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

~ 4 THE PYFR F.F. S, TR IT R_ , ', DAY I', VEN I NG, OCTOBER 10. 1861. - • .. -- • • NAVAL AND MIA.11.11:1% lIIDDLE..;EX SESSIONS. oreld net cone.. 1 this. : tal ilia anordingly idornicil The uiglit before lint there wax a f e arful br a wl. which FRACAS BETWEEN A t;UARDIAN AND THE - MARKETS. his eniployer. Mr. Wool; mid . the prisoner excused timi•h alarmed the neighbours. The num was 'roweled. .PIASTER OF -A WORKHOUSE. -- • -- • - - bin -elf to him Li . -,n le'.. -.ng the cooled of 'Met morning between the hours of 2 and 3 "'clock, soother LO .-WeDYEADer EVENING.-The mar: et e -,. (Bes.re the .I...istantefivige.) • his Met vile, :eel the thoc add ias, taw might Like its .euirrel took place, and the wanau Shit,' P. plate at A ripecial culuteittee of the Norwich Court of -TAL- - W • e d the cloying niter -, t At. ethetere. Ocr. 0.-I'Etitil.." , • - •!' APIN• I yr quiet to-day. The annex were . ...J., , amt ,. g ammen W. H o ll o w s ,. to ,;.. t. les' i leled. for Ma - n Ain !D./4aq ~ alia s Herrin/ma, • • girl of the SOUTIM. If he hal Dot made such • false chugs against his the man, which struck him ewe the arm and divided an Guardians met on Friday for the purpoee of wondering • roe se the Bieellew ;C. A. EY' t ' i '' ,, , T "'" e '''' t° the tow„ was esdicisil for stealing, awl el". foe reloaioadl i wife he would nut in all probability have beet, given into artery. ' 49s. 6d. ; January to March, 495. 9d. to 50e. ; o f .. i, f e e,.. „ r; A. W. 1'• ~ ..... I.' ••• 'AA to is 'curie:. a gohl 'recta aud chain, value 15f.. from Thomas custody. He prielured the certificates of th e t wo mar- Mr. Woolrych-I think you would bare been justified statement by Mr. Baker, a member of that body, with re- Dec. only , fills reek . u ••„ March, 50s. ; April to June, JUL same . Wei etym.. r awl appetites! t.• :'.. ..:. ea : awl I. Berryman. rine., and called in giving your lodgers into cuatudy for a breach of the spect to Mr. Tallack, the toaster of the workhouse. Purseil, posented 1.• a. 'Ws Bret ~..., 4•. i .. l ot engi n e., awl Mr. Was• pretended ; Mr. niekie defereled the prisoner. • Mr. Wm. Ester, who said-1 am parish clerk to St. pence. new, 50e. • old, 495. • all the row, 49a. 6d. to Os.; Mr. Baker-who said that lie preferred the charge with CorpoN,_L t r E aroof.,, Oct. 9.-The business to-ds . y . in appotate4 Ma the 1' .ark. Au a...istaut to Mr. Nt'hiatler, pawolwoker, of the Straw). Mark's Church, Kennington. I produce the register of The applicant-I want to get rid of them altogether. I gel lo b in id 'it If duty to do stated that us. um, SWIM ere.. Le WY . tton has been very large, with rather dearer prices. 'The ' r l-' r 'hieall • .• ' t .•• .e.i ie ,, * re ed tr....V.44.0t I . -- - •t.• • Ed •,.. 0 e 29'1.. f July the tele , . r i•!olged a gold matrix :ea for Mt. :eel on the 24tli of April. Itc.:l, there am out all day in the dock. My house, formerly a quiet Mr. Tellaek had teld the Ref. S. Titlow tbat he (Mr. °Le. 30 000 hales, including 18,6.50 Americas, at 7.W. to the g ams , f or .. q . tea is, the 0r. , .... , . : +el .1. v• • 11..:, - welds t ate, "thee. ma amounts lalceioed by a wan . i. a reenter of a marriage between iliehatd Megan Loot e r one, is is a oontieual uproar -- th ere is fightiog, ,ereauang, Baker) Lad'adrised the old own in the infirmary to go in -- are ' t eid to 91,d. ; 3 0 0 Egyptian, It to 11d. ; 10,1100 Surat, a , . wash lo the Indus. I.•r serva• iu Os , P. ••. TI. at sviite:s, it afterear,', turs i ed ait, bad Leas doles. Ou and Fiche Therese Van Nyvell. I was one of the attesting dninketreas, and ribaldry ; and my wife, a timid menu, to diuuer with their hats uo. it, coesequence of which the 104 d. to Hd. ;and 1.050 Bailie, at Od 1 .t o lOId. ;.4 which L ieu t.... u m V. 1 . . Bohemian, to the set. ogalotans; awl the 2et!. septemloy the prialwr offered wither watch in witnesses, and wax present at the ceremony, but I can ' t. has been greatly alarmed , rev. gentleman called to remonstrate wi th hi nt on his re- 15,000 ■are ti , , speculation and export. The week's import is I. A. Whimper. te the Maunder. • ; lw! --. wh:eii. of Skin.: iitedioncil, shc at first said lie- tate whether the prisoner an/ the lady present sae the Mr. Woolrych-Clive them notice to quit. camomile; such a mark of disrespect to the toaster. He 11 DV bales. Ansineuesseme ..0 J. letueualie. te 74.1 t.• Huipitiel .1. egeo to tar bartered, thee that it hail been given to her mirtia. The applicant-I have done so. The notice expires had, however done nothing of the kind ; stud on the ' Ind De. T li. Alli-... to be aiklitema: I • :ii Hoeinie. dy a geuth oo s fo e tid. Tee watch was detained , and the On being cross-examined by Mr. Lewis. be Kahl-From to , Tay. They Kay they won't leave. They have no (oral - mutter being , go into by the discipline committee, LEATHER AND HIDES.-The leather market con Mr 11. H. 11......A1 area been nuelimesel toe navel cadet- pri...te r o u le a vieg the wino nog g i ve n in .Large . The pri- the appearauce of the renider I should my the lady's rola- Jure. I have been kept up all uiglit, cad ant quite unfitted h hod -• He f' t: lead The demand of the put week has been for tey etitirely exonerated bun from the aocumataon. mum a y. e idap . Sorer soil the erweli ma th e MM.: that she bed punts' in tions were out present at the e.remotty. fur business. the supplies . gu s h icles At the last meetaug of the conenitk.e, however, Mr. Tallack almost all articles fully equal to 1 .11). Wfil.:ll was a fulech...d. She mama false addrese; her Mr. Wm , Giant Liiidaman, jeweller, 53. Chtspaide s ilaid-I M. '.'reolrych advised the applicant to purchase a printed again alleged that be (Mr Baker)had endeavoen to weaken of good crop hides 451bs. and upwards, heavy En butte Cil 17 1 '....1. tbs.?. it. i red ors, it was mid. wes 5. l'astle-cou- t. (74.1.1e•iitreet, know the primmer, and have known h'''' for tome years. form and give his tenants a second notice to .orat. if hie ah • ' . had 1 11 h uld to calf skins, and best East India kips are moat prominently ut orgy over the inmates, and one a sco A fall parade or the officers and turn i f the .Y. :ea' Artil- beeeeter.oeuire. arid her proper name wan Harringtos. The lady was introit...mei to me es hia wife. For some time that was not complied with on or before Wednesday p rocure a chaiii;e of officers. He replied that it was a lie, on demand . in Prices unaltered. About 4,000 salted River lot seek place at h e this ha a i.. a .. i , fe l the purpsee Toomie. !ferrymen. the proaecutor, .aid he lived at 40, rut she has been in the habit er coming to me for 12s . • next he (Mr. Woolrych) would issue his warrant to eject thich Mr . Ta lk . •" I* Pla hid MO Rio Grande, and /04 River Plate bore .Ta celled hint °reread over again a tar te es„ Lamm. Market hide. el premalmsting tie proceedings and hxaltug of a district Caitle-strect, list rd ir.arket. Ka.' was • 6111..1 maker. The week, which I paid her on account of the pri.oacr, and coo- the parties. and scoundrel," and on M n Baker's retorting the former hided have been sold at previous TM WMll...wtial Wk. I. A.... 10444 a few a.,, A pr. viously fur watch pri.;neril ea hi.. lln the 2.lsh of Steptenitew be tinned it up to the dm before he was apprehended. I know epithet, clenched ht, list and threatened to imock him maintain former rates. the trial .4 Privet . term.' Bruin, en e cheese of mane suppal with ante frieods ut the Angel at Is ton. Ile E m ily Bur g e ss , I p a id h et se ea c oo d it i ou t h at s h e wou ld highly maillowlitaite latiouao koala,. Lieurearint-Colcul elle with 1.. + friends woo after tw e lve, wh e n his watch was not annoy the prisoner any more , which he paid me back : THE CASE OF MALONEY . down. CORN.-BosroN, OCT. 9.-Our market was fairly see Mr. Ta ll ack, on being called on for his defence, acknow- Talbot. The emir e sentruc a l bum to six iii.niti.s' imprison sale as hi, pocket. He left hie friends for , but he was Dot aware I was going ti 1 h r. I paid the W pay t W., lodged that he bad made use of expressions which be could ] led withwheat to trade been at 2s advance, red p ; e was . • mod in the military primal, Fort &lattice. ' ...b. eter. moment, and on returning be missed them, and Pee weekly to Mrs. Loader with the prisoner's consent. I TO THE EDITOR or TUE EXPRE64. making 565. to 58s. • white, 595. to 625. The demand war , not justify, but said that first way in which Mr. Baker had , f- beans cad barley, and barely last week's rate. --- - . thi•Ling they might Lav e g o ne into the Red Lion public- always understood she was hi s wif e , I l ea , t h ere were Simi-The case of Maloney, convicted of murder - th a t „e , h• in pit to to nu, given un the lie, an 1.. 01d, 48s. to 495. Blue were supported-new, 41e. to 45e.; ronsmorrit, Off. 9. liotts”, nearly oppeote. be went there, hut did not find differences between theme husband and wife. The Pri is; his line, appears to have caused much sympathy, and I words retorting the abusive epithet., was some extenua.Zia • to 24s per fess 475. to 505.; white, 38s. to 401. Oats, . . The 'Warrior, -$O, brow scr e w fel :t ete, Captain the them. He !mil -"tea cis-and wider. and as he W" leaving solar came to my shop with Emily Burgess on one occasion w o uld beg to be allowed a short space in your columns to tem • and he urge d that Mr. Baker had frequently ' utter• o , 11.. e. Arthur C a: l ease , ca , w as m eowe d fr au , th e s h eer be Let 1M , 1.5.' end bustled about by a number of Persons t . 'alike a purchase, and be told me the ',SS hie wife. I make a comment or two on the evidence of Saunders . f e rmi in th e arraogemeets of th e workhouse, that he had ` stone. jetty toelay, eel placed aloopide Ma Bellerophon hulk. a Ito were deleting about, and he immediately mimed his shosild gay the signeture, Richer.' Morgan Loader, is the Thi s nun, who would seem to have looked in and Mane- t r i e d to subvert hi s authority hr talking to the e servants, servants, Swam:tette-Tun, Oct. 9.-The supply of grain this Nis will , .... L ., to 'r eseal 0rre0g ,,,,,,,..,. ..,.., out of si 4.-1,. He went hack aial told the Luellen' he hall been marriage register was not in the preaser's handwriting. fair , Wheat met • goal thereby retieed from the room d oor w h ere th e murder is said and that he. (Mr. Tullack) had been subjected to such a morning from the growers was . ,_._ ~ hardens thesoen.w. awl make as udicial trial of her ni a . tut and asked if be knew en,' or the Pend". by whom I Croes-examined- - - 1 wt, aware that the prisoner was about t o h a v e been co mmitted, states that the man' s luck was ser i. o f • that e t ei d cou ld h ave p a ti en tly eri • demand at an advance or IL per <Ptsrter over met wee " moyocations n y e Oata sale sl ow. Amery. he had been sorrousitied. The landlord ilairal to have the .to leave bin situation and go into business for hituself • toward* him and the woman facing , consequently one MOW dumb lie denied, however , having doubled hia fists (and . tT anii , es. Grinding barley without chug . , during the Woo!.'Wjetf i ray. le awil . hat mead be or es. lOW , en the person , whoever it ' prot-etion society, sa id -- lam well acqualoted with the pri. mo ti on o f th e m n ies hand to strike • blow, aod he saw d e thi s ) ; ae d h e ce ll e d one o f t h e m a t es to prove that i pant yea : - Wheat, cr•steiset 3W (11 '• , The Aseaye end Punjaub ete•aiii ye eel., which might have been, who had his watch had bad ample oppor• I i Boner'. handwriting, and the signature to the marriage re. blood follow. Now the forward motion of the Metes hand Mr . B a k er h a d c o o l ai rs . y a ll ae l i a " brute ," and a nother (H a tmoow, Oct . 9.-At this day ' s ma rk e t wheat rn,e..e , have r. noised is the harbour for urinal VMS,. alter th eir t ""' t Y t° lea "' I rater is hi,, might 11/1 easily have been to w ithd raw the kuife which the to show that there was a general impression iu the infirmary good gale, at an mimeos on the week of lid. to IL per tau, Ti, defence was that the prisoner had been sent to pawn arrival froth the Kut ladies with their flews ..0 lemnl, ridl Mr. Wm. Illevereux -I am superintendent registrar of woman herself had used for self a leat r uetioo, and then would that that gentleman lid recommeWed them to keep their and floor at about Is. per barrel and sack over previous be paid off es Ibeetay next. RA\ r essel., vial were re. the watch Ly a gehtleinan whom she met iu the Haymarket; Portees Island district. I know Emily Burgers. She resided follow the blood. There is no doubt that soy innocent man h a ts on a t m ee l e rates. Barley unaltered. Oats and feeding beans fully costly built at Roilloy, have bore traireferrel been the bete hut ow...riling to her owe s t a t emen t a i m h a d me t bi r e at an in Porternauth. / produce the marriage register book of w o uld a t once h ave rus h e d e e hi s w if e u n d er such eircum- After bearing the evidence pro and roe, the committee 6d. per boll cheaper. Grinding beans, as well as time ticl., Meet 119 'h° "sal ell to the government, sad a r e shields earlier boar than th a t a t which e a w „el i k i d h eels stolen. 1857. There is a register on the 11)th October, 1867, of • stances and he would have been co v ere d with blood , gat with closed doors , ad it is understood that they agreed and Indian corn 3d. per boll dearer. Oatmeal in favour of middies. to the E led Na, - ,. no jury 'mind the Kismet G , i'f". but recommended marriage between Richard Morgan Loader, widower and Wh ' en spoken toot his being so, be mid, "So would you have to a report, which cannot, however, be presented to the buyers. The 'tomtit. h, ~ ,,,,m ..T. 1 . t „,.... 0arr hp . ao, wh . eb her to mercy on account of her age, and because she might Emily Burger.. I was present at the ceremoey, whin: took b een if y ou were there." oourt ttli the next monthly meeting. o -Our trade was wither unwed last week time the Iluditerraaeau station, iii "nand " r ` • l " ° °_,_" ' L I "; li „ the Lana ' '' t ',' l i hrre. i.. place at m office. There was nothing to show malice or intent ; he cried like It may be added that tlio guardians adopted, a few weeks CATTLE . -E.--SOUTHALL, Oct. ... in some ID• higher • • to to paid eff ow ra ider nest. The Recruit i. a ,inter ship • the A- . taiga -e.ige *einem - se. tier to ..r. month.' hard me Wood also id en tifi e d th e signature to this register a child, sod dal not attempt to ge t n ut o f th e way, but per- ago, a resolution superseding Mr. Tallack, but the Poor- more cheerful to-day, an prim w a er ;kl. mutton, la. to io th„, Weary , i _ . „,, ..0. vessels...„.... • ....._. 1. .., c ........ labour, ate l directed that n letter should be written to the as the handwriting of the prisoner. „,_ sisted in his tale of innocence , law Board has not yet confirmed this step.-Bury and stances. Beef made (rem 3s. to 4 . ; p n ,...7 .. ~....,..."...:.,7 Zr . ;; ,......... 0; each. 1 , % . ; 0 jr . 14 ... ; tie..m 7 ing joatews, enUirc.: their attention to the Red Lies Emily Buigess was called, but did not answer. aid AT. It is certainly astonishing that two or three of the jury Noncielt Pod. ss. 41; veal, 4e. 01. to ss. Oda ; pork, Jo 4d. to 41. lOil. British .tease.frig e t e , whi c h a ae - T e l - e - t h e . p romo ., k g. leel hi -Loam, and to what had transpired relating to it in Ch o k e m id h e bad r eason t o believe she hail been kept did not see matters io this light, or feel some doubt of the per stone of Gibe ., sinking the offa l, ._ . - . ii•re instances thee one. away, awl he !Mould have to ask for another ailjounatosso testimony of such • (*rams ad indifferent witness as - • - - .forei. .e...imeafe, 24, tailor, w.O todicted for stadnig a Mr. Goodman, chief clerk, said there we sufficient ed- Standen. I give the prisoner the benefit of such doubt. SINGULAR PROCEEDINGS OP A CONVICT. COALS.-LONDON, OCT. 9. - Bowers West Hartley, THE eOIIRF 1 4' LIEUTENANCY AND THE oilier watch (rum Peter Algernon Tut uer, deuce to send the case for trial ; and Mr. Lewis said, if They teemed evideutly afraid of setting *side so direct a 111 s. 3d. ; Carr's Hartley, 18s. 3d. ; flut Hartley, LoHDON LIFLE rutti..vrsEt: BRIGADE. Mr. (henget prosecuted ; Mr. Hutton defended. there was any froth evidence, he would be satisfied if Mr. testimony as that ot as ey e -witness , though strongly im- W es t t Hartley Among the prisoners who have just been re- 18s. 3d. ; Holywell, 15e. 6d ; Howard's , 6d • Tanfield Moor --- Tine wen a street rubbe r y , committed it, a very daring Chace gav e him :mic e , preened at the same time with a wish to exculpate the moved from the gaol of Newante to the Penitentiary at 18s. 3d. ; North Pelton Gas . 13s_ . •. Walker Primrose, . Yesterday afternoon a numcrowsly atteudesl in*„ ",b*.r. The prosecutor, an attorney's c l er k, living at The prisoner was then committed for trial, the Lord prisoner on the plea that there was no menieditatioo. Milltsink, to undergo their sentence of penal servitude, was 13s. rid. Tanfield Moor Bates , Ida . 6 9 1.1 . ; . Walls End Eden, ineniag of Ike r t, mni i ...j oimm o f LkyW n . mcy a 4:,. e fit, a neesneY terrace. Herta'''. was ...Mine by shoredineh Mayor consenting to take bail, himself it, 1601 , and two I trust you will use your effort, is the man's behalf by a man am t Th ome . Q u itt er . w h ew , arena seems to h i v e 12a ; Walls End Etrrep Chwei ' ne , Malls End fume d , Lodes was hell .. the .thlennate. Chanter, at Guildluill. t:hureh when the prim m er dodged about him from side to sureties in 50/. each. the aid of your coluntrut -I am, he., been of a sornowhat extraordi e nary haracter. It itn th a t lest. 9d. ; Walls End Henley, 68.6 d. , 16e. 641 • Walls End Haswell, 18s 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Mr. Alderman BE,: cciv Y. PHILLIem presided, .8 the ale skim awl at leseth cau o bt hold of 111. 1........11, broke it away BOW.STREET. Loodon, Oct. 9. B. N. this prisoner was formerly in the Irish coostatry, and . , egad the lord Mayor. hes" t h e •""itd• and ran •" ff • l b' °•'" P""ued and riven is. Aforoaret Porter was charged with breaking a large ._ _ __ . .. had served in the same district with Mullens, who was axe- Granite. 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Steurt's,llBl. 6.1. ; Walls End Tunstall, 17s. • Walls Ed Kellar, 171, 9d.; Walls End LieutematCoe-nel Ilisetagoe Iltelee of the lst Lembo theme . tra tile way to the stationmotete • great mob quantity of glass, the property of a teemed victualler JO toted for the murder of Mrs. Etualey. He left that forest I ' 17s 301. Walls End 'Trimdon Hartle. kifie '4'idautteer Pi Ovule, was formally called is court by °dirtied * st°l • kr is *re "I P.."'" was 'l'm" at P ° lle." queen -street. EXTRAORDINARY CASE , of hie own accord awl caste to London, where he ob- South HartlePo° . • ; 'B4 3d. • Walls End Trimdon Thomley, 16s 6d. ; N g. jj ee l ey ftw i th, the doh k , the „,.......k,ber,., but b e cialtalde !4-4 li ; which cut through his hat, 1.0.1 injured him The complainant end op the previous night the prisonerwu Mined an appointment ice the General Poet-office. He ch; • , Ead Whitworth, 15e. ; Carway and puffryn Antbra. did net appear. to such an extent that Le heal since is e¢ under medical standine io front of the bar interfering with a gentleman who On Tuesday a case which, from the respectability had not bees revs ' lung engaged when pieioos so Duffer' Malting • 24e--Ships Mr. Amines' room. then moved, " Th.; C.: remlution treatment. 'This was done by a man named Turnpenny, bad bee n pay i ng b„ oonoi, moot. She told her to leave of the puttee concerned, hes camied much interred in the were aroused regarding his hnnesty, and the u:tl steps cite, glii. 6d. ; Conway sad , MI the court, purl en the 17th of June I,st, .11..intiag a wire mu tried for the (Alain, end feud guilty, as was off. but she refuges', and as her cuotoulers agaiu complained neighbourhood of Windsor soul Eton, was heard at Slough were taken to test his cooduct, which retained in his at market, 56 ; sold, 51. start of • miry. oe the application of lieetemiut•Colosef Sammie's& The latter woe knower, hut there was so previous of her conduct she went round to persu a de her to leave the by the following Buckiughanishire magistrates :-Colouel detection, and he was committed to the Central Cri- Hicks, lat . Ride Voluuttvr Iku;a•lc, upuu the con. cuusichou against kim. He was etutenced to two years, ,_ bowie. Immediately she got in front of the prisoner she Vyse. Captain W. F. Ferrer, Mr. W. Pennington, and Mr. minal Court to take his trial upon • charge of letter- TRAFFIC RETURNEI. daet elf Kosiges Dahl, Gilbert, Me Caul, awl Bat too, of Rl'lT°r°P*°, °Y.• who was "I'' l ,"°,ded by Mr. Dicks° , s' took hold of her (complainant ' s) cap, and tore it into rib- Weakly°. It appeared from the lengthened evidence, steeling. At this time he appeared perfectly healthy in ._--. iinii eatrocen C.1101,11S months' hard 14UOUS. MUM Pam Ma- Total, Total, that larissale, he i -.mailed.* It ...mi. that some time bons ; and when she etteroptedto free herself from the pet- which occupied the greater part of the (ley, that Mies mind and body, but very soon after he had been in New. Edward Corrt•Cors, 24, Mi 1.... couvicted on Tue.day of seawall ages sensors chandlee lien 1951 Ns. atoms abovemeteed presented a aumenal to die goner's grasp, she took lop a mot pot and threw it at her, Geraldiee Stokes, of High-street, Eton, an ioterestiogdook • gate be refused his food, and exhibited apparent symptoms e g c a mark le eke 'a ti c) , Armistead of a Natality shown by the s ie'l l ini; ("mice° chi Ir a vale 5 w.. the PruPertY er which fortunately missed her bel4 but struck One of the in; young woman , daughter of a schoolmistress, of the same o f unsousel mind, He was, of coulee, closely watched by Week ending August IL Isedesent ...loud fur other nieetbeta of the Mende, ad Char'es lieffmaa, from • verse l lyies in the river name, shelves in to bar, which was filled with glasses, decanters, piece, wan delivered of a boy on the 9th of May last, and Mr. Gibson, the surgeon of the prison, and also by the Great Indian Peninsula .. .. 3601 1,594 , 985 2 679 E 657 Wee this. lota pry onted and imil before the cum .1 ;" teute° "" l t o t w el v e m n eths . hard lab"nr• ad the co urt , and other artieles. The shelf fell , and the whole of the she positively swore that a solicitor named Turner, of Water- warden who had the charge of him ; and the result they , s ___Week r endin o SitP t ; i r .. re oott 1 , 44 0 18,151 16.2.;,2 114/ariosen. I seitelaot Colima' Heck. asked that a court or disallowed the expenses of the dock mite-keeper, who bad glass was broken. After some difficulty the prisoner was laoe City, was the father ; that on the 14th of August, arrived at was that he waa shamming madness, in the hope, s"'" W:ek ending Sept. 28. iligen7 malt be eppauted. This was iscemeliagly door, let the sails go out without due precaution, and of • marine got out of the house and given into custody. 11164, she travelled front Windsor by the South Western probably, that his trial might be postponed, and with some getnburgh and obegow .. 142 -- - 7,210 0.756 lei is c swim:um of the reds - rya .4 Sir Win. P. de store dealer, who bought them foe next to nothiog. Prisouer said it was oothing of the kind. The gentleman line to Waterloo station, awl that • gentleman who vague idea of ultimately escaping the consequences of his mattish North Eastern .. lie - - 4,161 3,905 Blithe as leatesteateelooel in the ;IDI l A JWI Y O Ride Vultui• E'i:ut a tl, ff”..lon, a ". a married woman , the keeper of a ~..„ was larking with her, and the l o odl e dy felt annoyed at it. shook hands with Mr. Madigan, the station-master, crime. When rho time tinned for the prisoner to Week ending Oct. A 890 X 204 2. 2 01 861/6 emir. the icliat •if iiresideot of the ea alai of iuquiry, hr "thel. 4 . l ti a P IA J ' As "'". 2 °. • Pr""ututs. w ere indicts° Sbe came round, and 'tieing her by the hair attempted to as he enteral the carriage with her, WV/ the defendant ; be tried he was twice placed at the bar to Plead. Belfast et N. Counties.- 198 1,324 47 26d 214 pe which ~,, had I, a ~p pointed, had oho Dow he ... fur stealio; At to gold sal silver mutat' from James Reid. hal _. Si 345 125 IS7 11., Limerick and Foynes must. Mr. Pater prosecuted ; Mr. Smith defended Johnson• she did trilie up • pint pot and throw it at some glow , but arrived at Vauxbad the other passenger got out and they stood mute, and made no reply When nem. Waterford and Kilkenny Et 210 279 WO 523 s e. N oos e. ~,„G „ t , i od to some ~..,,k e, , i 4 e & mu . The prioecutor was a corporal is the sth Fusiliers, and ineteed of the great quantity broken the complainant spoke were left slue, ffibe told hint that she was gulag to spin to plead. The facts of the Cep. having Waterford and Limerick Ti 705 773 M". 3 .3 1 . 34 ' ) o k m , ie the wan ,. of which i t we ,. ..,,,,,,,,,, 1 thot the Lei recently returued fra u lodes. He got into the cm- of only three tun,blers were destroyed. Hackney, and as he o ff ered to take her over the Waterloo. been communicated to the court, together with the strong Week ending Oct. 5. prepositive before 'he court sad all imputitieu, Thud the rimy .4 the prisoner deliusuu, whom he accunipaniod to the . Mr. Henry t o ld th e p r i a p er s h e ?tut pay 20e., the cost bridge in a close cab , where the omnibus started, the agreed opinion entertaioel by Mr. Gibson, the surgeon, and Mr. teeth Wales - - 7,116 3,319 meidwe of the cosies. should be withdraws. Tbe magma. ll'Aes! kept h i the "tber Prismer. where he w*" m h bed er of the glass which had been destroyed, or go to prison for to accompany biol. No act ot familiarity had taken place, Jonas, the governor of the prison, that the conduct of the Week ending Oct. 6. • Belfast and County Down 49 1507 110 627 663 ow, however , ere . " aewpi . d, rirei the h0 , f ,,,, i ... lc. his messy, but it mewed to Lave been dune while Johnson 14 d ays. excepting that he kissed her once, and squeezed her band , prisoner wee assumed, directions were given that a jury oriL , Northern 330 man 20,598 34.449 29,963 wet* earris4 tree a divisiou, therx appearing for the ' is " li' me mr* " me g m Prianer-I only broke three tumblers. I've no money, Just lesfole they reached the bridge he asked her delta liked should be empanelled to try the question according to th e groat m es t ere NIOUOIS, 9 ; yaw; it, 5 ; majority, 4. Me. Smith addreseesl the jury et some length for Johnsen , so r .t at can dry presen t. 10 411. scent, and planed his pocket handkerchief to her noes. She ancient. form prescribed by law, _whether the prisoner, when /Auden & North Western Mt on o 42,84 toner W,7a Mt. 824111.190 rioved-•• That. the co andieg officers of wh " was Ar T' itie4 * 11 ‘ .1° D w as I "nd Usialh sad we' She was then locked up in default. became insensible, and on recovering about two hours after- called upon to plead, was mute of malice or by the visitation London a /south Western - 16,907 13.3fff 23,304 - the emend corps c: volunteers within the City of loudest sentenced to 18 months' bard labour, wards she found herself in a cab on the Strand side of the of God, and upon the evidence Lin before them the ury Cornwell - 1.049 40 1.472 1,478 CLERKENWELL. malice Lancashire and Yorkshire Wig 16,301 21,101 35,4415 V,620 L remiested to fersish to this court a return of ea unto- SECOND COURT. William Venables, a reepectably-attired you( man, dew lwid lf ° w ' lb the same gentleman, who took her to a pastry at once found a verdict that the prisoner mu mute of . Manchester, Sheffield, and liar MI mteetimp of their respective curio, and of the at• cook s shop close by and gave her some brandy and Upon this finding the court directed a plea of nut guilty , ow ,„ e Immthar.4 of the °Sorra thereat." Agreed to. (Before Mr. Payee.) gibed as • drapers' traveller, waa charged with obtaining water, as Au felt ill at the time. The geutleman to he entered, and the trial of the prisoner proceeded, and he •-" Northiltaffordshlre - - 8,111 5459 The fellatio( odium having been repotted by the Stead- Mir/ Tyke, 2.1. a married wormym was indicted for steal- several sums of wooer by false pretence a . awd,allo?htatiwsbe soon afterwards left her to post • letter, and said was convicted and sentenoed to f our y ears , penal servitude. oswestry and Newtown BO 203 302 595 24 leg Order Cuennettes as qualified, they eels at owe jog a Pun* and the "We of Its 151 . from the person or b y the lame mes•e• ' cad and other articles ' ireen Mr. ' he would return and call an omnibus, but she saw no more During the trial the prisoner did not utter a word or meter - 1,071 BM 1,954 1,926 William Hewett, linen and woollen draper, of 45, Pratt- --mod London Me Volunteer Crepe, Eusign Gauge Nortb• of him. She then proceeded to Shorelitch church, and take any part in the proceedings, and after his Itede rt James Salm, to lei promote( to liwitenaut ; :lad Mr. Bader 3 necuted, and the prisoner wee defended street , Camden -o 'w°. thence to her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Alder, at Hackney, conviction and sentence for • considerable time WEATHER REPORT. , Mr. John Wakeliog, solicitor appeared for the prosecution, I.oodon Rifle Vidisteer Corpa, Mr. 4 lone Thomas l'uoper, hy Mr• 1 . Hi Lest.. who formerly lived at Windsor. It was not till the 17th he continued to endeavour to make it appear that he was to be cosign. The court shortly shenismis adjouraed. The priaeuter, a labouring man, who seemed half silly, Leen io and it, opening the case said the prisoner had the s July last that she could ascertain the name and resideoce of coal ; but at length, finding that the authorities of the WIDIDINDLT. °MOIR& 9, BTO 9 Lie. mid gave hi s ev id ence in a ver y confused manner, stated prosecutor's employ about two months , as canvasser roe Mr. Turner. She then went to his chambers, and told him prison were not to be imposed upon and that he had no _ that lie met the prtemer is Bishoperote-street, end rode 'slier°, but his duty was not in any way or under any pre Mr. the result of her travelling with him had been the birth chance of succeeding, the prisooer resumed his ordinary de- B. Z. IL D. P. C. I. B. EXTRAORDINARY MILITARY OUTJtAGE, with her in a cab to the l'ommercisamd. O. t h e way l ee tenor to collect moue •, About • mouth since the Kowtow of an infant. r. aster at once said he was not the per- meanour, and admitted that the whole of his conduct had feud her hand in his packet , arid mimeos his mewl he tor went round to his customers for the money, his way of son. She tent ld him he would hear more of it. been a sham. In order to prevent any chance of the pri- At the West (tiding c o u r t, Sh e ffi e ld , oo Tuesday, c i iii „ iii i her w i t h h a yi ng flatbed him, She Jumped out at business bein g ta take weekly payments , when he was tad E mme w a di., ano th e r wit iwas , remembered travelling to suer doing himself any mischief he was closely watched, --_. ----- -- -. the primate, had called aod had received the money, and a seri ona char g e w a s preferred against a wrgea . a t of ,L e the cab as is was driving along. He did the game, and gave town at the tine mentioued with Mims Stokes sod the de- but it appears that notwithstanding the surveillance to Seth, awl Michael Mama, of the Fairfield lon, Hillloot. her into custody. At the name she took out of her stock- in one case had asked for and obtained back the goods. fon dan t, which he was subjected, be upon one occasion attempted to w , wife _ . obtained an order fur • '`" At this stage of the proceedings the court were inclined suffocate himself by placing his head in the yen of the Ll mpwirs , 19. 0 ,8 fa so . b I brooght up before the I;ench. The pre.oner, it appeared, said formed part o f w h a t h e h et i t re e sh e sa id i t ress h er . pair of trousers and a cotton dress. The of the custo to consider it a case of mistaken identity, but on her watercloaet in his cell, and it appears that he held it in that u rea 20.77 65 61 R b 1 mer took the dress Lick, as she did not like the pattern, b t was driving an ammunition w 'regal, which formed part of own money. cross examination b de f endant'sl, the complainant • • 1 he beet e ' hi and rolled to the usaWICK 2671 be 68 W.N.W. y counse pruition unti m IDSODSI e ei 3 aTheJury found thepr i soner Not Gui l ty , and the moot. and when the prosecutor asked her if she was going to pay : baggage trait. prereeding from Sheffield to Newcastle. and when the warder entered the cell he had ally Anniossan 2030 65 62 W. that admit ge gro d s ~,,, b 2 PODEADDH 29.141 61 40 . . . sad it was whits' so occupied he committed the offence was orders' to be given up to her . any looney 018 the trousers, he was Camberwell, when she was li ving with her mother, four partially recovered his zonsciousneu. It is stated that since 2 boner had called for the trousers the game day as they weresmuts 26.81 66 Ai W.H W. wish which be was charged. Abraham Frudd, the son of Ellen Weight, 37, was indicted for stealing in a dwelling t y years previously, and that seduced her, but that the prisoner has beea at Millbank he has conducted bim• GimAy .. b a termer residing at New &glared. stated that about house '2l movers" and other monies, and 7 spoons , tshe had never mentioned the circumstance to her mother aelf very well, and appears resigned to the inevitable result oinaaninmn 29.54 s o se R.W. Wren weeks ago he net • cart Meese by the primmer, other articles , the property end wooeY of ra• Ann cuter spoke to the prisoner about this transaction he said he was very sorry, but he had pawned the trousers for 60., until shortly before the birth of this secoodchild. of serving out his sentence. IlvamPoOL PALMS* b 2 awl three eriblien in hi. company. One of the latter, a Agwin, esegesed.„ forced him off his poey, eaten/ that he was "on Mr. Pater prosecuted ; the primmer was not defended. and if the prosecutor did not lock him up he would work it out. Si nce then the prosgcu to r b a d ascertained he had been Mr. Madigan, the station-master produced his diary, which showedn , that the defendant hed been in the habit of gonsostrown 26.91 50 49 && W. YARMOUTM 29.56 81 69 &W. 1 i c 2 lialgliames servior.` The urgemot hail previmaly smashed The proseeutrix was a widow living in Margaret-streetv . ' • him at. Windsor on business, and that lus Dams was EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT AT A RAILWAY w ows 19.92 00 60 &W. r- - ' robbed to • large extent, and he gave the prisoner into cus s bottle the ho, was carryies, and struck the lad Clerkeawell, and the prisoner was a lodger in the same , Rotes the &ay after July, 1860. STATION, DOVILL ofthe ' • ItbMr W k o- cause priseor s =scoot mc ef h a d . . r 2 Ihmelf AI the leek with the butt esd of hie ride. Witums house. One night the prosecutrix went out, and during her """Y' °- lin Stokes, the mother of the complainant, spoke t0 P011411101718 29.91 61 03 S.W. ling) was sorry to say was d rin k . The pr i soner written 67 N.W. b 2 Iles as. off to he, father, who was worktog its a field, with absence the prisoner eutered one of her rooms and took outtheday her daughter went to town to visit her friend s ' Oti Tuesday Mr. Carter held a lengthened in- Pegna" 2 8 .94 in 1 2 Use prosecutor the follow* letter : PLesoers sewed other person., about • quarter n a mile distant of a box 21 • 7 spoons laid other articles. She was but she admitted that her daughter had been confined about " 74, Milton-place, Oct. 5,1861. a t Ow' Victoria Hotel, Norwood, on the body of Mr. p ea quest - wan_ Mr. lease Frudd, the bur's (ether, stated that he at um seen to come out of the twin, and WY subsequently found fur years ago, and that the child was still living, although b 2 " Mr. Hewett-Sir,-I am extremely sorry to write to the complainant had distinctly sworn that her mother knew Jain"Raper , ,-..--- ....1 70, a gentleman, residing at 5, Oxford- CoeXXIIMOW sat 64 - 8. went dowo the mid in company wit several usighboure. in the street insensibly drunk, and on her the searcher Etna& N orwood Ithat on the li - B.W. Tuesday, 0 4 The prisemer was standiu OSI the abate of the waggon ; one found a number of sovereign , and • handkerchief in which you under the present circumstances ; but the fact is I nothing of the matter until her confinement in May last. re". Upper Aerw- t appeared Buse tam fit - N.W. 0 1 soldier was leading the horses, and Another was walk- the preeecutiSx had kept her moue have been drinking hard all the week, and I can Odell This announcement caused great sensation , 24th ult., the deceased was waiting for a train at the Nor. Bstualig 010.161 66 - EL b Mg • little &herd. The laatimoned soldier was in. The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to 12woodrailway station, and was standing on the platform. see if I don't leave off to cursed drink entirely it will be The magistrates immediately sto p ped the proceedings, .. . . L owe lsm* 54 - 6..1L c 2. my ruin. lam therefore resolved to take the pledge once and said that the defeadant left the court with their mini. Some carpenters had been employed in widening the pin• tenoned, and the prisoner seemed very "fresh." Tbe months hard labour. form, ad when they left for dinner they had placed • sergeret we. walling about fifty yaids behind the Wiliina Smith, 19, a costerrnonger, was indicted foe more, and leave it o ff altogether, hoping at the same timye mous belief in his innocence. EXPLANATION. 'n 8 feet by 6 feet. ad weighing upwards Of to 32 deg. at mean sea Wbe of sconce to you. Yet, for the kindness you be • Mr. Voles appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Charles board. 'Mum" g . .. ~_ _ . f order 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced ._ ... tart, and wan " rolling about." Mr. Irrudd spoke to stealing a reticule, a yule of kid gloves, and other articles, favour-that is to let me lint about the assault on his see, sod the sergeant , the proserty of Mercy Smith. from her person. This wait showed me. I ask y°ll sow one , Preston forte defendest. 1 cwt., in trout of an opeoing wince eau been e , n level • each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one hundred n - . : er ea . 1 oat te, ...;.r.--i ..;.1..;..,....... A.-• -' At the West Riding Court, Sheffield, on Tuesday, as charge was preferred against a sergeant of die Beth, awl Michael Noon, of the Fairfield bee, Hillfoot. The MT.V4IIt IA in custody at the barracks, but 3111W1/ WWI brought up before the bench. The prisoner, it appeared. Ism driving an ammunition weigou, which formed part of •baggage train proceeding from Sheffield to Newcastle, sad it was whilst so o,:eupied he committed the offence with which be was thsrgeiL Abraham Frultel, the me of • brit" , residing at New England, stated that about awes weeks ago be Feet • cart driven by the prisons'', owl Mow nattier* in his compeey. ttae of the latter, • amporat, forced him oil his puny, stating tb.t be was "on Ys game. 10113010. " The sergeant had previously smashed a bottle the boy was carrying, and sttuck the lad bilmoolf on the hack with the butt end of his ride. Witome lbw roe off Co has father, who was working in a field, with en Beal other persons, about • quarter of a mile distant. Ib. box Frudd, the buy's father, abated that he at once west dowo the road in company with several neighbours. The prismier wae.tandiva ou the shafts of the waggon ; ace soldier wee leading the bones, anal another was welk in • little &herd. The Isetisaireed soldier was ha loan:4W, and the prisoner seemed very "froth." The sergeant .14. walkiog about fifty yaids behind Me on, and was " ndltag about." Mr. Irrudel 'peke t• him shout the wanit as kis sou, sod the as alter giving an abusive reedy, ran forward and upon the leek of the cart. Witness distinctly my scree his bayonet on to the muzzle of his ride, sail heard him call out, " Sow come eo, I am !Tads for yea rn, • .oldio& and I coo die." The soldier who had WS leading the hones came up to Mr. Frudd and hoped be would 'Reuse the sevgeent, who bad had too much drink. After woo further parleying, Frudd mew the sergsaat is the art of timm his ride. The soldier who was conversing with bins called out to lie comrades to go on, and be would ovettake them, bat the sergeant fired again, rod Yr prisoner shoo disclaimed • ride, loth rising pointed at the party. Frudd hoard something "whits" past bin after they discharged, sod be thou got behind the wall. Ma or of& 'hob we Seed. Luke Dossism farrow, oorroborskal the evideeee of the hist witiows, Mitoses heard the belle par him. true of Me WM, glossed fame the wall immediately ie frost of lia, sad lent • mark, Another bullet entered the house of • aeon mood Peacock, sad buried dealt in a board in the "74, Milton-place, Oct. 5, 1861. " Mr. Hewett—Sir,-1 am extremely lorry to write to you under the present circumstances ; but the fact is I have been driuking hard all the week, and I can plainly see if I don't leave off the cursed drink entirely it will be my ruin. lam therefore resolved to take the pledge once more, and leave it off altogether, hoping at the name time to be of service to you. Yet, for the kindness you bare showed me, I ask you now one favour—that is, to let me come in on Monday. 1 will be satiated with sixpence a day until I get oat of your debt. Hoping you will grant me that favour, I remain your ungrateful servant. " W. Vmusun." As Use prosecutor bad not had time to go over his books, he (Mr. Wakeling) should ask for a remand. Evidence having been given proving the above stair sent, . . . On Tuesday Mr. Carter held a lengthened in quest at the Victoria Hotel, Norwood, on the body of Mr. James Raper, aged 70, a gentleman, residing at 5, Oxford road, Upper Norwood. It appeared that on Tuesday, the 24th ult., the deceased was waiting for • train at the Nor. wood railway station, and was standing on the platform. Some carpenters had been employed in widening the plat form, sod when they left for dinner they bad placed a board, measuring 8 feet by 6 feet, and weighing upwards of 1 cwt., in trout of an opening which had been made, in order to prevent persons trespassing. The bottom of thin board stood about 2 feet 6 inches out of its perpendicular, but was protected by two struts placed against it on the opposite side. The force of the wind, however, was so great that the board was lifted and hurled • distance of 12 feet, striking the deceased and knocking him towards • train which at that moment entered the station. The deceased put out both hands to save himself, and caught one of the carriages with his left hand. His right hand, however, missed the cerrisge, and consequently fell betweeu the platform and the metals, the ' wheels of one carnage passing across end crushing his right arm, which was then in • bonded position. The unfortunate gentleman was at once extricated, and Mr. Young, the stationmaster, sent for Mr. Taste, a medical gentleman, by whose advice the sufferer was removed to his own residence. Mr. Cock, surgeon, of Guy's Hospital, was subsequently called in, and amputation at the injured limb, close to the shoulder, was had recourse to, with apparent success, but unfortunately gangrene supervened, ►nd after lingering several days death ensued. The jury returned • verdict of " Aceideetal death." Stair, 19, • oosiennonger, was indicted for stealing a reticule, a pair of kid gloves, and other articles, the property of Mercy [Smith, from her person. This was a caw of street robbery. The prisoner retched the reticule from the prosecutrig. He was found Godly, and being proved to be • well•known and convicted thief, .ind the regular associate of characters worse than himself, the court sentenced him to four years' penal servitude. The prieouer's own father, a poor but honest and indus trious man, told the policeman that he was such • miscue darted lad, and so mixed up with base associates, that the sooner he was " lagged" the better. Ass Brorn, 43, was indicted for stealing • shawl, value If., the property of George Grange. The wife of the prosecutor, • cab driver in Foley-street, rid the prisoner had worked for her daughter. The prt sooer being taken ill, she was allowed to lie down on bee bed. After • time she writ away, and did not return. A shawl was missed from the room, and when the prisoner was charged, she set the wirer at dettaoce, and dared her to give her is custody. Howeves, she did give her ha charge, and it was found that the shawl had been pawned at 95, Wsrdour•street, by a person who to the bent of the assistant's belief was the prisoner. The prisoner told the policenme that she thought she must put up with the cousequem-ea of it ; she did take the shawl, and spent the money it fetched in drink. The jury, to the surprise of the court, found the prisoner Not 01'110, and she was cautioned not to appear again, as she had bees previously convicted. Mary Ass Witham,, a prostitute, was convicted of rob bing Thomas Cadell, r porter, living at 42, Mausfield.street, Kingslasd-road, of 3e. nil, in the Hinpland-road. dhe was sentenced to nine months' hard labour. ➢fr. Park LIPLANAIION. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, musing about one-hundredth of an Inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing nearly threc.hundredths increase. E.—thponed thermometer In shade. 11.—Sloistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of map netic). Y.—Yorce (1 to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (I to 9). I.— Initials : b, blue sky ;c. clouds (detached) f, fog , Is. hall . 1. lightning m, misty (hag) ;o, overcast (dull) r, rain a, snow . t, thunder. 8.--Beadistarbanos (Ito 9). L—Calm. Ili: Barker remanded the prisoner until Ifaudity nazi, and Mend bail. Tiond/iy Crairtry, a young man. was charged with violently asesultiog the police, and Michael Crawley, his father, wee charged with attempting to rescue his son from custody. From the evideoce of Police-constable 202 G. it appeared that the younger prisoner, at about half-pest 7 last evening, was creating a disturharce in Lastherlane. A. he was easy much intoxicated the policeman persuaded him to go away, but instead of taking the constable's advice he begot a violent attack upon him. The constable had to all for further easistance, when G 201 came up and they ended veered to take Crawley to the station. ae struggled eery violently and repeate dly called out for help, when the elder prisoner came up and attempted to rescue his son from cue. tody. Another constable attracted by the noise came to the spot, and then a regular fight took place between the two prisoners and the officers. After a great deal of trouble both were safely conveyed to the station-liouae, but not before some of the constables clothing had been torn. Mr. Wakeliog subjected the constables to a rigid crow examination, but they persisted in their statement' that both prisoners conducted themselves in the moat violent manner, and that the force that was need to convey thee. to the station was actually . riecworu7. Mr. Barker sent both pr isoners to the Hones of Commo tion for a month. WFATMINBTER. In compliance with Mr. Arnold's request, expremod on the previous dey. Mr. Bury Hutchinson, solicitor far the convict Maloney, brought the written informations of twelve persons, who duly swore to the truth of their con. tents, in refutation ul statement.; mole by Joeeph Saunders, the principal witness against Maloney, at the coroner's inquest, and upon the examination of the accused at this court. Brajamit Middliters said ha saw • soldier fire towards the plate wane Fradtl Slid avid other parlous were stead *. The carter fired quickly after tits robber, in th• same dins:Una. Ile era stesdiar as the .Latta, but hr pit down ga t.i the rued, aid witiaveaw him 1..1 his gun a second time, and tire it mans; mid the soldier fired again at the tame time. Premomly ti theamead Ire *Utters bard the meet say he would bluw their Maeda off, and the at. Mar aid be would blew a holm through them.. The OM was then drives ea, hat the slum% dierw.axis beard other abate deed. He goad not ideatify the carter, but the yeticaarvery mesh irmembled the 1111/11 he saw. Mr. Oswald mid the ere must be adjourned, sad he wield all is Wood Pleasocks and arraage as to tbe ger. ~aat MM. hmaght skim with Yana. His (Mr. O►e rood a) view et the ems, so far as it stood, was, that it wa • evokes " lark." Ha was quite einem to admit the primes" to bail oa his own reeeguieincti tu ad two maim is *2.11. each. Another Mary Ann Williams, s girl about IT yeses of sge, was 000victed of stealing an earring from a little girl's ear. She bad beg► convicted before, and sent by order of this court to ► reformatory iustitutioa. tlhe vas se►tenced to two years' bard labour. Joist Tacker, a wretched looking old man, was indicted at the instance f the Associate Institute for Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Women, as too charges of unlawfully alsoang two little girls. mused Thompson and Wootton, of the respective ages of 11 sad 13 Mr. A. Smith mid that Mr. Overewl might Anil occasion to medify his view of the came when fertLer evideoce was predated : lie mum the gravamen of the charge a,;:sinst the presume and the sorgeaot was, whether they really did or did nut inteed to inflict grievous kiddy harm. The prisoner was reawand for a week. The evidence clearly proved the charges, and the prisoner warn found Gut Up. It appeared finra the statement of Kelly, 130 11, that other charge@ could have been preferred against him; be bad been in the habit of enticing girls to his lodgings at a marine store dealer's, in Cable-street, Whitechapel, for infamous P sentenced to 12 months' herd labour. 1.17::S After some conversation, in which the arguments before used and already published were repeated, Mr. Arnold re osived the informations of the witnesses, promising to give them his immediate and fullest attention. iflpinje Barrett, a boy, about 15 years of age , was charged with damaging a newly-erected and very handl:orris drinking fountain in the Venehell•beidge-roed, neer the Victoria station. George Upson, 119 B, said he saw defendant at the fountain, and on a nearer approach discovered that he bad a knife io hie band, and wee trying to get money out o f the donatiou-box affixed to it, and had chipped and defaced the surface. Defendant said—Me and nnother boy wu a standing near the drinking fountain, and 1 says to him " 191 lay you what you like there's • penny in the box," sad I borrows the knife what the shos•blackiug boy there uma, and I put it in the slit in the box, and it was just as I said, there MY a % nD' r. Arnold—A mere wager between you and the other boy, which you were endeavouring to decide! DOentlant—That'A 311. Mr. Arnold—lt u o most ingenious defence, certainly ; wonder a pickpocket has never set it up. Accused was remanded till Friday. THAMES. • • • • A respectable man, who said he was • foreman in the West India Dock, applied for advice as to the best means of ejecting sonic tmubhiiionie tenants, who bad subjected him to great loos and inconvenience. The applicant said that • few weeks since • woman, appa rently of decent and orderly appearance and manners, hired apartments of him, and said she was • dressmaker. She bad not been there many hours before she introduced a man, who she said was her husband, but who turned out to be only her paramour. Soon afterwards two girls were brought into the house. Strange men were brought home at all hours id the day and night. There were continual quarrels, and the woman who originally took the locistap sad her male companion bad twice knelt IP UNlvicksirY INTELLIGENCE. cezialulxiE. OCT. 9. S. NUL.ta.tOlM.— Ezanuaatiotu f..r achulanalips commenced to-day at !juice's sad Macy Sussex College'. At queen's, the scholarship WO 01,4.11 01)4,.. %Ake 404. each per ammo, teuelge te I the next college eaststinatioe for soblarehips ;at Sidney them am four scholarship' and eibiletions open to thole sow emaineseteig rapidest., of the vela, of MI.. sod 24/, irT & usua l respectively. The succousful candidates at Qrsuee s will be declared ott ; at Sidney, on Monday mat. OVTIMIS IT • RPANtall MAILDR, —A young fipasigh oar, lamellas by name, wag charged before the Liverpool inegistrstea yesterday with 'Ladling. OR the preview' night the 'miaow was at a dancing gelato, Irian he quarrelled with some men of the English Nava! Reserve. Dozing the fracas, which wag fomented by some girls of the town. the Spaniard drew his sheath knife and stabbed right and left, woundieg two men and II woman. Happily, however, the wounds were not dangerous. The prisoner wet .coimitted for trial. OIL or. JONi;li'S LIIIHT Sault'? C",'D LIVER OIL— Pap Jar and Professional Celehrity. —The almnat univenalipeo ten,. non awarded to Dr. de Joirgh's Liaht Brown Cod Limy OD is naturally 44 to many inquiries as to the camas of We We. witimailm A ?Men... to WA litetilllUlll t 4 the .Ibo 4 tol e Mr aniremaroal gatherings &fiords u. eaphinstios of the great Detalcrity .4 this oil. The distinguished physicbui, Dr. LAO bob,. V • A eheerves—'• I dee. the mid lirer oil sold under Dv ' 6 ' hash o outreltat to he preftrAble to any other hind ma regard. erealeeree and medicinal egictry lir do .I.netis Lit ci icil ia ankhody .poul. I PINK lid pier. 4e. Nl.. quart.. N , I,y his sole consignees, Are Ilartned, sod tat Ti. attend. London . sod by rrapectable Oswalt. —t•daselineemet • THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. ' Richard dforryan Loader, who was brought up last week charged with intermarrying with Emily Burgess, at Porte month, oa the 10th October. IRV, his first wife being at that time living, was brought up for final examination. Mr. Clarke again appeared to conduct the case for the prosecution ; and Mr. Lewis, jun., attended on behalf of the ri Clarke 11r. Clarke sold he would bring forward evidence to prove the first and second marriage. In 114.14 the prisoner ma: with his first wife, who was the daughter of a highly ria- 1 speetable gentleman, and eventually be married her. Shortly after that he entered the service of • mercantile house in the City, and after he had been there a short time he was obliged to p to America. His wife went with him. He returned to England, and left her in America with little or ro means of supporting herself, and after she bad been there some time she had reason to believe that matters were wrong, and she came over, and discovered that the prisoner bad married Emily Burger, at Portsmouth. He begged of her to keep the matter secret, and she did so, and be had allowed her a rum of 151. a week. After that she heard be bad abandoned his wooed wife, and had married • third, the sister of the first. If it wait necessary, he would prove that the prisoner himself had admitted this fact, and he was living with her at the tune of his apprehension. Mrs. Loader, his first wife, remonstrated with him, and said that although elle bed coecealed the other she EXTENSIVE FRAUDS BY A FRIENDLY SOCIETY TREASURER. At the West Riding Court, Huddersfield, on Teseday, an elderly man, named Charles Smith, was chimed with defrauding • friendly society of upwards of 1761. The prisoner has for seine years past been the treasurer of a secret order, known by the name of the Golden Plasm, Bradford Unity. The district of which he was treasurer was one that held its meetings at Shepley, and he had held the office for about twelve years. Hie duty was to attend all the meetings of the lodge for the purpose of receiv ing the subscriptions from the members, which averaged about 31. each lodge night. During the early period of his term of office the money was invested in money clubs ; but as the clubs " ran out" it was resolved by the society that the subscriptions should be deposited in the West Riding Union Bask, and sums of money were from time to time handed from the secretaries of the money clubs to the prisoner, as treasurer of this society, to pay them over into the bank. For this purpose a bank book war provided, to be kept in the box of the society ; but as moneys were directed to be taken by prisoner to the bank, the book was given out to him in order that he might take it with him, end return with an entry of the money he bad paid over. The ant payment was in November, 11157, the sum being 201. ; but it appeared that from this very first payment the prisoner had shown to the society, set tie proper passbook, but smother which pur ported to be so, and in which were entered the amenats be wee supposed to have pout in, the society believing that during the whole of the years Mace 1867 the writing in the book wee that of the managers or the cashiers of the bask. Lately, however, another =was appointed treeaursr, and it WY 1100 n fouud that of there being 1451., as there ought to have been, is the bank, there was oily 31. lls. I Id. Prisoner was chat bakirwith the fact, and afterwards produced the real book, stating that the writing in the fictitious book was that of his cousin, David Smith. The cousin referred to just about that time committed suicide. The society had sever authorised the withdrawal of any of the moseys. The magistrates committed the prisoner for trial at the York MAUI on the chugs of forgery, allowing bell iu sureties amounting altogether to 200 f. DEATH PROM PABBION.—An awfullyeudden death, under most painful circumstances, took place on Monday last, at the village of Sherwood, near Nottingham. It appears that Mr. William Hill, a laosmaker, was preparing his breakfast when a neighbour, named Eli Worthington, came to the door and began to live abusive language. Hill's son went out, and as Worthington was in a fighting attitude he struck him and they (ought. The neighbours parted them, but Worthington wanted to fight again. The elder Hill got into a great passion, and incited on his son to continue the combat, exclaiming, "Go into him, give him as much as you can, get on the highest ground." While thus speaking be fell upon his side in the doorway and immediately expired. An inquest upon the body was held the same evening, when the jury returned their verdict—." That the deceased died from great excitement by the sodden visitation of God." 011tTITTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLINO DAT. WIDEERDAT, OCT. b.—Admissions on pavtnent,l,ll2 ; ditto by semen tickets, 658 ; tonal visitors, 1,170. How TO AVOID MEDICINE, ita uocertaint, in convenience and expense.—Certifleate No. 36,413.—" We find DY Barry's delicious health.restortng Itevalenta Arobica Food the safest remedy for habitual constipation, indigestion (olyspetp. nal, acidity, beartbiaru, palpitation, irritability. sleeplessness, distension flatulency, phl -w, hemorrhoids, coughs, colds, asthma bronchitis, conetunpUo m n, sore throats, diphtheria, dim htea, dysentery, nervousness, bilionsuer, torpidity of Ohs liver, debility, scrofula, atropliy."—Andrew Ure, 11. D., 1f.1.11. Dr. Barrer. Dr. ilhorland, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Rud. Wurser.—Less pensive but for more pleasant and strengthening than cod liner oft tee, coffee, coon. or chocolate, it saves thy thins Its met In medicine sad doctors' bills, and has effected 66,806 cuss where all other remedies had failed, restoring perfect flamenco, strong nerves, sound lungs, healthy liver, refreshing sleep, and client) to the moot disordered or racebled, old or young.— Rani Do DolT7 and Co., 77, Regent.street, London : also at 111% Piccadilly :M. Oracechnrchstreet Closapsids di sod 150, Oxfonleigest ; and all mews and chemise.—lifivelissmsnll IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. The quarterly meeting of the ironmasters of South Staffordshire and Shropshire commenced yesterday at Wolverhampton. The attendance was so small that it was difficult to realise the idea that it was quarter-day; scarcely any of the distant Irma who are interested in the trade, exporting or otherwise, were represented ' • and the business transacted was very much no • par with the assembly. In former times—indeed within the last dozen yews—there used to be a good deal done in pig-iron at the Wolver hampton meeting, but of late years business has been gradually declining in that respect, whatever the state of the trade, and the assembly yesterday was mostly of a conver sational character, the actual banners being reserved for the Birmingham meeting. The tenor of the discussion which took place was such as to leave no doubt but that the reports in circulation of late are well founded—that the trade has improved since last -day, that all the works are in more active opera- YoZ tr ad that the only thing wanting is the American de mand to place the iron trade of South Staffordshire in • tolerably healthy condition, regard being bad to the in creamed competition which of late years tt bee bad to COD tend with from other districts. The stoppage of the Staten trade is, of course, • very serious drawback, and by the hop firma who doan extensive buainess to that part of the world the stoppage of business is very much felt ; such of the makers of finished iron as are connected more immediately with the home, or East Indian, or continental trade, are in • better position, and in much better spirits than they were three months ago. It was stated yesterday that there had been • good deal of pig-iron sold in anticipation of the meeting ; that acme of the pig masters had, in fact, sold their quarter's make. As DO such reports were in circulation three months ago, this may be presumed to be regarded in the light of evidence of improvement in the trade generally ; prices of pig-iron are also higher, but it is to be feared that the most considera ble sales reported have been at very low rates notwithstand ing. We may quote good sound mine pig at half-a-crown higher than it was in July. 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The combined anion tho, rati• yet potent remolle• over stomach, Hese, bowels, kidneys, muscles, and nerves is immediate, hens ado, eact meting. Holloway's preparations restore ceder, ease, strength, Ned happiness. MXPECTID TILL TO-MORROW 111011 T. North Britain—S.—W.—Nods rsts.stahly B.W.—N.N.W.—Moderate. Naat Gast—S.—W.—Moderato —Mori S.W.—North—Fresh. South &igtand—S. N.W.— Moderato—Showers W.S.W.—North—lfoderate. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CARLIFE& T October e, at litchm — 0;1, Surrey, the wife of Sir. T.T. Carless, of • diughter. .. CLltllNT.—Oetober 7, at Newington lace, Benningt.m, 00 wife o: W. C. Clement, Faq., of a daughter. 001,13.—Oetober 5, at the Cedars, Ilitcham, the wife of C. J. Cola, Esq., of a daughter. liAlt!litON.—Oetober 6. at Tottenham, the wife of the Rev. D. J. of a son. BBNIVIEISON -- . octoher . s, at Coronstion.rowl, Bristol, the wife H of Mr.. 7. Henderson. of • daughter. . HLRBY.—Oetober 0, at Westhmarne.park road, Bayswater, the wife of S. Kirby, Eaq., of a sou. HlS . lloLB.—October 4, at Mecklenburghoquare, the wife of D. C. Nichols, !eq., of • ion. . . MITA —Oetwb!r 7 : at Blackbeath.road, the wife of F. —•- Req., of a daughter. SOUTHEY.--Octoher 6, at the Brooms, Staffordshire, the wife of the Rev. H. W. Southey, of a son. TrlMßlL—October 6, at Oak Cottage, Huddersfield, the wife of Mr. 1. B. Tamer. of a sou. TURNZE.—Oetoher 6, at Csatle.street, Hastings, the wife of Mr. L. A. Turner, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BOOTH—Rrilitkl..—October 0. at St. Mary's, Woolwich, by the e'en. T. Thorp, 8.D., Captain W. Booth, Royal Horse Artillery. to Kliaa Forma, slaughter of the late MaJor•Oeueni Russel. GR iW A y l' al — Royal —Ortober IL at lemon,' Church, Newcastle. nn.Tyne, by the Rev. W. R. Smut, John Edward. son of A. Gray. Fag., of Newlands, Northumberland, to Elizabeth c 01.% daughter of C. F. Jackson, Beg., of South Jeamond How, near Newts* Henn-Tyne. GURNEY—PRINSEP.--October 8, at Kensington, by the floc. E. Aurtol, Charles Henry, son of D Gurney, Eq., of Nooh Runcton, Norfolk, to Alice. daughter of 11. T. Ming., HENRY—WATLINCL—October at Kingston& Ilerefor,bbire, by the Rev. C. 11. Watling. &D.. M. Henry, Esq., of Liverpool. to Adelaide, daughter of T. If. Watling, Kay., of loirneld Noose. Klaitgand )tilAoN—HOl7ollTON.—October 8. at the pariah church of 'l. Ilarylebone, by the Rev. C. J. P. FAre. R H. !Alison. Est •"I ILargste, to Grace, daughter of Captain M. Houghon. H.E.1.C.5., of Clifton.rood East, St. John's-wood. Plll—LOCK.—October 3, at South Elklngton. Lincolnshire. by the Rev. W. Smyth, B. C. T. Plea. Esq., Commander It tolkutanna, daughter of the late IL Locock, Req., of North ampton. DEATHS. lIARRETT.—October 5. at Peltnn --- Parsonage. Durham, FBA wife of the Rev. H. Barrett, Incumbent of Felton. lied 5 ." BlTTlL — Greober 7, at West Tilbury, Eases, Mr. G. Betts. aged ss. BROOKL—Getober g W. T. Brooks, Fey.. of littonroad, N Beauvoir-town, aged 75. BROWN.—October 5. at 10, IVarwick.square, City, aged 70, Mr. John Brown, brother of Mr. Brown, 00, Paternosterroa DUILRANT.—Getober 7, at Brewer stroet, Maidstone, Elizabeth. daughter of Mr. J. Durrant, aged 37 . GOODWLY.—Oetober 7, Mr. J. Goodall, of Whitstable, gent. aged 70. JOHNSON.—Cletober 5, at Wstdronhyrst, Croydon, Mary ann. wife of C. W. Johnson, Esq., aged 57. 8. Printed end Published by WILLIAM t(ntd RAU" of s° ' Lombardatreet, to the City of I.oolon. Printar, at O h Mace, in Lombard-street, in the I•reclnct al Miner&ln THOUDAT,OCCOUIL 10, 1801. i , I :.