The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-22 00:00:00

4 THE .EX.PRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1861• -__ MARKETS. • • NVORTLSO INrimucaNca. 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Mr. Lewis-We do not know what they are. Let the . THE POLICE COURTS. • k the till to-morrow. ofiker . eep m --a-- . -, - - --....- Mr. Come-If I accept ball it mast be tea heavy amount. -_, e _ LONDON WKEILLY DOCK RKIVIINEL-Oer. 19. TATTKIRIL i t LLB---Mue es r. AtiMIRAL7r, Oct M.-Priem:mows Ave AP- Daniel AlRen:ie, 41, a respectable-looking man, was MANSION-HOUSE. I must have two suretiee of 1001. each. .Impend. Deliver& Pr. lsee. re h • tiara r0:37 ft eNT-1. - Lieutenent E. Kimble. to the i'elgar. charged with embezzling and stealing various seine of money, . The prisoner was then remanded._ George Rater,' a journeyman guereaker, was brought The Newmarket aceouts eleeerri t"" "- - niwe i Masters C. B. P. Forbes, to command the Nereus ;G. the property of his muter, James Carrell . bLiItLBOROUGEI-STREKE soon - W . l...khda. & tea. 1 . 448 8,261 30.610 15,616 partly adjusted. . before Alderman Sidney a few days since, upon a warrant iag- la the Cite ie the m e r ima g t '''Y we 'L re ...j a w Reid , to command the Naiad ; and J. R. Aylen, to be bar- Mr. Cooper conducted th e prosecution ; Mr. Prendergast Mr. C. Wyk{ jun., Mr. Jean Bertlemall. Mr. atone Mauritius bags - 6371 142,366 123,537 bat at the „ C omer" ale Altrrt.." rears ) I' nose bear-master at bey port leek ard was counsel for the prisoner. cherma'ng him with absconding from his eteoloyment with begs 3694 6827 Inttli U 1,719 i m., however -63 7,134 12,755 out having fulfilled a contract entered into fie him with Mather, Me• C. Lekrorrsf, end Mr.. Eli:alga Hari. all .. Elat . 11 .1,. ja ........._ still on the wrong 4 - I, '• l' '' " 4 ; '''" rcec ' v i l -' , ..ii „. o Advocate R. Gray, to bc advoode of the Admiralty Court The prosecutor ill this case carries on the busittessof &coal- the • of elandemployed in various situations at the Alhambra, Leicester- '''''`' . " wwmw . l4ak" 1,2 Mrs. Yeoman, proprietrese a gun non . emery, the latter te-perialty s'-et. , m I.' lx " r ` P" .""a " ""'" - at Bermuda. merchant, at Deptford, and the prisoner was employed by l .e eamplaint width notice nitre to our kilo.* ed, . orders and receive money for coals he eilliPhed Weems to hear the decagon of the bench. iguana appeared to answer the complaint of Mr. Henry Havana boxes 100 2,301 35787 80,990 Hart Davis, for an alleged combined and murderous assult. pormenmemovado casks 1,106 2,027 20,608 7,109 The winner. are chiefly confined to the bookmakers, bat peent/ Inspector of Hospital, C. A. Anderson, M.D., to him to obtain be ituipeeter-gmend at Malta Hospital. to customer.. It was dearly made out that he had re- boxes - - _ ; _ we lise , little t0...1.1 en the Dinkel ke which were publiehed 46 441,16 S 54,199 Need Intruders J. W. Peers auol C. Crump, to be act- eeived eeveral sums which he di.l nOt account for, and ne w h o le leech mart' on the forehead showed no symptoms of having Brazil ' packages 101 Iset rime. Icy. Mr. Bean ewe., Irma it is said, about . it will be remembered the rus of the facts were given in our report of the Mr. Davie waii present in court, but beyond two or three Cabe last examination, when p mg naval inetructen on beard the Britannia. when be was taxed by his master with robbing hen h 8.0 1, 0/. ea the race . a . • Idle . Li. .en, the real owner of Engineer W. Rowley Oe. asefirnied as acting second-due admitted the fact, and offered to make the money good -' e enter. Mr. Junes Yeoman, stated that he made an engage- 1611 6147 2,071 recently undergone the amount of violence detailed in eel. Coma-West ludia - Aedrey, lone shout :gee over the vault . Meseta Holt eat meat with the on behalf of his mother, Mrs. duce on the last cezasiou. - aseistent engineer in the Rumell, additional for service in by allowing deductions to be made from his Yeoman, in le ee Pri.mmT b s t or i el it was agreed th a t the prisoner Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. E. Lewis, of Great Marl- e ee e.,,, Do ' ' lids ' ‘ t Wary. Title e was this avation in the case-thatl.4l6 812 7,083 6,8 M ers.,k, .4 Lee.ls, Rein uearly 7,0111, ; Mr. Newcombe, the Hind. borough-street, was for four of the defendante ; Mr. Orridge - fie - brio& bags 2,438 1.90 21,910 12,753 el tirele- Iran celebrity , who laid against 73 hums, the pi Oozier appeared to have been paid • good salegy and should have as much work uhe could do, and have De in Me a for the corn • nt. Mocha Packages, - 186 6714 2.7 39 awl who. with bin usual ca.', on the day of that he was a.W allowed a house to live in and and -----' - professional gentlemen retired together into the Other & India packages' 1,168 1,126 16,577 13,1 M race. undo several that he stood bad against I On Saturday evening a public meeting was held wanted any farther advance in reason he waa to have it, to The &demo. te enable him to purchue some tools, and if he foe one of them ; mad Mr. tall plum - - t he arleae," win. Upwards of LOW,. Mr. Ruuell, who . candles. and money was also given hint for expenses while h e back the ro t e g e 7 i h' ki magistrates' private room, an arrangement lamin a / been Do• do. • .easel - in the Mueic-hall, Falivilitirgh. fur the presentation of the engaged upon the prosecutor's business. paidatpa• cent upon is wee k & • Brun& Coda Rica bags B,geo 1,106 MN 1 6 212 urees,. hi. ealling ilt Hedy - Palk. wins shout UAW- pirizea to the eucoresful competitor among the volunteers. The jury having returned a verdict of Guilty, wage.. On estarday week last the prisoner absconded from previously arrived at, and after a few minutes' coos teflon cocoa hia work without rine Mr Yeoman any notice, owing came again into court Foredo - - - - silo' Pub'''. who me Iti• chie f "" temer '' , scarcel y dreamin g ' lle chair was occueied by the Lord Prevon. vice-presi- The Recorder said it was a very bed case, and he sentenced es. v.......e er ... "hoe hee. been a Mr. Sleigh (addrearing Mr. Beadon)-In this matter I have lon IC 601 7.219 38,677 38,649 ef nivesting emeoce on Audrey. He bad " Led," hoe ever, d e nt „f the assoeiation. who wore his uniform as lord-lieu- the peso' ner to be ke t . penal servitude for three Mr , yeoman ---" ee - w ee* - advanced to him, an kit aestead et %Lauding his money out he exercised a wise I* in yeare. teoent of the city ; end among the other (mutants of the John Allen. 17, waterman, iluil Richard Pitts. 30, tailor, nded in Birmiugham. something to sty which I think will spare any farther a s Do. hhds - - - - the Oration into the charge before you. The defendants, as you nem tons 1,963 1,886 36003 146470 de. n•tem. slot put " • little "ob the Dana on the . l eY a platform wai the Right Hon. Lotd Eleho, who presented were clauged with a burglary in the alwelli home of l id- -- On uP tr hu t occasion Mr. Wener, who appeared for tie race. •' Perre'a List " deem. • Lap number of deldor. t h e pi 1,,,,. g• I mead Woodford, aid stealing eight shini n ess in copper defence, contended that tha w agreement Was not a legal one, will no doubt recollect, were charged with an =mutt on Mr. aal 7 Pnran poraaa - lidwells oel tons * 169 1.199 I COW le its mamma, compiler. Mr. tide." Ile. H. Fisher . mil .... - it Till. rialcombe Artillery Volunteers were inspected mosey, his proPert7. swirly every bookmaker of wee, were winners, nut having agreement not terminable within a twelvemonth must be a friend Mr. Metcalfe, lam authorised by all the d e f en d an t . inasmuch as in the Statute of Fraada provided that any Davis ; and after having had conununication with my leaned bal, perbefe. such e Ce witch year since Mrs. Taft by the Earl of Devon and Col Hutchinson on Friday, after Mr. Dicke, ceoducted the Prosecution ; the prisoners were written agreement, and in the case in question it had ex- to say they sincerely regret they should have given way to TALLOW.-The tallow market has been again excited which the Earl of Devon gave a dinner to the corm, hone- defended by Mr. an ebullitioe of temper on account of any matter which Mr. 4.1,0 b0..,,pa t. Mr. Revile ...) .06 the same rare . The meant . tw i rls WO . is the landlord of the Albert tended considerably over the twelve months. to-day, under the influence of the continued large demand Th e l etting wee „d m ." e&e.l u a j ee l y eoe h ee d to t h e r, ei .. racy members, and numerous other guests, at the Public • sorry that and deliveries on this side, and the reported shortens of ship brideedirre, sail it was hy re. means epirited. When the Room. The Did of DaYOll himself took the chair, and Arms public-house in Ganten-row, Southwark ; and it ap that about 3 o'clock on the morning of the 18th of a bjecte and adjourns [ 1 theme, that he might consult with anything nufeendly should have taken place, and in perfect Mr. Alderman Sidney said be had some doubt on the Davis had a right to complain of. They were su . meet on the other. At the opening this morning an advance seithiag we. nearly concluded, w e gathered the tethering muougst the company present was Lord Justice Turner. per cm was on positions. F rom taking the preemies own sincerity aod good faith they desire to apologise for what e d e d. e r e d e ie • • tat peter.. Cr: l imber he was awoke by hearing a noise. and upon goin - has occurred. lam instructed to say that Mr. Wyld, list of prices : the Lord Mayor upon he subject, Lain lioN SCOT7IBII VOLUNTEEItm.-Auother of g ree.egnisance in 10e for his reappearance , burgh, by Talon, it is reported that Imbuing had been done down stairs he found that an entry had been effected into unlimited con. CAMBItiIiCENHIRE. thou friendly matches of ball.firine of this corps, which Yesterday Mr. Wontner agato attended on behalf of the the proprietor of the Alhambra, has to 514 s • r. equal at present rate of exchaege to 545. laid the lower part of the premien by forcing open the cellar d e f en d ant. (dense in the defendant... The affray occurred in down h ' The shipment to Saturday evening was 60,000 9to apt Mr. Bevan, Iteeham Lau ft and off ) tend to keep up the shooting practice donng the winter flap cud breaking several doors, and Or. in copper money The case led to considerable discussion the tech ical consequence of something believed to have been said . upon n ca sks to all parte. Our closing prices are :-Spot and all 12 to -• Dabs of Beaufort's Roe al months, came off on Kiturdry last, at Wimbleden, in a were taken from the till. When the alarm wee given two o f th e l ow , by kir. Davis. The defendants in good faith retract the year, 52e. 6d. ; 1860 Y.C. 511. 9d. ; November end lin to . - - Sir J. HaWIT'S AWeroisl (t) l 'tweet...takes open to all meinben • entrance, 2a. each ; die- men were Been to get out at the top of the promeutoes ' wish 1. • tract anything they might have said against Mr. Hayti. r onl- Ms. 6d. • Pan to - Mr. Mutate, • t • oufeetioner (t) i tame*, OW. 400, mad 500 yards ; fi ' ve rounds at each-which ho ml al the rods of several h Dewy a go otig . i he Lord Mayor said it waa quite clear that a 0011 , ... lee.rned friend mr. ~ __,, care December, 525. 9d. to 535. ; _ Deoembe 1, . e ' e r I had been entmed into between the parties, and it was on- and 1 nope Toe_ mamma, on the January and Mardi, 54a. • March only, 54 5 . bd. ; April and Ira to --- Mrs. Oslaildeetou's Canierino (t and off) I brought out 45 competitote The first prize was a beautiful houses, and All en was taken into custody se be • •be ae ed Mr. Davis,will with equal good faith withdraw any[ ing he ' dentood on the oat side that the money was to vaneon o offer , meccas, June, 5 N Odeesa ff South A ' • Is. to 525. o 2:a to - Coma Lagnmee's Gabrielle d'Estrets , . stlecretinnuted snuff - horn, with a haodeozne atone set in the wee leaving by the frost door of one of these houses, andmay have said against them. I attend for four of the de. ~ . that the d f oda tsh ou ldwork it t • and rce con dition e e n ft aril cif) cover, entwined with thistles, and which is more commonly the greater • of the ' money, some of which was question was, whether the defendant got the advance feudants- Yenta Wyld.Butcher, Rudman, and Mrs. Hart, ""'" tallow very mares, nominally 5.25. 6d. pet ma. Cocoa-nut 3 6 tr. - Mr. leareeee Grisliree a) called by one Higbland rumor men a "mull" The value nar ked, Was found in his The poseeeseau. o ther prisoner, and my friend Mr. Orridge for the other defendant. He ie. to - Mr. liewees Donau wed Blitz it) of this pries is 11. It was won b Arm. euer-SergeaotJ . 1 J. Pitt., while in the act of endeavouriog to make his will no doubt concur in what I have said, and you will, 1 e. to - Mr. H. O'Hara's Inalieff It) Kerr, No. 5 conisany with 21 puede The remainder of seeps , Mr. Wontner maid it woe to be paid by so much a week, No SADey offering. Palmed firM ; fine Lagoa. 455. . 101 * • . jumped through a skylight into • room where a woman had deducted the money from week to trust, feel that this is a happy termination to a cue that to hale masa 41a. • ; rough fat, 21. 94.-(From the NI to - Lord 144ristlation's Sporting Life (i) the strikes was idled into a second and a third prize • * named Kenny Wel 11l bed with her husband, and he end tf the prosecutor g& ; this court. there would be no debt ought never to have come to . ea to .-- Colonel Teweelev's beefoot POO the fourth to save his stake ; the three next best shots week, according to the contract, Circular of Mean. Smith and Chaise, dated Monday her to protect him from the police. who. he said, were be ffle d e saw . mr. Orridge, fur Mr. Laforest, said all that Mr. Sleigh had , e tea le - Mr. A. Sieben. lbe eflurd (t) being seeped Stewart awl Privates Carats and Cr... The hu e ....._ . Mrs. Kenny, inquired what Le had been doing, and Mr. Alderman &d n . m id he entertained me le sea bi e alleged on behalf of his clients, applied to the party for °emu*/ :ail to - Mr. ?Ironies! * * Nelnentr three Hemel tied with Di Points • hut the woad Prise ins_, why to polies were after bin, but he refused to um her, 1'• whom he apwd. His client, who felt that he laboured tit. to - Mr. Drunsummle Oxf 1 7 4 given to eemie. he heyieg mad; the greatest numb" '," aad at length Lett the Louse . He was taken into custody doubt as to the legality of the contract, and he thought ft e . . COITON.-levestrooe, Ocr. 21.- There is nothing in I WADY. hate Sergeant Stewart and Private Cree find the tie off a d ee se . t„,,, afterwards, en d both prisoners a d o conferred under an en imp(' , was • very reasonable doübt; but since he had oduct which he now ted, and for the advice, per Penis to alter the course of this market, -t'a D. eget Mr. Pedlee's Spait (t)three hit., and with the Lord Major upon the ob j ect that doubt Dad been betrayed i n to ye with :t Mote at 500 pints, the former making b e " bee. in robb e ry, ee el a,...,,A Whirl is to-day very , with Id. per lb. advance on company on the night of the •' - ' removed. The first contract was for an advance of 20e. but which he Dow tenuoew an Klima to --• *--evie• • ness done The sale s are th letter two aod a ricochet • the third prize therefore, et so - Lord Willer ae by itheekerell- Ludy ---e • . , Pitts was identified as having been seen going in a dirction • Mr. Metcalfe, who was indistinctly heard, was understood Friday's prima, and a large .. a Evelyn it) fell to &roast Stewart, Care saving his stake. Mr. away from the peosecutor's house about the time that the "C. that fresh advan had been made from time to torte , • • , 25,000 take, including 16,130 Amenem at TN. to 11 1 ; 100 0 to 10 - (headman It teenapbell. the pipe-major, played the party home with one b ee , lan was o urinated which was • a resuscitation of the contract. to pay that the aelogy now made was quite satisfactoey to 8,000 Surat, at 6fd. to 9gd. ; 61.10 Edptian, at 10. to of the sets of pipes presented hat summer to the corps by e iee li me , Mr. Goodman said Mr. Yeoman did not wish to preys the Mr. ann. Mr • wy Id, eon., had interposed, and acting as -addressed the jury for the defence, and be 14d. ; 270 Perna at 11d. to 11d., of which 15,000 are Lady Eleho. in the came of the Scottish ladies resident in t f e , th - eel •ti o f charge if the defendant would return to his work, a friend to both parties, had accommodated matters in • for speculation and export. The week's import is 14,133 on a woman named Callow who was b oth of PPTON-OLSIVERN STEEPLECHASES. Lendun. It was unanimously agree d th a t such pleasant PC . , ill te he e l;: e to attend . , . Mr. Wenner said his client would go back and pay the way IntisfectorY to soles; course there was an end to halm and give her evidence, with a d e bt . the proceedimp. Weeame for the agnate Rasa Sru.rucian. Four m e etin g s sheeild be , eentinned as often . as possible during the view to show that the prisoner Pitta was at alas own lodging said Mr. Sleigh-Although my learned friend has not referred The Lord Mayor he must not only pay the debt, be CATTLE.-Lnthrooe, 00T. 21.-The supply was very miles. winter month., as using most useful in keeping rep the peso at the time the burglary was cumulated, but the evidence bone point-to the per matters against the defendants The demand fair , at bid week's prices. Sheep sold st lb . et it lice of the corps. Although this was merely private peas- as to th at point was altogether incondusive and u t; . must work it out according to the contract. it Mr. Wontner contended that as the money had not been -I take it for granted that on behalf of his client, Mr. Jauntiest better. Beef, 51 to 6d. per lb. ; mutton, 74. to Ted. lealatee ... ..... ... It 7 : La my Davis, he withdraws them. stopped regularly it was all due, and the last week the de- ; 'lnns of the corps will meantime on Saturday mining cue ewe,. Sid Ilea bee it 5 Millueghey id Reese i =e ' worked it out-not otherwise. Mew Mom to it i feritwebelleselee , •Pe the prisoner l'itta was convicted of felony m 1647, and His Lordshi id, h . &cid tbe that if the deka- wish that all such squabbles had such to amicable end. 16a. • Hastings Hartley, 16e. 9.1. ; al pea is on min 15s. 61 ; = to t o I rehdopie le e , The Preens/ * of Gond Hope mall screw steamer, belonging to the Unica aesteaced to lie transported for seven years, and he was d im ke Steam shi Cam _ p piny, oat take place to-morrow. The spin convicted in 1853, and sentenced to the same punish-t did not resume his work according to the untrue THAMES. Howerd's Welt Hartley, 16e. 9d. ; Lanabidclieed Hart. lz 16s. 3d. : North PeltonGaa, 13s. &L • Sexton ' s Hartley, Temeder.... ......... 14. • • ruhmet . • Seet of tint company now assists of six steamers. inane He wan liberated epos a ticket of leave, and in 1867 1 • Tealeld Moor Bates, 13.. 6d. • ' Walker Primrose, auto l* 7 Ifispiainni 4 Mr. Goodman then suggested that the case should again of age, was brought before Mr. Sella on a warrant, charged Seearth le 5 Pineapple liongleel - - - but acquitted, ,i his ticket of leave was revoked , non yens, 17s. •to seine amicable arrangement. chargeable to the hamlet of Mile-end Old Town. Zeolivas. e Fred Gaoler* 17s. 3ci. ,__• Walls End Barton, 17e. 3d. ; Walls ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER AT LEITH This noun waa agreed to, the de f endant again being The prisoner was formerly a Custombourie lettermen, Tea Crew Pim. 7Nre Beim his discharge it appeared that he had again been in custody bound over in hia own recommence in 10/. 17 3d. • Walls End Riddell , 17e 61 ; Eden with a salary of 801. per annum, and was dismissed for mis- End Redly, s. .. et * , et lh -*- for felony. Nothing was known of the other prisoner, The Lord Mayor gave the defendant to understand that, conduct. He haa been for of years cook and steward of Main, 17s. 91 ; Walls End Braddiall a etton, 18a. 94. ; Slestertb tees lt a • email * • An accident of a serious nature happened to Allen, and there were good grounds for believing that this if he did not mke an the - l and in the receipt go wages. He abandoned W „ e l le . ,„_ Zad e .,_ e ligattwn, lige• 9d • " Waal End Stewart * lgs ' " ; arrangement to carry out con nese s, Tunstall, 17a. ' 6l • Walls End Haugh Hale leglimll6 lt a • runaway s i! ! the serewotearner Brigadier, of Newcastle, on Saturday, was his first 'offence, and that he had been led into the tract, and Mr. Yeoman premed the charge, he should have his family in 18&i, and they have since loam maintained at iv's "' ' i s' ="" II • !Wept. Mte 1 Catberbas life. • Walls Led South Hartlepool, 18.. rel. • Walls End Wallow ie 7 Me Welters I. II 0111 fa re hum iroo steamer el 300 tons, arrived in the roads from doubt that Pitts had been following a long career of crime, William 9 ri a labourin man 76 of age, was brought before the ng fend Mayor, g ter:la yreward was offeral for the apprehension of the prisooer in charged with e a. 1855,thut no tidings of him were obtained until lest Thornley, M. 6.1.-tthips at market, 74 ;add, 68. Yee Y. Masi er Taft lii II *lda Warliam - aod the sentence upon him therefore was that he be kept 1 e A night, when be was arrested in • beer-shop in Ratcliff-hieh- WEATHER REPORT. Ilemneet et I tethers • 9 boar , about three o'clock, the ebbing tide caught the bowseau tuig one Davis.i in penal servitude for eight years. The sentence upon the The . rit way by Denial Smith, 415 K, one of the summoning Malearese proone , appeared . = le 4 I Seadborry lii 1 .Lad Leven 9 5 pi.. . . mouths' ieseromment and herd labour , hut he hoped the the result was that she nu into the West with trienen --.- . h e element, who lived with hi m . and her mother in Petticoat- oM.oers of this court. He wax greatly astoniehed when the MONDAY. 00Toilas 11, 8 aw. e. On Saturday the prisoner lighted a fire and the officer told him the business he wee upoo. and said " I .... . le 1 ! Mark gem g 6 dues force. Such was the me which she struck, that Pull fate of his comps 'on would be a warni n g to him in future.thought that matter had be forgotten long ego." He Mer l ...... le 2 eorkwiew 9 2 eight of the piles of the pier were broken, four of them, Witham Smith alias Jots Dalton, 61, pleaded guilty to . 1) cam helmet let it go out, where pon the prisoner after B. LM. D. P. C. LI S. i her some vile aught her by th e s i r e e joined a ship at Belfast ae steward, and he came to London Prissier neaa and threw her down. Her mother interfered and with the vessel. the. ugh as if they had been twigs. In ;Minim to the and a carpet-beg, the property of the Great Northern Rail- "'" The prisoner made • long and rembling statement, &Uri. ..._ - ..._.,, De ulted her . Complainant t between th em, and e assa wen - - piles being broken numerous perpendicular and hon. way Company. bating the Ices of his situation in the Customs and subsea 70 1 .0P./L4 CS asTirszx DIERPOOT IND JONES. motel beams were thivered to splinters , a nd M Sleigh . who appeared for the prisoner , urged in miti- ha D lwwed a con. te kick on her thin, cede= it severe! . The girl's chin was quoin hardships he had undergone to the dissipated sidereble portion of the planking of the low-water slip cation of puniehment, that the prisoner had formerly fi lled e n d u e re , c e• that she had some diee • of his wife, wbich she indignantly denied, and said he had NAlelt most nut, an it apparel The enelneed pedestrian ground at Old Brompton shaved off. The bow of the vessel, after doing the &mar a very respectable position in society, but through being un- It in g iving tearfully bean a vely bad husband to her. 451801111 29.84 at 62 S.S.E. 9 0 3 en y her evidence . 8 o 1 Lean M. 79 66 63 E. ipso muted mem* afterneee with a vat amembeige a described, rictuully imbedded itself several feet in the phi.% fortunate in bedtime he had been reduced to the greateet Twowi swore toseeing the ' drag her do prisoner Mr. Safe said the prisoner was a very bad father to his examen 36.51 114 61 8.8.1. 9 1 8 spectators, wise unetered ta "mikes the four.e.the muegigg It was with great difficulty the steamer was gut clear. The possible distress, and he and his family were nearly starving, h. her hair, and one saw him kirk h ee children, or he would have looked after them and contri- Amems ,,,,,_ ge r76 6. 61 8. 7 0 2 match between 1 indoce, the &mai Wine end W Amen. oneeension was so great that every part of the vessel was and it wee under these circumstance that he had been driven "en s . p • called God to witness that he never did bend to their maintenance. He supposed the parish had posesonw , nawf 65 63 & 1 b 2 eg laliegtoe, for a stake of 50/. The suseesese of Desefeee shaken, mil ass eral articles not secured were th rown down. to commit the offences to which he had pleaded guilty. been put to an expense of 50/. at teat foe the maintenance mum 1 2986 54 62 F. 3 c 4 bad • l and is this antetry icef which an amount, to me , It vas moon diecovered that the ship was damaged, and that Mr. Cooper, who appeared for the prosecution, said t h e e such • thing. He said she was a very ger had _ the . .. aaulted him, and he had only acted in his own defence. oi tunny. 1 GALWAT -29.10 66 64 8.8. E. 7 o 2 Teeidays hapeessioal fully entitle him to= do., the water wa. rushing into the foremost compartment at the the company had felt it their duty on behalf of the pu blic'in 129 so 64 61 8.0. g. The Lord Mayor said it was a most brutal ease, and sere. Mr• Robert Gifford, eve of the relieving officers of Mile - g•Alwww : _leen 66 54 &R. 6 0 - 4 1 - 1 which he seems destieed so hold for wane time go cm.. A. bows. She was taken up the flatboat , and into the Victoria to prefer these charges, because they believed that he had end Old Towc, said the family had cost the hamlet up. fenced the prisoner to 21 days' imprisonment. ?Marna -129.63 63 62 W.S.W. 9 r 3 Ames, who the bees before the put& these two 'am, bee Dock, when many lauds were promised, and the ship's fora long time been carrying on a system of plunder at wards of 3001. The eldest, a girl, had been put out to D emmew i e. Ku 68 67 & 7 0 3 ma several times &Meg the present year with various pimp% and others brought on board, were put into opera- their station, and when his lodging was searched • large BOW-STREET. service, two of the boys had been apprenticed with pro hempen ~,,Isegy 54 50 81!,, 1 b I enelees. From the feet of June. bring • good deal teem ISM The water in the vessel continued to increase till it quantity of property , that had helm stolen from di ff erent Roger Hearin., who was stated to be a foreigner, but mimic. and the mother and one hoy were still inmates of union 129.83 52 60 E. 8 0 - thee the old Americas Deer in his triele, and also that the Mee to seven feet in the hold and two feet in the afterhold, Portmanteaus and carpet bags that had been purloined by who spoke English fluently and well, was brought up on the house, Dina not the object of the guardians to obtain Doran - 29.86 WI 63 N.N.Z. 1 b 2 gm am wk es m his late race with Bark., weft gene • ceasing the bow to settle doses in the water till within •b• Priming', was •I•••••••d- remand, charged with stealing a quantity of clothing and any remuneration from the prisoner, but hie instructions P0 0 _ 57,31 mm 7 "-• 86 - 80 67 55 K. 9 t 2 19.72 10 68 LOLL 9 o 4 V irfe :: 30 ruin. IN nes e which is 19 seconds lens them a abort distance of the deck. Much of the cargo, chiefly coo. Several respectable witnesses were examined, whose evi- other property belonging to Vital Weldekios, a Belgian, were to press for a severe penalty ran example to other h el g ama :l . o .. 5 , 67 1.. N.& 7r 2 's time last Monday, great interest was excited upon siting of butter, flour , and grain , wee submerged, thereby dean weal to show th at the prisoner had formerly been in who described himself am an artist. heartless husbands and fathers who abandoned their wives P 183•110.. .129.69 57 66 WE. 8 o, 3 Oldeeveet, op the result a which large sums of mosey woes receiving damage to no little extent. A. many hands aa geed circumstances, but had bee redund , and was in The prisoner was given in custody on Saturday, when be and children. Mr. Gifford then exhibited for the ieforma- CopennAosi 130.19 49 - E.S.E. - 9 0 6 ermalated, at odds in favour i 4 Dem t,sit, as much as 2to 1 could find room to work were employed throughout the great disuse at the time thaw robberies were committed. mistaken in the first instance to Marlborough-street Police thin of his worship a printed broadside, containing the Hanna 1 29.96 40 - NA E. 1 b 2 Wan laid in some instances. At 20 minter past 4 the men day discharging the goods, and succeedred in taking ashore The Reseed., said be believed there wee another Case Court, It was then discovered that the charge lay in names, ourpatione, and descriptions of 30 other desertees , MOM MO 58 - N.W. 1 0 r 2 node their appearsions oe the ground, Do or bsisg mit of the adterhold mach property that the water had not of the wine demarilstioe in the calendar, and he should not the Row-street district ; upon which the prisoner wee re- for whose apprehension the guardians had offered rewards. ginrnsian •• • • gttgs 63 - 38 . - 8 E. 2 8 a 6 attended by C. Mower, and Jones by J. Camelia. me needied. In the afternoon the Brigadier was hauled out of Pe eil . o m nilence,, unta ,... that _..„„mie.„hed hem die lmeed of.; moved to thia court, where he arrived shortly before the The whole d them would be proceeded against. The ex- ' mem teed ":Ire you ready'!" followed immediately by the weed the deck and taken into tbe harbour alongside of the West " www _," rew l ", 5 ,711'. aU . Was ellarr ch wild dealing a close of the sitting. Evidence sufficient to justify •remand pens, of supporting than 30 families was a heavy burthen "Go," having tees given, they started away at a dipping Pier behiod the Victoria Dock, in order that when the tide gelding value 144 , twe.Feufvertl ei John ' • was then taken and the ammo wee adjourned ti ll this day on the ratepayers. • 11XPLANATION. pare, the Indian at once tithing to the tore, and cutting receded something might be done to prevent her makieg The prosecutor in tees case is ea omnibus proprietor at (Monday). The prisoner urgently protested against the re- Mr. Belle said this was • very proper prosecution on the 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to Lil t eg ;m at h ir: s ean se t : ant the running at a bas pare, but on going round the bottom water. Lighters were there taken alongside of her, and the Westminster, andthe prisoner was in bit service as horse- mend, decLuinir that he had at home letters which he could part of the guardians, and he was glad to hear it was to be lent lvmdarl I el t t e ini " ➢ f l ee ni t iti . ~ 6 io n • and rise irdelr i 7 g . st o re 32 ( 1 ;6, caning OEM Junes wrested the lead from him. but did not hold it work of discharging the cater proceeded without intends- keeper. On the Ist of October the prisoner went with the produce at an 'hour's notice, and which would prove that he followed by similar proceedings emend others. The mi on al, threohunereetas bureau. N.-V.awed thermometer hag • for at the finish of the first lap Deerfoot was again in the Coo till night. When theta& ebbed it was found theta hone in question to Mr. Winkley, • horse slaughterer, bad the prosecutor's authority for disposing a the pro- loner was a moat unfeeling and impudent fellow, an d it In shade, si . _m o i.....d b u lb o r evaporation sal dew =leading by barely s yanl. In tbb, Ike they raced hole had been knocked through the bows ; and workmen in Green - street. Bletafriarieroad, and offered to sell it arty. But it being then mealy five o'clock, and the was not to be tolerated that families were to be supported point). D.- Fo r c e ,l of wind (true-two points left of meg the next ;rap. at the finish of which they were strictly were at once put to work, and before the returning tide f ee thirty shilling., ben he refused to purchase it until migutrato just on the point of leaving the bench, it at thee:pease of mitepuyers, when those who were morally netts). F.-Force ,l to Is-estimated). cCloul (1 to e. _i.. level. Daring the seat rotted the Redskin Nom gut lbe Came in the leak was stopped. The damage cannot yet be it had been shown to Mr. Harris, the inspector of places was impossible to enter into this question at and legally bound to support them faded to do so. kf• Inimals : to, blue sky: c. clouds (detachedy: f, fog; li, hall .1, lead, and aristaisett it during the fifth and sixth lap. Cum- estimated, but when we look at the manner in which the of this description. Mr. Harris at once saw that that time. The prisoner then begged to be ad- convicted the prisoner as a rogue and vagabond, and Km- lailludeg, m, misty (hazy); o, overcast (dee) .r, ran ; alum; t, thunder. &-Bardlatarbanos (1 to 9). 8.-eoalni. mi• allied en Jones to take the lead, which, on rowel. Pier has been broken , the injury sustained b y the ship, and the animal waa too good to be slaughtered , and be mined to bail, but the same difficulty presented kettle tented him to one month's imprisonment and hard labour. t i.... the ormhh tiro., he had he th ew „ w e . sad hem the deterteratiee the cargo ham undergone, the less cannot irked the prisoner where be brought it from, and that before he could send for bail and they could attend the If the prisoner did not support his wife and family when riIITIOCS TO TMII WORT. 11112/OrlD 211.5 MT WORT. u ta n ....A., th e e i e tir kr, when 4,,,, yard an d maim ! be calculated under several hundred pounds. be mid it belonged to a yr. Brown, a cab master at court would be closed, and the magistrate and officials he came out of owl he would be committed again. - .. 7: - .-1 . - . . . ... ..... The eneloneti pedestrian gronnol at Ohl Brampton wee crowded yesterday afternoon with a vast assemblage of specassoes, who inuetered to witness the four.niiire noting match between l seer( out, the booms ladian, sad W Jesse, Itliostos. for • stake of 504 The OLLOOMOSS of Drollest is thi s onastry (of which as account mowed le our Tmaday's impression) fully eat it:d him to pride of place which he meals destirsed to hold for aoale time to come. W. Jews, who hes bees Wove the public these two years, his rnaasewtel times during the present year with Tenons mem from the fact of dopes daring • good deal faster ties the mid Americas Deer in his trials, and also that the but feet miles is his late race with Barker were coot. In 20 min. RI Ines.. which is 19 seconds le s s th an 'e time last Mobility, great interest was excited upon eldeeeeet, rie the result of which lAN. sums of mosey were epsentat4, at odds in favour .4 Dem 6,4, JS much as 2 to 1 lakes laid in some instances. At 20 minutes post 4 the men media their timearaoce oe the ground, Deerfoot being ettemoded by C. Mower, and Jame by J. Cummins. The weal Are you ready?" followed immediately by the mend "no,' having bees given, they started away at ae= pace, the Indian at once tubing to the tors, emi eat the rutin:ogee • line pace, but oe going round the bottom awe Jews wrested the lead from him. but did sot hold It keg. for at the finish of the first lap Deerfoot was again is the treat leading by barely • yard. In this position they rued woad the nett ;sp. at the finish of which they were WIC* howl. Dome the next Toned the Redskin again got the feed, and essisiained it during the fifth and sixth lap. Cum lOW toned oo Jame to take the lead, which, on rotted. fog fee the weak time, he held by three yards, and held Y till newly the cloth lap, when Wel Meld avid i Xold wok other twice. Desefoon nista gat* a Asia wed se they cestisesd reaps to the Morelli bp, ash deer stay hawing a slieht lead, and making dee pose se wren as they contd. is Misr Se est down the Wise. At the end of the Mem* bp. Jesse, who was tardy • yard in the star, fell exhausted the arms of Mr. Roberta, leering the ladise to run the lea gqssaarrthsrr of • mile by himself. wake lso did at slightly dhnieished speed, doing the entire die. bac* in 20 ono. 10 see. Deerfoot's running es timed by non of Predawn's stop split centre seeondahaad watches : i-Milmor laps. MM. me. IOUs& let /-mile or lap .. 1 2 3 1 14 3 andl 16 6 4th „ 1 16 7 First mile in 4 49 7 Irk„ 1 19 6th .. 1 30 0 7th „ 1 18 8 tlth „ 1 23 °Stroud „ 5 21 3 Ith „ 1 17 d 10th „ 1 21 5 11th „ 1 21 9 12111 .. 1 24 1 Third 5 21 8 13th „ 1 30 7 14th „ 22 0 13410 „ 0 fib 0 Seth „ 1 35 0 Fourth „ 5 13 7 Min. see. Webs. Poor mike 30 51 5 The first quarter of a m il e WWI rum at the rat* of 14 miles and 40.1fakhe per hoer. rea last quarter of a nage was rue at the rate of 9 miles sad 47-109ths per hour. • The 15th lap was riga at the rat* of 15 mass and 51- 100 the per hour. Mi Tura It .tii.war.—We learn with great satis faction that at the meeting of the directors of the Mhlland Oompsoy, this week, the preliminary survey cod estimates hes line from Sheffield to Chesterfield were bad before them, and proved very favourable. We hear that the worst = .. t is one in 100. and that for a ciouparritively short : sad the estimated mat is under ;10,000/. per mile. /be result was a unanimous resolution to give the womeary seam for applicntioo to parliament in the mamba senoirm. We bare mason to believe that even among the members of Se board, who would gladly have deferred for a time this NOW expenditurn, there was a strong feeling that Ye skims et Sheffield wars overwhelming, and that • ems °ally • guiltiest of time when they should be mailled. Os a full considentMn of the cam, however, they wed with their oollaagum in • full recognitioe of the of pt netioe, to piano Sheffield ou the male .. Ewe of Ifiilaad from meth to south. As we intitrated Lt meet, the whew tetolves the reteetion of the present Mawr Mallon ker poi mid mieerals only, sal the (crow Ilea of a sow wed Isere eommudions 'Milan lc* peerregera 1%. effect will be te lyesys smaziegly the railway pli as el Wrofliii d tad.).vokor. MANCIIIIII,I2, ftw el et It ' ANDLi NrOLlrell ISI ZIELWAT. —The letelespeoam i of this company's milers" teeleding min* toll, duty, he.. from July 1 to (Oct. 14 earateial an 1 18 . 3 061., as ageism Kaw. far the =st peeled el 1880. Th e p roport i on o f t h e Sout h i g 'pte ezerviag to this from Jy to Oil It amounted to 1 1 .1 1 90 f. all again company st July the Moriestmeding period of 11100, sod the expemws to 4.15.101.. as uch 4.516/. The teed mew Met ls, en reels, de. far Velpeefe war& ham July 1 to Sep', 30, ameentid to es whet 14.8001. foe the correspodiee peel d el MI4 sad the eareeem to 13.5.tiL es against 14,481! h e y* a Italreee et est peat of am against 4,311€11. for the emeopeading period of 18410. SINGULAR AOCIDENT. The imperial mail packet Empress has for some time gait bees is process of rennin by the side of the Art tniraltryard, Dover. sad every preparation having been for replacing her boiler, he. an attempt was = i rtr i tletarday last to get the pooderOus aad unwieldy me se mi board, in order to lower it at owe to its pmitioa asaidsbip. The meg was fastened stare and stern to the side of the harbour. and the boiler was worked oe board by means of traremen, iron -roller, cordage, and blocky (the Admiralty yard at Dover being maprovided with shipping shears.) As soca, however, as this ns weight lLily 17 toes) fairly pressed the vessel 's she oscil ted. sad as hmAus being auarmetedly obtained CCM trariwiee, the boiler yes oat &pia saifellbetweeta lb* packet beat ofd the shore. The madden jerk on the side of the lighbseed boat Gamed one of the Am to break, sad the immeme pew sere forted the fleating vessel away time the well, "striae doer she I mine didoly !Wed, bat the boiler this rained ima mese rimming repse like pacethmed, and suet bengal** to the beWai al the harbour, &lightly breaking aid amateloing the site of the Empress is its rapid descent Feeturately this amides{ wee na aceomvanted by either lam of life or injury to limb (which Is somywhat arnarkelais, cossidering the aumber of men around the boiled, bat • very narrow temps was ex perieused by • lean named Gardner, who jumped dear of the falling maim, auditioned it in its descent by diving com pletely under tke vessel. It was at tint feared that hia life bed been sacrifieed, but in • few minute' he was sees swimming towards the metre of the harbour, and • boat 'Navin been sent to has aemtance, he was picked up much 16.1111111111.14 but in the course of a few boon was able to remote hie labour. Certificates were then put in by which it appeared that the prisoner Pitts wee convicted of felony in 1847, and sentenced to be transported for seven years, and he was spin convicted in 1853, and sentenced to the same punish meet. He wee liberated upon a ticket of leave, and In 1867 ha was again charged with feluny, and tried in this court, but acquitted, end his ticket of leave was revoked, and he was sent beck to prison to serve out his sentence. Since his discharge it appeared that he had again been in custody for felony. Nothing was known of the other prisoner, Allen, and there were good grounds for believing that this was his first offence, and that he had bend led into the scrape by the other man. The Recorder, in passing sentence, said there could be no doubt that Pitts bed beau following a long career of crime, and the sentence upon him therefore was that he be kept in penal servitude for eight yearn. The sentence upon the other prisoner. Allen, would be • light one, namely, nine mouths' imprisonment and herd labour, hut he hoped the [aisle( his companion would be a warning to him in future. William Smith alias John Dalton, 61, pleaded guilty to two indictments charging him with stealing a portmanteau and a carpet-hag, the property of the Great Northern Rail way Company. Mr. Sleigh. who appeared for the prisoner, urged in miti gation of punishment, that the prisoner had formerly filled a very respectable position in society, but through being un fortunate in business he had been reduoed to the greatest possible distress, and he and his family were nearly starving, and it wan under these circumstance that he had been driven to commit the offences to which he had pleaded guilty. Mr. Cooper, who appear e d f or th e prosecution, said that the company had felt it their duty on behalf of the public to prefer these charges, because they believed that he had fora long time been carrying on a system of plunder at their station, and when his lodging was searched a large quantity of property, that had been stolen from different portmanteaus and carpet bags that had been purloined by the pries., was discovered. Several respectable witnesses were examined, whose evi dence west to show that the prisoner had formerly been in good circumstances, but bad be com e reduced, and was in peat deems at the time these robberies were committed. The Res der said be believed there was another case of the seem dmoriptioe in the calendar, and he should not pees sentence until that one had been disposed of. Walter Merry Thrift, 30, was charged with stealing a gelding value lei., thepeopsrty of John Birch. The prosecute' in this case is an omnibus proprietor at Westminster, and the prisoner was in be service as horse keeper. On the let ci October the prisoner went with the horse in question to Mr. Winkley, • horse slaughterer, in Green-street, Blackfriare.road, and offered to sell it for thirty shillings, but he refused to purchase it until it had been shown to Mr. Halve, the inspector of places ci this description. Mr. Harris at once saw that the animal was too good to be slaughtered, and he asked the prisoner where be brought it from, and he oil it belonged to a AIL Brown, a cab master at Notting-hill, but upon Mr. Harris going there with bia as seek person could be found, and the prisoner tried to pi away. It turned out upon further inquiry that the bone Wafted to Mr. Birch, and that the prisoner had taken it out of his seaster's stable, and endeavoured to dis pose of it, under the circumstances stated, without his au thority or consent. The jury returned • verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to be kept to bard labour for twelve months. lir. J. G. Chttrehward was almost immediately on the spot, and under his directions preparations were at once made to recover the sunken boiler. The immense beams Gad planks, and the iron rollers which had fallen with it, IMO soon regained by the aid of the crane ; and at low water a boy was sent through the "man-hole" of the boiler, and being supplied with a candle he was able mate rially to assist the men employed on the outside in making the vacuum airtight by means of iron plates and wedges of &eft wood. With the returning tide at night the boiler Boated, and was left in that position, rising and falling with the We, tho whee of Sunday, to the wonderment of ex musionists and residents. but yesterday morning it was I landed, and move secure arningemente having been effected, the boiler is doubtless by this time securely fined in the =glee room, it haring received no material damage in its Eseeeet. CONFENRION OP AN INCENDIARY AT NOTTINGHAM. —At the Shire Hall, Nottingham, on Saturday, Henry Clifton' was examined before the magistrates, he having given himself up to the Loughborh Superintendent of Police for setting fire to twelve lits valued at 2,000‘.. at Ratcliffe-uo-Soar, near Nottingham. The man porsisted in his statement, and was remanded for a week. He said that on the Rth Met., when the fire occurred, he had been Deft - In the village, bat was not relieved. He .14 not go to the house of Mr. Parr, the owner of the stacks, and ked ao ill-feeling against him. He lit a small beep of straw between the stacks of old wheat, the consequence being that the whole of the stacks were destroyed. The prisoner prenentel a wretched appearance, sad was thought to be betee. Richard ' , organ l;cider, 32, • tall man, wearing a pro fusion of beard and moustache, pleaded guilty to a charge higatai• Mr. Ribtoe, who appeared for the prosecution, said be was thetructed to inform the court that the prisoner hod demented his test wife in America, and when she came bock to this oountry, which she did through the lustre ratintality of the British consul, she ascertained that the prisoner had married another woman, and that he had de serted her, and was living with her own sister. Mr. C. Smith, who appeared for the prisoner, mid on his behalf that he bad not sought to obtain money by either ef the marriages he bad contracted, sod that he had allowed Meisel wife 19a, a week. He likewise urgedas a mitigatory eirennusithes that although the prisoner had departed hie aimed wife, she was not desirous to press the matter harshly spirt him. The second wife—a well-dressed, good-looking young women—stated, in answer to guertions put by the COW% that she was marled to the prisoner in October, 1857, and they lived happily together until recentwhen he left her, as sbe understood, to live with his SM wife's sister. She said that the primer treated her verykkadly while they lived together. The 8.0. , &r obarred that it was • core of gross pro m the part of the primmer, sad he seduced him be o pt la hard Maar Ear twelve mostba In the exam d Übe day Yr. F. H. Lewis applied to the Rearzikir to to a day ter the trial of Yinceitt Coastal for obtaining2,ooo6 from Miss Johnstone by false pretences, and it was arms ged that the cue should stand in the judges' list on Wednesday. Mawr or PATINTS, Bourn Kmarsinrrox. Number of visitor; for the week endue( °dabs, 19, 3,bTL Total amber oleos the open*: of Mr NMI= file Bay (Kay 12, 1868), 427,172. How vo AVOID MlLDleldi, its umertainty, in sensitive!" earl aspeass—Osrlatleste No. 36,413.—.• We Sad Da Berry's delleisas ba•ltk•netoring Bersiruts Arabic* load W .lest mad, be Wane aseelfeatlea, ladliralon (47194 p N., aridity, boartlMera. Irritability, skapianaor, dbaarks, flaSalsecy, lanaanbolds, conaba odds, mama, brerseNido e ewe Wrearik k ildhtheris. dem = lo 4lbas= . 3ervoasaiwa s tr al the Mar, JO, ZIA : Dr.' Eerwy..Dr. fliadead, Dr. Drp4.•Warisr.—tess es- Bessere bat br sirs plossea erims~ag Om sad liver all. Ws. new amps. or diossildeos sem my Sloas Us east I Is essairlas sari Aselres* 1111hzel ellerail Illres arbors sli °Ow rwimadlas bad vilest strews :meek sesa4 Bag" lasi am sleir,"M 4 Merb al the wag tlimalsmill sr West WI, sid re pasay.— Berry Du rani sad Co. w, Illartal4E sal, s: sisea4 IW. o llsoodl. , Oracedarrokaidart : 4. arward/a: di sad Ilk . sod all mews sal ellmulda—advidismarll The prisoner was given in custody on Saturday, when be was taken io the first instance to Marlborough-street Police Court. It was then discovered that the charge lay in the Bow-street district ; upon which the prisoner was re moved to this court, where he arrived shortly before the close of the sitting. Evidence sufficient to justify *remand I was then taken, and the ease wee adjourned till this day (Monde The prisoner urgently protested against the re mand, declaring that he had at horns letters which he could produce at an hour's notice, and which would prove that he had the prosecutor's authority for disposing of the pro perty. But it being then nearly five o'clock, and the magistrate just on the point of leaving the bench, it was impossible to enter into this question at that time. The prisoner then begged to be ad mitted to bail, but the same difficulty presented itself, that before he could send for bail and they could attend the court would be closed, and the magistrate and officials would be gone away. The magistrate (Mr. Corrie) then observed that it was out of his power to do otherwise than remand the penance, whose defence was clearly contradicted by the sworn testi mony of the pmseeutor. If any wrong was done to the de fendant he could bring an action against the prosecutor for false imprisooment. The prisoner was then remanded. On the present occasion Mr. Lewis, of Marlborough street, appeared for the p use"dim ; and Mr. Abram, of Bow-street. for the defendant. The prosecutor being unable teepee& Reglish, Mr. Albert, the interpreter of the Matihnotigh-street Polioreourt, at tended to interpret the sentence. Mr. Lewis, in opening the cue, said he did not know what defence the pawner had to offer unless the produe tn. of • bill of sale. If such • document were put in evidence, he should ask the magistrate to impound it. The prosecutor, N. Vital Weldekins, was then sworn. He depend in French—l live at 2, King-street, Holborn, and MI ILO artist. I have known the prisoner about four yam In September last I occupied apartments at 2 King-street, Holborn, where I bad some furniture and wearing append. I left England en September 4, having en the Ist or Ind informed the prisoner of my intention to luau on that day. He asked me what I was going to do with my furniture. I said I would lock everything up and take the keys with me to Brunets. He recommended me I not to do so, saying that be would undertake the care of soy furniture and everything I might leave in the apartment., and that on my return I should find everything as I had left it. For that purpose I was to situ two printed paPere, so that the landlord might not hinder him from having access to the apartments. He observed that unless I did that, if the landlord's goods should be distrained upon, sane also might be seined, and I should have " no right to say anything about it." He also remarked "You do not know what happens in England every day." Inland by his representations I signed two papers, which I did not reed. They were in English, which language I do not un derstand at all. I gave no authority to the prisoner to remove any article whatever of my property from my apartments. I locked the boxes sad took the keys with me, and kept them in my possession till my return , on T huroday lest, when I missed a great portion of my property. My boxes were open and nearly empty. The prisoner was with me. I had met him in the street, and he hail given me the keys sod accompanied ma to the rooms. I asked him what had become of the furniture, do., which I mimed. He te "Oh ! make your mind easy about it ; there is analog lost." Ulan went on to search for the rest of my things, and when I found so large a quantity missing I called him a thief. He said, "Don't speak so loud ; the people of the house might bear you; sad consider into what • position you might throw me. Don't be afraid, all will be returned to you, and you shall even have double the value of what I have made use of." My answer to this was that I only wanted what was my own, and DO more. He said, " Don't let us quarrel about it." 1 afterwards said I wanted to see the pawnbroker's tickets, to see if it was true. He saki be had not got them about hiss, they were at his lodgings at Islington. At • quarter wt S the next morning I went to his lodgings to look for him, and found him in bed. After going about with him for three hours we went to • coffee-house, where be re ceived two parcels which be had left there, and one of which contained 41 duplicates. He pee me the 41 dupli cates, saying, " These are your things." I made • list of the duplicates at his dictation to as. that nothing was wanting. The entire property bikes from my rooms is about 2,500 francs, or about 1001. When I left Ragland I did not owe the prisoner anything, en the contrary, bo asked me to lend him some money, and I advanced him about 101. or 121. Nor did I owe him anything at the time I signed the doom The prisoner made • long and rambling statement, attri buting the loss of his situation in the Customs and subee. quest hardships he had undergone to the dissipated habits of his wife, which she indignantly denied, and said he had been • very bad husband to her. Mr. Belle said the prisoner was • very bad father to bin children, or he would have looked after them and contri buted to their maintenance. lie supposed the parish had been put to an expense of 50/. at least for the maintenance of the family. Mr. Robert Gifford, one of the relieving officers of Mlle end Old Town, said the family had cost the hamlet up wards of 30W. The eldest, • girl, had been put out to service, two of the boys had been apprenticed with pre miums, and the mother and one boy were still inmates of the house. It was not the object of the guardians to obtain any remuneration from the prisoner, but his instructions were to press for a severe penalty ea an example to other heartless husbands and fathers who abandoned their wives and children. Mr. Gifford then exhibited for the informa tion of his worship a printed broadside, containing the names, occupations, and descriptions of 30 other deserters, for whose apprehension the guardians had offered rewards. The whole of them would he proceeded against. The ex pens, of supporting these 30 families was • heavy burthen on the ratepayers. Mr. Belle said this was a very proper prosecution on the part of the guardians, and he was glad to hear it was to be followed by similar proceedings against others. The pri soner was a most unfeeling and impudent fellow, and it was not to be tolerated that families were to be supported at the expense of ratepayers, when those who were morally and legally bound to support them failed to do so. kfe convicted the prisoner as • rogue and vagabond, and ism issued him to one month's imprisonment and hard labour. If the prisoner did not support his wife and family when he came out of gaol he would be committed again. PITTIOVS TO MEI WORT. Luscrap TILL MIT IZFORT. N. Britslo-1. to a—Fresh— NEW COURT. (Before F. Cluunbore, Bog., Q.C.,Common Serjeeet.) Piorre•• Nrw RAILWAY AT EIRICCSEIRAD.-- Sop are being takes to promote • Dew line of railway from Os Dee to the limey, sad which is expected to °pm§ op • u p muss al *miry hitherto uatrarreasd by, sad ae eseseeted with, • railway hoc The Ilse w il l pus thrt Site valley between Birteribeita lied the riser Dm, *Ming the village of Vpto• Woodchoreli. Pawing mead the bre at Moos hill it will amulets with the great fled at ihrlievhend, Malec a tershisl studio, wa r t o Weestside. A maybes surrey has Nom mak, pt•possktry parliaseestary sedan bliss gives. MITSOCOLITLIt tens EC A 7., Devil:animus swum. Cwt. —Th• t• mist of Wands Pili•vol dein the wept wdiss Ortoine lg ••• t Mahal. gleit•L ar4—teal, 2,1te1„ et whisk 06 were RSV Z. to & and W.-Btroog - ' Why. Irolood—lLL to W.B.W.—fish & to N.W.—Strong—kolny. & Cort—i. to &—lrtoo—lrreah NIS. to & and &V.—Fresh— & Itoistood—l. to &—Trish— Rainy. Showers Z. to &W.—lrroob—dbowery. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE• CASUALTIES. Senhunle liana/ (barque), Captain Mile, of and /Toss delphut fur the Clyde, with wheat and Nur, was *bandana! la a sinking state in hat all N. lon 35 W. , crew weed.—ilaihra Oct. 111. Robert Terrier Pay, a gentlemanly-looking elderly man, wait indicted fur embezzling the sums of If. 7a. W. 21. Bs. 11d., and 2s. 10,1 ., the monies of the London and South Western Railway Company, his masters. Mr. fierjeant itellantine, who had been speciall retained, with Mr. IXley and Mr. Woonett, prosecuted ; ; end Mr. Bibles and Mr. Orridge defended. The prisoner had been in the service of the company for 14 year, endives one et the collectors employed is collecting the sums doe for goods carried by the company. The prac tice was for the primmer to receive the bills charging the ansesale for aszr from the °Moe of the cashier at Mira sad at the sod of the week to account for the rostra which he had received. home defalcations having bees dimovered is April last, an investigation took plans Into the accounts of the company, end it was found that the KIM in question had beep received by the prisoner upon the 17th, the 20th, and 25th of April. The primmer was suspended upon the 25th of April, and thee, in answer to some question put to him be said that he was a defaulter to the amount of 2001 ., adding that he was not • man fit to be entrusted with money. The result of the investigation made into the amounts was that a clerk named Stamford was prosecuted for embezzlement at the August Session of this court, and convicted, sod that pri soner wee from time to time remolded, and this day was brought up in custody from Beesemonme-lane Gaol, where he had bees for debt. The primonse's Notary with the com pany was 1051. a year. hien The Ivr me y w toned the primmer Ouiley, but recommen d e d to . Mr. Wouilett said that the company could not Joie in that recemessedaties. The prisoner, they themOs, was worn thee Bamford ; hie defalcations ere 350 f. labour Beetemoe—Eightemi months' Imprisonment and hard Oceanfea, from Bombay to this part, which arrived at St. Melon and procoeded thence 27th August, left Mauritius sth July, so: shortly after encountered heavy gales and threw overboard 401 bates of cotton and 12 tons of seed, The marks on the cottot risked up by the Euphrates correspond with those on Ward the Oceanlca.—Liverpool, Oct. 21. Pearl.—Loat soar Augusta, the English vessel Pearl, Capt.Parket. without cargo.—Messina, Oct. 20. Madams Rosalie Weldolise, the wife of the prosecutor, bonded her bushond's evidence, sad that the prisoner said be had put the thins away to redeem some documenta, bitt be would pay everything beck twolohl, sa he would goes be rich. Ile also said that the paper which had been dived by the prosecutor was an accommodation paper and false. (r. Lewis then applied for a remand. Yr. Abrams hoped the prisoner would be admitted to bell "Mr. Lewis mat wou leave that ter to the *see trate, but there was a documeat ld is the hands of Mr Abrams which he should cell as that mailroom to produce. Abrams--But perhaps I mop Wok proper to reserwe It till I thee beard the whole of your ease. The polio, hare tuba IMMO span wow before you, cue of which may throw a light co the mei. Mr. Oorria—l think them Qs pima& papers ought to be given up to [Advertisement.]—.HoLLowAY's Ptate. Saved tree' DolmaYon —Tho MeB4llllllll.lld NSN whldi can &Mkt amiliol Mt mantled Iltsmolvoi Maws Naos. 'no wtodoto to moot sot Glibtogato do Owl Ahrorgovel onion. Haltoworo MY will chat ll* "Mei dir. fe elm eimeeek• Than oalinowa sail molvotoilit ospoodold nem the acesOlMiloa tow 01l ellosiolloo, wed logolloolio to tie =lord intim atm ogoi maw user sod toot" Is Qs triode le Ito 16 Fil atiooliso Pto• Volit my mart to aro PEI et* orlamse addi '; they lbe r" a i r i e UM NUM inborudwalcqs end the Needed baptists of With sad Nitta Pt b6.P 04EENWICH. Mr. Charles Parley, builder, of Tirdeuham, appeared to • summons calling upon him to show cause why he refused to pay to James jam, a journeyman bricklayer in his em ploy, the sum of teopence. Mr. Oockle, solicitor, of Deptford, appeared in support of the summons ; and having stated the question in dispute, and which was viewed with interett, as being of considers ble importance to the trade, called The complainant, who amid that he commenced work for the defendant on the morning of Monday, the 30th lilt, his wages being 335. per week. He worked the whole of the week, leaving off at 4 o'clock on the Saturday ; but on going to the office for his wages he was only paid U. 7s. &i., and on asking what was meant he was told it was the custom to keep one day's pay in hand Be consented to this, and on Monday morning, as the clock struck six, he was about 100 yards from defendant's pre mises, aw l, w was told by another workman, whom he met, that as be was not at work at six o'clock be would have to lose an hour. Rather than have to remain about until seven o'clock and lose this time he went to the aloe and asked for the day's pay which had been kept in hand, and was told to oome on the following Saturday, when, instead of receiving ss. lid., he was only paid 4. sa., being told that defendant refused to par him any more. Alfred Blake. another journeyman, was called, and said he bed worked for defendant four and • half days at the rate of 335. per week, and always considered the week's work was adulated from the Monday. The witness, in answer to the magistrate, admitted I that after working four days and a half one week be met a man who offered him work for two months certain, and not knowing how long the job upon which be was then engaged would but he accepted the offer and left defendant's employ. John Jones, brother of complainant, wu also called to prove the rate of day wages paid, and said that if time was lost the deduction from wages woo made by the hour. The defendant said it was well known among the men in his employ that the week's work commenced on the Sitar day morning and finished on the Friday night, the short day ou the Saturday being conceded to the workmen by the masters, providing full work was performed during the other five days. The complainant was not engaged by the week, bet by the hour or day labour, and although he (defendant) could diseharp him at any hour he pleased, yet had the complainant worked during the ensuing week up to the Friday night, be would have beenpsid for the short day,Satur day. Instead of this be had discharged himself on Monday looming, leaving the labourers idle, and aiming him loss. In emicludoe, defendant handed to his worship the time book kept, showing that the time of all employed was entered by the hour, and that the week concluded on Friday. Mr. Oeekle contended that the complainant, having con tailed at week from the Monday to the Saturday, was equally entitled to the full week's pay as if he had com menced as the Saturday. Mr. Meade mid, in equity this would apparently be the cue, but when the complainant applied for the summons, and stated the week's work commenced on the Monday, be thought it strange, because in all large esta blishment. where such tied of labour was employed it was apparent they could not get the list of wages made out if the week was not dosed some time before the wages were paid. The complaimuth's contention was, that he was • weekly servant, and not engaged by the day, or hour but if so, be (Mr. Maude) would ask wby he had discharged himself on the Monday morning, because, if a weekly hiring had taken place it would have required a week's notice to terminate the engagement. The book put in by the de fendant showed the system adopted to be that of the hour, and although it was true that complainant had kept at work front the Mooday to the Saturday, yet this time formed the fractional parts of two working weeks, and were it to be considered otherwise, then, if fifty men were to be set to work on the Saturday, they might all discharge themselves after working eight-adalalf hours, or a thmt day, and claim payment at the same rate ea that paid fora day's work of ten house. His judgment would, thereto's, be for the defendant. DE. DS Joson's LIGHT BzowN COD Lavia Essicaer a DOW= or mu Bast.—TM moat isnetwata rotenone' affeedous. as wall as ordinary eruptions, will to this yurltylas remedy when all others have tailed. Hunt. Esq. Samoa to the Wedera Dlspdaery for Dlasases of It Skin. eiserviss:—.' It there le swimsmadldae whisli Is at all to be osasparisd with arsenic la tit power over midst disaidd WA meddles Is the Cod Liver Oil sold In fiddle sa Or. de Josef* Oil" Or. de Josth's Light Brews Cod Liver Oil 4 sold only la cayessledimpertar half pinta, b. Id. : pinta, M ad- : quads, St. by his sole dodgy:era, Ansar. Warlord. sad Co., IT, Strand, Loaded: did by respectable ehemists.—(Adverdaandati VESHRIB SPOKEN WITH. Rockingham 'BHA Prom London for New Tork, Oct. 5, of Georges Shoat. Salton, from Rangoon for Cowes, Sept. 2, lat 4 it, lon 19 W. Savannah (barque', Stetson, from Philadelphia for Loudon, Sept 30. lat 42, lOU 60.36. Trinculo, from Pernambuco for Loudon, Sept. 14, lat 11 N, 33.20. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAIICLAY.—Oetober 18, iitlinat'aitreen, Leyton, Lae; the wife of J. G. Barclay, Bei., of a daughter. 1111009.—Oatober 19, at Upper Clapton, the wife of T. J. nip, Esq., of • &natter. 1111%BAIL—Oetqa•IY, a!ltalian Villa, Fulham, the wile of J . 7,7trleietreet, Berkeley -equate, the elk of a daughter. le, at Drayton Lodge, Bucks, the wife .! , of a daughter. IT. at Woodbine Villa, Upper Tutioht. . Sathan, Esq., of a eon. at Teibury, Gloucestershire, the wife d r a son. le, at the Parsonage, Eggesford, Devon, es '. P. Boberte, of a eon. at York House, Penzance, the wife of F. 0111hans, EN.. of HANDS.—Oetober 11 of Mr. A. Hands, c JENNZY.—October A. R. Jamey, Esq., NATHAN.—October reed, the wile of J. ?MM.—October 17. R. C. Paid, Esq., of ROBERTA —October wile of the Rey. W. 111111 . 4—Ootober fl, Omit& Ng., of • daughter. ~ . STANSBUItY.—October 19, at Southfield", Wandsworth, the v* of Mr. W. P. Starsabary, of a daughter . TROUOUTON.—October 10. at Stoke Newington, the wife" D. & Troughtan, Nan., of a daughter. JUILWAGES. BOWDON—WRIOLZY.—October 17, at St. John's, Manoheoe. by the Rev. W. Huntington, Mr. N. Bowdon, to Mary, ti.sughs , of Mr. J. Wrigley, au of Manchester. BRADY—IrCARTEN.—October 17, at the Catholic ('him'- Hull, by the Rev. M. I'rappee, Mr. Y. Brady. of Lents. FR" daughter of M. M`Carten, Esq., of entwine Lod: , county Down. Ireland. DAFT—MARTIN.—October 17, at 11,1gb.sna-on-the.lllll Mot Leicestershire, by the Rev. J. Fisher, Mr. D. Date to Cathrrio Simons. daughter of the late Mr. J. Martin, of High= the-Hill. HA NNSN—PUDDICK.—fIetober 17, at St. Stephen's, bourne-park, by the Rev. H. Brooks, MA., B. Mennen. Lit of Kildans.gardens, to Fanny Woodhouse, daughter 4 l• Poddlek. Iste., of Coburg-place, Bayswater. HUNT—IBORMONGHL—October 17, at Mitcham, by the D. F. Wilms, C. J. Haut, Req., of the Willows, Mitcham Catherine Jaaa. day/Pm of A. Ironmonger, Est. of f -f Mei" Mom. DEATHS. CANNTNO.—October 18, Mr. F. W. Canning, of Unlon.gre- Salford, egad M. OCCEIN.--oMober 17, the Her. J. Corkin. of Halifax, and 7 1, OOLUM—.October 17, Hubert, son of lir. C. Collins, aged 115 nf nr . —Mst. at TuWAHL Surrey, Mary, wife o f auad 80. If.- October 16, at (hernia lionee. Chettentum Weed I. F. Hamilton, late of the Bombay AnnY. , r t HARRISON.—October 16, at Rudd Hall, near Minnick, YL idle, Mr. G. P. Harrison, aged 45. nisatarixx—oetobar a, as Awe Mau" Bow. "- Metalline. aged TA LOW.—Octoher 16. ai Ma Nursery, Upper Clayton, E ll s l4 wife of Mr. S. Low, aged 72. Maori ood Publidood b alt Kato Baia 31° '01 Loolbordoaroot, ta tho City of Loudon, f1i010r..11., Ofaoe, tofabr446.l4t, la th e Product of Vrlgge"" . TUISDAT, OcToi lael. 11 ;1 11. C aIT> pro allo Ina on 1 Wirt M$ Xall Han SO a Ma Mei G BEE hawy stock alwai se, 4 The s t - 4 Igloo B` B~ Big (Will 18c, 2 forks. BA BA )3A,