& Mr. Lawman,— bend the merg i t z Bankrupt — Ws Mind Mr rerty. required a 2501. lees. I enrol tell you ekrber be ass to west his part of the easammtlatios. I deal sterember whether be told se so. Ho odd ine to dal UK be him end mks a trail; bM. Ha aid No le We lam. Mr. Ilersowl-1 an art weft West a law Tlaa Clenwhisw—Owallssa yaw wawa, sad do lot pay siamis we sus asallisi fa hi& your eenow. Ho et( me Me omilmes as law for 360 L awl I eardwe Wow as Ma kr We ansamt. — Aftor — sraTtith — iths7sar taTtiaTtir 17tweer the 0:101101•• akar sod the bath etrark sad nue tharthties, the Waltrip this' list ea the lith he geth • ahem far Mi., with tried Or b, owl ties is re-tbew for the 2601. trivial argil W Mee bets paid by Phillips. Ilr. looped per aled to laysorgeto the eitearlowase wader while sersol elbow bile were emoted amid wegstiad, sod se they WWII sourly dl el the err asnaler, • ireteros mil he rather to thew the .t 0.,. at the w irfr far twerp* lie lib wthebred Y the 1111-bsok 199 owl ISO were thews hi lie Mamie asesplid by De Maser far Meth; these lithe wan gloss to soot two arm bile (94 sad IS) i whisk had bran era kw ea sines node by the beshatthie es the freight at • mod Asa as he hoes; lie use sot having arrived with the two rest beanie irk the two latter were glees la etstunuatica al the edemas — ilk, Om trismillsa. -That appears • prfictly logilints Mr. eangood—l dare say It* only ay cilsota unfortonotoly don't think so. After a Onniderable amount of additional examination with impost to trameastione with a Yr. Bank and WI very nor the err dienesise se re ihsegeber His Serer add—Tbe ear ;dein sums le be that as berme wer ht the lad of asowiffsi aseentmodation bills ; end V net all to pay for his own Mb Ilist would be a very itossiherabit geminereial offence tut ro saineanos of this oar le sot that he asmensit for Berk lee this Beach w onted for his eceerredatioe. Bare morn le have bent perfectly solemn ; he hes met his Ws when dry oars to maturity red Wins. tart, woo pretered Iran hos Kearny deposits It Is a palatal thing et Men to sash by mass of ran roan le lathing at all. I think rose who Fa bninend ce a garden of oertifloate abseil hike lo nesenda thee then greed ler re Offerlika. It not Yr to the bombast la cam e es kb W =sad mire aspirrdsneet eery denerder wither leg trot whether dry ewrsorr trenakedine. This. bernapta are pence' of vary oddraW indigenes, zatwith ataning the didealties In mike sre they seem to he very ready in giving the bat I believe it le almost opptweilve to mery la en sprain in the mamas this is oeudected. Yr. litergood—lf my clients will withdraw my befell shell b. happy to leave the court, bat my Monte believe thsk op position gro=4sd • and as some excuse for myedf may stalks that I have ions it the ONO what I never did bias--I ben Oven eight COMINICatiI• hers to QS elliniss tioa el I the books, so rat I idild Indosind drily and I Amoy de. The idler invedgetion two et rase nese, the mispisione of o thr r areg are not asimed, *bay nand wane farther The narration thaw nocerei =di put 10 o'clock at arb. whin ea ediounneent vas tars eine dl., .4h the view of as ibling sounsel to themselves for their ad dresses le the we CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (More Mr. :Who Ida) .fooph 'timothy, 20 was indicted for fehadcaely seeealtieg emmutash Hilearn, with latest to rob her. Mr. Gest arid Mr. Brooke coodoehri the preepostiae. The prieo•wr ww elided by Mr. Doyle tad Mr. Dowell. The edam imputed to the primmer wee owe of a wry mime sad derhig character. It wore& that the pose rout: wee ea aged lady, who rerMi with her eon, a retired workroom, Is Ji!MI, -Walk Oasewrcial-r?ed, Peckham, so elks Wog Imo= el Ilmi - beeim aal NE errrhol, else gm el** k Ile lea, dr es d Ile panseds we evl L l sid me buir eleg lb mew alas la Ihe Was Aloes im mom bleb approsi arts ma mem bie Ile Illiesiolib saw =Se est hb as eri be ememeemi Ile di bey, :elk libels mbe we ember gha t le egems shod shahs maid i le ISIS he selleit "liimear old what I el; bell pis Sam eel II - MAU W. I via kill pea" lb Ihia *sew wds 4/1. leilfe See, mai imp& lime me eeelWipsl d s sus eel del her he wa r Impedes Wien be hid ase we he shod as le aim pewee ale wee emasigp due by, "Oe op esslis" eel abe Ss bowl emelmspei T h rg ap SUL The Ems vas mergleel alb be s Ibis Se =lilanatale sammilies me di MY him she SS in as dew *mak it oat web Maiae ma mild set be bsw bettor. Fortalyilly SS this ammimell Ile as of the mow semis eme la, sad be aid dr Ina ahem be was es &kg gib hie mobs TY ime breeilmalp aid mile lim easmisine *be sue op almbe. eel Imee ere sin im ad *tip dillies dembelibe as, mad ism el Ems ease him neweg lire lab • him pesereer. Theibtee mmma es hag& ell bile dr pemiee amg Amid est Ills vmg, meg ft mirel Sat deal Cl= Vie IMP ea WI a a. Sok spa Ile sell mod grand el lber=le il Zbe ems meg dim see glis ma mks him lisisess. AG lbe valherale k Ibmlr armee el IS *es t hes we II Sea vie obis alasmeeie, end sae Mei et is gamy Swam &dee, eel ausismd. The prism es as taken mill Oho NS el het MOO* MIMI be Vali ityraboDded by .....I=l. • vay seas miei sew wise er re P in libuarliaidr fit l-, and upon his Mk; hha Set he was elope/ lik sr slang sad :111=b lab gis posetetriz of Peelibeim, oim tbs 18th m a ssai s ha julinallia sad her son . au OD 1111 e• pii81111; sail a led she gad la lbe real am Ile MEN sea die win. ale pmmosreemi de rtar the paean Mr skid it • Saabs away gas Jearreeres, mei mimosa MOW he took the prisoner &rale into custody. He said he knew nothing about the matter. After List was taken in custody he made a statement. and repeated it before the magiatates. A man named Brett bed Ism taken In melody for receiving the copper, but was discharged at the polio, court. Jabez Legg, an indepentleat gentleman living at Stratford, Bret, stated that he was Use executor to the late Mr. John Taylor, of that place, end saw him buried in the vault of Stratford Church in 1846. The atoll was put into • copper coffin. The deceased had bum a ooppermnith, and had directed the coffin to be made three yews before his death. The Intrinsic value of the coffin wee about 101. In 1860, • brother of Mr. Taylor was burled in the same vault, and at that time the coffin previous) y put /a was safe. The prisoner List was then brought from the dock and ex amined. He said I have been gravedigger to Stretford Church, and bad been about four years. The prisoner Saville need to come and help me to dig the gram. Mr. Craddock was the sexton, and mod to keep the keys. In the summer of 1866 • peat many paves were dug during nos day. The prisoner Saville emu to me in the ard and laid, " What do you my, loamy, to having Dr.Tay s coffia out f " bio, I will not." He said, "Never imbed, let as have it out ; let as come and have a drop of beer." I said " I don't care about it." He Wrdme and " Let us have a pot.l ereat to the Cosa and Horses, and than Seville went home and got a beg, with some tools, a hammer and a chisel. Then Is a wooden gate and an ircn one leading to the vaults. The tools are kept there. The wooden gate is looked, but not the Iron one, and sometimes the wooden one is not locked. It wee seldom locked. At that time the gate was open, and I any Servile go in. I afterwards went down end found him in the opened vault. I saw him take the copper off. He tore It and broke it up. He put it into another vault, and hit it. It was about six la the morning. He than wet sot sad finished Survive, end left till the Mon day. Thewa as Saturday. He then cameend said thatßrett, a mobs 100111 dealer at Stretford, would buy it, and he went and heeled a truck from Brett's, end the copper was taken there la bops. Saville and Brett came out, and we went to • beer-shop where I got 10e. ed. ; that was all trearexamined—l had sheep up to this time worked honestly for my living. I have beam shocked ever since. It has weighed heavily upon my ooneoleoco. Whin I was questkered at the gao l I told all about It. The other evidence even went to corroborate this witness, and proved that about the 24th of last August, Saville, having had some quarrel with List, came home end said to some neighbours of his, " What do you think I have had thrown in my teeth this day about that copper coffin I' I knew nothing about it ;" but (pointing to Liet's house> mid, "he was the man who dole it and whitewashed the plem after wards, and I yea the man who sold it, I know I shall be transported, but I don't are an hag es I bring him in it. My bands smelt at the time, but they are clean now." Mr. Atkinson, for the defence, commented upon the ab sence of material corroborative evidence, and cathodal that the absurd statement' made by Saville when inflate d. g a il / y. liquor (nicht not to be considered enough. The ow ageinet the prisoner might have been put beyond bad the prosecution chosen to call the man Brett, whom the ma gistrates had discharged. The Common Serjeud having summed up, The jury, after a brief deliberation, returned a verdict of Ouilly. The prisoner Saville, who became my violent upon hearing the verdict, said that List had been bribed to tell the lime he had against him. It wee then shown that Saville bad been before convioted. ldr. Robinson said that List had all through the matter told the truth without any promise being made to him, sad bad be not pleaded guilty, he should have abstained from offering evidence, in order to use his evidence. There was another indictment for stealing the leaden coffin placed in the semi vault In 1&50; that, was taken • week after the cop per one. The Common Berjeant, in paring sentence, said the canoe committed by the prisoner was an extremely *gra veled one, as there via no knowing the extent of injury done by wounding the feelings of the friends of thou whose remains had been disturbed. The remains of the dead were a rout sacred win, and the breach of that trust in the pri soner List was aggravated from the circumstance of hie position, but believing that Saville had suggested the crime, and that List had told the whole truth, be should make a marked difference in the sentence which he was about to pus, end that was one of eighteen months' imprisonment upon Saville, and six months upon List. Saville was then moved from the dock, threstardag to do for the vitreous when be ewe out of gaol. Yr. Robinson applied that the court should award the ex poser of this prosecution span laces than the ordinary scale. The parish authorities had very adroitly slipped the exposer, which were heavy, upon the executors, and their tenet had long been distributed. The Common Serjeut said that public justice would have been greatly disturbed bad not this case been properly prom oted, but be tamed be had no power to interfere. Tie bowery were sew very reetrietire. FOLIRTH COURT. (Beim as iteradar.) W Awe rie Uses, 38, dirk, phstded guilty to having embsimied messy* esserssidiseg te VOL, the preprtyof George Haywrd esd smother, his melee. Mr. W. Cooper, who end for the defence, said that the plater had got into difflositiss through his eadesvoure to lacemes the business of his employers, end since the cow sham of the offence had done all in his power to repair ft, firth by fully putting the prosecutor in possession of ell the !sets, end now by pleading guilty. &vend witnesses were called, and they gave the prisoner • ldgb ehusater, and the prosecutor strongly recommended hint le mercy. The Recorder said, howee much persons in the positiondewed sympathy, inch awe cottil °r6 nO n t er' tt: lightly plea over. He wee senteseed to eighteen months' imprisonment. Ammar liressderne, 18, servant, was Indicted for stealing six bank notes, each of the vane of 61., and three soversiges, the properly of her master, Hwy Rudd. Mr. Langford prosecuted. The circumstances of the we were somewhat peesliar. The prisoner, who had been Olken se servant front the Greer wichlinlos. had persuaded the daughter of the promoter, • child not 14 yesrs of age, to abscond with her, end at the owe time mole the notes. They were, however, traced to the Greenwich railway elation by the parents, when primmer contrived to this the 11110i412 notes and gold lute the child's poswession. They were shoat starting for Scotland. The jury Acquitted her. THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOllBl3. The Lord Mayor handed the following letter to our re porter, with a request that he would give it publicity : " Committee-room, Stock Exchange, " London, Oct. 28, 18.58. "My Lord.-1 am desired to address your lordship cm the charge made yesterday against William Lemon Oliver, oarrying on buidneas as a stockbroker at No. 4, Aosta friars. Many of our members have bee much annoyed at the frequent occurrence of crimes of this kind, committed by Lleoiling themselves stockbrokers, who are not mos olf the Stock Became*, and I am requested to Asa thee they would feel themselves particularly obliged to your lordship if y o u woulll take the 111111,014 opportunity of eating publicly that William Lama Oliver is net. and never was, a .esker of the Stock Bachange.—l em, lbs., "Grows LOVILIIIS, " Secretary to the Committee for General Purposes. " To the Right Ho. the Lord Mayor." The Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknow ledge the receipt of the following donations for Frances Johnston :—Seecad collection in the perloar of the Blue An chor Tom, Fessoloreh-street, 11. ; two berme* at the Ship and Castle, Bristol, 3e. GUILDHALL. Pi'illina ifilthe, a lad 16 years of age, In the employ of Mr. Welter, a pawabroker, of Aldasgate.street, was plead at the bar before Alderman Carter, charged with seed ing a quantity of plate, watches, and jewellery to the value of nearly 2001., from has WWII premises, and Henry Hop4isaa, described as a of cues for " crino line " we charged Leeching the property knowing it to have been stolen. Mr. Albert Neste, the soilonot to the Pawnbrokers' Ame r:dation appeared for the primioution. _Mr. J ohn Merritt Welter, a pawnbroker at 106 and 106, AMeregate-chest, said the prisoner, Millen, hes been In my employ, se • warehouse boy, about eighteen menthe. On the Ind of July lot I took rook, and discovered a delelemy au the previous stock-taking of about 1481. and in en clamouring to torment from what cause the deeds/soy aroma, my foreman found the delineate of a watch pledged for on the 16th of July, 1857. I know that watch is not in stock, neither has it been delivered. I suspected the prisoner Mlles, sad tared him with rubbing as. On my to mad for • couetable he meld be had hikes the w l et r e e l= the ticket referred to. He mentioned various other articles which he had taken, consisting of watches end rings, which were in pledge for sums amounting ia the whole to about V., and and be had toes up all the tickees. The whole of those he menttosed have been taken mince my lot stock-taking. On being asked how he had got rid of the property be said be used to meet Hopkins, who always bought them of him. I then showed blot the ticket of a welch pledged for IL, which was mining, and mluid him bow much Hookas gave him tor that, and be said U. He then gave use Hopkins a addreer. I thought it my duty to give the prisoner Millen into custody, in order that the affair might be thoroughly invernierated , afterwards food a tlsbt of a Mime catak, pledged for 3e., in the pocket of some clothes Managing to the primmer. Hopkins wee then taken into melody. Aldermaa Carter—Have you any idea how be got rid of the wan f Mr. Walter—l eked him bow he had spent it, and be said it was by going to the Zak Tavern, in the City-road, tad also hiring a lone end chaise at 12.. a day to drive out of town on Sundays. Aldermaa Carter—This mesa Indeed to be the age of IF ffasuiset when boys of such a wader age rand drive out of town on Sundays. Bailey, the Aker, rid that Hopkins, on being taken bat custody, denied all knowledge of litho, who, however was quite ono Hopkins rasa the tuaa who bought all th e pro perty of him.—Both prisomers were remanded for a week. Alfred Lew, "o7iLet, alias Grant, alias Ordw, sod nab= wise siowo, was charged on romaad with conspiring with others to obtain caseation of dwelling- - houses for fraudulent representations. Mr. W. Marshall, barrister, and Mr. J. D. Weeks at ducted the proeecution ; Mr. hope, solicitor, attended for th e aceund. Mr. Harebell observed that since the previous examination the are had assumed • more seriotts aspect, and he was new in a condition to show that, within the Wt four months, th e =had obtained possamion of no lees than eleven of different parties at various parts of the town. It :=ldthat the stem adopted by the prisoner was t system posse lion of a house, and put some one into one of the apartmen ts rent free, and then to let the others weekly, He than obtained the rental for a time, and when premed for payment, he either deserte d the premises or refused to gi n , up to pomade° =lre the landlord gam him a sum of money get rid of him. A number of oases having been clearly proved spinet the prisoner, he was further :emended for a week. MARKEY& COTTON.—LrviapooL, Oar. 28.—The dull end primed tome d the market still coathmes, end the melee Only mount to tr ptua, balee ; eproalation, 600. 1,000 lioret, 6}(l. ; 200 81d. to ;60 Marealmot, 8 6-166. to 90.; Aroseicao. WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADVOID, OCT. 28._ Daring the peat week the traussodona mad kinds of combtei wool have hen more numerous, sad hither prime have beta realised than for some wet/ a rt The supply thil la market only limited, es y of bright-haired sorts Nods and broke. are taken Into consumption as made, at g shade better prices. In yarns the demand for home eon. gumption continues unabated. The export homes have not been tree buyers for some weeks pest. The piece market k not so well wended by ceendsaate as usual. Maaufacturns are &key working to order. A farther rime in the velem of goods s mews to be table from the advanced price of the raw l. COBN.—Bramrsottis, Ocr. 28.—At Gloucester market, on the 2kd, wheat ruled dull, at the ourreaey of the previose week: at Worcester, the same day, lower _pekes were nib mined to. Barley nominally =altered. Date firmly held for previous rates. Beans tending downwards. Yore doing in peen Duriag the present week there has been less in q for when but no reduction acceded to. Barley, beans, end oats taken in retail at our quotattoni. At Wolverhamp too, yesterday, fine wheat realised as much money; but in ferior qualities were airbag lower without finding buyers. At this day's market/ there was a large supply of wheat, and we reduce our quotatioma ls. per quarter on all dualities. unßaraltned ley sad beans both tending downwards. Oats and pee . Damns, OCT. 28.-We had tether a short supply of wheat, whkilt met a slow sale; the very best samples reached last week's prima, bat eD semoodary and tartar sate woes about Is. a qr. lower. For seed wheat there wee a brisk de wiest& There was a good supply of herby, which sold fetal, at n shear* al Is. a qr. on the beet anent's.. In oats, bras, sad peas no alteration to note. Wheat, beet, 41a. to 465. ; udddliag ditto, 36e. to 41s. • inferior ditto, 30s. to s6s. Bexley, 345. to 46e. Oats,to . 325. Beans, 4ds. to Ils, Peas, 425. to 4435. Flour, fine, 32e. to 345. per sok; seconds, 295. to 31s. Ida Ncitseraa, Ocr. 28.-Since our last repeat the trade in all its bronchia has ruled exceedingly languid, and ins little badness transacted in any article could only be pro rooted by yielding some concesaion in price. The Wpm, into Liverpool are only to a moderate extent from all goers tire. The atteademee at market this morning was deader, sad • most inanimate feeling was maaibsted. Fine white wheat, being sores, brought previous rates, but the demand for other kinds was extremely limited, and while the but descriptions might have been obtained at a reduction et Is. per quatier . „ inferior sorts were unsaleable even at a greater decline. When was ao disposition shown to buy dour; millers sad factors were generally offering at 6d. pa rick tibut the soles effected were 'so unimportant that prime iittle more than nominal. Oats and oatmeal sold slowly, barely supporting the currency of this day se'nnight. Beaus end Indian corn were again rather cheaper. Nawaia, Ocr. 27.-At to-dars market we had a good ,apply 4mi . i of wisest. The following are the present prices :- now whits, 475. to 49e.; old, 43e. to 440. • mew red, 461. to 46e. ; red, 345. to 40s. Barley, malting, add. to 40s. ; Ms. to 325. Oats, We. to 34e. Milt, Ms. to 725. 8e..., 60a. to 62a. par qr. . . NIWII7IT, Ocr. 28.—We am only moderately sopplinl with tritest, which mat a steady sale at Is. decline from hat week. The supply of barley not large, for which the pekes of lad meek ware hilly maintained. Oats, beans, and peas continue dull. UMBRIDOI, OCT. 28.—With a short supply the trade fe vary dull. Wheat sells from 42.. to 60e.; barley, 324. to Ns., oats, 224. to 30e. ; peso, 44e. to 48e.; beans, 455. to We. per qr. WATRILPOILD, Orr. 27.—We have had small supplies of home grown gram since Saturday, and very moderate arrivals of foreign; but the depressing acoonnte from Lew don have esumed the market to rule dull to-day &wall Ertl& at barely tats rates. EDINBURG., Ocr. 27.—Our market was exordia* Line to-aty. Bales heavy for ell Idatts of groin. Wheat aa the top ls. down, and on the enrage ad. down. Barley m the top le. 3d down, mad oa the overage la. 10d. down. Oats on the sop ern as lest market, and on the average 3d. down. Bern on the top ad. up, and on the overep Bd. up. CATTL7L—Entesuao l l ig Oar. 27.—The supply of sheep Ulla ng Was 6,63 0 , 1,874 fewer than lest week. Good sheeptully maintained teat week's priors. Tbe inferior sorts were a dull sale, end • number were unsold. Aged sheep. 61d.; top cement prioe, from 6d. to 61d., and down to 61. per le. • few aged blackhead wethers brought 66.. a heed, being fully 7d. per lb. The number of cattle was 687, being 46 hr than last market. Bele+ were rather doll, and a clearance not effected. Top prim. 7s. 9d. ; current, 7s. 3d.; middling and interior, from 6s. to fe. 6d. per imperial stmts. Fed pigs, from 4s. 6d. to 6e. 6d. per imperial stone; six to eight weeks old do., from 64. 6d. to 9e. a head. There were in the market 6,630 sheep, 687 fat tattle, 48 loan cattle, 66 mulch cows, and 841 pigs. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wise Po. MI& TAY. TOY RAILWAYS. 014 a mem dtabitlia. 1/64. 1147. Wok ondlag October 17. A A £ A lashavor awl tAr.LM.lnalnb leg 11054•1 444 Male:min —166 D 7.416 1.116 Moat ww. b Ludo., Mau. 66813 . 11164 . 66 Sztia.Sno ilissesstra . 46.1 811 1,111 *ea softie; debit.. limbo, sot Mom . 14 In 1.111 1.114 1.111 04446ar „ 154 14.7 01 22.857 „me 1/.11 AT 700 84 144 1U kii rent '''''' if 430 446 11 111 mom • — NAIL . 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