The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-14 00:00:00

i THE TRIAL OF PELIZZIONI. . The trial of the prisoner Serafini Pelizzioni for "tabbies Alfred Rear with iatest to murder him co emoted the wort we to Its erg yesterday evening. After Its close of or yr erases sera, Alfred Riarsok, the preater, re readied, sad same quasar were poi to him as to the points upon which there appeared to bs some disorepecy betra his ender and that of the lest miter, and the effect appeared to be that he parted hi the rater he bad gives is laid. Mr. J. D. HOl said—l us one of the torpor arra baths Royal Free Hospital, Gray'ciou-road. I remember Briar being brush{ to the hospital on the 26th of Do. ember. He was very fast sad weak from loss of blood, sod I found a severe protund word biter the eighth sad ninth ribs, or inch end therquartem long aid this' boor deep, end one of the arteries was severed. Oress-examised—The knife produced (the or that was hand is the urinal) was ass that was likely to bar pro duced such • wound, sad I shoskl say that the pre who haired it need his left red if the parties wan ring each ether. nadir arra bed boss drinking. but Its wee quite collected. He rat et engly d 'virile. Rorazoined—ft strod to me as is the hen had been poser in obl4sa7 udders out vertically. Mr. C. D. Psalms, at St. Batreicerw's Hospeta. mid—l ressleet the parser being takes to the bedside of Hatriegtor I had previously stated my of that Herringtios would sot reser. He was air who bed dared bir and Its paired out the primmer. One of my farrompens had • arelsobs, but i did sot ors mar d oars. Orarrainisid--To tics bar of my belief, so one OW who was present had a rostairee. This was the ease for the prosecution, sad the toart adjourned is order that the jury might take sows ar stunt Starr Warr thou proceeded to address the jury, and made • most powerful aid eloquent speech on behalf of the primer. He mid he was BUN that he need not ask their careful attention to the observatioss that he proper to offer them, because he bad observed that they had paid the deepest arras to every fact that bad hers brought forward is this meet important and extraordier sr, which he believed was unexampled in the history of (triad jerisprodesse. The facts that the primer was darged with as attempt to murder, and that he WWI at the preset moment under motor of death for another crime that was undoubtedly involved in the ear transaction, were suffeiset tomer peat public interest is the isquiry, end he was crate, therefore, that the jury would retire to give their earner arestios to every fact that would leo laid before them. He believed that all the difficulty that had been created arose from the polite having muds • blonder in the first instance, and in their Laving afterwards parr in that birder, broad of having, when they ford that they were roes, der all ,in their power to remedy the mistake that they bed made, and endeavouring to briar the crime home to the party who was really guilty d it. He would now proceed to place before them what wets the admitted points in the case, and span which he and his horsed friend who redacted tho prosecution ware pretty well agreed. It appeared to be admitted, in the first place, that if the offer was tom tatted by the prisoner at all, it was committed while he oboe in the taproom, sad that he first stabbed Rab beck and then stabbed Harringtoutiod the other young man Bannister. if he broke down this fast is appeared to him that thins was as end of the cue for the prostration. Them was another point that was conceded by his learned frier, namely, that it was one and the same mu who coin mated all the injuries. One jury bad convicted the pri soner, soother jury hod convicted Mogul of the 'am efface, nod they started therefore upon the ocaskleration of the quern with this aztaserdisary conflict of War. Yolizzioni was tried before one of the most learned end humans judges upon the bench, who admitted every portion of cridsoos which could be legally brought forward in Ids de fence, but be was convicted, and bad run the risk of being do pe ived of life by the meters of the law, although he ba rred he should bs ahlis to show that be was entirely inno cent art Use crime of which he bad been convicted. He would now sek them in imagination to tuts their mire to the scene that was enacted at this public-hoes on the sight of the 26th d December. They wen all swam of the nature of the neighbourhood, and might sadly ims. 1130 the clam of customers that wars likely to bequest • house of such a dretription se the Golden Anchor. In sock • neighbourhood, he thought they would agree with him the police were likely to hays very great influence, sad that he was pleaded in maw that such persons r wore hi the habit of heparin the Golden Anchor would be very ready to mist ia carrying out any object that the pike might have in view; and he believed that this was the explanation of • great deal of the rider that had been given on behalf of the prosecution. The proposition on the part of the crown wee that ou this night there were two parties is this public-house—ltalians in their dan room, Eardrums their bapteßrerooni and nci they g armed to be p r etty equally matched: It was suggested that the men of whom oar soldiers aid Bailors were node, were shivering for fear is the tap- ' room, end that, although they were singing, it war only to keep their courage up. (A laugh.) It was true the prose. motor supplied them with sticks, and there woe no doubt that they were well armed. It was said they were very quietly inclined, but from what he knew of his own countrymen, he did not believe it ; be believed that tea or • dozen Englishmen armed with stirs would be rather too reedy to hue • fight, aid that they would sot have been afraid to encounter 50 Bair The anggention on the part of the ptaeeeaton woe that • number of Italians tried be fors their way into the room, but the primmer alone roserd is pitting is, sad that he first stabbed the pro secutor and then the other two men. The case, however, on Mrs part of thsVasoser was thin that the two parties were en bad terms and were abusing each other, and that the Hagfish called to the Baru to come out sad meet tbam, and opened the door of the bagatelle-room its that purpose, and that three or four of the Italians got into the bagatelle. room, and that it wu not true that Peliasiosi was the may roam that got in. Among those who got in were the two Moguls, and Oregorio found that hie brother had bees severely maltreated sod was bleeding, sod be himself was wounded, and be drew him rife and stabbed Rebbeck, Harrington, and Bannister. The pri soner had been at the house oh the evening in question ; but before anything took place be bad left, and riot to the Borders public-hour, which was are by, and while be was there he was told there was • senor row going on at the Golden Anchor, and having considerable influence ever his eountrnnan, be went to the Golden Ascher solely for the purger of making peace. He passed through the tap room quickly ; he went into the bsgstalle-room, and he was felled to the ground inetastly, and fell upon the body of , Harrington, and almost immediately afterwards be was ' taken into custody upon the charge of murder, both of the 'brothers .lingoi rim in the interval, made their escape. Toe loosed rasa then referred to the evidence that bad loon given by Mr. Shaw, sod observed that it we. clear there was a diffusive of feeling and opining between him sad his wife with regard to the prisoner, and he said be should show that it was OregorO and not the wirer who made or of the expression about killing six English men that was attributed to the latter by Mr. Shaw. He next referred to the terrible state of excitement sod confusion that prevailed at the Golden Anchor nn tbie night, and said Out although this might mount for • good many of the contradictions in the ri ders of the different Intl:NOM, he was afraid that the jury would in the Tar be repelled to come to the coochisios that many of the wrier had wilfully endeavoured to deceive the Whore befogs whom they were *zeroed. As to the statements that had been made by Harringtos when on his deathbed, and by Robber when he undoubt edly believed that he was dying, be believed they had stated what they believed to be true. but that io the coo ditios they were in at the time their nervosa eat-eu was shakos, sod they had made a miatake—although be would cords that they believed at the time they wens apsalriog the truth. He aid he thought that nothing aould have been more unfair, or more likely to divert &trona°. from • guilty person to an Wrest one than the proceeding that vas adopted by the police, of only planing one Italian with a moustache before the persons who wars to be required to Identify him. He asked the jury whether, upon the en der before than, them was anything to show that it was Immovable for this. or four prose to hays got Into the bagatelle-ream, and whether, on tho contrary, it was not abundantly clear that they easily cord bar does se. The learned sarjeaut next proceeded le comment spa the evi dence of the different witnesele for the presser, and to abs meaner in which tits prosecutor had ocielsedisted him self with retard to the pnseeer being the nee whip reeked down Mr King; and he remarked that if the wirer was teethe man who did this, it was dear that be could sot have committed the act of 'tabbies the promoutor and the ether two parr ; for it was the ors cis the part of the prosecution that all these acts were committed by one ran. With regard to the evident* of Mrs. Slag, he said he thought it was almost Naar, from the different story she told when she was first arra before the magistrate, that by some Maser or ether she had bees Induced to' alter her evidence, so as to maks it dovetail with the theory al the proescutioa that the prisoner woe the guilty man. The re pre Aerations would apply to wet of the err wirers, and ha sonsidered be was perfectly justified k saying that the procesitios had bees got up dishonestly, and that err infirm' had been improperly brought is her upon the wirers who bad bees examined. Every MO of the wirers swore is the first Later that there was a rash of Italians into the room, sad every ass at them now attempted to shafts away from that stareasell when they four that it was troonsiatrot with the we that wee to be set up for the prosecution. He said that the wirer Brasier was a most imp:neat repdos, and the ender he gave expired very clearly why be was not celled as a witness en the former loisL He was usdeuredly worded upon the octssioo; bat what was his evidence! Why, that • number of Hairs rubbed Into the baptale-rooss, and that the primer was moor them; sod this was exactly what he was isaretod to peeve on the pert of the prisoner. They would alio remember that this poor young mu, although no doubt severely rjured. sod probably astir to park the men who lad injured him, etdl admitted that besstortaised grave doers whether the primmer was the mat who stabbed the prosoontor, sad he parted in this story notwithatinediag the attempts that had bra made by the police to iron him to prosecute sad alter his testimony. Ms then diservid upon the exprorke of Harrington that be rawer the man with the black marthe, sod 'aid lao should prim that at the time eel THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1865 a ItIMTDMLMOSK MAehritaTlM. Cie. occurrence Gregorio had • black asouneate, whielt glefi, miarliv- - the prisoner bad sot . He said he believed that the ors h a d ben e mi r * ge es ip by th. p as * sm g e m s A *gamma ,aching ot Abe magistrates of Om lfeMmer ueo• abs WO 01 the mu rdered min the well;rees, for the haneastiou of tb• bud , • sews *county of Middlesex wee Mad POMMY St the atomised that tat be must bi Um ma—in hot the aria home, Oakes 'Formerly it was believed that any one who was discovered rata corneallertgla mom. al forme Mahn in the modern pajama& saes of the county, Mr. Ham POWNALL in the chair. sear the body of • murdered man must of Deaseeity be the At , ,__, ____"_,„ „, the _,,,, 5a , _ ~,,_ _ wearer, sad tapas. anted to bon Mama to the Name os g s i"g o r aw"Fo7wls'iksp; H77,07-88714;;;;:sw"'itsCi oceolasion in this our, and. without mane ea/ burin err a t fr o m th e immeeenis of printesS.lloln nisi of the eadeavourieg to esesetein whet were the real boa deter Skit , cote state of addbatleaolds plea, as the 'lapin ma " te can eet that view h T al the sassih _____..., withis __r"", I sells were mall, ekes, and ill-ventilated, and the report ewe Pow . They might possibly have been euee"'""` l / 2 '"'" ''" eluded in thee. worda :—" It as costs. to Oblong apes the psin:i r ier at the her, who as be should coatead woe ____ peaty of the moral evils which must malt ft om commitiiig lewhaell Mmaeut, who west to the heels 6e P r. " a panne not already corrupted to the last th‘ree to • preen vest sad sot to °aroma a crime, might a the uodosthessooudiwous. woooloy whoa from t u „int dm. P","" time, instead °I being • _h, s :rf _P as ', penal/sway bundreasoi Priamers are pile:edam* together a beta a tibia eerie , . • victim to the M:me ae as the on bombes doling oakum, or as *lamely in crowded Weasels. I• 17 but kw Ike " hie " wit "' st one al sw sessts " •••• toting their meals ; but It he safely affirmed tot no who, satisfied s ' llde isw•www b sewed no expanse or P al " a na ga bjereoto sa lan sap can I =. through snob ea Si make tke fact apparoot. Amer some further observe- without a degree ototaisiau which shwa , kw. ahm ethe Is sued ems"' said that if ad " rigs. wu really bide the expectation that he cam escape from blooming a wsulsettlwd b y to the ._ ri n .n_ w ...,,.. hafe I ' m th. , h ... s . tht. L. A 3 perummet member of the criminal chum To remedy so bla__l"",__.," '',„_"' "'",._;,, "*"": hays ,____•"' I ,,___a""""__," seam a state of things, prevailing to an 'stoat far beyond 1 ::::: , a am"4,____,•"" baits w a ss • ", i _ e ws w""„._ should ; """'__,, peesidest in this country, it is not to be expected that say! Tr ogo rl t o "t ou " . =„i iidy . tia.47;a7 he would would rall ems ales short ;ut of the then a cres ,. Lin of w n aj e rs n t i olasa prison s them that be was the swa who _ s ha __,__ ste h hed , Ilshhesh ' s .,, ~_ _ s it. not b Ist sight! of, w m ::etber two distinct s hould rimes had bons itakeedY ammiatadem Om emma 'es w hisk the ''''' w" • would not be moat 'dyable, and that the additional SOW Wen to base aufferea , and wee pow__ a weweew"m,. , i __ • prison should be placed at some distance from the metro- P sah _,_,_ a hlasa I ___ ; ___ •l held la our for that uwe• • • •____,__ s _ sus " cos- '''w,... n _ poll, where land is less valuable, in a locality ally aeon sw"'s the prisons , the el " . """ •• " e e ,teeeee•e •—•_ ••• sible by railway, and should cootaie emotamodation for at the mins tires arrived et that /UMW visas Mame". el m at least 800, with facilities for future 'Amnon." This mat 'l" suffering unjustly. Th_l_sass for 0 8 ,_Pri'ecet'°•..,, ter wee catered to the visiting justices, and yesterday they will th at o " CI " '''' WS It'• '"“'"' presented the following report :—" The whiting justices, was it ? The prisoner or Mega ? It wee the hewing carefully conaidered Sir G. Grey s letter and the question they would have to decide, ad he believed that tummies ' s report, hose to chows., an i ss as moods she when they had herd the sstdsses he shswid./s Y haws moommendation to such report contained, that Iwo 666- them. gad considered attentively all the eineatesiose of wool wins ho built, Aoki ' s , to those last wowed, so as to this astassaise7 ale, they would cams to is. °°°Clthia. caupla the original design ; that sack recommadatiat is Net Magni wan the guilty man, and that the primmer was ia coeformity with the views already entertaised by the Mamma He should prove that the knife 'lda wee elating justice, and with moolations of old amain tested a t, the _„,„tt ssi .,„n s i„et s t rs ,,,,,s hni st slid . a _ s ths _ swh , a ea with _ passed. by the court . It is hardly newsman for the =,-; n - ,...._ --- i,..a. - „,,ii ",„„ i , - """"„'„"r'i._"""'_,...," ""',1,7 "_, " ars : . visiting hakes to rand the cart that a plan for the "-- --- """ "" " ""/ " "' "` ""' *lama of the prison was subtnitted to the court so long 'murder. The learned emjeant the proceeded amnia! ego fielfia. end wag at th at time adoipted by it, embracing of the conduct of the pollee in not 'stink teething mad", the very buildings the erection of which is now urged. We hhlis when the Prim"' sou " is msi _,,,__ lss st _,,, usww. ' The omication of the plan was added subseqesetly arid aimed Met they meld sot Mee had ••1"""" """"" postponed on account of the decree,e in the number of pn thee to dean and impose on the jury ad interfere with rooms in 1858.9, but the number of prisoners having la the boaest adennangion of justice. He concluded by armed in 1882, ithe then visiting jostler' at on recap statism that if the deface that he wee instructed to set up wsodod to tho court. and the weft promptly litabOrieed , ". a ~.a tiall', ,,i iwil. ....,4 l4, ....im itaillimsaiDali, . " cam cd ,„,,,, shishls 4 the coostructionof two of the four wings proposed in tb Z g that " '''' ""'"" ''" for l " "' S "" ' plan referred to. They now recommend that Um prison be gay' himself up sad admitted that he wse th e t 7 War V i be erection of two wisp, at an estimated cost man be did not know but that he was „ s oso if authorised by the ____. will his ewn ban danger, and he was in past Of feet at the ; om i t 396 sddithw a a material say, bat far Freesia moment uadergoieg • mama of five years' p eal eaMoient, as will be °brae: from the returns from time servitude, and this for no advantage or benefit whatever to to thee made of the numbers of masa ceder mane hitsssll' but simply to shield • g uilt / sass ' . They , _ had ask to enable the visiting justice. to damn with already hid two Wish is reference to this ihweass " the me of the dormitories referred to in the in case, each &hooded with totally different revolts, bet he ecanier's repot, and to which he so strongly objects. believed that if ths whole st the fasts that were witbia the Witaut entering into the question of the justice of the keowledp of the polio. had been placed before the jury o r i a t eres nade by the inspector on this subplot, further who tried the pawner upon the origleal charge of murder, than to my that the extent of the mischief of the pre they would have given a different verda. sent system is, they think, somewhat exaggerated by him, At tke close of the speech of the learned serjeaut then the visitiag justices concur in the opinion that the prison wee a hunt of applause which wee with difficulty mpreered. at Goldbath -bads ought to aso constructed as to admit Gregorio Magni was then called ad examined through of every primmer having therein a separate 'lapin cell. the medium of as interpreter. He said—l have been ear Th e y h a y s . therefore, I ns t ruc t e d th e arc hit ec t t o acted and enteaced to five rue peal servitude. Before prepare plans for carrying out this object, the plans to be ray °Deviation I waremPleafeam• leurnermaa bwatiall„ „ lbws drawn so ea to provide acootemodatioe in separate sleeping mentacturerbY Etienne B aileateme• Imeet Om ' , imam' AB - 00113 to 2,000 prisoners altogether. This number has been ace public- house on the night of the 26th Deoember, about a d o pt e d, ea well b rase It accor d e d w i t h th e i r ." v i ews o r half-put six or seven o'clock. I saw Mr. Shaw, the hada& the capabilities of the site as because it had received to I stud to him, " You will have six Italians. I will have eh some extent the "mean of the court in • resolution of the Englishmen like you." At the same time that I said this 16th day of July, Iss/. The architect has been I gave him • steP,b , _the bee. sad I something Englishmen to me , out what alma the old felon prison and other I dal know what it wes, as Ido not magmata English. holiday erected previous to the recently-bellt Mop I believed at this time that they wasted to strike me, but (which latter it la needless to say, will form part of any they did not do so, ad we shook hands. My brother war future desire) are applicable to the purpoesin view, in order with me at the time. The Fearanwew went away after to avoid imposing upon the ratopmers of the county any this to the bagatelle room, and mw that come of them mammary outlay, but he has bees requested at the tame were armlet with sticks, gad I hood them say, "Come on, time not to Ices sight of the important object of °Destruct you Italian," and at the lame time Bomithed their etiahe log the whole of the buildings of the peas as was ulti• in the sir. My brother, upon hearing this, went into the maul, determined upon in one comprehensive sod, as far bagatelle room, and I followed him, and another Italian. as possible, systematio arrangement. When the plans last named Marazzi. allotment in. Yonder brother in one came mentioned shall base been received and considered by them of the room with the blood streaming down hit face ' and the visiting justices will again report to the court and enter he exclaimed to me, "Brother, they kill me." When he further into the subject of the prism impector's report, said this, I pulled out my knife, and Marazi said to mei stating their views upon the comes to be adopted in cam the "For God's sake, Gregorio, don't use the knife.* I re- comity should be under the necemity of providiog for • Plied. "Let me do myself, otherwise we shall not go out greater number of prisoners:Moan 2,000. Meanwhile they alive from this room" and I put the knife into the belly ea trust that the report now made will be found sufficient for the first man before me. I do not know who the presen t purpose ., man was that I stabbed. I wounded two other The report was adopted ; and it was also mashed, " That met. directly afterwards, roe of them was Rebbeek. I can. the plans for the ealargement of Coldhath-fields prison by not tell exactly whet part of the body I stabbed him in, but th erection of two additional wings be forwarded to the I made . a stab at him with my left band. I knew the Secretary of State for hie satictioe thereto ; that a sum of third man that I stabbed by eight, but Ido not know his 40,0001. be panted from the feeds of the essay for the name. erection of the two wings shown in the plan, and that the The witness Bannister was then brought into court, end committee be authorised to superintend the erection of the Grogan mid, " That is the man." same ; that the sum of 3,5001. be granted by the wart Eswadeeties continued—l deal know where I wounded and that the visiting justices be authorised to simnel bite, but I struck at him as be was striking at me with a t h a t sum , i n s i n ki ng a we ll mi d p rov iding the neceseary dick, and 1 mar have struck him on the bend. The room eiarooe, c i s t erns, an d gee , for providing e supp ly o f wa t er as w full of Englishmen at the time, but I cannot my bow fen the use of thelpriem." --- many there wet,. I only saw age seams—(Mrs. King was THI COWILITTAL OP PERSONS FOR NON-PATIII2IT or room brought in. sad the with", said ebe W" the woman ha Mr. Tams said be saw by the newspapers that Sari sew.) I threw her down sal war ping into the room Ins- G renv ill e , i n ' , ewer t o e com u e s s p u t t o him i n the Howe mediately after I had stabbed than nee I went out of the of Lords in reference to the refusal of the pram authorities room and left the house. My brother and Merersi had to receive persons committed for the non.paynnot of lines, P ee ewe r before me, and I s aw El, brother in Saffron-bill had thrown the entire blame upon the Middlesex shortly atteirwirde. 1 found Mereiti at the Borders public , magistrates, whereas the authorities of the City primes house. I was myself struck oa the head with sticks when I were equally involved is the question at Irene, which bad we" into the begatea-rocen, bat the blows did not canoe yet to be detertnieed by the Court of Quat'sßeach. He any blood. I beard that the primer was in custody befogs I said the City authorities were very tenderly alluded to, lett the house, and after I bad seen my brother I went back whereas upon the Middlesex magistrates all the blame was to the Golden Anchor with him to get our hat.. Mrs. Shaw, thrown. the landlady, gave me • bat, but it was not my own hat. Mr. NOETHALL LLORIE said the present state of Gimp 3be also gave my brother • hat. I saw Mead site this was a great scandal, and the subject then dropped. at the Hardee", and said something to him. I afterwoode The other h ee j eeet , o f no pu bli c i m p or t ance , we e die. gave my lade to as Italia Roamed Cetta. It is the knife posed of, and t h e sours a dj ourne d, now produced. I went the same night to my master's house and fetched my clothes, ad I then went to a aeon mad Mensoul, and by his permission slept on some shaviep in a shed. The next morning I went over the wear, end the went to Birreinkam, where I remained until Mr. Nalit came to me, and it wee therefor the first time that I heed that the prisoner had been *eaten:4d to be hanged. I im mediately accompanied Mr. Negroid to Lidos, and I was committed god tried io this court. Croweeamieed—The prisoner is my cousin. My brother is here ; he is in court. (The brother was directed to go out of court.) I knew that my cousin had been taken into custody on the night of the murder, but I did not know that he was sentenced to be hanged for six or seven weeks afterwards. Mr. Gifford—Did sot you think it worth while to inquire what had become of your cousin, who wee in custody for a crime that you had committed? Witness—l did inquire, but I did not know that be bad been convicted. I got some one to write to London for my clothes. He wrote to a person named Cittoni. This was before Mr. Negroid came to Birmisgbam. Cittoci wrote beck to me, and he told me that nothing yet was decided about the primmer, but that he was "golog bad." I heard nothiog more then until Mr. Negretti came down to me me. I had not been at the Goldeo Anchor before the evening on the 26th of December. Mereui and the prisoner were with me. I did not slap the landlord's face the moment I west in. lbe first person who spoke to the landlord was the prisoner, but I do not know what he said became he spoke in English. I spoke to the landlord after the pri soner bad gone away. Mr. Gifferd—What wet the exact expression you made use of to the landlord ? Witoces—l said to him, " You say yon take six Italians like me, I take six Englishmen like you. , ' Crees-examteatten continued-0e the previous Saturday night there had been • disturbance in the house, and an !alias bed been tamed out, and I understood that the land lord had said he could torn out six Italians- It was in coon mace of this that I slapped the landlord's face. The pri- Boger had left when I struck the landlord, but I do not know where he had gone to. Before I went to the bagatelle room I saw that the landlord appeared to be going there also. The only reason I went to the louptelle-room was that the lieglishmea " invited" us there with their sticks. I did not draw my knife until I got into the bagatelle-room. I stopped in the taproom three or four minutes, before I left the bones, and it was while I was there that I heard my .., wan bad been taken into meted,. Ido not know who at THE CITY OF THE SULTLN. — Moot remains to was told me that my caught had been taken into custody. be dope to place Pets even on • deems% level with the taros I will swear that the prisoner was not in the bagatelle-room of Western Europe. The raving of the side strewn is still at the time the men were nabbed. There were both Italia al but utterly neglected, and IMir state renders puma sad English is the room when I got in ; the door was open. through tbem always nopleaseet, ad sometimes almost There were th Italia" io the room after the WOUlalt wholly impracticable. The accumulations of filth which are was pushed dow n; they were myself, my brother, and su ff ered to petrify and ferment in the sue have been • frw Menzel. guest cause of astonishment to strangers, and many letter. Mr. Gifford—Whicit man did you stab first: of complaint on this subject have appeared in our own Mogul—The man I stabbed in the belly. I turned back columns. The removal ot these eye-soree would sot be a to stab the other moo after I bad stabbed him. Just as I very Micah matter, and yet at present we son little or DO wee stabbing Reba& my brother went out of the room, prospect of it. It in idle to talk of building handsome homes, So far as I could see we three were the only Italia' who or laying out Mann prase in popular place of resort tried to pt into the , bagatelle-room. I del not know all such as throe to which we have just alluded ; and at the th e ileumu w h o were i s th e tap-room- I way haw, thane same time forbiddinthe public to pass into them, ,no • them by sight. I saw no owe go into the Impala lag through palm lhh few can venture without the room between that sad the time whets Seradeo use ebance of fever. The morality as well as the health of the taken into custody. My brother was working with lower orders of the population suffers from the eansiant me at the time. I don't know whether he got out of the exhibition under their eyes of so much that is nauseous and way or not. I left him there. I did not go to work ea ouseetoly. The become accustomed to dirt ; they lose all sh e T ues day. I wen t over th e w a ter oat W e dnesday. Ide erase of persomil diguite, and who an reproach them when set know Wi t er• my brother was. I sew my 'mother covered the recognised govertung bode of tie streets sets in blood. I don't know whether be went to a doctor. them each an example' There is all the IMO The officer Feeling Monett into more sad whom said, excuse that the greater part of the difficulty has "He ia on of the ma I shook hands with." i been got over and thatwe are already almost Crom-natoinstion coatieued—Tbat was before I animaters of the eitusticso. Few towns, from their position late the bagatelle - room. I was tried here and °Deviate& on the slope of • hill, and their proximity to the MN air Mr. Negrai broeght me to London. He did as provide , pater opportunities both tor purifying the paned ad the roe with as attorney to defend me. I had an attorney. I air. Wean far from main that no advantage Ism bees am not aware that the same attorney who prism-eta me taken of this wreaked, of position ; bet *sough is still left prmided evangel to defend me. I know nothing about it, undoes to reuse a scads] to oases. sad • womb as well except that I wee degraded by an edema*. es a danger to °unglue ; Lad yet there in little toned hi- Iteeexamised-1 wore • moustache on the evening of the dames or listlempeam to plead for an mac We, there :Ma of December, and I motioned to wear it natil I we. far& cell earnestly es the seaskipality. width is new le nest to prim. It was of a bawls or chestnut colour, the tutitz . husyteg UAW with external imprevements, aged same as that of the pamper. i eves magnideset ansegemende, is the men Mr. James Lewis, of the dm of Lewis and Lewis, el pa • loceliiite, net to fewest that beebb mei ammo/ we My-place, sated that he wee solicitor seder the inane after all the bet emrinneMns.—Leeent Movals4 Agrtl& hosed Mr. Negretti is the proorantice a Mega. He bads Du Barry's delicious health restoring Minima aothieg whatever to do with his defeat, either directly or Armies load cares. IMAMS nether er Inessowskows. IV& indirectly. Mdlgeatlee). Cough, Asthma, Coasemptiea, Debility. It Wag now seem °Weak the court was adjourned tail iww ososs°l4,w3wwww, them re s : s . t o lsse s a d i = s io •rj hasw ' flaturdey anis& a sothig;-Dsisemy ea Oa. No. 77, 1•60114/korn. Taitten. W nO neY• an on the Path" day, were take. to the Lew' In tine a la. is.: Ilk.. In M. ; MM. IlineeM sfipmsm— dm in °bane of the came el the wort. LegeeelleettatlO ftbes'A u eard sot refuse to leave ! LACE AND HOSIERY. —Nowlin:aux Artn, e ae _...e youth p when I could mit Notwithstanding • week of brilliant weather, we eaeeet myself—wheel oriveeleet yet report any improvement la the lees trade, so he es Not. Mr. Beard—Well, that's my ass fora Wien outsiolv. nngbaw u wearoed bat k .111, &swum. vanicipsu And the you fin, yea coy. thee tatletee hews where fleetly in the inagesed demand whits is being expieimed comethey food, ? for emend 1111111111 of poi In the Loden wiedist. The Presenatee—Oe as eedlestase, Ibellem, In his pies. The twig an ek e / o w b ea d. simian " a further pods* brought them to me. wilds the lad day or two, more aims Meg ghat Mr. --And how did they gpsl theca! est under the imprimis did esteem bee at lei heed is Prommice—Why, I believe be took there and that podeerill sot be srateridg thwton then Mr. Osthe (the magiiratd—Who took them? they are at memeth. More se Isms 41911.theint Mr. Herd—TM primmer himself, eir , et the pain will hie in every breath, both few the bine =Mob and fee len yew shipping.—Netieghein Joontal. Comestible is chirp of the cur— That is en ;he ems to the .tones-heave sod mentiseed that he kid found theta on the audiemes in the yard. Mr. Hughes claimed them, sad said that others were Weds& and per !erred the Clookw— ala Sorritower himself amewl restorations( lie . He is dieshasged, Mr. Bard. Prii irreerd—Thie is • most scendelms eunfounded or aasatios, dr, against a rimestehle num by .. u m miler peculiara aetasces, end who is see need' • mob. Moms. Merritt Drothers, the nolierilesee egmdee die court, are at my elbow reedy to testify to my dieeffeeemeth ability. It's • messiah" — Mr. Oookii-1 could only discharge year offethddr. Beard. Mr. Beard—Ruedy so, sir. And the ponies left the south. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Marie Dierient, a Frew* woman, was charged before Mr. Knox with loitering is Kiegentetreet for the purposes of prostitution, to the anomance of the inhabitasts. Mr. Henry Dolby, so/graver, of 58 Regeet's-quadrant, said that on the previous night be watched the primer from deem till twelve o'clock, during which time he saw her moon several gentlemen for the purposes of prostitu tion, the seediness pushing her away. He then allied • ooaetable's attendee to the chimer ant feet so the clock struck twelve be gave Mr aerie for ennoyieg him. as am of the inhabitants of the Wort. Although at prioset droned in modest attire, she maid up and down Regent 'Wet dressed in the extreme of bake. After be gem Mr in custody she put her bend—blade( with jeweletie his hew, saying dm could pay any tim She was in the habit of walking with • woman who bad annoyed him for 15 years. Mr. Kam asked ti the nuisance was abated. Mr. Dolby said it was, sod that the inhabitants were mush indebted to the court for the seistmee they had I received. He came forward on public grounds. He re pudiated any other motive whatever, not having the least triedictimmes in the matter. The prisoner said that he ought to be ashamed of himself, being a Frenchman, to in terfere ; but he wished to ray that he wan sot a Frenchman, his at Roglishmen. Mitchell, 298 A, proved seethe the prisoner, whom he bed have for three or four years as • prietitute, accost gentle men. He heard her my she could pay any floe. The primmer, who pretended she could not speak Eog , Huh, having pat • few questions to the constable, Mr. Knox fined her 409.; or • month. SOUTH W ARK. William Harris siesular-looking young man, made meribed in the cheigeelmeet se • oostermonger, wen phial is the box charged with maim two distuict attempt' to ger wit suicide. Police-ormetable 218 It said that about two o'dmi ea Tuesday morning he was called te • house ie Wades* street, St. George's New TOWN when he new the prisms lying insensible, sad • doctor Weeding him. He was quite black in the face, and • aced sod baodkerohlef were handed to him by the doctor, who had taken them from the pri soner. Tbe latter soon after recovered, and by dismissal the medical gentleman he conveyed him to Gel= where he received immediate ateentiou from th e George Shemin', a Forts' is the Bah-market, odd be was at the door of the house in yiatmo as afternoon, when be was called to the back room, sel . t some di ffi culty in openiegthe door. When he did se be found the prisoner hanging by the neck from • rope, the end of which he had fastened to the top of the deer. He was quite black in the face, but be inotandy got him down, laid him an the bed, ad bathed his face, mo that is a short time afterwards he recovered. Perceiving that be woe under the influence of drink, he left him sleeping mho sap posed, but shortly afterwards be heard that he had made another attempt on his life. Be, however, knew Duthie/ about that. George Lewis, • leather-dimmer, said that shoat pest two in the of ternoon to question he was palm( the house, when two lads called him is, saying that • men was wangling himself. Witness mired the back room and saw the prisoner lying down, quite black is the fee,, with a handkerchief tied tightly rind his nook. Witness instantly cut it off and met for • mostable sad a doctor. Witness bathed his face and his mouth, and did everethieg be could to save his life. The witness Sherman was recalled, and asked by the magistrate what be knew of the primmer? Sherman said he had Miami him for some time ea • has& win king young me, and be believed the km; winter and consequent bad trade had taken offset as his mind, and for several days he had boot drinking to mom The magistrate told the primer that he had bad a pro- vidential escape, and be ought to thank those two men for saving his life. With the now allowing him to have the advice of a minister, he should remand him to gaol until Wednesday next. George Tod!. a respectable-look's& middlseged roes, late secretary to the Wakefield Friendly Loa. Society, of to4L Gibson-street, Waterloo-rood, was brought up in e ras- e charged with embezzling various sum" of money he loagtog to the society. Mr. Edward Harris, accountant, 79, Borough-road, said that be knew the primeer. who had been nearly two yeses secretary to the Wakefield Frieodly Loan Society. He wes paid for his senior at the rate of 4d. • member per queer ter. The meetings of the society were held ou Satusday nights, when it was the duty of the p ri mmer to resin' ell moneys from the members, eater it into his own beet, end hand it to the check secretary, who entered the same tato another book, and at the end of the evenings the haleness were made up, sod the money paid over to the Mariner. Latterly nomplaints bad been made by members who had paid the prisoner, that their permeate had not been credited to them. An investigation consequently took place, and it was discovered that the prisoner had received several sum, amounting to about 201., which be had never accounted fee. I Witness had gone through the books, and ascertained thee those depredations had been going on for some months. I Mr. Woolrych asked if he had evidence to mtetantiate his statement. Witness replied that he had two permute provost who bad paid him money which he bad not accounted for. WM= Rickey, a member of the society, said that on Saturday emoting he paid the primer half -•-crows, which he mired on the card produced. The wife of the latter also proved paying the prisoner other sums of mosey, which he entered oat their cards 00B.N.—Bmarnonam. Ana IL —At this day's rowtat thaws was a slant sappy of wheat, will& add dowly &alias et li. to L. ma garter. &rim oda, sad beim, nearly*. mast higher. AMYL 13.—Oar =whet today was thialy aR t o gged. 3. lit widest we in madames mealy, aad *wig may Its said by submitting to a lots of la pm qr. With marady MaLtieg bas 'squired foe, , at ea Mier, valuta wen imbued. lase at last VOWS prima l a the abuses supplies el riga& bat Ma bushels We pima Oats fully maista timer nits% sad ia mum mama ware again dearer, bat tits tatassatioas IN6 Mail. Maim (OURS dear. la bans aad pm wry U s Mag. m, Arun 13.-We bad a lik attribute at ark* today, the market bring held set el serve. kii ripply el wheat, and deli ode, at about last week's Whit. may be written rather easier. Weather beteg r oe ceased melt* Maley to rule dell. Brae quite es sod men supply. Dints, Ana 13.-We bad a fah supply d ' b ug tuder, mad the amse rabid very dull at Is. per qt. deed* Braley • small tardy, and the demand lizeiteC mar d the malteters kris' sow left off wetting. Priem may es gusted same as ler week. Oats stares and Mr me dam Bums med Irma sear as last quoted. Bat wake r e d% 19a dd. la Ipt, Id. ; beet red, 175. ed. to 20a ; ere ma% Ws. IL to la. ed. ; best barley. 304 ts 34c . eats. Ila. to 28s. ; beam, 10e. to 21s. ; per. 16s. to 214 : winter verb's, Ms. to 445. ; One floor, Mk to 335. 41, ether Moor. 276. to 28e. itirokt, Ana 13.-As it is Good Friday termer tarmarket le. beta held today, .5111 there has bra a gal mad prior of wheat and barley have bra um .hanged. Ibe demand has, however. bra only orisesta Wheat, red, 365. to 395.; white, 445. Barley, 244 to 33L Oats, 235. 28s. If Arme to nia, Ana 13.-Our eon ramp this spa. lag was aleaderly &traded. err to other mark* I* district being held oil Me meal day. Wheel aid ism were is exoesdisgly Imaitrd regret, but Nikes grieved se eartiseler anxiety to fees vales at any material reledies, end therefor we repel the quotations of this day esedat Osta sold freely, and art spin be quoted Id. per 41* dearer. Oatmeal wee also rather higher. Good thy berg winneed Id. to la. per quarter. ladima sou ruder IL pen quarter owe loot week's mks. liswozr., Area 12.-Tbe show of wheat we. sed the trade ruled dull at lower prices. Barley madt daddy at rather low newsy. Of oak the sup* r e and prises bed as upward teedeary. &GM lea* extremes prior. Brous; Ana 13.-We bow to report a shed miry et wheat, the bulk of which was to eardlimg Teaks dew, at a reductive el Is. to 2s. per qr. Bailey.- Geed paresis foaled owitoasers at Let week's rates. Brtr sod ore is deemed, at femme quotations. froccroLoi.llda, Aria 11-There was a fair wotlf of grain et this day's market from the poems. llkiit *wed off slowly at about la per qt. under last wok's mu raw. Barley unaltered. Ora in good dared at hi grime. Brae and pies cooker in good mark nal, per, qr. of 631 b. to the bushel-Durham and Yoriodike ad, ak to 40..; ditto, white, 405. to 465. ; south tarty rel. 415. to 42a. ; ditto white, 48e. to 485. ; ditto old Tel, 414 O 42a. Barley, arindieg, per imperial qr., 235. to Be. Ore, feed, Dow, -. 10 a. to 212. rolottoL pr* betel 2515. to 23e. Betas. new, 395. to 404 ream, feeding, Xt. II rum; Analhe weather osetinues from* ter spring sowing supply of coni at tuday's smart is Weldon earl, a nd the trade is dull, without say *au Ike is prices. Bruirixraou. Aram 12.-da compared with last Mk. wheat was lid. doers oa the top, art Id. up os the anew Barley was la. up es the top, sad 9d. up as the made. Oats ware IkL rep us the top, mad fd. up cm Me swap Beals were 35. up oar the top, sad la 4d. up sa the average. Wheat, 32e. to 46e. ; barley, 204 to 3k. ; vat, 19e. to 28a. ; beam, 31a. to 41.. 6d. °Alma-B=3=o'Am, Ann, 13.—W0 1110 suppliwt with Worts. The bad trade wow slew at Tow The supply of show w hdr; the nbrodast!rsiply, &woad Ara,. 05110 heavy. Limbs a _ _ dernao.. a rood supply ; prima itslitles wars scarce, wad MiuWadel full prices • Inferior sold nom fester terms. Fat pp a gad supply • tr ade inactlea. Beef, 50. to 70. pm lb.; din is wooige. to 90.; ditto shorn, 7d. to 70; lemin, 30s. to each ; veal, fid. to 70. per lb.; berme pip, k to 10e. Od . per moors ; porkies ditto, 9e. to 10s. 3d. pm score. BRISTOL, Arao. 13.--Our market to-day was mil supplied with Irish beef of ezoalleot quality. Bayer devoted their chief Wadi= to muttoo and Lab, mil trade is beef was tharefon very heavy ; pries were a little swim, best earn*es selling at from to 665. and 665. par owl., mid escondary from 58a. to Ilk A rather short supply of mutton, arid the marks. me very animated, bes t s thers in Um wool 9d. to 90.; out sold, lost of the wool, 7d. pm lb. Store sheep , owing to the floe *pea weather improving the gram pow pmts. Fair show of lambs, end prior malted from Be. Is 40a. lioderate supply of store cattle, sad a steady trade was done in gnaws ; yam, animals wars 'carol. TM sold at &I. pm lb. Good show of mulch cows, with is improvmsmt to trade and as upward teodor p iLlo wd. pms‘ best umpire maga( from 171. to 191. Sa yad pip shorter than lest week, but there was a limited eni a clearance was only effected with difficulty • , hemp* realised 10s., end porkers 10a. 6d. per sours.Cspital dim of horses, sad an improvement in boohoo. Normorilum. Ann 12.-We bed about the am .apply of beasts as lest week. Trod* ruled dell ah=osis rates. Best beef Bs. 9d. to 9s. per stow , is. to 7s. 6d. A large supply of sheep all clipeal. Illasioess slow et a destine of id. per lb. Best mobs 17d. Pm pound ; inferior, 50. to ed. A Rovd leaves mid trade rather Warw. at from 70. to &L per m, k id. posed. Packet pip, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per 'tom ;Mo to 7s. Number at saarkst-BalaMay Beam 30 ; ales. 14 ; sheep, 31; pip. 143. Wednesday : Beast, 254 ; calms, 96 ; sheep, 1,00; pigs, 20. Eitorsugos, Awan. 12.-The number of tattle this sore. leg was l there beim 642, or an Mammy of 116 hod. Saks wen d ull, end prices lower. Top prim Is. ; Iry rent. 7s. dd. to 7s. 9d.; middling sod inforiar, N. is 7e. 3d. per atom. The namber of sheep was 5,128. tong 2.866 more thea at last market, 1.018 of which were limo how. Sales were slowly offeseed. at priers bye from 2s. to 3e. per heed, and at the does a vary cow sidorable Muds" were unsold. Top price of the bat mat tos, 80.; °arrest. 6d. sad lbws to 70. per lb. Fed o r brought is. 6d. to lis. 6d. per Mime ; de to eight weeks lb. to 18e. a head. Mr. Mr. Harris informed his worship that neither of thou.' sums had been amounted for by the prisoner. The defal cations had been carried on since !august. and as the society bad not been able to produce 'other witnesses that day, he I asked far a remand to complete the depoeitiooe. The prisoner, who said he should be table to a satis factory amount of the mousy, was remanded until Monday next. CHEESE.—Saulausr. Ann. Ll—Our arse mulct was held today, wire the ropy sae rather below as average, and the quality of MU" an indifferent risareetri. our Oiled a very few ioise era plea. The drawn id burr wee abort, and busier" on the whole um dark, whilst farmer quotations were sot iriener sigh* were r follow.:--mime. 211. to 31s. ; cowards, Os. to ; doonerta, Km to 60a las I Cheddars. 70n. to 75e. pre eirt. CENTRAL OBL rAL , (Bohm the Recorder.) m CITY Ilt/WILMIZOL After • verdict if Guilty bed been name] against Wilkie's), Brown, and Jeffr and one el 4equittel u re„arde Rftwertes, as Uage ei buttery on the privatise of Msas. Benno* of Woodsheet, Ohs," aide, as Sated In our yesterday's Mr. Mihail Wanted the that be wee In structed to prosecute en indictment against the Weiss Brews for breaking and entering ths premises of Mr. Abra hams, ajeveller in the Strand, sad stealing thereto 1,0001. worth of jewellery sad watelsee, but after what tied co. lowed he did not think It secireary to Sake up the time of the coat by going on with the trial of the are. The is- diehnent, however, might remain as the Le of Us emir,. The Recorder useated, but refused a farther wlization made by Mr. Ribton to make au order for the delivery to the prosecutor, Mr. Abrahams, of certain monies found epos lb. primer. The Recorder aid the application moat be aide to the Treasury. The court and jury then adjourned for the usual time for refreshment, and on the ressiembling The Recorder directed all the prilioners who bad bees found guilty or had pfd &Di to the iodic:lamb toe the City burglaries to be brought up for judgment. The prieesers Jeffrey., Brewertoo, brown, WUkason, R o b er ts, Cowley, sad Hurley, were accordingly placed as She bar. limey be remarked that the prisoners Harleyy sad &owe had pleaded guilty to the indictment them with breaking sad 'stairs the preunies ch ort t g . leason. iewnller,. Threadneedleuviviii ichaen....._ —.err t- The Beeorder said he should wish sow to be supplied with any further information with reference to any, or all thaprimeme. With retract to the prisoner Breweries, it woe proved that he had served nine months' impriso:nest in the City MOM. Holloway, for felony in the year 1858 ; sod that In 1862 be had beam °molded of felony and sentenced to four years' peal servitude. .Aga - . the priernierJeffreys, it transpired that in 1857 he had been 000victed and eeeteeired to 12 months' impri mostuant for burglary, and that be bad estesqueotly under. gone four years' penal servitude fur robbery. With referee° e to the primer Costley, fear oonvictiona for felony, with meatersom, of three months' imprisonment for felonies committed in 1866, 1857, and 186 0 ; and that he bed been sentencedto four years' penal servitude at the Newington esselone, is Arse, 1860. As regarded the prisoner Hurley these was no peplos' oonvictioe proved, but Inspector Potter informed the ooart that the silver watch which had been found upon him had been stoles ham • ',edema who wit now on the oDetioene. Lookyer, the chief warder of the enerney gaol, Oeirlbeth. Beide, proved that the prisoner Morley had been our. 'Med in 1869 of stealing • watch from the person, sod 'en. Wooed to three jeers' penal servitude. With respect to the prisoner Brown, Imbed been convicted ol felony in 1861, is Sodlsed, sad seateoeid to tee years' peal servitude, and that in Jose, 1862, he had been sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment far felony at the Middlesex esesioes. As regarded the prisoner Wilkinson, it was proved by Hemp, the chief warder at the Wandsworth H 011•11 of Cor rection, that the prisoner bad been 000victed is May, 1862, is this court, of attempting to commit a burglary, and eseteoced to nine mouths' imprisonment. Inspector Potter intimated that property had been found among some of the prisoners which referred to no lees than five other beriglariee, besides that which has been brought under the Deities and 000sideration of the court. When milled upon to state saything they had to say why sentence should not be passed upon them, The prisoner Cawley. bursting into tears, said—My lord, my pest character precludes me from indulgieg in any hope that I can suoisteef ally mak for mercy. Nice my illtAfttA. tion I have tried to the utmost of my power and ability to get work, as I have before I wee sent into penal servitude. It has ever been my wish to pt an hapset living, but there have been cases which have made me • thief nainst m will. I stead before yon now convicted agsW, and y I implore you far mercy. The other prisoners reenaieed silent. The P.eoorder, in peeling sentence, observed that the court could not entertain any doubt upon the evidence which had been adduced on the trial, sod from the tufo,. maraca just wow afforded, that all the prweems bad far mauy years lived lives of practised diabonerty. Souse of them steed sow coovietad epos more than one indictment, and all of them, with the exception of Roberts, had been before ooevioted, and morns of the cases which the court had beard 'bowed an amount of rialland sdroitoem which could not be toned in inexpeasosed men. The court bed endeavoured to distinguish between the oases of the dif. forest prisoutes : and after fall coesideratioe the sentence upon Brown aid Jeffreys was that they be kept in penal servitude for the term of 20 years. The mart would have passed the same seeteoce open the prisoner Cawley but for the fact which had appeared 'intraday that deco his return from penal 'errand* he had endeavoured to gain an honest living and had lost his employment not from any fault of his own. This was some 'salivates, but still the sentence must be • severe an. The 1100110011 on Greeley and Brewerton was that they be kept in peel ser vitude for the term of 14 Teen. Upon the pismire Har ley and Wilkinson the Niobium was 10 years penal morel. tads. With respect to Roberts, it did sot appear that he Weyer beta before °Deviated, but it was clear that eider the guise of coming on • respectable busioen he was • regular receiver of stolen goods. The mama* upon him was that he be kept is peal servitude for the term of seven years. The prisoner, were then removed from the bar. (Before Mr. Justice Sbee.) Sarah Orchard alias Doroart, 3. married, was indicted for felociously killing and .laying William Hatton, in the pariah of Lambeth, on the Gth March last. Mr. Daly prosecuted. The priedur was undefended by oennitsL The facts of the cue, as disclosed by the evidence, were these : The damned was • jobbing shoemaker, who has resided in Herbert's-buildiep, Waterloo-road, and the psi soaer having borrowed from him • last for some purpose or ether, she west on the day in question to the decimate house to return it. It seems that words ensued between them, the prisoaer, balding the last by • stting 'Air& was attached to it, and swingivg it nand, struck the de meal • severe blow on the aide of his head, inflicting a severe wooed. The deceased was carried to t h e hospital, where he died in a few days afterwards. On the summa tion, however, of the medical gentleman who has attended him, it tratopired that the death was attributable to °literal amass, and sot to the amend inflicted by gipsner. Mr. Justice Slue upon that stopped the directed an acquittal, and ordered the prisooar to be discharged. THE POLICE COURT& • MANSION-BOUBL A well-dressed middlraged female named Marian Eliza beta Jackson, was brought up on remand charged with forging and uttering three cheques for 251., 201., and 201. respectively, purporting to be signed by Mr. Edward Jack sec Nemcressroad, with intent to defraud Messrs. Roberta. the bankers, of Lombard-street, City. , Mr. Mallon , the solicitor to the Beakers Protection Aasociatioc, appeared. It appeared that the pi-ismer is the wife of the brother of Mr. - Edward Jackson whose name she was charged with forging. Both brothers kept an account at Messrs. Roberts', sad is appeared t h at oa the 4th of March the prisoner pre. seated to Mr. LIIIMINA the cashier at Messrs. Roberta', a cheque for 254, pannietitg to he gigue so Mr. Edward Jackson. The (Moque was paid, sod rot of Maack she presented another cheque for 201. bearing the rune sig nature, which was also paid. On the St h instant she again , called at the beak and presented a cheque for M., which elm bore the Minstar. "Ed. Jackson." In consequence of something which transpired in respect to the other two cheques, the prisoner was questioned as to bow she became possemed of the cheque, and she said it was given to her by her brother-in-law. She afterwards, however, admitted she had written it herself, and she was taken into custody by Detective Sergeant Webb. Yesterday Mr. Edward Jackson was in attendance, and be stated that neither of the three cheques were written by him or by his authority, and nothing bad transpired between him and the prisoner to give her the impression that she might sign her name. The prisoner midribs was io difficulties, and thought her brother-is-law wonld have honoured the cheques The primmer was committed for trial. Edward Hermann, who has been already twice re. maned upon a charge of uttering three forged Runriaa notes for SO roubles, was yesterday again placed at the bar. The particulars have already appeared. No further evidesee wee adduced, and the prisoner was committed for trial, the Lord Mayor retuning the application of Mr. Beard, hie solicitor, to admit him to bail. The female who gave her same as Akzandria Kay, and Edwin Sutherland who, as will be remembered, are charged with obtaining mosey by idea protegees, were *gait , placed at the hex fro examination, and were again re ' Ileederl. WORSHIP-STB.EST. Maurice Early, 51, a respeetable-lookieg perms, dread se en undertaker is the Singelaad•read, wee charged with bery. 17ob Thomas Avglies—l aim a shoemaker oo my ova socemat. Yesterday I mimed ow paw of boots sad tom pair of leather 'ippon, which I have rerea d. pommies of ; bat this bouts alas lost are still uussuig. I gummed Um prams'. about the property, sad be replisd, " Oh, year boots," or wards to that offset. Erma what I slew words beard I wells into seaway. Mr. Board (ism the priamar)—when do you live sir? Presseator—la this Iliagslarid-road, is the MOW home with lb* prisms. Bssid—Ay, mostly so ; his lodger, are you ell? Presseater—Yea. Mt. Beard—Do you owls him say Toomey for mat, sir? Preoseater—lss ; oes week. 111 r. Beard—Hal 6 a Dot mad. a claim for more' Is there est, if you biro it better, a dispute betas,' you respecrtisi what yaws? Presimak• — no tar I owe hiss MOM bat Ikea la woo is Webers% to am sosasedag. Yr. Bassi—VT wait ; I dee% are'shish is tims &kW. Did he maga* yea make to gait, lading that ha maid Not pa ibe ran? hessalip-Ors; he al give as nods& MARKETS. SUGAR.—Bainot, Ana 13.—ms market is quiet, sod sales is raw sad refined are small ; prime are rather easier. Ram : There is more demand, and late priers are freely paid. TALLOW. THURSDAY Eninro.—The market WU steady to-dxy. Spot, 395. 9d.; Jams, 40s. ; October to December, 41s. 3d. ; December, 41s. 6d. Delivery to Las ersoies, 974 coke; arrivals, St casks. carrow.—LINTRPOOL Amax 13.—The cotton market continues quiet. The trade buy very generally, but still diefty in small quantities, sod though the large supply of fering causes the week to close with some farther decline in most dmoriptions, several low dress for large lots hare bees refused. Sea island I still neglected, though the few trans actions exlubit little or no change. Americas hes been is fair request, but is quoted id. to id. below last week. la Brazil a decline has also been submitted to of id, to odd per pound, but large offers below current rates have bees refused. Though Egyptian metinues in demand. it is very freely offered, and quotations are slightly reduced. Smyrna has declined id. to id. pee pound. For East WI the ioguiry has been general, but of an extremely retail character, and prior have further declined id. to gd. pee lb. Chins and Japan have been pressed for Mill, sad a depreciation to the extent of tad. per lb. bee takes plea. Speculators have takes, during the week, 42000 Wes ; *epode's, 5,360 bales ; asd the trade, 22.510 bales of all ki n ds. We have bed a dull market to-day and ra th er easier. The sales a are 4,000 bales, which 1,000 are for export and speculation. The followieg are the official quote , time :—Fair Orleans, 1601.; middling, 144 d. ; Mobile, mkt ' Ming, 1414. ; fair 13pkeds, If. ; middling. Did. Sates ' day next will be kept m boliby in the cotton market. WOOL AND WORSTFD.—Benvert, APRIL 13. The loog-cootinued stmgetios and depressie of risde is the worsted district continues without say legs of abate meet, sod it scything our prospects liave Moos lost week rather darkened. Steplen experience the greatest difficulty in *deem wiles of wool eves at • reverie is peke,and the caste of buyers is more marked to-day than at say pro vine period since the depressios Imps. The almost total ceseation et bogies mans to be the rule. Priem of wool us quite nominal, sed so inegsle that they soave bs quoted. The ere atones of dented. sad the ease us- williagsess oil the part of nuasheate to operate, shame terries the worsted yarn deportees& There have bees seiroely say inquiries today, sad the eiders pissed are tee immediate requireasest sad is smell quaatities. The prior me still is lever tt the buyer. The sent Teems prevails Is pieces. Net wWestandliss the sew moues remotion to pekes assesserets fel to ss orders. More looms li p re= s etee siu de i tly, sad to sow seanufacteers the set Isar i come , sa they will allow them to slop the i rworhs. The caemplaints shoat the beset of tree are emeesit I oemeteroiel web of all ahem, end the herhoe gees so glimemeiag hope Ste the Mutw limed dereetto t tes=spos the dletatet Milne Mr. 1 end to use exteat the amber of peepow sig. = peen BIRTHS, MARILIAGIS, AND MATHS. BIRTH& CHAMP.—AmtI 1.1„ at Harrington-square, the wife of C. CUM. Req., el • nos. 112=12.—AgeU lt. at Add'edam. eurrey, the wife of 0. Let., of • eon. 2/221.—Aptil 12, st Olosceeter.creeeeet, Hydelsark, the wife el G. 3. O. laid, Lg., of a daughter STALL/MD.—April It, at Grantilleisark.terracc , Bleckhe ilb • the wile of T. Mallard, Lq., of 'daughter. TBOMAK—ApriI 11, at Crammer% Mitcham, the wife of C.I. Theseus, let., of a daughter. WILLILII2I.—AmII at the Ifsaer-bosse, , Alstone,Chelt enbes, tie wife el John Williams, Le., ot a soo. • WOODCOCK.— April 11, the wife d H. Woodcock, Bank house. Wipe, ad a dentate,. MARRIAGES. SIRIIMRAw—TEYRAs.—Arf st, d Newport, law d Ity tl. Mawr of the bride, t. W. Gehrhow, MN, c it_ ad W: Ortarbow, Req. of Meiorworthwtreet, DebtOt. to _ Ettzseeth, dawibber of the Rev. T. Thome. of kiree" Newport, Ws of WOOL PICYZ—SWILDDIJI.—ApriI 11, st Marparere. Woods sew, by the No W. C.4owel, Mr. J. Pickett, of Ber*ld. W Um, to Dinah, elsastsier of Mr. J. aweddes, of W intestate* . Berskt, WBta SZLBT—HANIII. —Are 11, et AL 11111=01, by Os Wm IL ward,Selby, Mos.. to lather ter of it learle, of Thad Howse, Boit salt llsotollotwiet. DE&TUS. ASHWORL—Apra 10. at Dover, J. staboore. Tag., aged 77. BATZA—Ayres 11. at fltato lfavdngton, Cordons, widow of Na Lb I. IL ham. spa sr. Llll,llll.—Apen le, st Duke-strest, 84. Jamos'oequar l . Cok ed Via, sod 4& DVlll.—Apell 11 al Parobam, Banta, Baran. the wlle d 4 D.lO. WA IL Kllolllo,l.—Aped ii 111aabsb, widow at tha bgo G. JobsbAss Iwo., Oadeipowgbee, limbo, aged gg. 111.0.1111L—Apoll 11, Mr. A. Waste, of Use tier Hotel. lOW aged ge. NMI Allll—APil Walk the wile al Mr. It. H. Wad& al 14610.10•1 18 , LWOW^ gad K. SZLII.--.6pre 11, &Ow 11111bbo, Wad MOD of bp Warmed goo* see. staaaarmaa. vnulais.—yA n. - warm. ars OS. Berms, tivrre/. S L Mold red Pailliod ti Wigan woe jusai. Isuelosaillsol. IN 4111, at lamitae. PtinZ o l iem .r. 0.1% imellimialkink Is Os Prodsci AlOlll 1011 n. ..jam IRONMASTERY QUARTERLY MEETING. BIRMINGEIAM. THURSDAY Evansma. The second meeting of the iroomaaters of this district was held in the Town-ball here to-day. There was waive a thin attendance, the appearance of the ball present ing a marked contrast in that respect to that which it does on ordinary occasions of this kind. The iron-producing linos in other districts woe oily moderately represented, as were also the Loodon, Liverpool, and other exportiog houses. The business tramacted was on a very limited scale ; some of the ordinary quarterday contracts were entered into, but consumers generally evinced no disposition to buy any description of manufactured iron. The meeting was dull from the commencement to the close, in fact a quieter quarter-day was scarcely possible to be. In each circumstances what the state of the trade would have been but for the " lock-out " may be imagioed. For pig-iron there wits rather more inquiry, and a little more business done. The common make of that description of South Staffordshire iros was quoted at 21. 17s. 6d. to 31. 2s. 6d. per ton ; goad all mine iron, 3/. Se. to 31. 10s. ; very best brands. 41. 2a. 6d. to 41. 5.. p er toe. The prin cipal subject discussed to-day warn ' puddling by ma chinery." It was mentioned that a division of • celebrated Welsh ironwork is to be fitted up in order that the propos may be carried an, and • confident belief was expressed that before very lung the experiments now being made with that object will be sticosasfuL So long as there were as abundance of paddlers, and no difficulty with that class of labour, the ironmesters wouldscarooly look at any machinery invent:idiot this purpose ; receutchwamstimoes have brought about • great revolution of feeling io that respect, sod there seems to be little doubt that, now the want of puddler, bas been experienced, and that that is now the great difficulty in the trade, skill and ingenuity will soon supply all that is required. It was mentioned in the hall today that there is an offer of fire hundred paddlers from Rorie, if their conceal safety is gueranteed. The ironmssters of the Wol verhampton district held a meeting in the committer room of the hall, and agreed that • letter should be sent to the representatives of the men usually employed at the work' in that part of the district, to the effect that the roasters were willing to meet them at the Shrubbery Works at 12 o'clock on Saturday. , No. ir ini ssErAi • ars ens AWL • ors PIM IT U • IV 0 1. • .11‘ LACK. SP, OLIITICIL - • • .1 1 411• 4 . 6 113;* '44lC:rot: :Ca s a ie lesi rot • got roareets R o z u re. 7 RA' ricvz drift V. SiIC 'DOM Al .wk AI le gits i vs= • T . :0; cr.* Ti be Du Deposit 1.3 itisi ale an to • W. Avails • Mina 0 gib(' 060014 Jahn XR CONIVIE '31111019110 `l= 4 ,,,, f, • r-mi .nom 1 0 1 /W lOl. 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