The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-29 00:00:00

(sole them( te ties, sod he wee townie. • emirs trustee Mosnet toe the real Oranatalli ead Bookie; bat thee U the ltd P. WARM. J. Moody, sad 0 . lierriag, rasy of nos had say coos dentin fee the e sesontos Mese h IMe sok sesehierstims we paid with tab inks of the O• din/ Ns claim to each deg, sad of the geese& el mush seta, ad nibent to ea sisermest dm such essekienieles Amid to maid she Moist& shadd Milbalk his It? nib nip ; _me tins is &Mat mows, et the said ihe st#emodes of dm 116 et isle wee ctopiesij de: passWeil mil illes 27th for NW et November I. weer to the polling disomaleg the seems et th enoil WS- Idesey, red Merrieg, is the slimed owsen el rash efhlps. That the bill of side of the 7th et Jose we melded Wen MOM et sae ihe 164 ket May bad bees register -dll Ind that Is woo usessel fer the pareineer et gay week or et my shmes Mania, passim, the sere hem or aims a bill gab thereat essested by mew who, at the time ef esiesties. were am of seek nod. That the piing( els scats reepested sussil seisms aail dieige. of tbst easseggisse et their net hag shie th tt s it the 19sh Neeemb to dieserat dot the slid Mosey, sod Menne IMPS UM alleged owsios et the ship, pineal wee mashie till • Oise the len misdated toe eseinene them is this 'OWL =tip as the Stikkel le trent aga ber. s e m eslol lloors. Crowder sad Mn said reerivei a letter teem the Oomenlakseen et Customs, messiahs. them that the _.Sat_ of miens ties of the Bombay, mester with two b et sale, wise Mg kr reeeresion es tee preview day, mil the board had directed do metal tio be registned is the mews M the pre sent purchasers. the minims levies advisee cheat that they had so other alternative thou that of uheybeg Me Am Is, the et Vessels ; that as the tellowisg day, the 981l e t t e rrem lisa ber, Mears. Crowder es& Mayserd caned the segieter.bock to be waned. sad Is that Me semi }to kenises es to seek registry had bees ester(; that by them AWN the said B. Wines. the lamer, sew amnia es be Me recesered *weer el 62 it rera et the 511 Meow ship. tie Bombay, sad the said J. Mood , saw imponial to le the regletend mot et the >r 12 littkosheree Menet, althises both the bills et mishear were gamely eonorable, ulWane sad bleed; were is Intl trustees for Oranstelli sod Scalia. That the plantirs spats had beat usable to dinner in whew pemeasisa the Boushay woo frees the Mk et May till the 46th of Nommlier, bat that the said ilosz, Moody, and Henn& bowleg sow the ening eves his, did ietind, salsa netreised by the seat, to seal her sway, wittiest essemst, teem logind to sine pasts boned the sees, semi set is the isminien eif the }len til, sad that Ile, also iambi Is man's SIM MI it isle, is other disposition timed, is tamer et some peens an knows to the plaintiff; wiliest % sl im nib maim mein of the plaistiff 's claim thank We esie sso l i p MANN hake. the sun wee so he sompleted thee she he reels need, Nand to belosg to the onspeay ; awl sew having, noes a time eateries to the registry thereat, Minded to as; peolishaleg • esigest st Great Briton, is etheratme gadded to the limit et the est tor the neatly et Nsithis nook, Me lighten** Menet mid Mosley et the Mist elle were ate he Inuit of .Ite provision et the mid set, sod la viola ties of tkii jest rnhis of the }laded g whose moseys had hops invested is the pew et sash fie, The "bill preyed that the &bedside might be Mereal to isliveithe said mesa nip, the Sashay, to the pisistlif, mad that is Übe the defeadaste night be netreised by isjese ties ken delivering the suss stem ship to say other pr ess is mew erithoat the usual et the plastid, sad trim easels. r perraittiag the is.. M be takes out ei aid ken esakina say pr raw terse ding, Sweatt,ei =rith she ponied= or envoi thereof witting count, sad Lisa making sad ezinitiag, or =le be missend, say bill et sits at ester dispoilies sad trent doing sal vanisi e t• be dem sopedier sot sibilies Meanie ship, seism ip, with sessimt elthegisisdir. MID hill the defends" Break Wits Ike yemw, aid leis Mond. nd • olimener, Mad the 18th et Ds ember last, is the costal that Me Oil( had set by his bill seed* suck a ewe meld es ti& him to say themes, or relief from them deemissis, tionsitieg the manse en tined is the hill„ sad elm, bemuse amine peens. who wen sot made pinks M the aid hib were assernary parties pnniculaile the genets thereis referred to as bang chi • Gennusist et as " The Sicilian goversisest," er " The asseadve power," is the pence. hang the pinks oiler is tie said ball mistimed trader the said goner& neat se Done of them. atomised Mr. Chasidism mewed in support of the motion to dissolve the iejeaction, sad ontended that the Peniawalar sad Oriental Conroy had so legal Montt in the vessel, as thp had treashmt all right to her before the in junction was obtained. That each 'peel was sow registered in the peeper form required by the set is the names of British subjegie, and there was not stillkient evidence to seeable tide Part to say that the mosey expeaded in the pur chase wee oiler than the :Posy Manch resieered owaen. Mr. Bothell sad Mr. Geldeasid, in esprit of the lapse. ties, minded that the vessel was sot traestetvd by the company said altar the plaiedirs power wag reestablished. That the company well knew the parchap coney was ri• mitred to the defendaate, Orenatelli and Scalia, by the erupt's government, and that it was suadently proved that the enamor to Wales end Moody wee part of • whew for the purpose of @Dabber the regis:ry of the vessel to be effected as the names of British subjects, though, Is het, she still remained the property of the persons wuo had bees seat over by the usurping "overameat to purchase the same. This cuss has bap before the court for several dap, but the es:manta oat behalf of the pities to dissolve the in- Mactioa were only brought to a dole this day. The Vior Chanciaor said as regarded the injunction against the preppy, the real question was, who should pay eats. Now, it arpand that four days before the M istaken was greeted, which was on the 3rd of December, the poppy by repistniag the Pip in the names of third parties, got rid of all their iaterest, sad, is fact, had noshing whatever to do with the easel at that time ; sad if the plaistiff Mom to file • Mil sad obtain an injunction spinet • prey es the owner of a panel, after that party had owed to have any interact ie auk venal, the consequent:a was, that the lojonetion must be dissolved, and the plaiatiff meet pay the sees. The arguments in support of the demurrer, which Mae annul iatereetios quietism of latitreatioael law, and the rielit Mikis met to mein the Lag of Sicily is recoveries mosey takes from the royal tressary by the usurping go vernment, are net yet michtd•d. COURT OF COMMON PLRAL—YwrazDAT. Immo= Ilasow—lieroas Low Cant Icencs Wrtas. Ma. lomes Man; Kt Amu Casionsz, am lila. Jcsnca WIWAISL BPIAJI s. WAILD.—ACTION aoazm TIE MILD HllOll ----- This was as action 'bin lad bass knelt by a civil ninny aad surveyor against Ne Ottorge than ard, wbo was tho Lord Hies Commissioner a the loolaa Islet, to swam iho au of 91. 10e., whisk the plaintiff daimon /or stunk.l a eanatittoo of 11114, Moue of Cannon as a seinen wham no Wornow. mad Wanda Railway Bill yam before Kit standiag orders wannitan. Tbo defandaat had bote end Is no laminas* of ski oonpaay, sad the swim was used Wan no Chief Janke at the Attie. at NW Priam u Westninistar after last Trinity Tarn, who a wanks eras heat Mr the pinion/ I. the killowni Minashan Tan Mr. Barjesat Bytes as behalf of defeadaat, moved kr, sad obtained, a rule nisi Ise a saw trial, on as pound that th• venial waa avian no orkkose. The ern new ono before the court as eaue bon. shown anoint she ink being nada absolute. Kr. flajoaat Clanoll sad Mr. Colo appeared to show man yang the rale, sad Kr. Sarjoant Ryles and Mr. Braswell d to noport it. After Mr. Mijwat Cbaaaell and Mr. Cols has bon kind spinet no rule, T The Coast stopped Mr. Serjeut Hples la Ids addras ia support at the rah, sad said that trident saproalai sap tamales es to dm eastiset ski paged* 's witnesses, it would M more eatietwoory lo the soon V ski saes was tried again. Tao rain for a sew tnal would therefore be wok absolats. Rule absolute arooreissly. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—TstrunAir. Ma. BARBER'S CASE. _ Is TIM KATI= Or WILLIAM MIN; T BARBRA, AN ATTosirsy. Er IP. Thosiger, with wkaa;waa Mr. Born!, Raved fee predastieit of the Bator's report la the ease of Williams Hoary Barbee. Mr. Term r (the rats) this reed the report width ha had prepared oo the isaftre referred to him; bat, se this report was cited at siwaidseallio leagth is the arsonist of ]Jr. Berjeitat Whim, M is stsimisst M stale that it sawed folly law all the partiesisse addle Jose Item sow is which Mr. Barber had bees imepliestsd, sad ales sawed lees cr.ber alleged stalrestises whisk lad ben iseasht to the kaowitdis of the L Society I. amestrass of Mc Barber's applimoioe to be rawest AIME dot aspen bad bees read, Mr. &doom Whim, with tykes was Mr. Lodi. said that it, la the obs maim width he bad le wake la tLis ;* ealt o ee L m an van—istpattant sot y his is W i ned client, but also to the aosnanity at larp—be should feel him. tolf cling no to hapset the niesomings end staleness of the Id Liner ia his report, ho wee sun that that gentleman would believe that is this Anhui* of a very painful duty he meat to bin so perms* thermoset. In the Ant plan, /tr. Berbee nen sever to have bees onled on to meet these none, end tee. plead , se; bat he did sot stand on that tiOt, bi. dint Was to free kr reputation ken the minas whisk hid win out wit , sad velem he eseoesdied is that, he wend far rather have reasised in • keno nod than have returned to hie actin nanny only to eternater obloquy sad sews. This investigation had bees =nod by Lard Dennis, sad had bees eih , to ; bat if Mr. Berber had stood on hie stria riot, toneed set ban cossetted to it, for by Ms Illeintre penes he stood needy la the suss podium Si that I. which he was beton the trial. That end to have bees little sadentood, sad the L u nn= wen insenat of its ant and were infringing an royal Leereers•ive, waning a power which did sot being to than, and paissing a wane mot oppre*.• kir. Buber,graiis svtry.buse had bees don one& tenet meta a predsdkie is the isnitlipties of his tese. The effect or the patios acoeispa thews k wee by the enervation is the inter el the Boise Suntan t. not neater prs4eneei sad castles oa hie part would have ezenved bin k is the sophism to whin his 'catkin is the traumas I.*ls quiets. sunray expand him," wee to Manna hi= is the muse potties as he held bake', and, in feet, the word " pantos " ought sot to have bean used, he that Implied sineiling M !Ribs, wham" IN below' to show that in this one then was 'Lothian to thine, that they, win no eons' nessdessetion, sad thinkers the tern pantos was . In its legal non. the weed nasal to month misstate, and is " Bent's Abridg ment," title " Pardon," it wee laid down, that when • pardes wee_ anted la tresses or tansy, it far skarn d a inn hen iskny that ke night brag as aides ensign any on who celled him • trainee or • felon. 15 wee had is a area is "Robert's Reportr," Ititthe "Listepselsa THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1850. 11101111414 Ofelaihdlo." " neegiesees UMW Moo wow" fa _the effAee of the WO poldoe, ttoestei thee, " the ileolles. Ike ktatee ies woes weak awl peeked be here eee oad htleshe, eavdl se aihdoneeners, sad w tb• hoes helesei of his reereosthee. DO k die -toneevaie ohestatee when the oneOpeNto Of A - that as eapinatioa kal barn Oen by Balm ea le the remits, el title eau. It Drier mina.a detreed the Beak, treelike have bees se mad ea see to have peal die probate d eg; eves IS le Lel foreeetea it, the moeteet he wee asked for it, if he had bass guilty, he wield have hestseel isiaailetely le hies liatele paid li. !arbor - hear er Wig midi abbe— Wes was its left It would be maimedrad senOlseldo AMA that he aft - et- tbe ;.fi Seat not deserts tieum of pease, gad b. •of Illas waist la same le Ma tembe Weary es es the aNk , if a hiaay woo to leave the prima Wily lie din mai& a dioaa of bit bad. 'Wane" to a ig esemen when it fowl him with the stigma en Ma, with all psalm of the Asia as u, red wet bed applied t. Um - babies eaneepows." The pram gives te Mr. at ftgaso tag mammy bads, when be told me me 'added to mom growl athentisa. bin be essefterei the me begalses, aft dic tram. plass, he received • oeftligad parks sad wank" blea hoot the his which be Ind oestemplatei eftody oho% ea tanker 'videos" Wag laid - Ware Mr 0. Ups. be lead that he was • retired eargeoa. =the Malt was his despoiled sonvistier that Mr. bytes la ftatheimpteaeplusay Camberwell, Is • hew of his net guilty et say pettsipalica Is the hafts el own was peemesid of simibrellie bated peeprly, an wee Nei* be had bees made the aloft, and be madabed with • ameelabie eft main* Ma hir maths the swath that U" be bad seed more preemies and entire shunned. Flotsam' searailea his atm% a &gab with sae he Wan have saved limielf from the impassika mkt* bad Obis sweats-Noce that Ifte to the mamma ef bb " beim innually east apes him." He (Mr. Earle art Vilifies) hembia be Natimed se be kis arelanry 501101ta 1 . 1 678 midi show that Mr. Berber had mod Me thou softer, beldam emboss! el the pepsellita of spleassafis with terillho. Coale the ether side oboe as MOM' b which a ble bawl% the adjustment of Nemeses banna them. as Whim was rear Maid with anything. hr meat of autism the ememimal abetment sad letfthe al W MOM. I. go thy, except ea Nam for ? Wee it to be isportment be was reemwed , hat goatieftaibe. wet tlioa.attsr the Ques's pa= bas granted him, Baba had hem egaseenea ft bin about • per be law Ms.l,orhw 'nag ft sin for bk antillifte oft it me to be easel le Ma aa old ate tallisa, but • ahig egilmel Ma as ether roma the. weal of skill ar ration ? Tema, as " Nis 8t meet," who repremated be self as the MVO gmda bad bees received widths twelve maths ef the Meter of ono Jobs Newest, who fad dlid, leaving be would bag °Wiwi his gertilosto as • matter mg .cuey to lite Amis. Admiehlrelbe had hem dame, magnate,* beams nailllmmi Wolin but MOM lit bat "Wig the ail •of a soßeitor tun bee bla, that ke amid be mina Mean Me asemary, btreftiel the ablamat t o hi m . thesobt the master lea raker saceeled his ealkselar two &dm bee after beige hoard et J. Stewart rie kis deter, paw. Tees rule Munn of Maw Term. awn Ina he wrote to th e Rev. Mr. Co n seil on bobbin Stewart, that • analyse V fee readminisa aboal U irdre $ torm's waft g for information relative to the deemed and his pro. wake, that the pet rAk e t Inquire aim elio mans of his pay. If be impmeed all tisk a haft, would be not have dienatiamase "ft bit baba holm that p.m mad to de go ? Three days after ma answer me seat, time. The rub in this we was drams wpb meettberepiro aft beam It to Plaster, ad at his ripest my Mr. Potts, meats of lift rah of roan, and the master had no r4ht to the prison, who was till then a Manner to him, and mote reject part of it, and draw up • rule el his own, the particalare of his interview to nobly.% Upon this B. (Mr. automat Wilkie') would Now what Mr. Bather's Fletaber gam • paper to Barber, said to be drawn up by meant hal bem'eleica he nand to weeder, during a time Stewart, is answer to the inquiries of the proctor, and he when be bad bees tried as no men living ha d ever been, and never stated that • puma named la the paper as ;saga, who he meld preftes before the court what his ocaduat had bad sold that the property was a mortgage, was Fleteher. been sines lb eamictiou, gad he was ears the court would The autheritiss at Doctors'-acumona were sadsfied i and the draw from that • favourable *Wean Why had the muter abnialstration was panted. Stewart ponimed OrMt, • snook out that patios of the rule calling oa Mr. Barber to tailor, who stated, that he knew th e dedeaato, sad thew whet his swift bad bees sham he weed to practise ? that they were brother sad sister. Barber Sever Is all was of aelprsetice span as attorney, the charges had any doubt of her identity, but in order to matim in should be prompt mad definite, tor it wee so tai nt down I. the Inman. as to the Wally and property, So went to Omit autleritias, lad it was too late to came after three years sad Kirby, mad manilas' persons with regard to Stewart. All • belt it was said that this was • mere setter of this was dose in the way ef badness, and recorded Is hem, Mr. s life from kis boyhood had been rat. Bather's diary, and this lest loudly proclaimed his fano. soaked, same of the came were bangs years old, and owe • he nearly every boldest of the traumatic. was the mist recent 'Neu years. Then had Um no day by day In Ibis diary, which unfortunately they oomplaiat froa my of kis dints, ef Mimi he had 200, sad could set us is evidence at the trial. At the triall oat his profits Is the last year were 3,0001. There rout be Hyatt swore that be saw Barber at Groat Marlow, who gave ewe person behind wits was ettaftsbusly misrepreeentieg his was to hint se " Clarence Peckham, il•quire." He the Law &Meth by ping about the country urging pop, also stated that upon his saying be was likely to be in to make somplabb opine Mr. Barber, gad he miatabied town seas, he replied he Amid be glad it be would that it was iambi by the wart that the qaes.iou of aid- gin Baran a cell, sod bring any e ar th l y wimpnce =shaybe satered a.lf it was wended by the Moat the deemed Jobe Stewart sad his property ,• that peas rat Mr. Barber should stand in the tame be pm Ms be edema 62, Nelsen - square, aft that he did pedal. as be did lishre, thea a notice shield hag boa .all and see his there • few days afterwards, and that there male to strike him off the roll for them malprection ; bet woe • braes plate en the bowie d o or, w ith is Mr. W. H. thole was at MO bold enough to do N. (The learned Barber, SoUgitor," I. large letters. This feet must be tufa weemd the, wont thigh t h e re set at great and minute clout of !half to show the great Iroprobabili/, to say the uee m . ..... a w ee ea i t a . b e pa' aim& The ethowieg least, of having Flan the new he alleged. Bat th e Lose arguments ea th e repro Stewart curacy of Hyatt . evidence was doncestrated upon another sal Black's sass. were tried, ad he exuded that most important poiat. He proved that Fletcher visited him they had put inward the strewn inns het, which at Mutate, Is May, 1840, and ha swore, most positively, ewe tr i e d by th e l a t e B e rm Oliva'', a kedge sift whom that Barber wait down • foresight sage the (fiery was the wee was mire a bl e to deed mbar, and bring am peditool, ia which there was no entry whatever of a journey the ton fasts of a case. Oa the, first bliontift Mr to Marlow until the month of October ; and his managing Barber was sapitted ; on the weft he me hand guilty ; dank proved his dietir et reoollectift, from coincident dr ead tho s ow two ewes were sot wild, Mr. Bar• eamitanees, of his going to Marlow in October ; and that it b e e s muse d a wed th e other ifte to try tam, hat they re. he had beea previously about from the dam on such a Jour ionic baisaisaf *in bad bees this. &van& vim if vow nay, he mast have known it ; sad the judge told cases, it would have owed the peesasutare some entinges- the law" that an tbei g could not rale es this witness. mes a. It wee p eeve d that wee a s li est m Barber '., He weer knew th at ies Stewart got lahnnation from t h a t b e was a me m it ge atiemaaty department; of urge pro. Fletcher , be sem knew that Timber had made *quirts" petty, and of INISVIIMMIte comb, sad ke (Mr. ierjsant at Orem Ifirelose. By direction of Mks Stewart, Barber Wilkins)maid show th at Fletcher had his osafidentes took applhd dm Ewe. Mr. Stride to deliver up her brother's ram pa:u to blind the eyes of Barber *ea of all the world learn sadlaywages due tablet, sad he applied to his solici beside. Fletcher, at every tore of each mem was at tan, Muss, and Co., with the same abject, who Barber's elbow, and wherever there was • glimmer. diguted the Ma= Miss Stewart, uPolt which idv. Bath" leg of HAM OIL the true mature of the transentloas Wrote ko *en the bash art her the moneys and he was ear mo dy w ith em s eageseat to slat it out, and that be 'id al tits bamboo for her. WWI he hag soJeoper though Barber used every swim sad skill ke woe still died kidamatf,4 lll6 llddai bt bad bad believed th at he met by the manias and 'malignity et Fletcher. A greet was menet la • els'aseaa ease? ass it the set of a deal O the gram m e l a t h em mem npsesatd by th e eh. inky ram, but did It sot retheitadkate amplest fearless ter at Mae by Barbs. was is tut rose by Hiram, his use and honesty of purpose ? He so farther identified pram who bad boss cheated tati. sad win had stated Mice Stows" at the Ba nku the adeaillistnteis, know oaly the truth what be said to Barber—" If you are guilty, lag her to have bee. ea declared at Doctors' Commons, lus se too." Different persons had been broarbt ia 'Nth which he was Justified In doing. Then with regard to me Barba to irm,„.e oat hi m , sa d he emir saw b re . Slack's new, which was not taken on the report In the order Dag ce Benders, or Mrs. Seeders, but in disguise, w h en of its date, the dates standing thus —Stewart's cue, August, they amused the persons of Bouchard or Slack, or Hunt. 1840 ; Suchard's ow, June,lB4l ; Hunt's car, May,1842; Up to the proton time, the etawsoat of Mr. Barber, that Slack's ease, October, 1842. The verdict In this ease wee • he never saw them but in them Mantua was swaths eosin' eset_shereas the Master's report stated it to be m dined. Lydia Swine was net indicted in two of the one coast (He. Sarin" Wilkins) would call the atttn m sta t e d by th e Muter. bat cmiy me, don of the emit to the statements of several persons who had ;Tar if t h e repor t was mode by hi. ander that Investigated the matter while Barber was absent from this impreesioa the fast would secessully ialumes .his mind osentg• This first was • statement of John Smith, • fellow in asking • repent as to Bung's goaduct. In every cue Per of Barber, and was as follows : Fletcher first cleared the ground. It was In who went to "I was • tellow-priennufwith William Sanders after his make every inquiry, and the circumspection he exorcised in trial, ad foiling some interest about the cue of Mr. his preparations was wonderful and stelacient to blind any Barber, although I had no personal knowledge of him, I eyes however vigilant. If Barber wag open to the Marge of uked Baader, privately if Barber was innocent or gul:ty. are lines, , the seam charge applicable to Mr. Frig. He solemnly snared me Barber was entirely innoceat ; that fieid, the soli ite( to the Beak, to the proctors, to the everything was as srnnged th a t B ar b er ma id bare no brokers, for they were as muck dereivad and had dis- reason to suspect any fraud; that Fletcher had always de clare nothing. What profit had Barber got by these clued to him that Barber had no guilty knowledge what transactions? And he he (Mr. fierjesat Wilkins) wished to ever; and, from the preesu ions taken by Fletcher, set himself right on a poiat is which Yr. Barber Senders said he wee quite certain the real truth was in error whoa he stated that he (Mr. Suisun bad been cannily efteget.d he. Buser. I had en. re Wilkins) undertook his cue oa the Maw of his then one conversation with Sanders on this subject ; receiving the acceanry fee; no doubt that Mr . Bra. and he was always consistent in declaring Barber's inno nall who acted as Berber's attorney, said so, but and, adding, that neither be, his wife, or Mrs. Dorey were Mr. Braman had asked hin if he meld bold the known to Barber, accept in the fictitious characters in which Wish in all Barbet cases tor SO • awl be odd he they were introduced to him by Fletcher. I hag observed would; and he did so. After tin OW Nem pwmsa left 151. the widen and demeanour of Barber and Fletcher since at his &dee" Wilkins') shetsbene whisk ho gave as they came ea board the Agincourt, and it his decidedly been a nthreriptift to buy Barber • bud when be wont abroad. of the wet nasocial character, Barber studiously ay Ading He had array held a brief under circumstance" such as all lawman" with him from the first moment of their em bed boot stated; and he would after degrade himself to barkstioa. With regard to nude I may say that I was Iftekseering as the principle of no cure no t ry. It was at one time • amain of the Stock Rename, but, having serer proved that B abet had renrived • los las of this pt into pecuniary diModties, I forged the acceptance of my mossy. Hs effects were sold to pay his rent, and he left brother (Swetary to the Bishop of Lincoln) fo r the sum of the comby psalm; and he bad eves paid Fletcher 60 per five pounds, and, the forgery being discovers, I was see cent. for a loan of 1006 to carry as his booboos with. He Wooed to emn years' transportation. would not setter into the inquiry _whether Mr. Chrbt- " Sept. 2, 1844. Joao Marra." mar the sleek l• the Beak, had beta liailt7 01 • He also made a second statement, when he was supposed breach a hie datY, for itwa sshow that "In the to be oat his death-hod sa follows : trial Barber sever kaur af sate • person, but was led to believe diet Fletcher g ot hie ia g ermatim from a etoeh , I, John Smith, • prisoner on board the ship Agincourt, befog now on • bed of sickness, from which it is very broker, and this was swore to and sot cootradicted on the doubtful if ft will please Oda raise ma, am desirous of other Meas. Bat eves if Rube did knew of it, he had an example is Mr. Freshflefid, wine, fa the case of Robins, so-starter what hat come to my knowledge ia the eats of Wile mop " preeiael y the sues Lammed° , by which a liam Henry Barber, through my intercom's with William mom ivies I. the Beak is the nem of Sanders awd /cat ' F l itch"' M e n Berber was i e b e „ mam a for o b ta i ning m a Form my former statement it will be Neu that I wail a bowman, whet woo to be tem Kr. g reeh g eh i who wee fallow primmer of Sanders after his trial, and had repeated of all renew too moo b ound to keep the tem „ o f the commatioas with him, a reference to which I have only to Beak r a eon of mowers trove, the y„„a finding it repeat that Sanders declared in the most positive manner knew that narks were on it which *owed whose property Barba% satire innocent. ; and from the eirmastaaces it was, and afterwards took ft to himself, he was guilty of "Mid leaders I . Permed" that the busies" wu felony. It was notorious that the Beak of te n kept wart fatalism' to Barber by Fletcher, who appears to have been that army was lying there vibes they knew who were • Ist Mho*. as strictly legitimate, and that front the pro w, „ note samb a to it W here wee the aw ai t , of th i s .au What tan was nothing by which any solicitor and what honour was dee to those who withheld would he faked to suspect the contrary. I have been on Mend? Wm with Fletcher ever since we have been on each runty ad that often when the claimants to it we poor aft witched in their efroustanas ? The Master Used the Allia•••rt• and have had save ral conversations saolvd to to under ea inmate . that B er b er thought that with lift abet. Berber's ease • and although thm is sad meaty gave taformatioa to pewee „wag iy whereas it has been throushout an avid's; hostility bottoms them, he was rely ia Slack's we that ke bad gases to Walt eo„ mars daft" that Berber was "slimly 'moment. All that 1 Barber or saw sataaaah elatedßi ead oeorgteae Dere , have um and beard oilierhes has maimed me that such i together, or knew them to be relat, or keens Deny h asted ials" , ba t t l e hat beee ; uldiadmidas the epes v" k aga seriand h 11 7th alaU Fle l lOs ti e rin r by her own name, till chi was amen up for aid. At a mu ~ing of the parties on both aides ja this este at the unu the in it b .. ject, of and e el lt r a cn ve .... urgelhisa .f the n ... eater ; .B.4 in we to mimos a detailed Master's as the Bth February, Mr. Mambas said that the Lew Soarty did not knead to ester into the quince of B ar ber having as kerb"' tens ra th er to have jammed, Barber's guilt or known% aft he stated that the '"'"`at " Urge behaved tkevellfhout the voyage only point. as white tdino woad be inquiry were in so &sant and meourtsous • "teams to Meow to boom founded as the words la Sir George Orgy's letter, the. ,euVeset of general rework. Besides which, he has ga wkish inputted stigma to Esther ; and yet, by the Plata" of Barber ' s hiving Pissed him ia the licsa's mouth, „ _ hadlnto by brimful him forward when Barber was fi at appreheaded, rgo ..... r .i.„.. ss i : sagia d t ar s s ini Z aso lers la ll i tat 's"' Ziir'which t he but tor which, he says, he should have soca by Wag rte endue et a solicitor, they mu by "i ds " . hi th e "Ws* Ho declared, that he kb maw the ikarmaar. Tba wan mold not maw as would neither add to, nor detract boa, what he h ad already the patio. of his not paylog the duty ma the probate of the mid an e d e l d al a t lttr. h . ht admitted toLfool_,_..holome• of ✓ia. for Shams me part of hie dam as aa &Mosey, hr it — I h e l p . 11 .• meet amid be deal by say on., sad a had been Wit is laTITal ...rt lizet r a;:e! H de . d p arg ... l7 ax on preeenst ., stures r "l se boa7l . B the u ...64. ir eig s it t eases ..467 tbaLir m inell 4.44.4. a ma t. tte: tt ed.. .wart u m airats uld notaaintarfere.r....7l - that the idada "; Jo!noLi.Nloon.444kMldainiett:dr: Nov. 6, 1844." the rod. It nowhere is for the duty ea the pr obate bees paid to Barber, swot m W mew maammet. and the was wo eme m e l at is ir k , Tina them was Fletcher's ant coaficsion as follows: pat el thei=mmat that they lei boa defrauded. It was "Jae 28, 1844. stand la Naiad. that be believed the mosey " I solossaly declare that, to the beet day kn 1 and was poi sa lt ed.. liserher, ea one Oran. she ma the sang so belief, William Henry Bohn had pall karle a d dga :h4.6 been iarbibeertiteassia tho. it diseu ltad set in ehowa rem t:t i r . t ‘ h ri o se et t ilLot a Ae le a gi e ti tt na lee t t was d • forgery", proper tu g: ;hit bd i tta t w in w n es e..in i ci e y. th t fi b e Ars a r s t t bad bees flatataaa el an hi pup mem such, it was introduced by na to him, bored that examination at the Mafton House Aand e luted further declare, , 1 a fate whisk had bee. head by Ma by ea ex &midget ia the pelowella of a hatter in Bond-street, who that to my knowledge and belief, he had no guilty know bought those as • earkeity at the rib it his Ands under a ledge of either of the oases which have nos tly f ora A mu , f er me t, ptemh e r wro t e a l e tt er to Barber m ooth subject indictment. I make th is decilationwi a t: t n he , July, 1842, whisk was es follows : other motive than to do an an of jetties to Mr. Barber as goothaiaptotbideee July 2O. 1842. far at fir In meestower.—Josaft Fibroma. " Deer Mr,—During my Meow tiii — ciay, • Mr. Grif ) s, " Willnetn—lnntittw Ball Catttew ''' who etthe west sad auto town, ealied at ray by Fletcher also made a gonad ciateasion, which was as follows to say that an sppliestio. her hem made to kin from _ magnum of 814. H.7, 44...4. ft the .k. pa m pazt a ci d.i tb u e ingelway " k a to . rrirea ... lg gr e and. e r ben thii Bj4 t . l 2B4B sh iv o i t i r siami state .4..l „i7 4B.4 farth ßu, 4 e 4 ra bort a . n .haab c . i . f the for knoyfiedri whatever of Mri. Richards the se Mks Stewart, me Bah of Meglead, l4l, _belear . 7 4‘ to t._ he i Llat . *teethe_ „... r, „ w_ho died ali g 1 rsoolua tetowal n o l y l e ker ' enes "`" w 7 en you 'l at 7: d ' II ; of Mrs. Duey than as Min Suchard, of William Sands's th ill i att Th he o y mas hari l ag iea r a ispec or ?lc l' ely dis rep S res ul ie d : ra ted thaa thease al B lur et Tolman's-yard, which in nay, after a good deal of trouble. you obtained for her. The legacy duty in that use, I per featly geollset, was to be poid by you, sft having left, by my IP" as Elizabeth Stewart, Elks Burchard,Thonas Hunt ead Must end NAY Pwasaiss the 110"11 for that P uma " with A s s i t i as i mllit a n l i c ie lk a ir fil i d a . con . .. y ' r u r n.. h ase av n r us Co g B W kn i i . o t u la w a l n elEvehate to th v a er w of ill you; bat it ippon, by ewe wens , the payment been wake_ ted.. that h e di . d ... ftt eme ese Mr. prim ... „ ly e to his, which eta did in lay mama. And s f. PLoCu te c e ed uine. tain reediest tha h 2l w he seins•4lB.l:llanZaM.7.l7a=l you ~ 1 7. is which the several matins were Introduced to him. matievoe I nay ham solhist It jos will and in which n n eninne " wale me n Wag no him tie Madame Se ate to this sistior, me It appear. that tn °ln" thn ilintd.kn of an patient " I was a client of Bathe an , nesse pay? "reading, and Mr. Orilla is thoeibasil with beg Ibel:eve Ae tbmssewo. samagalo quot e ti tas rae . ll: 4B d eam .4 7 w in d y solialler aiked He g read .446 t o b ni e M r . the oil MENAI OM slant afterward. ind ' F°" " t r °Pirt/ ' S. And known me ii Wiefg emoeral ee_n_ereLati bat I amet...._ . itt the. mhich 1,1 will i° 177.insia7"4747Carm7_ she ,IL .bat _77; Mrs. Sanders answered without sopianao, or emb er ". pout ebt. wooset, Rent' and to satisfy his insides, she peened to him a ani &ate of the registry of the moth's death at Pimlico. This Wad gam Payed to to the preen hired by Fletcher And I led further bound to slab, that Mg Sande peo. wooteaoto 811•1811, sad laber Into the ediainistratioa boa". seated herself to Kr. Berber wearies ligh t ' bee. a lab she lemur al ma essebellos or the Whiny warded sad 'lifting to have the goat in bar bmi lad feet, 1 446 production of a hiss weitiag to out his reamed tonut bso Mese by dwadviag a USE at shareet e lnity maim . to the owased ablates dad besides thla wea wawa atta r sa lves cuss ' a ti r triL t ta the elowash isirdial" • 4111161211116111114 dells." Oil ei had Iliaaeuompllehd, and *he* ha was prepertea "Ad to the beet of ay knowledge and belief , Mr the lose* sod would say as. doubt that this sonsmation Barber had aft share in the proses& al the above trual"• to tie Mika we the true sae ? But the Neater amend *as, or 'Mae of then, biped his cobeelosal reatiaers• flea. I ahead also Meta that ha hes bus sossersoil foe me a s my solidus , givascally e had that I had employed Kea to sepotier urns wish someal arldes s = bad treed oat as the was 111111111•11 of user lard sad who wise pat tar parseiles of sash property. He had therefore se nom to surest, ea for as I ksow , that the ears for whisk he has bra merits& wore is the slightest degree irregular os it Is woe SOW tseLSL..J woo teat he wrote to Cerra Fisk" rid the agar al idle was is mortals if Ms sistsc.irlaw was the ewer el the I reported to Barber that the was sot, as her kandliv wee wholly di► ad as the owner e/ the stork had reassted a pewt of attorney tea years beton, tibia Oeyt PsibiK's law would have bees rampart to bast two, Ms big_ at that tire, Mem Capt. Poltett'sown teal meat, mime. Tb. report I is made to Kr. Barba was homed spot that I is. rived from Christmas, the Bank Kirk. If the applleatios made by Barber Oa be Kid agorae* (so that he might have Asked the whale truth, by Waft myself sad the other pm*, seenes4l) bid set bees vielessi by ohs proseouttio, be most bar boss set *sly asysitrod, bet emmerated hem the slighter ernlyabilly. As I asdastesd, it bas bees stated Or I bays Mama te admit Mr. Deibees lanorsco I galled apes to eistisdiet this, sad to state that I have only objected to wigs or dieters that +kith might have a radar to oniony' myself. names. " Signed and deemed berm mon beard th e Asturian at Woolwleh, C. Foams, KB, Biome Ihreeinteedient." The grater portion of the burrs is Mask's ere rag dose by Meehan, Bieber berg, at the lima, OM professional bearer a the Hose Omit ; tint= had arbors surveilled; be had, however, retard to malts an rather sow a behalf of Berber, although he bed expersed his belief of his fanosesse, sad said that if Barber we 'spirited Is the fraud he (Br. chant) was so also. No use had ever era Fle'etter and Barber togothr inept es professional briers and there ose no risme faders, between them. With' regard to • Barber's set hairy takes ealloirtoare is aessmainiog Kiss Slack's re, the Mt was that whoa he made inquiries of Captor Father sal her dater, and they stated the was 29, • he said 40 wield de be the purpose of claiming the property, this answer harry refiresos to Fletcher's having said that her haadwriting was dissimilar to that in which a warrast of t attorney bad boss emented by the owner of the stook to I year before, when of arm if see was then only 29, she r mast lam been a minor. The next statement was that of Fletcher's second coshed= to paper. It was ea tolloers : " Being desirous toast forth the cirenasstanoss under which the statement el Joshua Fletcher, dated the 4th of July lag, was made, I beg to state, that having inn in the news papers his first dmelaration, I was isdneed to speak to Barber en the subjer, end the strong impression of his innocence, which I resolved hem his own freak and dear explanation, being entirely maimed by subsequent eenvereations with Flatches, I nested upon the latter the duty of explaining the de tails of the badness in verification of his statement. lie seemed extremely _relectent to gay any thing that m'ght possibly in crease pcblie wejedies splint himself, and it was clear to me that he was far bum disposed to do Barber more than the most meagre Make. I however committed his statement to writing, and be afterwards read it with scrupulowe attention. Having male Mee corrections, I accompanied him to the Surgeon-Supsrlatendent, who, when he had perused it, sakeu Fletcher in a salons manner if it was really true. Fletcher said, "Yes, sir, it is quite true." " Why, then,". said the sur geon, " did you not declare this at the trial ?" Fletcher said, " I had no opportunity, being jointly indicted with Barber." The MTh and abhorrence with which Barber has abeam expressed himself in referencia to Fletcher has been quite in keep's, with his mannertowards him. As a natural consequence, &feeling of marked hoetitity manifested itself throughout the voyage, and which evidently continue to this moment. I myself have been upon terms of civil inter course with Fletcher, and I solemnly declare that every sir mustang, which I could elicit from him in reference to the business far which Barber is refitting tended to confirm and illustrate the perfect innocence of the latter. "Norfolk Island, Jan. 10,1845." "Wn. Dinar-Lux." There was also the following statement of Sanders, made the day after he sailed : " I, William Sanders, now under santeseos of transportation for seven years, and about to leave my country, am de sirous of reiterating all my former statements of icy firm belief sad conviction of the complete innocence of William Henry Bubo' of any participation or guil , y knowledge whatever of the late transactions in which I or my wile, Lydia Sanders, were concerned, or that he received one farthing more than his prefeeskinel ressunerstion William Henry Barber wee an utter stranger to me until introduced to him by Fletcher as Thomas Hunt, nor did I after see him or have any subsequent WellaleAketles with him until my lint examination at the Mansion House. I make this declaration from an ushigned desire of doing all the Malice that in my power lies to a person whom I have been instrumental is piecing in • situation of the horrors of which I am now too painfully acquaiated.—Wiwart Saseuaaa. " Signed and declared in my presence this 9th day of July, 1844. Jon* L. Lomas's'', " Surgeon Superintendent on board the Lord Auckland, Woolwich." And then catnellanden's second confession, made after his arrival as follows: "I represented Thomas Hunt, to pt 1,2101. 3 per Cent. Conenls ; tried with Berber sod Fletcher; they went to Norfolk Island ; Iwes concerned in two other stonier cases ; I knew that Fletcher had been concerned in these matters for several years before I consented to take a part in it ; it was dimmed in consequence of a correspondence with a Miss Slack ; they were all unclaimed dividends, and we re presented fictitious persons, who were supposed to be rela tives to the parties 1 ' g the money; Fletcher has been concerned in It for upwards of fifteen years; prosecuted by the govirament ; Barber knew nothing about the matter ; a Mrs. Horsy got two years' imprisonment; and my wife, who personated Miss Slack, received the same sentence (two years' imprisonment).' " Extracted from the indent of the Lord Auckland. JAMES THOMSON, Registrar, Convict Department. " June 28, 1847." A cunning trick had been devised by Fletcher to impairs on Huber and Births's. He sent Mrs. Senders to Bath, where she took a lodging in the name of Emma Slack, and he got the death of Ann Slack inserted in the register, presuming that it would be transferred to the registry at 8-merest House, but it bsppened that it was not, for by a mistake of the registrar it was inserted as Ann Stack. She, however, wrote a letter from Bath, in answer to an advertise sent stating that she was II coma Slack, and if this mistake had not occurred the fraud would have gone on, but finding that there was no such entry at Somerset-house, she was made by Fletcher to write moth r letter, saying she had no claim. Fletcher had told Barber and Bircham that there was such an entry in the regestry at Somerset-house, and Barber upon that wrote to Captain Foakett. it was said that Barber gave a cheque for 801. for the payment of the probate duty, but that cheque was given by Fletcher. It was s'iro stated that the probate of the will was left at the Bank by Barber, but it was stated on the affidavit of one of the clerks of the firm, that it was taken there by this clerk by the order of Bireham, and that the whole matter wag con ducted in the most open 1111111147, and that every step which was taken was recorded in the diary. It was also said that in the letter of application to the Bank for the transfer of the stock, a date was in the hand of Barber, bat the whole body of the letter was fa the hand of Bir chen'. Barber did much more to assist this pretended Emma Slack than was necessary, because she said she was an invalid, and would so have furnished proofs against himself by endorsing papers in his own handwriting if he bad bean guilty. There wee nothing to show that Barber was cogni sant of how the money was paid, but only that he assisted her to the cab with M. in gold and gave it to her, and be never saw it again, and this only because the hand of this Emma Slack was pretended to be palsied. Mr. Freabfield stated that he told Barber on the 13th November that he was implicated in the fraud which had been committed, and foe three weeks he was dogged b Forrester, the officer, and yet his diary showed what his business was, and cumin stances also proved that he was in great poverty, while not • paper was removed; whereas if he had been guilty, surely he would have made some preparation. Was his conduct that of a person implicated ? Was there anything to fix him with participation in ,hls fraud unless it were tacked on to the duplicity of Fletcher, who was with him on the foot ing of a respectable, respected, and wealthy client ? (The learned counsel then proceeded to read Burtherd and Hunt's case from the report, making, however, few con ats on it.) At the dose of this stage of his observations, it being sow half-pest 4, be stated that he wee too named exhausted to enter on the question of malpractices until to-morrow (this day), and the eau was adjourned, it having been previously intimated by the coast that no more than that day could be given to It. COURT OF ER ammo. ss &moo. BYDII IP. lIIILLE.—Tai FACTORY Arcs. •YISTZRDAT. This wu. speenalesse, .framed provision, of 12 & 13 Viet., eao. 46, for the opinion of this coon as to the conetraetion of the late factory tote (3 & 4 Will. IV., cep. 103, and 7& 8 Viet., cao. 16). By the first-named statute is was nested, that any millowner convicted by justices of the pesos for any canoe under thou nets, might appeal from the decision of the justices , sad, by arrangemint between the parties, that the lasts disclosed beton the judos* might be drawn up ia the form of a special cue, far the Nantes of any of the superior courts. By 3 & 4 Will. IV., o. 103, it was provided that young persons between the ages of 13 and 18 years should not labour in factories for more Una 12 bean a day, an hour and • half to be allowed daily for meals The time for lals.ur was also limited by that act to commence at half put five o'clock in the morning, and terminate at half out eight o'clock p.m. By the 26. h 14101011 of the 7 & 8 Viet, chap. 16, it was provided that the hours of the work of children and yenta( penone in every factory shall be nano/ fro, the time when any child or young Demon shall Bret begin to work in the morn ,g in such factory, and shall be regulated by a pu - dic :clock or wane clock open to the public view, to he approved of in either case in writing man the hand of the in,enor or sub-isepeotor of factories for the district. The 6 / a d section of thn some set provided that is any eons plant of the employment of any pert. in • factory other wise than wu allowed by that sot, the time of beginning work in the months, which shall be stated in any notice (the form of which stating the days of the week sad the time so employed was given in aohedule " C.") flied up in the face tory, signed by the occupier or kingpin, shall be takea to be the time when all peewee in the factory. " or-oePt 611111 ' dren beginning to wink in the afternoon," began work. Oel any day, eubeeount to the date of suck nod" so bag as the game outlnued fined up ia the factory. The motion then proceeded to enact that, "11 eny paean shall be allowed to enter or be is say factory, exult at meal time, or during the steppme of the whole ineekiaery dike factory, or tarry iai food to t h e workers, between 4 and 8 o'clock Is the aftersesh It shall be evidence that sink panne were then employed In that money, satins the contrary be proved." That seethe bad IttifalMN Way to evidence of the tut of itpierrinent at the time a penes wee seen in the homy. erg did not relate to the mode in which the hours of hie angler meat ware to be reckoned. By the 10 &11 .. - Me hours of labour in (eateries were reduced to W per dam. be growing perms seder 18 inn St Ogg. Illbgagme *dos of great importeessos they Bested Meng Mem, hadag arisen as to the wanelineden ei them einheMe e llhe h of ats wan embodied ta e' mbien *dr pen ant Wm, leaned br the m s the Itali el Ike harem. poe It appeared*Mam ba the Milletwarn (who WO* the amid. bus 1a this ow) untended they had a right to week " yenz is preens," and "females nadir 18 years of age," was known as the " shift " system, by which were enabled to keep the machinery going con Mandy for more than 10 hours a day. The impostors of factories (the respondents), on the other hand, contended that this was an istriagement of the acts, although it was admitted that acne of the persons so treioed had ever worked more than 10 hours • day. They insisted that the mill-owners were bound to reckon the hours of labour from the earliest time mistimed in the notion directed by the statute is be posted in the factory. TM appellants sad other millowners who 'dented the " shift "system did net adhere to the firm of netici given in the effielslide, se they bad there stated that all the growing poem under 18 yeas% sad famalas, accept certain perms where mew mews emeilled, had worked for certain stated =net big enationmes. In the excepted cases the waked by emit penes were so arranged that certain intervals anneend, se that, allimpagh each individual worked only tea " Mel home" pre day, their labour was made to cover a greats, portion of the day than tem hours, and thus the machiaery was hap ametantly going. By the 63rd section of the net a pawky eta wasimposed for every departure from its provisions. Weneedeuelinaist posting up notion in com liaises with the est Were laid amine the appellants by the iaspeetore &Nth* pewee M having the validity of the system submitted te the opiaisn Odds emit. Open those informs dons the magicerenes convicted the millowners, and, as already stated, their moped was, under the provisions of the statute referred t% tamed lino the present "cute." The Attorney. Geweal (with whom were Mr. M. D. Hill, Q.C. sad Kr. Webby) now appeared for the respondents. AIM; referring to mks provisions of the variant statutes, and oemmesting upon them, he contended that they would be corn. Liddy Ashdod UM* system adopted by the appellants wow The mein, person and children for whose spe ar ps7te L etion the asts - kad been paned might be worked at cede= uneartain holes, and at such intervals, as to render It impassible they could receive any advantage, either is the shims el dimation or otherwise. The object of the legisla ting, nee le plaids for the increase of their comforts, to eased their parents and friends opportunities to attend to Me heal* swan, and education of the poor children thus ed ; but the system adopted by =eer' rendered it Wim impassible that say of those objects could be at tained. It was quite plain that the hours of labour for those chimes ought to be continuous, and that the only interruption should be the time allowed for meals. Half an hour for breakfast ' • the same time for dinner, and another half hour for tea. Any other mode of calculating the time for labour would not only frustrate the object of the legisla ture, but render it impossible to detect offences against the acts. The question was one of the very first importance, and it was moat desirable to have the decision of the court before the caning quarter soodons, for the guidance of the justices and others more Immediately concerned. Mr. Martin, Q.C., on behalf of the millownen, contended that the acts in question were of a penal character, as they infringed on the labourer's right to do as he thought fit with his Latour and time, which were his only property. They ought, therefore, to be strictly construed. The question in reality did not affect children and young persons under 18 years of age, as it did adults and fall-grown women who had been most arbitrarily dealt with by the legisla. lure. Women wen classed as persons under 18," and were, therefore, restricted in their labour. The Interests affected by these acts were extremely large. The Attorney-General having replied at some length, Sir F. Pollock, C. 8., intimated that the court would take time to consider the ease. He should say that he had never heard • more able or elaborate argument during kis experience. The Attornry-Gsneral said that he appeared on behalf rif the crown and the inspectors of factories, but there was another cam between other parties, raising precisely the same questions, and perhaps their lordships would think it necessary to hear further arguments from the learned coun sel is that cue (Mr. John Cobbett and Mr. Cowling), who were then present. The Lord Chief Baron said the court were of opinion that the case had been most elaborately argued. In fact they could not see what could be added. The subject was ex. hausted. The court would now take time to consider, and if any doubts they entertained were not removed by next Tuesday (Feb. 6), they would then intimate whether further argument would be necessary, or at once pronounce their indgment. Judgment deferred accordingly. POLICE.-YESTERDAL CLERKEN WELL. ARTTUL ATTEMPT' TO COMMIT A RuBBIRT.— C. Thomp son, alias C. Thomas, alias C. Barber, and Mary TAMMY. son, alias Thomas, alias Parish, were charged with having been concerned in a daring and extensive robbery in the house of Mr. C. E. Hyde, of No. 24, Guilford-street, Bruns wick square. Margaret Davis, • servant in Mr. Hyde's house, stated that ass met tits male prisoner secidentally is the street a few evenings ago, dressed as a sailor, and, after a short con venation, he offered to marry her. She gave a conditional consent, and the female prisoner soon after took occasion :o call at the house, and rfave him such • high character that the witness allowed him to visit her, and to enter the apart ments of the gentlemen lodging in the house. On lest Sunday evening week the male prisoner paid her a visit, and sent her out for some ale, when, daring her absence, he must have admitted the female prisoner into the house. He then forced her to take lame rum and water, which stupifled her. Mr. Hyde went into the garden at the back part of the house, when he perceived a light in sue of the rooms, and made as alarm, on which the male prisoner and witness came up stairs from the kitchen, and he made hie escape. On proceeding to the various rooms above, the whole of the drawers, &c. were forced open and plundered, the plate, jewellery, with other property, were packed up, and the place was in the utmost confusion. The police were called in, and the female prisoner was found concealer: under a bed in Mr. Hyda's chamber, on the third floor, when she Was taken to the station-house. The male prisoner was sub sequently apirehended. The prisoners were ft lly committed, but will be brought up again, when o.her charges of robbery, committed under similar circumstances, will be preferred against them. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. TUESDAY, JAN. 29, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the following plaosa Nine o'clock yesterday 'morning.— The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Cowie o Wind. etas et Weaher. Nem at Pia. rLniours, Poop limia Purnauxrra BIUUSTOX Humes BEADOSIVAT4 _ •-•- .. BIUSML .. OILEINWICH Iwnww! ........ Owns ...... ..... OLovcerria . C~r~uoos Herd Wind &roue Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Hard Wind Hard Wind Hard Wind Sliaag Breese &nog Breese Hard Wind Strong Breese Hard Wind Gentle Brow Henry Gale Strang Bram Berme Wind TUIB Ocourtat Wyol.lreageb of WWI. OM N.N.W. O. Ue Bteue. DAY, NOON. Fr of Wernher. The returns from the following plates did not nub thi► aloe In time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Saturday morning at Nina o'clock. roma. rosTwaarra LW. LW. Gentle Breese Coattail:rem Strops Snese Strung Breese &zoo( Breese LW. Par&Ly Cloudy Partially Molly Partially Cloudy Partially Cloady Partially Om* MARKETS COTTON.—LremarooL, JAN. 28.—The market to-day was 'toady, and the sales were shout 5,0r0 bales. Marreumman, Jax 28.—The Yarn and Pita market leas been exceedinglyquiet today, and buyers are unwilling to concede the advance Soce Tuned .y, mure particularly horn &distrust which has sprung up es to whether the bleb rates to ob eh specula. tors Is Liverpool end Ameriza have driven up the prices of Cotton can be maintained. Th irtrll42 inch stilettoes and the lower qualities of penitent are m demand,bat liminess ham been principally weaned to transactions in which sellers were willing to tike the prices of last week. The same may be said of Yarns ; and spinners, in sores says, have been dimmed to swept rathm lower terms than they demanded tartlet in the week. CORN.—Ctaincseesa, Jan. 28.—Our Wheat hada slill madams la a demand state, sad previous prices were but barely supported at today's market. Barley sad Oats the tura lower. Want, 9/, 14, to 194 lOa per laud. Barley. 21s. to Ms. per qr. Bean' 22a. to 3ao. POOO. N. to as. Sd. per Mabel. HADLltiaa, Jan. it.—The day bin unfavourable, the attendance at market was sot brie; yet we had a fair supply of Conk and a very dull trade la every Irtiel• Of grata, at rather lower priest The weather was aufavourble foe the eeedition—mure cap, %la y Lie Wheats, the sole of which was very dull. STITNINO. Jas. 28.—A good supply of grain, with e dull dragsing sale. Wheat sad Parley le. to 2a., Oat., Gd. to In Beam Um sad Peas Is. to Ya4per qr. lower than day fortnight. 'hest, white, IW. to Ill.; red, W. to W. 100. Harley, 23.. to 2Sa. Oats, 17e. to lea. ed. Beans, fen to Vs. Peas, 3:a. to ISsi. CATTLE, &C.—Co =Ravens, Jae. 28.—The show of Beasts methane. limited, and Ist ones fully maintained last week's In other desoripflaw the trade was very dull, and but very Wr "L ohanged hands, although cowed at still further deellathg prim. There wove but few ankh tows shows, aud three bet of intor qua lity, sad the deviated not beteg sisekened, priers kap up. ili di zply et Sheep was ea, but mars thin sullaissit so meet as as the toads dose not improve. Re Fig trues I/ j elly as dull as bat week, sad none but very prism jolaters se Mew prices. Supply : Sheep sad II30; Bouts, 176; 160 ; Calves, 16; Banes, 41. Neatens, Jae. 26.-0• r market exhibited • mall at toddtere =Ws at lasso sal Cattle Ina sma ll also; trade was vary eall Imo sissies prima Pat ikons a small show Issas lea , at bits ratier i V= W a d. pace show, at from ak OIL to ti. Par tR in stars lip and at rock as alteration worth WM% SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ,46. 'shiny (Yrlitle," 8.4" Uu4411 IMS." CASUALTIES. Cove, Walker, of Neve:lade, parted her chain in the morn frig of Jais. 8, and wi et on shore on a sand heck miles W. of the Mole ; is leaky, and lost some copper, but is e= . rated to be got off whoa the weather moderatet.—Git, ;pad, lan. 9. ffelmi Wishart, Smatters of Yarmouth (N 8. ) , 44 d ay . f rom Mammy for Boston (U.S.), hes put into Battery Blade, with hes of sails, mainyerd, decks swept, and cargo broke loose, mad will come Into harbour to have cargo re-stowed. —Klimek Jan. 28. Lady K. Barham.—A barque, supposed to he the Lady E. Barham, from London to Jamaica, wee in contact with the Naomi, from London to China, carried away main top pliant mast, upset main channel oa the larboard si le , and received other damage ; she has singe proceeded to Forte mouth to repair.—Deal, Jan. 27. Ohio, !hairier, from Newcastle to Constantinople, has been as dated in here, having been on the Shipw.ch Send, but has mot sustained much dernage.—Deal, Jan. Palmyra, Campbell. from Cantos to Loadoa, wis stranded off the Light of Touquet, a few miles westward of this port, to-day, and be. suffered considerably, having opened in her bottom.—Boulogne, Jan. 2e3. LL L Riumbarg Rawl Lines . Pacific India via Bouthauptea India via Mansilles Swim and Halifax Mexico and Havaanali Wait India Brasil ARRIVBD. Feb. +5 Feb. 7 Feb. 28 0 Feb 7 Fib. 2! F-b. 7 Feb 24 Awn Monoran-at Liverpool, January 28, from ........ ........ Callao MUSA -at Deal, January 26, from Caleutla ADIII/11-at Falmouth, Jan. 25, :TOM Gamins Ars litomrsow-at Qoamatown, January 25, tram nieami da Aveuara-at Deal, January 25, front Jat Michael Am Mum-at Deal, January 97, from (Alecto ANN aLAcx-at Gravesend, January 27, from. Autumn-at Gravmend, January 28, from M. Michael's Boaranalla-.M. Gravesend, January 28, from Constantino,4 Barran Eronia-atQlreeastown, January 23, from (Alan CRALLINOIR-St Deal, January 26, tram . uem.rara Csenusw Matt -at Deal, J 26, from AL aliclaie,'s Choice-at Queenstown, January anuary 16, from China Csows -at Dail, January 27, from i hone COIMORAM-at Dail, January a 7, fraes.....BtJuhn'a, Newfoundland Cusses/xi-at Liverpool, Janaary AC fr ont Salomon!, Courrisis- at Liverpool, January 28, from Bon Aar Cestco-at Queeonown, January 26, from.... Canton Comma:an-at Queenatuwn, January IS, from Mauritius Ctuat-at Queenstown, January 25, from Pa:erroo Cation-at Queenstown, January 26, from -... ..... 011410 CORM- off ?donate, January 27, from Madeira Daum-at Deal, Jan. 26, from 12.4 . i t c ; brawn-at Deal, January 26, from Dawn-at Deal, January 27, from Demerara Mount -at Gravesend, January 27, from Madeira &scram Fun-at Gravesend, January 27, tram 81. Ninnies Ensastn-ofr Bristol, January V, from inJoba's N.B. Etersarmaa-at Deal, January i 6, from. allritaPes FAVATOR-at Deal, January 26, from EMIIIMII ELIZA-at Deal, Jan. 26, from EARL op LOSIDALA-at Liverpool, January 26, from. Cal ao Saxons-at llulL January 26, from kle..na Earnings-at Hull, January 26, tr01ia...... ...... ..- Tiret,, Faarssens -at Deal, January 26, from ....Bt. Minh ,t:'s Farrow-at Gravesend, January 28, from &Alia ,e,*4 Fors:Ns-at Graveyard, January 28, (from ....... Gravetnea Yoarassants-at Deal, January 26, .trout Shasta! FIRDINANDO-st Falmouth, Jan. 29, from. 1 , 40M0 FIRMILTIIatQORIMINIOWD, January 26, tom. Mauraoo GALVIN/L-0R Torbay, JaWLS.T7 IS, from St Nith.o.ri GALCIA-.41 Liverpool, JAL. 28, from halts Grew rbarque)-off Falmouth, Jan. 25, Aron (supposed) , splay lasso-at (;rave end, January 26, from at Mkhsea Dassz.-st Gravesend, January 26, from at. Mictuic'. JOIAA-off Weymouth, January 27, from Molt., JAN, MID Jugs. -a 13 illy, January 2{, Dan. New Grrn .Li Larrns-at Deal, January 26, from v ~., lusuartsoow-et Deal, January 26, from .81. Join'o, 5.r., LADT SANDY@ -off Pannone, January 25, from 'trace,, Lir se ro 1. -at Liverpool, January 26, from Alezardra LADY Ainizasr-at Grave-end, January 28, from MM./MINICAR-at Gramamd, January 28, from MART Stierantu-at Gravesend, J 912. 28. from.-- ........ Ilsasuart-at Gravesend, January 27, from_ .., Pettr.,4r; .___ Mona* —at Gravamen - , J anuary alosancn—at Graveiend, Jan. 21, ' EMIL Moirrasaa—att Deal, January 26, from ?tun°, Eats—at Valinoutn, Jan. 26, frala e t .nou=aQ St. Alban'ti January 26, h 0...... ilim — rig - -at — . l!esVian — ttaily 26, from.. ..... NILYCY —at Userpool January 28, hum—. . . OlUON—at Gravesen4 January 27, from . Paonernma —at ... January 26, from PIANTAGYZIT-1111 Dell, January 26: 61111... Panics Aumar 7s at Deal, January 26, ha®. . Mao ~ . St. Mteltat7t r. .St. NW, I. 'A ...... Netl3 PILI:0110T—Ili Deal, Jaimary 26: (ices. Barka Bnarnaanste—at Deaf, January 27, froma Roemer—at Deal, January 27, from Itrvat.—at Liverpool, January 29, from 13aurnsa—at Liverpool, January 28, from Btaas Loan—at Liverpool, January 28, from S itssow--at Gravesend, January 27, from . Sat BfkD—al Hull, January 26, from SPILIORILT-4 Queenstown, January 26, from EIVEIAN AND Ass—at Torbay, January 26, from Cn 1111'00 SAlD—at ',marmot, January '9, front 26.10tne., N normal—at Hull, January 26, from . . ... Vtostasr—at Gravesend, January 27, fr0m...... Mains—at Queenstown, January 25, Irma. Viviu—at Shields, January 26, from Wizaao—atGravese?d, January 26, from .New Or NM, *. . Gr.. 01 e &. u . .:•, Tercr.r.i W114.1•11—M Deal, January 27, from. goama (bq.)—.r 11.1 Jaw 97, fr0m......, .. , m Wunmr, —off Torbay, January 23, from., BAILED, Aura—from Gravesend, January 28, to Porto P. Basco—from Falmouth, January 25, to _ Loa, ..- ...,. CT ORLI —hoes GraeeseMl, January 27. to Demi, Canavan—from Falmouth, January 23, to I, uFt GAM—from Falmouth, January 2 , ,, to Lm FRITIMI—from Hartlepool, Jan. 26, t 0... . FLlkT—from Quernatovm,iJanuary 26, to L mion liorrErr—from Hartlepool, January 25, to tido., 111111COlf —from Falmouth, January 23, to. tor.., Mammas or Lora—from Gramma, January 26. to LI 0...4 MVIIICA— from Deal, January 27, to Constantin •p.e Qinvsa—frain Deal, January 27, to ar.ves Clew or reic In:a—from Deal, January 27, to Mioena Params—from Bristol, January2P, to Nan:es Bscaer—from Falmouth, January 25, to I, a.: o Burma—from Hartlepool, January 26, to Daiwa flcovi.nrao—from Queenstown, January 26, to L i.J..0 Snua—from Queenstown, January .6, to SOCRIADAII—ham Gravesend, January 2.7, tto C.1:,!:..1 Tsang or Fire—from Liverpool, January 46, to Rio bran!, WM. ass Saaau—from Fowey, January 23, to L. ed.: VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. kr[Annie (torque), from Lomb:Gland Kinsale for Constantinople, 1.-. 19, Lat. 49.16 N. lon. 10.50 W. Catcurrii, boom! west, Dec. 10, lat. 169., ton. 25 W. Cactus, from Port Adelaide for London, D.c. 3 1 , lat. 14 N., s. 37 W. FITIMIIIILV (barque), from Newport for Callao, Dec. I, lat. 4.45 X, tor. 22.30 W. Poar•_+na. from lbraila for Cork or Falmouth, for orders, Jan. 4, a Cape St. Vincent. lonia. trona London for Bahia, Dec. 15, lat. 5 S., lon. 29 W. Loan Haanisoa. Sawyers, Irian London for Hong Kong, Oct. It, :it. 9 N., Lon. 21 W. IlairLaso (ship), from Plymouth for Port Phillip, Nov. IS, lat. S., lon. 30.0 W. 111%4T W 9n a, from Sydney ft r London. Dec. 8, lat. 18 S., lon. 26 W. MIDDLE TON (brig), from Pernambuco, Nov. 29,1a1. 2, lon. 26 W. Norms, of Lmoon, lat. 45.20 N., lon. 15.6 W Deus Heats, from London for burr. Oct. 11, lat. 1 N., lett. 21 W. Osmium, from London for the Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 13, lat. ie N.. len. 11 W. Pastrami (barque), Jan. 16, lat. 41.48 N., los. 18.25 W. Busk: raw, tram Mauritius, Dec. 11, lat. 18.21 6., lon. 3 44 W, 32 daya. Warr, tram London he Batavia, Oct, 9,61..4.41 N., lon. 17.99 W. [Advertisement.l—Tun EARL opßoitouun MID lIOLLOWAY'S PILIS.—Au astoundirg cure by this to roe,: medicine, after every other means had failed. See extract fry. 1,.. lordship's letter, dated •• Villa Messina, Leghorn, Veb..2l, I:. Pnifeeror Holloway. Sir,-1 beg to lINIA.Int you that y oral. Aare effected a cure of a disorder in my liver and stomach whih all tie most eminent of the loculty at home and all over the oniiiere not been able to effect—nay, not even the wile, of thir',,h,iJ Marienbad. (Signed) Arthsoaotos." Thews wonderful lulu cure any theme of the liver or stomach. Sokl (al-o Hofion - ointment) at Professor Holloway's establithment, 244, S•rand, :•• don and by all medicine venders throughout the uivilued othl. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRICE.—Jaw. 26, at Croydoss,;;;;Tieol A. C. Brice, Elm., of Coch.n. Ilalab.tr (bast, East Ladles, of a daughter. CRUBB.—Jan. 26, at Wyrt:e.villa, Betimes, the waren( C. , of VeraLun.balldinp, Grey's-ion. of a daughter. 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RlOlll —SLTON.—Jan. 24. at St. Margaret's, W.tnuinater. !`v Kay. J. A. Cook, W. Itieby, , younger :4,41 01 J. Kutb). l.. i of Upton-park. to Anne Susannah, wrolow or J. A. acton, the l lth Hussars. DEATHS. ALFORD.—Jan. 24, at the bussen Arms, Cam,len.torn, Ur. ). Allan; aged he. BABER.—Jan. 3; at South-place, Knightsbridge, trance% al'` j* !Saber, haq. DRAKIL—Jun, 2; et ttouldern, Ozfort!Atm Sarah, rcl:d d Yr. J. Ware, latent Woburn, Benu:dentin. I , ol.—Jan. 24, at Twickenham, Mrs. Foy, at as tulval.c..l WARRINIR.--Jan. 24, at triewo, E. Warrant', G.L, ti gc ". WOLLEY —Jan. 28, Emmeline, daughter*, the late WT. G. WO lll . aged /1. 11111011 T.—Jan. f 3, Ostherine Martha, daaahter ill Mr. N. %WO'. Timrlow-plawe, Lower Norwood, aged X. Natal e 55 ►y WitarAs Kure Huse, ai N, J• etrrst. la L ibl At bsl y Printer, m the into, leresh 15 tbripseitiet 01Viallesi—Trzerite, Jwir 1.30. 6. W, lit. B.W. &W. B.W. B.W. N.W. &W. B.W. N.W. SAW i.E. B.W. 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