The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-06 00:00:00

Mir ALL DUCKING liliaillitl 4 0 11.1001,TUR4L I SOCIBTE Tb. Maar pliblethg si Old emit ty was bold pareir et rarer. The Kerrie et Craws per Mkt The erg d reth ica rpizonts, path% ilesk prod • rill er thelowe, matt wee wirseed by • lure wrist egi prem. tt altogether, it wee pro arm' r prier the Ger diet hea bees MIL la the emir the drew ter pins et Her.r HO4Ol. mart theme peer ree the flightlhrialim L.P., the He* W. O. CarnikklLP., dr S. 0. Smith. 21.1", IN A. Ham , Orr Sass, lad • beet ot /WWII larkeleariew d er era*. Aker ihe eareary loyal Orr which were badly re. emir a, Tie aside Crusts per Tits Army sad Navy," salepas *see serams Odra Swum saareeird the toast. Although het re then Orr is es spiedresi the is • sedan *minty le err is es/ That rasp the west wee maw mom herememet Sea Is well a the par Iles ess ea* M as. he era rime It raid be rase w inelnysi theta awarot eireelenthen Orr. kor.i T ewer lid erred well id their merry et Neese. hr were partmos idly la frit renal aide. Aid es dabs 'harm their Olen* roe reprell, try raid an, se they bed re anat. the dram apiewlei d the sosery. Carr, beret ) re pseud se em dr whir re alb erwe dem she aside* semi the aide Per iho bah the sest—eie dare d the eery, la bet - .suss tre dw opr nalreel part of the erinewley. (Cheer) The eleures times ad eery day sherd dr dry err set star ; end they right be witeeth Wirer eminnwi, they raid be ',My What earl spa. (thres.) The Carder Ira pee Tee Era se tie Camay Ilisatare Tay haw Ors are Miry earair yet this did wel prase then by Sheri dr pain to th ose seam-, sr bed hatred theta by irk preetar sad whale err ewe at re the ler ter of the They had bola relartelek err by • peatkera wile led I dire reel ell* mad ret ereptie edwarog eri of re rata. (Cthiere.) That sereet set oak, araly Irat le bereash wrier mad he IWY • pre siessemp thee they WON 111.111.011 by the perm id er —ere. wheal be bed deeded. Merl thietheit pad Orr is rapers thew baba (Leal ereder) Mr. Omare met redid inibabs sirs ft abase ** sy mi set h de Lod Or mks as see It sew apes me ba prim the speed& lay, se the pee d serve zed the nreerindveg el time war awl r the hereashe law la relies pea err darn gad r mamba ete Mir d per the pears mesa is rib am err by reposed sad nerd eery. igeriar wider soy earn wish say besuasehis tiara 1 Oa amylase& I soy be Fermium!! Ile wry diet Ore le archly mere padereg to Sr this so rend eseader lime the era *ay 0n.44.11:2 awri ae mid serderess— r es hel ben the seeeples try awe with lard disk peer el riled hes ant her ewe as le dee per them r the Rear, bar ) and err yea law serer ki thew. ( I ray ragarels= urges j serverst mar ca the et ebe day. I She they as highly or Marry; dilate trines paper le the path we whii to wee but, sad Se day we re rases le N i l. I task Wry show this sun threes, the rkeiderg *ret re sitag sigaaaal nark ad the roweedry ad is the elms is sigra m bmar % mei ansaipt the sonotteity with rises se Nos haw her saki eat le • tesesiderable =ter trey dewy et any Me the goad sal impar ter kr lam mods deelhass, 1 wasairer the dre. many of yes mamba Itch,, Asa it we sear as* * /dad rale. it ebb theressa. Beta n esa my self see of Se sere rubs@ of Se eddies' , whisk bee espred sad haply imams, balk it well imprimme, 1 I sei, red the dr ahem it was ewer sery ea ail essid as ese le Andra essehihe of We Mad dad bermises 4 side Ida . (Hem km) but the ben ewer le threire le dear dir err the 26 rem rd more well hes okr& rase tak urea Nal lairoductlos is 0101.07, henelberl beleg sows broad • ear ere the length rd beer* el the send Sourishing la err ors et ft. (Lend shms.) Lad 41 parer, end sasehreee in eembird Asper" to carry ;ow I r l i t edged of task ereetrier We lad also. rani- are seams morn el Sees who here • dos I spears, with reel Me as * ihe breticiel 1 duet gala seams tri speredase & eerier d shoe de I smirks. (Seer, bar.) 1 haw era ere any paints opus 10 nit ler% rd I erith to row rot is thin' It this world I that is net era es erkithin f (Lad shems) If there were ao risk the ward ere* word era be et a .Mad-will. a (Eta bar.) tratisnme, on er reekled r earn* skit, I eassiare eaterprion end se 'ewer arts (Cheer) Them mem shays amddnd the wars by which rani- I the were aura so S aria, sad by rice .chid Is r and lew/flar (Hear, bear.) Bat if then led bees try j err la the w nd. perinea are el trot rear word bra her hid worm to—pe of ire tab word bar bees I greed. it milks lOW ealirial shits, arks sew river I oharecer erre saw esesersged astaspir aims l sera rewarded writ (Lead Siam) lt is per I Writ' be se wiry M nraber the aboes. manor rider we met. Thin ere la thaw lama Mai Naar sad, rhea* lit las /eel the pest herr 1 are se areateral Aar Iwe stamens ore arm. I Idea that If Mr, Se seder per sdastere way Sr SWIM hen thee meassaer berm • ansia dares of 'arra i eseessery to soar (Haw, bar.) Although .1 ea reed sr of the Wei waren el the Smral Bucks aressissal assosistka, sad eireask I th isk it. exertions have bra highly beerier to de sesoly, let I row it wee I at coo period subject to very =Pa reeds; ad he corer and premoker war obis warepeirated. (lir, her.) ' Bet I Mew very well the it is impair kw say body omen se to artful erre of this klad that they will not be earrithie of mash imaprorseeet ; sad I, tor ose„ acre heti with jealousy or booth', apse tea err which was ono our rivet, bat which is sow ea reel partner and ear federate with this rearation. Thee reed ray deleineeke which it was ..retry to supply in r cermet conarrion —mar eettniens to be tilleu up is thrones* of time—many dames to be ereudied is the pregame of haprovemest. Thor delleircise Ire, I ass gled M gay, been to a greet Wad supplied by ter misty •ad I bedews it Is for the =1:1 the era* that the Sari berisk2orriore god de Central brig are sew Near, bust.) by ids ears both 1011 411Wilw perm advantages. Taw ad wink well together it die Irma of migricriar set fay it this county but he the sermaity at large. (Her her.) I think um thaw erday ray be looked spas by ell et vs with my greet satidaries. Trani* might bee bra bider—l bare diet is lider it will be baser, smirk shesil it bus bee rimy ; for east is the an is tide it emy seat way rises its rare era espreare see esimetel by the spilt of papa, sr arm they pit • de serious at every stria( to awl Se 'deem ad the lent. Her, hear.) Mal allow ma te rerfed parrs I ma leire of exhibitions at an erietharal cheneher is ebb , that liorkinr beashire hes Mary Nadir rretroo, and ' that It le herd to ewers that rerestir (Hear, hee ) It is as, wamvaselly rained that - Ragland tales the :or erneerst elealtre in the eultiveloa of the soul. There ye my other plats In rich, es fleglurnew, ter have been la the heath of reartiag or autonomy, end I need cot tree sr tale • troattrery whaler tar sesumepuou cf beetr or sot ; and I row It bee been • by corker al satire ad =irks in ere& pertizolers ; bet this I nook I ..y nay, that on the point of erweires erre —(eheme—sad err tate dirk rwilol. the his of the sepenary el ageritere is the roast you mo rel kw the sou of :the cowry, rd that couutry h pro ores the ear Or it. wan is had to be the Ire ehtlf.:l is sorra/tete. This, then, Se leen the cazolitioa ad 1 cool trier ler a beg series of yews. Poe • Loa time poet she bee bees bass for the caltretioa el the soil hid ' the prams is. cestiers l. wake is due ( It re toss the hoar of lle ready of • toe it he occurst se woes position; ads int lot swer—epeor fag withost . sirsespee *rag, sad with a due sear of the topartiellry which bares carderriewe el this bed—l sat sot swam I say, this Dasidegbeemidie is a key way haw*, to, or that it is rinavr, the p.Ntioa it re hitherto felonry occupied. (Loud -rms.) if you • et the erre south of se easy I ems rem to re, f the err skirl war:riots la ligned—ono wham isle are celltreed Is the ISOM MlSsawriy maa... 1 myth se as ripen et me wee is se trirad se ear awes, mad ha no esearlea with err consty—(bursdweir)—end It you W irth to that durst la which I her therein' nod ban t ar to bete Cliberse—you wit Iled teat it is • tart that rest r hes bees the propels made is may pre. of Ingland se mere the cultivatioa of the rt. there is so pert in Which ersehr preWenne b• 11 bees made then on the Lack kir of the Chinon HIS.. (Lead thaw`) AVam,:ber yea irk et the broad lands el the aar, tor the patcre sewording the cottages of the laborers, lo lON are, or t, the lead which by sorloe;re bes bees berg* isto'cultmairr I may that thee sao lc or Engler is whirl. duds, the hot quern r of a rem VD that b.1..s to Cowing MU 61 sold to bee shown ere r pr,rr.we. (I • Gem.) Nor la say pest of Eaglsed an i ois lad imbrue t Losable eat by leader& Licher ban thee se by the burr& who owe the sail is eh. diem.' of the Chilies Huth Apia, if you rouse into the feourol ere is whir I be* sow the herr sad piresure of rating you. all I aged my is Oat there I. no ponies of It sot only of wash yes seed be is the ler sahaor, bat which might sot be deer to competition with any part of the Vaud agar. We bre still the lar-6..d Creelow Fold—the pads of Ragler ladred-to ray rear of Bothapeoridia • t , -ref prbw the, larger sad richest piece ot pore Is the ord. (Cheers.) Harr this le the extreme seer. then .a the Call tees we lad is is reel y the quer of pare lead. NOV. what has happened la the North—that patios stir • nee yew, ago need to be _rakes is terms of kr pars rout atocrelos. YOU WM lad that you newelone .oath by mitertee drairge—flier, her)-11041 that zial hat menereint a will grog on at a coarser* par Teim'. ) Bat Pit Imo doss do wow. ln that put of ckirker you Will bad • lamer who bee extesearly ap plied err power to the cultivation of the eel. (Hear, hear.) While soma pour were writing User retinal ewer nee agricultural prearings, and others larating nu& which would newer be brought tato re, a Beoldrienethin farmer, Ir. Smith, of Worms, re sir, ea it wee, the (Ordain kaot, rad bee slatted that which re her sly dread of--(ohasis)—ad which but Loused would seer be breiteht Min perks. (Cheers.) The oortry the re does ell this, luoiar from it. cora. aorta to the rums math, 1 my red sot be ashamed to rid up de had by the ode of any agnmiltaral cowry In TEE EXPRESS, TlluitSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1859. the kiwis.. (Bear. hw.) hay that it Yea deo NAY tie midweek's et dr moil, awl prods= dr_ grad!ldd food from did eat I say, too, dna Mi•Mddidwtma bath at way rata, produced it. dal ohm loyal& Ms snow of spriralteral sod labour, sad tr= we *add cowider it • .16 Is belay to mob • ormi•wity. (Bear, bur.) The most ohe edilillie• of to-day la cremates with tab drollataisk. Ito viewed so $ proot of the moms bee Ira Alone to the weer at de' wile•••••mwd ; dad, JwlJade. wellfr kap om what 1 twee rerie , I Wilkie aselsey las siagataird ate walla !w Idlcd I as wed hoe eta hided to psessi ire Is so net it iipssasst. Os the ocrairary, I led Illat brewommt Ifibelitarartwy ceaditlas petremaime, II way byyser suselasif th= ass yea ma mil= is Isla s dishriebed pod. dm slab yes si posts _ Issugy. awl dhows) bawl War rob ilbs4 ad der procesdlage wire Iwo/Is to deo it • ble tries is a receipt endorsed by David Hughes, tar 1,0001. caridention from Catherine Jones. The rent is 101. 7s. Mr. Poland explained that Catherine Jones was nursemaid to the koaknipt. Witmer —I produce a mortgage deed by Catherine Jones to Joke Farrar. Jefferson to secure 60W. TM mortgage le as the sexes hones covered in the loam, and the receipt signed by Catherine Jones is for 8601. I also produce an sesignimai, dated December 28, of the same house by cutbe rias Jones and John Ferrante Jeffsmos, in consideration of 8001. Then on two receipts en the assignment, one by 'ot toman kr 6604 and one by Jones, tor 1604 The property was arigned to a Mr. Melrose. I also produce an reign mint dated Awl 30, 1866, made by the bankrupt to Elizabeth Jormys r mortgages of William Thanes Reeve, on the purchase of No. 14, Highbury-grove-villa for NW., Mr. Reeve having advanced 2601. to Mrs. Jermyn. This deed was unatted by the bankrupt sad the other parties in my Feemes I was esedthe atrestiag rimer's. Crommomised—The deed last produced assigns the original Wee of 13 end 14, Highbury-grove-eillas from Henry Dares to Cruise Haswell. Kr. Warm, scrieltor, 27, Worship-street, said—l pro , duce the bre et Ns. 12, Highlwergrom. villas, dated May it 1866. 11l hi granted by David Hughes to Catherine ones kr 97 ea • met d 104.7 M toe • conaideration of 1,0001. Tbeit beam the beelernpi's signature. I also Fades, an emigeresne by Catherine Jones of the earns pro perty to amen Austin for 9301. Calamine Chest said—l am married now, but my name when I wan Is the bankrupt's service u nursemaid was Odherre Jars. I never reared or paid one farthing in mewl ef therms or areignmento produced. I signed those bowies my man bat I rem sedan about them. WIM Vsndmrumi seid—l was kesnerly clerk to the bankrupt I was is satinaleg Mars to the memorandum of deposit tithe dads produced . I saw the bankrupt sign the atheitele. Robert Adduce Pollan mid—l am clerk to Mr. Robert Clasedem, whsle steward to the manor of 8h pert. I produce the mutt rolls or the manor. On the 13th of AprU the beanie wee admixed a anent of some property at &sneers en the surrender of Mr. Wm. Doniville. - Tore is as at the llth lime, 1868, of the surrender of port of the menthised property by the bankrupt to Yr. Wm. & liiv no clerk to Kr. Thomas Perrier, edialter, of 36, New Bread-strut. I produce a deed of con =yeses dated Oct. 22,1866, from David Hughes to the Rev. Anthony Kent, of freehold property at &ap That deed ice contain' • °overate to surseder copy pertain. hold heredits meats in the manor of Miepperton. The conaideration for the where promety was 1,0261., of which 4001. was for the Ikeshold, sad Kg for the eopyhold. Robe. Addams Pallait re-celled, said—The property com prised in the deed produced is the remainder of that surren dered on the 13th of April, 1866, to the bankrupt. Mr. Mouths lamas Nelson, solicitor to the &nee, sad— After the loselume left this country In Jul , 1 Mr. Fen emenhed raistim to the deeds roped to Noe. 11 sad 11, Ifighbory-grove- vitro, they _ars comprised in one lam far 98 yews, from 29th Roptaithr, 1846 s at • ground rent of 201. 14e. for the two homes. TM data of the Lew is the 16th March, 1846. The two underkeem granted to Catherine Jars are each for one jeer shellac than the original tenon, so that all that Mr. Fagg would got for his mosey would be one year's reversion, from 1942 to 1943. The Let dead In point of der is one of July, 1849, in which Swirl Fenton reigned all the leasehold interest to &lim bed' Thomas, and it recites the ream of 11, 11, 13, and 14, Iffighbury-pem.villas ; but I have since the tut exemina- Wm rand the deed of alignment from Elisabeth Thanes to the beedmme, but ft was not with those deposited with Mr. Figg. The deeds deposited with Mr. Fagg would not rim him my herd tide et all to Noe. 13 and 14. With regard te the Ferry at Sherri ton, the principal deed le dud raring to the surrender by Sir William Danville of Fogarty to which the bankrupt was admitted m rho 131 h of April, 1855. That covenant was third Sled December, 1864. His trarreadea having taken piety the dead el covenant Is worthier, suer as old perch mad. Crammtembed—He bad • peer= right to have the origi nal hems In kie passim, se be granted andsrlsores Instead of miliniag the offend, which he would have had to give up. Re-examined—By Ms lease all that Mr. Fagg would have got for his 1,0001. was one year's rent of the two houses at the expiration of emery-even years, and that would be worthless, as he would have to abide by the covenants of the knee. Mr. Pohlad said the hmerigation had now occupied the court flee home, and he therefore thought it would be • an , venire time to adjourn. The pismire was then remanded till Thursday week. The cant was crowded to hommvenlence throughout the in veription. BOW.IITREET. A briodayer named Criqinue Batchelor was brought up ' on • warrant, charging him with using threatening language to another bricklayer, named John Smith, in the service of Messrs. Mansfield and Co., baldest, and engaged upon cer tain works carried cm by them in King-street, emit:est-garden. The complaisant, who gave his evidence with evident nervourser and tregelation, stated that on the previous day (Tuesday) he was Irvin work at 12 o'er* to go to dinner, when he met the prisoner in the street. There were 13 or 14 men with him. The primmer said ea him, " Halm are you at work here? Are not you maimed to go to work and ern • document ? Why, yon hays disgraced yourself." Wit replied, " How do you make that out? I am working to rapport my Mr and family." He mid, . I will mark Fr. I know what you ere, and where you live." Wither turned into the °Moe to speck to the deck of the wnke, and when he CMS out they all called after him ; toe prisoner among the rest, abusing h im as a " dodder,' threatening to " mark" him, and hiring sod hooting at him. The primmer, besides c alling him • black," applied a filthy expression to him. Mr. Trigg, the clerk of the works, stated that he was pre sent at the time and heard the prisoner make use of the =preteens referred to. He tally corroborated the last winter. The Prisoner declared that he wee only a looker-on, and dented that be either joined in the hissing end booting, or that he said anything threatening or otherwise to the cam plainest, and called es a witness in support of his statement • plasterer named Headmen, at work at the hour edit:tieing that where Smith was engaged. He (prisoner) said he hod nothing to do with the strike. He was formerly in the service of Meters. Mansfield. under a foreman sewed Poole, not now in their employ. He left in coosequence of some quarrel, and not on account of the strike, but before It took ' piece. He assured the magistrate that he was not the person who threatened the complaleant. Mr. Henry was satisfied that he wee, not only from the evidence of the complainant, hut especially from that of Mr. Trigg. Under the 6th George IV. the defendant was liable to three months' imprisonment. But this warrant had not beets taken out under that act. If be were to decide the ease sow be could only bind the defendant over to keep the =He would therefore adjourn the case to give Means. Id an opportunity of consulting with their legal adviser en the propriety of taking proceedings against the prisoner under the Act of George IV. The case was accordingly adjourned, the prisoner being liberated on his own recommences of 261. to appear again. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. John Hill, a rough-looking know, described as a cab driver was charged by Mr. Win. Love. chief constable of the R oyal Society for the Prerristion of Cruelty to Animals, with being drunk and cruelly torturing a horse. Mr. Love said, that messing be wee passing by Wood stock-street, where he saw a bores sad cab, the only one on the stand, and observed the bores biting at its knees, biting first one leg, then the other, and evidently in greet agony. He examined its legs, and found both knees were broken shockingly, and presenting a ghastly appearance, with blood issuing from them. The horse was covered with dirt, and had been much ill-nsed. Upon making inquiry, he forted the prisoner In a coffee-house close by, quite drunk. The pri soner edmitted he had had the horse out nearly tanks hours, and abused him (Mr. Love) for interfering. He (Mr. !nye) then went for a constable, and the prisoner got on his cab and drove off down Oxford-street so drunk that he rolled about on the box, sad on arriving at the Regent circus, drove series an omnibus, impeding the traffic, and bloulting up the road for some time. He bad also goal reason to believe the horse bad been kept without food all night, as Inn e revenouely some dirty hay lying in the street, the nose kegbase quite empty, end he therefore ordered the horse to well fed at once. Charlie Baker, of Providence-yard, Vauxhall-rosd, the WOW of the cab, said it was taken out by the regular driver la a perfectly mound condition. kept out many hours beyond he trine, and seriously ill-used. The proper driver of the cab said he left the horse la cheep of a men while he went Into • public-hove, end when be male out the horse and cab were gone. The prisoner said some one asked him to drive them some where, and he stopped at several public-houses, and had • drop too much. Mr. Beadon said the proper driver's conduct wee very re pelieneible, and that of the Mouser scandalous and disgrace ful, and for which he would be committed to the House of Correction for two mouths with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. John Dorcas, a young men, wee charged before Mr. Arnold with being drunk and riotous, sad Amusing a mob to assemble in Kemp's-row, Chet"... Police-constable M'Grath, B 197, said that onthe previous night, about eight o'cloch. hewn on ditty in K etop' a-ro w, when bony • mob Is front of the Maripais of Granby public-house. Among those assembled was the prisoner, woo was drunk end "awing • great disturbance. Mr. Araoid—What were the expressions he seed ? Policemare—He said that if be saw any one who signed the document be would give It to him. I asked him to be quiet and to go away, which he refused to do, when I took Lim into Mr. Arnold the prisoner)—What have you to my to the charge ? Prisoner—l wee so mach in liquor that I did not know what I wee /dr. Arnold—What are you Primmer—A bricklayer. Mr. Arnold—Are you on the strike ? Prisoner—l am, sir. Mr. Arnold—Row do you manage to get drank f Primmer (roniling)—l met with a friend or two. lir. Arnold—lt shows • very bad disposition oa year pert when you ere drank to threaten persons indiatrial.' a ltaer—l was In liquor, sir. Mr. Arnold—lf you use three threats when you are drank, the beet witch I can do is to bind you over to keep the peace for eh months. The primmer was then bound over. LAMBETH. shwa Levy, Loris iloy, inslito — s; Levy, who h►ve beta In custody tor some days ca various amps of &waging watchmakers sod jewne in the smaropolls, sad in veriest parts of the country. were brought up for deal szamtuation. home farther saltines having beta gamed, they were ocaunitted for trial. SOUTHWARK. John Clew a mum belonging to the society now on strike, was br ought up for farther mandastion, charged with stealing two penny-plane, the property el Henry Matthews, • /bootblack. It appeared from the evidentce of the complainant, a led shoot 14, that on Tuesday afternoon, the 27th ult., he wae near the cab-stand at the east and el the Borough-road, with his box, and bad ciamed a ger flimsies boots, for which be resolved two penny pleats. A minute or two afterwards be dropped theta on the pavement, and u he was sheet to stoop and the then up the prioritise rushed spinet him and pushed him a w wz d at the , mama time ha seatehed ep the mosey end away. He followed him, and meeting Serpent Reystmd, dinsion, he was taken into melody. Re at Arm said that the twopence belonged to him, and afterwards he mid that a gentleman dropped them, and he souwilling to gim the boy MR One of the cabmen on the stand saw the lad clean the gestlamen's boom, and rewire the tw= which he dropped, and be proved that the prisoner him down and took up the money. Sergeant Raymond, acting inspector at the Stonei end police station, said be took the prisoner into oaatody, sad on searching him found a book of rules belonging to the society of welch the prisoner mid he wise member. In answer to the magistrate, the prisoner mid he had been out of work some time owing to the "look-wt" and "strike,' and on the aftemoon in question he mat an old companion who treated him to drink, and he got so muddled that be did not know what he was about. He cool wan his worship that be had no intention to rob the poor tad. "sepaut Hamad informed his wraeldp that the prisons, was wader the Wilma of liquor when be took him into custody. He had Nalco mane ned that he wee a respectabls roan. . . . . T►e Magistrate Mid him that he hoped the week's im primmaret he had received would be a lemon to him for the Alton. He discharged him, sod recommeadsd him to go to work Immediately. WANDSWORTH. Prederick Iteirli'hiteherst, of the Lachman Dis tillery, B=o=nes-Selds, appeared =fore Mr. Ingham to sewer the compleint of Mr. &iperinescident Fenn for =oho( for up= his memises so conenneted sa out to mown= the smoke. Mr. W. Bandieon, the goverment engineer, of Made/e -lm= Covent-garden, stated that he first 'especial the die =ein the 26th of June lest, and be found the form= very badly, which wee partially owing to the quality of the opals. The defendant told him that he had recently Wan the premime, and wee making =natio= and he mineegemffy obtained time. On the 22nd of July he again pregame, and found that one of the furnaces =d ths m ahem& brat sot the other three, which were not in scam. On the bid of September he sew the premises =eking very badly, and also 'gain on Tuesday. In answer to • emotion from the bench, the witness mid there wee so dillieolty whatever is =plying = effectual remedy to termer in a disdhay to prevent smoke. The ddendent said be had andeevonred as far as pounds to prevent the team= boot smoking, and he oonsidered, therefore, that he had complied with the terms of the sot. It was utterly impossible to prevent them smoking ooca- Messil K y. r. Sandison mid be should be most happy to afford the defendant every hiformation by which he could eventually prevent the furnaces from smoking. Mr. logham saki it had now been proved for some time that there was no diflionlty in causing the foresees to con same their smoke, and ea there had been a complaint against Mr. Gill before, he thought there was no acme to the sum mons. Ile therefore fined the defendant the full penalty of 61., end costs. " """""'"'"'"' A young orommt,namedea;;;;;Ki wee placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, on remand, tinned with steeling a diamond ring, end articles of wearing animal to the amount of 61, the property of bar mlstreer, Mrs. 'Harriet AJirm, a lad residing at No. 1, Lily-terrace, Starch-green, tb. . It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner had beat is the service of the proseentrii about two month*, sad co the morning of the 19th ultimo ' during her temporary absence hos home, the akeoonded, taking with her • diamond ring from pressoatrix's bed-room, and several uncles of yparel. She left her hoz behind, anti on the following 8•W&y the preasostrix k, sad discovered inside a aril and a pair of seacidage to her. On Sunday evening the ed by tire policed in the New-ro, War s' I nvers i mdth, " wearing her inistrise's cloak and another veil. The rimer, erbo denisd steeling the ring, was remanded for it to he traced. -- . . 6•7l;;lirign,usistratt to Mr. Chapman, a pawnbroker, of High-street, Kensington, now produced the nag, sad said the primmer pledged it at their shop on the 19th ult. for a She pawned it in the name of Mrs. Allen, Sher B.3 lse=Cdt. . . . Mr. Ingham toothed of the pawnbroker whether he @eked the_prkernar any questions about the ring The witness mid he did not. The prisoner was dressed pyor the she was now, and he did not think of asking box any garden& The Wegner having expressed a wish to be tried by his worship, the eleposidons were taken, and the charge re duced to writing. Mr. Ingham &skid her if she had anything to say, or any witnesses to call ? _ . _ . y The priooner, In S very low voice, said oho had nothing to sa . Mr. Ingham then sentenced her to be imprisoned for six months, with herd labour. The prosseutrix inquired if the ring woull be delivered op to her without paying the interest. Yr. Ingham aid he should order the ring to be given up at once. The pawnbroker hoped hie worship would allow the lady to pay half the interest. He thought that was only fair to Mr. Ingham raid the lady bad done ell she could to prose- cute for a oonviction, and It wen just that she should stand ea if the prisoner hat been sentenced bye judge. The pnrnbrolter would not hare dared to open his lips to a judge, end would have given up the property witkoat hesitation. The ring wee given up end the parties left thecotut. THE MURDER BY A WIFE IN LivEIiPOOL.--At the Liverpool police court yesterday, Susan Trotter, the woman charged *lib killing her husband by stabbing ham in these& with a knife on Sunday, was committed for trial on a charge of murder. The facts of the case have already ap peared in our columns. HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO A CAT.—At the Liver pod Police Court yesterday, • man, named John Gibson, was charged with having on the previous day, dories • drunken epees, gene into a spirit vaults, in Dale street, seized hold of • oat, and thrown It upon the fire in the kitchen, by which it was completely roasted. The fellow then, in company with another man named Graham, ruehed oat of the hones, and ran along Dale-street, and down Man chester-buildings, knocking down inoffensive women and children In his drunken fit. The magistrate, Mr. Mansfield, characterwed Gibsoe's conduct ea that of a low, vulgar, and brutal vagabond, and fined biro 61. and casts, or two ninths' imprisonment ; Graham was fined sa. and oasts, or seven days I. gaol. DESPERATE CABE OF STABBING AT BRADFORD.— kith, Bradford Borough Court, on Tuesday, atall, powerful Iriehenaa, ainned Dennis Crowley, was charged with en gatrmdap sight, desperately 'insulted, with a MIK a man annast Joseph Brown, keeper of the Wagon and lams brorehosno, is the neighbourhood of Saab/ids/e -1 The primer, with another mac, still at large, went Ws Brown's hones, and began to pull two women about, when Brown interfered, and requested them to drink up task beer and go away. The they at the moment refused to do, and one of them noised him by the neck, after which the peteoner's companion got upon the table and severely kicked the landlord upon the meth. Both Bruen end Ws wife then seized the prisoner, who wee serious to he off, to detain him till a policeman was brought, when he drew his clasp knife, and after threatening to " rip his heart out," stabbed him over the left breast almost knmelimely Over the heart; but, though the weapon had penetrated through kis waistcoat and shirt, his leather brace or belt pre vented it from entering his body, or the molt might have been fatal. He next threatened to stab Mrs. Brown, and might have done so but was prevented by a man nomad Joseph Hustler, who was percent. Both men then, as no policeman was forthcoming, fur the time being escaped; but the prisoner was nest day apprehended by Pelice-cinetable Bolton, and his companion, moose name wee not coed, yet elades justice. The bench Mated, se stabbing mimed of late to have been on the increase In the borough, they were resolved, if possible, to put it down, and therefire tined him 1., with the alternative of two months' imprisonment. TUE EFFECTS OF THE STRlKE.—Yeattrday evening a long Inquiry took place at the Kine's Arm., Costle'street, Long-Acre, before Mr. Wakley, on the body of Daniel Lock, aged 82, a plasterer, who bed committed suicide ander the following circumatences Lock, • daughter of the deceased, deposed that before the strike her father was -. earning 30e. weekly at his trade. He was a society man at only 2.. 6d. a week, and the family barbs; been reduced to destitution, their position preyed upon hie mind. On Satorday he went to the society's lodge, but was not paid hie half-crown. She did not see him again alive, bat heard oa the evening of the same day that he had poisoned himself at bet brother's lodging. The coroner bees observed that the strike was a most inhuman contest between master and man, in volving helpless families in the direst destitution and misery. George Lock. see of the deceased, mid hie father called upon him at No. 16, Little Berl-sfreer, Seven-diele, on Saturday saving, and appeared very strange in his manner. He soon become insensible, when lir. Bennett, surgeon of St. Gike's witticisms" was seat for, and found that he wan suffering frees the affects of a narcotic poison. Antidotes were ad ministered end the stomach pump need, but the deceased rapidly a uk and died about four o'clock on Sunday rooming. Two bailee, which had contained laudanum, were found upon his period, oleo a piece of paper, upon which was written, " What Cato did, and Addison approved of, most be right. The strike—the ruinous strike. Ood protect my ma forsemato famil." Verdict—" Temporary insanity." L ONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (L/- mtraD). Toll* receipts for the week ending Oat 2, 11,0811.15, 6d. BABEE7S. COTTON.—Lrfiarook , Ocr. 6.—The salts of coma to-day an estimated st 8,000 balsa ♦ geld Mad, market - - LBATHER.—Waa I —At Laded*ll at Tuesday there wee a meal supply at fresh leather ; heavy Esau, butts and bre heavy buses, hides were pertienlerly scarce, but the =mat of boaiDeee done was net large. CORN.—Borrow, Ocr. 6.—A good supply of wheat at our market, mid prime were the same as lam week; red, 40a. ta 44e. • white, the. to tre. All kinds tiering omit same es last wash. grocurox-or-Tass, OCT. 6.—During the past week we have had no snivels of gran from the meet or abroad. To this day's market them was a small supply el grain from the growers. Wheat sold readily at an advance of le. to Ti. qr. over last week's earreacy. Grinding herby continues in rood demand at tall rates. Gate met with more lOqiilry. Beene moved off slowly at rather under last wake prices. COALS.-Lownow,Oos. 6.-Bates' West Hartley, He.; Buddls's West Hartley, 16..; Burahope, 13s. at • Dyer's Baba& West Hanky, 16e.; Davison'. Wart Hartley, ; Den's Primrose, Ha. 6d. • Haating's Ha 16.. ; Holy. well, 16a. • Teld Kea; Butes, 12a. 9d.; Welt Hartley, 16a.; Willa 16e. Bd. • Walls End Acorn Close, 16e. 61.; Walla End idea. 18s. ' 9d. ; Will. End Enda, 16 a.; Eden Nan, 16a. Bd.; Walla End Braddylla Bottom 17a. ; Walla End Fratewellgate, 16a.; Walls End Haswell, 18s.; Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End Earlier Orange, 17a. 8/1. ; Walla Bad Rumors Heade. 17s. Bd. • Walla Bad South Eaton, 17e. 9d. ; Walla Bad Cam*, 17s. 3d.; Walla Ea Haugh Han, 18e. 6d.; Walla End Kell* 17e. 6d. • Walls End Shineliffe, 18e. ; Walla End Whitworth, 16a. 8d: ; Car low:and Marrs Hallam, 22.. 6d. • Lyon's Stone, 195.; Nlxon'a Darya, 22a. 6d. • Powell's 'Darya Steam, 221.- Ship at market, 107; sold. 86. THE 3EGIB27.ATIONB. MIDDLZSIX. Mr. Bluebird" held lb last court at the ;ea Sirso's Comb Hompsead mostdet, Ice the pries d lbapered, Homey, sad Willetess. Tv Xeres. Alley Jona E. Ilia, and W. Abse nigellft t r ab eme, ems* br the Sielsra lodhbelbe Gasspethe Itqpieetlea saf be la the impposselllet Xt. haw dipole' to Sens, of Proecb napes Ilmalka. Se. Beteadrollbe. 17ppe foreees.tood, et. Jobeetrosel—liembeld hors kr is la elqind Pp of oboes 411 psee. pm NW. pt easea. llopsee.yobs, Uwe doper weak la Ns ova o.ssegatha. Xt. hap AshaM iho MOM. eel the 2111ffraFf assellel to assail ibo emedelsa by Wade( la the thud edam. "=Pr la hi ere oesepilea. mad 11111.," sod be atm was Mast The male d litared Here Lee* 7, Osk-inll-patik, tearer ea bred this hoar sal rembee, at • rimed es usable Mt. ada yr mews, Frearsid4ean Jellere &Met. The Prg liarriseat add this seereslikeelea. Kr. Hairy Ilbelth rid diet thei r sedleitat editor Y the air IS par oocapelka. The Ilanfair seabed der dame ems arblai alarm a dam dr be MN Y e e pearbee es etrapher. Thee wee sesiky maim hi eater seserray, awl as le • area plass el seeds, dist we seats esesdadea. • Ira =lea idtb es bre hie Man redueler yrs, es his pre et Avila He NOS we he base Ye hats., an, ems so the Army and Navy Chab MOO ad edam did liasistir bed, inpa 21 ere% metals read ker the hark to ° seller% sod thee be bad the year le ae me k Ude derson Hr. Mabee esid it avail be te ad bw. He raid lbe& est iireases °thaw weds than which ibis law presse lie re win =pun gad. Niernypielse, the name of Robert Brlbam, daeried IMOrriamsa, Batteries, freehold ground rent of 2, Siatipenorrisk &cis Newington, w objected to by Yr. enYe pond there waa no description if say _ _ lb Redlag Barrister nada an alaratke la the Shad cabanaMM as wad " freehold boom, - aid Ha ai was tosied. Mr. Bedlam dreaded coots, which wm• Mr. Moab oimoviag that Mr. BuilWm lad arar • berm ' Ora over be hod. L Willi pia* Mr. limith, mama oa biummilas he hal rardwid Mas taco ram hal dlopoood a 7 his warily. oh =ldeurd aboltia TiffarTirkwawa, nave, ilsobsil beam Whodoar- Maps, Yell- gra% emeas TY palliation her Mw road M lariatildks of Mopoart, Mr. Birth* salted for cora, red tie Brads/ .wiled bin 10s.; art us a WWl* ere, *sr* ley Mr. of "Jobs Turas!, IL reeheld earepe, •1 1 11 in rid 2, Iloortis-place, " la owe ware wire.. At the essoludes ef tie ef re day, Mr. awry SW& sillier, We Behar, said—Allow eas, dr, a *ea yes bs We _altar essiatio• which have errs re Wares this seddis. newt to silted eery friday. nil le Ilesiono Os spew* pre grew d yew rad* lei I We Warred emder Mrs& restawr I bare bed ha • drat doe to prawn, for We miles, awl • eherter dor to yeribra q dada. I bare Named ardor dlliseilles el se esdiaery shereeter, the essidrew eider which I *re bed So ris nial l:r i t. WWI. Mr. Jame era the liberal party be* prated by it, I wry reperiele Ida es the reek With sward to Mr. Jamas the slim ve tir essiklertay, I shall claim awl ewer welt • Al ef tM teem by the orrareadve erawiera (11 seek a errs, sad whiab y Mr. Jaws is weyweel le ragerest) es arty be set* *Wrthaereivea. Mr. Jeare—Wldle.eir,ll6 . br the rustics which =awe pea re, end Mr Obi with witch you hare le the ebrevailese I re* to briagiag rimy rise emir yew biros lediped, sad vrbialt tt was my du, te brag formard—l meat way OW I en tan by @striae b,y the alweeedese ek be,. bets aril by Mr. SW*. If oh. be Asir tamely le SW* mews ishawirs era as aer bed and reseird MI the lo bar es saran* of • cargimey. I saa reedy le sank OW, owl is that Mr. Smith blear/ bee perthipard ; bed if he to make a broad weerrlus ef • respitsoy. le es is basalt cos wry sr dr mkt, by comp rear I is • more us. 111110•111116114 • IMO unlowilid, en I wai wid, • mare *Mai arse wee once erred by say mar (Mr. SW* : I did set lay opaspirshay," but " sedadireci.l Baca the weemeasews of tbe works So die laser thee. I base bed al reerwirtiss sere Mr. Jr, dint** bilivestly, rat re beat lay arrh enetrweliaw.l ie wee miderdmi why Mr. Smith b =Me each as spew etaimat r has awe, wither giros me ea offorttutity ot Ow seldom epos whisk be hem it. It is eery to seeks • MY ocomein, bust It is most unwsa to do so wittiest fundahrg aro ?wont for such • pro condole. Three ere rostows. however, which are foreign So the object for which I fees, which was to thsak you, Or, for to. sitenlion I have tessived at your hands during the minks. lam es none it the dark so to this &cordon r}eaeeah TM s. g Barrirw-1 do wet rolsraturd what it fa all abort Mr. Smith—l make the areertica that pablicly,aad lam CWwato prove it. I errata Mr. James of sothase, bat I Mr. Jose. is the heeds Mothers as to the cosine which he bee takes. Jorte.l I treat the obeervatioua which have bees nails by Mr. Smith with perfect contempt. As to a with lilt. Janet, I cannot understand what Imi me aran ban am to thank yon, sir, for the Westin white HIM /1101611411111111 you darns this mien, sad I &allow all pintos to do y the metastases of my stslanast. la the twain poltlaatr,cts I hare lane 820 ol=en , l ban withdraws 2 1 di 6, two-thirds of them at lb. 'a ens sip quest, =ay of which I ban since dimmed wen radicals, sad which I would not have withdrawn but 11/011 his •TeiarenceThat they true conservatives ; --- btit he bad sot the mum of distinguishing them. I ken eastabud doling the ravish* objectinas agenst the hberals, and I have fill 4 in 96 cases oaly. This is a sufficient answer to Mr. binitat's chows of coobarracy, when more then two-thirds of my "PhOrawals were mods at his request. Mr. Smith—l shall be prepared when Mr. Jones's cam :Anon ask is. to do so„ to prove my emu With reward to blr. James, I do ant know why he should Its 40 eassitive fa irtennee to the obsenations I hem made. I give Mr. Jams. fall credit 6w dues the Lest be can for them who employ him, sad if say benefit baa atoned to the Lberal name; I memo empires of the coarse which be has pursued , bat I leers it to Mr. Jones*, committee to satisfy themselves how W the conseentive Miami bee been begiefirsd. Mr. Joar—l err star baldly that the pia en the reti et la will be in trent el the waserrtire r 1 Gad upon abreacting the register that then ars at limet the male ntizn brie d literals espongel from the register it coorervativee. Bus bode thralls to Mr. Smith for this. I believe it will urn oat that there have ban from 160 to 24.1 objections more than thin mould have boon Mhos if Mr. Smith had never boon lee, sod a? more. . . rehrows to the stalmsat of Mr. h... 1 that tbeoawrrariree bad pmed comidarably oa this I beg oast:Mkt it. w i ie to llswes Mee Medd up the reault of tho reyialon, a. ausde try by his, twos whku it appeared that the liberate to.k 1,41 objectioaN aad sustained 1.105. aad the two cow. Ismer,* swots 1.049, sad metaled 594.] lo Meridian Berri/der—All I cas say is, I haw SIM sothiag of cmigdow.y. I chill to happy to seat Kr. Jaws, Mr. Jesse, sod Mr. Smith mu yaw, when I haps there 'il be a confederacy bemoan thaw, that oodsdormy baring foe it, object t expedite the mown the Miaow. Mr. Swath said he hoped to meet the hased genthsam next year, tied 6.r maay yaws to cows. The coon thee broke ap. Mr. enitlee 111.14.111.011, gives the follow'ng malts : Total otp. Made by ovaressre 613 Maas by the roweetiye parting Of width 1,066 were made by to., and 612 thereof sow 111111111 L SIIIIIISB76T.—n. revision of the lists of voters & r Shrewsbury was conelndid on Wednewlay. The Bhesua hr, j lemma: Ktve., ee the result of the revision, a majority is Isamu of thy e.uservtivss of 41. EAST St IRET.—The revising barriater, Mr. W. M. Beet, held • court yesterday et the Town-hall, Croses. Mr. Hare &beaded as the &sent for the coulees tiveit;_ Mr. Hoary Richards and Mr. Carter for tie liberals; sad Mr. Jame ter the Wasdaworth Registration Boelsty. There wore a good oirly objections made in the different protons, and • anal amebae of voters appear - el to have beta objected to by both part's'. Is ern, e. w, therebre, where • (mud goaliaco !Os Wee established, the objewiona on both fide, were withdrawn, end so point of novelty or importance were durtog tie &fa proosedings. - - EAST gO/IrOLK.—On Thursday and Friday the revising harrisier, it. Caul, Esq., held hia court at the Toll house Hall. The result exhibited a gain cm the liberal side 07 c.; rotes, via . 34 cm claims& 19 on objectione, and 9on overseers' objections, fur the Yarmouth daunt end hi the Flegp a gala els. - - - LinirooL —We an mound by the et dr Liverps•l Raker Areeide• w Nate that l c = of the rem ke Mee bras* so it so it hos pro. odd. sadwoosood by es yaredsy, se Me Wreak ars • du/del majority. Our ekrereat woe espied tar oso of tir Limper papa. MIDDLES= SESSION& (Eden VW Amt Jags.) Artier ilarbeas, 20, wee Willed lot abaft two orate ai ether area* value It the of Jame et 33, Priaterequere, ot. e, owl re Weer St il t wow rod other ertirles, Wee 01, tbe pinny al Nee& livetcs. et 7, lifebbeipperit, bilaitcet. The prfswor vent 'boat =Mr tN prelate et betties( bestrq bet welly for the Forme d pleadering wherever there wee a oboes. ;Zinn &My, sad a again of summary sm oking we paned spine hish The Amisrast-Jedis end dam so any canictious and wheat anorais of isprionnsat it wend 111111.11 M to spin sin bias Ss prism, OM isr a imp period. The bast Douro maid but b ied Las .a to the go who would On him andonsgst to sows way, and ho nem pst be niganal •it wand salsn to kaa. hint lan e and b. *WI thaggro samosa him to log kept is pin tnio kr km_ min Ilk Massa moscand, an Jim Mks dahadd tie pa lann ikor, lal, anind upon has opos satin ion at robing aia lten is Sas gains of kik PoliosmasaligOgn 317 A. dad that at *. there won mann GI Elias who hol km robin to this Toy is alludomos to mho Ammo split Ilmo pima; trio woo pies* oat lig the obliAos so Wag lama emir • ag from dm, but dos claim Imo Ise yoms to le ogooe, 001 l Iwo tbo Omer bat bon iIIOMMId Iwogw odor moso lid wool tp, oat so dealt no prank was guilty al Ana all. _ _ TUG hedieftee4lll. ril &Is eri• • sew idembeeble edial• Mg*. de dikes et de per dial7d4 el *dr He sired beta dee dream We/ tr i p se. lie ~eft retrain duo salladsg a• surdledr , bet ie• met be Nat l• WI laws be • pried reed/ id is • wren Nee * •thel•—eare iseM We If modb• 41111 AMU. IA lid Imo ilawier, toe Wed-kaGers rr* remolded of roan Poe deg% maim are a, the pow, of Ids Ifsplde• sad ears. Tb• widows wee deer, ad the prow baker was eon *AUL hue *Ad OM,. • paydays weviedwa was /mid wind Buster, sal Us emit esseseeel ler be tans I rue( lend sorritob, sod hese to A: maths' bead beam r. We, prosseseed ; Mr. Timid Addams dabsited Booker. The following notice has bees plead co the agenda paper, ike the county day, by Sir Alassailer Y. Spearman, Bait "That the ontate 22 and 23 Vim, op. 4, having mood 'Thal It shell be lawful fer the padres of the coney of likinessz, if they eo think it, et say gamed is ger* amies af the peace, to codas to be geld eat ef hie eionly tette it such county, to the riles* Moo Or the Sot belsg, the yearly OM aUK IS Minis is the estop of 1,101. payable out of lbe Clemellielsit riot, ad Oat : soh rum of 3001. gall be pall tat sea Moe ly, on the days as whirl the rid s a ; sad t K hat in are snob yearly sem el as to be pa no sac/ solatestjedge. Solos bit too {ware It so/ taloa, shell polio sr a bealsor and SOW bibs of obits that Ae anal lulls MOB , s W endnume Is wok a/o aught set to weft a• heolsks, lab trot Seek Gods% boa, milt lOC tai bs paid t est if the onnly Nile if lib molt le Wigs he bends, the perent soblotjuihme, se Wig se shol had dist Wee. the pa* sus et PIK is eillblen to the salary of 11,100 L, pays, out it the Coo- MOS Fund the laid yearly OM at 3001. to be paid by the INIIIIMIST of this county out tithe ()minty rata, according to the auctions of the said NEMO" THE POLICE COURT& JLNBION•HOUBE. The Lord kfayor — mq - I;itiih7preerTo acknowledged the receipt of the second half of a 61., soh from J. C. 8., for the pcor box. liciscard Siren, of Clturepeoza, aad 6, Crooked lama, City, watchmaker, wee up by detective Webb, charged with illegal pawslag the followiegcircum seeweie. Mr. John Andrew Janes, 10. Oreeked-lane, Boman, vio tnaller—Abotit the Ulth August I gaew to the prkeser who earn* oa the bombes el the makable* in Crashed:kin, two diver wades, with s geld key, geld seal, end a gold rim to be eleaseL I vase then et 151. Therm, le be mien* la •kw legs, bet I *plied several times I the phew withest brig skis te gm Mem Owe I *NI dews * l*esse r te hie neldesea, about thew. Time wee ow • Oweary, whoa at' vets SIM me *et Os winkle Wl= deer sed Isoutitally, and I should have them the ant day. Met day I wont age* to bin slaw iu Cieeskekkee, seeserpr thenied by to sea, 411411 that he bed . gm asked bias kr ka the thapilmese, and be west pawned he iblek l them. Whoa be ease bee be gave me taw efehekepedired, hem which R sperm thee the "Mohr IMO paws* ea the lath August tarn lbs. W. I bed sever wadmenel Idea to pied" or etberwhe part with theta. Zdwerd Brooks, mien* Is Mr. Splaks, pawnbroker, Geessehtireb-street, pekoe' the two Willtelbell refund to by Ws witness, and tkposed that they had bees pledged by Me prisoner. He also moue* • obranossater pledged by the prisoner in February last. Mr. .1. Adams, 11, Pudding-lane, fruit broker—l en trusted the prisoner with three s hip chrcemostara and • gold chronometer to regulate or sepals, bat he had two of the ship ehrosonetwe a keg time mo— p/chap% • ysee. That now predated he bad kr the purpose el rogektimg. It wee worth she* Mi. I have only lately beeteleaware of he being pledged. Ide not know what has bedew of then**, be lee bee told me they are in Cletken leiate ether, gra applied for areerad, as he woe not quite peeper* to camping the swami ere (although the prisons, bad admitted pawning the chronometae), and there were nearly tweet* other owe again* Ma. Tina prisease wee then remanded. Nosy Bled, a vary respectably-deem ble 61 charged with being drunk and anembisig policw 7 tto' eata 8. 110 . 111113, WU Pdiat-otsetable 613 old the previous night he was on duty in the IdWrite, end se ha was going along, he nearly fell over some obits*, ielt, an closely szsmining, be found to be the =. wee belpleady beak 'advisable to move. He up, sad bawls. where she lived, he salad her if be shook' take has bane. Wm saambied cat sorsetbiog which the °dicer understood to be " YIN," and he accord , fusty lifted her up with the intention of taking her house. This, however, atm did sot at all ewe to like, for ahe wee very violent and struck him in the bon Thereupon, **bog Wood: insulted, he revolved to take her to the tendon which he did, but did not find it such u easy job es he airs:tad. Lithe station a gold watch and chain wee food upon ber, sad she had all the appearance of being a very reeprinable woman. The Lord Mayor (to gefaoner)—Whet hare yea to say P It is a roost disgraceful charge ; a respectably Mimed 101111011 like you getting drunk and assaulting the officer. Ptienner (whimpering)-ok, coy lord, I am very sorry. It is the first rims I was ever in such a plain. Ido assure your kodship that I sin thoroughly ashamed of myself. The Lord Mayor—Well, it you are not, you ought to he. I cannot pees over snot an offence ; I shall flee you 20e. The mosey vas pal& GUILDHALL. DAVID RUCIIII, TIM BANKRUPT ♦ttORNEY. (Castism4 tram yearday's Jain Brett, a enema* in the City detective force, said— In April lath I received a warrant at this mart tor the slogs howl= a/ the bankrupt, and I proceeded with it to Ath. treble. I arrived at Melbourne on the 7th of June, and I found the bankrupt at South Yana, where he was befog with his family. I took him Into custody and brought blot to this country. I read the warrant to him at the time I took him, and he said, " I will ge back with you willingly." Crow-examined-11e did not env Met was the first be hod heard of his bankruptcy. Hs acid, " I gall be able to put it all right," lie asked me to read the warrant when I showed it to him. He woe very excited arid said, " That is all—it is not forgery, became I have committed so forgery." Mir. Morgan—Did he at any other time make any state meat to you about the norgarreodee to his bankruptcy ? Brett—He made a Adamant on the way into Melbourne, het it was so metaled, sad I. we so confused himself, I could make nothing of it. He did sot, that 1 recollect, say that he left hut property to be realised for his creditors. He did sot speak much to we of his alike on the voyage home, although he did to others. fie-ezezoined—He said nothing I. me of having heard of his being declared a bankrupt before I had arrived. I was eve maths and a week doing the journey out and home. Mr. Poland—That evidence will complete the first case, with the exception of the doctimeats from the Accountant- Clemsears °thin, sad a general statement of Ida affairs. I will proceed to apse other cases of obtaining money tinder will pressor. Mr. Fagg said—l em a ceffee.roaster. and Nth at Acre. lane, Brixton. I carry on business at Georplerd, Yen. church•etreet. The bankrupt was my solicitor for about I sight years, and I had thorough condiemoe in him. In Joinery, 1958, I received a letter from the bankrupt offering am a good investment for about 5,0001. I went to his odic about it, and told him I would dew* 1,0001. on the security he offend me I. the latter, namely, the deposit of valuable deeds to double the amount. He said he had a very advantageous offer el biesimee, and that he wanted to rate 6,001., for which he would give 6 per cent. He said he would give me 6 par met. for whatever I would advance. He seed that kind of beakers would rodeos him new elicits as old ones dropped ca. Os the 19th of leaner, I sold out stock to the amount of 9451. 16e.. and I gave the broker's chigoe to the bankrupt, and on the following day 1 pre him 641. 6e. in cage to make up the 1,0001. Some short time otter:wards I *died, and be said I might as well take the deeds, mid be handed me the don nish. produced. I sever esemined either the deck or the meweroadsa at deposit affil I homed of the bourn= have sew reosived say pet of the 1,0004 nor of the I weal set bare perted with my rotary cuss upon deeds of veins or property in Weems. I doomed the may on the kWh al the amenity awed la the letter. Crow-eisadned—l do sot know that the basins= ended was a proitebis an.. The booksvpt told as it woe, sad I hawed him. Ido not know el op ewe hawks* that the diode are vaiaelra, bat Bey artery kik ate so. Mr. liachell, of 6, Qosswareet,Chespilds. seld—l am a imlicitor. I produce • MOM dated Jame 23, 186.5, granted by David Hughes to Catherine Jean, of 11, Highlrery.grove elllee, for a term of 97 years, from Mitiadassa. 1819 i and TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111 r Par Mr- Tort. Total. IMIWATa. 09a seri allsattoo. VW 104 Wat 5ed109,307 0 A A A 000 lobs P 000219 la& Way (9W P 2400400) 1961 MS 1.20 2. 04 1.471 Iletaalar 17. Ileira da 1 04044 MO 4.02 Ma 10.610 9.901 Wait 00 009440:0 X 11=401 Orem —..— 10 .... . MN 6.199 seth 31941909 ll9 4,139 9.90 Wank may eopegoabwr 96 Oval 11004.0 IN 13.971 1304 040 0,01 Dwil III 811 70 1104 ele 0 Ilslisrain40.60.1* Monk 9400 Oslsber 1. Useekt tad IWO .... Wainterl rdiallsare . 30 192 162 3 44 317 . Jere oddly Octet= L how she Oetolp hews 13 408 160 647 4211 Orme Warm . .. 41111 34.611 33.101 Leaks mg lle/kiVieiiiir on 46.110 40.123 18,06 76.643 leedeet sal Meth yellers 14.136 MET 1i.909 — llaathelerao46l, sell Wadies' 1716 4,116 7,066 11.111 10.341 llestelehhat. MI6 imelles. 11111/Whies Oll TM 1.010 art Ihrellthe sod Terbideef Isle 14.1116 10.066 16.410 31,130 IMP" absernsso, awl Ilerehed Beevellery sal Iheetielro 3,009 I.les km km •Tr Awe Y endadve et webs due maw seresensat "Mb the lathe sae flee* Warn llathres Cheepehe• TO. astelemetke el dee Letterbfre 611011.5.66.65 t Lbs. trite Meow lavlee eetelved the psellueme, the wale remises 64 bee =thew ale laseetted to thabove. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OAIIIALTY. The it.. &apnea Ups* b Lieertiedi ertiserl hash wao as. Wind thins hears la sonatas the enetentaarase Hawn=la, has linathanptea to Mon Pori, te awns at Samoa, east of Start Paint. whining, pt of, and prosoeded. apparently without damage.— Tarps% Oetober 1. VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. Hotspur, Angst 18.141 l A. lo• 11.30 W; 011 will. Jebe (.44W), et Wordwa.lo4 OM" Wawa 16,14117 0, 104 41 W. Periess, ken o•l4atts ler Ueda.. Maras IS. Lt 10 0,104 14 W. 06414•444,4, ties &stay . Wind tat W b= Yawl arca train Wwwpwl lor bwout, 00 k 0. 11. SO snag ILL of Ur Brrapp. THE ACCIDENT TO THE SHIP CLARA. A oesreepomdent etude the following account of the accident to the Clara, referred to in the "On the morning of the 3rd hot., about half-past three o'clock, the ship Clara, Captant Bantry, commander, bound to Calatth, struck on Nare Head, • few miles (west) from Falmouth. The scene of the contretemps la memorstde from the has, some years ago, of the ship John, of Plymouth, with epwarda of 400 pmeengers. The Clara is a noble ship of 1,200 tons, and was chartered by the Emigration Com missioners for the accommodation of soldiers' wives proceed kg to India. Although the Eddystone light could be clearly discerned up to midnight, the weather became thick sad hazy towers morning. At tbres o'clock every object was enveloped in what is ordinarily termed • Dutch mist. When the ship struck, Captain Bantry ordered the pumps to be sounded without • moment's delay, mid it was discovered that the Clara was making Mght boohoo of water per hour. Everything had been prepared by the commander, In the event of ultimate disaster. The boats were reedy for launching at a moment's notice, and signal guns, as well as blue lights and rocketa,were discharged with promptitude. At twenty minutes past live o'clock • pilot bait came alongside, end the ship Boated off the ridge with out having apparently sustained considered* damage. Bob , eminently a lug steamer took the Clara in tow to seaward. After a few miles the Clara was enabled to Merano with further aid, and put back to Plymouth, whence she had started the previous noon. "Too much praise cannot be accorded to Captain Bantry end his officers for the rare preemies of mind exhibited on the occasion. Had not admirable arrangements been adopted at the moment of the disaster the most palatal results might have followed. It is grati fying to acid, that in • !ship carrying upward. of 400 female passengers, no confusion or accident of any kind took place. Bo prompt wee the presence of mind on the part of the eau mender of the Clara, and so the aid rendered by the Buperintending-Burgeon inn char g e of the female emi grant., in addition to the zeal of the officers and the men, that no trace of the accident appeared an hour after. Cabin wieners, responding to the grateful feeling of the end pante, have unanimously addressed a letter of thanks to Captain Bantry for his conduct on the hying oreattion." AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS. Yesterday (Wedaesday), the Quebec and Montreal Ocean Stetruship Company's warner North Briton lett Liverpool for Quebec and Montreal with the Canadian mails, and 120 paeeenaere. Oa Saturday next the British end North American Royal Mali meaner Europa will be despatched front Liverpool for Boston, with the United States and North American mails. The box at the Liverpool post.office will be open on that day till 13.15 a.m., and on the lending stage till 1) a.m. The additional. he at the lending stage besides the meal postage is 64., which must be preoaid in stamps. _ - • TIIE Lose OF IMF ALms.—Yesterday en official inquiry was commenced at the Greenwich police court before Mr. Trail, the sitting magistrate and Captain Walker, maenad saaessor to the Beard of frade, into the circumstances connected with the wreck of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigatioa Company's chip Alma, on e red of rock* known as the Mooshediriath, in the lied Sea, on the 12th of June last. Mr. Cumberland appeared to conduct the examination fur the Board of Trade; and Mr. James Wild, Q.C., attended on behalf of Captain Henry, the com mander of the verse), end Mr. Davie ' the chief mate. The proccwiitige are likely to occupy sontedays. A bundle of shipping notes, belonging to the Royal Mail steam-ship Idthioen, from Liverpool to Africa, has bees picked up off Blackpool. The steamer Rthlope left Liverpool with the made for Africa on the 24th ult. FALMOUTII, OCT. 4.—The Arken, Captain Nunn, from Menial to Felmunth, with one man dead, master, chief mate, and two mom very ill, was spoken and supplied with provisions, medicine, and ono seaman, in lat. 38 N., lon. 42 W., by the Albion. Captain Norman, strived here. 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