The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. Wanes pea ma OsaAs.liasesis HAIDICAP. A nth Age lt l b Adventurer 10 lose 3 Atheneum 6 3 Lytham Moldings 4 13 Asionits. 3 Umpire a 1 Jean ft:chequer 6 1 erythema . 3 Lawyer 3 3 Aispotie Welland 4 Dumb= 3 Master lied .... 3 Cousteetigs Gets ot ths Ins 6 Eche s Wafts a Mgr& 6 13 The GM* 4 War Dames 3 1 Vivid Brick Armagnac 4 Lathy OM 3 1 Birchbroom Lady Louisa Blue Mantis 4 Atlas Sir Rorer Bacchus (lemma 6 =AA 4 1 Historian Fantail Alchyralet rilibliatier 6 ithhesastse Queen et Opals s Balliverne Comet 4 13 Exquisite Old Gump Girl .... 4 1 Privateer Wolats Trust Lars Criak 1 Nocturne 1 Lima 4 1 Mail Train S 1 Cements s 1 Theobsida 3 1 Guardsman Columbia King John Ethelred 3 Vandervalds Aha Ba g lo at nsodt t by Voltigenr—Her- S soy Brother to Rebid Syren 8 Oadesa The Dos s Confederate Armadillo Clairvoyants I The Doctor 3 King otelubs 7 Savannah 7 Booms S 7 f by Itairminmer -7 Lady Hawthorne S 7 Lady Caroline 7 Madcap 7 lap S 7 Slaipprd a 7 St Mesta 7 Marigold 7 Flying Flab 7 irduaTonrondi i Blarney Leonora Lady Abbess 6 Boapatooe Ring Georgo 3 Principal 5 Port Royal 6 Stockownar Liston 6 Mendell* Parts a Lapidist Bayard a fionmime Moakley 3 by Stockwell— Cr:Otani -- a Light Pupil c his Siothancy 4 Washington Bertha 5 Gratitude Zioorchurch Turees Fiancee Ahaack 4 Cerintha Golden Dust 4 Muettin Zen 6 Vabahsthas Mad 6 11 6 10 6 10 6 9 6 T paid 1 614 deed Wll4lllll l A lOl TIM 01703111. HANDICAP. e Mb Agge Adventurer Atherstooe lairwater Magnum Baas.... 1 1 t _by Ninnalester— Lawyer The Nam 6 1 Priefibigtoe 3 13 Twilight a Bradamaaae I.lmoium Johnny Anastrolig.. It &oaken. II 13 King of Utopia 4 Souroiaa Eschequar ... .... I Touch mid 0. 4 12 Suburbia a Newmarket PTt i V elk 4 • Aiwa. 1 11 • .. Vivid Catch 'eel Ant Queen at epalu 6 Blaekdone • Blue Masai 4 6 Monk • Benjamin ArosagasS Brkk Pima • Tippler Gladstone Port Royel Revolver 4 Onesander • Principal Comet 4 Merry Heart 4 Welcome 6 Donnybrook Batmander 4 Bummerslie Baccbaremetw 4 Halbert' 'aromas f Canteens& 4 Pilaw* Plassibie • Accident 4 Bellman Lottemy Histonan His Excellency 4 Beaver 3 Old °rennet:4M 4 Tourist lApidist Ineckowner Paris Bamboo • Mooney Mountain Buck • b by Stockwell— Crochet Ling Goorls 3 8 S OtOrosolte 4 8 3 Dr. Simian 8 2 Harcourt 3 8 2 Tenerife 3 8 1 Crsple .late Ruben) 8 0 e Hill 3 8 Tarter(MteMakMteld 3 eon) 8 Cliertanagna 4 8 Watford 4 71 Matron 71 Peon 71 Planet 1 Privateer 71 Welbeek 7I Vabalatline 7 1 uerilla G 7 I Idler 7 1 Perri Diver 4 71 Valiant 7 1 The Giant 7 I Lucky Star 7 Itattegla 7 Countersign 7 Antoinette 7 Isbelred 7 Maier 7 Alabama 3 7 Wandering Minstrel. 7 Cadman 7 7 by Voltigeur 7 Haney 3 7 Trap 4 7 Bro. to Ittibtal 7 Dalornock 7 011•111 7 Ihroadale 3 7 e Dormouse 7 Ina . 7 Quarantine 7 Marigold 4 Lanagollen S Caryorbyllu 7 Aileteld 8 7 : CANTERBURY RACES.—TuirsuAY. THE 7WO-YEAIkOLD STALE of 5 eona each. with 30 added ; colts, Bwo 101 b ; Mr, Bot 71h ; wionen oxtaw, with allowsocoo. Throbquarters of a mile. (9 onto.) • Yr. C. P. Hudson's int, by Tournament—Spot, At 7Th telling', 1 Mr. Torino's Corporal Trim Bet 10Ib as. Slehtbsoll) 2 Lord St. Viccents St. Igor Set 71b (Elpbta, jun.l 3 Maud also ran. &Min : Even on Tilt, 3to 1 eget any other. The Sag fell to a good start. and the lot ree together for short MD yards. ekes Tilt west to the frost, closely waited upon by /Saud sad Corporal Trim. St. Leger several lengths in the rear. As they approached the dip the three leaden was abreast et each ot., sad raa thus to the &Seem, where Tilt came out, aad woo mealy by three lengths ; a leegth separated mooed and third ; !laud Mom up. _ - - - Tag Bateau Doers SVazza of 3 tom each, with 30 added ; weight for age, with ealliag allowasees. Five furlong. Mr. U. MAMA ' , Unworn Doper, by Wlngboand—Nlna, 2 ryas& rnib Sol • 1 Anion, inn , M 1 Mr. t by Tombnot —Lady Wilson, 2 yin, net 4lb (Renith) ! tleminel Eleanor. 3 Yea. id 13lb ( 101., 'Beate, a The following oleo ran Falrylaod , Etna bee, Blanche of lan. caster, Mierborse, and Michel Wore. After 60108 delay at the post the flag fail to a fair start, Sherborne jorupiog off with the lead, followed by Blanche of Lancaster, Princess Degmar, sad l'he Ted. mor 6117, the others clime up. This order wee maintained until they topped the bill, where Prioress Deemer took the lead, sad Shoehorns fell into the rear. From the distance a good nee ensued between the three placed, resulting in the victory of Princess Dogma, by • length sad a half ; three quart of • length separated mooed sad third. Rom Lee wee fourth, Blanch* of Leacarter fifth, Sherbeeros Iset. The wiener was bought by Mr. H. Wright for 70 musses. Tar EAST RENT HANDICAP PLATIC of 70 soya., added to • sweepstakes of 5 tors. each ' • the sewed to ears his stake ; winners extra. One mile sa d seven furicep. Captain Wrotbam's lietton, by Hampden, dam by Epirus, 4 yrs, Bst 12Ib (Joining) Mr. C P. Hudson's ‘‘ Amick, t yrs, 741110 , Clarke , 2 Mr. BUY rs Telseombe, 3 rut. tel 121b*" (Hibbard . ) 4 'Professor mad Bombay also ran. _ _ Bettie( : 2to 1 each against Warwick and Bombay ; 3 to I against Fletton, and 6to 1 against Telsootabs. The lot (with the exception of Professor, who bolted) got well away, and when they bad settled into their places, Tale ciente took a commanding lead, followed ►y Bomba► and Flatten. After going about a mile, Warwick took up the running, attended by Telecombe and Flatten, and from the diataiseethe throe came on together, but Flatten outpaced the others, and woo easily by six lengths. Telsoombe a bad third. A HANDICAP PLATE of 401. ; winners extra.. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. fgerton's Rosencath. by Mountain Deer—Rcoallnda, 3 yrs. 7st 4th carried let ..... rJ. Nlghtlogall) 1 Mr. E. W. Jones's Atlas, 4 yrs, let 71b Keats) 2 Mr. Marsh'. Confederalist. 3 yrs. let Mb Diploma, Lady Warwick, and Bombay also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 against Atlas, 4 to 1 each 'galas' Roseneath and Diploma, and 5 to 1 against Con federalist. After two or three attempts the lot got off abreast, and ran so to the top of the hill, where All.. fora few strides showed is front, followed by Confe deralist and Bombay : approaching the distance CoOed•- raliet took the lead, and held it half way up the straight, where Jemmy Nightiurall, who had bean riding with cos_ summate skill and patience, brought Boasiterth up with a rush, and woo cleverly by • neck ; • length separated wood and third. Diploma war • good fourth, with Lady Warwick close up. Bombay was last. Yllt &CURT HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 20 lOW. added. Haas-renoile. Mr. H. Marsh's Princess Dams:, 2 yrs, Tat 71b (Jas. lilghtingall 1 Mr. York's Blanche of Lancaster : 4 yr ,gut 12Ib 'Hlbbt.rd; 2 The following also ran :—)liebel Grove, lawanor, Profewer. - - Betting : 7 to 4 each aget Blanebe of lanossteraed Prinosaa Dagnsar, and 7 to 1 bar two. Won by a neck; a length separated seemed and third. A iiAIIDICLP of 3 *ova each, with 20 added. Thee quartets of a roils. Age et 111 Age Alb Real Jam li kroteope Coefusloa Anieseath 3 e! Welber Basch 3 7 0 Replan II 8 0 Diploma lt 7 0 Phystalea Atha Eta MAJIMITY's PLATE of 100 &aims ; weight for age. Two war. Age Age Rut Lancashire.. a Bombay 3 Zeta° Melton 6 pail Jam 6 Confidence.. . Lady Warwick... 6 Talscorabe THE EXPRESS, A flume*, Pun It 40 son. ; tw swifter to be sold for KC Ow mane Age st lb &Jae 4 811 Warrick . Danvers*" Bedworth Mysterious Lady .... 8 7101 by Tedium Age at lb • 710 7 • 3 7 0 2 S 0 RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE) RACES. TUISDLT. Tez Kuntz &nen of IS son. ouch, with 20 ailed ; for 2 sad 3-yr-okb ; posolthoo sad allowances. About tArew quarto' of awls Mr. J. Osborne's Brown Bread, by Neatbieblt—Brown Agnes. 224,74 Mb (Whiteley) I Mr. Ma/A U. 2 yrs, 64 Illb =m a i Yr. Smith's Nu. 2 yrs, liilllb Betting : !,to 1 us Lion, 5 to 2 apt Brows Broad, 10 to 1 art No. Was by • Mad ; a bad third. .. . Tao Atom= HANntem. of 10 son. snob, h ft, sad 2 if declared, with 80 added ; winners as ; mead to nosh% 15 mom Oes ask sad thrse-qmssees. (91 subs., 11 declared.) Mr. Bowsw's Forty Purl, by Clutatieloss—The Flapper, 4 rrs, Elsa 21b c = i i i Lord Zeiland's Revive/. $ yrs, TA Tlb Mr. Tempests'', Alias, 4 yrs, Set (J. Snowdon) II The following also ran :—Howesit John, Ans of Hearts, and Wbarfloges Betting : 2to 1 apt Revive, 5 to 2 art Mies, 4 to 1 apt Early Purl, sto 1 apt Ace of Harts. Won by ball. a-length ; a bed third. --- - • Tel Licemo Vrcroaltszet' PUT" of 3 eon. each, with 20 added, bar all ages. Grey Stone in. loeldon. BA 411 (Noble) 1 NeUy Om, Id 7lb (Ulm* Little Dams. Id 71b (Ciunarob) I The following aiao eon :-.llsak oa•aral Jackson. and Taal% Bearable. Betting : 6 to 5 NIA Incision, 3to 1 apt Tabitha Bramble, 6to 1 each apt Sec/ sod Nelly Gray. Won by • length ; half a length between second and third. The winner woe bought in for 43 guinea. I TH2 Matsu? Puri (Handicap) of 50 son., added to • Sweepstakes of 5 son. each, 2 ft, winners extra: mond to 'naive 10 son. On mile. (16 nabs.) Lord Zetlintra Bandar'lL by iroithinur—C444nnelt3 . 7l l . 1 Tat tlb Mr. John Osbornes Golly, 4 yrs. 74161 b (V/ ( idtekry) 2 Mr. Viattr's National . Guard,4 yrs. 7 . st Mb (Gales) 3 iirsdOuTaa Batting : 2 to 1 each apt National Guard and Gaily, 5 to 2 apt BaadArilla. Won by half a length. Tee Senate &raw of 10 son. each, with 50 added, for 2,r-olds; coin, 84 101 b ; fillies and geldings, Sat 31b. Half and 200 yards. Mr. J. Oeborne's Wild Agnes, by Wild Dayrell— Bruno Agnes. Set Mb Lord Zetland's tit. Magnus, Bat 10tb Mr. Winteringbans's Nothing More, 9st lib (inc. Mb extra! Yirst-rSte also rum Hotting : 7 to 1 oa Wild Agnes, who won by six lengths. Tag BJCBMOND CUP (Handicap) of 50 eon., for all ages, winners extra. Grey Stoat in. Mr. Jackson's lady Lonna, by Plying Dutehmon—Coan tees of Burlington, 6 pis, flat Illb ........ (Doyle) 1 Mr. Downie Theobalda. 2 pro Id nib (Loses) 2 Mr. Sineeton's Bee. Linter, 2 yrs, ast Mb.... (Craddock) S The folbwlng also nu :—Rednatre, Mal Armstrong, Strong Beer, sad Bondoletia. Betting: 6t04 on lady Louise, 5 to 1 met any other. Won by two lengths; the MM e between sewW and third; a sect between thud and fourth. ADDITIONAL —Opprenor, Gaimaave, Paraf fin, Harry, Bradgard, Clab Queen, ling !Hind, Lyra, mod Cabindal. coil. BrITING AT MANCHESTEL—TuraDAY. czaizzonrca. 100 to 6 opt Wok,too (I) CAMBILIDOZSIMILL. 25 to 1 as the Wel (OP 1 apt I ll2ooouzha to 7 opt Itlek (t) Wto THE CHARGE OF CONSPIRING TO OBTAIN A FALSE AFFIDAVIT. At the Maasion-house Pollee-wart yesterday Charles Enamel, solicitor's clerk, and thas. Ed. Bailey, stockbroker. appeared befogs Mr. Alderman Waterlow, having bees at large ou their own recogairmoes, to SWAIN the he of having conspired together to suborn and iodate one Gustave Suwon to make a fable affidavit. Mr. Bosley, instructed by Mr. Baud, promouted ; aad Mr. Sleigh, haunter, appeared for Mr. Barley; Mr. Bradlaugh conducted his own defence. The cireurestanoss of the cue have already been twice before the public. and it will be remembered that the affidavit in gushes was made by Gustave Stowe n, before Mr. Commissioser Heath, sad which Stowell Monett ad mitted was false. The principal evidence adduced on the last OCCOAAIS war that of Stowers. Yesterday Mr. M'Eurseq one of the eirgeants-at.anses, was called, who produced a copy of the mph& which was issued upon the affidavit in question, and also the warrant for the arrest of Mr. Fraoksabeim. The mid Mr. Bailey acoompasied hien to the Stock Exchange to point out M r. Fraeliesheita, hat they did not see him, and sitar that he did not try to fled bins, and so the warrant was sever executed. A witness, amid Soutane, who described himself au a translator ci homages, deposed to having overheard a am venation betweso the 'Muses Stowe. and the mesa Came ahoy, whose name has beet so frequently meatless& ie whir-benne/bey informed Stowe" that there was a warrut out &naiad him, and *dried him to leave Laudon, and cm his replying that he had no money Cuschey odd be would see Bradlaigh and try and get . hini 201. Fraakeeheim was spa pissed in the box, and is Newer to Mr. Sleigh, said the anacims for which las mi 'Melly stopped pent was about 125,0001., bat that bad Ursa reduced by at 90,0001. by securities maimed, sad bills that had been psid. le sweat* Mr. Bradlugh, the wittiest "sidle, gave cbegam to a large amount to parties whammies were ms.ttoeed, to Wale mow upon, within a week before his bankruptcy, and he also mid he gave Oscar Bahmaaa • cheque for 8501., which he said was for mosey ha owed him. He also gave him other cheque, but none of them were entered in his books, nor could be tell by the caustarfoils how nasty cheques he had given, as be did not eater his Stock Ex change traosactiama The allegatioe in Mr. Bradlaush's affidavit, that he believed be (witesse) had removed a quan tity of property, was not true. Some property, consisting of furniture and pictures. was removed from his boom ia Bloormany three days before he stopped puniest, Mr. Bereaburg having paid him 401. for it, and made an einem el SOL Ernest Templates proved the attempt and failure to serve Talmo, whose name was menaced as bavian first induced Siouan to go to Mr. Bradlaugh's office, with a summons to attend as a witosea. This was the only material evidence which we. adduced. Mr. Sleigh addressed the Alderman oa behalf of Mr. Bailey, sadcoetended that there was nothing to show that his client, who bore a character second to Done in the City for honour sad integrity, was at all cognisant of the mode in which the affidavit had beee procured. Mr. Bosley having made • few remarks epos the evidence as it bogs upon the charge sought to be sustained whist Mr. Bailey, Mr. Alderman Waterlow maid when first the charge came before him in the shape of a charge of perjury against Gus tave Stowe's, he felt It was oise of peat importune to the commercial eamonewity, and orie which ought to be lavas* gated. He WI felt that it was of importaoce, and he was sure the investigation would prove beasficial to the public. He was now asked to decide in a charge against Mr. Bailey and Mr. Bradlaugh for subunits( Gustave S oven to com mit perjury. Before the evadesce bad been hoard be was certaielj of opinion that those for whom the affidavit was made might have been cognisant of it, bat aow that all the fact. had been goes into he was boned to my there was liable; to support that charge. He felt it right to say that he did not believe Mr. Balmy war in any way 000160011 that Stow= bad been hired for the purpose of making the affidavit, although it did appear that he had accompaaied the affair to point oat Mr.Fralakmeheim. Still it was a case which re quired sitting, as rie cue in the City would be safe if the judges were to be deceived by such an affidavit as the one in question. He discharged Mr. Bailey. and maid in his mind he left the court without say stua upon his character. Mr. Bradlaugh thee, in a very able manner, peneeded to address the bench upon the evidence which had bee" ad- I &aced against him. He said the only evidence enslave him I was that of Sloven. who, he said, had admitted be had can. ' milted perjury for W., and who was quite as likely to do so spin. He denied that he put no other gnestioas to Stowe" than those as to his naniaand whether he had sees Emmanue -1 beim, and mid be &dimity asked him if be had had the calcination with him, and whether he told him he was going I away, sad he said yes. He drew the alderman's attention to the fact that ha had, on the last examinatioe, offered him self as a witness in the case against Stowe", bat bad bee" refused ; and had he been called he would have stated pro ; cagily the same on oath as he had just stated. With regard to his own affidavit, be did at this peesest time be , lave that Frankenheim had made away with some valuable property, and as to his going away, it was a common report upon the Stock Exchange for day@ previous to the eapiasbeial issued. Fraokenbiern hicomilf fad admitted giving which he had not entered in his books, sad of which a b= . no couoterfoils, and he said, in fact, that was sure the whole charge was got up by some parties to stop him mouth I with regard to proceedings which were befog taken against them, he hem upbeat of ems facts damaging to their muse. Mr. Alders= Waterlow said be had gives a very careful coosideration to the whole case, and be thought it was to the defendant's interest that the tees had beets fully pee into, and it was only just for him to say that the evidence was not sofficismit to justify the defendant's &teatime, al though, at the same time, be must may that/ran the facts, as they appeared before this investiptioe,the promestor was quite justified is the coarse which liedbew puma. The ddeodeat was thee diesherged. HIALTU AND Eliszwora RINTOZED without osedi isconvesiesee, er expense by Do Esters dello:low health restoring itevsloataArsbies Food, which ism arty times Ma met la other remedies and cures the stosnacb, nerves, bum liver. sad lunettes@ et all chronic or recent disorders WON cares annually it dye/wools isdigeatko). eawituatkw. diarrhea. mama, comemptkos, wasting, debility In obi or young. Du Rain sod Co., No. 77, Negeotatreet, Lmdea, W. In tisto, Is. ; la 4 111a—{Advstileimmat] WEDNESDAY EVENING, clixTßAt CRIMINAL COURT. (Man Qs Eseardic) Bartholomew Flysa,9 9, Patrick Flynn , 30, brothers, cad Thomas Nettle, 25, were nerpid with unlawfully si= and weanding Alfred Arenberg, sail they were also with essaulting George Odors, a police-constable, is the exertion of hie duty. Kr. Poland coododed the prosecution on behalf at the South &IWO Railway Company. The wercutor, Mr. Amber& is a ticket inspector at the Deptford static. of the Grerwiali Railway, aid it up. pawed that about half-past 11 o'clock at sight on the 2241 i at Avoid, the primulas, all of wham were moss et lass the wans tar litnor, west to that station and inquired if there was a train to Landau. They were told very civilly that the het traia had gone, bat that if they went to the New-ener station they might possibly get a help to lowa. lasted at gang away quietly, it appeared that the primers =ids nes d the most disgusting and when as attempt, was muds to remove them theTZ e ier de a violent attack apes Mr. Arenberg sad a wadable aimed Odors, who weal to hie moistens, and dal* the singes the prisms Ihrthdemar Flynn seined Mr. Arenberg by the hp sod grow W with ench violence that he was ren&red hrissibis, sad for a siesidenble time was unable to repos his duty. w The jury triad Bertliakenew Fly's Guilty of unlawfully /eraulfing th Mr. Aminese constable. aad the whole of the prisoners 6Zelt' d y The Reserder, deer orininientlag upon their outregeone coded, sentaard Bartholomew Flynn to twelve mouths' herd labour, sad the other two to three months of the creme paeihroont SPA seer Howes,l9, Robert Donovan, 19, and John Fhb n, were charged with a street robbery. Mr. Ribtea defended the prisoner Williams. The prosecutor ia this cam was a Mr. Akey, a school master, and it appeared that on the evening of the 26th of tr=t, about 6 o'clock, he war walking over London. when be was hustled by the three prisoners, and he felt a tug at his welsh, sod upon loads( down be found his chain bagging loose, end hi watch was gone. The pose• enter swore poilively to the primes= being close to hi prom, and swim the head of OM of them near hi pocket, and as they were being taken to the polies station, Donovan threw something over the parse= of the bridge into the river, and he this said to the officer, " Yon have sot got me 'to righk ' (a slung =prelusion meow thieves far there no being a clear ones against them) this Wm.' The jury toned all the prisoners Guilty, and it appeared that Donovan had been =evicted in this t, and the others had albs been several times summarily eon vlerea. The Reeorder sentenced Donovan to seven yean' penal servitude, Homes to five yeses of the same punishment, and Williams to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour far nobles months. John Plumb, 21, vas charged with • robbery with vio lence open Joseph Jackson. Mr. Wood prommited. and Mr. Lilly defended, the pri• Kelt. . . . . The prosecutor is • jonnemnan batter. sad as the sight of the 3rd of August be was is the Reat-road. seer the Bricklayere-erms Matiao, oc his way home to the Albeey road, when be was attacked by three men, ace of whom struck him a violent blow oa the mouth with some Matro n:met, the effect of which was to loosen six of his teeth sad to cat kin lip, and he was then knocked down and kicked, and robbed of hie watch. The prisoner was spoken to as being am of the gang, sad he was apprehended while hi the art of renting away, hat hie oanpsaions moped. The )cry found the prisoner Meaty, and a previous coo viatica for felony was proved NORM kin. The Recorder mid that the • bad been convicted of • very serious offence, and he eimbenced him to be kept in penal servitude for seven years. (Before Kr. Commissioner Kea.) The greater portico of the day wag occupied by the trial of Mint cases. the last of which was not wincluded oath past two o'clock. /dent Timms. 24, builder, was Indicted for stealing a hone sad wagonette, the property of James Ford. There were also two other iadietemete of a similar MIMEO. The primmer *Wed guilty, sad the cesnmisisser, men. meeties apes the nature el the offends, senteseel him to five yam. /Warp Harrington, 19, spinster, was isditited for fele. stately ratting sad wounding Charles Dauer, with latest to do him some grievous bodily bars. Mr. Gent prosecuted , sad, by the direotion of the mart, Mr. lisle defended the primmer. It appeared from the evidence that the primmer sad the prosecutor had bees living together for mime three years. daring which time they had frequent quarrels . They bag several @operetta:a, noise together sometimes for s fortaight sad sometimes for three mouths at a tiate. At the time el the annuli they had been separated some mouths. Meeting each other in ParkerMrest, Drary-lace, on the 30th of Ate grist, they had a few words together, when the primer palLod out a small penksife, sad etibbed the prossontor. He lost a large timothy of blood, sad wee at one conveyed to the hospital, where he remised for fair days. In defence it wee urged by Yr. Daly that he had been instructed that the prisoner had sever seed a hails at all, sad that the pram:atm had bees stabbed by somebody else. _ - The jury fraud the pri our Guilty of wishfully rounding. Sentence deferred. Rickard Greenwood, 44, clerk, nes indicted for embez zling and 'Mahe( the same d 1441. 16.. 7d., 111. 17.. 7d., 101. 4.. 9d., 871. Is 6d.. 771. 17e. lid., 941. 19.. 6d., sad dime other same of areariy, the prom*" of the London Cne Light *Menke eampsey, hie master.. The primer pleaded guilty. Seeteaes deferred. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Thomas Breve, agrillk • oestermeeger, woe brought before Mr. Alderman Hale by Detective-445cm Joseph lose Peek. oe the charge of picking pockets. Pack*, the *Meer, said be had bees watching the pri soner at the greet are in Otesb•mstreet. and saw him pick the pocket of a Mr. Rigby of a eilk pockentandkerchid. He took him into custody with it in his pommies, sad es emelt* him found mother. On the way to the station the ',isomer mid that it the polio, wield not let him get ea board living by selling fruit he must Mime. Mr. Alderman Hale—la be known ? gawk,—No, sir. Springett, the polor—l know him es a seller of fruit, but DOTI" all buil( been in custody. The primer— have been always getting an holiest living by selling fruit, bat the poliosema went let me do that ; they me always takiag me into cuetody, sod I have bees heed for that at the Maosion- ho sse several times ; sad the police interfere with me Kt much that I bed! eaasot get en honest living. Mr. Al dermas Hale—lf you had only stoles me pocket hmaditerthiel I would have takes our former efforts to get an honest living into but as yes seem to have entered upon dishosesty as • calling, I shall sea iioC4l yon to three months' imprisonment, with bard labour. Mr. Alderman Hale handed to oar reporter the following letter, in reference to the some of Mn. Smith ; it costsined • cheque for the amount sensed : "72 end 75, Holborn-bill, Sept. 20,1864. " Dear Sir,—We have reed the report of the one of Mrs. Samuel Smith, which some before you yesterday, and we think, with you, that it is a most hard sod moil some. We are prompted to mad the calmed cheque for two guineas. es a contribution towards the grim which bee been so unmerci fully taken from her, sod we shall feel obliged if you will kindly forward it to hie. —Wears. deer air, yours faithfully. Itsmami, BARVIVT, and 06.—Mr. Alderman Hale, he. SOUTH WARN. Ann Stockman, an ill-tookiag woman, with the atar aaos of a coati:mad virago, and Robert Henry, a ruffianly looking tallow, wan charged with the following outngeous conduct: . . . . NW Burkett, the complaisant, stated that the keo the Vine Tavern, Vinwatreet, tai,Nave's, sod in her abloom from the bar the female prisoner had bees for some time past in the habit of amnia; to the home, and, in the Promisee of the servants cad the costomen is t u dalgiag is the most beastly and diurnal's' Lame , that she (the complainant) was in the halit ti l receiving men is her bedroom. For this, the need ersicely my, there was not the slightest founda tion. Os the previous evasion the female pruowr aceompenied by the male prisoner. again preaestd herself, sad commenced her abuiderous and scandalous abuse of the complainaot in her presence and hearing, and not content with that she vociferated. "Oh ! madam, it is you that I mean," sod then deliberately struck the complainant two violent blow. in the face scram the bar counter. The am , pieisscat's sou. a youth of about twelve years of age, rushed cioany to his mother's rescue, when the male prronar joined in the scuffle, and struck the lad several movers blows on the face and body. Policwooestable Waldo's, 189 Y, proved that bearing great confusion in the complaiaanth home he seat in and withered both the amanita, and having procured the emir. %see of some of the customers, succeeded in securing the primmer,. both of whom were extremely violent. and on the way to the polieernatios the man 'truck sad kicked him with great brutality. The evidence was folly corroborated by Henry Burkett, the sou of complaisant, and by a gentleman who was ma the bar Olk business. _ _ _ Both the prissams now declared that they were the wane far liquor at the time. The insulates* told the female primmer that it woo maid. fat that she vm • smodalous and foulmouthed woman. aid had addressed gross and insulting language to the lady, which wee evidently the fabrication of a malicious mind. The female prisoner for the awash ow the lady must pay a gm, of M., or go to prism for fourteen days. sod all ma would pay • like floe of 201, or fourteen days foe dm sr malts a the youth and the countable. They were seat to poi. THAMES. Minion Lia6B, a as;misimarizer. war brought before Mr. rapt. charged with Bing drunk and incaphis of takitg mg of Mow& William Huckster), a polic•-coaatabie, No. 293 H. p's 'video« in support al the sharp hat after doing me tits primawar sod policwoosatablo essisaged phew. sad tY INter was charged with strallag a swraniga, two thadaso. aad 8.1. in paw* howl the farmer. Mr. Thomas Walualimg. al No. 5 Incisekt•tersass, eL SEPTEMBER 21, Inenard-rasid, Bromley, bieekernith, elated that a penes eriestable, the prhioner, ODDS into the Prendergast Arms on Heady sight, between 8 and 9 o'clock, and the landlord asked him to take sharp of the captain, se he believed he bed valuable property of about him. Mr. Hudson (the lent lord) added, " i There s a bottle sods-water owing for. The eaptain thee took a purr out all his pocket, and threw it on the counter. The porn took np the p‘m in his loft hand, opened it with his right band, and Wl' fear sovereigns out. The pollemnan looked at the sovereigns, put them io the purse 'gain, and threw it oo the soupier. The captain then took a sovereign out of his purse to pay for the bottle of soda-water. Mr. Hudson returned the pprrooppesrr change. Among the silver were two Aeries. Mr. Hudson mid to lino/step, " Now you kid take =MOD of this men's money." The petitions then took the sad kept it is his heed. The policeman c m= the change, and said it was all right. Hooks*, the. mid to the capitals, "Now, come to theme home, sad I will see you righted." Witness then begs& to ripest something mese, sad mid to the Now pat that pang s la the ma's puss, sad I go with you to me bim righted." Hheetep mid "I'll see lan all right." and went away with the capteia. He followed them sad kept them in view all the way to the Poplar stators house. They went a very bye way, and meek further then they hod Aar camesios to go. They stopped cam at a wall. He followed them direct to the steties-hooes. He waited outside until the primer came out, and mid to him " Have you given the man his mosef." The prisoner replied "HL money is all right in the statme- ho um." He told the macaw he would go inside and see the impactor. He did so, and in comagnenee of what he mid to the inspector Hooketep was met for, and be charged him with having the eaptain's looney, and maid if the captain had not the aka .es the sorei*e about him the polioe-coes table had g ot it. Huekutop said " I never had the nun's cheap. I serer touched it." The inspector thee mode the policemaa tern all his mow out of his pockets, and the change wee there. Mr. George Allison, inspector of the IL division, mid the prisoner big:might the prosecutor Lucas to the station-6rue in Poplar at 1.0 o'clock, and charged Mm with bang drat and incapable. He directed the constable to masa Cap tain Lucas, end epos doing so a purse conteining two sove reigns DM taken from him. There was no War mossy. Lama was detained sad looked up. The winsome Thomas Wakeling, afterwards made a oommuniaglon to him, arid lie seat for Huckstep. Wasting said to the primmer you know you have the change of the sovereign about you. He ordered the primmer to espy his pocket., and he produced a soverelzu, a half 'overage, two &rise, ere single shil lings, three eixpeeins, and sirpeneyworth of Kr. Marisa Young, solicitor, who ably decoded pri soner, sod cross-examined the witnesses at great length, asked the magistrate what he intended to do with the case? Mr. Paget—l shall commit the prisoner for trial. Mr. Charles Young said Huakstep had been in the me tropolitan police 22 years, and offered bail. Mr. Paget declined to bare bail, and noticed the seeded of Thomas Wakeling as highly creditable to him. 1864. PROM LAST NNW'S (Ulan% (FAXIO OF 901JCIT0111 Am) 101H0 PAZTIOULAM TO as osualcD AT THZ OF/ICs Cl TIM MEM 22811112A1, 0001 T OF BAIfiIOPTOT. BAMUISIIALfrONWL) IfiproyDOSA. Moe tinfoil, os;;;;liiiThlosk, to sorroodie O. a as IC — Tip!9a Ponrrniarm !SrFrilklarrace, WI Italia macho Oct. 6014 Josh Brow Coss awes; iteekwell. clerk Ls the Cos- tam, Oet. kIL Mums Bum !Merton, Norfolk, empeater Oct flog L THOSAI Buse , Gld/iagaireat, Dooklakt, journeyman mover, Oct S. at 1. laattlasat BA readtarehatreet, shlgoowaer, Oct. Wn; SW MILIAN Thor lallwapplace, Peock prlat at ar k OW% lf. }Mar Watamt, tokartktreak Node" and Ilomatromlard, Isakrasd. who worker. OM I, at L WILL/AX COLLISION. Taalsomotroat, Lambeth, boarding-loam keeper. Oct. 1, at L JOMI Bf.arrirkpm,...ifalklmetreet, Behave-square, domailia munt, Oct. 4, at 11. irunanicz Morrou,Laatharboid, bootniskar,OotaaUL ww.tut swim, Dorm lank Oat, a at it. CHAIM AMIN, Wcturnampion, grocer, a 10, at 12. PILIS JAM MAW. %testis, bootaakor, Sept. o 10, at IL CRIURO I=A; Bristol. Ind. vittnt. 80, at IL WILLIAM SMUT Cuomo, Manton Fe aller, rrer', Davanaldre, Soma victualer. Oct. i, at litittru BAIDZILIPON, Bridlington, Torts/dm batter, Oct 6, at la. Jon Ilrakt . 2l., Market Yuan, Idnoohnhire, Umber nicrobiak Rad Istco. Irockshire. Oct 4 at la. JIMMY AT1L1390., groan Oct 3. at 11. WriLuut Joan, Poultdea, M 4 War, Oct 1, at it Wo.uak Izeranisor, Waacleader. balm, Bop.. 20, at 11. TOMAS aa.aanlia Tykleday, laitcaddro, joiner. Oct. 7, at 12. WILLIAM 20•6412 Canes= mil Jan= CLIMES. locirlsis, matilaa maim, Oct 4. at 11. lbw= limuLD Ozraow'ul, Liverpool, sculptor, Ocl 4, at 3. Wiliamt aroma Wancaorr. Wbltwick. loiceatershire, baker, flannel nainutao- 064 3, at IL Tsolus Moos; Ashbpde 1a Zoach, COMMIS earlier. 04.14 sill. WILLIAM DAI3IOII, She Meld, mlll=lo4, Oct. 6. at 1. DOTIBOII, Ledbury, 1144661414, 64141,14, OA. 3. at It Joan Ant.4s, Ovelioa, /1121414, Wakesper, 444. IS, at 11. JARse W mum CLicillAm. Tombrldge, 1541. grocer, Oct. 6, at 11. %VELLUM TORUN. Truro, due share broker, Oct, M 3. W mum SEAMUS, Tyldmeky, Land., Nackmilh, 04.5, at L W ILLIAi Pium, Whistord. Sower/LA.6mo. butcher, 04.4, at Ilk INXIMPOI /3001111110 TD, Bailey, Statloroalt , balkier. 011.16,4 11. Joan! I . s . unintr, Leiceatersilre, Isakseper, Bop. V, at 11. . . _ Hwy MIIISIZI, Iticktertoloattr, plamber, Oct. 0. at 10. WILLEM BLACK, Heighain, Norfolk, bone dealer, Oct. 6 at 11. Jolla Ovum, elaubildge, Badtorthhire, tamer, Oct. 3, at 11. Jon flummox, •lorthwold. Norfolk, grocer, Oct. 16 at 10. LAST IXAMINATIONEL Oct. V. R. Alldla, Wrriu -creaoeut, Brixton, Umber mar &ant—Oct. IS. J. Weight, Surrey, unnageat-04 31. W. leper. Lower Choate& nett edwak, coal merelmat—Oet St. W. Timm, <seaway, poor'—tint. 17. P. N. (7 nor, I' layman provision merelant—Oct. W. Menden, *ham, near Itorleeder, plumber—Oct SI. It. Catebole, Nadaterrace, Alban -grove, Lerman, dealer in wins _and whit enema—Oct 2A & T. thaw, Tottenham *maraud, Win bib—Oct. SL J. 11•Colloostt, artdgeranee, Souttewsrk-bridgerend, and teaser Balton t,„ Cerawastreet, merchant—Oct 31. H. Lee, /lac vereotreet, Chelsea, clerk to a fancy trandag mandectaxer—Oct. SI. & Ithelbeld, Upper W Macrae-street, account boOk manalsetenr - Oft SI. B. Alexander, Gray's-Inn-road, maoapt to a beer retelter—Oct SS. N. Balm Pratlewell, Ease; aoarL Wider—Oct. Se. J. Boors, iloothrea, tante, upholsterer—Oct St N. Croaky, Dy, Cam bridgeshire, clerk to a brewer—Oct IL Jane Hague, Bowman's- Nam. lidawar. dressmaker—OK U. 0. A. Witted, Ara% St. Pawn; baker- uct 31. W. L. Mayhew, Backwater, Beata, puce U. W. O. Meadows. Old Kentroad, Surrey. i t t. 71. Sopkla Batt, Lensbametreet Port= lo eghaphowe keeper—OA Si. W. Peens, Broaden& livened vidadler —Oct, SI. J. WiCelvey, Catierneetreet Islingtiinolt-komer-Oct. U. W. Dow, Olossesimlinee. Walioetheooeoo, wire weaver-Oct U. J. Barest Arthur., terrace, Caledonian-road. slaughterman-Oct. U. 0. Pardon, New-cut, Legated& 'hennas le • glom daslar-Oet. IT. Z. Q. Palmer, Biros. r, Oxfordakine, saddler-On 17. G. Newell. sot, Ponders End, Middles's, market gardener-Oct 27. P. B. Caar ten, St. Dulistius's hill, City, Cubs-Man agent -On 27. I. J. Thompson, painter-On U. W. B. Tymick. Norwin. Pi J. Utak Podierd-plosse, lower road, , corn chandler-Oct. MI ens, ewcom Long4isse, Bermoodeey, builder-Oct. U. IL Cati Norfolk-Oren, Mid dlesex Hospital. furniture dealer-On. 2d. A. Lediont sad A. W. Carpenter, Highstreat Southwark, provision merthasta-Oct. MI W. Bali. Lower Norwood. Surrey, and King's-road, Chasm, budder-Oct. 16. B. C. theriniehml, Sutherland - street Pimlico, commission agent- Oct. 27. Emily Blake and Julia Blake , et Ira''a terrace. Bayswater end, bossing-house keepers-Oet. Dowsett, Whitochapeireed. furnishing ironmonger - Oct. 27. J. J. Wells, Leicester-place, Lekeeteranare, manager of • steam saw mill--Oct. U. L. Levy. Little Rutland-street Bed. fordequare, hitechapel-rosd, tailor -Oct 27. J. H. Watt& Tel thetas-road, Holkway, mask teschar-Oet. 27. S. lag& filesillo place, Lambeth, paper beg maker-Oct. 27. J. D. Samoa, Colchester, Basel, brewer-Oct. SE G. Morgan, New Chat ham, Nut, merchsat-OR It W. H. Maagrave sad W. Amuck* Sokforde- street, geld cline mikera-Oct Id J. eg, Upper Wstretreet, Regent spark, taker-Oct 10. G. Rainbow. Birthmark's. shoe manufacturer-Oct. PE K I. Belie. Fink has Kent, ship broker-Oct. 26. J. K Wardetl, Uprainstar, Lon ship broker-Oct 26. It. lasers* Ponsonlvy.street. hank, beer retailer-Oet. It W. Pratt, March, Cambridgeshire, former-Oet 24. C. Handfeed, irchingesoart, Strand. sirkeest of the Corpse( Comm utomires-Oct. 2.1. W. Howling, Manor reed, Blue Anchor-rood, Bermondsey, waterman-Oet 21. W. Amnion, Walbrook, City, wine aserchant-oet U. J. Ons, Hssioey-road, hhoreditch, Miser-Oot. U. J. J. Craves, Drawar- Onat, Soneerstown, boot mannhiciarer-Oct 26. W. Brock, Makinanad, Haverstock-hill, grooer-Oct. tb. P. Walker, Itrweat- Ann tegenCspark, oil and esiouniesn -Oat. U. W. Dann; Marlisstreet Bermondsey, steward of • dam versl-0611. St W. Knowles, Orange-road, Bernso•daey, rag sterahmit--001. U. T. Tkompsoo, Kennington-street, Surrey, Wllde-Oet. IS. N. Teener, Stratford, Essex, grocer-On. It H. W. Gobbing, Lom bard-Onset City, and Woburn-plan, Middlesex, awoken - Oct 24. t Llama. Hertford, late aoal marchant-On. U. B. E. Burgett, Stockwell-terrace, Clapham-raid, !esker-Oct. IS. J. Finer, nigh-street, Cam herwel . leZeber-Oct It W. V. Dawson, Albanysonet. Itegrats late clerk-Oct U. J. 0. Ww,W, intent watch man --Oct. 7 6 H. Savory, Annsby-etreet, f.Bnglon, mpraiser - Oct Gk. J. 0. Knott, lower llesomosstamt. Clerkoewetl, furnishing indefteilev - Oct. U. D. Webb, Ouo-lane, Linsehouse, butcher-Oct It J. Morgas, Rest Comptesstron Sabo, boot mesafeetsrer- Oct. se T. Campling, Norwich, plumber-On 21. W. Bonk*, Perth street, kdrwareroad, Wim.--On. U. J. Beaky, Tatham road. Chelsea. late ban and beef shopkeeper-Oct 26. T. It Browne, Bailin, Surrey. and Oraceoleurehatron City, general commission merchant-Oct U. H. Smoot; sea., Cumberland-ter m', Padding on, late eating-boase inept r-Oct. IL J. Lane, Siner-stra t, baker-Oct. Si. J. W. Marthadate, Watford, Hertfordahire. builder - Oct. 14. T. C. Betas, Coatis street, Leicester-aware, licensed victualler-Oct. 26. P. 11. Bar ters. Dertisouth-park end, Upper ILaerdsh-town. professor of mask -Oct IL C. J. Weir sod A. 1. lintoe, Globe-wharf. 11 Bernd, steam biscuit bakere-Oct 11. W. Johnson, likadeld streat, City, attorney's clerk - Oct. U. J. Hurtea= o„..4 l6reet, Deptford, enlarge w minser-Oct 21. C. Ulla Kensington. plansbw-Oct. It. J. T. Hawes. thasbridge, deg list-Oct. 21. Charlotte Cosgrove. witlew. end J 001 11 1, ••• ValteCl222l•l4ollq rope neanaketaren-On. 21. J. Chg Prancisterraee, Hackney-wick, merchant's clerk-Oct. 21, lobertson. Tullarle-street, Hackney-road, shoemaker-On 21. T. Randle. Plevrepootrow, 'Starter., Ironmongep-Oat 21. Z. Labium. Munsteratreet, Ransgspark. cab driver-od. IL I'. J. Waillagton. Crown-court. M74•1412/•1t, hex mikor-010. Y. H. Sumpter. Whitmore-road, Hodes, stone inserm-Oct. U. 0. Bentley. Croydon, timber merclast -Oct. SO. H. Page, Bow water-place. Blackheath, baker-Oct. 20. K Hinds. Clartas. strut. Islington, asaidant to • has and beef shopkeeper-On. 10. J. Wren, Grey's-tan-road, and niter-lane, Cit 7, dome issagor-04. St it Skim, Cikadwelietrest, Clerksswall, sod . Bak ankismas- Oct 26. G. W. los Bran Corri ßUil dOseneo -street, Middlesex, late weer in the Alden Royal Mell Company-Oct 17. I. Honey. Upper Whiteness -7:drB6. Lake's, baker -Oct. U. Mary ftrrant, widow, iest -Oet. 17. P. T. Ilurreil, Mornington-creseast, Kamp- Mead-road, book-keeper-Oct 11. J. Dec.., Gra Istevassill, son aselotastumption in tive army-std. 17. A. Bowe, St John-skeet. Clerkenwall, grease-Got. W. G. Callow. aldurelfeet. Brosnan, oommieeloo meet-Oct. 17. 1. annals, Bather tithe-wall, licensed victualler-Oct. 20. P. Masters, A road, Hackney, sesident to • Uses dreper-Oct 2 P. P iraTise a t, Plumatead, Kent, solicitor% dart-Oct O. 1 Caddo', Great Tower-street, City. wine voarehost -On 20. G. W. Itsmeesst, Albany-read, Camberwell. sad Co=rdeo-market, Said 0ct.201 J. W. Dickensou, late el Ornsishease, Brad street, Bleoensbury-Oct. 17. K G. Markby, titatheris. Cara lxidgeshire, scrivener-Oct. 17. J. Goodman. Darlamoireet, Hackney-road, boot maker-Oct 17. W. leen, Bethselereen rourattirnor-Ort 17. W. 0. Kfag, Thornbormigli, Bucks, 17. J. Tuner, Walpole-suest. Chains. late Mush maker-Oot. 17. V. Mimes and A. WOW*, Hainernad. boot masidattares-Out. Mi. KC. Joann, W Inane*, clerk in the Custema-Oct, 17. N. e r. l rear ek oot, Lupusetreet. Milk*, ham sad tempo deake-Oet. 17. H. Mars den. Queen's Head-presage, City, cellarnsaa-On. 17. J. Peaks, Hamptoorwiek. aliddlasex, corproter -Oet. 17. W. B. Nowa. 'Tunbridge Wells, grocer-On 17. T. Howland. Omer Did. street,thist Dover-road, comaidesion aust-Now. U. T. Walks. 1 1 0A 6 1; 1 Zerr cattle dealer-Nev. It. C. F. Berme rod I. bridge, Woreestenbire, sauce manufacturers- Nor. 10 G. Darnell, liyton, Herefordshire, hi-trimester-Nov. It. W. J. °MGM, Wolverhampton. licensed victankr-Nov. 11. J. Cohen. WolverharnOn. -Eler- Nee. U. B. Manttelk Mose eaten, Werwickehire, groosr-Oct. U. C. Yount. UMW Sr ringtaik Devonshire, clerk to holy orders-Nov. 10. H. tares" flatcar, Yorkshire, cloth ismulacourer-Oct. It W. A. Mast, Kinneerupon-liall. johser-Oet. 10. A. Bas& Aldernet, watchiosker-Oct. id J. Prior, Klopwkdard, Beellerdshin. marine Mere dealers assistant-Oct. 2t .7. P. Sabots,, De& Cartels, Chatters, and Wimigingtoet Cambridgeshire, brick make 29. C. WilWse, Wolverhampton, soap Maker -Oct. 20. A. J. Merge. Berstein, Cocain, poor-std. St W. Worthen, Monks Coppenhall, Obeshire, It W. I=Waster. cattle dealer-Oct 17. D. Undley, ire, clothier-Oct 1. D. H. Paillflea. Deney, T .ekeldre, bleacher-Oct 19.1 Law, Haywood. laaosailizo. Ole Inanaller -Oct. 27. iv. Gibson, South dlelda, coal trimeser-On. 11. T. Tootat Woodlumpten. lancashire, provision dener -Oat U. K. Bell, Minnesota, Durham, station magar-Oet. 21. W. Walker, Durham. late innkeeper lama. shire, late cemmerclal clerk-Oct. 10. G. new, Mass, lose& shire, butcher-On groosr-Oct. YE J. Hatden. Ipswich, Suffolk, frultmor-fispl. O. M. Smith, Kendal, Westmoreland. tobacconist-On 12. J. Tywardreeth, Cornwall, licensed hawker-On le J. Crowther, Halifax. Yorkshire power loom overiooker-Out. 7. J. Wilson. K ingston-upon Hull, tailor. THE CHARGE OP IMPRISONING A WIPE. Mr. Edward Hammond, with Elizabeth Allen, his servant, having again surrendered to their ball, and Emily Wakeman, a young woman who had formerly lived in the sinks of Mr. Hammond, but who it was alleged, had bees for the lent two years that gentleman's Endres, having also attended in obedience to a summons, the further examination of the parties es the joint charge of aanaultieg Mrs. Hammond and lc:Napkin( together to imprison that lady for two years to the great injury of her health, and highly detrimental to her necessary comforts, was game into before the Hoe. G. C. Norton, at the Lambeth Police court, yesterdaosl. Mr. Bey, instructed by Mr. Bonner, se as the former ocasion appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Oppenheim, instructed by Mr. Neale, appeared for the defence. After a short legal diectutsion Mrs. Hammond was sworn and further examined by Mr. Healey. Se said that whim she married her husband he was a widower, and bad four children, the eldest of whom wee a boy of about 19, the Dart 14, • girt. and there were two other girls, about 6 and 7. They lived in the same premises during the whole time. Oee or two of them generally name in with Alien when she came to her room, aped most have men her situatiow. Emily Wakeman we. kind to her during her confleement, but it was the summer before she had armalted her by knocking her on the head. Cross-examined by Mr. Opssiheim. —My maiden same was Esealisi Barkley. In 1848 my mother mat me to • water establishment kept by • medical roan. Mr. Bailey here interposed, and inquired the object with which this question wee put whether it was to test the Lady's credit or blacken her c haracter! Mr. Oppesheim said—The view with which thear d h Hammond hoe was put was to show that Er. Hammo was j 'in certain things which be did. I shall now ask Mrs. Ham mond • few more questions. Now, Mts. Hammond, when you were at this homiepathic establishment had you not bad child by the proprietor! chiMld. n. Hammond—l Ins @educed by Dr. —, and I had a Mr. °posehobs—Did you take that child to your but hoots house. Mrs. Hammond—l did ; and my husband knew dl aimed it before my marriage. A mass of erideoce was then goes let*, and three letters written by the complainant were produced and read is court. The tint wee to the father of Emily Wakeman.= him that his daughter had bees sedsoed by Mr. th This letter was dated March 4, 1062. The next was dated March 5, 1862. It was addressed to the defendant : it com menced, " My deer husband," end was very affectionate is teas. The writer said that others wished for a separation, bat that she only wished to be re-salted to him, sad beams home. A opeetiag betimes Mr. and Mrs. Hemmed took place, used they retuned boom together. She then wrote the third letter, which was addressed to the mother of Emily Wakeman, and which declared that the statements that had previously been made respectieg th e „ redtion of sheik' by the defendant were "entirely false reduction Os re.exarniaatioa by Mr. 13seley, Mrs. Hammond said— When I wrote the setioad letter, asking my husband to meet me, my Moeda were under the inspreselos that I was net go ing hack to him. My sisters were perfectly deceived by my writing it. I upset a/1 they had does by writing this letter. The third letter I wee made to write by intimidation. Mn. Mush, his servant, Mood over me and compelled ms to do it. Mr. Norton—What was the intimidation . _ itaa;clCiOnsetnaid, stood over me sad mad* mo writs it, os Mrs. Yank pot her maw to it ail a ',USW. My hsabsod treated me more kindly attn. I did it. . . . -7 1 7 hOmas Abrahams said that be lied been a gardener ia the employ of Mr. Hammed, and that he had freqeently ease Mies Emily Wakeman and Mr. Hammond go out in a carriage Janose tc arbte r. deposed to having, since February bet. noticed a canine driven from Laurel-bowie, in which he had seen Mr. Hammond and Mies Emily Wakeman (as he called her). He further mid he bad seen the same parties walking arm-in-arm on Peckbant-rye. The came having closed hem Mr. Nortoe—From what has been said, sod the evidence plated before me, I have made up my mind that this is a seas for further inquiry. I should have preferred, myself, that some other course would bare bees takes, bat when I beard from bigotries I personally directed to be made that this unfortunate lady wan confined in this way, I de termined not to lose as hour is bringiog the case to light. The case has been investigated, and the remelt is snob este leave me 'soother wormlike& to mead the cane to the serious. In the cam of smash there will to separate iodictmesta, so that the nee prisoner may be able to give evidence for the other. _ _ prnooen werstbs• ocommined both forconspirsey old sassult, bat Uinta oa heavy bag. ROBBERY BY • LADY'S MAID. —On Saturday eight the lady's maid of Jim Bell, Unswerth Hall, pear Weabiegtora. wee &pergola at Newcastle, oa the charge of stealing a quantity of jewellery, each aa leaothes, lockets. and brecielete. Mrs. Bell. her besbeed sad family, bad bees fray Mew on Saturday, aid on returning, various articles of jewellery were mimed, which coupled with the I disappear** of the prisoner, directed suspicion against her. It was calculated that at the hour she bad left the house, she would just have time to walk so as to catch • late traie from Wealth:oos to Newcastle. mad Mr. Bell acoordiagly drove to Newcastle, *lamed rated with the police, aid got the young May apprehended at cams as her arrival, the train having , luckily been tether late. The primmer is apparently about 22 years of age, with pale thin features and lady-like *peen**. She had ealy bees about three moat* to the service of Mrs. Ball, bat wee eider petite at the Wee et the robbery. It was found that in addition to the jewel. I levy she bad brought away with her • silk drew aid grey cloth mantle, the property of her mistral, and • booed bobtail* to au of her fellow servants. She wore these • articles at the time of her apprehension. She had she taken away **family medielne chest, under the impreeden, it was supposed, that it was the plate chest. A Tutu , Sim. —At the Birmingham Public- I odor on Monday, • charge against John Smith, now in the Gourd Hospital. was go* into. The primmer was charged with breaking into the warehouse of Mr. J. Randall, jeweller. Hockley-street, aid small* leom. of gold, sod 5a woe* of postage stamigin—total vales. 251. On Seed* night, shoes *levee o'clock, Mr. Grua, landlord of the Jewellers' Anne, Upper Hockley-etreet. and his man , William GAON observed femur e*gb-looking characters loitering shoat the neighbourhood, and their seepicions being aroused, they determined to watch them. ()rice armed himself with a gin, which was, however, only loaded with bleak cartridge, and, at about one o'clock, the primmer wee mese geed* oat of Mr. Readall's warehouse. The priermer was told to stop by Mr. Greets and his man, bet he me away. Grim penned him for some distance, repeatedly threeteabeg to shoot him if he did sot stop, and at last, at the bodes of Hocicludreet, his *tames sad his vied hal* alike *beaded, be bed, aid the ramrod (onions oately for the primmer) bad* bees is the excitemeet asol dentally left in the gas, the pciamer was wounded is the thigh. He fell down, but an Grire coming ap, rose sad showed fight, but was *oohed down immediately with the gun. The police wan quickly oa the spot, aid the pri soner was taken to the Keekersibreet station, and thence to the General Hospital, wham be bow lies in the custody of s plies-oflicser. About fondue mum of gold have been Weed from the warehouse, bat nothing wee hued am Smith. His confederates *fortunately mede their escape. Soper 'standout Speer applied that the ease might be remanded ISlMoaday most, for the rinoares appearana, while was pasta—Dleirlaphsin Post. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. BAWL= WILLIAMS, CS/MAIWISII, mO/11101Mema _Dirmom Oct 17. T. Lodes. StuttlZMWTDoesseslare, fishmonger—Noy. 7. B. Jones. Shrewsbury. grew--Noy. 2. W. Tbeasesok Owes sty. watch tosautscturer- Ost IL J. I Lekeeter. mar —Oct. 11 W. J. Ituakes. blCaren,eksklre, perwlisa It J. Z. 2dwards. Pessary, Osa Ota. New , srk-upon.Trent, Wk.. Oct & 11. Tgraser— L . Parker 11dt J. ertea, Not thmhamshlre. belabor—Oct. L. J. Dregs, Newark-IP•s•Trast. market pram. • Oct 1 G. MAL WbIsM.M Wefigl, Smith. wick, Mai la J. P. Wag, Sept. SL J. 11. Dawrea, bakse—li an =7. Col= A ston•lums.Blrmleghses, Web butcher —Oct & A. Hwy., Aylesbury. tarsals maker—Oct 1. A. lisnee, Dual, Ink Donned vlctualisr—act. 11. W. Rowse sad T. Wood, latesseer. Umber msrelmle—Oct It. IL Sharp, Pinchbeck Ltscelaubern PARTIII WHIPS DIBOOLVSD. G. R. Metzler, Gress Marlboroughotreet. and A. B. i Perla. musical nutriment seenefactuiers—K Nazarklevilers T l. Porcheron. and F. W thane, Lawrence roueinspire, Mg, wine intweltents, sorer as regards F. W. Irens—M.. Illseaboa and W. T. Lased- !Bagley, Yorkeldre, stationers—J.l. loamy • N. Jacirata. J. Onso. and H. lisingsas. Righ-atreek Soclkwark. tondo hop dealsre—A. Dever: and 8. L &Midas Crabbed friars, wine merchents—W. C. Brown end A. W. Illekmask Bristol, cabinet makers—W. Mitchell and W. It% Ober.ellt isiess. Lancashire. cotton spinners—S. Barbie sad W. like. road. ebareillo.b, Las weelme.4. Wilmot* mad J. C. Manpary. Manchester, engravers—W. P. Gunwale and W. Wilson, LITCIN pool, general ousel:ere—A. 110..derwits and (J. llood lon Durham, surgeons—R. Knowles. J. Greases, and T. Asquith. !Mulford, Yorkaldre, bolt makers, so far as regards T. Asquith —T. Taylor sod i Wear, Bradford, Yorkshire. knob Mather and J. Hughes, Nottanghass, boot tog manufacturers —H. Woodrow and W. Rowe, Gosport ; lARRlghlene. Londoo ; and Sheerness, shirt mantifsetarers—L J. Co: and T. H. Man. sell, Itirraingbani. architects—R. Pletcher, T. Pattleon, J. Black well, and .1. B. Palomar ?deceased), Seetewood, Itoetkumberland, paper manufacturers—W. Ritchie and W. loan, Birmingham, woollen dopers—W. Cooper and J. Ducker, Bradford, Yorkshire. )oixers—J. Maw, J. Thd IL Moors, Obsepow and Lou dest, Moo brokers, se fa n os, rds IL Moore. Waren eziIIIIIIILATIONII. JOHN SilltSant, Milton of camps* termer, stet 24, at Faculty HO, Muer , . ROHM ftnkhead, near Mks, Claekulaniu,,hl fanner, Sept. Pp at the Crown Hotel. Alba MABENTS. oarrox—lmieroot, liar. 20.—Markot very quiet. vo. Sales to-day, 4000 base, iael 2,000 speculation aud export. 300 Aariekaa, 2611. to • 30 Penman, &c., 2d. to 274. • 400 Norptios, Stfd. to ; 4,270 Surat, 11g. to 1 21 i. ; Bawl. &dot* dm, 12 to 13d. ; Chiba, 12d. to jaiGOMA —Mtn flaw. 20.—The mu. kilt m Ist and depremsed. are has bows a little more attempt at besieges is shippiag yarns, induced by 'wieners taking lower prices. The amount of busineu, however, has not bees large. The average beam (rem the highest rates is fully U. For lb. Is home trade earns there is no improvement since Let week. The market opened a little better, but clamed about the same ma on Friday, with spinners eau:darting rather more anxiety to effect sales. The cloth market has shown a drooping tendency every day silos last Tuesday. The decline, however, was warm and undefined, in omsequeme of the very few panes dispo se d to make parchross at any pries or take steps fairly to test it. To-day there appease to have been rather more disposition to make am. These offers have been ameedingly low i but low SI they have been, they here bean accepted on many instances by manufacturers, who are less sanguine than ethos am to the future. In sellers' prices 71b. ebirtinp, which were 16s. 6d., are quoted now st 165., mad for Silt. shirting', which were 21a. the I titwiL oiatios is Ilk, but melee have in fact bees made at lower sad se doubt hesiesse generally meld be dose at lees. There hes hitherto bees some attempt os the part of menufasturen to Ignore the decline. and to keep their tame am remises passible, but this V not so much the case to-day. Both the ems making, however, and the memo takers, ars very irregular, varying good deal Mai ibe position of the miller, and his aoriety to realise. 61b. shirt. lop are quoted 14a.. sad 91b. 228. 6d. ; filb T cloths are quoted 108., lgh. 128., and silt, long cloths lee. 6d., whits M. ditto arellBs., and 10Ib. 20.. ; 91b. printers' are quoted at 235., but generally speaking where sales have hose effected they hare bees made at less than these quotatsons. WOOLLEN. —Laps, flam 20. —lb markets this zoonalar have spa ban quiet. Is as coloured hall a few treassairos is pica goods sad tweeds have taws pace ; other deariptions pods have boa very little inquired for. The treader of har-lists has also boa spoe a limited sod wawa* reversibles, ad goods suitable for the present num has sot mot with a good dogwood. Rates are fully upheld. MAN ETFACTURE& - HI T. 2.0:-Buy. en Weeding bole lure set bun eursireas, and bermes ha nearly all bee been mare quiet. Black domicils of good quality sad arks still dad perebeeere, but for able deewiptioes tbare is lees inquiry, but duke u yet continue tuber low. Same heavy parade se fereiga eseoust have bees delivered during the week. WOOL& IfDDEILIWIRLD, tarn. 20.—Tboro u more inquiry for German lambs. sod soma Mao doing is time, but tbo domancl for ooloaisb blow bola, bat prim continue Y natal COHN. —Llaa, Stn. 20. —The whin* trade lemmas yea iesainsate, Pullers being still indifferent about pur chasing, sad to make salsa slather under Friday's Thiel hate to be accepted. Parley is sot yet in lams supply, but at =mute sufficient for the demand. Beam sad oats as Bar. 20.—We bays had only a poor attend sore at to-day'. market, sect the entire bushier has just beta from "band to month," at sorainaliv previous rates for wheat sod doer and 3d. per qoarter reduction on laden earn. Oats sa d oatmeal are also dull. Beano, pear and barley steady I. 'aloe, bat not much *aired for. Market ekes@ exceedingly tams. Holz, darr. 20.—At to-day's market there was a fair supply at Eaeigg wheat, mostly new, which sells sioLlg i t • reduction of la. to 2s. per qr., good rims al red We. to 39. of ot ISollos. to the grower. Foreign neglected. offered at la. to FM* qr. rednation. Barley moms slowly at orlon is favour at buyers. Bear red pre seams and fully as dear. Oats dull sad = d= a t i terber ta ra t b i rmr: for temle any is a l i all . into =- ratp mini. far the week :—Wheat, 5,604 qrs. ; bsday, 8337 ; cats. 1,944 ; beam, 640 ; peas, 2,002 ; rye. 766. Lvae, dam 20.—At oar market this day we bad • good atiendenes of growers, bet sot quite so imp • show at wheat as bat week. New samples were from ls. to 9e. per i 1 74 cheaper ; old, Li. par qr. lower. Barley—bee t maistained lest Temilay's !Mee ; essassoa sad qrnd warts la. pm v. damper. Beans sad cats is per lower. Per qr. imperial to Mae greerer:—Wiasek irk* new, 631ba. to baba., 44a. to Ma.; ditto, red, 40a. to 424. Bar ' ley, best Chevalier amigo& babe. to Wm, 26.. to 37•• Masa rams Chevalier ditto, Ms. to 54111 m, 33a. le 34a. Oats; mac to 4Hbs., 22a. t, 26e. old, 631 b.. to 651 k e., 49a. to 421. ; ditto, new, 631ba. to 664411hra. 365. to 375. - - . Nawcurnz, Itter. 20. —Ties VOLUM contiattes molded, which impedes harvest operations. At oar market this woman we bad a analwate show of wheat hoes the pawns, tat from the meat Yr arrivals are eandatiag thinly of sew wined, far abbe era experinned a slew sale, at • redaction of la. qr., aid bang ea cheaper. Flour poictiog &Inwards. Makin barley alow ram* sad the same rainarks will apply to ether Wish& TRA.I7IO =TURNS. AMWAY& KIN P. 11w. 111161, 16114 ON. saigus. dradlia. 1144. MU Week .7217 It A A A 4 Saida* sad C l 6. .L 11161 7,1* Ml 1.73$ um Week sada. Wertlica of Oro* 96 US IN Ll* 1.04$ Da Await* Walt 61~ 9924 11. Mae* mal*Sarsile 11. 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LLOYD—LOBI SOW—September 17, at St. miasma. axii fiestl-1111t. Swrey, by the law. L Lloyd, G. A. 110$, RM . . :V the Moreoutheldr• to Merl. Edo' ista la F. Rog, a the blew elt isi SMITH —MAYLOL —Sarlawber 17. at a t , s Clow* Galktfar& by the Mew. Trhaser W. J. I I h. IN' , tatoo.ptace, Belgrarewpwre. to Loadcabemetwriotte Jelle. (lam S. bi& et Naylor, Mot, et Cermato. -Coed. N.W. DIATHI. BLlSB.—lieptasabsr 111, at lialghistssidge, Elisabeth Louisa Bask DIVA& bar Is. Algernoa, sou of Yr. W. Burrows, at Saitea WNdea , Sam itWll7. EMMY w lisptuabsel7. at .ftewn•row, ltilenced. Ahes. widow et {betake Yr. J. Callum, aged IL LUIZEN.--Sentesalwe 17, trees dysentery, Edwin Imes Zig ,at Old Jemmy, Leadoss,dor many seas= secretary of thew Gresham We Aninos sty. Friends mn Aagendr=iii. at lin•baak. Ilydeahmia, D. Name. Ise 1111. HllllTEL—aspteasber 17, at Dover, Palatine Mary, widow at the late IL Master, 11AUNDIEL—lieggentbe Esq. e Mai Wegboanisiodge. Harrow4 ol4, C. A. IsawAses. Big., aged V. 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