The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-08 00:00:00

WWI MISSION VOLIDOIS PON LONDON. 'Pty Bishop et Lades. the Duo et Wee Winder, yri Mr Mir Pep Week re Ham. R. the Ha F. lbe Hoa. Oamsut JUL, Ms 81, =d i thi lli raMillt, Pat. M 2., bens blurs hosier of a hal kr ostelhrhh sielsesalsg ahem la westroL lAsisk gia Wth il l m lar= g oleell i n sa h a st k e e t rise jsA,. te le earl the Bt. Pall's Mira Oases, h *boo to Is opera la hie, rib the Mr GIMP Nam =FL preasotars wriest Mr ram ot the pia* ilia away from to raplar maims at sclaas: fr at y= fal ik ad AM la M pre ake, li a ssa se rtsr, cake s parde has rale, eller r Mires anise 'br ew tbst • het es pars to Ger shaaeler as s Criers soh eels hely he MN oak. la de of the itel errs el re s bee bemire* ties tesiassrreh lertaleM rat weir is bra seer is carpel swish, rears adalt slew% ha, sere haw pia whir be Mere& by sr se of able►b bear of arlsairies and era on sbe b: sto bt, by lbe hasp, to beer ay disisist. • wes sieliel with this view by as his Mar Z i tt nesse esseers swesisMera et the rpm 4 Yort It ewes dot, VI hi emir at, • bry et elan we area led herr rim • Wage& la s eahef rims t q rag wt talk hat is hors Isisibr le be hest la seed e t IMO these dlidele Irish thebies, reembere weed witiesery le be seMe The spoil admire el see mikes sellers en gad Neel is north geormay. It Is ,s s& est -. or lOC anew weak sow the egos* d the bon sad et s mirsiesoy Is a stcisiteress 1001. weld 01= Der thus pigpen Is me lamb& Ingteg. 17 loos el son sok( of noes& Isis be hoped tin memy as Wean bat retro the men ebk okra Is the semen eW bo to Ike od blow Is Os mebrepelk nay ere sow prickled kma dig 81 by the snows el boss. rest, ka, Is Lesko thowedly. Orestmellsel Woke, kb h4si, A 0.)110 le Um mdeffilemense frest eu Z io ke tegethar. bilk for keine& d will they slogs* meth Meek, end th e od theseeseepsode et Mtn kik got ; the um el a ammo Son, nil Ss oak seuessi bins; Odium resseds th e Orb Meths thrwsmost, it wend seem thee • ten mislown eldt sore M boar beyt sink srs mina Seed meow ellbelisay wean. ll= by • lob a Orgy I,k sod lokerstsg Impether nth so keel of bilk men T. Is think tlat the Oath as/ mend well bake el thomimantry OR promstel by beteg gad bessiss Olt these k ems Medias wen, kr elle be wil. dim the St Ids dka r avell ley leaselese Helms tebisseme end dist Nrel k i vedisl der Wm, be we bs allemed by the ommer g/ dloiet sad will sot Mask a .s y ft be be elks sew dodoe,jaded Aged ambled by ki di fty l : bligism gam tho rnelshy dwellings alas par. Feenbly. It is suathepleled nth isksissery wakes may bosom please of trebles sod peeperelles laden mishmeirles. eml ast by men of duo st a id 'SOO body et Inseams Sir the olio kid on be beet ken mass the Om may oessekmaly meal emil men la 11.1 'rag ythe wbh o Gorse el gram Moly sad booth dbelplho mid i- O▪ S Se tbilr raid= Itiody to Hi bobs °r aked as regebr dub en muse el the Ono Wes M width It Is bowl Oil /seek boa th e okbabbosat nob eths Who& The Mirka Oelisp el M. Psel Its• thesters. bane headed es Um fret seek causes, sod will be cep. Meta saii~o a body of Agates eseellered by Ms d The oollep will be passel soder bis sod esperMkadeam, beviag its own midst* =iwise be erepresibis for Ma mreims et the d Mr et the lasMatise. Me Moos ter L lim esto i ris i r lid Dserelvest, Moo. sad It is thel MA sihed IS Mille 111111111=110101. BO ba At sear line by seri el 7.= ed We ekends' se new be selled le Lbws M tbe west of Tempirber. Ands allega• ie bawd. be established, so moos as Anis wee. lor d = Mterstilds,. Bethnal grem, sad Garr It is s tewismatal rub tow .war_ WWI. week la seaward r emiimael r sw a g wllbsee ..spat deb la ekeAny et the UAW Moms Moms Mir resklierg my Me soave wrn be sable* le Me roles et that misty. The yesely mat arid e sx . s . s3r board it is proposed to asset, as is se 'Weary by the psysesels diis min ptatwarYZldeed lay librontilia, lloverer, • herd te ibr fitting, lbseleittair sed Om hos es ouse Ms bet eateidlimeat demob lullealime mod always (eta The rabid s 844 bia shw, be allow! sad AIM up at ea ewer al 1,111114 .(Y aw ready. Then Als moils esseemedellea kr mem Arsety beresies, wbsthr Eledsmie. sendemi smisleme elsw, or Lynn. • anew sem el I, U. le meld le laud dispel red Isslierresess. The mewl imbeftlipas amount at peat Is sliest IBIL, bailer sewer& d MIL •yew for a veil milks he Peeler wed it is hoped thee eal s per zemest bed thus cemesiseed the as le midseeries lisz ad wfth die emetics of the bishop, be ppesslei er mg- IRONNASTELS" Q17.41271L7 MISTING. WOLVIIIIAMPTON, WEWISDAT liviorzwo. The noel (mine! nesting of the iromesters of South Seamls Sest Worcestershire —eat W isp, WeiveAttospere ; ministry reestlei havte4 lees Wt Ire Thmeisy, et do Semi llotal, le Oh tem, et Mak • remielha our ossilmsesly pond to Oboe to the rims ef lest ersrWr-Isq. The abadmis Itreq vse the maid me Me Irk some*, mity yem ; ert the ameore of Mime Mew Mel ms MO i Mein with the sesslion of Oe sir ember ; is Irk le-day's met* pane* owe d • mei- Mom eharseem thou swain is, se Mb one seelastel to le balms am the pert st a rt -swans Om Mire mem& Ors chameleon Mink me eat roily Illeirlbasi to the pswiensi Wow the esrly pant at OM grata-by eat Ile mew suritutes leikosills• ea the pet de mMsossies mita late at ew, Irliselkee dal se Isserldi se le do time whet' trate ern lobs slot hot the vwy right an awl 'flurries did at die meth= seed= Uks green rears we 'revere. It ....HIM that dwung the Irt wee wawa hen ear Is eneh berm them et ay bad the perms ferrigle; wee el ere sr bre. bet they we eitheleat teller a geed am el the wide Is Met eventies, sad it way be erred es 11= thet ride eire set ereerulatiug layer= is Abegether a berdeer bee wee erenable et Wer whisegies thee eight here boss erperel ; alegh weir is iii their has bees ens* germ by the r tireme ens lb Om wide It warred Yr veer, ad the diverlea riled der a wee more leagerend mere thew IMO by way pewee neletheled, it is quer aerials that as revere the Irm lead. hareem err beoner mere meths before beg ; end etre et the meet asgmerseed meanie of rude ere 01 =Orr that me mere sew reed it will eat the era to eat it piag. Own le the beads et the °retry we veriL,,:; whirl elf rosy derriptione of b erth= ellerised thee ereerg for many resthe, eves egriedierel drier= the wear and Iser Ire bees gabs as ea soul, rid win wart of nereeity be =ma low withheld. It ems delei yederday that pee en set :Vle mesegt lower prier ems those recovered by the erve when their sereelthe compel there Is eareeill egthet r sheer arelissiledl le inferior maim , el hes. bea Ide et) le vei 31. 15. yr and tbe ▪ ber of fo rmes is week bre mot varied Ice the in three arrehr. 11=l y ea a =ther to-eneer will be sese Ile be seen sad the vevether arid= Culdiwee that eserderably mere bearer with, dens r ehipresie ef railroad iron bom Engird to Amerra sire a greet deildeney daring the lea reel worn ef 1867. eanyand with those of the 17.070 tem. TIN &MUMS 1866 i .r i e w ee .l 2l.l9T ar toite is = 1667, 1,427 The la • greet falling 06, bat it bard OM MS lOW =mow the Amer= trade will At dr veer time, the cadent In the drier rem ll= we seriL The aerated lot tad etlll cestismsecid, rued =ithe frmly melatered. War et Dudley ere as —rot oral, 14.; oreenee seal, ; lamps, e. dd. ; awl di, re les at the wharf. The thick coal *Aim her retweed the theft welt et their berg irate of IMP; assaay 44. per day. The this roise ire ere ready- lag la pat day, mad it is net that risme= to agitate lor a des et wave whilst trade mere la its veer enemedee len err Tbe quantity et Immerse cocain meter re bid is emethemedvely arelL Calehred ear is queer 17e. pus ; the vary* with the piece el dether,--eleas el the dfeYl. l el vied gray, le Ida dd. es 17. pc Mr The mine wassaisatarlag Inas el the 6101.1 we OM very awe • bet the soeber et nes out el ergioneest le..ifr.M, the dire it wee lean quarter-day, the drew= an trews err hares gradually found peril wont • t od they swathes SLUM'S WAGES —BIITILDI, APIUL 6.—The Aieootetioe of South Ilblehle has bowl • nodes Wet to elia eftle lE. lot ef Art the iambi rate el veer will be &es to ISM= bevies. the 'ryas :—Loe -61.1 "Pr l•9.Ood (mop Ilameterdm), 111 lOa per to lime, llainbing. mei Affsaksa: Ur Cu. '....... ~.•0 4 le Red! u terl si batmen Beta oil pium Ma g ar la leillob a Leedes ma sea Aimus. • l •,, tr t. 44. For vomit. To sari lam. pa eilsete. T e e BOW tit& etaTerif. Ha pa semih. The th BOW ewers, the hole Ask to oesollosetlea dthe 41- r ise...,glojr ebeeet .. tbeemeee vet indeed fork — a - bstfayee ti le es eeL 111) PINDIVICIAII MAn...--Ilis Nu ha eseibmilese yetter4ey, with the real Peelmeir inell. 21 pemeteet. • Allartil opt% soil vests ; tot OMR, Lass. DavarthisemAZOLU7lllllll PILIA MUM smareLrnaeosi a .., ASP p s i in 01101 ea die v. Min. iMms• raw W. 11 . 1 ._. kkinal =./. 81 44 e k ft Ihen. ssime== balmble liall tee =r 6 ... si z Itt S EMII I2 V6P+Ir ibS I ir Ve & a billt ilir do 11 . ell4tila me tra , THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1858. aaurAr OOMPITITION DETWILIN LONDON IND N4NOHSITZL A meeting of shareholders in the London and Meth Waters Miry was held ylntartlay, in the M ILA ' Ma ch/eta Tome adder the slope seemery to pas • atop to the audios et prepeelCeened Ey the mimeo esn retinae at mewl , ensift." nue too a seneness sad tatrudel oilman _ _ - b. Wane awed:—" That the &Med sad bat sr of runway has the dild to di the flees sad Nag et both sad that the &Men of the Larks Obi North Weans 'allergy be seppitel to maintablag eel a peals." Mr. aszvow (a director) arena the maths that the board of this had most eadeerly ealionsemed to P °l•et rimpoy sink shiseasidiers Ihreeshout; but sae facts was Vat up • sena base the nature there were no eimphdeb bra the SAM 4=T. neat whim at bet a and llet elk bilapeades INS the New* Wishes Osamu, Led MINIM set twe e t i reorith Mr. Walla gad War* hen the itheinsid Osasca s lo . "sass thin Iverythiss ••• sealed, he meet ems . tau Mb swam ; sad ell he bald say wee that the phod beis diemed with the Faded mount of hdleg by the ands* wheat their bet waft Wen voraisses la &aft diet ae esapseabe wee to be ehoadt a Lad Climb, rid be bail have est to do pe; le d w t all lusts h as di am a tribepas were balm ca snob mse , sad pepoesd, h• womb nessoeiM the Swam a threw thingsbes co the earibrellis d die sheesliiisee. Alm ems diesmisa, to the ems M whith the reads dos wee ssesead, Mr. Itairoson add allimisa bed has area le the fit that Ilapika to =bah& or mane bpi *his lad ao raw dam erhshiver le the pealea •II kw and that whilst eme i gessallag and wi t stM work at e ma ral ads e. wili: a ‘t a was Wallet& ;he tad to it althea reametion whatever ; sal la the let plated pper_, ea 110 Ord Awii. la alglailigMlll elle we nab by the Walk Wahl= a seam the Wei le the ribs they bee la pier le the ante* basic thL i Zowithilie ot their esallaume as et gesent with the sad Oast Mailbag. Oat fhb pereillea was sot air* mule : It had rabbi thisighout the priel, ken the beemAig, es the North Wears had se talsreet is oa ether view of the ars The Oast N W oil abg pailybolit ef repair as Shea sib Cl 1111116611 ; they hed die la the Jab satin st Mitashibw, la the I s I er the Werrhaten sod Itaelipart. Os the ether had, Neallarestas hal the badmpleef the be • statisa. awl were jab progristess thetwellass be had sesatlent; miss to within a Immesh, op were parties to the be.. of the Winington awl lithiskaart, with . view to the sastael edbelege of thinessives mad the lbsibild Cow = 6. DO whin the Ilhatheld Oingsay we It wee their le Irak the egramat l i Z io trila sheet that them was • baths el hen pram hawses Meashistar sad Lease. sad the% sod malt SI Me abut must be that a misty It that snit to the ahead& sad Great Nathan thyme. ken matiguity gad aptivooalbs, that was the eyai abed et, sad it wee clear to irraybedy tad the Meth Males lad bat to contend against smith • molt, at ▪ swab sad at magi : ague. He reelatsbed that the mien enheldieing„ or—it they trentd- 0 leeed brf people—(lereghtar)— involved et bat le fhb peoperh,the asset property la the country, beyond_ be and lismi the best oairldses be caulrgive &teapot dart`` the abort time he had bus an the beard, he was sellellei Set ft was for ty lehreas, pre sent sad pamail, • the North W Clusipay, whams my It then linserebie iappasale with other awake ware busbo 'haply to resolve dread's' tato *di aided paha, stand on their own stateke, bike ear* td thdr ews hire, poled their own Fly, gad Wee every_ether elapse he de the ems. than.) He would est "Me as deeds diem d pub gnome of the Math Weiner. mile rb thief& erbeeeetr,z en tth m o y °lbw s 11 111 : I tajled iviblis t= alli r ead thet gtl l deleeidnelien of W lee =sob egiel ag tion would anklet frets ' the part of their z a .7 b that they would aid by altar ezi that weld be set ea loot, thin would mai be sa=l i er ka lli ed attack. Mr. Rowan who NM_ la wee • ihen la both the Math Meatus mai the Child lleseera. Vein that the Rath Webb 41111elessi laid glesba INOWII ea to the ellepleas M the Ildlid &SWIM sal the latter had eisammed the sempothisa by - Mains the into. Its led weildhsd the babel daily to.. theb TM Omar wit he plis apparidlr g eibeialica ; he ogaiiiiied that the praty esataesehig sulk ea mull= must be easentlei by the slab phial he web p die 6r ea le sea that had he Imp en the Math Wean board, with than bob before Mrs, be teedio of • t ereek, have _pre vented the aletheld Camps, ken mains has the Kaa await The i stales ssolattea Vs= miseiTessly. lb. S. Iltrrraxwoarz isseed, That the iseatiag at prams he fail confiders fa the &odors of the Larks mil North Western ." He said he had Was peat interest in thia camped read ell the doceiments b, red/r -em to it, end Went Mr. Walla wee probe* the sap bloc of it—ke whet TIMM he did at bow. To Ms dear, lee pad bat of this alb treed. He wee that the added had be au by the Ma- SIN Ompeay. sad that the =:erse to heft the el limb of , North WIIIISIS Mr. Maio Ls; 4 esessibi the adl., add the mallet tog empanies, to thole resat Whop le bead goat • sit thumb of the ditipate z2z _weal have edged • rad sae ad stralibftweed isms " thery had est sae by into the paths who sum to bins, based of aveddia that allaplW, sad propielag esidapreatea (Haar.) The readatioa ems carried with - die dieentiet rma a . il the preaddleas cosebbil with of vote Osaka to the A WOAD ABOUT LION& '!be following following appears in yesterday's Manchestor Owerdiss: _ Oa strolling through Knot Id Fair, as Micky, the sere of Batty, in7root of or of the remogirios, attracted silents. I recollostod having sob! • - Natal lion to a =of that ammo, as my return front colony, about yore sc; a lt just conned to me to step Inside and arrintants Hy old dig " Bohan " "zr...zsgbly outgrown my arty iwoolhations of him ; his ample warn mirky eskiros, imisooler hubs had ta rred se ornemerly hat torques at Mult i sz ar d rota sot have has oho to megrim my pupil. Thor years having rani, sad ths serail bat • whip sil re Nuke ~ might t• ommiiired doubtful whirr • litre morn would be adlokattttsz elms at tellarko to pernit bersif to be aa Os gin is to a It i t a is, awl ealliag his by nava, be gerdl ia zively sad lior a Nerd, as if to gather imp of the rat. n spking again Hie rico was araembered ; he tame tabbing hi s head and mana against my hands, giviag out that peo=eild weining a cr . indicator 'mown to pompla with lions ai of ph i_ os end dor solikotkin. Whether this notognitiom, dies as sheers et thee year area Dom armory, scent, at tight, er ei all throe itotablasd, I do not profess to dets, but mot kayo this for philosophers to solve, boring reit ray till not make orb , • sera' of it am ia the rural assindono or Mawr- ' Sass am radar sad roger. 216 Nes was with soothr (whir dadtrathing), la the saw al rat, near the Drairsoburgh mortakii, &irk Akin. The Doke be.. shat the soar and picked lop the whips. The It.. is esqrstly wppead ro to inhabit arid wires, plains, or hied& This is • . • Non is not Mot • ohnotioca ; be cannot exist os Mr birds the pin, re query or springbok, than &soh the Nis, and dead= sot the MOM heal& tarls7 at the bens w the oz. At • Aliso aged Sarawak mod ekes eke pillost kr Harry Smith, sow of Master. , la the Omar Moor sovereignty, lions are beak wirsreussmi lisubleossas It was nothing unusual to kill 12 sr 14 at the oraltbio of the village during the wiater, award by re hops of stralog down • hone or an ox. I Irak Dr. Irritate% who hes had great hi AM ra travel, observes tbst Is wised by r= i , sb anTl Orr beteg shaken like • yea exporters but littk seribtlity to par. Now gra through this expe riment, I have making to way en taw point ; but I do hopper to know, from taperers that a lion's claws char gristly from a kitten's ; and that to be tors with them protium not only an uncom fo rtable, but • sickly senaatios The caged Hon may be haudlod while drinking, but not when tarts. They will than strike their oldest friend. On board ship, where tho purge we. narrow in front of his ago, Borate was fond of tearing the sailor' trousers, sad was quite delighted If be cou get a pion of holes arbor garment to tow about sod tear to piers by way ad' smaimmat ; and saris coaxing nor holm will sons soght treat his eintehos. I ohm workind that Is taws ipt bill dirkmo by airks. No male vihmt thee of night, at bow Me niebt. I might pre and t= e r s pairs misty. This seri bd o shared ear of moat or SOL Bait a loom Nye yaws MA, Ist la his prime. He les imidriged the tatorint odd parole of youth for the more staid, oirials, sad Marker usuolly err sed mature sad esameng drerons asl in he toot ei e n i A bear Pedro re ober moy saw Oyer hen etrialkod Now toodsts.—l sae., Joan GALLOWAY. Rosie lists -." ROYAL DISHOISARY FOR rheum or THR PAZ. —The mama wrods. of the eepportare of this inalttnlioa was held yesterday at the dlefesorey, Now stnet, Me =ta the shame d the Der. Dr. Croly, the chair wee y the Bar. T. Davis Lab, Rector of Wirt Haclutom The rep" Wok wet. r. 4 by the Socrotory (Mr. H. dradoodeled dist Ana elm opals( of lb* biota:aka, widthw esteldiarl t. 1816, 38,000 priors had boor nr rival. D. wpe.t yew 4663 bad bees ddr6.a :.8 three 637 bl bees woe* 196 ware greatly m ined, aria* remainder were MU as the holes. the primer were *dr, idorresssa, doom& mortrr The arm of Aims§ is prerel were hod to lee at ha Ivied is aid soared heads, with bad desiz ir mt et end ree brslielest ar k i t I s Grey doe et ophthalmic dho orldll op dm repier teestarel. whir* we opserallyw net oar& Wheel ; e'en*. wee reared to oily Is ems of dr =s e rzer ii period II; ha s = e t f a r m o u l ti tte W 16s. Lesmody, they 11010 IllessMant te meet dr oryseditere. n• awre s e armleree wee NO; rid lir oterittee treserly be Yoe pshlle he esp. pr. The raper Wag sal the draft ef tkr rush leg wore reel se Dr. Parry, wpm of Chef lb suogsdr , ski le the drams et the sasedsi. NAVAL AND MILIT.ABY. lON OP RNINFONCEMENTB FOE The following reinfaraments, to the number of searly 1,000 mow AA Nes ask& at Onvesond this day ca board the Ass Ames Gas Fleece for Caleatta : Captain H. H. Ilimet eel 10 Nam of the 2nd Dmeon Ow& • Lieularnit W. G. Comet W. Gair, 61 noweenizelsitsel aeon al man of the Bth Caribbean, ; Omsk O. Aaiun Pries eel it soon of the 9th Lame „• 101 W ieese V. Gest well, sadtha lot battalion el sth TIMM • Redo A. O. Weelby 10 mar, of the 0411 7 11. 1 1C"....w _ 4 "Na °loft ' 3 11,111%""i s i! lerat, 06 Nes et the 3010 omsei lmill 13 msa of the Ana tt=Oopleln °beds IL 1111111. owl 14 a= et lionlnent; 87 see el ei esloo el the 34th Bee awn 10 ma et the Silt awls!" ID sea of the WS Iligireg; elga !made T. lei mil 1111 nen of the UM Isisent; 111 son et the 11441 t te; Bengt Inca B. Ilhowori int 86 ass of the let ; Inetis Awns Llietnage, 76th Viegiseel ; Imeles Pachard Cawood 11 • era el the 78th atiene; tan Merkel. Basta G. Lloyd, end 17111 nen of ▪ mks of he 00th • llailia auks IL Tsar eel 10 sea et the leok= 26 son of the 1110 fiCerlames ; India Lim and 111 sola at ; W el the lel SUNNI. Zile dime 16 ri 1 Bgade, 26 ed the hi heitelles Dort eg ma-es mime sal Mof S Artillery. CHATHAM, APRIL 7. This reortiair reinforcements for India, to the senteler of IMO ars el .11 maks, proceeded to Gravemed, mime they atireled ea hosed the Memo, Beene, for Her lease, he Se I=4:6 l.64 eimentlep hoer respeotive carpi New Tke romsato war selected hem dr —7th Dragroa Hoards, IN lhaeass, 14t7 LlS it regooeit, 17th Lesoirs, 7tk 9th Foot, of Irish, n* 27th lanieldilige, of W o), 6let 4t t 7h e lsilinZ u d izamis. 2ad = R p m. IA 21,4 NO, MI mod 96th Best with gene troop of the Heyel ArtWery. The lifi t e= a ollleas embelkod erlit he mihromesis D. Mime; 7th DWI= Our& ; Camel J. Unmet, SA Wit Daegemes ; Omni IP. D. Wes, 14th Light Drs =:adattlytarT.it, lard ; Meerge E. Flood, 61•1 C. Koh" 7 3M Hlghlaadero Capide Ilk Z. Todd, She ; Llettherat J. J. Bowasa, Ile* leleeleeset J. C. Hey, Pled Hlghlaadin ; sad Dnella C. Free* 91161 Itailm Astiehat-thrgees R. B. Foenth Plows, 14Ik eat. esherked la medial charge al Ihe trey" PORTSMOUTH, Asia 7. An Admiralty ceder bat been received at thin dockyard, granting ea Mamas. of lay b the established =sad men borne on the books of the royal yacht Vio at Albert (who are employed be the* rigglarhouse elm me cat other sirsios) of 3d. a (ley from the IM of April. V4l The te cation allowaaos is also to be Maenad Irma . THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE INDIAN Momems.—A supplement to the Gault*, published yester day, contains a UM of casualties b 1 death among the Moro plea anamisekeed calms of the Hosonrable Comips 'nay is oonesquense of the mutinies In Northam that have beim repceted ham the 12th February 1868, up to this date, and a nominal roll of the =misstated and nom commissioned Mims, dimemens, and rank sad Me of the let Madras Fusiliers who ham been either killed or wounded, or han died since the 19th May, 1867. approaching him, he rushed at him and inflicted a very severe wound upon his nook with the razor and he also wooded him under the arm and upon the inset with the hezemoweedweapaa. that ßdo i r the he airgait oommined amica the sam pted ul to t the tske prise him n: the guard-rom he would tat his throat, and after the oak had lesppmed As primmer mid he knew what he bad dons, end he wee not sorry tor it. Ha oleo mid tbat he had already served amp years' meal wins* and he would not mind serving twenty for tie ragasat. The womentor Maid, in answer to quondam pat by the wart, that be and the emeer wore in the Crimea together, and that they bad never had any quarrel, and no ill belts( Edited between them ; and it also appeared that them was no truth in the statement made by the primmer that be had undergme panel servitode and his co appeared only to be ac counted for by the sappooltion that he was in inch a state of mind from drink that he did not know what occurred at the thus he committed the offence in question. The jury returned a verdict of Chatty, and the prisoner was sentenoed to three years' penal servitude. SPOB7 era. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM TUESDAY NIORT. Kelpie was backed at 26 to 1 for both the Chaster Cup and Derby, end bar the latter avant The Hadji was drives front 16 to 1, laid to 601., to 1,000 to 46. 60 to 1 was taksat to 50/. about Ethiopian for the Derby, and 10 to 1 was kid againat Toxophilita for Ow Two Thousand. The other tranaactkas win unimportant. WIDNISDAT. HANDICAP PLAT' of 60 son. A.F. (1 roils 2 betimes 73 "ia ttusuar% or , The ewer. by Peede•Deleett a LC. oeposel Lan isaleet, I in‘ 14 (D. Baehr Nr. Ward's Nacillp DEL 4 in. ab The folleviz ai t abem e ran :—Noissits, Young &petal, In 333=uit iii 3to 1 sO . lainigenoe, 7 to 2 each apt Naughty Boy sal . aleatts. Ina by three-quarters of • length, . hag& sod • half Deimos the second and third, Bannock burn ens • bad Am& Notions and Indulgence close toge ther wire filth 'adds*, Young Routed nu last, beaten o ff . Karat, 6004 ft. R.M. (I =Be 17 yards). Lod NEW% etr‘cwit, W ( TIACcon) 1 Lied Glawoces IDp by 'Whom* out et NW Bt Betting leng :6to 4 (at first 11 to 10) on Streamer. on by fens ths. SIMPSTAILDS of 10 MOM 11111* for 3-7reide aad upwards. Weight sp. The winner to be sold for 100 son. if de . ' b. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs 140 yards). (3 sube.) L i t ir e el S wi m =•:" Rip Taxi I f= i 1 ( 1 . Rama _ . _ Bodin: 9 to 4 on Marauder, who won in • canter by thre•-goortine of a Wirth. Pk•ra of 60 son for 2-yr-olds; oohs, fiat 71b ; SUM., est Mb ; vigor. Iltra. First half of Ab. M. (3 fur longs 216 was). MI. IC Torun MDR, by /know Burk. DI Mb (Fordbesd Mr. T. rare Mso uea as CO. I la Mr. Mercksat .. . ... .1 3 The fo ll owing also ran :—c by Ppyhus th e Firs.— at trey, Hassock, Commodore, Fancy Boy, and Ortolan. Bettis.: Ito 1 each agst Merryman sad Hassock, 4to 1 ash Ccesmsdore and Z itella, 7to 1 wit Fleet. Won by • two With. Wyss.' the mooed and third. Fancy Boyi wma • modsrate emrth, Ortolan was fifth ; the others wer• iiirascalrytow PLAT.' of 60 sow., Ix 3-yr-olds and up wards. Weight kr see. The winner to be sold for 300 sows., if demanded, fse. DX. (7 brims 201 yards). Mr. Alemaderk lkome MMOrkes. W 11467 MidDeld igt. sa 121 b Lord W. Tar &: 7 to 4 on Mon by four mar Ser. en of 60 loom esoh 11, for 3-yr aidsl ; oohs 7, est 7lb ; est 41b. Certain all owances. IUII ( mile 1 yards.) Gaul Pears rodurmay._l/ Orlando. VA lab ..... Mr. B. 1111 Brook ADM od mg" Id rib two Duke Bolkedk Pomo& 41b. . . (IL : to 6es Fieenninik, 6 iiii * Pampa. on cloy • amok; bad thtrd. PLATS of 100 sevs., ke 8-yr-olds and upwards. Certain penalties a$ Ammer.. B. K. (I mils 17 yard.). Mr. J. B. liedteroltamiard. to HMG, a Yr% Saab , imeldt Mb entry- . . .... 10. HO) I Lord oreelfii S at so 13.1dfford I Betting : 7 to 2 an Fidasnasn, who won sadly by • length and • hall._ - — BETTING UP TO SIX O'CLOCK. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 9 to 1 apt Tame (of) METROPOLITAN STAKES. 9 to I apt Mammas TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 b 1 apt Clydoadale 9to 1 Toaopidllte 11 to 1 Forename DERBY. 12 to 1 20 to 1 agst 01 (t 20 to 1 (tamier) 20 to 1 Leepespe(t sad ell) CHESTER CUP. 26 to 1 apt Member (t) 26 to 1. Blackthorn (t) A miserably wet day, bad racing, mad a very meaty muster of spectators. CATTERICK BRIDGE RACZB,WzmaaDAy. 1101 a OIATER MitrolOAP. -- -- .............. ....... ...... : ... ..... ..... " ....... . ......- . ...... TO =ITS LIST Tlll/11111. PIODOCI ST RZ st Robb.. ....... .. ... .. ................. . ...... 1 m V . ... . .... ............... lit his nombisher TIM IMITX MINT 123111111Lis MIME MEM Mow i eaL I agui....:-...... ...... ... Imie.-----" • 1 TIM BICIITZ war Tammuz. 1.10111701 IMAMS. air Colin bog Hascopsthisi la a eistor. Tin Fl AT rrTb follo7it . ig is newt of las lberaleirie si aish ate wad le ear pear yeeteeley Pa. 11, fah" le beat DAL. 18 Istwastlay-val. eatatel lab Ida m o ms ‘,/ An aide, one ft tie A meths, aloe a ton 1. ared two tea& The lea Li . META ke heeas are wad by ha The paha at XL Wrn Ilatrate-mbert, Mrs s a eseelierbtfasea, the labia, sheet 40 lees dela. ela ad Ilivetiort, 64 het Mc and 64 het ade-4004bleie illeatera ne eel as caleete were lamosieL Ones ahem< knows. DIMe —Mans. Mae& eel Chaley, leateadessa, ealoate ft ane lamM ha by tM het, a bulimettoyel. Cashats hewed a ale Royal Limped Pavia Mr bedlam, okras V hwirei Raba/. able sr rebeel, i. a id beelaes. Lesera bathe ial eadoebe earlderelly 111= an yw el 7, re nev ihe ?be b e d ab_s io . west bfloeibee Kam J. Saba Ina lea rata, the hate eataaady elanbei, hale hat, ea the Aga amid by war. The beaks the meats were laurel le SO Oar fah" ASSIZE INTELLIGBNOB. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Gz.oucztrrn, Aram 7. (Wars Mr. Bina ChANDAII.) TEI 'MAL or TEE UT. Al. SAUTE AND Eli. MITE. At the sitting of the court this morning, the Rev. Samuel Smith and Sarah Smith, his wifs,who were °auricled yoga. day of cutting end wounding John Leech, with intent to didigure him end to do him grievous bodily harm, were bracer up to receive sentmos. It will be recollected that Molloy found specially that the kende prisoner had com mitted no actual Thiene, on the prommtor, end had acted t►roughout under the coercion of her husband; they also strongly recommended her to mercy. lb. Baron Channel] said he should rearm the point In from of the wife; and in the meantime, as regarded bon lodgment would be respited, and she would be liberated on ' hell. His lordship then addressed the male prisoner, and said it was a painful duty for him to have to par sentence upon a person like the prisoner, who by his Waste had mimed himself to a position of responsibility, which be bed now forfeited. The prisoner had bad an opportunity of making his own statement of faeas, some of which won en tirely unsupported by evidence, and had endeavoured tomalley the jury that he had not the felonious intent, but merely in tended to chaetiae the prosecutor for the wrong which belted dam him, But the jury had found him guilty of striking the blows with a felonious Intent, and, if death had maned, Here could be no doubt he would have stood at the bar far the cellos of wilful mu:de/7.11Ra lordship observed that then were some of the circumstances which could not be lost sight of. The design was deliberately formed in January, and carried on with contrivance wad management, and three letters were written containing the grommet false hoods, till on the and of February be went on to the ground eamed with s deadly weapon, which be bed purchased only the night before in anticipation of the proorator's Nor could his lordship forget the Lot that when it was pro vosd to west him, ha threatened that if anybody touched him be would blow their brains out. After some further elnervailicos, his lordship gamed on the primmer a sentence of bur yarn' peal warheads. The beak primer me then told that on entering into bell she mold be est at liberty. She appeared rosy pals, and bed rather a forbidding look. The mole prisoner, who was a very powerfully-built men, end had a most determined eountenence, received his sere• Hence with greet calmness, but seemed very anxious about his wife, who appeared to be Incfainting state. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.--APRzi 7. ZNiat DOWNIO*4 30, • Comedian, was charged with utter- In d ffer a d a tad Mr. Beyly presented on behalf of the Benit . of Hadla l ; the prisoner wee undefended. The evidemes went to thew that the pristine had to • tobastaahro Y Ftesimerplace, where there were to let, sod mega as wathesst for which he to pay nine shillings per week He agreed to pay on week to W eans, sal handed what append to be aM. note to the owned the shop, who Warned him 41. lb., and the pri soner th in left Oa the sons day it appeared that he en hononsed to par several ether forged noise, and on one cc issha he gees his sadism at the Quen's Hotel, St- Mar tla'e is when b appeared be was not known, and it turned out that be led only mom frees Freer on the previous day, and that he had Mopped one night at the Adelphi Hotel, mad on the following morning had started on the expedition to paw the forged nobs that ware the subject of inquiry. The primmer made a wry ingenious speech to the jury ; and he sideaverrei to make out that he had met • stranger on bead the eleasethest, and that he had given him French money far the nal" sad that he was entirely ignorant that the to y ware kepi smesta. The jury hued the primmer Guilty, and he was Guilty, sentenced five yeert_perel wain& Whines Riplehine ih a st esil Mary Ilettehilsr, 30, were in ad• k theWillb . Mr. Cads= ; Mr. P un a the male primmer. The 1111111111111111 It that the deteseed kept a eteredleVe shop in Ca New North-reed, and the primmer% who an mina mod wllk occupied • room in the sums ltoom There bad bein nee Alper between the deceased and his wife and des end on the night of the m ath of February it appeared eel 'Me of the deceased an hearing the Seat Area rearsoul vest out and found • men, whom the hen& primer td be her brother, os the rak ers sod the celled losr husband, tha t he insisted that the ma thong leave the kw" saying that he had no business then. The primness YAM upon his rwasthing, end this led le ma rag ry therestles, and at length the Jimmie pri mmer asheilltra Bo wyer by the both, and when her husband Wafts( Is parr hor he em Waked by both the pr one Mend Nor nad hoed him agent the wall, sad while that porticos tAr male pentacle thirst his knee into the side of the dermal with great form, mad thereby injured him intently mod assrd his death. The jery at Ist Mod the pismire guilty of as assanlt only, but apes Kr. Justice Kyles observing that if they were of opinion (hat the theta of the deceased wee the twat of say unlawful act is the part of the prisoner the offence amounted in law to manslaughter, they thee: found theta guilty of that ofistos. Mr. Justice Bytes sentenced them to be imprisoned and kept to herd labour for six months. Clarks Williams Bilialf surrendered to take his trial upon the coroner's inquisition for the manslaughter of James WhiSetai Mr. Platt was instructed to prosecute. Mr. Orridge was counsel for the prisoner Mr. Platt said that the grand jury had thrown out the bill against the prisoner, and be did not think, up= a on- Mention of the facts, that the Intermit of justice required him so one any evidence in support of the careser's fa gatelike. Mr. Justice Crompton said be thought the learned coun sel had taken • very proper coarse. It appeared that the deceased had thrown some guano at the prisoner, and be had thereupon struck him a blow with his fist, evidently without refter idea or Intention of doing him say anion The jury then returned • verdict of Not Guilty, sad the prisoner was ordered to be discharged from custody. Yieliael Crawley, 35 wee Indicted for feloniously cutting sad wounding George Ruffen, with intent to do him grievon bo. Mr. Payne prosecuted ; Mr. Sleigh was counsel for the prisoner. aaLti:jtpeared front the evidence of the prosecutor that he on the business of • wood turner in ithoreditch, and the prisoner was in hie service. On the 16th of March, the day on which the eclipse ol the sun took place, ft appeared that • skylight upon the premises was broken, and the pry swatter accusedthe premier of having broken iX He shortly afterwards addremed the preesertor sad asked him three Uwe whether he intended to charge him with breaking the skylight. The prosecutor mid be did, end he knew that he had beck= it, and upon this the prisoner became vety r ated sad first struck the prosecutor with his flat in the face and then struck him with a pros of mahogany. The prisoner then seised a chopper, a very formidable weapon, and aimed a blow at the tor's head, at the sues tinse asking use of the expression that "he would he slay hies in his own house." The prose c utor bobbed his head, as expressed It, on one side, the blow missed him. A mama named Henna then interfered, and endeavoured to reason with the prisoner, and as the prosecutor was about to leave the place the prisoner struck at him again with the chopper and inflicted a wound upon his trial. The prisoner, who had been drinking at this time, was taken Into custody two or three hens afterwards, and he we then found to be very drunk, and upon the constable telling him that he took him into custody for wounding the prosecutor, he said he wished he had cut his - head ofi, sad this there would have been • Job for Jack Ketch the ~ally hangman. • co The prosecuto d r admitted that . and the prisoner wes well-nducte quiet man the ash was ao doubt to be attributed to the drink the primmer had takes. It also appeared that the prisoner had • wife and five children him for support. made an earnest appeal to the jury ea behalf of the soar, and he endeavoured to aIIOW that they would h be n bang him guilty of ths Max caws of on -1 [r. Croon iss brig snorsi op, The Jim after • short dobbsratlea. fend the prisoner Goal, b elo woathr tles promotor TIOI Willi to do has him ; thoy, at ths sem time, mommesded trim co moor of Ns provio nocen :=dis. mar ; sod dr prosontor Mood la the TY Irma Jor ti ls= e ssoloms, said la *mkt Oa jury, ors sad Ihs arm at the Isolnmst ie = on 4 amid net have ors to any other asaraima this the sirs they bad arrived at ghat the pr eens must have lalmaird is do the presenter grievous losily bona at the rim bot armsdasl the seem& apes bin. Mho blow had oar ollma open the Medal the premolar wad to all probally have lard him, ad his elm watts ortstaly Imo emstried to mookr, mod It would bora bra be pier wad y to have pored =Mar of death mat bles. The My the prosearor had my easumead bas is may • bat Islam late esMdersaas all the abourstmaems, he art that his duty to the rasa° ors paid Mr to pm a smarm of per servitads, mod be mad of should throlloo order Ida to undergo Mt poishatiat for • throe yam. mo gU ai lme i tiVa u ltivois thor iad eoidersona Gat ; M•eat rant to do La grimes bodily ham. morsted the posessatlaL The primmer ms The prosembir la this or b • sorsa! Is the tame re mit lo 'drab the ram, bsimagsd, sod at Mm *IS st the commosso they ewe mariond at the Warms Bonscrs la at. Iroses Tsar. oppismed Ws at i = s aa the Mb of lralmorry, the prisoner setursed to dr dadbe sommosl thawing to Mar shod soradms, mod the presenter 101 l him Sr II hoTh72 be altsold air Ms toe be Moo Is dr gamrd-reer. Tho passer beams um Mind ado, mad war to has kb dad Irk oat • ram ; sigma Saalflls MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Wore Mr. Polley, Q.C., AnWant-Judge.) 'lamas Jones, 23, was indicted for having stolen a gold watch value 101., the properly of James She, from his per son. He wee aleo charged with having eessulted two police constables in the execution of their duty. To the latter he Pi fl e r. a l=eassentsd ; the prieoner was not defended. The pressonter deposed—l am a clerk in her hisjesty's Customs, and mile at No. 9, Queen's-terrace, fit. John's wood. On Thu:slimy, the 17th of last September, I was • by the o'clock train from Fenchtuch-street to r11711:r arm. I was in • second clams carriage. There were several persons In the same empartment with me. A men, who I now,haysnodoabt widow was thepisoner, set oppo she b me. He mind • girl The woe in the cordage to change seals with him, and that brought hien** opposite me, and the b ale. Air dipping at _ i New weeded as need. The seemel and met laird al Issit esemal doss. grAs skew and plainer ramitsr I thought he was ta to:laded. He sat with his erne bailing owe the carriage door. The train was going at full speed. When we got to what is called Sir George Duckett's Canal-bridge, heimalehed my watch, which I was wearing in my waktosat skit, he tore it away from the chain, peat of which was struck me • blow, and in • moment he opened the deer out of the carriage. It was Use week el but ea tidal*. saw him fall. I mid, " Good God, the need hr slobs my watch and jumped out." I made my km known the Hackney-station, as I could not call oat and stop the train , before. At first, when I saw the prisoner after he was taken I ,was not sure he was the man, but his whiskers have grown again (they had been shaved off), and now I am sure. I thought be resembled the man. lie had the emu coat on than, and I remarked red tieing in the sleeves. The prisoner, when asked if he wished to pat way questions to the witness, merely said he was not the man. David Charles Martrie—l sea a clerk to Marshall sad Sons, bookmaking on the Great Western Railway, and was a paeseeger in the train when this occurred, In the middle edlrt September. I remember seeing the prosecutor In a compartment immediately before me, end saw • man, who I believe was the prisoner, strike him on the cheat, atch his watch from the guard-chain, end then jump out of the cerriege. The train I should think was going et the rate of eighteen miles an hour. I noticed red lining in the sleeves of his coat, and mentioned that before I saw the prisoner afterwards. He has now the same coat. Hy attention was attracted to him from his restless manner, end the particular notice he took of the passengers to the carriage. lam more convinced the prisoner is the man every time I look at him. William White—l live at Hackney. Oa the 17th of Sep tember last I met the prisoner near to the Tiger in the Wick road, about half-past eight in the evening. That is about a quarter of a mile front Duckett's Canal-bridge, He asked me the way to Whitechapel, end while I was thioktng which direction to tell him to take my hand came in contact with his coat, which I found quits wet. I asked him how he ems in that plight. He mid he had jumped Hackney brook, running at the back of the White Lion, and fell in. I asked him where his hat was as he had not ace on. He said he lost it in the brook. I next noticed that he had a cat on the cheek—he was holding a handkerchief to it. I said, " Why, good God, who has b ill-nAng your' He replied, II wee all in jumping the brook. He suddenly 41tme, before I could tell him the way to Whitechapel. The only question which the pismire put to this whams was, as to which 'Meet his face the cut was on when he spoke to him. The witness said he was not sure, but thought it was on the left. The prisoner then proved his own Identity by showing a soar on his right cheek which the cut had left, and then asked if the jury could believe the witness, as the cut was on the right side of his face f At the prisoner's request the evidence of Sergeant Francis, N divides, was read tram the depositions, after he had been examined. It was to the effect that on the evening of the robbery he heard of it at Hackney, and went down the rail way towards Bow. A pawn told him to look out for an escaped lunatic who wee without a hat, and who was supposed to have committed the theft. He searched about the fields until four in the morning, but found no one. On examining Duckett's Canal-bridge he found marks of blood, and there were splashes of water on the bank, which left no doubt that the person who jumped out of the carriage fell upon the bridge and rolled over Into the canal. There was • quantity of blood on the towing path, about 400 yards from the bridge. He received infor matio n which induced him to look out for the prisoner, and he found that he had been taken before the Lord Mayor on another charge, and committed to Holloway Gaol for six months. When that term expired ha was taken on the present Police-constable err, 426 N, proved that when at the police court the prisoner singled out the prosecutor, and asked 11 that " swell" was going to prosecute him. That was be fore the charge was gone into. The prisoner, in his defence, said he was not the man who did this. There was a mistake as to his identity. The jury immediately found him Guilty. There was a certificate of his conviction and the six months, bat it wee not proved, as the offence was subsequent to that of which he was nsiw convicted. The officer of the House of Correction, Coldhath•Belds, said the prisoner was well known there, but it was soots time ego, and they had not been able to trace out precisely what it wee for. He wee recognised by a stark ender the left ear, which was unmistakeable. The bedstead Judge, after commenting on the audacity of the awe, the prisonees reckless daring, and his course of sentenced hlm to be kept in penal servitude for flu yeses. On leaving the dock the prisoner smashed his hat, end told the dicers that as he had got his sentence, be did not mind them knowing that he was • ticket-of-leave man. The assault with which he was charged was committed upon the polic•-ofecer in the case, at the police-court. Joseph loAla Ward was indicted for oorreptly receiving ' beim Jamie Russell Williams the sum of 51., for the restora tion of a stolen dog. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted; Mr. Luria appeared for the It apred from the evidence that in the month of Fe tor's daughter was going through Long-acre, sa br Marge=undland dog, belonging to her, was following, wearing • brass collar, on which her name and address were engraved. When she got to the corner of Crenbourne-street she missed the dog. She had previously seen a man who frequently pat his hand towards the dog, but she did not me him eon& him. Aa the dog did not come home to Leicester- Kam, where she raided, the next day, bills were distri buted dining a reward of 21. for the restoration of the dog. The day following her feline received • communication, end in comequence of that he want to Waterloo-taidge,",where he saw the prisoner, who told him that if he would give W. he could have the dog back. He aocompenled the prmir Into the &rand, where he mid he ex to Inset • roan, bat he was not than, and then they went to the City, but no man was to be found. The prisoner then said they mud go elsewhere, and a cab was ordered and they prom/Wed to some place in the neighbourhood of Bunhill-row, whkdi was • narrow court, and et the bottom of it was • publio-hoer. Hare the prison introduced him to two other awn, and after • good deal of parleying between the C:°:and the men as to how they got of the si tc r to which inquiry they pre very abrupt mower% the dog was reduced and the 61. was pad. When the prosecutes mu about bringing the dog away, he wanted to know what had become of the collar and one of them mid that would be all right; and on the following _day it was le tamed to him through the London Parcels Delivery Com pany. The prisoner was subsequently taken into custody at • dog-show in Half-moon-street, Mohopegato, by Thos. Evans, of the division of police, from • than given of Wen Mr. Lewis addreseed the jury, and oontendel that no oor rapt payment had been coeds to the prisoner, but to the penes who produced the dog. £ person named Hired, who said he wee the mailer al the prisoner, gave him • good charader for the time of 1 the, Itt in his hd been in . his a:a emigo"n fnatian ry i lt r . he admitted that when the prisoner was at the police-office he heard It stated that he (prisoner) had been convicted and sentenced to a month's imprisonment for dog stealing. Mr. Crew wanted to know, with that fact before him, how he dare to come into • court of justice and give • men • good character for honesty, and ordered him to be taken into custody. he thee summed up the evidence, sad The jury immediately found the prisoner Guilty. Mr. Istria than moved an arrest of judgment, but hie application was refuel. Mr. Cressy sentenced the prisms to Im pris onment for eh moths. He then addressed the man Weed, and mid he should not commit him far trial, as his else was mot so bed as that of • man who yesterday stated a eerie' of falsehoods, and after a caution ordered him to be discharged ; bat re marked that if any more erne& oases occurred be would order rub witnesses to be basted for peejury es bold end jury were imposed ups. sad the Gads oi jtiatios THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Marin Mionsok who bad bus reeseaded spout the of bowleg boss amok sod disorderly, and smatelog a polka oosomblo. mod John Boayard, No. 1142, was *gala bin%Woo the Lewd Mayor. lo woollootol that tloo prism", who is the oaa of Imooliitd who has Imo on awed ,provioos osooolooo 100..11 fit Oh soot sal onoiMod to prism co straw camp biro proost, waa kori h coopasy with a water- side labourer, named Holley, creating a disturbutos b AU. gata, sad beating an old man. Banyerd interfered, an o f. Amid Murray togo home, upon which the latter struck In n several time. Upon Murrars being taken into ouot o n, HolleyMurray'sho was committed for 14 days, attempted t o m o n; M him. conduct was so violent that it required no km than four policemen to convey him to the station-bow % sad when there he struck all around him, and gave Haayof4 a severe kick on the thigh, which broke the face and glen o f his watch. Hs wee remanded till to-day for the mix" ( seeing whether his Meads would send any medical moo to speak to the state of his mind. Yesterday, before the prisoner was brought up, o Ro w, man ocaussMed with his family made • oommunicatkm to tbs Lord Mayor, the nature of which did not transpire. The Lord Mayor—What have you got to say this mondst Murray ? Prisoner—l can't at anything at present, except I'm Km for what bee The Lord Mayor—l shall commit you for the se rule ce the constable for 21 days with bard labour, and in the mmo. dm* we will minsidts what is to be done with you far the Bt;yard—WM your lordship be good enough to award me 11s. for the damage he has done to my watch ; 9e. dd , e ft found upon hint. Priewase—How do I know your watch was injured by rust It's very may to say s°, but It's not right. did The Laed Memo's watch. Ilayar—l shall ens you 3e. for the dump 701 to the Pritemew-1 went this 9s. ed. to go to my wits. The Lord ltayor—Wifs I You have a wile I' Prisoner—Yes, I have. The Lard Mayor—All I can say is that I am terry to ham it. _ _ Prtroatir—l don't want the money for myself. I went k The Lord Mayor—Yon should have thought of her Mom you ht yonnelf into your present disgraceful politka. The woe then removed to the cell below. The Lord Mayor heard several summonses which bad been taken l out by Mr. Barba& the clerk of Billingsgate. :; i s of Ash, & againsta, outride th rhinos a e legitimate nd others foalt y teng we gt tr me to than, in oantravontka of cos of the bye-laws for the ow gulation of the roarket. lame of the &holdouts wen hied 2e. 6d. and costa ; oas & sad costs ; Mhos woes ordered to pay the costs only. BOW-STREET. A little boy named Samuel Coulson, who stated his age at 12 years, was charged with stealing two glass stoppered bottles from the premises of Mr. Coombes, a carman and warelsonearoan in Howstreet, Covent garden. The prisoner's father, a decent-looking mechanic, assured the magistrate that he bad done all he could to keep the boy In honesty and respectability, but bad great difficulnee, se he was daily obliged to leave him at home alone, while he &m -eal, went to hie work. The boy's mother was deed wad yeas, end he could not afford to keep an to attird to the child. The latter was consequently entirely to th own resources during_the day, sad had unfortunately gee into bad company. He had some good panto in his era. racier, end, properly managed, he might have turned eat s very good boy ; but he was let to run wild, and it had keel the ruin of him. J;;lineLThis would have been • vary proper cam mod to a reformatory, but I am sorry to say that these ia. @Muttons are almost entirely eland against us. If I wed s boy to prison, and the parents interest themselves to get kg into the Philanthropic School, and undertake to coy for hie admittance is often obtained, but if I commit him te psi and mats It a part of his sentence that he 4 to be kip certain time in a reformatory, which I. oertainly the b a g thing to do, I And that he cannot be admitted because it k said they are tall. I have never succeeded in getting a ha, in in this way s except in the case of boys committed to the Roman catholic reformatories, where they have alwar ad our views with great liberality. But in respect to the stile reformatories, the get= Ii almost • dead letter as far is vs sop concerned. I shall commit the prisoner for one NIMI. and I would order him to be sent to a reformatory, get I know that it would be quite useless. William lakey, a master mariner, aged 36, end his master of the brig Clipper, of Dartmouth, was I= l mined o the charge of feloniously, wilfully, end sinking the brig while at anchor off Dungenem, m tki moral of the 14th of March last, with intent to Mid the tirwrltsirs at Lloyd's of the ram of 6001., the amemt for which the vessel wee *eared ; the primmer, in edam, bad also insured his own effects for 1501. The prisoner Lakey was registered as owner of 544111 the vesesi, which he had purchased under a billeted.. Bs other ovum' were Richard Langworthy Kingdom Osi Kingston, Samuel Bullard, Willis= Chutney, Dalai Lied Jamas Henry Ladle, and William Evans facts of the am have been folly reported in our merle die previous examinations. The prisoner was committed for trial, the nrglimis refusing to take bail. MARKET& TlA..—fhar ate tartar el Mar. Lloyd : llatbera sod dad—th Dart =ea trots Cedar erred ra the kr olt akin re= der at Osaka, bat kr reap praetor of burr • . ant • rear to rata asonesir Imo jinn b tbri er Ptineie reparkaa at ken err ae giaard of old Ma k the bar of kora. ard deedur ayr droarstk hearers =lrk& lakr eare by an/ a km The erad deatrier as rEdsgreealled Or red lee_ the kurn m. pierJ Om Oa W bees erearkala Mod. larek. homer a ger dere to ear re orrieral r lainar of rarer brassie vier dhow • rake et Mar IL to ft is tire preload, nerd M i ters to those's& dr as of ream onnuor tat r rapeer Mar a rade dear re her saboral to to order sera : err r anreamor h er fall bas occonel. errs ter export have rat Itter to the market. In rated lat less the err rank ear Ire sot her so readily sod.. rah erre era whir sere than drat the warty re sul Ise *braid. 00191094.—Lrrisroor., Anti 3.—Thers has bon sendiiio andtossit In the market today. and n less amount of Wins ion as admen of ed. to Id. en Thursday's rots Ws HAP Inir • P 2,000 Oasts. at Kentish at ?Id 214 400 Panowns. all Tit to lid. ; Berth at ;30 lisselarn, Is 9d. ; sod MN Yeelicoa. 1,000 ON.. Mks on egomania 01 asset• 0011.16.—Boirroa Ann 7.—We ages abort rawly of afield sestet today. T. trade dow. ad....; se& as tis to Mk • rood limed ter bilsw. at la awl IPA 'NM Tat** to els. old. U. Very lisle period la esat to:WHIM wad Yet west% prime were wall assorted. itocavoz-ow-Tha•eart. I.—Tbe Imperta of Musa meow swbs To lids dapb marks& we bad • small sews ti ye& Man natal, at aa adesseis af per r. ist last walk's 1111111111•17. Pew 6 webowde• Oata la good .1 fates:a lapses dailaelle weak :—lFlseat. cosstwis• 767 sib ; faelo4 OIL CLITLII. -*wrist; Aram 7.—Tads wiled daek bale Misuse to rasa Host made tram W. to 4.1M414 3a. 10d. to fa. 24. larob. es. to ea. 641.1 ; Iss* ILO as. ad. per Woos of Sibs. Soling the an• 00•LB.—Lowsow. Amin T.— Sas Prima*. Its ed. • HMV Awrtiy l k be.; Hob's* La ; nowiers Hod Haw* lea; ittewartb Hartley arra Ilia. ; Tomb* Moor. Ha 21 1 . 4 Near Hefts Its Id. • Walker Pr mum W=. War mute ILIM m A id. • Idea 3dala 6•1 ftue Hott l isk.L Hale iled Hawed. w SW= wawa Ifs. ; walls Hod 1 1 Ilettoa_11•; Was lid Ida] ; Malls . Lod HastlePool. WSW Ned Har”7.. , 14 t M. Walla Had Kelso. 17s. N. ; Walls Med Tea Hs; Wan il l Hartlepool. Ils. M. Oise at market. 63; sold. 41 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCL 0•13II•LTIEL - - - - Ands (mitoontr), tram Span to *is pertorlin oral" bed. at Klinienon. Ankles ; Grew saved.—Liverpon, April 7. Maw (Madan nesse), Captain Holstead, from Claw • lin ktra, was &bastioned la • slain Sate is la t. 7, kid II Line/ saved.—nymata, April I. VESSF.U3 SPOKEN wn.H. Dertiest (barque), from Port PkSlip 47 days, TI IS. MA" ins. Gahrey 4 tt), tram Bombay he Liverpool. Pa. lal• I Sul& 1 1l AIMS (m). WNW math, Feb. 14, ist.lB ft, lean W. Week (BMW. 04), has Bombay be thumb 111 SNOW SO, IM. 24.17 N., lea. MI W. balms (ebb). from London kr Kelm Jab 7. Medea, tram Wawa br Buses dins Feb.ll, 4.4.15.5bi al Neabla. Maley from limn* ter Thalellaßli t i 17, lad SO L, IS W. Nerd (skip) (7), basting westward, April S. W. WI Se 111 L4S W. Standard (Beetle I. Alp), fres Sunderland be bail Bemr7l7 ( W baemm). bum Slam kr Palms* ISO da" oat* 48.118 W., lea. L4B Mace (Ilddel. barque). bum Uverpool far gumbo MO" la/ V lt, lea 14.40 W. 17,11 q. tema Lembo ler let 43 N., lomat W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND HEATS BIRTHS. 811.0D1t101...—April It Ds tbe wife dT. geoelit.N.,. l tab , Dughl Oersualliklae. Iluatemetaaille. 111 .. 1 " .4 " . OrlatTert+lll.—Apeit I. et eetbeeloodestdenk Ibbi"" et A. D. Oarresier, Nal.. et • esa. OLARE.—AprO I at the lastwee. Leprortik. 1. 780,06 . 411.4 tbe Ur. J. Cert.* • re. 0111111 /A—April 4, Whales Abbe,. NAY. LAI etwel i .":l eft ON 1)11.—A8e1 I. PleMily, VIN et J. ester. de, NACLIOAN.—APeII b. It Oemll o4l / 011 . Sabbagib IfO lg Uel—red it >a Ea& Its ea t /r• 143 " ..-- 1. 1 47).Z.0.14, It • dasstrur. YAILBIAGE S. ODILL—LOKIII,—At Vidal,. Kokos. Lott r• 044 VI Nadir KJ. to Weill Idiom mood deogttor of Kr Ws i'elti,c B l 1113 • K N.I. Kn.. La —CRANK A N.—Atell 3, at ens %Wm Chwi l l .I. NOrtn. W. D. Moo*, tot of Kr. A. tow* W Mao A. Pais Ohipme, slue at ilia Foos. 40 DIATIte. ALAWT .. —A 23. 1. at Slookbloth PWIE.IL & AlosloWL W. 11 L at Watooloo TostoWo. 01011 “ Wlr LoWol Wirl Nenekr :Otor ot 11.• Britl. Wo7 isior i ! I WAWaiter. of Nomaletoi. 1r " Ape Aat ta r rams." wags. WIEWOk T, OIL li sin w , ""ir —A V & & W WWSWI. iwoa. O. 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