The Press. — London, England, 1858-09-18 00:00:00

si - on. according apprillet 898 THE PRESS, SEPTEMBER 18, 1858, dined to appear, was seen by " A Sufferer," in that town, promised to call upon the sisters on THE BISHOP OF CALCUTTA, who is about to leave ... the following morning and give them an early mass, England for bis diocese, has undertaken to make to his letter to the Times, in a cab near Hyde-pa r k" e l before his departure by train for Dublin. But they inquiries in India, with a view to determine the most on Sunday last. The writer urges his J 3 are earlier birds, it seems, in Italy than on the west eligible site for the Cawnpore Memorial Church, so A MOTHER'S BRUTALITY to herchild hi was brought of the Shannon, for when the Monsignor presented as to carry out the designs of the Promoters with as under the notice of Mr. Norton, at the Lambeth P al himself at five o'clock a.m. before the door, wrapped little delay as possible. police-court, on Saturday. The prisoner , • • 11 ".isabeth in a mantle such as Jesuits wear, which covered both THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP TERROT suffered a Aye, had, according to the testimony of ' a police eon- his quality and purpose from the external world, the shock of paralysis a few days ago, but we are happy stable 273, been in the habit of maltreatin g the I* c l es_ whole town was locked in the arms of Morpheus. to learn that he is now recovering. a boySfour years old—and had been cautioned hr him In vain did he knock and pull at the bell. The THE BOYN-HILL INQUIRY will be commenced at On the preceding morning he heard the cii s I . Idc . ream ' , ladies were not yet out of their first sleep ; and an Maidenhead on the 2lth inst. and on going to the room he found the poor little old woman, who thrust one of her eyes out of the THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, the Bishop of fellow in a dreadful state, with his eyes black an d attic casement, shut it down again with a bang, London, and the other dignitaries and laymen who swollen, one of his arms terribly marked from a having first threatened to call "the poalus." Nor compose the acting body of the Society for the Pro- recent injury, and marks of vi o l ence a l l over him, was her denunciation without its effect. A guardian pagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, have se- On remonstrating with the prisoner she admitted she et the night, baton in hand, came upon the disturber, lected the Rev. J. Gammage, curate of Newton, struck the child on the arm with a brush so severe s 1 anti roughly demanded, " What are you doing there?" Hyde, near Manchester, as their first missionary to blow that she at first thought she had brok en i t, and "As you see," replied bis reverence, " I knock and Britishl Columbia. A free passage has been given upon this admission, and also from the shocking ring " ; and, suiting the action to the word, he took by her Majesty's Government to Mr. Gammage and state of the poor little child, he took her into cue. 1 another strong pull at the knob, and performed a his family in the Thames City, which sailed from tody. The prisoner's landlady said the prisoner, 1 loud sassarara with the knocker. "Oh, come my London on Wednesday with troops for the new who was a laundress, was a sober and industrious good fellow," said Dogberry, " this is too much of colony. Mr. Gammage's mission is to the gold- woman, but had habitually illtreated her poor little a good thing ;go home to your wife, and tell her to hunters at Frazer's River, and elsewhere on the main- child because it cried a good deal. Witness bad take care of you." "I am wedded here," said the land. Another missionary will be despatched in the heard her repeatedly beat the child, and heard her Monsignor with dignity, laying his open palm care- course of a few day s. often say " she did not like him and should kill him." lessly upon the sill—" wedded to this institution, The prisoner said the boy was an illegitimate child and have no other wife in the world " ; and again • • • of hers, and that the father had ceased t o contribute goes the knocker, rat-tat-tat tatterarararara ra! "Is gabal • an fulttarg ,ntelltgenct. to his support. The child was always crying, and in it married you say you are ? and to the blessed ladies — _her passion she ill-used and struck it a severe bl ow in this house?" cries the enraged preserver of the with a hand brush which she was using at the time. peace : " you souper ! I'll tache you to keep a civii THE Came which was formed at Chatham at the Mr. Norton, having commented in severe terms on tongue in your head, I will !" and thereupon he commencement of the summer, for a portion of the her brutality, sentenced the prisoner to four months' seized a fell grip of Monsignor's collar, and drove East India depots attached to the first and third hard labour in Wandsworth House of Correction. him on before him, gasping, foaming, sputtering, battalions, has been entirely broken up, and the whole POLICE INTERFERENCE with publicans was strongly and recalcitrating even to the door of the station- of the troops, formerly occupying the tents pitched exemplified in a case which was heard at the South- house, into which he pushed him with such a will within the Spur battery and at Prince Edward's bas- wark police-court on Saturday. The defendant, Mr. that it was a mercy his reverence did not tumble Lion, quartered either in the huts at Brampton, or Edward Clayton, the landlord of the Noah's Arl, headlong over a woman who was down on her knees else in Chatham barracks. It is understood that a Park-street, Southwark, was summoned before Mr. washing the passage. "The cross of Christ be over camp on a large scale will be formed at Chatham Burcham for having his house open for the sale of us all !" exclaimed the startled woman, rising from every year in order that all the troops sent to that t liquors during the prohibited hours on Sundry the ground, and in a moment recognizing the Mon. garrison may undergo the experience of a camp life morning. Police-constable 232 M said, that about a signor, whom she had seen on the previous day before embarking for India or the colonies. quarter past eight on the Sunday morning he saws adumbrating the cardinal—" What has his reverence A NEW AND IMPROVED AMMUNITION will shortly be woman go into the defendant's house, and in ten been about ? Was he larking ?" "I believe you," supplied to the troops in India for the Enfield rifle. minutes she came out with a bottle under her am. said the policeman : " but what ere you talking about With this ammunition no difficulty or inconvenience He stopped her, and found it to contain a smill reverence ? It's a big jumper he is, and nothing will be experienced in loading the rifle, and " fouling" quantity of gin. He then went to the front doer, else." An explanation quickly ensued, of which the will be considerably diminished under the most tin • and was admitted by the defendant's daughter, aid result was that the Monsignor, still "in a sultry favourable circumstances—namely, when the barrel then Mr. Clayton came downstairs. The latter slid chafe," walked forth disenthralled, emancipated, anti has been purposely " fouled " and " leaded" in a way that he had not served a customer. Mr. Burchan : free, leaving the penitent streetkeeper on his mar- to render loading almost impossible with the old Did you smell the gin ? Witness: Yes, sir, I did. 1 rowbones. By the time he came back to the nun- ammunition ; the bullet of the new cartridge goes took hold of the bottle. --Mr. Burcham : You seereto nery all the sisters were astir in their best bibs and down the barrel with the weight of the ramrjd. From me to be rather too fast in your proceedings. Her tuckers, and be finished his mass without further thel results of a long course of experiments con- were you dressed—in uniform ? Witness: No, sr; interruption. When this dignitary returns to Rome, ducted in the Royal Laboratory, the " accuracy of I had an oilskin hat on, with straw on it, and a per we hope he will not fail in candour to tell his lord, fire" and the length of range are not affected by the of oilskin leggings.-31r. Burcham: Then you were the Pope, how the laws and the civil authorities of alteration which has been made in the cartridge; a sort of amphibious policeman—half fisherman aid heretic England guard the inmates of Romish in. 1,500,000 of the improved cartridges are supplied half landsman. Witness : I acted according to stitutions, though they be contrary to law, from even weekly from the Royal Laboratory ; 4,000,000 have orders.—Mr. Burcham : Then your orders are clo- the suspicion of wrong or insult in this land of "per- already been sent by the overland route to India, teary to law and justice. I don't believe you hive secution." and three complete sets of apparatus for manutac- spoken the truth ; therefore I dismiss the summon. THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DUBLIN POLICE sat turing the cartridges will shortly be forwarded over- I t hi n k i t hi g hl y i mproper f or cons t a bles to go gout on Tuesday for the purpose of inquiring into a land in charge of duly qualified officers. Twenty on Sunday mornings dressed up as bricklaya's shell d shot have been fur some time charge preferred by a constable named Wilson against thousand labourers, to entrap publicans, especially in rin se past supplied several other constables for having assisted to draw weekly from the foundry of the Royal parts of the districts where they are unknown I Laboratory. The rate has now increased to 25,000 the carriage of Cardinal Wiseman from the Church shall never convict under such circumstances uness d kl weey. s supply exceeds what was obtained of the Conception to the residence of Archbishop from the contract system the evidence is conclusive, and lam sure the Les s ; Cullen, in Eccles - street, on Sunday, the sth instant. during the Crimean war, lature never intended that police - officers should sr of all hh l atoug the available resources the country The upshot of the affair was that the charge was as spies. I hope these remarks will have s were then engaged by the War Department, Avery seasons proved to be entirely without foundation, and theeffect in putting a stop to the system now of d d quality has been attained in the standard commissioners inflicted a Sae of Ills. on Wilson for high adopted. foundry, and, owing to the peculiarity of the apps-barge( at making a false report. ISAAC HAMMOND, a powerful man, was c , rates employed, the work is almost entirely per- Westminster Police-court on Thursday with a tten p t- • THE GALWAY LINE OF AMERICAN STEAMERS will, formed ora by lauourers and boys, and consequently the ing to murder Sarah Farrell, a woman with srl it is said, receive an accession from Bristol, between cost to Government for the shot and shell produced i s • • her of window on its e lived, by throwing out a which and the Irish starting-point a powerful steamer is only about one-half the price that was paid to con- second floor in York street, Westminster, a height is to run. tractors during the late war. Everything in the between thirty and forty feet. William Mantis, Op THE " TABLET."—The organ of ultramontanism foundry is done upon the "piece work" system.bad been lived next door, heard the prisoner, who , has taken leave of Dublin, after an eight years' fruit- AN ADMIRALTY ORDER has been received at Chat- d . Is' lock his d and soon after beast nn tog, room door less pilgrimage in the Island of Saints. In the hani dockyard directing that all the officers, clerks, him w indow, and re say, " She is now out of the closing sentences of its farewell address, the Tablet and workmen belonging to that establishment who o ffs , W.him iron aness and his wife prevented r again makes a significant allusion to the dissensions have arrived at the age of seventy years are to be d • stairs they found tie epartlng, and on going down in the Irish ecclesiastical body. superannaated forthwith.back of tie poor creature lying on the stones at the THE 99TH AND 67TH REGIMENTS are under orders house. The prisoner had been heard to threaten for to leave the camp at Aldershott for Portsmouth, en frequently. She was removed to the hosp ital, where 'gilt Ckarth. route for India, this evening , she remains in a dangerous state. The prisoner said she had jumped out ; but after .dend . y THE INSTALLATION OF THE REV. JOHN JARRATT as - a an 4 Volt hearing tie to a. evidence the magistrate said the prisoner evi ma nded him. A ceru fellre and . ficite , a Canon of York, rendered vacant by the preferment knew how she ' ter Ho'ilii el from the house surgeon of Westminster . of the Hon. and Rev. A. buncombe, M.A., to the suffering fro Deanery, took place on Saturday. AT THE COURT of BANKRuPTCY on Saturday last our woman was su showed that the p , sib- THE REV. MR. CAMPBELL, lately of St. Ninian's judgment was given on the question of certificate in concussion of the brain. . The magistrate l to take the deer Cathedral, Perth, has , it is stated, recently joined the the case of Mr. Edward Smith, woolstapler, of 116, sequently attended at the hospita found to be it a Church of Rome. The Perth Courier, in making Russell-street, Bermondsey, and various other places. sitions of the woman, but she was the announcement, says :—" This is the second, we The commissioner commented in severe terms upon state of mental aberration. been relie d think, of ' the clergy in residence ' who have stepped the reckless course of conduct the bankrupt had THE STANFIELD-HALL. TRAGEDY has lesson from Puseyism to Popery.. pursued throughout his trading, and suspended his in the public mind by an extraordinary con he pith ite 4t " THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY has just issued a letter certificate (third class) for two years. which has been made by a soldier of t sad b'en that he to the clergy of his diocese, requesting them to AT THE COURT oF BANKRUPTCY on Thursday quartered at Gibraltar, to the effect ~ j i e to commit•A preach sermons and make collections on behalf of Charles James Dillon, late lessee andmanagee of the employed by the notorious Rush hung, a l " tier.ain charities, as a thank-offering f or the present L yceum Theatre, and also described as a bookseller murders for which Rush was afterwards sa abundant harvest. an d com mission agent, of 12, Delamer e .e reseen t, that he a l one had tired the shots. .se A corrobo lo n d is s ROMANISH IN NORTH WALES appears t o h ave Upper Westbourne-terrace, Paddington, passed his of the statement, dated August 3rd, is °only° , oalsg tile's r o ot. The foundation-stone o f a new F ran - l ast exam i na ti on . lett e r groin a gentleman at Gibraltar. The foli ciscan mosa.stery—the first built in the principality COLONEL WAuGH, whose connection with the is the extract alluded to usual : 'e a since the Reformation—was laid by Viscountess Eastern Bank has given rise to proceedings in bank• Th ere i s a ta lk a b ou t a man giving himself n e • s ° ialding, at Pant Asaph, near Holywell, last week. ruptcy, at which, however, the gallant director de- murderer. He says that he did the deed that o f