The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

its 1111111 It 273 BUILDING TRADE. This tallowiag Widen. it ire best stated to el, was+ thdr we minim :—/14. tlerpat, at Comer Istra, au**. woods d SI sin; Mr. Mork, ?wk. 46444. M0urN04404% imligio about 40; Mr. Jaime _ LlM=ilb* sift ;114. Immo* lkook - Amt. Ill•wessa, obis SO; XL Worse. liareqvan. Masi 4 0 , GM/ M. PUN Chest Pulteserstosa It it not Isms sr vflofter dr tall colughood et moque= love Us sad * bok wiriever the umber * dry bows it b. Y ma* mast enbicethigie say tom& sra;dri d r. berkkrus yedumby rM. Owayge Mall• rat dr Ibient art Crab ; Ms. drary Ydr *dr. TM =Oft bsd tlt sms Mind la dm is stn ar WM • air dna imp by dr urres• • nedmer. pseud by Mr. )fats art soords• by Ms. Issra. vbir *hp& its riddle sr 1••• is wit retry Er iybrir thee opltd a damson Ir sey bunt o spausat, TO Tilt SOROS OF 111 11t/lia. Stit,—Tbe " United Trades &aims Caohrithe" bee warri aa amine to the of lie QOM Afar amiss of fleeter Beilders. I peel weer awe mace are the talons /MUM de Mike mow, aelrr ile ee the airepremeatatioss . " That the duceteret bu been withdraws, sal Oat hey (the mployers) caly awake • verbal meat to • Web serer awe& That esti sea, ea apply*. kr a jab e and w. Italy treewe to the egremese: will be regleeered sed Mall a antYsa M ble Maas dm se. wide a weaker eeneepandles be t s tembot la Or reststat, Otis his eh of the abehhote, karats Ile Wow emir fehfad Thu his eattlact, dudes the tie of lib= eares, hi be rightired , sad the reams al Ws Tia 4 TIN hare to produce ' delta' who eueltho *spiv et meth* sh ; aad that at the ' Gabel • r Di Diem op em wlll be kept a complete roper et the whole Anse Is mesa, le made the employers to met wed bread ea pi r made ptucarynes wheat mealy sprit atoll make Ids I. hie taamesiera." Thee k eereely eaa word of truth la *h. Ns hew lath to twee wehdrers, because aces we ever pat dewed. No eartilleate d regieweelea was OM aseileis plead, sad the espy of the " art/ sereamat" hale/ to wake, to Whew thaw to whet le le they have they easy apt their pipe with the wawa it has delivered to theca. The pruchterlea of say " stoker as sera eves reggeteed, mad the whole gatiketioe le • sees see of Trades tialo• rhetoric. The elleptione coatesed is the " Mho. of the Ogled Aeroctation" USPO sot 'dowdy eh, h end ha lelle in = l l wWlaaly are the prow body of the weekaits to deal wide the berehord denial of fate which thy ther mar. have too ohm verified by palafal Scperionon Oat se I perceive the elaitatare of " A Plaaloww, Se Wswear of the eushreeoe, I natal the liallewbe pomp hoot that prodwodea for the apses! re-oeuelletw , tea of Mr. "T. TA Neese." Of the mho of Oho eatietles n observer-" Theme ism ere a* farmed, et the .eeetelatioa ' siserle, toe the pryer of reattolite draw- Yet el oar fellinewooluess. Ingeoleg Medlin os caw eorpiorm The* tollis le phi& Mee for govorelag sad data IM Mule iteaweelelled by car thrat—to pride kr noes salt, sielsrea. i 1 ago. and daub. Thee laws sons all the priesehapo at ea soetetwe, sad we E rie any won of any rime Leann mil hapset thew We have se ewes to keep." I strata from " °taper lad Laws al he Ohara holey of Opeah* . Phalstome• the filtewhp pups. Is the illew.weriteen" .istierril te =lb to ;.rieribe be.. of labor, ale is mho whim from the area ban of bye sad an who re set pleshea. eh am falsehood the he brie web it end tepriadpild Teo& hers is ear labear," wi l ts "lots the whole power of the body to be la woman owl defile thashlter." Maki fir it.,.. tie object* be "te regaistetheyelseeel hem the bow at ishear." Rale 4 melon 'my .weber to lahl Sc ide Webs r Ivevallag .spaces hes hie eteptoyer" (when as eawatery:weett), • emir a haaky of 31" hale pate "mates soselerd to be yemerieted tu ao other pee wee than** mutat* legal sa" Maio 16, entitled "ep pleteolsa before Orb*" sad auk 17, "irtestigailea of *ram" meths distal masher, wire " say attempt ea news week et bah* the bows of Year. fhb U. " embers es hie" the withdraw beta eteplerster le have " tee shallop smash." Role Ilk "awathent Is ea strike" or "pweetehogothers" sue * be irellK or ow *led. If arty richer Ito mittocedereed hiewelf• *thy kind of abater Sc the mastics of Mr MAW, C 16 11•1 :: prey weely to beim Initiated, pay 40e. " U aaqq =ember employe say other than • pithier, do • work, that Is, tf he employs labourer he As the work of • pert. re," be .had pay U. or be expelled. To the rein lel amended &dandles of a new umber it his tattletale.," ,1 sad " chclaatica to be signed by a trustee" --awl se • cor eaeatary ca the coaterseoe profreloa, that " w have so sante to keep," by tale 41, "it is esseeed, that ray member at the twisty who shall dive* dee pried, babas of this society or oommittee, or give the ammo or plass of abode, or heel be in any way the posh to roses who vote for, or spite for or .g et tay peewee set ram In thoetioa, be eel pay 6.." I hoe shed the ratio, ae Whet meet meat of dais, but V Ihr. V iw Orly e , room, Mr. Hoary Noble, bricklayer, or Mr. Osage Pew, carpets', desire it, I as prepared with similar geolellees from the lame of their exietee retlattiv!lr• 1 wk. thie oepovenity to ataiiihet term wee elatent• 0461 by the Central Ateociation hiennother *ea Ida the balp of Mr. M.i.h Ne b o., when very inionlecol eceildmie to au ere Istelhbillty noiline Wm the znee pe tegoresen. tales et the ceahrente of the snit tteha -1 sm. to., OBORGE WALIIIP, . Central Asanolation of Muter Builhes. 3, Great st. Helves, *mug 15. 7111 41.14011) lIDICAPPING CALED 5117487. The ease of Ellen Magee, in which a writ of Lehees corpus eve leased, dinettes the arr. Hugh Haw w rode. Ellen Magee before the Chief 7.ru. of the 4.lserie Hawk mos eireht before hie I riship, es Friday, et ►ie bows la Lower Lerah.etreet, Mr. Dinne,_with Mr. J. M. Thompr.n sera% appeared for tho &VAG'. Hoar, who was io stteadozoo, meow by llles Msgr. r. J. A. Coma, what Mr. (Mocks. 'newt." for Mn. Mower, the Or. arotbar, who war &.o pram% Mr. Corsa rood, that law the last day the ore re he lms him lordship additioael *Alava. bad bra lied is the ;Art of Mrs. showiag that krt daughter, Elks Mew, was sot yet forret years elf op. Mr. Dore rid that • eon of sa sfltdarit had jot boos pro him, la which the 14th EOM" moss that she wee bootiord wahra sight days of bee birth; and or of the &Searles redo ;enteral, showed that the tbAd was bop Mend of the 31. t of Armor, INS. so that she raid is more than forgers pare of sp oa the 14th of Me wrowlL H. sabaltrod that, 1001 l leg it ebr aurora's redo ow the se. real • xsocor by lid soother, her idler:Gaon se to the op of the elaldooold sot be reseind. Tee chid .lirtees *4 be was dlapoorl to rive the child up .o her weber, .. it dial set appear to Wei that the ha! ettaised the ego"( L:ertioa yaers. Mr. Devoe whird to ear tow ohreselowe is the eon Mien bit Wight* deithat es the realer. The honed gee thews thee senuestedl epee the ethelevlb node b the ewe. ash gelled epee the Noe et " The Owes v. Chaim" Lome is the tow we Athos Rem to Awe dm , obis the nether wee eleisetes, so worths ot the *AK owl aught to heft Om Where' sp to Ire, Ai about seshboh, be= all Meth, the girl wee sit feenees pen elev. bed set bees M. Is thle ewe • mid though s somber et .I leen. hers me& Oa the te;htter, sere el lbws eeerrw d the ettesetashi d the thee. Hz. Hasse es thy she thl pea al the MN M'. Crew es the ether elk =theater' is his lartlehip taw d hell arty rid orkiisseirily sheers that the chile' was set yet hone= yew doss. aid that, i hh lohlehle be 4 se thereelea Is the usher, bet he= to trey tie WY le be stem ss to bee weetre. If Uwe tree thy named a. Is the sethers orreetheste4ll hes ineeli the remelt et eiseshe. . . — Tio — Ciret . Jaya, amid do win be inald mho la Obi err or dd.—be email &Akar the add up ta oaths., sari as It um admissal tire do emit ha if op ea the 23r f et this srasak—that waq dot sir IPerali be /errs aar..4 age, Irks paardgo he aware emad. bar award .44 s e wadi avi is Crider—+W N aralar *rata vadarrado wlairlaser eaagtdor Wan NB at ads it'ela.k. ea do 23rd N.e.. dist As rata tit N. alleared la ciblear W Mead a. re arbaav ob. maid bras to go, arbothar la life swabs" w otlarrwir. _ . . _ Mn. Mara sal In. Mq►rr 'Si An Walla Was awassiested W Malls se the amebas. sad ar► bow 14k iwaldas se mhos bar bash* Wass Na ea the Visa mask Hinman Paisosnxo.-011 the eight of ti• 411 t Ss, obese he puma. ters e wows, ••• admin. ewe Imam offileials Is Ist sesrbeed Owl Madre. • Lou. rain% mai Ik . •••,.. elm ..st dtr, sad itig be Oh& pass IS elleeisir de r . of SIM seised. Ns. Lew etirr taseiry, head Sot s I the rels bed Saes es abase bed bees as essleyed p es etrelese hey et • Isms sd IS" Is dr reek et Ihslibis, rows*. benter, awl bed eh posits el Mass. It s doreariedspl thee Imo ass she . worlds" there Ow et, Any lad did two praise et sipper tees ant di Kr. Lesko father reseteised that soles who bed Sebes rem, bet win bed sot woe of ,Met vire es elireed. sere Isms Sondes be ealr ye ems lessultist Is the peafthag. Mrs Perry, the sides she esesplee the hors, viieo her lbsey, together with her dosteette eervesies, sere mewl Are thee stallited , the prtsc=rt et whoa w sow is rreoversai. Sets se est led the reit csaridered to be est at desert. Pertbee se beteg teetstwel, ead sodas's the case et the Ors end be reveled.— Pratclatos. -- - - ( Advoodoonsot.)—Mr. J. W. Banox. of 33 sad 2 6. 6.1800401. kr jor peaked • um lauso• prohlei •• Inseam dm alp $••• per 1.• aid& welmin pier sod rime r's Woman ails Se el . ••••• lo b•• 14 sod low W =ea. as amid semi IF MOM • Waft MO If WWI W. wile any la Ng of Isistzle .a c a o• aim Ohs unalk s• ow see mi. - 711. 11811 repos witidi Ilt. Dilim• Ms 01.01Wor foo olot mai hi ammidews Mai 1•11111110 11/6%.011111ft hiiltmt. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1659. Rats IhddWpm. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COORTO.4II/01/Sr 111. (dein the Chid Ceswaledear.) IN hi WILLI/At ROMP? lit Ala di This imoltant, who had bar la the am, applied to be eher ea his lambs war el peurellei Mr. Lass,ea Way. uppered dr seeditor, sad Mr. drew Levi (lava lad Laub, dee espied ; Mr. Reed :r om i,sa i rt eeird teldawasjeasther bleselresell,basit vas • Rear neared • emerdei Re we it Wit le Red • et Napalm le the el sal rem es lea= aMt of wary. The prim dld sod lame *Oki MU Lori add be MA • ;wren drain. It rue dared that dr brelwat la WI veer a leek *- Med la der* kr•Draw " rid NO espies wee la the blab et the *Mew, Mr. lbe. le whew be WA shoe a MA=wee 1. 1 71 , and gall a • laths. Mae IVhen add by Mr. Meg& Leeds sebartted that thresh the wow d dr rablibizt tire had bore a " brine rd restreed the ere et ea who hod ?staidWide, sod roe mile • Mr. Reed maredal that these rusa r lfresad Sr the R• wailares who wale • "sold be abe Greed Odd Crarledesee, eareisailly the rade ea raiser, wail be Rehr to the res. (A rusk) Corwledeasr—Aadelesl6.llares (Lawbbs.) The Court wee we depred le easilet the bemire% a trader. He yes amen thee queer dirge hid haw dew, bet Who rlabled dr pelet le Mee r% it would tam lath* that a sM, OW Vila trill Slagle pumplike real be Made Ha die brim* Hie.rid, eater he bad tome deeded arse the Modrese reed go, sad the prat weld be agar istadoerd ea the dey et lbw*. The wort sat to a late how. !et tlst oe sioss se sem Cliassery Alio w• *OW Way Inowiel loM plostoly mertiod, eal to nava owl whip it lihr. W. Teets roved that the damned lady was poseinsed of a sun of 17401., which wee hat oat MI on o also bed a bib thwart in the wad WM. ffi sip maid Hat In had known the datatnal a pot nay am she always appeared to him to miry eteyS aid, At this stags of the case ths wes the Jury kung, natal, trams to the Looks beast in tam amp of the usual facers. Vas court was adjourned to nine o'clock Instead of fay usual hour of km. THIRD COURT. (Before the Common Scsiessit) The August &Suess of this mast essamisced mesas, telorethe Right Ike. th e Lard 11.70,, David Wil iest Aire, the Cam= Stelseet, lb. Comssiolomer Alderms Mr 0. Nemball, Mir B. Cazism, rem* sad Gehelsk lisle sad Comfier, mad Mmes. Joao sad Osse. smilreasra. eemesimmesell the ere of Dr. essetbasel helms bed 6r tee shire le Ibe Old Court, the colaskeks yes opined Is tiY seurt. . . . . '[Mint Wise( the calendar wiles the tame of 96 piers The Cain ffsejeant in hie address te the psi Joey said, he wee happy to inform . them that their Mei would not be kin. Daring the per iod which Wakened else lei weisa the ensmittele did not mooed the imp snubs at Ws time of the year. Three wen saly •bw el tin mem that oiled fat any meet from Ma taw they Mind. Thew of the prkeenere were abirsel with merainuglinr, sad ailhongti the dice woe • mine one the hear did not me set ray peetiesier keine. In erne histances •in lad meek • wiry end the, In filing creme in anti with a fader, sad the Mimi she mild had resu en ited in death. Is the two other sem the pitm had b her ass drinking, and Wm in igniting WM emit ssiegankte. In sash of them ors, tt they ware andellei with the peki hob evidesoe, they would Mm true bilk and hove the guidon of Mit to be settled by the pity jiffy. Asst case to which he woad draw their isies was that of • sea named Hugh KeZ t otto stocalidreipe with idankedy =t i n mined in the eante nd" hous: as the " wc u st s :n Dal e In !USAir:Mit am the permit to whom be Intended to admi nister the pits. Bhe was peeler's( sew soup and the primer Kelly had placed some rapt of lead in • piece whom Ise knew she would take it for the salt she was about to pat hi the soup. She did se, end the oms =was that those who partook of the soup very 111. The prissier had been heard to say that he would leave the parties In question stiff. If the Jory were of opinion tint the pawner placed the mire of lead In the piece where it would be taken for the salt that would he an Intent to feloniously administer the poison. There was also ► charge of obtaining mosey be falsely pre tending it wee to present a teen:nodal to Mr. Alderman Kiehl end a Mr. Corr, and one against • women ter the We dged/in of • child, but those offered no difficulties calling for comment. There was one prisoner, Lyon Goldsmith, who was Indicted ands the 263rd motion of the Bankrupt Ad; and If they felt sordid that he had within three months of by beaknaplory, on lalee pretense and not for the impose of brow trading, obtained the goods named, thee they would ries a bill. It espied that in May be obtained goods to vie above LOOOl. upon Matesents that he wee media; with hien Halmd. Them goods were sent to Glasgow, end Vita • month wen big sad 2.5 per Dent. below We oat pia. Thee wen ow come Nat by the coroner, and net in cluded in the mimic. It wee where • child had bees killed by emu Mute beteg win fro= • Th e thr.ogh • apes which the Ali Wing. Me steam had= off that way foe 12 yew, sad the party charged with Ms death of the child was the , who lad teased off the Seem, and before they eooldretarn • kill far they met be satisfied that there wee some ciallabl aw s= or commission upon hie pert. To him the miter MEW to be in inddint. . . - 77 e -it rad jury teen retired. rfrahore Armorer, 49, tailor, was indicted for stealing • picture nod some gooks, valued et 96., the property of Thomas °maven Ibbett. The prosecutor mosses ts ed a picture-dealer In Queen-street, City, and had known the primmer above twenty years, be having bass ha business in the City. The prisoner having been at peresemica's shop, he (proseentor) after his leaving missed the *Mrs, which was upm the same day soli at • ragshop hs Cloth-fair. TM prisoner said he woe drank or he should not have lama It. The prosecutor said that he believed it woo so. He had known the prisoner many years se • respwiable ma; he woe seeond.cousin to Burns, the poet; the prisoner's mother was cousin to the poet, and his father's water waa bonny Jane Armour. . . . The Court oentenced him to 'even days' imprisonment. (Before Mr. Commissioner Herr.) Cohrly, 62, married, we indicted for taking away one Charles Slater, aged eleven months. Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. BWith defended. The father of the child is a widower, Using in Adam.. place, Rothaltithe. The prisoner bad boss a nurse to the child, and bad been so since April 18. Os the 11th of May she went out with the infant and never owe back. fibs wr Set sees again until the 14th of July, and she thou said that elm bad drunk a little too much upon the day she left with the child and that It had been stolen from ha. arms. The child had never bees recovered. ' The jury devilled her. M yes shod th Mei& one of the jute's me edema Ida • rem blobll. owl tree owned tot bib tbe spa dr. • wedbet Besdems Kt. ids Mblie, bib -S . mons powwowed Me b la nub • Me wed slip el dee ft erie ow NM maid • View= tut Ms be beepii Abb GNP, II be ems onsibib Ikle• sod ug aill bar bin pbkl Obiamissia bed so alberble bet b imbibe Embry boo stving • wad Is IYs am md r ei zidi be e tt a t eased jmy be.meeme. OW% be Mr Atty. far doe Iseeediles; Mr. Maw Amy" a chimaey-eweep, vas onskisi ibis • glue et dimple from the maims d 14. Mom Dade" educe be hid been %V se el= dam". Immo ast dr time be vase *Mar eldmirres. Mr. Mew memo" Ida to be bud la pent eurvitate kr dues yews. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Hairy !lode's. apprehraded at Lomas, county Armagh, NARA by fihillingtorth, tat transits oMoto of this court, Wei with obiaLkag sided dd* value 101., by &hely that he hod birrt was fur the rains by Lord Mr. Prat Worthy, of 67, loath Attdloy-Wert,_ sold the pereeer,Vher at the We he Wow to be is Lord llsawris sinks, ems es his shop sheet the middle of May bat, and mid he hel he. met by his lordship foe s lady's saberaddie ; he shovel Ida owe et dr Wes of 101., whack, afar was remade ta the pries, he took filmy, de&hg It to= to hispili amount. It was subeequeally that atatinasst wee bass sad that he had sot heat mat dr repot,. by By MrMo wn. . Derrka—Priocar dittiectiy said he had been sent Lard Mr. Bader sole f weeid be esosseery to have his lord s iniamee to complete the ewe. Mr. Mama George any, the stewardorton 66, Upper Brook-otrest, said his lordship was now at Malvern. Mr. Bead= said it was distiectly staled whim the warrant was applied for that any day weld be coavtakat for his lordship if wanted. The are could not he Melted without him, and he would remand the sat from week to week till the 3rd pros., the Saturday before the widow, so is not to detain hG lordship in town lamer than was ladlspentably neoessaiy. Kartin Ryan, se of Lstol7e;slately employed on the works of the London Cies Company in Lambeth, midst pre sent as ".wile," was eherged with violintly emaulting 'Award Meld* and also with using threats and intimida tion to Waco Wm to leave hie employment. Afar Mann the ease, Mr.Norte• mild—What ar h lEu . r wages at the= ? Whnemi—Timaty-dour a • • week your lir. Norton—And what been the wages of the delindentf . . . wit•s—K. was a stoker, and had twenty-nine shilling% Nerton—And what did he " strike " for ? Wknem—An increase of wages, dr. I think *ay wanted thirty-Ave shillings a week, he end the others. Mr. Norton—Was the defendant sober at the time ? Witmer—No ' str, he was evidently the worm few drink, and I saw hum the first that he wanted to quarrel with me. I felt It nay duty to acquaint the manager with what had Upping, and he sent ms to this court to apply to your worship for protection. I have always been Madly treated by the company , end.' Mt It nebemy duty to do what I maid for them. . . . . . Witham Sly, a fellow-workman, who accompanied the bet witner on Saturday evening, orroberted his aviaries la Mr. yeationler. kdr. Jones, the chief encloser to Use coomeay, add that for the lasi fortnight the neighbourhood of the harry bad bona kept in • Mate of great disquietude by the modem< of the men who had streak, and It required the sods* interfarear of the police to protect the persons who were employed thin from the threats and violates of thorniest who had thought proper to abandon their work. The eamputy had mode west they conceived ecutosesion to the *takers by ellowiwg nab two Oats of beer • flay, and ware willing to do anything to reason, but the demand t h e was so unzeromble that they (the company) raid not under any obeareetances comply with them, and the ecampertorrae • strike In reply so the wogistratere gardens, Yr. Joon said, the hours of work were asoir twelve hours • day, Met out of theft they was sot actually more then n home engaged, and further they received 29e. Wilk. la imadaelem Kr. Jesse sea he felt it to be a matter of duty to Meted to protect the workman, and wee extremely sorry for the cause. He alao felt sorry for those who had, without sufdalent reflection, abandoned • good enrptoyment and were not sorry tor what they did, and would not wil lingly retain to their work ; but others had been employed in their stead. The dehndant, in reply to the charge, said he was under the Intl are of drink at the time, and did not know what he said or did. . . Mr — . Norton rammed Ids surprise at the extreme folly of a clam of men who were mote liberally paid for their work in this than In any country he knew of, and who from their earnings have bed or mutton for their dinnereclaily, allowing themeless to be led away by designing and interested persons. The workmen as • elms were, in hie opinion, very well paid, and he oontreated ;heir earn ings with the miserable Ottawa snowed the pollneoon stables, who out of the 14 home wars obliged to be on duty for 16, for something WI, he believed, then 205. a week. The complidnant expressed • hope that his wonelp would, as the present was the delnadent's lint 411108. aid INS lesiently with him aa be could. Mr. Noreen observed be should very much wish to do so, provided he saw him (the defendant) sofilatently conecioesof the extreme folly he had been frailty of. The defendant said he was very sorry indeed for what bed taken place, sad would willingly resume his employment if permitted; but Mr. Jones, In reply to the magistrate, said De could sot of himself underta ke to petunias say snob coomaion, especially as he had every reason to believe that he (6efen4eat) was one of the most violent amongst the turmouts." Mr. Norton said that fa omorlderation of its being the first ere, he should deal with it omnisciently than the defendant deserved, sad that less by senteming him to three weeks' bud inborn. Mr. Jours begged publicly to movie the company's and his own thanks to the polio. of the L divistm for the invalu able mentor they had rendered them since the strike of their men, in preserving peace and order, and protecting tline on the premises. WANDRITORTH. A young man. named Henry &yoke, living in Church street, &mere-town, appeared to answer the oolnolaiotof Mr. Retry Cosoombe. on behalf of the Brighten Railway Company, for nalawfully stepping ont of a carriage while the train wee In motion. The defendant said he must plead guilty to the summons, bat when he stepped out he thought the train had stopped. He wen Ming out when the train backed. Edmund Wier, porter at the Balharn-station, stated that on the 2lat ult. the defendant arrived in • second•olase ear siege of a treln from London-bridge to Pimßoo. While the train was stopping the defendant opened the door, and in s=r . tut slipped, and fell between the platform and the Mr. Derma—Had the train stopped? Witnees—No, sir. Mr. Dayman—Then the train had not stopped, and was keeklai when he got out. Witness—No, your worship; the train wen in the act of a when he opened the door. V i laymea—Thd he receive any injuries from his fell P Wltnese—He said be did not. Mr. Derma (to the defentant)—Well, it is very forte nate that you were not killed. It is a very dangerous prec dee to jump out of a train bef we It has /mopped, and if any ' aooident had occurred the company would have been held responsible. The company are bound to protect the lives of the peareagers, anti therefore they ought not to be placed in any adverse position by such dangerous practices es these. Mr. Brown, one of the railway officials, said be believed the defendant had a very narrow escape of being killed. Mr. Dayman Seed the defendant le. and 2e. 6.1. costs; and said he hoped it would act as a caution to him for the future. The money was Immediately paid. A SERVANT CTRL COMMITTED TOM CHILD-107e OlL—Mary Ann Gibbons, • girl of 16, was charged before the Liverpool magistrate, yesterday with the wilful murder of a little boy 41 years of age, belonging to Mr. aod Mre. Thompson, of Conway-street, Evertor. Thompan is an °Meer in the loeal police, end the prisoner lived at his home es a sernmt. On the 21st of July the bole boy was missed, and late the SUM night his body woe foetid float* In the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, about two miles from Thompros's home. The oases was brou;ht berme the coroner in • day or two afterwards. and Gibbons arrested, but after bearing the widows the jury returned an oven verdict. Sal investigations, however, by the police resulted in tr Ere! very of • number of circumstances which tend to chow that, either ass Filarial or on agent, Gibbons took part in destroy. log the &U. Them circuinstaores were detail/It before tee magistrates yesterday, and, though the prisoner will be com mitted for trial at the waiter, • formal adjournment was mad* until next day. ROBBERS AT THE CLYDESDALE BeNir.—On Wed oesdeLarnoon, at five minutes to 3 o'clock, a theft of a very character was committed in the Clydesdale Bank, Quien-steset. A nentkman had wonted on the counter, at the apace opposite one of the tellers. 4801. in notes, and find ing the SUM correct, be pulsed the bundle over to the teller, who had the money of at haat three poetise lying before him. The oedemata then began to write hie ' paid In slip." and during this operation twice paw his money. On looking a third ewe he thought his money was gone, and pushed aside the person nett him to get at it, when to his astoniehment he was informed that a man had pushed in, and blting the bundle from the counter, bad gums out of the bank. The gentleman and his informant proceeded to I the door of the bank, bat nothing could be men of the thief. Information was immediately even to the pilot, bat as yet no trace of the depredator hate best found. The mousy con- eisto of four 1001. notes of the City of Glasgow Bank, two 201. notes and two 61. notes (believed also to be of the City of Glasgow Bank), sod 301. in small notes of various banks. The thief is described u being a man from twenty-fix to twenty-eight years of age, fair hair, fair and rather fall face, slight brown whiskers; deemed in a dark eduction met, light trousers, dark wide-awake bat and carried a plaid on ! his arm, thought to be et a drab colour. In this case we have another argument in favour of an alteration, in some way or other. ot the pretreat telling-room accommodation of our bank.. Here was a gentleman who, notwithstanding that be had placed his =cosy several feet from him to the side of the tulle', had his money snatched away—the theft unheeded by any who saw it. A mixed of 501. has been offered for the apprehonsion of the thief; but it is more than improbable that, though he be got, the mosey will be forth oowing.—Glesposo Joierwel. THE CAM'S IN SCOTLAND.—The cereal crops in Scotland are light, and will be rather below en average, bat the quay promisee to he very hie. Barnet has commeamd in some si lks meter districts. The potato mop is good, ma Trite free el anew jAdvertleeneekl-Lr o ttilas AND Gorro, Paper 62 . 11Yrn• meta( of et ta the pound). he dumps he saw; sad wrens to say Taegu *ashen la lise- Mad ea erei hs..- - .oNat On est toe la ; sedzem Mee tor tuft ISMS essi= m ear dm sr esallty. at • n•notio a ;v a elloa Oleo ear Mil Phi hear l ase and II teed colleithelejar" MARKEZS. LONDOI WILLY DOOll ilapccea rees— Mar Weet ro Burl ar arm le r. t a . aug"—lTl 111.Aciicer 13. gil.4F. ILS TALLOW.—These vas but little scarily is the tall= market lest week. La consequence of the emsaty of to, tallow the dammed for foreign improved. Noronha= primitive rat= lower then on Monday last, the Rusin speculators, upon whose ion the pies= aoraparatteefir high reap cd vices , not having boss bums. Proms StPetaraborg we hear of 'decline in the pis to 64; epet end fai dimwit, but a comspooding adman be the exahimse to 34. Des market has remained quiet to-day, end dome— Spot, new, 66e. ; ftee. MI.; rough fat,2a. lid . ; Odom sharp, 64a. too& ; beef, 63i. 6d. M 64a. ; South Arne rkan, 63i. to 63a. ; town 63a 64. net cash; Sep tember &D airy, ids. 6d. to 3d.OM. to Dec., Me. 60. ; =irately, 66a. ; tallow, Blai n e, n 62..; palm oil, as.; Cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 42.. 10d. ; Ceylon, 41s. , Sydney, , lees 21 per cieut.—(Prom the Circular of Maven. Smith mad Charles, dated Monday waning.) COTTON.—Lrvirmooc, ACOUST 16.—The sale, of cotton to-day are estimated at 6,0110 Wm. A quiet market, at Sa tartlay's prkea. CORN.—Camtums, Amours 13.—We hada small 'apply of wheat at our market this morning. There were a few sanipks of new white wheat decry good quality shown; prices were as& the muse ea last week, with a fair demand. Barley sad ads, steal, and demand good ; prima unaltered. supply A few maples of new barley of good quality were shown, and sold seedily at dd. above the priors of old. Wheat, white, nave, 18e. to 18e. 9d.; aid. 18e. to KM; red, old, 17s. to 18e. Barley, new 14a.; old, 13A dd. to 14s. Oats, potato, new Ba. 6d. to its.; aid, 10s. 6d. to lle. (34; comma, old, 9e. 9d. to 10a. 3d. Flom, pr Naas, L. 104. to 2a. Oatmeal, 24. 3d. to 2s. 4d. Blwasa4 la. 6d. Barleymeal, le. 6d.—Owliak Jminsal. AVOUST 16.—Tbe supply to - - • thaa ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT. A170136T 16. CROWN Covirr.—(llshn W. Imams Ilyhm.) The etvg briars wee bider es Ileterilei slab; sad three rereird net le de hat to try mere err rides eat of the premerlage to the hie diodes fem Obenemeter. Him lardeldp bed peopesely 1.11 theme erms sold Iset, sad W espeseed ermaiiyerse et Wag &Hp* to step at Gimes tor -le try deeds, eqwebblite." ni• sorra( le tried to raise dr piths essentssf M au& the err, but wfthost onares, be f pmese Are wee es isarm belie wee ent es ash • ,... ate: end • good der ord the legal gertherarrpieyed, w dis hattle omme approf to be quite secoadery pereens. Inliw Cider* ins dwrW with ores isms, riders, and rotheist, sad pectierg thldstioo, epos ow Charles Talbot, Is order to War sr carpel hire to refers from vale; et the erotica of burgeons to sere in primrose for the boroorrh of Cirencester, mod by dame, device, sad frauds last eonttlennte, tin( sod rterforing with the tree orserree of the treaehiae of the erd Charles Talbot, mad thereby r mopellig him to rinds ter giving his wee at the amid election. - - Kr - 76;7;s gramerated ; Kr. Powell sod Mr. H. Jima IldrokL a.. T i f i e u pz e tetnissi d they. The eameeisi his sentere tie neat ease wee bne bUeaeYi thel be dwelt act allow the ants of the pentedoe. _ .. _ . .rorosow Oakum Legato Ilhawrialk (hikers, and Walter ouveadkroi oa on inglaftwat choogiog them with • Wallis teem _ _ _ ♦ waist et Godly vas haat, end the prisoners me esseaseed re ass measn's imprisonssont each ; Clinks to son up so resin indrawn wins case vim WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Bunot, Auotra 15. (Deem Mr. Bona briavell.) Two umleihried asthma have been disposed of, hot owls( Mus ensiampled oesshisation of chounatances tho wart boo boos nasals he pt throonh little more Dulness, and, as was observed by on of as keened counsel, the day's pro sending' bays cooseitslail a ethsplses farm" Own so the death of by Misr, Mr. Slade, Q.C. (sow IWerisk Slade, Bart), in obsess trom the circuit, while omosoqoases of an important in q uiry at Blear naprotine Um @Uses' binary of a gwatiowsn ()Homo*, Mr. N. Sralth, aC Yr . Collter, Q.C., Mr. Calerldge, and other genikusea to Idiom leading brlalsbal bon sive°, ware also about from as city. Several cams woreenlisd to which no one speared, and after many eels IMsm pooled the wart ad journed, the we page isthwaSse that to•manow h should call th e hat peremptorily. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THE RICIIXOND_KUIRDZIL-TKTILL OF DB. __- BYsIHIIBBT. --- (Continued from rater&ry's isras.) . . Klee Lades Banker, the Water id the 4ecesWr2, deposed that she we. in her forty-third leer it the time of her death. They had formerly lived together, but lest year deceased west to hie at Mrs. Smith's, sad witness visited her there sad was thudded to the prmmer. She saw so thing of the deemed alter she left Kildare-terrace until the mouth of April billowing. On the 20th of that month she mailed • Mater from toe primmer, requistlag her to come mai me her deter, at No. 10, Alma-vied, Richesoed. The emesed appeared rather eetated when she maw her, sad mid SO If - whams would be quiet it would be all ;ight. Wisner eemethed with the &owed for several hours, but the primer wee rued all the time, except for • minute er two. Whams suggested that • medical gentlemen amid Lane, • retatles of the family, should see the deceased, nod she mid she would rather not see him, sod the priaonar said he thought ft would be better not. Some esevermelea took place about me my metres, end the p ri mer mid he thought she had not navel ao mach of the Met dividend to which Abe we. end sled seder Mr. Beakeis will as she sushi to Mee done. Them was some tapioca in the net, end her sister sell Kited a meaty side, and wither proposel le make sores, lint the primmer said the milk had see acme. She then mil she would make the deceased ewes biaminae. red the prima objected, and told her it would isteshre with the beelLtdy. The miaow, shortly situ this gad the dressed • astir draught, sad she was eery sick immediately. Whim dears 1.11, the &sear award hermit very maim to see bet easia, sad the told her Me 'maid rase be the mores of the nest week. TM primer aftareard• write several letters to for, reqatadig her lot to come, se bet IaMIN wild am hear the estatement of seeing her, .aid the doctors had forbidden it. In code. qualms of mother letter she received from the prisoner on the 30th of *we she west spin to Richmond, Lod sae the pei steer. He did mot say scything to her shoat her aster haver. reds • will that morning, but he said that she wee very ie. Dyes ping into her room the deceased recognised be, said held ont bar head. bat she wee mash. to speak. The perm was print all the time, sot be said her to pp detrawabs, said she treat down with him, sad he left ha deteamaia sad mat up to the deerwed'e beesess. She had limaght sews mew down with her in • jelly, and the primer eat sows weer water to a portion of it, sad the took ft sat 01 the rat for tee purpwe, ea be mid. of coolie( to, end she bawl Ida mining it. Very sons atoms& he gad the sop to the deceesed, and the brought it up imessalemiy Ties thee tad tier that bat era sonew ill she bed . be ter set rams* sad he also told her that the pills that Dr. Todd had pemcrthed for her had gird hot past psi& mid hea seed her bare'', sessatioss ell over the body. Os the Meniery after tide reared the preset, was takes tote veiny, We he reamed Mem is two or Woes brow, sad be thee said that Dr. Jades had Lisa kitbag be ohm. Wham wal • wane attended upon the deaseed alit this soul bee Mif, sad they pm bar arm net led ether Wags of that irt,tpdse, and she did not emit sa soy era scoriae. libe Wee ailed far woe tee, mil liat wee aim roared la bee stomach. The deemead EMI so We hilleteag mmaing„ the 3rd of May, at dime east Abe the prewar Warned Miner erbed hla glee eat searaides far the sane, but he refused, sad sad sea warm bed esiess the esepooeibilety upon herself end be ahead not interim say earthen lb. lad known the aware ell her life, sad her health wee generally very ends Demeoweierl--The plerwr wee very web embed able be elletail bone ohm being tak, n into mideay. nai l be all lima De. Dam bed dieted boo with ~sere but revive end Met they, tamales Dr. heirs eel the other llMPOWlfibikg bar. The dared awdee weer ora -1 draft ass Maw attacks sad siolowsk end if she I lei la • artless it wede her vomit. The dweeeed always espoused thet the presser was very Wad le bee. BM did eta labs Leis( the pavan soy Dodo weeleastes bed=el We ten istallerieg with He treatment of the limber Clawed depend that as the tall et Day .he wee Deseled Ly Dr. Jelfee's emetsteat to Weal yea Dade• asseed, se • saw, lad De west to • bar Mame el ADD Tithe be ibis purple. The resew awes bane le lbe NM be testa eemel sines he. De Deemer' bed nem, k.t abeam eisielaeral en the maim to be. no free am die r nifi d . te . deeeemed emcee yeallei, sod tbs seer oseeteed teem' dm abe ewe lit the meldes. 111 sherwarts edwielsksell sews het to her, end OM vereasd aft her Aim& ellwaras A ge e Imam mare atedidee, .111 ea bury at tbe weet ef the risme sadit , ate 'WM pel ate wok lea s t sir, dad the pelmet meld a up. sad sbe male her ems ea it, end beedel k e a Oben= easel Dam Oeserezemimal—Tbe medlelee velbered we elm le bee yr Mr. Omedle. Dr. Juliette averse M. T. 1. illeske, a esister d itieemsed. pima Mg De tab Apal tie Fame, spebed es btm spin Ow ilia fat s abet wee to be meet by • lady. sad be mar med. • will by which the domened left the weals of eke the as de less* be the piacinar, win= she dwelled as " her damn mil grime' The Wawa eve _s erer, eels emeaser el De will, sad the whole ef with the sasepslea tbe ape taro., wee be the hasalwritaag of the primary. B y ea. caugu—ditnese reed the will DM to the doomed slowly sad diellactly, sad she made no °teemed= at bear• tog here if esettlee m the will se •Pp mow. The gems had peettesilly WI him diwisedy that they wee aid settied. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The Aortal adjourned Gemmel Sessions commenced yes terday morning at the Guildhall, Westminster, before Mr. Creasy (presiding for the essistant judge). Mr. Payne, sad the following justices—Mr. Cotterell, Mr. Hogarth, Gould, Mr. Charman, Mr. Perbury, Sir Janie. Tyler, Mr. H. H. Harwood, and Mr. Bird. The calendar contains tin names of 48 primers, 43 charged with felony and 6 with utialanissoour. Mr. Cressy delivered the charge to the grand jury. Charles Geiger, 19, was indicted for stealing five 101. notes, • gold watch, two amine, and other articles. of the vales altogether of 2001, the property of Pauline Nathan, his mis time, in bee dwelling-house. Lie pleaded galley. Sergeant Patter, of the A division, who bad charge of the cue, stated, in *newer to qusrions pat by the learned judge, that the prisoner was a native of Antwerp, which place be had to leave in coastemeace of something so serious that he dare not return. He got a situation as waiter at a el& in Windmill-street, Haymarket, from which he absconded, and went to Liverpool, where be got a similar situation with • gentleman named Baldioi, but he was discharged for a theft. On the subsequent day he sneaked into Mr. Baldini's hones and stole • • coat value 121., alter which nothing was heard of him until a gentleman found him wandering about Regent street in a carving condition. Taking companion upon him as a young foredgner in distrees that gentleman fed and mainta him for three weeks , and procured him a situa tion as pogo to the prosecutris, a lady living at 48, Leinster square, Paddington. When he had been them about a month or so be absconded with money sad properly of the veins of 2001., and for some time no clue could be obtained of his whereabouts. In a drawer which Its had used • scrap of piper wee found upon which was written the addram of Mr. BaMMI, at Liverpool, and be (the witness) sent • handbill to that gentleman giving • description of the rimer, of the =y stolen, and o ff ering a roomed of 201. for his spore- One morning the prisoner walked into Mr; Bel ated's, and wee at once detained, not only upon this sharp but on that of stealing the cost. On the letter he wee libs rsted, in order that he might be bconght to London fur this robbery. About 1001. had been recovered in money and jewellery, A man who had same gone to France had received about 401. of the money. Mr. Cressy maid it was really a sad thing to tee one se pang upon such • career of Moos. It was but too evident that be was daring and reckless. The sentence upon him was dinned. Pieta added that the prisoner bad spent • good dell of the messy on prostitutes in London and Liverpool. Ths prisoner's triage In Antwerp had been communicated with, and tam it hot been ascertained that he had done tomething there, the particulars of which had not boon given, which' would prevent his ever returning to Belgium Alexander rffil l'Aredrabere, 28, sailor, was indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling. bonne of John Roney Newman. 7, St. Thonmentrest, Islington, sad stealing therein • watch and other articles, nine 251., his I property. The prosecutor went out of town, Irving so oils In the hams. mid during hie abuse* the prisoner got In, and was tubas lam custody by Iftamenses, 130 N, is he wee making up a large bundle of &Meta to awry of. TM I guesser was convicted. The court eatemed Ma to km r •lostbe hard labour. .117toef L,.emf l and Jaws 1•4111*, ids 16 years of age, were indicted for stealing • *eh °eller and other articles, value IL 16e., the property of Hanley rebore, Eq., at Fulham. The primers pleaded guilty, and ware proved by the police ato balms to a gang who went about to houses on the pre tense of lawkisig, bat redly looking out for the plate basket. Drina had bees before coadeted of similar Whams. They were deleted in this robbery, sad ran towards the Thames. Driscoll undressed himself, dashed in, and swear eaves the dyer; Yeomen then took enricher direetion, and wee cep. lured ea the grounds of the Right Roe. Lawrence Sullivan. Driscoll wee found naked is a timber yard at Wandsworth, by the waterside; be bad to be dragged out of • hole ha had erawled into by the hair of the bead. The court sentenced Drimoll to three years penal servitude, Manson to de mont s? had labour. AAA CkinnaU, 21. and Williaes lams, 26, were indicted for rehlriz aiar Tleeses Parting of • watch, in the Broadway , They , were found G salty, and sentenced each to Ike enceriff hard labour. Mr. Le Reston woo for the proemution ; Mr. Palmer and Mr. Derry ter the prisoners. laakertif Wilma, 20, clerk, wer indicted for feloniously wabseding Bo and other sums of money received by hint for sad a account of Benjamin Michael Tice, hie meter, a esal morolmat, at Cambridge-haste. The prisoner bad been in the preerattor's employearat airrat eighales meths, and his duty wee M collect ordain and tredve Remy, at • of Ma • week, without comsladea. He wee draped= having appropriated to hiateelf several same of money which be had presived from case:eters. The account' between die primed and his master were of a rather complicated sabre, end Mr. (bridge, in • very ingenious address to therr i z i suggeeted that the de/Mendes which the books .ki were the result of mistake, sad not emoted by any Nodose appropriation of the prosecutor's mosey by the priesser. _ L. Crory procadol So sea up, cad jest Mire (Bikrip Mr. Payne.) Sams' Gress and Base Owns, itemised and wife, were indicted for unlawfully emsaltleg Charles Cumber, police constable 169 E, and radial Men in the etmenlion of his d lr. basked OlMllted ; Mr. Gent wee for the defend ants, who met in mart to take their trial. It appeared that the male defendant was talon into cus tody for m meenit upon • comrade, when be struggled with the constable and they all down together. The female went up to help her behead, sad boldly wrenched the edit:Green's truncheon Ikea his head. There was conflicting evidence. For the ddeme It wee urged that them I,llljutilloi In re sitting his appreMeding ender the otreemelanoes, that there bad been an melee of *demo en the part of the policeman, wad that the treeale was much ill mad by being dragged about by the hair of her heed by the polies. Mr. beat put this vkw of the cam strongly bed m the km , . After the learned lodge had summed up, The Joey mid they thought the alert as well se the mod lenient conclusion they could arrive at upon the evidence we. to give the defendaats the heeetit of a doubt sad Acquit them 801191111, or Miami' Damsel..?, for It we. gives both ways la the mlendar, was Indio eat for assaulting Gmrp Fletcher,', a metropolitan pollee constable, in the execution of his duty. There was a strange peculiarity about the man, and it wee seeded that he had been suffering from delirium tremens and had been two years in a lunatic asylum. Mr. Payne directed that he should be defended. Mr. Le Breton undertook the defence. It was a desperate assault ; the prisoner made thrusts with a knife at three ooestables. He was found Guilty, and sentence was deferred in order that the medical of of the prison might certify as to his stale of mind. The witnesses averred that the prisoner's madmen was ammeed. Jotoe &lawn, we. indicted fin steeling 121. lls. Bd., the money of Mears. W. H. Smith sad Son, the newspaper meats, his =eters, and also for stealing Sf. lOs., the mosey of the come. He pleaded guilty. It appeared that the mi sonar got the situation in the name of - Heins, which was seamed, his real name Wag Sokemea. He urged that he oonnolttei the offence while under the inimees of drink. The court eentenoed kin to six maths' hard tobser. THE POLICE COURT& 1142 1 1810N:HOU8I. ‘ Rides Mush was WNW lase - li6 - Iterd Mayor In the ilesledp d • galliemea. she saw the and esellse pei g as el Mks hews IllehMeg ht last night, tad tai easer pleas. Th is wee half-naked, all her *ea her vine sp M besot having been Wm Sea he puss ; the Wow was absent dirk naked all her dries hose Sep to beaten tratbabeem hound off. They wens both drunk, but the maset a labees wee more dee ps-as than that of the other. They bad quarrelled as I wee given to understand, about a man • and the other girt wee put into a cab by a man and take s away, while I took the primmer to the station-house. Such lights frequently take place at late hours, when the becks of the policemen ere turned, and the disturbance is on ouch occasions very an noying to the inhabitants. Vagrants—l was unfortunately in liquor, my lord, and was Insulted by the grow language of my hka. The Lord Mayor—Them you must pay the penalty of 20a., or go to prison for fourteen days. James Brooks, who hes been several times charged with h=noemmittad robberies, and once comaitted from the -house for having plundered • warehouse, was obseged upoe sespicion with haviag stolen an umbrella. • arlicemes—l saw the prisoner coming oat of • public house with as umbrella, and knowing what sort of person be was, aka bier where be had got the umbrella. He said be had found it near the King William statue, and that he W bees trying to sell It he the Ring's Head. The landlord odd the man had offered the umbrella for sale, but I considered It ermerwery to take him Into custody. The prisoner—tee all talle, my lord upon my life. I have been has my lord, but, upon my soul, Ism honest now. I found the ern* this time ; I die upon my soul. (Laughter.) Remanded for further inquiry. Charles Phillips was charged with unlawfully damaging • bootees., the property of her blejesity, at the East India House. Edward Wilson, a coastale at the East India Howe, said the prisoner, who was • discharged soldier ' went there on Saturday, stating th at he had a claim on the Company, and that he was determined to have it anted. He was reasoned with by lettere' and several gentlemen, who did all they could to persuade him to have the place; but baud of doing so, he aired up a ruler that was lying on a table, and smashed the frame and three equates d glare in a bookcase, upon which witness took him into melody. The damage dons to the bookcase amounted to Se. Mr. IL Flinders, a clerk at the Baia Howe, corroborated this statement. Lord Mayor—Do you know what claim be has on the Company ? Wthasse—l do not know that he hu any claim ; but hetalke abut componation for bet clothing. Prhaser—When I came over from Calcutta my things were loot, and I have been after them time after time, with out hang able to get them. When Igo to the Indite. House they send me to the Baggage-office; and when I go there, they era see back to the India House. And, beside' that, I have a debit ageing the Company fur 16 months' pay. Wltsess—l do not know how that can be, for he was only he the Company's service 12 mouths. Lord Mayor—lf you have been a soldier, you ought to be betters:quieted with disciplias than to utmost, you unea ten.. any claim in this way. If you have any claim upon the Compaq you have all peeper mew by which you can canoe it. You moat pay Sr. for the damage, or go to prison for ten days, and you must Bator in your own noogahnnose to keep the pea* for then months. Marlin Doran, a short brawny Irish tailor, who barked as if he bad recently rolled in the mud, and who stood at the bar on a straight leg, a crooked leg, and • watch, was charged with drunkenness and assault John Teensy said he lived in Fireball-court with his /saw andother relatives. On the previous night, about Mr o'clock, he saw the prisoner strike his mother with • watch, and went op to him for the psalm of taking it from him, when the prisoner bit him on the Meshy part of the arm sad twice in the thigh, bringing away a portion of his (wit ' asn's) clothing at 'web mouthful. Police-constable 618 said he wee in Houndeditch on Sunday night, when he heard a row in Fireball-court; and upon going down he found the people, according to their usual practice on Sudsy evenings, were fighting by doyens Ilk. cats and dogs, arid head over heels. Vary great complainte bed recently been evade on the subject, sad as tbo prisoner was the mat violent of the party, and as It was the second rime be had been lighting that night, witness took him into custody. Primmer—My iced, its I aa ought to be the complainant, for there's such a set of vestibuled. lives down that own, that I was forced to move away, end I now live in Peek and Heop-yerd. Well, as I wee going pest there lest night, them vegaboads all pelted me and knocked off my hat, sad so we got talc a amininiaga, but it was his brother's own vib who bit him, for she got hold of his arm, thinking It we 'dm, and didn't as stick her teeth iL (Laughter.) Why, them vagabonds ' my lord, ie an awful eat. They get at It with shovels, andcilopp ve, and pokers and tong.', and they gore at it is such a style, that the pollordliome doesn't even look up the coast. Lad Mayor—l know the charac'er of Fireball-court too well. People there seem to conduct themselves In these disgraceful rows more like savages than civilised beings. Mary Jeremy, wife of the fret winess's brother, positively denied that she had bitten, or tarred to bits any erne, ana prisoner wee swinging hie crutch round in ascot an awful way it was • wonder he didn't kill three parts of the wipe. Lord Mayor—lt is quite clear, prieoner, that you committed • most unprovoked assault. Prisoner—No, sow; Indeed I didn't. Lord Mayor— And that you were drunk. Prisoner—Yes, aura, I wee too stupid drunk to remember Wait the hieing I got. (Laughter.) Lord Mayor—You mutt pay its. for the assault, and la. for being drunk, ergo to petrn for fourteen days. The primaer was then taken below, and his dauehter went away to raise the money to repass WORSHIP-STREET. Town* M'HegA, a tailor, was charged with attempting to stab Mr. John Totten, landlord of the Rising Sun patois. home. Globe-reed , M ile-sod,e and oleo with being to pos session =Medially of a bayonet belonging to her Majesty's etoree. The complainant a'ated that last evening the ilef, ndsat entered the tap-room. and, producing • bayonet, flouriahed it, and then thrust it at several persons there. Witness aariated by • ensue, named Morris, with considerable difficulty succeeded in ejecting Ohs trom the house, at which instant the defendant made • lunge at his bowels with the weapon. from the effects of which ha was mheco lonely pre nerved by a woman, who, perceiving the motion and intent, suddenly closed the door. The weapon's point thus timed destination rerainly not anticipated. and to that fact life whi preserved. Delendent thee made off, and • police-cobstable subsequently apprehended him. Cox. 187 K. said tut he ascertained the defendant had made his way towards the Brdennie beer shop, a short dis tance from the proutimor's, and found him thus flourishing the buyout se deentibed. Hs took him into custody. Detwdost, who heated the matter very cavalierly, denied any salami West, and acconated for Me porno= of the layout by hie brother baying brought it from Chatham. Mr. D'Syseourt observed that had the thrust not been rnrbed deisdeat would in all proballity have &named for h with hie We. Deleeisat wee fined Oa, or an hopriecinissat et 21 dye, the weeps. to be released by the police. day of bug atattoa, mac limb was tether his _ last lifoadity ; the demand was very good far each, at Tether higher Fine or the beet qualities of bast sod mates. Lamb lenient amage. CATTI Arm= 15.Balre Wag pig- lay, 13a. 64:L ; Clarri West Hartley 14s. 6d. ; Davison's West Hartley, 15e. ; Howard's Wes t Huller, 15e.; Us bert's Want Harpy, 14.. 6d. ; Walker Pethwoes, 19s. ; Edam Haig 16a. 6d. ; Was Bad Behooat, 16s. ; Was Bad Hasereß, 17a. &I. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Wall. Bad HAWN 16s. 3d. , B ve Gralsols, 20a. ; Nbaa'a Daftryn,2la. 6d. ; Powell's Steam, 2111.- 814 s at iorkat, 22 ; sold, 19. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1•1111•11. 1114 N P.. Mar. 'ma, NAY. opea• oars i• £ NIL UN WWI GINN JEN N. OWNS sad 1111NNse 185 LA 2.43 IA esins4Juir 18 BOYD MUM .... 1 1 011 1N 616 917 Nue . s td 156 5.7711 1.04 5..73 UN IroNaNlog £ 13. W o rm 301 15.755 4.1.480 Ora l[6l 13.9 A 1.665 10.443 19.901 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABITALTIZO. Middleton, leer I• la Sala. N.B. vial • aired meg foundered I s tle ha mania fa I. SS W. ; and pusudars mead.— verpod, Ais. IL —•-••- - • • • Wolf. troy Koons Illeoria te Liverpool, via alionikored at we la let. 15 0., IT 11. Wag 01.40•11tifld a Peon gele ca tbe lite hoe off acme Boy; wow revel,—OopeTeea, Joe VESSELS SPOKMI WITFL Addime Mort. Palsy from Loodos Ox Surfer-Ma. Ism 14. ha 236 11,kenW. Ana /damp (Urdu.* from Baader lad tor Pilot de 0017, July 11. lot 140 11,1 m II la W. Arthur Pram tram Plymouth for Clays of Good Bose, dogma las 47 14 N. Ma 6 W. Comment (ship), tram Bombay for Ltraryoot, Joao 11, Mt IS 111 100 71 10 Chartette (barque). of Osierr rey, from Load's lar R:o Jawdro. Jr* 14 lot 13 16N. 100 214 W Corslpore (ship). from Mauritius for Loadon 74 days, July 16. lot 17477,10076 W. Clotarnatm (ship), far Bombay. Augart le. lot 47 40 N. too 7 114 W. twins (6leglab ship). boot Bahia Me Carl. July SO, lot ae a 0 N. loft 7616 W. m o w. ' a, aughet 9, lot 41 39 NO°. 14 Ile W. Mid. m (barque). from Paraiba or lawke 16 days, July MOM 76 36 N, Ws 76 t 4 W. Nato:lA.lton Bombay for Lirerpml IA days. hms 12. let x 766. to, 2,14 E. Ono. from Bouratoya for Ya'roatk SO dam Joao 30, off Cape amillma. Bydenbara, from Loodoa Augmt 10, 14 41 101 f, tae 711 W. Bir s tro(ably), tram Bombay br Lomb; May 11,94 l 4 ill 9, lan Eta dim Iskip), tram Mariam for Leedom. Joao It, IaIII4 4011, It. I 4 se e. Itaraod Yaws (able)• from Saari* Koala Islands for Omit, JOG IS, t It ID Moo la 10 E. W 1 1 .4 41 Stewart (9410). from Camas for Loa:ao 91 day,, May If. lat 4 IS 11,1aa S4to l Rama,. (barque). from Alava. Oar lilamals. Joao 9, lat MOO 9. tot 26 Jag The Pete arrived at Southampton yesterday with the heavy portion of the Cetenets and China mail. She left Alexandria, Mann 3; Malts, August 6; and Gibraltar, August 11. Amongst her cargo was specie. jewellery, ca d plate to the value of 4,1561, beeidee two neckties of seeds and jewellery, the value of which was unknown, endre!: boles and caws of silk. The Pere brought home 102 pas. seams, amongst whom were Colonels Rickey, Benne, Bingham, D. and Budd; Mojave Rayon and Garrett; Caviling Carden, Benbank, Cunningham, Clerk, Campbell, ar.d White; Commodore Yellow.= ; LieutenantsB Doubeney, Heethoote, Stevens, Cherry, I= ' , Bainbridge, Cottbighant, Sainsbury, Carey, Wilkinson, sad Riley; and Dr. Lattimore. THE COMPASSES FOR VIE GREAT EASTERN.— Thew instruments, which have been manufactured by Mr. John Gray, of Liverpool, were yesterday exhibited upon the floor of the new Liverpool and London Inc more Beading (Liverpool), and attracted great attention. They are at very large size and besutifal workmanship. The " patent binnacle " Maude' an ingenious apparatus for adjusting cote. plums on board • vassal of iron. [AdvertiFewent.)—HottowAt's Pmts.—Bilious Coe eta ma. and all lnetaluitea at the -pitero Podu. , l by deemed the..t balk ••• alms be quickly corrected t.y fee doer of Iseedmahte 1.1 . 11 e. which are •aria•M admirel for Mat , rue combloattoo. of muuntee and power ; for though they conquer elth ease spi rgpidlir the moo obstloate Weans., thee hest" e.t.a the stomach or stomata** any toterruptloo ordinary duties or toutrartanlai Ca the contrary. the, lucre.° the appettte. rtrengthem thoosraus of dlean ttra. giro laCea. d nervy and We to all the animal monies*, sad ft lath haw! and testa for tonic esertiorts. The lick and eafeecied 0.111 ohoner chat a Mop/ revoladoa theme yllls hare the pawn to atlas la the hams oyster. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AIKL at /alkaer AIM% LireroooLthe Of Yr. D. Arattof BIM° aL....aagast 11. at Camden foram. Ikadfaed. Mrs. IL Dated. sola. IllaffoP.—Atigeot la. at eouth Regeat apart. the wife at J. New% _Saw af a am BUS auwl2—horett 12. at naattTareaa Hall. mar What. the ma et Mr. A. away% of a sofa HUBBY.—sari LL at liaLaary. 'ha we of Z. B. 114,, noa sea. on.—Awest IL Caveadat plaaa, lattataa. tan mite a/ Mr. &resat Papua at • aasaotar. PlOtillt.—ara IL at PT atatfect. Bakaabiad , the mtfe of Yr. ri l i:liD P Lrflugiot at Mock Oreb of • on. Upper Itolloirsy. the MARRIAGES. BALPOOK-30WITT.—Assutt at the parish of Leeds. by the Rev. J. tt. Jothet. M.A.. O. S. Balfour, loq. of Mthchater. Martheow thestthor el J Jewat. the., of Usk Blr LIA/01-oATlrst.—Asinth 11. at 'realty Chun* Paddteeten. by the too J. H. holloth. M.A., IL Bullock. tau. to A wields Wes. d webers ef the late J. 11. Oates. Les of Prat ausethwllta t chute. CL alt—SlllPSON.—Aogust U. fit et. Matthew's. Bestow, be the Rev. J. Smith. M.A,, Hew. OSP of T. C!ark. MeW. of NOW locum, to Adeline, dtheluer of T. Slmprou. Esq.. of Mateo. I•urt.7• OEZTOS—RotuthroN.—etw., 11. se tee P ehtheb. Brew , too. by the Rev. J. Overt" H. Overton. Esq.. of Vora. to Jane EU wtheth, deughter of J. . of nehmen. Yorkthlre. re Ica— rio za.e.—Adowill, at St Jobs.. Maothester. 0 7 the zee. T. Buottagtee. M.A., T. Pen, the to Edasbetb, daughter of the Late W. Mowers. MK, et Meitehester. ELldt—W ILSoll.—Awthist LI. at &oedemas'', Swath. by the Hes. 0. wsth. J. 0, w i n k s q .. of Owprod.r. %/Word. Hest., to Jaw% dullest,: of O. H. Wean. In, et Bathes: Lodge. Lorthe. Ireland. DBATHe. SISTTICLL.—AnguIt 10. J. Brats'll, non of Yr. J. 0. Beettell. of Donk.. end IL BROUGHTON.—Aaanst 10, at Saxton. the Rex. T. D. BielaStaa. Sector 01 W.stektio. Beek. 01•101•14.—Anauxt 13. at lb. Limo. Southrolnxtir. Ma. Push Clainaan..ol.• of tholym O. C.•Pha.. Eva, at Great B.M.W. lam 011 SI 0113.—Aagant 10. at Grua Malvern. Worcester, T. C. 01.0006 Nn ed MA, ALD.—Aaraa 13. at CSIVII•IsIa. Traamon. Mahn , . Ni na of them J. Nfseioall Son. li?% b .ll . ori.—itaamat the 11. at Gr.0n40.11, CunbanalLovve, Donlon mow SIMI Of a. &m a. 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