The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, Iso9. Assail INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIL—Cioyoos, Moon 12. (at. we Mc Julian Illickbara and • Camas hwy.) ILIDIIIAD V. ROCK. tie -.se Ea estios b reeoue the aseasst of • rromistory so res ur Mi. Oros . by the ahriesa io the *Wit atquerue hod pet seeend ghee ups record, but the urterial are Mild l dot the mete is questios wee urine I,' Ns Mope wed esselihmeita- Serpa:et Perry out Mr. ?Mg, mere counsel fur amp P -ash! . Mr. . Hawkins, Q.C.,8011 Mr. Doyle appeared l o t de :Mehemet. . _ -- beTjimat ierry ,Is opals. Ss W die jury, mid that racier or/leery trreemeleethe ell due tees feeeseway te a it ea ectota epos • all el miry eta peewleeery al* twee prove that a erv. rook by the isiwire, bus la 01 tee est rotrdi nary pies the wee pot oyes the =Se deleadwit It would be be binto Ow • shed el the shoutsetaucet seem tAir Sit mole is sifts IS Um precede Ito Its seeseive et the gees deiiel Is dr emblems. lied abe be mil set Z . there bus es Wombs esesezies beeseestbe W the Wl sad Selloisse, bet he believed thee, sirs lbe bed heed dr fres, they eresli be et *sin that As *WM woe sallided w storreeps Oe preasee asks. . ThelleleMik a mum gest $ yew *lye, we Ohm rasolieeL !he ited that Is the yeat Net die w empioyel al • r Jels-eleeet, 0.- a .. the len la the Whit et pig he • paha. Yon shoe Yee how hat illmer. Ups see seeedes the delhaemat haemete Mo. eel ebileahe was mope is mime the areepiper betesehei he es the .heeler with ble sad they sewed late seeemeellea legMbay, art elm add Lae area abe bleed, with he to the Veadtell r4d. They he... 'Peg Intimate eierehle, mad the &enema weed iv ellevr he IL wok, est le Sneed he to heeeila Leige4eil, $. Sibtorreed, ceded ther sore wash' et hie Issilp, bar dist he voile give bee the U. • Ma OW* male lei LM. tests, 1885, ta• Moine Wm Mr • iffekola "le (R payable ea deemed, hoe toil her she tees to ear soy we ut n lltilka she ilisivel the U. • sea, me wham bopt chat lot. easel 111611, ghee she pee It boa te the de bedew epee hr &log he the we kr SOL that we the wtp t tile rem et rotes, The elholeal dieentaired W bee I. IL a wet le April keL Cruereaeeetad by Ms. he ben • dreenmakee di ber bib 131te wee webs 111611111 IMO dia. l at. • wee& at the film *he benne meinettied with the d. leedeat. Mr. liewitba Sistatiaty to • whibp4miell diererM lull MIL melee le to TB ye•te elli, seta we. 'attire .at the cm twee table) —le that the MA Yew ? (e. kel01) The wiener mid a wee _ _ _ _ &To; arsrsia;;L; ;o7sirri—Tho bat Orr rat eel erred is I. public-boar sr die Wirt tosahrt bar os tba roarer lots bas otkk rat is re man re (A lauoh.) toad Ms at tartit ra e ry= bat .b did sot weak wry mos Is Ms. Oa tho loot moms. otto told lir rim trat mar roll, sad rade r oppaorost tot Mt Is ars IVA 1111, Ism Tot fast Ina or woo very psi stralsi by Ws Mrs. (Irsottlr) lb. did sot tatr duo dr aid primma to bwr waft, vitas k. err tr Arai 1011111. Mr. N•.hme—Wly MI pm ma berodoce Ma toyer soother ? t;dr' arra SO year mother everythiss yes de id= you Mr. itaeksa—l WWI* Okeeil an tell her it I tech • leery to au d worm Me the (pekating to the debrier). (Riree ctim =ora tweed The err !wow Uri Ink plow hirer her wed the dander skeet ass rake elks tisk Ist lateriew. She did set tail bar swam is,l skeet Air (A lank.) The de durer eikerrade ter • Weep he be, mil be lebsiord hpt r his wife, .d rid. il it .r.. Wilmer rd ad kgu.earseraulthedelydrL Id.trdr esy hewetsliest 60. (Lariats ) digdMest hse. tkrke was oiridenildy ore 70. Ha had le to leek wry aid latterly. Would rear thr=set ill = at nor r 7101. or Are hr. He odd to pay the LI. • week mord, doss to the gm...at y • .r. end ..retiree ke p.. hut • har shtilter braids desist the ear. Whew re ire up the 201. to the defers:it rid le her. " If yes adve re thet rite you • tars re. Dickey." (Lsegkvir.) iteszartad—Debetird doer gelled her " Dickey." (Reedits! hisser.) Be used ireqrstly to rose sad tar ha atria oda her. red he preelly hueught about halls putt of true sad hie spa is hie year (A laugh.) Mrs. Jar Death, the al at Ur *Mut proved that she sew the deterset gis her the SOL MIL ire Woo said she Iris rate ths wet to allow her U. • weak. By Mr. Hankies-80e decliaed to state what the If. • week ems to br gives for. Mbe might imagine is her own mind emembior acme the metier, but she did not *mead theme to my en ytbteg upon that 'abject 01. Math.) Mr. Hawk... a the dra• ri the cam for the plaatilf. sub- mated ,hue the defendant's plea bed boa made oat, and that than we.. thing t go w tbe jury. W. Joanne Bl•ickbuis mid that the plea involved a gem tios of bet whi, h au should leave to tas jury. He abash, boaster, certainly rol. ass maniere( law that if they believed the mealieretise fur ihe note la ireetion was that the pisto l*, Arnold be s. • prostitute VIM the old fuel, the dia. dent Me meld sot roamer is the present ectica. N,. Hawidee this nude a mod humorous mimeh to the jury as behalf of the defendant He mid that his horsed Mud we. quite right in *tit* in his oyes* address that the inquiry was ass r f a very pecaliar sad delicate charetise, sad he thought the jury would ham ao diMaslty in cola* to a mmelmike is to what were the real `em at the ems. This eM fd, who vat snarly in Ms &doge, bed bees dsYad up by " Deekey," sod she had made • very rind thing isdrd eat of him. It wee paafgatly absurd to that them had yam bens myth* Kos allestios su M ~g the partite, but the Sabin/ ovidambly thought she had get ho'.d of a foolish old man who weak! kaki messy upon her, sad " seemed to lave been pretty wide swab s all through the promodings. She bed got more than a hundred spar out of the old man ever since had beat ecqiesisted with him, sad he laid he thought mita ought to have bees saiiitied without Nutmeat,* to get this ed ditioss: illy pounds. He thee urged that it wee imporsibls to doubt fur a moment for whet pimples the promissory n-ite is gaieties wee gives, sad that the defendant wee et arty entitled u,a ir.rdict. Mr. Jusiic• Dirichlet, having briefly summed up, and ez y'ttled the law to theist', they at mat retuned • smite r the daiserleat, M the agar tsar ems` doubt lots the t• we• giros for aa ammo:sal MIDLAND ClRCClT.—WeitirldE, Arica 11. Net Yaws Covar.—(Betas Mr. hake kris.) VitOW I. In KM. I. thi• one Mr. Ileauley, Q.C., nod Mr. O'Bries, lac wrasted by Mr. lidatoadit, were for the plantar; end Mr. &resat Hayes, with Mr. Field, Monsen by Mr. 11. Date, for be 4efwatinsi. To. pintatiff t. Snadon Janet Chew, Baptist mialeter, wit the tot nen% Willem Duke, ose of id °acre/elm. Tie dirdleettos re! forth that the defeadeat. no canons r•• rein., Maly as 4 restetotedy rpoke .o 4 publ4h/1 °find r ...apart the pleirtd, is relates to ht. e.lhag as re'eleter ot o ehareh of promit.nt dierstare, sad and erten deft riaciry w.ed. .ad expramlcite week wen set oat. The de lariat ploothil era that be we an platy, sad apcoadly tlet hi. awesomg wee true be wateince add I. effect. Me. gloriosa lin.% immeniag hie meet that the eon 104 ban hr isybt to . War trial, odd hat chest was eri , nng tagthe saga AGSM ill referred to • Baptist stairosr of high otsodies. to be chi na by the pleatill, tad that the de • mon al tho Wain ehoulJ be lasi bravo decnies toot place henna the learned judge, Mr. Meralay, sad Been% Hem we the 'abject, the re ini of weak we that the plaid' pereleted in ;vise as with the err, eats/ so hi mews the the delankat lad twice apaini.4, hat still °lathed to libel the $0 1111. Mr. Marsaley thee onaid his cow. He said Mr. Chew, the piesmi., wa• atm thirty-bnjeere ef age sad we td.. ruarte. Til the wragegatioa of Bendatreet Baptist Chair), et Ihrotactme. He rewind hi. edstwilos St the bept•st Cigar, a Briesol, when he east some throe,. ton yeore, sad mast weed • lab cciarantor so • stadest. itaiN Oak sad before he west to Birmingham, le was • whiffambele itt Chador andel I....denter. Is the issawary maser wee in. c..ptima, Mr. Chew name to BINIVIS the , is • whiney teaks pew Ts bead. east Cluie boolsolot of 1 al, sod pr and himself as • essilless kr es eiw. H. pesolad tefure the awistiptia. Thee wit limo other essalibitee. Mr. Chow we ads*, oared L y it.. caw. of ell eciaginged.., tad is soadistilos of the malt of that oa.maamisa. sal a isolleahl la I mar il M, Cosy fent Mt„ of Leiganear he (ir. tee) tn. e'octel la ths Erie el Mit er s as- IF-alsoi railer the nalsolta wile me of to , it.... 1 • .tii• ,-i Ctn.!. Mt es MIAs anwrisso with. .ad w.. h.1! oat to tho thot If the shwa) proneel, and the coastwise's* Ifs saint wadi wriff i. t•eateneetot. Mr. Cow olil al in sztremiety popular with hit .. em to be areal LOIN the p wee le led eria g r i =eis cottontail°. of the body wbi 'a or eseetemsd that the elect.At .boald take pine by the nt.jorin of the e acregetion. It tight be ascamary to mate ot dm esteet the .as. of allaissoo nod relettioaef neaten, eft asterally arced the eircarseares of the eon. la th. Ore plan the croai.boo •n 4 4-rat eseareed the esselidshe 1 fur hossaer—obieh Is alert we orahnorliic—sal If that nammelos wee satleftetary they reported to • mean( of mombare. That • dentelos we .it to warnist the me diae ad if their reanimating wore sin ....teciory the tabula, woo pr loosed l• • ariaria of coanbere. It this m ooed the ewe of IM malsolly be ewe Ma. Roily tea le. Chow had bas appeared ,legs same iposika oar a to the shim is of • catlike As rest ii lesielow was me Iwo law lesrlei a as ertless. ad Ili tor sat elialsal. Ow el the shercee weds was the was 1.110 ea la, se es rapsioshatf, sfsellered r asif rowdior astasery le tie ossonseti.e a 0. s m.* . Ti.l lagedle woo lie pew a Mt. Citow's poem ass eft proem lied. Thep mil as ter awe lima Ise eta • twee arose with be lho sesids• at a ma• Ye who wee oared with key Mire As forplii wee oado is es oast ewe sal lie lin qestri ea • pet be es arit al the abooe. Ti. else, doeiell ea 114 Amid at be wail Assam of iho dew lisseld went Mr. Chow was de lio seed lib as= Me wall of the sheitb.-es steres 'lea' ray 1 et 100 month of October, after Mr. Char bod bee woom bur ton etas meta. the alliiivriti" we. " °IN sonar d alb him that they predated his with spine sod • wane - mai of • very grim/frac el:imagist, swag Beth kin Mel path% sad Wading puticelerly te , chr i s m isMina oidt which he lied borne the revalese of owed& ussilers of the okeroh. This teetkoontel wee mimed by the Mindest, W. Doke, ends pest rug rims of the cossmgalas. The Auks to his foreswear was made wintriness, to the withdrawn of • action of therm pirdis. Ile (Mr. Merieksy) ere et • lass to ossoshe bow there perm who signed this leedrenial in October, pond, la akw rode, Nome so bider spinet hits. Bat so It we& IS Y. mos& of Feltevry last Mr. Chew ematiceed inc Mt. Didteities defendant) the peetlen den Inetiderelel to earry. Mr. Doke air oohed • meting ef the abash is tesOfer the metier Ist so sodas of this seestr• wee gives to Mr. Chew, end at it, behind hie beak, • violent enelenglet wee redo on him. The rode( was held la the 1140 rig of Apnl, red • resote ties you drawn up and wbmiiilid to it, WIWI slam Mr. Chew to resign. net mar was ospived by lone leis rem OD tine, nothwithensdir g the wits in his avow, Mr. Mew kit it tits duty to emir. He therefore tendered kis neissenos to dr odious. • fir eirtisp of the okerob— for lime wee me dear the SPA mooting was peolted—wee Yes bad, end, Otiose • division, Mr. Chew wss called ups le numb In his atl4 fgr. Ow was gent trots Mat nerbh, NA weber was twin at whir It he met. Se dm swig that Ile mil set esenent hie Nolgueles awl mils skim et the elte Wen Ms WI Iles pidfoner Wielde, wb. = d en= el lie revises irrilag. The= by tar sot d Mx. Mow let by tbe act of this =O--norny Xt. besin ka lt Horn, grahrg....rgr, iiy expelled the isseaup- Om Oa So le el Meg swam westing was 1111, set it ansbers of dr dm& bat by some disconesnen IsiE The *Nike iffswalag tt web. 621kes Dar . main A beheld to- as tow evessitiotreasenhasi ' teen at the wow of Maltby attest end ' • Viet, of rfJ those peon% wombat of the ai I.strest, who disapprove of the t= Ind adding, semis in Ash Mr. aiseithe the As aas pies ; awl = PIM arse Mai lA* r rtrafflur. Yes all i smod riswasag as the time and piece skoreid. le min in &Ai mw ' d o om nice manna as say dme be thought enadient he nessenea thereto. (81ped) Thaws Paral." 'fble was Meg May the Oa. This laletl h w: Shadow nailed by the illesested owloThe waft was held, ant vieshillsws wei g e z =S• Prlitt. *Asia by tee disk= and It wee Sea nenialises which ewe la the int phew emasiseil at. The alias ale shed to spas woe& ; ohs andatkas were mood dra The nmehmions one as Mew: Mead by Mr. lisp kin, is.., inestaia by Mr. Mae, awl remeisa—" That this assms, oespesa et • Mtge yards al the wagers and Ise akin Otis Myth. Clinch, at Beng-stast. daffy maxims kw the opwoeasw end spiritual prosperity it their owe seals, and hilly iejoosrd with the paranionat Mapaitames of pure seripeorel Inching in all 'forts for des seneer skin of Ore; vatting also, in mho highest =- pee, the right at ;viva* judgment he mess of faith, and which as protesnat Christians they fool it drir Amy to :abstain, ban vas with dap grid and great elan the rierriptorai andurt and erromense doctrias of Ur pre. seat pets the in. 8. J. Chew, r simplified In the la lewinemits to tits amok of smeniliale parse, =lay hays •rd mo s • imam by the NNW= of tams se • unnber, see in • ersa• of lisserty ist teninfts la w ay penes le hight_; wise Y in the ma s end eselsering massre Mr. Clow re bind M insive do =Mom of onmehers etulepswar ebb sineity, who maw end Malian/ his at the dm wless heezissel, It Wag slant le this waft tint sna rem landettnes Illiselhas re Ist lhe mem et estswatara the spinier awl et enlnimindep as sir et these iises whiles seen yeas and in wiry sass keg Christi= experinsis, =mpg t• Maw ie 'phi= a= to oppose IA a henewl illemaerly slate etthielps sat ennepri. sent."—liieved by Mr. Ilagbles, waded by Mr. Mat, rid reeelved: "Thais= e~ssitt Mask days Vase asks se spree ark ipiteliepeelleniss et an overbearlan seethes of Pe paw es late swain= Sank when he heisted open Mr emassint of then of as, Christian beerases at cies nkhsat egg ~sed that withoet my sharp iesnsselity peasel, or eny veltatioe babe Sr ==s, mid oil epperesity =Sew bens gas* us peas te spat In hi= salaams or h explanation, their enly ethos= d Ming its the ma nor mew hie ilene, eind et is wiry dleseeda sail =tly essitast sp isepteg upon • chair, and mowing. esserillag, eel Waft epos the soft urtultag them, himself raw it te meth& sod that in defiance of all swag., - nod the Ilighlo mod Sides a the amiss rrgolsrly ermalened of such inesties."—Morat by Mr. With.., Doha sernia by Mr. Elotat, and word : " That, in the opinion ddb mains, tits unacriplurei ohs. rater of the doctrias preeshed = to the ordinance Malden bang carntial to s ated ke awl the pionlisr views held sad taught by Mr. Chow with reopen to originid els, le gear with the istalltionel lea Jeweling mast, se mails= Ii the divides it temilies sod the church, occasioned by his—ewe Masks it the sited herriaitakes place faireltee .s mew kW • ray im proper sad met ;ores barbels the hseerebile pealtiesef • Crenate paator." Moved by Mr.Willbres.sessedied by Mr. J. Parnell. and revolved That the morn ears k, se its sumo conned. a, that children of God re set those sought for by their pastor, but such sesames OS will amble him at any time he pleases to istroduse said eery any whit h he may use flt in the diacipbse nod ereasemos= church, wither her of these cceseirsees erre he writ baritably eaten upos himself of he rd sews mere Chris tines to &el with."—Moved by Mr. Parker, seessded by Mr. Cook, sea., sad ressived : "Teat veletas highly rid waging the sympathy est advice of their brethren in Christ, under these rresseraire of affliction and trial, and in the hope that the desselsation may feel it to be their duty to PM some steps Is the matter • whereby the truth as It is be Jars ray be ported, and th e dr unction of the church in Heed arrest, r • Baptist church, be prevented, it is ressived that the parr forming this cuestlag do =attheir ream to these resolution., and that printed, and • cony be sent by the err men to the mu:deters and caws of the venous Bestir churches in the town." These raolutions. it would be sees, referred to the circannstanors whisk he (Mr. Macaulay) had 'seriously =entered, and were therefore gross and libellous statements, entirety without foundation, and calculated to injure seriously the plaintiff. They were signed by tiny er etry perea, all of who. had 'iced the testimonial given to Mr. Chew in the revere October, and they were ordered to be printed, and a cosy art to the tiliiilet• and others ad the venous churches in the tows. c Ll i nierken partite el the e. noel w this. Mr. Thee was with ring thews w.,rits with regard to Mr. Chow—" is sot lit to parr. lie is mad. He presche Bea. Hs it keen wear set et tour churches already." He (Mr. Itainnlay) hod bra told that Mr. Doke had sphered tres kw won& ha had red, the had rod thus vela. Hese the present *Ore. Os th i. e . price se the judge, • partite of the charge conduct, whd rereperking plea, beerier re alto the Bereasse De Clods, was - .Widens for the freed, the defeat drying that he intended any impotence as Mr. Chow. The follerag_evidence was ties adduced Mr. Therese 5. Carver stated that os meeting Mr. Dire owe day he (Duke) said be (Chew) mum be turned out of Bred-west Chapel, foe he wee not tit to preach the gospel he wee me& aril his wife said so; he most go auctiouserlag again; the Apostle Paul worked. and or must hee ls = and the be (Mr. Chew) bed been turned oat dire s=. Mat Mr. Duke again in Linety- street, rad he I .7 eid hie that a sassing had bra bold , end that the irenateltier presi then would lie sent all rowed dee emery. He ars and Kr. Chew led_ aria him self late Besdcarest &rake 7 be — ieve - Tiicallil 11;•TbeelTtlie - n): -- Mr. Zipaitimoirecoo, as/ Sweaty years mosaic od dos Band-olmoS Cdopt, refrains to this chsrgs ssisloS Kr, Mow, of admittiag drankeali lato she church, said • mow beir road Waldron wee dump& rills being Omsk. Heed Mr. &saves, mother drecen7 steadied the accesed, sad gam their opinion that he wee rot drank. Two other Os gad Bawl, Waldron was drank. It was pea tra ii. soft that Wadies etweld be expelled, but the eseallig negatived the propositkm. Mr. Chan had ao head 'a the metier. la re eying to the ngesst mails to the phis- II se Mani his ministry. the triunes said Mr. Chew rebind ee withdraw his restgartioa mans /deems. Cooke, and W.. Due weft expelled. Tub at a osestle i g i g= IS the lint of April. Mr. Chew charged the three gentle• men ellovolemort with Wag disnr hely erellays. Hie sense he this wee because they had interroptol a payer sad bed sv,ken diseespectfally of the minister (M:. 8 t 44 11:11 led is semi a manger ea to damps the cause of tioad.street: The =soft( deeded he retain Mr. Chew, and expel Cooke, g.teb. sasiZehs. Mimesis eptakm of Kr. Chew wee thee he Moe a stesigh forward. boaaersble, sad melons lomat of Chris. Daring his ministry 220 proms sea admitte l Inal the ebierh. . . . Plot Justice 11.1 e sold the question zoo arose ...bother or hoe these commuulcations, which wore celled libellous, mere privilege& Ile d , d sot wo.cd to give ea (piston f, but is • ewe bliere Ns it was kid &ire tied ocembesi . emit; irom (MT lalereeled to • ~rtent matter to another pm=yeMlnelei lo Yr use matter, a!though criminality Wait be Waled wire tie shier mover in that rattar, wee a pefeillspa commussioattat. Tine it sight be dined that lie etatarmiestiee of eaemsesber of Mr. Chew's duvet to noothar, altboogh It might Wag charges el qty spill Mr. Chew, waii privileged. Mr. illemelay argard the pant at pest leas* eel p in. Melly ea tie tact at abg• reeolailoos being forwarded m others them Mal memohero at Mr. Chew's church. All.. comeiderable dimeneeicm it wee decided to precook with the awe. Joeeph Parry, twenty Imre member of Carter-teas Civil —• ponies of Dead-street Chapel—mid he set Mr. Deists Parker-street one day. Mr. Doke then said Mt. Chow was • devil sad • waisted that he het bees la • madames brim les rase be inset. (Leugh:rr ) Tbsebat Teague Diary (foetal aye evidenoe ea lo the imoordinge at lie Medea of the 14th April. They meld limp awe el • Megessetel ehereeter, bat the mediae of Mese wee erafabeierwsrd throognowt. Thrinwo was them tolled. Oa Wag asked if be rwmaheroll Dr. Duo maildrri alaryst agtabst Mr. dam sad • mai known at tito wrattrag k. the et Apra, lee Nil ba did asi. Ississ wee tie ems molt - Thiteseresimisethei he rid Clew ebeee Y.. tens esel le be% " NiLfam Dube levee Me woe" bet be doll Meese egemetwatei of Wpwarthei h. If I eft may pi e stn filet he Ka I ere go to Leteewee sad pey my sls. sod thoseetars a Birwieebent, and is that cans I ilia sat sr lobe we melt hew the ettwel." .Ia eeeasseeeeket it wee tetaglit ee tbe witeeet's ills that be lead seven .oats of emotion to Mr. Clime, which Zees taken dews is midair. lie th.o wroceetel to See that Kr. Duke toil teat that Mr Sedieeley tad him that If. famareaD• in ode ben bard Mr. Mew preeckand Did Or Dem De Om bad gime d k in IM beremee teem commbstaineme Meknes es Mr. it a wag. bbe mid " I Mound Ike so tam Me meek off abet Milain," swain Mr. Mew. His Wpm*. ea been that wee Hat le TM Maeda at mew tem emaaddes man bad alba pless between Mr. Meer mid H. Demme De Camin. (Leashree.) He, boneme, Dieeharg for Mina non from hh Wad, bethmias that the WOO no era* In ft !marl Cabal Mated that be see pram at He mann .1 the nth at April. Mr. Cban MI not Mime In a diox. arZmoor . . Chew, the plaintiff, woe tins mad. Air corrobo rating his counsel's etetemeat as to hie satmedeate cad o poistmaat to Bond-Men Cheri, ha west ea to tweet hie appointineat sad October shoat ime.Afik of the emigregation left the alone, but ass of Mom gemone signed the reeoludoas. Oa bong eked why oharp had bees brought spinet Cub, &start, and Duke, ea to their bang disorderly walkme, Medd he would take this. Am to Cooke—ha, sae Busby inornter, slur IlifVloe, pushed am el the =anon into the gutter. (Laughter.) He also told mos narobere of the megregatioa that they did not karim whet • hypocrite bo (Mr. Chew) was. On another ends, Cook. at • meeting told him (Mr. Chew) that wsurealsi be hod Mated woe felee, and Cooke's am mil he (Mr. Ohm) wee a liar. Cooke alto charged *WI Via amnia. ollsorder Is his heally ; and co castlelsletstalmropfled • prayer amnia& till it MI ban op be ecammasaes. At that ocslea, Ilepidt2e it ins viro un ir m e= with drimkensem Cooke prat as and mid, "I bops he wee Mohr "I oia taCt s i oath * he wee." la het he behaved at Mareforty that is woo impossible to hear the at limagfater. As to Brent he told *fetid' I r i Zat s ephEA 4 we s tyr ) eanical Fien. Ha Mc laid • wipe of haM m mace of totacm with one of hie WINICEIR that its (*kW) would sot be in Bond-street akose moadua. amid imagtoter.) Om Beata y morning, In the Wine of the anise, Smart went oat, sad remarked to the that ha oonld sot beer the gospel preached Ihno, sad elheaM nod it at house, which game the church a = o beek. Aa to Mr. Doke, whoa the mutter of the Do Calais mime on, Mr. Duke told him on the Thumb" that be lad sothing to say against him on the rbat cm the following &May he (Doke) eherged him with misrepramatiag the stab dike hole al the church. The plaintiff then deeded that be had ever Mem guilty of any of the charges cantained to the tentatiees. With respect to the charge of causing &oaks be families, be mid it probably arose from this circumetenc• One of the delindent'li nephews, bonnie be admired pialatifi—(sogir lor)—remai aid at Bead-street after the &Madan had Wt. Plantar mold sot remain in the ministry unless the be the resolatioas were disproven. No church would le e = Never mid to Pitchford what Pitchford had stated. not the ff a of the church of hie own wand knowledge. Had understood that they were in • much worm condition then when he 'dared his minim ry. That was owing to Jim at.,.. (Lariglater.) Did not declare that baptism was necomory to enhance, we had he denied the doctrine of original do. Dr. Got* of the Baptist College, Bristol, extol that • zrairthe seadatioce had been mat to the Calk's. I. bier the noonticas would prevent *WM Wag ap pointee le may &On cengregateoe. The fourth raeolatios wont straight to the plaintiff's persami chereater, and, if Inn weed be wet diegracedul to any Waiter. This being the eilainnirs Mr. t app addressed the jury for the dmessee. He said ei g as Doka. who had been forty-eve years • roomber of Una congregatka, bad made ovary effort to provost the =Lidleckmeres which had Wien place. lir. Chew, r, wean sot antis it amicably, bat was determined to had looney out of Mr. Dais pocket, and hews the case had gone on. With regard to the spoken litek, he mid they were merely novelistic= between two members of •• chapel respecting the chancier of thin' preacher, which to them wee • wand of vital impedonos. It tank therefore, mutely be called a malkions tenni. masa. He said when Mr. Chew drat came to the church the tomgregation ware in • state of the greatest harmony, and had Less so for years ; • short time aorda a dieseselos took also., and from In to 100 mamba= lett. each a tided mot take place unarm something of a very unpleasant mamma had taken plan And afterwards it cane Out. Th., keened wojeant them staled that Mr. Doke and ether mem bers idt she church because the DOW minister, Mr. Chew. brought with him new dextrines, and, in fact, during • bap tem one day said bodkin wee asomeary to @dean!, and denied the doctrine of original sie. He (Beefeent Mars) thee went on to comment ow the planners eaYenmy sod to' ' state the neon of that whin he istemiwe alien ear the deleadent. Tb. following witnesses were and: Jabs Cook, who bed been • limpliet kr luny yeses, mid Mr. Chew once came Is his bums, and tried be make him oadersiand the Scriptures Is a tamest way to whet be amid understand them. He odd with to diecederly welkin that they should be MOW and eEsetlenafiy resew eased with, and then if they persisted they *odd be trotted beadasse. Plaintiff had mole Wielder Is witness's family by saying at &meeting that be (whore) bad complaised is his thou his (witnem'e) see, wake was sot the truth. TM whore then went on to prove that Wahine wen drunk Is the Wrests, and that thulium Mt. Chew bed permitted • drunkard to remain to the oboist. A. • pod of his (Wel- Moe's) drunkenness, Mums stated than when Mr. Smart met him (Waldron) la the street and charged him with being drunk, Waldron pat his list in themet's face and ed 4 " black your face for you, nasty disgrace ful, dirty little wretch, I will." ( .) At the moat- Ism at which Waldron wen charged, one of the members fa hie prayer said one of the members had hem impulsed with tionthemus, and he thanked Ood that nesmber was them to vindicate hi. character. Mr. Chew rid be wee eery glad of It, and that he would defend one of the poorest members es well as one of the richest. Scow cashless test plus. Whims then proceeded :—Tbe minting teems noisy; Mr. Essington jumped op and gave oat • blew. (Laughter.) Chew thee said " Prey maert—(Lealthaer)— sad when we have done Waldron shall be azionioad." At* the meeting Waldron was asked if he wee drunk, and he denied it. Witness then new he was Reny, because if he was not drunk it made his towhee all the worm Chew then summated that the analog should ballot to docile whether Wadies had hem trunk or not. (Laughter.) Four or eve passer. went to the other and of the chapel to inspect Waldron. (longbow.) Two gave their *pinks that he was not. One rid It was his lam opinion he had been drunk, sad the other said he thought he bed been drunk. but he would rather say nothing about h. (Laughter. Waldron than expressed his sone., and woe forgiven by the influence of Mr. Chew, who would not anew some persona to speak on the subjet. The witness them west en sodomite the proceedings of the meeting when Man. Cooke, Smith, and Duke were expelled. He said Mr. Chew, in putting the remlutiun, leaped upon • chair, and, ea the motion being carried, clapped his hands. Con siderable weer mad. One day, at a baptism, Mr. Chew emY he had ebeaged Ms opinions ethos he came amongst them. Mr. Chew toil witness ha should like to get rid of the ail suss, because, without them, be could manage the young emu testy well. (Laughter.) Crermanained—At the meeting respecting Waldron's druelteenme Chew would sot let mitoses and Smart say all =W to say. (Laughter.) Had spoken twice on the s Wore Mr. Chew stopped him. A great di me:3 4 mm- Mrs sod they did not believe that Waldron ws At the conclusion of this witness's cross examination. Mr. ICc;sulay odd hie6;l jarjeant licayesUtd be had come to an erreagetent to withdraw a juror. It was admitted that the onatregstion .d a right to canvaes the acts and character et their Wainer, Nod the defendant now publicly stated that M INIVIT latinded is miry the assertions he had made out of the ocegratadas, and alma that ths penonal moral character of Mr. Clow woe 'Lever celled in gelation. All impute *ea damaging to the character of Mr. Chew were therefore withdrawn, sad the action cams to a aloes. DAVIS 11..WIULTWALL.1113.ACM . OF PROMISE. Mr. Fiel; ;inif Elite way for the plaintiff, anti Mr. &cat Hope fee the ffsiondast. plaintiff, Canffine Davis, brought et action against the Asinidant, Richard Whatnall, for • breach of promise of ineniago. The defendant pleaded, ern, that be made no premise, and secondly, that be did make a promise, but was released from it. Mr. Yield, in slating the MS, said the plaintiff lived with bar mother, at Leamington, and sedated her in millinery work. Thu defendant, &boat two years ego, become se gealritad with the plaintiff. At that time he wit married. A snort time afterwards defendant's wife died, end he became acquainted with the ptiOstiff 'a family. During tilts time a atroogar intimacy 'prang up between the decedent and the piafeNQ interviews took plea between them, and lordly be promised to mem he her. T present state of the law would not allow him to call the plaintiff, and therefore he must make out his cam by ether mierre, and that he should do la the fallen NANIENt. He had in his hand an onwasea t. - al document, ;Detaining • promise of marriage is writ*. This intimacy sainted daring the greater pert of the years 1867 sod 1888 ; and at some part of the time the dthant seconded in eedoetng the plaintiff ; ft beesme known to the plaintiff's mother In Mar.b, 1858, sad she reproached the defendant, who replied that he would marry her. Immediately after, however, he hackeeed in his attentions, and finally, so Jaw or July, ha refused to fulfil hie contract. This wee bad enough, bat the defendant'. conduct was considerably eggravated by a very disgraceful letter which he wrote to the plaintiff, and also by a series of insults which ha put upon her. Ile sent • piece of waddsg. peke, with s meserite that he hoped It would choke her, end that she wee to mind and not brash her heart. The defendant was be goodeircumetsncea, and thornlikee the damages should be doh r weak fairly compensate the plaintiff for thalami of flocpaged@ of • good bon" and also for the injury done to her dela is by the tlefeadeat's 113111111111ty cooduct in breaking WIT, mad saberquedt yore end filthy conduct. Ana Holt, SINK of plainti ff , mid op to the year lON /edged with her mother at Leemington, who took in sedlowork. The plaintiff elm lived with her mother, sod took Is needlework. In 1867 the family became acquainted with the defendant. Boon after May, 1857, the defendant cane odearl, to see the plaintiff at her mother's house. Bb. smite* upon knee —Oaughta)—and when he le ft Is De e med edam he tad a kin bor (Roamed laughter.) He end Medi plead" .Mrisse" sad " DeerCerry," and dohs .1 bees Id He delta if Ids dammed wife, end odd he we dal dialing • nether, dada he would have a yid One bease, sad 1/01/1 aging he wee unwell, odd be de of whams that helloed merry the ptdatlf. Is I he swear • ?Vali she end • day oe two &or doing ale celled ad bra& bar op to bar mother, sad showing her • Ord ditell bar Vat she deg& of that. He also said It wee e gads% Pleinittr s amber odd " of whet ?" and he ahead, "et . ato nage." Delhaded rested that he had 1,1004 la Thetses Bak, sad there we, also 2001. to the creed of hi witq sad s boats In Grove. Meet, weak Mehl. In the maser el 10613_ the raw brenght a lean • short km before, the defent and =• nether had a quarrel, the come of widish de- In set he woad not rani the paint& The atter yr grant. Tie days afterwards a - baz vas kronen by the pro rem, sad that wee opened. It matelned eshe cr = d rsoesthe of pepar Aoki lab inc yreL —Plaintiff did neettleweek bee nether. Was in service at ode time, but nit for years. Plain tiff is IN years of sge. Mr. Whataall is than OM yeas of age. (Laughter.) Plaintiff's moths, washed kr the &- hadn't, smtpleintiff gad to tab the washing home. De- Masa need to bring her home. When the quarrel took rase It as about some matches of hie which the plaintiff bad. He wanted tato, and she would not give them to bin. Witnasea mother never aid to Whanall, " Yea ad Torn, if you don't go I'll end for a pokioentaa.P (Lanarlder.) Defendant afterersede came to the piebald 's have and cried out " Macao, matoda" sad thea race away. (Laughter.) Did not recollect that anything wee said about splitting open the defendant's head. (Lumbar.) Did tell defendant she wished be bad broken his meek. (Laughter.) Did not recollect her mother _saying, " I will has a thousand pounds out of you , you old devil." Re-examined—Defendant bad ohms insulted witness end her thaw, and said be had given her twenty pounds, which was untrue. The quarrel took place in caaequea ce of wit ness's mother finding that the defendant had seduced the plaintiff. The plaintirs mother was then called, bat was so over come by emotion that she could not give her evidence. Caroline Florence wee defendant's arrant in 1868. Had frequently seat the plaintiff come to her master's home. Saw on me imeadra the defendant put up some bridecthe a little paper box. He eke put in two little pima of paw, on which waa mina, "I hope It won't choke you." TM envelope produced, and admired Miss C. Davies," was in defendant's handwriting. Ths letter produced (the Mar alluded to by Mr. Fled) ma also in defendant's handwriting. Told her he intended to many the plaintiff. This being the plaintiff's owe, Mr. Field, in gumming rap the evidence, excited coesiderthle laughter by reeding the following letter, which was written to the *atilt by the defendant: " Mrs. Deavis,—i hope you will keep your lime at home and oome to No. 2 Packington Place (the delleadenre reeldmos) to 'boas my wife. t wish i had been at home I would kicked you Into the street. You ionic old bypootite tremble! for the day of , your red:moon droweth nie. oye Impoorite pecan disown the Ws of the sky and am ye not decent the Omt the times ? You wicked hoefe— of chil dem Old W." Mr. esejeaM Hayes, in his address to the jury, ridiculed the Idea of the dellandant having homily worked on the plain sirs allictimi and seduced her. Was it likely, be asked, that a wemen,36 years dime, whohad bees &Lumber, and a willies?, and had had experience in the ways of the weld, mold not defied herself against the advisor of this seaman:el old coal iserebant (Laughter.) It wee not the ere of an ineoperiuseed girl against an scooespilebed but a woman on the other aide of thhirsix against a feeble old follow of duty -sir. Was not the thing ridiculous sad altravagaatt If awe were any diarepatable ocoduct in the ease fl was an her side. As to her supposing that any wane disotion gag bier could exist in the breast of this withered old man, that wee out of the question. (Laughter.) This, than, did away with injured feeling in the matter, and be the jury would not mks into their consideration the a reining a women of 36. As to property, if the t bad any, there w no doubt but his friend. would have celled a b as s ark to prove that tt was placed to his memt is the bank. Taking then those ciroometanoes into cenelderation he while admittiog that tome kind of promise bad be im made, blued them to glee damages only in accord awe with them. TheWormedjudge having summed up, The jary, after a skeet ishberstioa, pee a verdict far the plelna—demeger 1001. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WILLS, Al7O 1:18T 11. CROWN COORT.—(Before Mr. Justice Cromptcs ) THE CASS OF LIEUT:COLO2III. FOllllB. This morning Lient.-Colonel John Alezander Patina wee called on to surrender sad take his trial one easege of sanding on obscene letter to Mies Lacy Adelekte Piston, of Bath. The accused did notappear, sad hie recortiessees, and those of his estaty Mr. Morris, of Bath), of 4001. 'soh, IMO ardared to be mingled. _ . 121htiosioplie ;tie •o• of T. W. Saunders, who appeared kr the grossossioa, a warrant wag granted for the apprehen• aka of Livet.-Colossi Forbes ; and his lordship expressed a baps that in eases when person in a high emu= of life was &amid with canoes end sent for trial, the magistrates should Sabo web ea seseitatof bell se would prevent the ends ofjostios front beteg defeated. end madam' prides. The plaintiff holds the oMes of guar &a of the poor _and Just before the day the &mauls was committed there had bees a fiercely oontested election for the board of guardlaas, which bed calmed mach ill &Bag Ia the town ; and b was farther aggravated by the fain that • par liamentary &Min for the borough was approaching. The pWatiff was • supporter of Mr. Cobden, and the defendant of Ott Alassarisr ary—the latter being the candidate 'sleeted by the mere conservative section of the liberal party. After the election of guardians they voted 101. to be given to the sleek se nanuneration for kis antra labour during the anent; and the defendant was me of those who had voted la favour of this grant. Oa the evening when the &smolt was imentaiteed the defeadaat wee! in company with Mr. W. H. Quayle, joiner and builder, to a public-hones known es the Bricklayers' Arms. Oa their way they met Mr. Cal lender, superintendent of pollee who went in with theta. They had not been long there before a Mr. Briery came in, and shortly afterwards the defendant. Mr. Breary asked the plaintiff how he bad voted with regard to the 101. for the clerk, and he replied that he had voted in its favour. He was asked if he did not think it too much, and that 61. would have been sufficient. He admitted that he did think the letter sum quite enough, notwithstanding that he had voted for 101. The defendant then told him that be was utterly twit to hold the office of guardian, as he had voted in favour of that which he believed to be wrong. This commenced a violent altercation, in the course of which very improper language was toff on both sides, and amongst other things defendant I said that the plaintiff was obliged to vote in what. ever way the "town's bully" ordered him, and that he would not allow him to vote for Coli mer Ttte tialatlff, la reply, said that the defendant's mill " lamed towards the bank"—an Insinuation that the defend eat could miff carry on his badness through the unlace:toe of 'Mean. Foam, the local bankers. This exasperated deimdant, who attacked the plaintiff, and struck him until the latter biome insensible. A month elapsed before he perfectly recovered. His Lordship, in summing up, thought the case a highly discreditable one to all partite concerned. A verdict was Sound for the plaintiff—damages 401. This, however, wadi net carry vats. An action for seduction at Bury, In Lancashire, was pro ceeding when ear parcel was despatched. THE POLICE COUR= BOW-krRBET . .. - Piss CatUr ism Flint, • ledy riddle( in Lyndhurst teem*, Peckham, appeared on a sureemes one snows the fol low Mr. Peacock, the solicits* to the Post-cake, after refining to the ad of parliament nadir which the p leat proceedings were taken, sad which declared it to be a 'Wray" to take, by form cc otherwirs, say letter from the pessession of any lester-receiver or other person in theservios of the Poet-office, expressed his regret that it had Memos his duty to make a charge of this serious nature against a lady of the defendant's respectability. It would be shown, however, that on the afternoon of the 4th inst. the defending calmed a letter to be posted at the Peckham office, which wee kept by Mrs. Eliza Bull, who also carried on the business of a stationer. Shortly after this occurrence the defendant called at the office, and saw a young lady, Miss Amelia Tucker, who mind Mrs. Bull in the business. The defendant, who was known personally both to Miss Tucker sad Mrs. 8011, stated that she bad just sent her sense; with a latter which had teen unfortunately misdirected, and, mentioning the address upm the envelope, begged that It might be returned to her. Mi.a Tacker replied that it would be contrary to the rules of the Post-offlos to return any letter. The defendant then begged vary hard that she might ass it, and, if possible, correct the addles* Mks Tucker then looked among the letters and found one of the eddies, described, upon which Mks Flint took it out of her hand. Miss Tucker, however, Imme diately recovered pomessiou of it, • portion of the envelops being torn off in the struggle. By this time Illre. Ball arrived In the shop, and the letter was handed to her, and she was applauding the conduct of her assistant far having refused to give It up, when the defendant snatched it out of Mrs. Ball's band and left the chop, stating that she would take the remount:Oily upon himself. The circumstance* were very properly re ported to the Post-office, and this prosecution was the con sequence • It being of the utmost importance to the public that all kitten sign being posted should pass uninterruptedly to their destination. . . ...Mr. Sleigh, for the defendant, said he was far from complain tog of the course which bad been punned by the Poet.offlos; but before this coos promoted further he would venture to ask his worship if ft would not amount to something hke akaudlty to brand this lady with a charge of hicay ovum Walt 'ling an the eirournataame detailed by Mr. Firma. Milo Flint had. no doubt, acted very ladisetestly, sad, conscious of this, she bad apologised to Mrs. 801 l for what had (warred. The fact wee ohs had written two letters to soros relatives, and by an unlucky accident she bad placed oars of times In the envelope belonging to the other, a mletaks which she did not discover until after the but had bees mat to the post. No doubt the letter mistsil to mottoes la no way comoraing the correspondent addressed, sad la her satiety to correct this unfortunate error she very impro perly took took her own letter on metal it la Mrs. Bull's hands. She sew no harm in this, and as for the " felonious latent," which was an inseparab'e ingredient to the offence of larceny, It was insulting to common moss to my that it ezioed inthe mind of his client for • single moment. Mr. Jardine said it it was not a case of stealifig, what else was it? The depositions must be taken. Mrs. Bull, the postudetress at Peckham, and her assistant, Miss Tucker, then stated the citoniustances, as described by Mr. Peacock, the bitter Ctnem adding that Miss Flint was in a very exalted state, end smeared to attach great import ant* to the mistake which hed occurred. She told her that the postmistress could be Heed and dismissed for returning the letter. Witness saw no harm in showing plaintiff the letter, on her eapramiag a wish to see it only, little thinking that Miss Flint would match it oat of her hands. It wee ad dressed to Mr. Flint, East-street, Brighton. Mr. Peacock said he would represent the am to the Pest tnastert3ennal, having now performed his duty, and it wee eventually decided to adjourn the summons fur a week to await the molt. ' Ths defendant then left the court with her friends. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 12. APFOINTIONTB.-- Captains W. Edmonetoue (1863). of the Dranthee, 31, eta= frigate, at Portsmouth, to eppoineed to the Pearl, 21, sower steam corvette, cootnie.ionad ; and J. Brxleee, C.B. (1866), to the Dauntlete, vice Edmonatone. Burgeon C. A. Duckett (additional). to the Aleut, 91, raw steam ship, at Portsmouth. Aeentant-Sergeass J. W. Dobbin (1866), to the Atve gent, 47, mow Mesas ship, on wept guard service at New haven; and J. Hudson (1863), to be additional to the Victory, 101, flag-eblp, at Portsmouth. Acting Andstant-Sureeon A. Turnbull, to the Tope., 61, screw steam frigate, at Davonport. Midshipmen the Hon. H. B. Molyneue to the Imps rime, 61, sore. eternal frigate, at Porternouth ; A. B. Hutchinson, to the Cossack, 20, screw steam corvette, at Sheerness ; A. T. Claneby, to the Donegal, 101, cos. item ship, at Devonport; W. C. Boarkburph and H. T. tikel fington, to the Sidon, 22, paddle-whtel steam Mist*, at Portsmouth._ guffaws F. B. Pritchard (18662, and G. H. Byt ij a7lll6 ' (1861), to rortoin, 12, *tore ship, at ADMIRALTY. AUGUST 11.—Cosps of Royal Ma ritim—Cileed Berea! Commandant Edward Rea to be co lonel tiounneadant, vice Parke, retired; Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel George Evans Hunt to be colonel se cond oonissindent, vice Rai, promoted; Captain William Robert Maxwell to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Hunt, pro moted; PRO Lieutenant William Richard Jeffreys to be captain, vies Maxwell, promoted ; Seoond Lieutenant Charles Jams Kinsman to be tint lieutenant, vice Jeffreys, pro moted.—Gasale. PORTSMOUTH, Arum 12. The Caracas, 31, screw frigate Captain Augustus Ph , llimors, sailed on Thursday mein; for South America. Tee leopurieuse it, screw, Captain Rochford 'Maguire, proved brr riornoa.sea at Spithed on Thursday. The Sidon, 22, peddle-el stunt frigate, John B. Craw ford, is ready for buding sane and to go to Spitheed ; she re-eived her mew trustee hulk to-day. The Cabinet Mieisirra waived at Clarence-yard, Gosport, at a quarter to twelve to-day, and embarked on board the Sprightly, Wen vessel, Master George Allen, and proceeded' 1 to visit her Majesty, at Osborne. The Rhadarnenthus, 4, steam store ship, Muter Com- ' mender Frederick R. Sturdee, sad this morning for Wool wich. The Russian frigate Gromobol, 51, Kire.l, bearing the Beg of Rear-Adoiiral laamln, and the Patrician, 90, screw , sailers this sealing for the Baltic; end the Polka's., erre ; ga fr ite, sailed for Mum, whence she will also proceed to the Another Ruske squadron is expected to arrive at Spithead, from Croatian. The ceremony of a presentation of colours to the loth (Lincolnshire) Regiment took play with much Mail on Thursday at the Curragh amp, COAST DEFENCES.—Six guns, weighing 90 tons, with gun carries's, platform., Au, mere of powder, shot, end shell, were landed at North Shield'. on Toniday, for the defenose at Ty semouth, which are rapidly appreaohing com pletion. On Monday evening Mr. Emmanuel Toting was nominated first Sestets's; sad Mr. Pilfer mond lieutenant of the Tynemouth Volunteer Artillery Corps. This corp. bee bets recognised by the sonlamrat, and will be Immo. diatidy enrolled. They will be trained to work the large guns at Tymestouth and Clifford's Fort, which comprise the de -1 fences of Ete Tyne. The Northumberland Artillery Makin ere now ►tationd at Tynemoath garrison, and the whole of the defences of the menial-eastern meat of that county am now entrusted to Norahrunberiand um. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FuDAT. EBOR HANDICAP. Bto 1 opt /Perko (t) S 83 1 Araliduabos (t) 12 to 1 Motto ()) IS to 1 Ditto (t) 12 03 1 Dmitri (t) 100 to 6 Ustlabood (t) DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 opt Promised Land (t 7to 4) NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Lrviaroot, Atrous2 12. CROWN COORT.—(94(OI* Baran WISSOIL) STAIDDIO no SALFORD. Amtrak Hogan. 27,wes smsletned o the *harp of stabbing home Des, in Belford, es the 21st at Jane lest. The case arose from a quarrel between the promentor and the prisoner, who were both tailors. The farmer wsa in Wood•street, Salford, when the latter went up to him sod stabbed him during a fight which arose oat of a quarrel about old grievances. Th• Fremantle& said the wound was Inflicted b 7 a amall knife; the defence alleged that it wee node with a bodlio. Tho - jutyreuarno . :l vordioi of Goal, of unlawful wound ment ing, end du ;miaow woo untamowl to sin mouths' impriaou with bard lobour. Daniel Conner, 36, wee charged with stabbing John Barks at Warrington, on the 4th alt. This cam saw from a public house qaarrel, whoa the parties concerted were ell the worse for liquor. flans alter cation took place, end a fight ensiled, when the stabbed the prosecutor in the breast, on which he and wm fumed by his wife. The defence list up we. that the stabbing alleged was a pert of a emend remit' which a poker had been used, and great violence perpetrated, and that the miasma need by the prisoner to iejure the prosecutor Wln employed merely to defead bim•alt from the violence cfftred by him. Several witnesses having been called far each skis, the jury returned a verdict of Cailty of unlawful wounding, and the prisoner was sentenced to em menthe' imprieremeent with hard labour. AN INGENIOUS SWINDLE. Patrick Lambert, 39, wee charged with uttering several forged Bank of ling•and notes at Liverpool in April lam. The fame alleeed for the prosecution were laid before the jury by Mr. Littler with Mr. Brett, conducted the case fur the Bank of The prisoner whet was 'formerly a barber In Liverpool, bad more moistly kept • tobsoconiat's shop in Parliement-etrect, and lived in Dawson-Weer, both in Liverpool. In the early part of April last &person of the name of Davison called upon the prisoner, who showed Win a poclitet•book containing a great quantity of Back notes. The prisoner then told Davie= that he bad something in view for him, and as the latter bead been a coseirlerable time out of employment be was Induced to engage in Lambert's service. The prisoner told Davison that he must sesame a respectable appears:we, and represent hime.ll as a traveller; and be gave Davison money to release his clothes from pawn, providing him at the woe time with • new bat end a railway rug. Dashes thus equipped was directed by the primmer to Wend the Irish steamers, and obtain the addressee of the mat reepielatile tobacco =maw tnrers in Ireland; be also procnred,an Mob directory. Saber gland, the painesertold Davison that the " Crooked Billet," 28, Bachangratreet„ was to be Moodie*, and directed him to apply to a s mbar to prepare letter-beds purporting to resentMß:ohanper:“.... le an r a w hole sale hiswarehousevow,: Temple-street,ose otil wes Liverpool. Wit;74tese letter-beads maw to ha nd Davison was directed to write to *trend toter-co manufacturers in _ Ireland, of whom Mr. Carrel, of Dundalk, was was. These letters wore to regent the prices of their tobacco for rash. Replies to several ot these appliostions were received, ad dressed to "Mr. Goofier, wholesale grooer, 28, Ex change-streek Liverpool." Mr. Carrel, of Dundalk, omelets to visit Liverpool in April, thought, iaamad of writing to Yr. Goofier , he would call at his offloe and give his teems viva van. On Mr. Carrel's striving in Liverpool be went to 28, Exchange street, and found a publle•house there instead of an Cafe, as he expected. On his return to Dundalk Mr. Carrel wrote to the prisoner to say that be bad sought his Oho without effect. Lambert immediately replied, saying that hie °flies was the next door to the Crooked Billet, and affected to be surprised that the people at the hotel did not direct him to his office. This reply of Mr. Cared contained a list of prices of various kinds of tobacco, astir* that his terms were that half Bank of England nom to the amount of the goods required were to be meet with the order, and the oorreepooding holm Aire the oder wee completed. Part of Davison's duties consisted la goat' to the Crooked Billet and taking all letters addressed to Mr. Goofier, and left Rana to the primrose. On one occasion one letter from Mr. Carrot. and on others Were from the Mew,. Murray and from P. Tbolopeoa sad Co., were taken. D..visatt being at the priatonees house one day, saw him taking from under the off cloth on the doer a quantity of Bask notes. The primer asked if he (Davison) could believe that thoee notes were forged. lie farther stated that they were, and that the 51. note, east him 10e., end the 101. ones cost him 16e. pavan saw the prisoner cut through two ten pooled notes and ore five, and after they were indorsed , place them in a letter addrereed to Mr. Carrel of Dundalk, for the particular kinds of tobacco specified, to the amount of 254 Primmer also sent an order to Messrs. P. Thompson and Co. for Roods to the MIDe worst, and pieced in the letter sent to that firm the half motel corresponding to those sent to Mr. Carrot. While the latter transactions were going on Davison woe In communica tion with the police authorities, who took the heterea7 steps for detecting the prisoner in the act of sealing epitome of the forged note' in letters to various patois.. When the police had metiers:tier, evidence of the man's guilt he was &ppm headed. Mr. Simon appeared for the prisoner, but called no wit nesses. The jury at once found the prisoner guft. A previous eoevirtion was proved. Senesce dedwred until to-day (letattlay). Ormit. COII1T.—(Befor• Mr. Justice Bin.) DEMI V. PILLINO.—AMAULT AT ILOCIIDALI. This we§ • claim for damages tar es alleged samara st loalande, es the 21st Aprft irk Mr. Overeat Q.C., and Mr. MOM, appeared for the *kW sod Mr. Mask, Q.C., for the defeedsat The pMielf le abase Wrens of age, end the dermideat mosidershiy younger, and loth of theta ars aimed is bag , sem la Rochdale ea semndaeterers. They are strong poll ' deal palliasse, watt reprosaiiss Merest sections Is Wel MARKET& SUGAR.—The average pries of brown or llthicorado sugar, the produce of the Brideh Porseseions in Amer' :a, for the week ending August 9, is 265. 8 d.per cwt, miasma of the duties of cutouts paid a payabb thereon.—The average pr!ce of brown or Yescovado saw, the_produtis of the Mauritius, for the week coding u Ms. 81d. —The avenge price of lawn or Musoovedo sew * the pro. duce of the East ladle,, be the week ending ss above, is 925. 24d.—The average price of the three foregoing de scriptions of sugar is 26e. no. per cwt., azoluelve of duties, Biturroi, Avocet. 12.—We have had another quiet market this week, and the transections in West India are eaceedingly limited, at barely former prime. In floating oargotc_ , how ever, there has been more Meioses doing ; about 8,000 holm of 'Jeremiah' changed hand., but at a decline of 6d. per cwt. Mama' produce is very dull, and lower. Rum rather more *deed for, but without u yet leading to liminess. COTTON,—LIVERPOCOL, An or sr 12.—The demand has been very hmitsd throughout the week, and American description. Wolf abundantly offered, the market has me masa a dull tappet, buyers barter the advantage of 1-16 d. per lb. Brazil and lagi me also heavy of eels, on rather ruder tense. Beret condense mama and is nnehenged bt price. Speculators have taken 2,790 AlDlfiCall, 30 Egyptian, end 30 Surat, and there are reported for export 2,840 Ameri can, 760 Pernans, 300 Baptism, 290 Madras, and 1,440 Surat, The market epees to-day with a moderate sad the isles will probably be 7,000 balm, including 1. speoulatioa and for export. COTTON G00D13.-111•Ircnairras, AIIOVST have • quiet, but steady market. Under cedinary einem- Mamma, with the parent deemed for India. lower prioes would have to be taken, bat the heavy orminiets extandiug over many weeks to come for these geode, hums have no advantage; they are not rearing the =bum yrioes de. mended a little lime beck, but there IN a Malty is placing orders at anything seder the actual priors hitherto given. In T clothe there is • moderate bumbler at fall Flees, bat there Is lees boatmen for longclothe. Amnesties fine. Printers, especially of 26. inch widths, are in good request, sad manti lla/men have • difficulty in meeting to. demand. The Imams of 36. inch shirting. are mostly preingsged. Terns are less actively in request, but prices sre sustained. Cops and warps for India goods are an exception, being rosier In prier; but 16's to 24's water twist for China snd Bombay continue dearer, ea was the case on Tuesday. The ems yams, from We to 10Cre are fi rm, and two-toles ere in more request at full rates. CZatineatal buyers at yarn me not buying so freely, but the general demand for them yarns keeps them at fall rates. CORN. —Cuxuesionn, AVOVST 12.—Thera was a heavy rain here on Tuesday night and most of Wednesday, whisk has hindered harvest operations greedy, besides doing con siderable damage to the barley mop, the great bulk of which remains to be out and got up. Fusers were very extra vagant in their ideas today, which &Word bedews ; bow ever, an edemas of la. per qr. was satabliahed on old wheat, whilst new was rather cheaper, Barley, but litil• offering; 40a. asked for good new. Wheat, Us. sd. ; barley, 28e.; ogre, Ms.; bow, 38s, ld. - " ' Lincour, Argues 12.—We have had • very thin attend rum at market twday In consequence of harvest operstions. There wee only a smell supply of wheat. several parcels being of the new crop, end pnon ruled the same es lam week: red, 440. to 46..; white, 48e. to 61e. Nothing doing to spring earn. WALIPIILD, AUGUBT 12.—The demand for old wheat is mostly limited to the finer samples in good condition. There is sot mach new on sale, but what them is commando good prime. The trade is rather quiet, however. In barley, oats, beans, and peas there is no change. Averages for the week ending August 8 :—Wheat, 5,646 qrs., at 45e.10. ; oat a, 68, et 26e. 91d. 00111.01TDOW. LOOMIS 12.—Betas' West Hart ley, 111 s. 6d. ; Huddle's West Earthy, 14e. ; Burnhope. 11a. ; Davison's West Nerdy; lds. • Howard's West Here. lay, 16a.; Leabsef • West EartlY, 14s. Od. • Newcastle Hartley. it.. ; Tealleld Moor, 111 e.; Walks; Prnnress, 12..; Agylato, 16..; Walla End Acorn Clase,_l6s. &L ; Eden Main . 6d. • Walla End Bell, 15s. ; Walls End Balleoot. 16..; Wall. End Braddylle Ream, 111 e. ; Walls End Bagwell, 17a. • Walls lad 17a. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons la. • Walla End Eyler G les. ; Walls End Romero Hilton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Beath Hatton, 16e. 91.; Walls Ead Bassate. 14s. ; Will. Rod Range Hall, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Hellos, M. 3d. ; Walls End South Kenos, leo. ; Walla End Thorp% les. 3d. ; Walla End Whltworiky 14e.; Brown Moor III" Nabs, 141. ; Nimes DuErya, 21s. ed. ; Powslra Diarist Steam, 21s.—fihips at market, 66 ; sold, 62. TRAFFIC RETURNS. litho Pa. We. Total. Total. unma n woo. morn &mew Me. LOW Walk maw. JOT IL A £ A Larlou. Tabu% alma ikaothsa4 Istovaiaa .......... ...... ... —1.41 i 1,1.0(1 i. 66 irestarthe Amid 4. Mina 4/ ----- MT ZS • ea swim awes L Oman sad tu.... Lama a LoetterSoNevonas i=" lase son 1.833 36.883 41.134 13.1 1 33 bude Uri 366 3.131 RUM AIM 9.33 2 WWI mint Aera4 IL Wag Mud= ........ ...... / 1.101 7.01 Al VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Orisons, from Elmoutoali for LoodoeL logy 19, lat. kl K, too. SO W. Columina from Now York tor Liverpool, Jolr SC cdl °rootlets Soak. 11 Prot. too. hoodoo for Carta, July 21, tattle!. awl tad tr loot= Wands. Mown W Vbia, moo Laverpool for New Trek, Joly 8, lat. 48 N, N.. &attire, from Motions Co. Falsocook, let. 81 11. los. 74 W. THE MAIL BERVICE.-80IITHAMPTON, FRIDAY.— The Peninsular and Oriel neat Company's steam-ship Colombo, Captain Hicks, left this day for India vie the Cope, for the convoyanos of the mails Wein the Indian Osman. She takes coat 1,800 tons of coal, but neither ers nor fre*ha The ineans-abip Ripon, Captain PWd, lea this day with the Bombay and Australian toads, 763 boxes of specie of the value of 221,4671., and 71 passengers, amozg whom are Major Wood, Ceptsice Curtis, Rtuselt, Rackesor, and Scott, and Lieut. Nicholson. The eteentethip Ariel, with the American mane, may be looked for to-morrow (Saturday). The Pen, with the Haat India and China malls.is expected on Monday ; and the Parana, with the West India and Pacific mails, on Tumidity. IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.—The suspension of a Liverpool shipping agent (announced list week) has proved a emcee of great foconvesdecoe and lose to the shippers I. Manchester aid Glasgow, whose business be transacted, es their goods are in some instances detained by the carriers for carriage accounts, and Mothers the bills of lading withheld =lnters foe freights due by the insolvent for prior M. Whether centers and shipowners have the power thus to detain goods or securities is likely to be decided legally. In the meantime, the whole subject is one of interest to the Manchester trade. EXPLOSION ON BOARD Bute.—A telegram from Llanelly Mentions that the ship Thomas Bayne, Captain Howell, shied sailed from that port on the 6th instant for Quebec, had put back with her deck partly blown up, and three men injured. The cause of the explosion is not ex plained in the despatch received. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WHITECHAPEL.—Yester day morning, between five and six o'clock, a fire, attended with serious lore of property, broke out on the proteins be longing to Mr. Jobe Smith, bons boiler, Wititechapel-road. 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