The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-04 00:00:00

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As has been well said in the columns of a local journal here, the pursuit of the rebels throughout Eajpootana, Central India, and Behar, is nothing tows than a battue on a grand scale, not unlike that which took place once before her Majesty Queen Victoria at Cobourg, or those which are known in India as grand sAilcars for wild pig. In the latter case the difficulty is to get the beasts out of their jangle, and make them by that means a prey to the lances of the hunters. That difficulty being overcome, there is a run on the fugitive, who is assailed vigorously, and who either escapee by doubling or is killed after showing more or less fight. The grand hunts of Rajpootana and Central India have given a few good runs ; but the game has been generally shy and hard to head. Roberta's force, for %Maass, has returned to Nursers bad, after a aeries of labyrinthine pursuits almost unparalleled since the Peishwa fled from Poona forty-five or six years ago. The rebels, after a series of attempts to proceed northwards towards Jeypoori at length were driven down west of Tonk and on to the spurs of the Morelli range, the lower crests of which ran into the Meywar Valley, near Oodey poor. Headed near the Chatterbhooj Pass by the gremedien from Gmerat, and other troops hastily assembled, the rebels turned again and made for the Chambal, between Neemuch and Mhow. Roberts's force, however, was at their heels, and before they could make good their escape they were met at Nathdwara. How Roberts got so near them is a wonder. He left Nasseembad early In the first days of August, and on the 4th reached Champaneer. The rebels were then flying on there'd to Neemuchi and they were caught up midway between the two places at Sauer. Darkness was coming on when they were men disposed in three columns, and very numerous, supported by large bodies of cavalry and the four bran pins recently captured at Took, and separated from our force by • broad stream. They were immediately attacked with the whole of the force then at the gene ral's disposal, namely, three guns (Brown's bat tery), her Majesty's 83rd, • wing of the 13th Bombay Native Infantry, and a company of Native Sappers. The attack was well directed. Two companies of the 83rd, tioder Major Austen, mooted the river sad ossapied • village oa the enemy's right, whilst the Erin body of our force crossed directly in front; seder the protection of Brown's gam. The enemy made no stand, but as usual ran, and under cover of the darkness made their escape, with a toes of about 60 men only. Holmes' brigade, with the cavalry, being absent, no pursuit could then be organised, and the troops encamped for the night. Oa the 9th a halt was made to enable Major Holmes to jets, and this desirable object having been attained, the whole force moved off on the 10th, sad made breed marches daily till they reached the neighbourhood of %mares, about 30 miles from Oodeypers. The enemy, es will be seen by this movement, had left the Neemuch road, and were in hill eight towards Guaira. Whether they had any serious intention of entering that country it is diffi cult to say. I doubt it, and cannot conceive their engaging themselves amongst a population which is • total stranger to that of Central India. They got, however, to the mouth of the Chatterbhooj pass, and there found their advance westward impedrd. They turned just as Roberts's force reached Nathdwara, and en camped at Bowes, six miles distant, where they were attacked on the morning of the 14th of August- Here again they had all the advantage of good posi tions, They had the Banes, river before them, and high ground of a precipitous character to hold to. But they made no use of these advantages. Whilst oar artillery unlimbered to the front, and thundered at them across the stream, the infantry was led over, and took them in flank. The Bth Hussars and Lancers supporting the Hone Artillery charged into the midst of them, and a headlong pursuit ensued, during which the four brass gam from Tonk were , taken, five or six hundred men killed, and the rest , dispersed, with the lass on our side of the sergeant major of the Bth Halms and a sepoy of the 12th Native Infantry killed and 16 wounded. The Museum under Tantia Topea's charge was not taken, as the rebels took oars to send it away before the action in charge of 1,200 men. The total loss of the enemy is estimated at 1,000 men. It was toeless for General Roberts to follow. He knew that the Chumbul was watched, and he left the care of farther pursuit to the Mhow and Neemuch columns, return. ing leisurely back to Nusseerabad, where he now Colonel Smith's brigade, you will remember, had been some time before Powrie, and had endeavoured to obtain a surrender from Mann Slog. The latter, however, would not aooept the tonne oared to and it became apparently necessary to Menge his stronghold, and take it by reeler appetising. llbe. this a siege train was necemery ; and, aseeedegly. gnus of heavy metal were sent from Owalice, with the force under Brigadier-General Napier. This addition to Smith's brigade, consisting of 100 of her Melastyls Sikh, SOO of the 26th Bombay Native In lientry, some of Mead's Horse, three field gym, and ISM foot artißmi n smi engineers, made the force at Pewrie tones* peeing. Still it was not soli isiently nameews to enable the generals to surround the place; and whilst batteries were being erected en one aide, • difficult piece of ground on the other, intersected by deep ravines and covered with heavy jungle, remained open for the retreat of the enemy. On the 20th of August the whole force took up a concentrated position near the fort ; mortars were placed in positioe, and a vigorous shelling was kept up on the works. A breaching battery was likewise commenced within 3100 yards of the wails, the 93th,with their Beholds, keeping op &galling firs at 400 yards on the besieged wherever they showed themselves. The enemy replied actively enough with musketry and round shot, but with uncertain aim, and Captain Fisher, of the 93th. was shot through the body, but not mortally. The breaching battery was complete on the morning of the 22nd, bat became useless, for in the night the rebels had fled through the ravines and juogle, taking i lt! them two guns. Colonel Smith's brigade diately started in pursuit, when it was known that the rebels had fled S.W. to Hajghar, half way between Indere and Pawls,. Atter a march of 22 mike through thick jungle during the day the form came up with the enemy's encamping, which had just been evacuated. Their retreat had been so pro agitate that the two guns were a sa d w hand by Brigadier Smith in • tent Ism, amble to track tee fugitives through an huskies._ jungle, returned to Powrie o n the fleadic General Napier, however, not despairin g of eat ism of the rebel*, sent out another force, sew =part of the 10th and 25th Bombay Native try, 200 European infantry of the 88th sad LONDOk, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1868. and roar Add guns, part of Mead's Horse. These left Paws» by forced marches on the 37th of August. At Powrie rrU the fort guns, 17 in number, were destrbyed and part of the strongest side of the works was dismantled and blown up, and so rests the eampaigs in that part of Central India. There have been expedition*, however, Ii hazed in the direction of Goons which wear attended with a ooneiderable amount of success. Towards the end of August two oolumns were sent out from the some of Sir Hugh Rae's triumphs, cce of them to My =peen. This column consisted of detachment. from the hal Enropmes and 4th Bombay Native Influttry, with two runs of the Stopeal contingent, and 60 3rd Light Cavalry, under Captain Monunvir, of the 24th Bombay Native Infantry. The farce was divided, and the 94th, with the cavalry, had the good fortune to fall In with the enemy, and kill a number of them, arse Mynapore, before the others came up. The meowd adman went eat westward, towards Gomm, coda the eommand of Clobinel Lid dell, but had not, up to the latest dates, met the enemy. In Oude, the hunt after rebels has been equally vigorous. Sir Hope Grant having relieved Fyzabed on the 6th of August, marched to Sultanpore, where ley 18,000 of the enemy under Bailee Madho and. ether chiefs. He oceapied the right portion or can i'muaint without apposition, and enbeagaently mused the doeuttee, driving the main body el re de the eountry to the north east, whilst came i the stream and threatened to cross bite eialYuMl add, Behar. Several steamers, however, have hue seat from Diaspore up to Bullish to sop dojos!. of the Ganges, and all boats that wadi he found km been destroyed. The following etenant of a plucky affair in the vicinity of Lucknow will show that the honours granted to Mr. Kavanagh have not been bestowed in vain. On the 10th Captain Dawson, with Mr. Kavanagh, the civil offioer who distinguished himself by guiding Sir Colin Campbell into Lucknow, with 660 military police, proceeded to witness an assemblage of the reminders who had agreed to meet at Bahimabed. One of the chief men was anxious to assist us in restoring a friend of ours to his poaition. The police had hardly get half way when this man wrote, warning them that the malcontent portion of the meeting had been reinforced, and now mustered 3,000 Wintry and 1,200 cavalry. Nothing daunted, oar little party determined to push on. When within a mile of the town they observed the enemy's cavalry hovering in their front. Dawson charged them at once, and drove them into the town, driving them from street to street. At a corner a gun, placed in good parities, soddenly opened upon then. As they approached it was withdrawn, when our men dished after it, under a heavy fire from the loopholed walls. It was overtaken as it entered a large wooden gate, and captured instantly. The draft cattle had, however, strayed, and our men were exposed to such a frightful fire while securing it that they were withdrawn into better ration for commanding the enemy. The gun being at length secured, was very effectively turned against its late owners. The buildings were all in our poseeesion rove the gate, and this was now knocked down, when its defenders surrendered them selves on promise of their lives, Is this very bril liant little action we had 12 killed and 16 wounded ; the enemy had 70 killed, 26 wounded, and 26 made prisoners. The soldiers of a friendly chief who had accompanied us as allies played the part of the brave Belgians at Waterloo—fled the moment the fire began, and re-appeared when the victory we. over. Burred Sing, who had ?roamed to be our bind and gave es the information, never joined us at all until after we were in pommies of the place, when he applied for an escort to protect him. Not only hair this victory proved im portant in itself, but it shows the enemy what raw levies under English discipline and command can effect without either gene or cavalry. 630 newly raised policemen drove 4,000 of the rebels, provided with cavalry and artillery, out of a highly defensible town where the buildings were loopholed and every bowie a fortress. We have not the less some 30,000 men in Gads or around its borders in arms against ne, but some of the large chiefs are beginning to drop in. As the fair weather opens operations will be resumed with greater activity, and as the utter hopelessness of their cause must be beginning now to become apparent even to the blindest, it is to be hoped that by New Year's Day tranquillity will be to a greater extent restored betwixt the Ooomtee and the 'limns. In Behar there u oonstant skirmishing with rebels without much variation in the results ; the enemy see always defeated. The weather is unusually warm here for the s*- son, the fall of rain this monsoon having been awls below the average. The governor, Lord Et stone, and all the high dignitaries are at Poes where an opera, the first in India, has been played with the utmost success. THE, COL LIBBY ON FIRR NEAR DURHAM. DARLINGTON, &rummy Ni.. Tits Waisted tbe row van we latently fraindlai that I think Owl will be damsel wcfeby of a itatsentat la At 4an yeseadm eis the 4timplistica at tha hunting sad eameemg_ iq, the theth helm« hassefortheed forams time stayed Men progress, __At six, all band s wan busily =ll4 we pomp - ; the 11thowbag engine. being placed in the betwees the pit an the elver: LA, %Mon Works, miler the emeguasat ef Kr. Willemßogged ; 2md, West at haw ifettineol, lia s t Merryweadier; hd, Wett ila t ud urllepsol, Mr. I'. Das* ; edy Darlington Bomd of SAM, Mr. 13, alksgssid ; 6th, Darthethey Mr. R. Mowlesy, Those nee aimed la pumping aiseethe dem awl hid 49 r esid e nsea theme dews the pis shaft, Modegame anitheme an wad oatlantta-wrftr dab, whOesi Die, Bishop Ankh* ; . Osage ; eed Ilth Durham atty. A. 10e ' anfrall heel mithight from the Black Boy Colliery, bet he mat a boa me miss. Deriagthe might ha oohs were bac he Acossent requisidim ayt =es water emd did good minks. be edeelk liee se. dl demean to the =di 1 13 . fathom hell ben the Imes ny being bet la etmegasem al the sad Ma rmum maid sat theowiti the Oft to reeeleiraofZthe to these who wen is it, as the Asa me name! fie bra the reineal, of which vs. they pothomed, sot be wan ef to the mid at the me z i r ri lhe wore is their diets, hell 91 tItg is At ,thin thwe thwe nem* leis bass 'elf the eima dice; he, se all greetere thank* 11 *MI Mt be atellated bah t. Illeethere hem a pees nee to the dose, ous ISS=fe M t g." i sifE a teit awi thsle t erves en i d e dieteS Th e the able enednimance ex fir. ho' neer daily thetas the Mole of the lb& Tligree was ma* y. At 71 . SW leoh eight,. neit te the . hada( reached mintsdi of itenty theed 'llla sheets of the tas.4 e la the balm the The Malin ' seesetka el joy at the mead me sun eel tamest pos sibly be orders WO gins of "Down with the wn the gth." Jobs Nicholson, of Camp, who led volunteered to go down, dm a convi ction that the mem could be saved, stumped the mem bey alas, this ha/pewee he eff se the am hilmelth heft Ike bottom, without say of his fellows, wed prepename were made for methane the ceensibg. At thilmetere gnat embers of GM from armee sawn, to their weehter attire, OWN to relieve those who bad been tolling all the eight end previous day. At teeny mimeo te nth bowl wee pro vided for the men at the bones of the shaft, but owing to the Intones heat and smacks seep net be eon dove the pit. At 10 minutes to 9 each • thing mime to Assn ems up as to put a stapler • than M ail OMB for teserabg the am About 26 mainem a ko IA =ow d m. vet dows. NIT two minutes INA Mese he opal belt me nag . and the men wen hogni When et the bottom ot the shaft by Mr. Timms the 101144. At lardeetee past 10 the signal far ilee "es to heed up WY OM pet the °reds, sad Dr. Hawks' was immediately sent for. This ler. Ilardy, of Bygern, ad Mr, C. Allen, serg ial sen, Williaglas, het bees on the not from Thursday reendeg et 10 den*, is ether to he may fanny emergency. Dathhes was also punk At X mimes pat 11 John Nl ohelen,al Cason bed the ham of bating the het boy, named Immenee, to the beak rhly eed le thed sprits. On this a ?Miry moth emeept the sea who seemed to dant their owe thee is weft he the cant to save their fellow-me-es be who should ee down le the pit. Mr. Wm. Bell, calm viewer, wee w hot who west to the loon IflebOlNU noon, cm shoselt o tha s, t ell wee clear of 040 and velar at the beam of the mid was reedy for opera tion& Mr. Ihnie•Wool, of had now sorbed et the of sma mil pm oath eiders is his great exprisece dictated ter the treeemen at the see down the pit, sad wbteh ebbing* peered to be valetas so' unful. At Ere nannies gait sheet the trot ma wee brought to bank; sheeleelle aced births bl.g to Nadinem for the omens, col.- The hies, who Iseelotherwords brought are INFO artist ea ma's shoulders to the mins houses user the pit, which bused, as it wen se any benteds, at whin every Means wee paid to the. who meet isnot It. The women cm this occeeket, se es all °them of • like eaten wise hue sesideses. As den anestes past sieves ems =it s = aged Minos as., wire brae* up. The Mar, MI Weeding enremity *sea eat, bid lobe car ried array, aid fir use Sim so hope was ahoesthed of his restanahm. At swriaten mime past ohms the order we given by the Amor of the diary, Mr. Johnsen, for some um te sad rester what SUOODIU tha dv ald to th us sal la it. Oa Ws order ly = k ' wsa isaillay le b y the sese, who reethell le knee ill thorn en sely seams M b: ela T, wined to se dowa ; bet - thr. Osehe, the min none Whinseetla odd Mr. Nebo& two ereminced era. - tiered, sad Wile soonest At ..mewee ishoetes pot eleven, • bey sad a man were leant, the latter saying, "I is all right." Alone time slight showers of rah full, end the wiled wee $.15 sell, Ph ths people did not mem so grist woe the esellemel that pos railed. Newlin the rest wen otedeeln ed omeszL i every few sauce Mr. OMEN', epee he of Behesky,me • uside s ztly whisk wens nobly gollowsd, in eadeavomin by all hM e men rumen the ease to animation, se they greatly Imes the oold. A few minutes sew 12, the "bower" (the jet at gas behind the beaten) le the shalt wee reported to be very deceg. Shortly after Mimed • pew ems was losegitup, mad ce the men sternum to take Mid d ids he moineed, " 1 on do well enough by _Rayne, _•" end on mea, we me Wormed, es soon Yput into bd , called on for "hease," se las had sot bed • pipe for 24 there. Up to cm o'clock be the sharnoon, by Mat exertion, 17 boys sad 19 um wee got safely out. We mph to mg thet is the midst of so much siethrieg eel sanity, then was greet eallouneu ahem by hembeds al hi-bodied on, who re fret le tires wee who led hese at the pump ler 12 hem esestber, or to near the hem seelsincee la my wsp, MS mho ate sad death *Mae empeestios of the h. thedment podded ho them who helped within asemer-, leg, thr Wen= *sr Ohne, Mr. Cooke, who MI donne A dat six miseles pet twelve, we brought up hi • _Meld sell mthelha heath& The helm and dad geseimes mini, mined M sem ewe fier menre=; end we sme eal to rued shit ohor imeateg he rallied, sad his mid life has ben nand. At two o'clock • pea quantity of water had is he thrown epos seem mmallerieg brattier lyin to the bona of the _ pit, ate Meg Mend the the them moth bust one nth so en of the chases of miser the ease sad thirty to moshsr-wth wore still in • pardon *hies to the pit. At twelve Wane per ea opt mailer, le • pleible andltka, me to Only whoa he wee henteasioly resephed by an of hie ens, Me exeldseed te she onsey af las, yids Illa bands uplitesd le He= pie, te t her I" Its y eada be coneived int son as them, axed hey were tenant, wend may • nor to Sow Basins unused to the weeksem. At this time Mr. Wain Bath under viewer, wee brought up him, theft, by hftgat • Imating, 1.14b1i lis saki, At time ease be she Anson • man was Meg* op, who stated that the lola and boys, who had sow milerel thirty sir Mg there of emense is the pit, win begtheing to be " very - led," imi requested seem water sad shmawhe to be seat dein to them, sad men loos to search the weeklngs (Memo Oh sonest was lemedistely respeeded to by a neaha of week Meaty and water being seat tow& Atlte leer the lest two of the mu who ems see ein, were Wenn le hmk, Imelda( • total me eel beth-et 79 poem most. Mackay, the snits =em meeslisit paints& restered emearld hese s* le his mweethehr mehisms it Odin le the Mop, hr morel he.. at • lima At this Mar the lest servlvonbal hem ICed, he aids with sheets sad • cad& The Mem sweep' the crowd wee sew hinethed, se they bi lg o this pasondas end he ter the wpm d the deed. Their steposere wee too me to be es is pomade appered seth • lemly-Themee Ldiset, leek emus& who was killed 4U the previous day by the Wang brans& Fen nessethe mem wen mats, each with a ma sad • boy, the lost big ena _at • quarter to six. The 14411111 was placed for lespeene le the hisses shop, when they melt the aseemes Wien te-day (Som. day). After Ma. G. Adders& 4110,410MOMIsaptakfr; Mr. iftslea • Mr. Anesemeg, Meer, hem Tanks Grams; Mr. Vieth_ of Darien adjesned erth the owner% wham r . Atkisson imb them thstrued to the On of the saddest 111 am wed bele wen to the pit, d dim 76 hod bees nem* them sea else felled ila the pit deed. Kalish, whose me bee n Mealy bees meadeen,imened the number of hod moss to M. It is priest* deer alto the settee is ihe to the shatt breaks Men eseght he from Isms ems sr ether-pro bebly • spat mein is that pad sem the den, where • " blow" of gas was hemmed et thes thus et that than was have lobbed had boa oalata kti V a thl mon. The weaken INIT• ben sunhat, aed setwlthv Mead* the ememelee et all vestliadon, ihey haw boa 6 ened *fishy Ms from make ; _met is 4144147 mph the pit is ustopeel beyond the shaft lorit. Ile farther damage d may Ida Whims *es it the colliery. Intatedisse mar sans me to be takes ter the remenies eit the intim and the regmellem of Me MMus ceased by the See. On am etsles that ea Tbszeday eight 17 or 1111 of the NM NM hen _gathered mead dm hiseethey Z m i t = ter • seedtheekk time they woo oink thee the ges wool be tbehe tm the um, awl se mem lase- De gresset MN ashen, they pet set the Sea set no• odesd la theimen meth the win tem* whit tin ex' espies of the glimmerieg t h e from • help or twe hr • shah po olaiL Denims nil be,. Wink ear pshe elate smoking& On mere se big east low they open the time, said he isil demestelesp es 9 deisek, sad elept esemdly. likelymel liemi ear nelebil hi ether le :12! their hey& Oes el ihe meat rethetirm72 - t - ILT - lx — dep thes may et the plum el .00r , Wry KO lank to lather as the wins, although they knew the/ wend be paid. ' The 11111111111 al the oakeleiris Irlidiolo who are dad CHINA. Our Hong Kong advice" are to the 12th of August The of the province of Canton, whose malignant proclamations and addressee to the " braves" were brought to England by the last mail, bad received new, of the conclusion of a treaty of pesos, and had immediately announced it to the Cantonese. The immediate effect of this notification was a cessation of the rocketing and gun-firing at night, so that the garrison at Canton was able once more to sleep in peace. It wu hoped that these first fruit* of the Treaty would be permanent, and that the kid napping and similar dastardly modes of warfare practised by the braves would cease. Great diamtie feed= was felt at Hong Lug beams the Earl of Elgin had appointed Shanghais as the place for adjusting the rate of the tariffs, and also for not making known the terms of the treaty The Friend of China of the 10th of August states that " doubts have been disseminated as to whether the Emperor knows of the terms of the treaty," and that such uncertainty was injuring our prestige with the Chinese. Hwang's proclamation, however, should dispose of these doubts. The Friend continues : " Doubtless the Earl has carried reserve too far. For instance, mischief must ensue from the circumstance of Biz John Bowring on one ocesaion proclaiming to the Chinese of Hoag Kong that the new treaty wee signed on the 20th of June, and on another that it was on the 3rd of July. As regards the Emperor's assent to the terms of the treaty, there appears no grounds for believing but that his Majesty hes dealt with this bossiness as his predecessor did with that of Halide, and issued an edict directing its provisions to be carried into effect." The Earl of Elgin and Sir Michael Seymour both loft Shanghse together, on the 30th July, for Japan direst. The Earl, according to the Nerds aims Hertthl, expected to be book there to meet the Ia• perial Cornmasioners, in order to consider the new tariff, within a fortnight. It was thought probable that in about the same period Sir *chest Seyorsar would return to Hoag Kong. That the Admiral did not intend a loug stay at Japan was inferred from the return of his tender the Coromandel to Hong I Kong. The Russian envoy remained at Tien-bin. A largo number of Russian ships and steamers were in the vicinity of, or on their way to, the Pei-ho. (Stamped it' AdditicmaL) are : Thomas Kellett, Page-bank, overatan Georg. 11 .° 12- won, ditto, man; Thomas Liebman, Spennymoor, boy; &mimeo Herne, ditto, boy; George Sheraton, ditto, men; Donis lisyley, ditto, man; Thomas Hatty, ditto, amm ; lune Siebert, Page-bank, young man; Robson KW, Spemaymoor, boy ; James Cestre, ditto, boy Ell des mos WOO amerted, mad ell had homilies, exoept YAM, who had only! keen marries fire months. Tba extraordinary discrepancy between the Marche staled to be in the pit and the number aotimilly Imrdi themosausot be explained. That own aboald be beady rind betp deep pita, where the chances of sodding at any hour are so great, sad that, when an saddest does happen, se da ft Mantel exist for determining the extent of its hindity, Neer very sirenge. This, however, seems to be the " system ;" and a long course of tedious inquiry must in every case be gone through before it can be said with certainty that a fail of coal or earth, or a rise of water, has not covered up sores or other of, the SM. An *mit has bees formally apnea te-dily. TEE LATE 7123 dT ORERWWIO 464138 T MB. JAPER. On Saturday, at the Greenwich Policaceurt, a thaw nee aids modest Mr. R. Ropes, aura dealen of Boya-lhill, Gresuerich. of having attempted by hand to obtain pea= therm of 3001. horn the Rot MAP RITIOOII Mr. Ingle appared for the prisoner, and Mr. Stamm far the teseenisas Ossepesy. Mr. lissientese.inegising the mei, stand that this charge eeso we 4a the enteeetiaa before the carcome, from which I 11 ihst tlio primer had insured his furniture, ilmose, the Wi th , about aim mon th s ago. In ths so a {3Rd that when he east In kis slum for that mount, ether the fire which had taken place in kis home, Oa lemma, aostained a list of amidst which had best ramoved beim the firs. The first withers:ad was Dr. Stetheton,n homengtht of Greenwich, who stared that hi rehired itlethoti ldr. Baser in Deounber het to Oa thitswesengst him is the Rea ' , Walks. Readied at ids lesiesbalin h Vgabsi hill, whist the ineareacis was in the tilSmass eltm er —2OOl. on be Meth" Dl. as be teess laiege, TOL es the nook Ind ulmenk art 101. cm the mad and loft behind the data' heat • copy ad the Fay atfanameam wen aaasd, Mara of the algae% Ilia tad lea droned la the the. The Meek a dation conehted chide of hay and straw, end the amount of Ina race was not massive. Witness' thought it probable when ' he celled that he might have talked of landing the cempeny's avearyar, bat be did no; dad that seosemy. It was only imatomary to and a surveyor when there ma any doubt as to extra risk in the eoaumtion of the premises. Mr. George Allwright, auctioneer end appraise en , me then examined, end maid that when he heard of the are at lth. Bo pees, he oared tio value his goods for the Insarance Wks. Me Mend Mr. •Moper in s dreeddll state eaaifaosesstt the loss d his thildria, and when he asked shoat tics 1 of his goods 114. Roper gave him as inventory which been previously rimmed for effecting the insurimas. %t -ams then enumerated a camber of wales Net down le inventory, and stated that upon examining the roV: found the remains of the greater amber of them. , were eleven articles said to have been Is the aide, mid out of there he found nine. The amount of stook in trade, as gtvea by the primmer, omitted of 14 wake of lour, 23 sacks of peas, eat gmeteet oath tsar quarts of barley, two loads of maw, ad eight ham aim. He west over the ruins, bath on the *Aft Torrarff Vullon of 'miff lug the terwassy, thud the:* the amount of lees far en mid the sea be which the thearence wee egad. Oa the Math" after the lire had taken place he went to examine the nine. He took with him the la way gine Mee by Mr. Bear, and verified ft as tar as kie IMMO MOO the elnita the ' boate. Be hand then a /peg( Mawr at the ankles stated. He ant aide on the • aft day (Tuesday), for the parpoes of correedag the pita of ems ot the things to the ismathry, mg also to smith her • geld watch which was said to have lies last to the lam The hone art of the house had complst.ly hdlen to, sea lin heavy articles in the eret leer had lolls tarots the iseeleg. While Maeda( for the watch he bad three One of thew contained some taw 4.= children's age, some silk pleost ak 2lpleila Waders, thetkeee pate of gotten& The aelalle el ether two Inge he and not make out, as they sae it mak leant. There woe ponce.' of children'. 4804 ma peas el five Maisie thee seemed to hams bur r e p o g i bill under of the beds ; aro prose of oeirmai y. None these things wen Mended la the claim ado est_ soden thet a serre serposy. 111 a. Teeth—Yoe w ent the day aka des be te menthe the salap lett in the ham, and to verity the inoothey; ash pa also went again on the fallowing day, to omen souse hi, gsgrthems. Dein wet ewer to an to lea Or ems ra Odle of Um anxiety elms?ant Wow that masks wire ' veined at a camidmale stun, since the older be that sand to es rook se 1 Did you mot id ow surprise theneuill Sal so polkas of obese seYieey fa dry p eletmty would art bare bees sousing arsersed? hoes mist have bra visible on the The alma and be did not go for psm psw of march fag *or ow, parimalor article. He made no examinn dos kr the swediery ; hada it we. not likely be data him boa this to lad all the things set down he the reentry without bather • pea quan. bethe math& sawed away. Hsi then any of MAW ad could therefore le what was .... tegosed. He hand a great mar ettiela Wolin of the otrpa, dining table, leo tate, Norms thietherl Errieleter, end - Aare, Alas end scro e lssides Mr dries. Heave Ime tbete, but Mel liedor dare The dop thenag MA nee aim in. 45. =to the ether wee mealy basket op by . The ship lade we. suer of rare, eel Mend ad get inte haat BA wee orb to hes es_ yeders as to Me stock let to the shop. He saw wee maim of haw of hey on the door. Upon litho be awe. est Ms lavatory, and mat the be *tee whisk ma to be M ir t g o i Le Ma Mrs = j i te ne se . r ig s: si ti t a b e e a rl a stday ju le bu er i vibe la sets il Ma. "I haws yea the ineirary eel din, sad I rot you to h." A pews named MEM was to the poke at the ' sod penseed that we aria ge to. the Muse, bat imam said, "No ; tang As and Mk dews Ma." Tleie was accordingly dam Ik. Maw tbatheold of tha Wan of the inventory. ai Alba owned peas he Ind eat the SiIIOWIL Wiwi= odd the rood area lost pope Mr. Row nab as obsornaks shoat the see he sot ten wirer, he had sees it or eet. sariesedthe raid loss, se he salisred it, was MK Mr. Raw eel stab see aboorretite se ohs .1a arid wee "Too have any set down W. 10e. be eat dait of drawers, and I gave more them that kr It." Mita= a. anvil that it wa of as gnat esnenneeee, sines the easout of the kat wee in nom of the sum awed. Kr. Ingle submitted on behalf of the prisoner that the use say weld te prodeced fa PASCO, and the inventory eththe ea to be allowed la althea Xr Teefll sea be could as so on why th e invest layshould sot be ademeold. The charge was that of brim obtained money hem the inannaes eampeny by fraud. wed it might a • very issierial thing to show in what manner the Lester, wee cameeted. It wee said that than wu no earths Meat the amount of loos being in moms of !he intonate, het k meld beta re jag to oppoller whether the circumstances attending the ins4ft Mt des favi did or dad not Indicate a nee GMs papaw hi reepede= dela Wham then said he took the aloha to dr. Sibley, the cdker of the issaissos easpeay, Mr the porpoise thee l asedri, sad whoa he resessi to Ilf. ISt% sa e : Mot thee dr losesserse m =y bed hha ilhe h eal rho et the but wad see slew are des leibr hie stook. I Whir ble skid Wain Mr. Mega to Id Ma 'Moor was en do Friday der tits as. As tart he. dr boar gli er they ts woo sisal la the rem Where lb. 8 res shirr new lying bed, sad Mr. Maya rid she sap; ire Is se peel sew I low Iset mg I Mr. Bogor end wirer, when he be wet to.' ' hest lie tweestery, led is hid bra reboot erbos elheisil his. lassresa. U7e sea MM rad to hi st Ms area ad booboo. sal be tor Mos Y riald weed 1001. or map Weed diet he our or in WY* her owe the. Mil Masi. Mr. leriests did MrMr. sera a berme berms the sarrale to Trod arameed hie edam that die wee eat o = assirees, brews it the permor her a rerlairst II vas very possible ell. this right biro hems sired Illoirandly for the purpose of Imam it reperei is Ms Amour. Wheels rid when he wee told abets eb inventory be ma sand, " Tbat is all right ; mil me to the beet of your reool larks what the list was." Mr. hic = askiet the wham +Mohr his ispeirdes woe that Mr. wee 'Wei him the troverry mile oat for ethane isseamme or the earl Ili al to shiny to the Doses at the time of the re t The wirer said both The Talsort spas of the Mr he art le lin in sea musk War lima end that the fr. aeon wee renoved Our Ma preare bean_ The solder ailati be bad a the house, bat t reeWs& he the la notary, wan the these cense hew end the be forsher. He took se scene* of table-thou job bed-Dna, or dors. He hed dace seen • doh, fee the wad wink be Ahead velee bt a i tl ed a U. t wi rseited so arena, jewellery, or tha . ne to the iaventary. He had bona in the poesre's shop bane the le s, baths war as Sprit of dr wise of the stook. The asp wee a desualitenteg piece, end sewed to be alive- Ada with Wag% bat he could say se nora dha ik ni boei un k• w a s : Add dowse that the clam wee wrongly rawer sad awake. New die wan teet ark* she hr. beseses the steraii. Ines worils aloes iM., all ware set eload is the Its bat he cosiblesel then emir et rag essarqmos hew may wades be isdriel lairs erre, eince the amount wee in midi is mass at dmo bormare. After the ant ts of this arm bears the ooreeer wirer arid upre a lloper to brim how an thee 'WOPENCM. certain stairs of the laretr7 ware ace la the hors at Ma ties of the are. Mr. Roper rid he bad given the lavatory se well at be ceeld :saner Mr. Trail—The WY ground Volt which it Gen be =P raer Mere was say reiroaarplion as to the actual irlery delivered by the prueser, end as to whether It woe the lid prepared tor ear tag the raurazies, and 1111/ given by nateske, is the state et naiad in whir the prisoner was at the lima and that is swearer which the jury will have to eataider. The Witness elated, in saswer to further questions, thit he had himself proposed to Mr. Roper to make an intimate for him of his furniture, &0., for the insurance company, and that he did not ask or intend to take any remonmaMon for doing him this service. He had thought that, being ht the hahlt of doing this sort of Wainer, he could put ft In a form by which Mr. Roper could obtain more from the cosspany than if it was done by Mr. Roper himself. He did not, of course, know at the time he made the offer, that the loss was in excess of the amoral insured, Sw that was an event which wig seidotraoonryed. . . . gr. Taut esiorheWveld put a her qoeilkse to the witness es to the castaelos shoot the itiveaftry. 131. honour that 'eked . how be cone to let down IW. se cinaim of the dimwit e — Trvioel Witness sold, Mr. Roper told blue that was the vane of it. He siso told him what wee the vane al the tea swath and the thrift serviot, bat the prisoner did sot tell him that these &hip were not la the house is the doe ef the fire. He had boa told by Mr. Roper that then woo about 60 boob to the booth and be asked whether U. would cover the vans. Mr. Raper maid it would not ; but he set down only, knowing that there wee an mese over the valua tion. The ?womb lamps and globes Mr. Roper told him o 4 bat he bad by mistake omitted theta troth the laveacey, and we thine wee thwelthetheda as to theta. Mr. Trill—The dike point wised as behalf ml the pri ers, ie that theta thele a falssaalkeseasalag between the witnesses, Mr. Allwright and Mr. Boger, em to the Inver tory, Mr. Barer having glees the tamp Cat aloe mamba belbre, tor the purpose a beams the immethos, end nee fateading it se invoke been et the la the bowie Mal the of the fire, and Mr. All eI s beitheine ft to have bow given hlm as the then =Min kawatory. Now I moot see how such a wlathe could bath omens& in the tided at Mr. Roper, booths, them several item el crockery, id glass ware dietfenay etheded to Mr. Allweighto oath, nd the wane of thew was wariga dad end we down it the time, sad that Ina s descaption insidethe that might t o have hawed the Mouth to moonset that the those particular artioles were not in the house the thee of am At the conclurion of this evidence the case wee adjourned to Thntredey next. The anspetrate sac/sited bail for the prisoner , ' appearance on that day, himself in 2001., end two sureties in 1001. each. DRAMA. PRINCESS'S. The autumnal theatrical season of London may be mid to have conmenced on Saturday night with the re opening of the Priscees'e Theatre, after a moan's Inter regnum. The pieces wen Mr. Mortca's brae ot Dying for Loa, and the most runt Shakenerla revival, the lferatiost of Voila. With the exception of the anbetittaka at Illae Button for Mime Carlotta Leolerog (who is nadentood to have veered from the stage) to the part of Neese% no change wee made is the oast of either plea. The boar was well, sad theeldsring the tens of year bratiantly filled ; each poradar fathstrits received a hearty weather, and special 00t12• Aerate Wife paid 10 Mr. end Mrs. Km. The next thrt sight mast, however, be only considered as the preemptor of the regular sauce, which will be inaugurated on the 18th instant, when the first attractions of the pheasants are begin ■leg to thda, and when dull weather may be expected to drive the regular UMW. of the theatre beck to town, by the pro log= of /ay John. The regret with which we announce that this is Mr, Cheri. Hethe farewell sows as =awe of the Primer's Theatre, with which establishment his connexion closes in July next, will be shared by all dames of playgoers ; not may by those who, regarding the theatre simply as a dEfiersusersi, •alerefly require the best usinsement that an be given them ter their money, bnespesially by those who look upon a pro perly caltheted Map es a refining sad ennobling media& of education, sad who are fully disposed to treat its professors as worthy artiste and gentlemen, if the actors themselves will oily give them the chanoe. The experience of late years has suffialently refuted a ones spreading notion, that she laellefor thistrinel satertainsnente was on the decline ; the public are am willing es ever to patronise the stage, but vac needing yews have brought with them tenser appreciation and more named taste, and empty benches neurally result from bad management, and lack of the regulate tact and experience. It is the completeness of Mr. Kesn's modem. time that have gained for him him popularity. Not only are the principal Marsden in the revivals at the Prinoteem witabehry disci, but the merest eupennunerary, who hem . . . . . only two lines so deliver, is &Wad to look like what hs is in ftesdad to represent, sod taught to 'peek his isw weeds sistaselly, sad with stied, while do emery, asthma, sad . . . . . . . . appriiirds, la the most minute detail, imbue the picture erlik Cho neemeeary local colour, sad render the Masks pia& MO MG MAY has doss tits drams even greater MINI, years in prairies sties sierr bras been looked upon with brings k anegisier. Iw be r na shi l ima tasittwd sad WC" apposite.. mg DlLlCsenfti sad aennagerial aorinst bee less So promote this better err of ins a. A prisseen d siassion, ability, and research, ha has iambi the ter years d hi. life to the advaneement of his varies in Qs public estimation ; and that its has no omied is pored not ray by the appraolatka of the pablio, bat by the improvement visible in Ma pared toss of ether thaatrioal establishmants. No ens in his partition has doss more for the meal sad intellectual advancement of ths drama and its profilers, and It Is far this mason that wo bell Kr. Neu.' retirement from management with nee; sod look forward with aaxiety to his successor. NATIONAL STANDARD THEATRE.—The engage. mat et Mr. elm Rims ha vbg terainsid at this hois4 sa Nuke shasptehse Ow Ba i lie asimatar et the psefeassmass, ses white sesso *MOmat. Ono Aosta will be rsvived samba (Illoaday), sad Masao Celesta who has jut nisarsid tram the Condoest, rein play her &vomits put, Masai. Tin HAMM BIQUISZ.—N•ardy ten years no • mated Hardy NM. 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