The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-26 00:00:00

' t 4 'I i 1 THE I'XPRESS THURSDA Sr 1 YEA ING, SEPTEMBER "4'6. i lB6l. l FLOGGING A S. 'IPPOLBOY. -•- tab *attiltstnu. upon the ilecels. , .! making an observation, the nature of loner aW. note on account of the cheque. In my onlinary Mr. Ingham iliarni,sed the 'summons, which he thought i Ihi Tueol.iy last Mr. Henry. Cowani. Bp. ma ter -0.- which did n o t apt...ir, the prisoner clambered over the roof c ours e of business I paid the cheque to Mr. Hicks, and it was an attempt to extort money. of the omnibus and endeavoured to take the reins from the bail since been ascertained that it was forged. The prisoner In the other case the complainant asked for an adjourn & of tn.• witioen.l witnol at Itieheee t' -t:e. s..ropshir,.. wa. COURT OF BANIERUnCI - .--SEPT. 25. deceased. lie re•isted, and a struggle took place on the called the next morning, and received the remaiuder of the merit for the atterelaoce of her witnesses. sure in the toasty coin, Were Mr. I. . roll ett, be a Loy (WON XL Commissioner Goulburn.) box, the effect of which was, that they both fell money. Mr. Poland said he wished to proceed at once. asti. oi Chaska Griffithe, tar the env of rue. which the lad fit ali BTIiNN• off, and the wheel of the omnibus passed over The prisoner mid-I have been drive by my friends to The complainant said that her husband bad promised not na clawed as damages for • bootleg he hail .eceiral ill HiiS The bankrupt pealea th er-seller and bootwaker, of Cale- them, • and the deceased thereby received fearful inter l commit a crime for which lam very mu. "' to use violence in future, and she came to the court on Lot douiauro a l an d SR Jotinatzeet. He now came up for h i m injuries, which caused his almost euniediate death, and the Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner. Tuesday to withdraw the summons at his request. In the prisoner had one of his legs broken and the other seriously Two children, of the names of Catherine Suthecia, aged 9 'I be plaiutiff said I 001 010000 p ars OI I. on the oith kat exammatioa ors accounts (Pretend by Mr. Maynard) morning he deserted her. She had attended that day with °, 1.-st Ma , • oleo at Pm` vre- I 'l' . " ':". la "101 Y. showing uusecureddebts of 9801., with assets of about 3001, injured, and . he now came into ..curt upon crutches. There years, and Margaret Sultiran, aged 7, were brought beforeout her witnesses. . Ad , ts. but observing the master lookir, - . I.h deed : I del Against profits of 1061., there were leases and expenses of was sane evidence that the priuner struck the deposed Xr. Barker to be dealt with under the Industrial Schools - Me• l inquiredof Mr. Poland , before the struggle took place between them, but the fact Act , which mea t could not be nude between them. NM spark weer,. After graven , Walter iinvies, I Tong.) I,lee. The amends not having ben filed in time, at tar „„h o i wie, mot. , at Baas eau . 1 ead. I Pd. lie of six weeks, which wasovileted. The larded Judge having summed up, the jury returned Mr. Barker directed that the elder girl should be detained stated that she was the wife of the /double, an d that was • told sue to hold out my bald. • I del, and lie cot me across IN RE MAILET.-ADJCDICATION. • verdict of Gritty. far four years, and the younger for six years in an industrial not correct. He wanted a summers ago . . net her, for on Friday last gibe removed four boxes containing papers and i a oh bus cane ji. told irel to hold it out again. I did, The hnonen _, , , i . ~ Mr. Justice Byles said that the prisoner had been very w h o a hut ;docked it bark when he struck. tic tio c caught hold chin ,. of w __„es_ ‘ - 'emli. wimet , was • w w w me ' roperly convicted of the offence of manslaughter, but he sirs. Fr utheth Grove, a toyahop keeper, of 30, Lower documents referring to King of me-grove, Bayswater. Adjudimition was Oude. She had refuse/ r t . : P re!? be trer until i the Moulvie ef 1,.• by the use -::. sal threw me lee:sw..rd seems his knee, marl _ __ the`"..7.7 Ead some diMculty in deciding what to do in such a case. Bosomanotreet, applied for an order for the protection of form a few ders ago, mid the bankrupt Lad paid her 2,0001. i 1 aini .wri law :wow. the lark with hi. cam When h e i noue d inti e to , the .. h h Idsubmit if be were to pass a very light sentence it might be inferred her earning. Tann her husband and his creditors. to petitioning creditor that as ou Mr. Ingham said he could grant a summons for detain delve mosailde. Whets I e 41.31 to nijself the ' it . that the court had not taken a proper view of the value of Mr. John V. dialing who appeared for the applicant, said me i fell . ~ _, toll ~., G. l/o further advice he determined to dins rte it ; and Imaict we' at ha ' d••• ' amn Li" tope e " the matter now came before the court for decision. human life ; and, on the other hand, if he to * I" ' th e second wife of her husband, were p••• • ..- that the imp scant was hog them provided they did not refer to property of greater Willi nomelf. I crawled aloe; IT the w. 0.1 to the door, and His Honour confirmed the ',lndication, aid said the case " I " se"eaca ' " w°"l"ta il upon the prisoner in his present Thomas Grove, and that she was married io the early part value than 15/. wet to ti a . plajponnd. I nearly fell dose in getting upcondition a very large amount of suffering. Ile had, there- of the year 1850. They lived together, though not happily i Mr. Poland said the pap ers were of grist value to the Mad • but they n ot worth 151 They referred to ne, were . . Iwax so clear that he should exercise firepower tit him by fore come to the conclusion that the hatter the steps. &id two boys helped no op, and i n me home, t i re net hut rarely monied io, of I , ~,_ bankrupt ... . cosine for him until the middle of the year 18115 , when her husband stnp one or each sole nf me. My mother took no. the neat day , pay the erste it th is sitting. on erne, the W tee Minos'. (Mr. Brook). I showed . me thumb to htm. The liabilities are stated at 2,200 r.; streets of trifling ".' to pursue was not to pass any sentence at all at present, but the lodgings of everything, and deserted her on that ocni. the accounts and expenditure of money belonging to King was of Oude. heshould quire the _prisoner . to_ ptite into' recognix:oce n llion for a period i n ot abou t eight months . .. While he The complainant said that she was married to the Moulvie; I but on sot my &uphill shout my back. Xy hath got worse afterwaith. Ime shown to the vicar. Mr. Rooked. amount. In the CUM debarks Webb, general salesman, of Drury - to appear and receive judgment if he should be ed pu y the apprca ascertain e d he at Plymouth , to do so et any future time, and that he should keep the cohabiting with • woman of the name of Ann Har • she also stated that she had not the papers in her poises. I vino. .• thee I have Pee much worse, awl Live been to the • peace and be of good behaviour until he should be so celled wood. The huahaod afterwards returned to , an d mon. lane, aud Gregory and Gregory, African merchants, of p m . 11..., ~ . VeS seal 0 1.1 been and he has come to .... tie. a liv u ed ct T . *:!:te co so ent2i:a nc t i i i :t e ,il ab l t d:r e e! t i oi 1 1. 868.7 d ,„: su lir mm . o. lo . Bh gey n w i o d ul i d a ha t v h : t w ea l le reco be v co er , e il d d r ) e y t ee l t r i :e n t o ; 1 1 leave him. trove. 4si OnD4ettel heti by Mr. Weyruan-All the boys were at the 4;mat Se s }..weat'el„2° examination meetia g . were Isd i °l2ll " d s I The prisoner at once entered into the required non. r i co ad N. Jour. I dos% know who took WHI hom e . I s aw Mr . am.•• ••• Do n g "w" . Rua and the day after the beating, and nay mother showed &imam arid be was then discharg ed THR KLYTISH yowl( RAILWAY ACCIDENT. so abominable Pe He had allowed her to take away a few things, but had Mr. Poland said he could trace the boxes and their i bem my thumb. lie sad then was net much the matter. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COI:RT.-Sul% 25. In the course of the afternoon the grand jury came into it not been for the kindness of a few of her friends she contents to her possession. She had threatened to burn Me use me into the conch house, and Iwa stripped, soil (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichol...) court with the remainder of the bills, and among them the would have had to go to the workhouse for support. Since them if the money was not paid. be ..e. sssss lied nee all over. I lid not hear Lim ear that the IN as iter...4 DELVD4.-011.1ELTING TO T A KE A N OATH. one agaiost Henry Rayner, the signalman at the Keatish- she had been away the applicant's husband had cohabited The com p lainant said she knew what she was doing. The Me ''' • were wr trilling that he would not be "is le we This med. eat declined to be sworn. He considered it town railway station, for manslaughter, arising out of the with another woman. About a fortnight or three weeks papers related to property belonging to the King of Oude, theist the next day. I told the d oc t or th e p o i n way Wider wan unmeasarY, sod mentioned the 6th chapter of St. recent fearful railw a y acc id en t at that station, which bill since the husband went to the complainant an d said if she and she i n t en d e d t o see Sir Charles Wood in a few days, and the hact • bone. I have walked to Bishop's Cade three times Matthew in support of his objection. they ito ... o rod- They were then discharged from further at- did not give him some money he would knock her brains it he considered that it wet requisite for the Moulvie to Mee'.. tot have Dever taken a 'Audis's.: ow 11... re. I live a out. As the applicant was now in • situation, and receiv- receive them she would give them up. The Moulvie The I otionissiOner comidered that, under the Common tem , mil, from there. lam quite certain I nevor met any boys Th e p roce d ure A c t (17 and 18 Victoria, cap e lri), he could .______. lag • small salary, she asked for the order for the protec. wanted to obtain pommies of them and then to desert her. ear the rood elm caw me ',heeling a harrow. My muter a ll ow au affirmation, which the ineoneet then made. THIRD COURT. boa of her savings. Ultimately Mr. Ingham granted a summons for detaining was very ill • few .lays bef o re h e m e t use. I was examined Mr. (hallo of Vs'ebb's Hotel, Pleradilly, stated his cow. (Before the Recorder. ) Mr. Barker raid there was not sufficient proof of the de- the papers, and it was agreed to hear both cases on Tuo hy 'molter Judo . ilk. Hughes). Ile came w.th Mr. Brook daunt • ' 'minion. He had no doubt that if applicant applied to d a y next. p &gala.% the insolvent. He came to him house ma let Wse me. Edward Ernest Hemmings, 26, a fashionable looking I Walter Davies au.) .10Ln Bowen gave sirniLr evidence. daluuary hint, and had pad him 19s. lid. Ile then ran lc; young man, described as • dealer, but who has for some another court the order would be granted. Julia Stem-hem aged 18, an inkstand maker, was charged Eh I6' " I, 1I IS I for herd and ludo ad be asked hint for mope ears been • mining share broker, was indicted for forging a . . ' aidwolfing Mr . 0 Ra I book EXTR.AORDINARY RIOT AT NORTON-IN-THE " wa- "' deli ."' am ,a"re m o th er of .the ''''f• Ile was I involved struck hini, an'he gave hint into custod y. He Y ro oster of f shares ' the If to Down M" and with being drunk a . eery. p ey, a - bre • hums nib , un the 2,tri of mae, hen Mil hi. master had ' was ordered by the ii ' trate of Marlborough Police- tree shareser i our in . top n . intent 100, edge gilder, of 22, Galway-street, St. Luke's, at the Lord MOORS. beer beating him, and tb..t he thought hi, back was broken,n the Wheel Harnett Mine, with to do I court to keep the peace for 2S days, and, as he could not f rau d Emanuel Nelson public house , Wilsonotreet, City-road, and also mei his thorn). nut .A pout I stripped him. sad fount great nail bail • he wag mined to the H of Correction . pumpers . }louse - with annoying the landlord in his birdmen. The magistrates at Bunten' were on Tuesday we." sil roar ! Ilii. •Innildifs. &Wilk.' Li* I4i Ili. 114bn- Whilst in prison, Mr. Challis took law proceedings against ' , fended The prisoner was is the above public-house making • dins- occupied for • considerable time in the investigation of an I 1 all over him. It was alainefuL H. could not eat, aid I h im foe his d e m o ( 37/. Is. mel., and he was taken in execution Mrs. Er betb C olvill e, w id ow lady liens at Brighton pat him to hid- The day after I took tins to Mr. Brook ' s, , when discharged from Coldbath.fields House of Correctioo. 'La a - extraordinary of riot, preferred against eight men lord. The complainaot stated that if the prisoner were to Holiest Hales. c o h rrow Cop ; Thomas Hales, of Mow Cop ; proved that the had employed the prisoner to Hs" "Tsui- He waited rev/ 111 80.• and I had to wren Mr. Challis Ibe .idered be had been swindled. The is. mistimed shares, and that she had never signed is transfer . serve him in such a way he should see if he could not put George Machin, of Biddulph; John Ha ll, i a , Mow Cop ; him. I asked Mr. Brook to look at Lis thumb. I dada teak 1 so l ven t h a d end in ' i an expensive manure and had indulged of them to the pruner • him out of the house. The prisoner no sooner heard this Th ema m a p s , o f L oog e m • Th o ma s en. o f wolver. km` shout bins loch. Mawr* he well Le s , re melt from iin sherry aod Moselle, iricurrin •ilht of 15s. to g a e : • . • than he flew micron; the bar, struck him a violent blow in Mr. George Henry Clements, the last witness s nepnew, hampton ; Richard Creamed, of Mow Cop ; and Joseph the effect. of the beating. I kith hien amain about • fort- • The insolvent bad put on a cloak of religion, going tochurch sa estate agent at Brighton, maid that at the time of the the face, made his non bleed, and split his lip. The pri - Hales, of Mow Cop. The case for the prosecution was ea saint afterwards. For easy weeks he ha. ken quite we- i t w i ce on Sundays. ewer, who was the worse for liquor, was then given in follows :-On the mornin of the 9th September, the family purchase of these shun the prisoner was his clerk, but be , kw. A week ago he wan a little better, Lut he is worse ' The insolvent said Mr. Challis had twice perjured himself induced • in to • charge. of Mr. Oldware, • retired f olic. tor, residing at Norton Green aft him to in t er a partnership, and gain to.day. The prisoner said he should not have struck the man had Hall, a m il e or t wo f rom B oro k in . at e ff or d a hu e , were aor . -at the police court and in this court. Hwy Wok offices in Old Broad-street. He never ilea the :b. Hence Brook-I am • surgeon. and have Lee Xr. Conaniesimer Nichols reques ted hi m to h . weeser• y ptit.tiaing is Bishop's Castle foe the Lid :::i years. I saw ens ., t o the pl a i n t n o w sale to th e c°°fine .11 an authority to deal with the shares. Prisoner COM ,as manner in ald act lid any of the money-he had not • sixpence. he Oa called him a thief. • by •' a visit from some nine or ten men Mr. Barker mid he considered the umault receivi n g I • very unfit's- whose object was evidently not • friendly one. Among i the 1 """ the 4 1 ohm be ww Innianth If' . "reelairied of his s which he bad contracted the debt with Mr. Challis. Primmer limpudently)-No, but [found the intellect. . voked one, and ordered the defendant to pay a fin of 20a., . . these men were the prisoners, with the exception of Hell thumb. I took very little notice of it, 1.014,; there was lot ieUeo the inaolvest's datenieet, it appeared that he had wit -Yes, and • pretty nee you made of it. or ind e f a ul t of payment 21 days' imprisonment in the House and Hales, of Wolverhampton. They demaoded possession 1 ! H.- was the matter . I sew him again 'in , i..' 15 th of June. received WM , under his father's will, and about 130/. when Th e • in answer the prisoner , stated that as 110011 witness, . 11 ' ,"as th'* o "dr_ ;ring, fm° ,t a . it in het loch and the his another died in 1e54, whisk be received from his brother, 99 h. fond h ow thi ng . w ere go i ng on he stopped the one - MARYLEBONE. who wu dressing when he beard of the strange claim on his 1 s „ . _ i " . " '''it'Oeis. new a" e‘m,•• nis th'''Wh_•• I hare attitude , ' • butcher, at Tunbridge Wells From 1853 to 1856 he wasv came down stain and asked the uffruders the , maxim between them, an d took all the things away from A geotlemanly.looking man, who gave his name as Perei- Proper t y am , up to ton Perwet Ulm aorta • nninin• There was euti ll / i • railway clerk, from whisk tans he had no employment. the offices in Brod'street. sal &delete, was charged with having fraudulently obtained *yet ri their visit. Hall, of Longton, said they had mudslide id the Weer extremities. . t wrench of the back I He admitted he bad ao amain of paying Mr. Challis, but William H. Rickard, clerk to the Wheal Harriett Mining 3!. from Mr. Charles Furtado, • teacher of music, residing come to take peassesion of the ball. Mr. Oldscre asked, owed so disturb the nervous system, and emse the effects i tel be should have received some nioney. 0 7, proved that five of the shares of that company at No. 9, Hanover-cottages, St. John's-wood. " How do you make out your claim !" A man named probated. I ei tlr. Commnioner Nichols said the insolvent had OW pro . C 11. 3 7Ce0 transferred from the name of Colville to Compere. The prosecutor bad formed an acqua i ntance with the Harding, not p reset , thereupon produced • paper, which Crenexaniined by Mr. We're:us- Ile aecount up to this t en , f or .i roc ti or th e debt with yr. challis • hi s ilia Ann Meir, a formerpro fbe said wes t a e eopy of the w . . conduct Me primmer, whom they knew, came and made some in- prisoner from having been frequently in his company at the time will he &taut 5/. oe rd. lam uite 4stidled frau what ' waa i n d e f en „ihi c , and, having h justified no moms, • was Dot quirks about Mn. Colville's stock, and the information was Eyre And Tavern, and he had represented himself to Prietorof .h hall. Thomas Hales, of Langton, then said I have beard this ii i i, and seen hefort, the injury to the _ is living in the manner he had done id, the expanse of Mr. h• he • nephew of Mr. Retorts, the banker. He also said that that he claimed the property as beirot.law of Alfred Hales, lei aaa e " nir ed t h e weed' - r , l fiww, _,I no,abseela s ia,.‘" Challis. As, however, he had been in prime Woes the 22nd pale ' at o m felt muchsurprisedthat informationbe d • th e d had obtained • Vie. and he afterwards said he claimed it by an assignment of er hinshar seeseles. r. II aim it masa "^ mai I re . March he would he discharged in two mouths from the so fre e ly given respectin4 the state of persons' glare accounts, torla Cron for his semces in China. On Friday lad he Tbo.nas Hake, of Wolz o arhamp e tz d n, wh o in was the r e e c d el lir 11 pled it might be so, Putt since ascertained inn was vesting' order on the '..Mth August. sore. "The shame would not cause pralysie I think the mit offend great facilities fur fraud. seat to preeecutor a cheque for 251., signed "Percival IL ef th ey Ld had they should go e to a lawyer and take IN RE Anent SEAL Thomas Bracknell Lawn, secretary to the Hingston Ronda," on Oromanney, Son, and Co., and on in beingpro whatever ;if thej e . spool enel was Japed. Mere during woad not hove • • in regular way. y reed they had This insolvent was • coal merchant, at Gravesend . Down Mining Company, said that it was conducted under sentedfor payment it was ascertained that the drawer was Proceedings _ . Puled the empire I might have told the vicar that they have possession. Mr. Sargood opposed for Memo . Hood Brothers. the cost-boot system. He produced the transfer of five not brown to the firm. Upon the cheque above alluded to. come to take persimmon, and they wou ld aa " la a a ' ai I°°°° of it than them ''''' ••• • 6 " tw F iww• ; The insolvent had riven a person named Baker a bill of shone in the Hingston Mine, pupa-tin! to be transferred be (prosecutor) had advanced 31., which sum +u torn/dad Mr. Oldacre replied that they had no claim, and requested but that was at the hegiaaiag. they refused. Thomas Hales, sale, b y which 1921. had been obtained, to the detriment of by Mrs. Colville, who was at that time • shareholder. by • messenger who brought tohim a letter with the request them to leave the house , hut Fleury Toward deposed-I am the master of the national • of Mow Cop, and Richard Hale, had got hold of the keys _, the auditors. Whale say applicatias was made, the transfer was effected forao advaoce of 51. thereon. From inquiry made at the wt." " 1161k4 ' .. (* " "j ' t Th• 142 ' 11 " `'''"' t ' n " a f •"" The court gave • iudgmeot of nine months f m the vest- without an • inquiry sad it was stated that Admired it t ed outthatsuch the pro s°- strict ; printed y, urn - of two entrance doors of the ball, and reined to give them keeling dories prayers, aad moose other Avg to iso the ..,,,, „ wee f ,,,, - - • . r• op. The two parish . constables of Norton presently came Mrs. I called him op dim/arch and taxed Lim with it, -•- ' - making away with his property. foams could be obtained et almost any stationer's in the ner mie known there as being connected with the naval Isell- and the men still refusing to give up the keys, City. service, and it was further shown that his alleged re. to the. wh. she •ienial ii.ing ao. I canal two other boys up ae they wen taken away from Thomas Hales, .of Mow Cop, weal. I asked the 1... y *event tones over to hold hie Pad WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT-Serr. 25. The Recorder again made some remarks upon the very ktionship with Mr. Roberta, the banker, was uufounded , ape hut re• flinch..l nick every time. I caught hold of his (Before Mr. Bayley, Judge.) dusted. said toproeccuto r, " For mercy's sake, don't charge me." retain Bowes them. ion of He also tried to hide one of the who bad got both of them, and who struggled violently to loess manner in which the transferring system was con- Whentaken into custody , Eaton-terrace, at his lodging in be cor".r. alei rat bin. across thi back • few times with a entail lITS-C1X)• T. 110:11AW. Mr. F. H. Lewis-But, my lord, it is done through • In reply to question* from the prisoner, to r m id keys inside his trousen. The men were then put out, all r • calm. but dal to get him across my knees. I dallied th e This was as action brought by the plaintiff , an utile, broker • that there had been& bet with him (prieonerr:7l( c ); 2 . to 201. but two or three who had previously gone when requested. other boys al. well. I did ont notice him afterward". I had rt ., t h e d e f en d ent. the executor of the late Mr. Ingram , The Recorder-Yes, but be is not known. against Kettledrum for the St. Leger, and that in the course On the following moraine the prisoners returned to the be. n dam. newly ill from breaking a 1.10.1.ve5w4 un d h a d eof the /// st adL, / N t o l a d, named Curtis , ' the employmentof the di to of their la' which he ( • ) had ball with needy 100 other moo, and 00 their approach all proprietor u rei e au ow era, recover A nani tit ooly returned to the school a day or two before. The day the doors and other approaches to the house were eecured. the sum of four Fitness for work done in supplying the of the Paden Cowed Mine, produced a transfer of five borrowed of prosecutor bad been paid. art, I beat him I saw him walking in the street. Hie t them, although very much paper nth engnvums. The defendant pleaded never in. shares, also forged in the name of Mn . Colville. These Mr. Yardley remanded the prisoner, ,and refused bail. dr. Oldscre went out to r••• biotin th to t mother was with him. Sbe Peleliu:lel of my ill-using her ridded. had been left on the 9th of March at the office for transfer, alarmed, and expostul&ted with them, g em d ac boy. I said 1 was very sorry, and if I lead .litireal him I It appeared from the evidence of the plaintiff, that during' but could not say by whom. SOUTH WARK. like toglishmen, and not do what F.ngla men shoed be 1 wooll pay the doctor. the lifetinie of the late Mr. Ingram he had been engaged The Recorder-I hope the companies bear the loss of the 1 40 11 ts Phillips and Waiter James are similar evidence, on various occasions to supply eni,Tevings no wood for the shares? A smart military-looking ran, who gave the came of ashamed to do. They again said they had come to take Francis Alan-heath , but who has been recognised as the son possession of the property • and Thomas Hales, of Long . i • 'lite Rev. W. X. Rowland said -- 1 am the vicar of th e of a berrater of many years' standing, was brought up for rti e introduced eiffrl b i e freles i ta l'i r et W o eive ;, h = :ag e s 1 I E7lb. Th e ty'tirlleteedougbith:ihtele!"qtr me, wawlyire"idbabde, use of the paper, which were always paid for. At the Mr. Lewis said it would fall on the prolocutor. death of Mr. Ingram the management of the paps by Kr. Leighton, from whom the plaintiff , and deo his tone 1 I had - him strop% I u iTs the ,g ,achdiouse, r ev r d ia n evceivet i an c v d to .lr was lik.Ema in me wit h sa ail exasened him all over from his shoulder. down, and • • - - ".. supply -1° P a i -- hued scarcely anything the matter with him. I thoroughly nuel Glowers, 3, Crownohamben, Threadneedle- proved that be bought the whole of the f shares . In the iodictrnent from the prisoner in °regular = " a ed t Praying of the group of Sit. George and the Dragon ati way of business. He had known him as a broker for five the summit of the Westminster memorial column which y and had paid him the market price final examination, charged with obtaining refreshments to the amount of V. 16e. from Mr. Alfred Harris, the Pre- held an assignment of the property executed by the heir. Prieto; of the Old N s Hoed $4401, High-skeet , South- Thomas Hales, of Longton, in reply to Mr. Oldadre's further wart, under false and &oddest preteoces. The case has &heady been reported. remonstrance, told him they were not come there to he talked to, but to take posaesaion of the hall, and possession examined IWe the master frequently. He was very Mr. Combs, asked if the other fellows who had dined they would have. Mr. Oldaere forbade them to approach erected io niemory of the officers and others h o lost - Head, the officer who took the . at his h prisoner one ill aisot the time this occurred, and wee vas weak as he with the prisoner had been found ! the house, whersupou Thomas Hales, of Longterm called their lives in the Crimean war. The plaintiff accord. at Daktue, odd he found him in the coal cellar. p0....1.1v could be. IrumecterMoore replied in the negative, but since the last upon the other to burst open the doors, aad after a I 1 SI r. Woosisim, in reply, said he .li.l not ask for vindietive ' lv went to the sculptor, and obtained from him • pho. The prisoner was convicted and sentenced to twelve tea l" ph of the group from which l executed engraving , the' dim . re.. but he did claim such damages as would in some s , s "" d re s i tso 5 b b • • f e ui p:See, b ut la re an MOW imprisonment . poo applicattoo or payment The Recorder expressed • hope that for the future more examination it had been ascertained that a pair of boots had moment's hesitation the whole body made a rush at the hem stolen from • bedroom adjoining that which the ph kitchen door, and kicked it violently. The prisoners were shclit degree compensate for the iojiny sustriii. t d. dou theprisoner, ringleaders in the attack. Not succeeding in opening the Mr. Leighton ref to comply with the request, in coo- care would be taken when stock was transferred, and that per had selected. The bu n ts werefoun H.. li.oioar mot the master was Moine.' ia ?wishing the %wet , e of which this action wen b rought. the handwriting should be tested by comparison with the and his old shoes had been left behind . in . door with kicking and pushing, they g a heavy piece of boy :ail no doubt the injury Was caused II the wrench-The prisoner said he put the boon on mistake. wood, and with that forced it open, following the accom eller the defence, Mr. Leighton was called and said that signature of the person in wham name it stands. unintentionally done, no doubt : but it did not affect the Mr. Combe observed that it was • singular mistake, as ehshment of that feat by • loud cheer. They entered the tho Illretrated 1 de; N i n , which Nora was • paper char oter of the schoolmaster to the slightes,. He oar very his ware shoes. Would he plead guilty, or go to the sessions back kitchen, and made for the inside kitchen door, • very architects, sculpture an others were Desirous of Lavin sorry for the defendaat, the inthe ing nosed by him an- their work illustrated, and thus obtain •• good advertin g . for tidal? strong old•fashioned oak and nailed door, and after cone only in the CIMINO of h is dut y. He must, however, THE POLICE COURTS. ment, and for that purpose they often pay artiste very The trisoner leaded Filly. battering it for a cousiderable time, th broke it give jinl i tu,ent for the plaintiff.- Damages, 201.-Sioves- iinndiemei send in yto engraving for them to the paper. -- 4.- Mr. nibs told him a was • disgrace to the name he in two or three and then knoc ked it down. h e r.. .Inr real. had assumed. "Cap tain Macheath " was a celebrated high - This exploit was P a l li e r iollowed by a cheer. A large The drawing o in eation wag sent under similar mecum- MANSION-HOUSE. stalled*, he (Mr. Leighton) positively swore that DO Zoned Levy , who WWI brought up on Thursday last, Puna, but he • ways paid his tavern . bills. He twee a ra t ty rush e d into the house, and whilst • portion made GREAT POST-OFFICE ROBBERY. order bad been given by him to the plaintiff to execute the charged with having in his possession two country bank good sort of • f . , did ellow, arid Dingo sneaking about bilking or the apartments, and brought out all the furniture ennavine. n o te s of th e va l ue o f 5/. eac h, w hi c h were s t o l en f rom a hotel•keepers and stealing boots. As • caution to him for th e y could lay their hands on, and brought it to the door, i . 11 our police report, of yesterday appeared a The learned Judge gave judgment for the defendant. post letter in transit from Louth to London, well knowing the future, he should . oedema him to three months' band the other portion took it and deposited it in the yard. Mr. short account of the came against • young man named Pullen , There WILe acotber action brought by the plaintiff to re. them to have been stolen, wu again brought up for fur- ler m ilt . W Wow All Oldacre struggled and got into the house to protect it as a letter-carrier in the City, who elands changed with having cover the sum of six manses fur supplying the paper with User examination. ,schoobagentomnplained ofasystem of fraud which well as he could from the spoliation which was going on, accrcted a out number of keen that had been entrusted an engraving of "Bra 's Traction Engem," which &Imo ter. Mr. Mullane solicitor to the Bankers' Protection Amnia. was carried on by a of swindlers, who made use of the but Hall, who was stationed at the door to prevent thou to :out to deliver. It is stated that not fewer than 1,444.1 minted in judmoom& eras for the defeedaat. Lu g is firm. Wm preens had obtained a copy of outside from going in, and those inside from going out, tin, attended 'to conduct the prosecution ; and Mr. Sleigh, name of h col.: mien-ate-Pas of various kinds were found in his posses• barrister, appeared on behalf of the prisoner. his school list, from which they selected tames in the pushed him back, and struck him, and immediately another sou : awl as his walk noluded the most important caw From the evidence adduced on the previous examination country and forwansd a letter, of which the following is • man struck him-he believed Joasph Hales. At last Mr. n...-1,..,1 district in the metropolis, it will readily be under. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. it appeared that on the Wednesday the prisoner presented • 186 .___ cop' :-" 100 Blackfrisn-road, London, S., 19th Sept. Oldacre got inside, and went into his study, where he found 1 N , ~1 bow greet is the dismay which the discovery of bia -- - -'. - - pregrameory note on the Waimea and Lincolnshire Bank for d ' -Would receive the tiedermentioned ! n endeavouring prevent li (M r . Oldacre's) you Creswe ll to is li di..lionnty has occasioned. It is stated that Mason. 1:1,, o soil Co., the banker". of Lornhard-.treat, received fn le anio t the min letters OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justin Bytes) ...6....... et 0 00ed- Tilcock , a detective officer, was called in, and told the of that the note was ore • num "°- a g Y estaala Y' am datad Ow Jose. 46 • wretched • l I dose led 1 --- in last in its transit through :eo ing man, n ma • roma letter Februu payment at Meagre. Barclay's, and it was found that it was If so, please to remit our registry fee, 10s. 61. , in stamps , daughter opening the window to let in some neighbours, y ter some boutsgot in and the h er that w eds s t o l en when we will at once place you in communication with and t rou bl e a l arge number o f neigh , the patentee for the refusal of the pupils.-Yours faithfully, sasailiu;ta were ejected. Besides the damage done to the June ri, advising the nonmayment of • draft for 1,1171. r rra • • . f r ,,,„ the National B an k o f tkodend l a ja Nt i e ee ,, emus , was charged with maliciously and feloniously get- Post-ono& from Louth to Mann Prescott's :X ad Sidl e Main , Manager .-' Two little girls, eight and now . doors, the study window was broken, sod ot h er . injuries • ties fire to a stack of straw, the prop e rty o f Waltham asked him w hat the couldg i ve fh . 'on of A comfortable home In Hants is required, where ther ene wi d li . were effected. In crossonamination Mr. Oldacre said that emvc.l communications containing cheque and bills that „. *•••°u° of 0 4 e d ti oe should have come to band six weeks sup. MINIM Hsi- n ••••• • it. The prisoner said that he kept an oyster shop at receive the rudiments • sou fines . in 1860 he received notice fryer Thomas Hales, of Longtoo, clay and Bevaa an not yet in receipt of four no w ay now Mr. Taylor onducted the prosecution. Boulope, and on Wednesday, llith September, three men Terms, to include extras, 1501.. per annum.'" Several f ladies that be claimed the ball, amid that he should take proceed• po two of the Vice sad two of the Great Northers The =er u in to!. ine„thiesedar appeared a coelze t ° ban e re s idin gttle right at s i t ir e irinto his shop and had three dozen of oysters. lie forwarded the stamps as required, but they soonf ound out i s i : go to Le:o e v e e t r i. it. Mr. i ie. the attorney who ill rebb Ward ener w e al d an aet but R.:l s sra ' v, transmit to their firm by Mr. Barclay from W es tthem to make haste, as he wanted to go and get some that they had been duped. rvd • Dorking, on the nth . net sad a draft from the branch of the 17th of Augusta stack jou straw belonging to him, English money, as he was comingeo Eugland that day. One II . Combo advised the applicant to communica ' te with he bad heard nothing of the claim since. Be had told 11 the Loudon ad County Bank at Knightsbridee. Morn and which was worth about 301., was set oa Are, no of the three men said he would h awl him the Pare. give Lim some, gave Hales that, if he (Hales) wanted to prosecute the claim, he Curries, t h e b ea k.. .a Corahill , are not , ,"o receipt a doubt by as neendiary, and entirely consumed , two country notes for 5/. each, one Bank of England note Jain Walker, • respectable.looking man, was charged (witness) would give him 100/. to do it, on condition that if • - • in i: t c, d i- Nothing was beard of the origin of the fire until for 51 and 5/. in gold, for which be gave him French motley with stealing several valuable Glee, the propea r l in f Mr . ee. he did not succeed the 100 f. should be returned. Mr. Old. • not,. and bills amounting to NATO hu .. sent, two .. err time s months ago, fro m ii . niteid, in y ootthive; end a few day! afterwards, when the prisoner went in exchange. The o ffi cer then asked him if he had any Pacey, the contractor for building Westminster- acre denied that 100 or 200 "roughs" of Norton came to if, as surmised, the notes were country note", they could to the police s tati o n at West Ham , ad told e th er notes about him, and he Landed him another county Mr. Cohen, wholesale dealer in tools, carrying on his assistance armed with bludgeon*, or that he had con. ' le cashed unqueitioriel in London with facility. Messrs. the s e l lr wri t rat du t y that he wish ' ed to give note for 51., and deo ii Hack of England note for 51. On in tbeWaterloo•read, said that on Saturday night, about nine mined to have a mob present. There were perhaps fi fty Wi ! liana . mid 1•10000, of Birchin -lane recoveredf ou n dries, but hat himself up for something he bad done wrong the week lseingesarched at the station 25/. IA. in gold and silver was o'clock, theprimonerentered his shop aod offered • number of persons there, and some ethers were from the no seeneinen ii,..„.. Bear, th . i elho . d ,..„1 7 ,,tua hm . before. Thesergeent asked him what he had dope, and he found upon him. files for sale. Xitness examined them, and finding some of all came voluntarily to give him whatuaistance they could, posture aommuninitioes thatsbould have reec:ied them at then uked h im if he remembered the fi re at Mr. Tanner's ; Wherein were called yesterday, who proved the porting them very valle, he asked the prisoner how he came pow and no personal violence was used. After hearing a rut ll the Leginaing of August ; and Mr. lichwarrebild, &nip inerehatit, of Londerdotrest, haul tenders for gunroment and upon his Collie' hire be dui, he mkt that he lid set the of • latter in Louth, addressed to Messrs. Prescott, seised of them. He at Ant said he was a carpenter, an had stack on fire, and that he did it with • limiter match. The en d deal of evidence the case was adjour notes and cheques, of which the two country used them in hie business, and afterwards maid he was a -Birmingham Post. nod till Monday next. • enotracia unexpectedly returned upon his hands. A gen • pn&orier complamed at the name time of being hungry and aotes emi ; i Zuced by the officer formed part, and den to the grainer, and that he fond them. Witness sent for • con d. 11140 ILI the ireighbonrhoud, urgently called upon to attend destitute, and asked for food, and the sergeant gave him sce-reetipt of the letter at Marra Prescott's bank. stable. and gave him into custody. He had since ascertained ,hnth , and in a question involving the di . • ion of a •003 e bread and.chesse. The prisoner afterwards said that Xis. ...loch, of 3, Camden-place, Camberwell then de• that the prisoner had stolen theta from the works at West- WEATHER REPORT. will, in July, received the intimation yesterday. The he had walked up to Loaders from Liverpool , and th a t on the 16th August she received 100/ in Bank of minster.bridge. authentic. of the Post-office repudiate alte;tther any ire- that 1 " one wou ld do anything for hint, and be sates from Messrs. Linton and Clarke, stock- The prisoner said he was assistant storekeeper to Mr. WIDNESDAY, BEPTINSIE as, a2O 9 &IL eporeithility for these loseev aid occurrence., declsrhm, was batter off in prison than starving about the streets. sad • few days after that she was going from the Pony, the contractor for the works of Westminster new I sender their regdatmos, that they do not guarantee the sale It farther appeared that the prisoner was an entire stranger City homewards, and took an omnibus at the Elephant and bridge, and the files mine from there. He was extremely B. IL M. D F. jC. I. a. d0. ,,.. y, a „ ayes af anatami 1a "... .. thank say to the prosecutor, and there could not consequently haw oriii. She theu had her puree in her pocket, containing sorry, and begged forgiveoeos. °dicer who nay wiled his duty on this account will be bees any ill.feel between them, and there was also an seen elthe notes given to her by Meant Linton, and oa The nutristrato said that as it was necimeary for some one celled to strict, account, ad it the Poetnicater•Oesseal animas of any e vidence to show that the prisoner was even reaching home she found her purse was gooe to attend and identify the files he should remand the pri. --- -- - - --- --- - - thiuk fit will be required to make good any for that may mist Mr * aPe6 attire U ' e ef un t i h m e in fint u the Mr. Gordon clerk to Meagre Linton, chimed that the 51. sourer until Monday next. He also complimented Mr. b e .osta:rod." J udge in s p case to the jury, Bank of Eagla ' nd note pndoced by the officer 'filorick bore Cohen for the manner in which he bad acted. If all trades- ~ 19.40 60 49 6.1. r 5 It ia believed that th e depredations committed by Pollen said th at it was undoubtedly on e g of a very peculiar chi'• the woe number rod date as one of those which he paid to men had acted as he had done, there would be very few i= u , 2037 50 49 Y.N.W. in 2 Mr net confined to the eau of 51 . Harkey, which is reefer, and lid tad y= woul wed g i h.lio tb d e ec e id e e th w er he e tt f ie t r h t e he ee i: e rieoner . Ibl . ..Li i n i c d h ie p . t t h: . l6th 4nnii . lama tod et at N.Z. r 2 died fora t further remand , in o kievel. THAMES. itzawtot 29.3 1. 112 le L 5.1. 0 2 at prank the non one under Old' isl • ti di , - - s ' awe° :;'' °a ' mid tis whether hr object, in the destitute 000dition iu which he to teaks inquiries respecting e the Bank of En 13014, Alexander Larrener, • Scotchenan, was charged with AIDROWIAN 29 311 It al Ken. which the prisoner will be re-examined at Bow-street.f 2 fond himself, wee not to obtain food and shelter. which he did not know until that morain had been stolen. moulting Margaret Sweeney, a girl aged 13 years. PORTIIOIg 2937 IS 52 N. b 2 ) THE FATAL ROTHERHITE .. - _ . ... - . . BOILER EXPLOSION AT 11.-THZ SMOKE ACT. Yesterday the jury returned the f••llowing Ter- N The Nut jury, after • abort consultation, found the prisoner Mr. Slei h said he was other Guilty. frilled shou ld make such an ' • their surprise d tha t his learn . Newry Willwa, 21, shoemaker, was indictol for the man. then was not • tittle of evidence to show that the so slaughter of William Tbdo. Mr. () ,ridge conducted the prosecutios. knew the notes were stolen, and said the pripou s state ment when he was taken into custody was quite consistent riendless. tared A gentleman from the office of Messrs. Sheen and Roscoe, annil" 20•56 14 61 L 14.1 Othwar contended that solicitors to the " Associate Institution for Improvine . and suasmouss 29.31 0 , ~ Kit . pri ner Enforcing the Laws for the Protection rued for the prosecution, and said the of Women , ap. lummoot girl was poor and wasaart• MU 63 M W.N.W. It that he ' and bable and the thieves would do 1 The compleinant said she was servant to Mr,. Curley, • /I=r el"L ore 2940 ad 56 11. W. smeared on t night of the .10th August the Awe , e 2 m 2 m 1 e 6 O 1 e 3 26.33 61 le B.W. r - diet :- "Thal the ileceoud promo led their line by the The LONDON decesaed and his wife were in Shoreditch, and that the de- WWII be to get rid of the notes wherever they could. e , lodgiart.house keeper in Queen ' s Head-alley, Wapping. . e „.,,__" ••Ph w w w ___, °f • certain, stlwr,,_rd'r• the art water hata g__. s aaar _; ceased me somewhat the worm. for lieand h e should, therefore, ask his lordship to discharge tbe primmer ' prisoner was a sailor, lately paid off, and had been lodging "`" vuor, was bats.!,quer •"' wanting • ' m aw . '" w Pr'Y "• water '''"' that rolling with him wile, and was very violent, and sp or e M r , at Pee. He showed his lordship • certificate from the in the house for five days only. On the previous night, . 2135 58 66 W.N.W. P0R2111100911 ? 1951 63 IA N.K.W. Pornap PM 66 64 W.N.W. r 2 ✓ 3 ✓ 4 this emu from an anion of proper are and attention He had a o in his hand knit ' ha at the time, and th e w ee p. Commissioner of Police at Boulogne, stating that he bad between nine and ten o'clock, she w Ii WI wiping a table, ?mom 129.20 60 AS LW, r 6 cm the purt of thine in charge of such boiler. to be very frighteeed, and the bystanders juke. sided there for the last 18years, and was • vary respectable 1 when the prisoner suddenly came behind her, seized h hr irainrenon ram 14 62 W. 0 6 ) i violent! upon the floor. Owns Mr. Weller, at the cond... o f t h e proca,yoge,liceded f= li to ;scent her from injury. The prisoner was rola, bearing a good character. round the wake cod threw her y that Owe NMI 'oo'llki *litho the fact that a intscriplee n among the pececes who so acted, and it appeared that 9 Mr. Mulled said the peculiarity of the case was, that the ; She screamed aloud, and a woman came into the room and tiat aa MEL. I bad been eosainemed in aid of the widows and orphans of maw took race between him and the damaged, and the I prisoner wu found in rossemion of portions of the produce I rescued her. Unarm . the suffenn. letter struck him a violent blow is the eye. They wan of two distinct robberies. I dm Ann id% ere, a respectable married woman , said she /aim - - -- - sprinted, however, and shook bands. but in a few minotoo The Lord Major maid than woe re, anolst Mel. 51.......--- ....A...4...e f.....h he. ".,..ear Ivor awn Tnaarlale nimh• en.l 1.-1 - - - Henry Willem 21, shoemaker, was indicted for the man slaughter of William Philo. Mr. Orridge 000 ducted the peosseutios. It armored that on the night of the 30th August the deceased and his wife were in tihoreilitch, and that the de ceased was somewhat the worse for lepor, and he was quar relling with hie wife, and was very violent, rod struck her. He had a kaife in his hood at the time, and the wile ap paired to be very Ingbteeed, and the byetaiden inter fered to protect her from injury. The primmer was among the person who so acted, and it appeared that a sculls took place between him and the deemed, sad the latter struck him a violent blow is the eye. They . were @rousted, however, and shook bands, but i s a f ew inmates afterwards the prisoner wept up to the devalued and seamed him of striking him in the eye. The deceased said he did not know whether be had done so or not, and upon this the prisoner knocked him down, and in the fall he received in juries which :aused his death. Mr. Metcalfe, in his address to the jury for the prisoner, said it appeared to him that he had only done to the grit iasteace what would be expected from every Englishmen, lamely, interfere to protect a woman from violence on the part of a man, who had evidently very much ill-treated her, and who was armed with a knife, and in • position to be enabled to cause her still more serious mischief if some ooe had Dot interfered in her behalf. He also called the atlan tic. of the jury to Outset that the fleet assault was com mitted by the deceased. Mr. Justice Bytes having summed up, the jury found the primer Criltr , and he was sentenced to two months' im prisonment. THE FATAL AOCIDINIT TO • II t - u. TH1111111;AL YA ils NA A.. La —A has already appeared giving some poi oculars at • maident that had occurred to Mr. J. H. Woileeden, ens timaisaage.. of the Royal Queen's Tbe-itre, 11.11, while Ades a harm on the Natimihant Ma Mr. Welkwilea lingmed et the imirmary until Sue day afternoon la* whew be expired. to inquest was held an the following moles when it am eared that the de cased gentlenme had iwitsissil a fret ore of the bass of the skull. in Textiles's* of having been thrown violently from the home • beck. Mr. Wallet*, the clone and Queen's jester, tree ..a• d thin principal wittiness in the eves. Th e *ry resumed a verdict of •• Accidietal death." Deessand was owly . thirty.live years of see. sad was universally re apected to 11•11. havin& in ecojareetion with Mr. Melbonree, leen toasager of the death, for several yowl. The estate lialiniset p ia at prosiest closed, in consequence of the mdse• daily emit. We find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring &tent. Malaya road the *ghat rimed, for LaLitaal easati paten% la.tiontiaa , oranampe.,a. , -.4alta, coals. EMEns. hosswlsilla Isismorrhou,ls. IMMO/PPM rept. Wks, aelethy. eatwhiney. distenrare. biltounea., tar. tal=11.13:4:1;:e.--Aveleaw hWWste g:l fr 11 D i ....l. u lt. mi r , : .. Dr. Harr7 .: m eal rosionstly• thee tea. soil.. corm or trot User oil. a en all sl.rlesi sad apetheenrierf MIK it fifty times Its osif la other erittedlaa restarts( posrepi teeth is the mart enfeebled at dientlee..l —Parked I. the. IP. , T. •I ; Va. •- T.I _.."' lla Ink . 15t a....... ei11e bee r d. : d a ce s:raw. atta—B2,l7 At Barr) ime iM, 77, ;_she, at at. tirameharett. Om* . 4. 414 - 7C - 0617:11 sod Ilk Oillimistrect. --tAdrer• Ilimmt J The Lord Mayor said there was no doubt that there were sta through whom stolen notes got into circulation, and that such agents might have the multi; of two robberies in their possession at one time, and would pass them where they could, and if those notes poised into the bends of par ser of good faith they would naturally go to the bank to get them changed on arriving at Loudon. He thought if the prisoner had been aware the notes were stolen, he would hardly have rue as it were "into the lion's mouth." He thought, under the circumstances, however, he would hardly be Jus tified in discharging him ; but he would remand him , and take hail for his re-appearance. Mrs. Ano M'Kew, a respectable married woman. said ithe was about to fetch her supper beer at Tuesday night, and bad just left bar house when she beard loud screams and cries of Save ma." She rushed into Km. Curley's boom, and saw the girl Sweeney on the floor and the prisoner near her. She told the prisoner he ought to be ashamed of himself. He said be was very sorry ; A wee the drink that had made bun act as be hail done. . . _ Mr. WOolry c s;filibe prisoner had committed a most improper, unjustifiable, and brutal smash on the girl, for which be 6ned him 31. Mehomed Mostrie Mussel* Owls*" Z. 8., was charged with an assault upon his wife, Clem:am Another summons bad also bona taken out by Eleanor ULERKEN WELL. O'Riley, a middle-aged Irish woman, against Madame William Good, aged 156, who described himself as of no Ooddeen, for committing an assault upon her. ocougotion, was charged with uttering a forged Bank of Mr. Poland appeared for the Monte's. Ragland cheque for 101. ea the lath of July last, to Mr. O'Riley mid she was in the service of the lifoalvie, at Strout, at I, Upper North-pleat Only 's-inn-mad. Craddock.villa, St Jameevaquare, Nottiog-hill, for oft The prisoner, who appeared to be suffering from delirium week up to the 9th inst. Rhe was to have left on the tremens, formerly moved in very respectable circler, and it Saturday before, but at the request of the defendant she was stated that his life was assured for 3,000/. consented to stop. On the following Mooday the defendant Ik. Joseph &nous said—On the Nth of July last the was very cross, called her by an offeeehe name, and ordered prisoner, whom I have known as a customer for many years, her to leave the house. She was going upstairs, when the carols to my shop, and asked me if I could cash a ebeque for ddeadant caught her, pulled her Melt, and injured her leg. him. I told him I did net think I could. Tim prisoner The witness called her landlady. Mrs. Dowissy, to prove this replied, " his see of th e old lady's," mean*, I nip- that else came to her in a very feeble stat e a ft er th e violence Peek his olotissria-kw, "I ma very bully off, and I sup- elm bad received. 1 peas it will be the lest I shall have from her." The pri- The dofondaut denied the statement, and called a Riudoc, Kew banded tot the cateques lad said. "Ide ad want all wise had been her manservant, to prove that no material the swag to-day, give me wt. and I edll meth theacesew vkienc• Led been used. Defendant had ordered her to Sea the reet." 11 1 vie, by my ibra*se. pre Ss psi leave the hemp at acessat of her dirty habits. TIN prisoner was accordingly remanded, bail Laing taken, himself in 1001., and roe surety in 501. Brokaw' Marlin, a reepeetable-lookiog moo, @unsound to take his trial for the maaalaughter of Stephen ()Ghana Dickiii promoted; Yr. Lillsy was couoial tor the deleace. The prisoner, it appeared, was the easinctor and owes eional driver of a Peahen ceribas, of which his brother ie the proprietor, aad lie deserted was in the same eereice. Cto tbie wising of the ph of ilopicenher the omnibus was in the Okl [wt-reed ea Ms way to towo, the deceased being sae 40. ...irises astlag as conductor. Whew the vehicle enfvsd at the Shad Ann it esemed Mot sa alien cotioo took p i le Itelyese the primer end the elswass4. which coetiam e d k w a eseideii dilesee, swd at keg* EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg at mean sea level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one.htendredth of an inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above 32 deft., canalise nearly three-hundtedtha increase. h.—Exposed thermometer to shade. 31 —llolskued bulb (for evaporation and dew point). I) —Direction of wind Lruo—two points left of msg. vette). F.—Force ;I to IY—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). flattish( b, blue sky c. elands (detached): f, fog hall :1. lightninit misty chary) o, overcast (dal) ; r. rain; S. UMW ; t, thunder. 13.—Sea disturbance ato 9). Z.--Calm. MIS SIGHT AND SO-NORZOM. SINCE LAST RIPOST. North Britain—N.E. to N.W. erth.Easterly—Osic to N.W.--Stroag. Bain Ireland—W. to N.—Oats Nast Coast Westerly pas— Eats LE. to N.--Oals. loath England—W. to BM.— Ittrong—Rain . ILE to W.—Oats. DR. DE Jorratea LIGHT BROWN COO LIVER OIL. —Digoehias or Cm tenons.—The simplest, the safest, and the beet remedy, sod the most untrltloui aliment to administer to children of feeble health and delicate constitutions to Dr. de /eagles oIL All medical men agree that this excellent oil is taken vere easily and much liked by children. A recent paper by N. Trousseau, rend at the Hetel Dieu, attests in eulogistic terms the wonderful success of what he designates this " precious ape doe." in all the enfeebling diSegiel of infancy and childhood. Pr. de Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil Is sold only In expiated imperial hal:Mote te 6d.: pints, 4s. 9d.: quarts. Da : by his sole consignees, Amer, liarfoni, and C 4.. 77, Strand, London and by respectable chemiste.—lAdvertimment.l MARKETS. TA ',LOW. —WED:a/WAY EVENING. —The market was 6rm today. Prices closed as follows:—'.Spot, new, 475. 3d. to 475. lid. ; Oct. to Dec., 475. 3d. to Cs. fd. ; Dec., 485.; Jan. to March, 48s. to Its . 6d. ; March. 49a. Delivery to last evening, 1,137 soaks ; arrivals, 1,650 make. COTTON.—Lrvnarool., Brrr. 21.—We have a very ac tive demand to-day, and the sales am large, with a dearer tendency. The sales are 30,000 bales, including 20,620 American, 61d. to 10gd. ; 6,000 Surat, bid. to Aid. 3,000 Egyptian, 9d. to 12d.; 150 Pernain, 101. llO Baia, 91d. ; 120 Maranham, 100. ;of which 15, 0 00 are lce speculation sad export. The week's import is 272 bales. LEATHER AND HID} —Dunn` the het week the leather market has not presented any change. The transac tions have not been large, and are chiefly confined to English goods. Crop hides of 401 b. and upwards are scarce and in request. The supply of English butts over 241 b. continues small. and prices are wall sustained. In other articles there is no alteration in value. About 5,000 salted River Plate hides, 000 Rio Grande hides, and 4,000 River Plate horse hides, have been sold at previous quotations. Market bides are in good supply, and were slightly lower on Tuesday. CORN.—Bostoir, Serr. 25.—A fair supply of wheat at our market ; the trade ruled dull at le. decline. Wheat, red, Ms. to Nis. • white, 158 s. to 61e. Very little demand for oats, at 6d. ass money than last week, 12 stones making 235. and 245. Very few pees on offer ; white, Ms. to 405.; blue, 47e. to 493. New beans, 45e. to 46ii.; old, 575. to 59a. eroarrolt•ou-Tna,f3wr. 25.—The supply of wheat coast. wise for the past week is very large. To this day's market there was a good supply of gram. Wheat met a free sale at a decline of is. per qr. on last week's prices. Grinding barley in good request. Oats beans, and pees unchanged. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, coastwise, 3,732 quarters. GLAsaow, SEPT. 25.—This day's market ruled inactive, and the improvement gained in prices of wheat at the end of the week was lost, in some cases 6d. under previous quo tations being accepted. Barrel flour, from scarcity of sweet parcels, maintained its value, but sacks were 6d. per 2601h5. lower. New barley about 6d. par boll cheaper. Scotch oats and Irish feed were offered at 6d. per boll reduction. Oatmeal in favour of buyers. Beans and peas steady. Indian corn 3d. to 6d. per boll lower. cern& —Sol:mutt., Barr. 25.—Trade was very heavy to-day sod sellers could not make a alsersoes. Beef made firm 3s. 4d. to 4s. Rd. ; mutton, 4s. to se. 4d.; veal, 4s. OL to 51. Od. ; pork, 3s. 4d. to ss. Od. per stone of Blbs., sinking the oQaL COALEL—Lormon, Pam 25.—Craghead SWAM, 14e. North Patton Gas, 13s. ; Tanfteld Moor Butes, 13s. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. ; Walla End Hatton, lits. 3d. ; Walla End Braddylls Heston, 19a. ; Walls End Framwel• tzar. 6d. • Walla End Hatton, 20a. ; Walla End Kepler 18.. 9d. ; Walla End Mussel's Hatton, Dia. 9d. Walla End Stewart's, 19a. tid.; Walls End Candor, 1011 . ; Walls Ead Heath Hall. 18s. 9d. ; Walks End Whitetail, 164 . ; Ceara! and Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. tid. ; Car way and Darya Malting, 24a.—Shipa at market, 25; sold, 23. TRAFYIO RETURNS. Mika ea& Moe- Total, Total, 11.811.41411 *pea wears chandLe 1861 1//aa Week eadlog May U. A a 4 4 Bast Indian gaalway North-West Provinces 123 477 1.532 2,009 1,165 Ditto June 1 126 460 1,048 1,607 1,406 Week siding Judy SW . . , Great Indian Pennant's Bso* 1,669 969 0,538 2,473 Week ending Sept. T. Orand Trunks( tSmada 970 6,091 6,230 10,9.10 15,050 Week ending Sept. IL Royal Swedish Week ending Sept. 14. IftinburghandOlaistow **Wish North Kasten Week ending dept. 20. Belfast &N. Counties—. 166 1.918 876 2,213 2,090 Limerick and Fuynna Waterford and Kilkenny 91 2311 155 388 449 Waterford and limerick 77 7110 749 1,479 1,237 Limerick and Ennis Week ending Sept. 21. South Wake Week ending Rept. U. Ballad and County Down 49 479 lad —__ _— oeea: . n - ----• ---- iii 1.88! 1.848 Great Northern 330 16671 17,680 34251 27,795 Gres& Weaken laisouldre and Yorkshire 896 f 17,810 21,910 39,700 40,971 Leaden & North Western 10301 44.708 41,303 97.4712 87,563 London & South Western 15,702 6,904 21,606 Manchester, Shenkld, and Lincolnshire Oswestry and Newtown Ulster Week ending Sept. 23. Kaucbester, Mouth hug>. Lion. & Altrincham North Staffeedshlr• VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Avow'ltu (tarttuei, from Loudon for Singapore 33 days, August 3 -• ton Heiress, Clark, Clark, from Clyde for New York, Sept. 3, lat 43 N, lon 5S W. Halvah.% from Clyde for Adelaide 33 days. lat S N, lon 54 W. Lord Haddo (barque), from Glasgow for Cape of Good Hope 44 days, August 13, lat 17.47 N, ion 25.13 W, Southern Chief, from Havre fur St. Jobs, N. 8., Sept. 7, lat 43 N, lon 87 W. Victoria, from New York for London, Sept. 7, tat 40 N, lon 72 W. Warrior Queen ' .ship:, from Cork for Calcutta 23 days (troops:, August 12, lat 16.14 N, lon 36.17 W. EXPORT OP &Zell AND COTTON TO A MERICA.— THZ MAua, kn.—Yesterday the Liverpool, New York, and PhiladelphisCompany's steamer City of Washington, was de spatched from Liverpool fur New York with mails for the United States, about 60 cabin passengers, 174/. in specie, and a miscellaneous cargo, including a large quantity of cotton. The Quebec and Montreal Royal MALI steamer Norwegian will be despatched from the Mersey for Quebec to-day (Thursday), with the Canadian and United States mails. The box at the Liverpool post-office will be open for the receipt of letters, /4c., until 12.30 p.m. Late des patches may be forwarded rid Londonderry up to 8.30 p.m. without, and until 9.30 p.m. with late fees of ld. [Adeertisementt-MOLLOWalett OINTMENT AND Pmts.—Safety for Chili ren.—ln measles, diphtheria, scarlatina, and many other Infantile maladies, no safer or more certain remedies can be prescribed than this cooling Ointment and thew purifying Pills. The Ointment should be well rubbed upon the throat every night and morning, In the same manner that salt Is forced into meat to preserve It. From the damp, unsettled date of the weather colds and chest complaints are now pre valent. They can be quickly cured by Holloway's remedies, which may always be given with perfect minty. While the (hut ment Is used externally, the purifying Pills should be adwiei, tared in regulated doses according to the printed directions, easily to be understood, which are folded round each boo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ . . . - BRENETT.--fieptember It4,trit;;rTfe of Mr. A. Bennett, of Chaneery.lane, of a daughter. CALRY.—September 21, at Derby-road, Bootle, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. J. Coley. of a daughter. CAMPBELL—September 24, at till House, Barrow Weald, Mid dlesex, tho wife of P. Campbell, gen , of • daughter. IHOOlNSON.—fSeptember 23, at Ashby-dela-Zouch, the wife of A. Higglnson, VAq., of • son. MOLLINS.--Beptember 22, at Portlandaquare, Bristol, the wife of the Rev. J. Hollins. of a daughter. LRWlN.—September 23, at St. Mao-axe, the wife of I. Lewin, ▪ of a son. LONG.—September 23, the wile of G Long, Esq., of Lincoln's inn, of a daughter. YA RsTON.—September 21, at the Knoll, Knowsley-park, Prescot, the wife of the Rev. N. Marston, of n daughter. OSBORNE—September 23, at Ilatuilton.place, North Brixton, • T. J. Osborne, of a daughter. THOMBON.—September 24, at Christ's Hospital, London, the wife of the Rev. J. Thomson, of a daughter. WAUD.—September 23, at North Atlleyetreet, the wife of Mr. C. K. Wand, of a daughter. YONOIL--Paptember 23, at Illthopstoke, Banta, the wife of G. E. Youge, Keg , of a sou. MARRIAGES. ATlGl'ltT—BEADON.—september 24, at Cheddar, Somerset, by the Right Bon. and Right Re, the Lord Bishop of Rath and Wells. the Hon. W. L. 11. ACoutt, son of Lord Ileytesbury, to Isalielin Sophia, daughter of the Rev. F. AG. tleadon, leer of Cheiblai. CLIMES —9EYllolYR.—September at St. James's, Picea dUly, Wiscouut Clifdru, to 311 .is Seymour, danglacc of Lady Seymour. FOX —PHlLLlP:4.—September 24. at AU Saints% Hereford, by the Rev. J. Venn, the Rev. 14 E. Fos. Curate of Loweetoft, Suffolk, to Sarsh Anne, daughter of the Rev. T. Ehllhpe, of Herefoni. Plc.( I HUSBAND. September 23, at Handsworth Church, Birmingham, by the Rev. C. S. Upperton, Mr. J. Plekln. to Harriet, daughter of Mr. L. Husband, both of Bir mingham. POOLE—DYSON.—September n, at the parish church, Leeds, by the Rev. A Currie, Mr. W. S. Poole, of Leeds, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr..l. Dyson, of Kbabolton„ Hunts. TAYLDR—BEKRY.—september Pt. at St. Saviour's, Falkner square. Liverpool, by the Bev. 0. W. Wan, ILA., Mr. G. Taylor, to bliss Alice Berry. DEATHS. BARLOW—September la, Mary, of Mr. & Barlow, of Moss bank, Cheetham.hill, Manchester, aged 3d. BEN N ClT.—September 24, at Blackheath, Mr. G. W. Bennett, awl 46. Cllll2Tl6—September 23. at Preston Deanery, Northampton. L Christie. Eon aged TR OlLBERT.—September 22, at Bedminster. near Bristol. Amelia Anne, relict of the late Rev. W. J.ollbert, M.A., of Maid's Moreton, Buckinghamshire. aged 71. HARVEY.—September 33, Eliza, wife of W. Harvey, Ban., of Stoke Newington. aged I& HOOD.—September 21, at St. John's.wood.perk, J. Hood, Eat. of Wood street, Cheapside. NlCHOLSON.—September El, at High-cross. Tottenham, Lucy. daughter of the late Mr. J. Nicholson, aged 25. REMsET.—September 23, at Yorteacue House, Twickenham, Matilda, wife of Dr. Limey, aged 40. SMlTH.—September!!, at Rodneystreet, Liverpool, Mr. W. 8. Smith, aged OE SPICHR- t --Se er rtember SR at Alton, Hants Charlotte Elisabeth, W d Al i t t . ' --64m1=4 - =;:,„,.., age. ; l ll4omus•terrace, Chelsea. aged TO. Pasted iM PROlimbed try Wiimax am Ilti. . of No. e. Leaharda la the City of Loudon, Printer, at the Oise, la tiadautreet, in the Precinct or Wltitefriara TIVIIDAY.BIT/MOUR 14 Fr 1