The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-18 00:00:00

bruliTlati IIiTELLIG is NCB. BROMLEY RACES. — Tu ERDAL The weeluding day of this meeting was very somansful la goad entries, and the weather having cleared up Ware nose Maser was a large atreadatre of the general militia The niag was also amok better patronised twos CM tee °ponies say, and opsonistion was earned on with great spirit. The Basin was very good, but it needs no comments hers, as the nwooxed retuin contains every feature of iutereek The mmeluding raw was very 1.5., owing to the mambo' of false strata is the Rickley Stakes. The follower's is a return of Mho nessiog TUE 811031121 Cur, value 15 901111. added to • sweep. Stakes of 3 aim. each ; gentlemen Aden ; 12st 71b each ; *insets extra. Two miles on the fiat. Mr. J. r. eibcpparde Bolero, by landango—CalltoruLl. e yrr, 1344 (in 7lb extra) (Oemr) I Mr. duet a Freestone, aged, last (In 7th extra) kownerl The followleg also rent —Mystery, Jessie, end flamer. Betting : 6 to 4 opt Bolero, 2 to 1 apt Freestone. Jessie lad the way f. r a short distance, but woo gave way to Freestone soil Bolero, the first-named keep;the the lead to SW tartars, where Bolero passed sad woe by three.quarters a a boogtis. The others were pulled up, soddid sot paw the post. Kurt Or= HANDICAP EMZIPLECIIABII of 5 mom each, 2 ft, with al added. Winners extra. About three miles. (11 subs, fear of whom pay 2 ft.) Mr. .1. Read's Doeddeas. by Wretherbit—lPare, aged. tut fah (T. Barton) I Mr. t Chrtords Vothassier (late Minoan), 6 yrs. 10st (Castle) 2 Mr. Bilham's Sly Fos, aged, Ms 711, J. Land) The following el lan Morocco, Ace of hearts, The Ba late Orphan). Ctiag : 7 to 4 apt Doubloon, 4 to 1 apt blotter°, 5 to , 1 apt Z.diac, 10 to 1 any other. Rochester took up the manning with • strong lead, followed by Doubloon and' Morocco, Zodiac bringing up the rear. They ran thus fur two Toilet, when Doubloon west to the front, Zodiac coming with a rusk taking snood place, but soon gave way, drop ping rapidly in the mar. Doubloon sod Rochester from this point had the race between them, the former winning by • al (th and a half, but the jockey of Rochester, although Siding with great determination, could sot make the most of Ms horse, haying broken his stirrupleathets early iu the mace. Sly Fox was • bad third,. head behind whom was Morocco. The Rogue was firound, wa fth, Zodiac next. Ace of Hearts, who fell the last time lked in souse time sfterwanis. A SO oohs. STrartaco• sutra. About 2 miler. Mr. Cook's Rapture, by Stockweil—ficatacy, aged, list 71b T. Ablett) 1 Mr. Buyert's filiattlocordr.. yrs, 121 b (T. Barton) 2 Major Flich's Obretned. ars, lOst 121 b (Mr. Until. S The following also ran :—Gansecock, Strike, Physician, Brown Bees, Concave, Done Brown, and The Lee. Betting : sto 2 apt Objected, 3 to 1 eget Shuttlecock, IS to 1 apt Strike, 6 to 1 apt Rapture. Strike took • strong lead immediately after the start, followed by Objected and Raptors, Shuttlecock beading the remainder. After going owe round there were but four left in the race, Rapture having the lead of Objected. Strike, and Shuttlecock, which be held to the end, whining by half a length from Shuttlecock, who finished with a rusk. Objected was a bad third, a length in front of Strike. Con. ears and Done Brown went the entire mum, but finished male distance in the rear, the remainder, Dulling up, did sot pass the post. Gasamook fell at the drat tram, and took no Dart iu the race. Tug HICK tar Staam of 3 sow. each, with 50 added ; for all ages ; the winner to be sold foe 40 mom About five Barbanel. tir. —W a ll ilamta Mader Shot. bg Overt, dun by any Middle ton a tlow,r, yre, Set alb (Mordsn' Mr. England's Lady Warwick. 4 Yrs, 7st Mb— (S. Smith 2 Mr. 11. Wright's Bunch, 3 yrs, 7st 71t) (l'Atui o ,) 8 The following also mi.—Whimsical, Skirmish, La Plane, and Lt mine. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Bunch. 5 to 2 oast Lady Warwick, 5 to 1 eget Skirmish, 6to 1 eget Master Shutt. A long delay occurred at the post, but when started, Skirmish, Lady Warwick, sod Bunch were in front, followed by Master Shutt and Katharine. On making the turn into the etraisht Skirmish and Katharine bolted out of the course, and Master Shutt took up the running and woo cleverly by half a length ' • three lengths separated second and third; La Pique a bad fourth ; Whimsical next. The winner was bought in for 71 pines& Mr. H. Wright claimed Skirmish. A SELLING STUMM CHASE of 3 erns each, with 20 added. Selling &Howson's. About two miles. Mr. J. W. Richards' Linda, 6 yra (361).115t (Jamb) 1 Mr. L. mann', Idiot, spa (!K) list fib (Stand) PLars (Ilandiaip). Winoers Ace of beeps aM frisk Boy also rot Betting : Peen apt Aas et Tramps, 6 to 4 apt Limits. Idiot made the numbs( till coming over the last team, whoa Lisa* beaded him, and won easily by a length from Idiot; Irish Boy beaten ad. Acs of Trumps refused, and took no farther part in the race. The Imam wee bought in for 66 guinea& ItEIITNO ON THE. COURSE. CAMBILIDGSHIBE. 1100 to 10 apt Victory (1) [ESTER.—Tozstur. apt Oardevisure (t) 25 to 1 Wedding Peal (t and off 28 to 1 Gratitude (t; 10 to 1 Holstein '1! 113 to 1 King Charming( (t d off : 40 to 1 —54241 t 40 to 1 John Darla 2) 40 to 1 Moldavia ( 11 05 to 1 —• 000 00 t 15 125 0 and tdl BETTLIG AT MANI CLUBNII 9to 1 apt Gladlatoor (t off) 10 to 1 Sal/Anoka ) !off. t U to 1 _ . 100 to 7 Cei 100 to 7 Custard Cattle sod eel 20 to 1 TN. Duke (off) 10 to 1 &Amer (olf) Se to 1 Goat= fa) IS to 1 Sinter to The Drake (t) MIRE BOAT Race ON 'ragTHAYKL4.—A sculling coil bet between Frank Kilsby, of Lambeth. and Banat!. of Xsaeliester, foe • stake of 1001., was decided yesterday in ontrigged boats, the worn bring from Putney to Mortlake. Both men are well known In aquatic circles, Bibby especially, his repeated victories over Sommer May, Wise, Bifiin, Wilton. and others, having latterly 'made him a psis favourite with the public, while Barrett has per formed very respectably at various regattas, bat his NM ppined any notariety in • greet soelling cieeteet. Bibby trained at Mr. Wilton's, Bosse, bat wee not up to the form displayed in hie proving/ contests, his peaches be the boat having been stopped by a gathering in the palm of his r: ght band, which however healed up the lied week, bet canoed him to row 10lb over his usual weight. His opponent trained at the Belle, Putney, nyder the ears of the champion, and was very fit. At the teal delimit on Thursday lot Mr. Ireland was ammo referee, and 71. mild to Barrett as as allowance for expenses, but no tatting was transacted os the result, the backers of the latter being very shy, while se much as 5 to 2 wee offered cm Bibby at TetterealYson the previous afternoon. Ci.hee L morompsoird the rice with • good muster on board. The betting opened at sto 2 on flashy, end closed it 4 to I cc him. Ms. C. Wilcox was appointed umpire for Kilsby, and P. G. Barrett for his brother. Harry Belly offi dieted in the bow of Barrett's cotter, while Bibby was takes up by his brother John. The choice of stations wit conceded to Barrett by Kilsby et the final deposit for a small roasideration and lit 20 miuntes pot I o'clock they got o ff to ere excellent start, and continued »wing level with slight variations to the Petal, where Belly brought his man out into the middle of the river, and commenced borieg Bibby, with the view of gaining the ' verdict by a foal. Bibby, Man the tactics pursued by his opponent, pre way, and rowed close to the Surrey shore, which rave Barrett • decided advantage, for opposite the Dung Wharf he wee clear, and at the Crab Tree was two lengths in front. After rising the Bop Works, Bibby tried several spurts, bet could not snooped in overhauling his opponent, es the Manchester man maintained hie lead to She finish, despite the exertions of Bileby, and finally won • Blow race by about • clear lien&, to the greet delight of the fielders, who accepted the long odds two days in sun cession. BerrmigrY OP • °AWN DtsTura.—Having • pan dispute with his to ante. Berl &Althea has settled It on theca terms rueervee about 8,000 acre, princi• pally woodland, park, sod bane farm, for his own shooting, and late the shooting over the remainder of his estate to no association of tenants, who are jointly and severally answerable for the rent, for the insinteesnceof • fair beetling stock of game, and for the watching of the ground, guannteeing Lord Botaesk against all game damage claims, pot or future, eosnected with the Lied■ in their occupancy. His lordship and his friends are to enjoy the privilege of shooting over the hnd thus let, paying for every heed of game they kill. The lease is foe ten years. and the sheriff of the county is to be the final referee in all disputes which may arise between hodlord mid tenant. The Associated Scottish Chambers of Commerce, it should be added, have resolved that hares and rabbits ought to be expunged from the game list, their presence being iooompatiiile with re. aloserative investment of capital in farming.—Birmingham Doily Post. THE METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL Law AB- •OCIATION. —The minuet comes, of this body opened at St. George' ell, Liverpool yeeterday, Mr. Hodge, of YY Newcastle-on-Tyne in the chair. The chairman's ripsaw , address dwelt apes the history of Law Reform. and alluded • particularly to the scheme foe oosicentratieg the law courts in London. A paper was reed by Mr. Lowadas, of Liver pool, on the latter subject, sad a resolution was pissed re- quoting the managing committee of the association to keep the matter soda their enneideration with the view to preeset to the law commissioners the *pinkies of the country solicitors as to any variations in the legal arrange. seals which might be deemed Docessary in consequence of the change. We (Freeman's Journal) understand that • amber of the eambiebeme and bishops of the Irish church see expected is town to-day (ffasedar ), for the purpose of gams • saestiegct lAb• Mama% m Beard tomorrow : and stated, te "'Mead a meeting of the board of the Catholic ITaiversity on Wednesday. wo a . d vertheinent.)-- Houmny's PTLIL—Promo - —The opinion pales ground Ithat dhow ts •dlnsinution el vitality, and them is Yids doebt that the powers of life see tadpauy ddPnosed .14 niiperithe the system. This de• laratilq ears corre= War a ours*. or as oomaionat don of Holloway ' s plus, expel all morbid asallests froin the .— an cleanse and Intl =as glsads, Weems, and Mb. Through this wholesome Holloway's meakeas rats oat the seeds of all Wows, whisk la sultry weather. peeve se foreddable to health. sad la a vast sullorlty of awes destroy Hie Itself. loserrarned should te heasnard—eposltion sadly attained by take thew excel- Int Olt when lassitude, Madechs, or &kaki tisiresese ea. " THE 'EXPRES S, wEIiNtSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 18, 1865. MIDDLESEX wyssioNs. COURT OF ALDERNEY. The usual Court of Aldermen was Laid yesterday in the Aldransn'is•chamber, Guildhall, for the despatioli of business. The LORD 'Won (Mr. Alderman Hale) presided: and amongst the aldermen present were the following : Sir F. G. Mons, Bart., Mr. Alderman Wilson, Mr. Alder man Allen, Mr. Alderman Stone, Alderman Sir John Mus grove, Bart, Mr. Alderman Meath Mr. Alderman Law rence, M.P., Mr. Alderman J. 0. Limnos, Mr. Alderman Phillips (the Lord Mayor *Mot). Mr. Alderman Finn* Mr. Alderman Salomon', Mr. Alderman Sidney, and Mr. Alder man and Sheriff Gibbons. Mr. Sheriff Figgirs was also pre sent. In the absence of the Recorder the Common Berjeant officiated as his representative. Mr. Alderman sod Sheriff Gibbons presented the usual reports of the state of the City prisms, from which it apprised that in Newgat• there were ST prisoners, of whom 11 males and 3 females were in the infirmary. In the debtors' prism Whiteennestrest, the towbar of inmates was 92 prisoners, of whom Ma were in the infirmary. Is the Howe of Cor rection at Holloway the total number of prieoems was 321, of whom eight were in the infirmary. The surgeons of the three prisons certified their sanitary date and condition. (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.) Joseph Davis, 72, theme Taylor, 18, sad Thews Leather, 17, Are isdicted for Meth* and entering the dwelling home of Edmund Barnard Squire, end steeling • gold watch end other articles, value 781., or thereabouts, his Prottuitf. Davis and Taylor pleaded guilty ; Leather not guilty. Mr. Kemp prosecuted; the prisoner Leather wee undia feuded. The prosecutor, who wee the first wanes", said he was an attorney, end resided at Upper-terrace, Hampstead. and the property predated heloaged to him. He saw It all safe on the mowing of the 3rd of October, in the drawers in his dressing•room, when be left home. There wee • stair case window opening et the top, from which • womanize, Hoe could be had with his bedroom. Hie jewel box was kept in • chest of drawers is his bedroom. Cherie. ltieg said he was *labourer, residing at Kentish tows, and on the 3rd of October he err working near the prosecutor's how. He mew Loather is company with the other two prisoners and • fourth man, who wee not in custody. They were sitting together on • seat, wavering with each other. He saw them from half-pest two o'clock until four o'clock, when he went away. When he cam e back he saw Davis and Leather going towards Mr. Squire 's house. He was not there the whole time, but some time aftorwerds he heard something jingle, and on looking round he saw a box lyieg near the kerbstone. Frederick Willmar Williams, • journeyman carpenter, said he lived et New.esd, Hampstead. end as the 3rd cl October, about 3 o'clock in the al ternoon, he saw the Owen going in the direction of Mr. Squire's house ; there were fear of them ; and they walked between some trees ate short distance from each other, end all eppesred to be in coavereatios together. Whoa Leather came by, and they saw him (wither), they dispersed ; end then they picked up stases, which they threw et eheetatfte ea tate trees. They stir:words separated, end he lest sight of them , Edward Balder, a labourer, said he lived at No. 3, Dun fordcarrem, Kentish-town, and on the 3rd of October he raw the primmer Leather in company wile tbe two other os • seat atir the side entranee to Mr. Squire's Thereupon= gre be made a commusioation to one of the workmen, &odium wentnaturd to thefrontdoorof the house, whoa he saw the boy Leather in the road. 01213 Of the labours(' went and rang the bell at Mr. Squire's house. While be wee near to the bwes he sew Taylor wine from • side-window, upon which Leather ran down the road. He had seen Kr. Squire's house bell ling. He saw the other prisoner Davis drop the box. prisms Feesum, of Orove-terreos, New-end, Hsrapateed, also proved seeing the primers together, near the prose cutor's how. He watched them for some time, and then New Leather ran away from the door. Witness seized him, but he straggled so violently that they fell to the ground together. While witness was taking him to the station. house Leather offered to give him 11. U he would take him back to his father. Alice Turner, servant to Mr. Squire, proved that the window wee shut in the early pert of the morning, and that she found it open. The jury found the priamiers Preview convictions, extending over • long period, were then proved splint the whole of the mummy's, by Joeeph King and Jaws oobbeth warders at the House of Oor- Coldbeth-Selde. The Assistant -Judge sentenced Davis to be kept In penal servitude for wee years ; Taylor.. to sal servitude for five years ; end Leather, to be imp and kept toe Lbw for two years. The witaesess Biog. Williams, Balder, and ' , engem, were then ordered to steed forward. The Assistant-Judge said their worlact wee meet cre ditable to them, as it wee entirely owing to their vigilance that these prisoners bad been brought to justice. To mark the sense of the court of their conduct—not for the intriosio velw—be should order them each to receive a reward of a sovereign for the exemplary manner is which they acted. The prisoner Davis turned round in the dock for the pur pose of kissing a woman who sat behind, when he was withmtly mind by an officer who was in the dock and forced away, upon which The Assiatant4u2=roved him, and mid there was no moserity for such • oBISTSUMONii to Tau OITV. A return prayed for as to the number of coavictious for obstructions by omuibuses, cabs, trucks, barrows, andther vohielse iu the thoroughfares of the Olty, with the f t imposed by the sitting magistrates is whom. The prayer rams from the Court of Common Council. Mr. Alderman SID/MT thought the exposes of preparing snob a return ought to be avoidad. It would put their officers to extra labour, mid he behoved the fullest taforms• eon could be obtained at the Mansion-house sad at the Guildhall Justios•roora. TM matter was referred to the General Purposes Coma mitts*. end her baby home in another ebb he took the prisoner into FRuM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [SAMRI OF F,OTiCIFORs AID MISTHIS IPAIIICOLARR TO Di uLTAISM.I AT TUB 011101 01 rili GRIM Molarßag, COURT 07 aaannarroT, lulantinalSAßßUT.] SAIIKBUYIE. Toerattaogilltrir, Spencier-ilike, TWlnid. to aumaff ar Nov. 2, at 11. EDWARD MORTON Loma. Cambridgeetreet, liyde•park. agent, Oct. 31, at 2. Joint PAciciat, Old.town, Clapham, plumber, Oct. 31, at 11. FRANCIS BOURT NMI" Beltedere•crescent, Lambeth, Ida wins merchant, Oct. 31, at U. JANIS WILLIAM BLOCK Cavendishatree , , ooelot, Oct. it 11 12. 020101 OSCIWINdr, Accenotreet, Camberwell, 1001 11 •7 11010 pork butcher. Oct. 31, at 1. Boutomuzi Bitratrr, Pwim Bmrm, Pala CUM ter, Oct. la. at 1 . WILLIAM 1311211 VE2III, Istinasth-walk„ and Vsseetrest, market, greemprooor, Oct. 111, at I. Jolla LEES )oHNNTONI, Oxford, travailing draper, Oct. 31, at 1. WILLIAM BUM, W , Oct. at Roma Triminu..alLthanarnport, aigrilrbolider, Oct. ri, at 2. Jaime 111.1MX, Lefton. Nam bander, Oct 31, at I. Cioritim Ceseir, Mambo**, Beds, fanner, Oat. 31, at I. Mutat Onsionse Ilutiosm Uageolms, Bonualost-sclam, Moms& late somegor to spots/Mg osonnamf, Nov. Joint HOLLINGSWORTH, Stratford. late baker, Moe Lat IL Mann rioesiey, Woraostershirs late retell brewer, Oct. 27, at 12. EDWAID HARMON DAVITS, Bomaose, Slanpahlre, late miller, Oet. v 7, at 12. Jona Rom and Ososien COW Rout, Swamis, /sale' le sabl 19 1 7 Pipes. Oct 27, at 11. liamm; our Sed,Yorkohlre,sems9 arOll.llO,M/1. Ismer. MoeitiOn. Roll, general dealer. Bov. 1, at 12. WILLIAM Mom Warm Lincoln, builder, Nov. 1, at 12. HOBLIT GOODLY', Hutton Crannrick, Toeholds', innkeeper, Nov.! at 12. DAVID WILMAIM. Usetachretb. AMMO'. droner. Oct. 88 . at It WILLIAM Boozes YIBOIARD, Everton. lonombliw. Mt* lb* broker. Oct. 80, asll. W ALT= PHILIZPII Ginanfor, Liverpool, outfitter, Oct SO, at IL Taaino3lol WILLIAM 1801014 Liverpool, jeweller, OM 30, at 12 Rriluan 1100111, Bradford, liancaelare, land anzveyor, Oct. lat at Jam Mount& Planzulz=r, Oct. It at IL EDWARD IMLAY, , late mew store dialer, Oct. 10, at 10. Jona 101 r. , ham Birming, thimble maker Oct. 80, at 10. Mums how, fiturminster Marshall, agritalMaral labourer, Oct 22, at 10. Lutes WlLLust MIT, Coldwater, pipe maker, Oct U, at 11. Maul Zama, Semsnotes, Darbyshiro, eslker. Nov. Mat 12. THOIL4I Musa. Great B Yorkib., abowasktr,NoT• 7 . ll l9. Ilmllll TVIJIULZ, . wham , publican, OM SS, at M 301111 BIIIIIIIT, Barbosa', Staffordshire, accountant doh, Oct. 24, at 10. Pala 81171. Ilandteseer. emonekolon merchant, Boy 6 . at 93. MATRA. WIGGLIIWORTH, Dom:aster, boot 'Oar, Oot. 28, t it at U. Geom. Toolue Borcamon, Durham, Hewer, OcL WILILAM per Radford, Notts, Jos dengsm. NOV. to. at IL 111031 M DATA, CardM, late Name' MoMallsr, 111. as 11. n oge maxwessoe-sepeDllare.eargastat ,oo6.lo . oll2. IVOILAS HARRMOII, Oaths* clog's', Bac Lag U. 'THOMAS tarorroan, A•btan.untiar.Lyse, Isiletneem printer, Nov. 9. at U. ROM? 111 ,111111 , Dry, Berkahlre, foreman at an Iron works. Oct. Bk at 11. J 002711 BILL, Neweaelle.apon.Tyne, boot maker, Oct 28. at 10. Musa' AaannerS, 1 11 41 1011 Maass. Daratlthlrel , brow. Nov. 1, at IL EDWIN AL/11W HARKING, S o uthampton, cabinet maker, Nov. IL at 12. WILLIAM BARTEL Piece, Bury St. Edmunds, grocer, Oct. 28. at 1. VALRNII3I MILLDOOIIII. High Wycombe. Buerinlihw nibire . groper, Oct 28, at 10. BACK? Bowria, Little Thorley, Suffolk, Maim Oct. 28, at 1. DANIEL ADDISoIi, TalaWorah, bees Meat. Oat 18 at 1. 0 . Joss Tows. Worthing, Eleasec, driver, Oct in. at IL .4113 Coot, Sheerness, sashimi fitter, Oct. 28, at 18. Salturi Yr.ttain, Kentoe, Devonohlre, shoemaker, Octet, at IL LAST RIAMINATIONS. Nov. 17. D. W. Blahtoe, Wolverhampton, tone dealer-Nov. 17. J. Stockton. Newcastiaundsr-Lyme, auctioneer -17. L Itanb, &ogler, Stafferdokdre. be/Wavy.schar-Ho'. 17. J. Bishop's Castle., Shropshire, beershopkaager-los. t". Niundy, Coventry. ironmonger-Nov. 93. Y A. Mama Burton-Von Trent, ea Wet maker-Nov. 27. W. J. Bedews, Illiwich, Stafford shire, cattle dealer-Nov. 20. J. Gardner, ASSOC, near B saddle rirming ham, late fsrmer-Nov T. Pardon, Lioblisid, - Nov. 27. J. asthm . 17. a, Kidderminster, attonsey-Nev. W. W. 1,1075. saes., Anon, sear Birmingham, has licensed victualler - Dee. 5. J. Dawson, Nottingham. balder -Nov. 19. 0. Slack, ab e fa e ld-Noe. 10. F.J . Owen, Sbelial-Nov. 10. T. Turnbull, North Shields, publican -Nov. S. J. llartladals, Bandstand, late pamage broker-Nov. 8. R. 0. Symons. Swanaea, contractor -Nov. 8. D. John, liangeielach. Cliamorpashirs, beerhouse keeper-Nov. 7. J. Davies, Llantyllin. ricetiV olll 7 llllll9 . ,pia deakr-Nov. 10. A. 1 allor, Halifax. Yorkshire, dralwr - N O7 . lb. W. &holes, 13917, Lancashire, confectioner-OM 28. J. IWlership, West Bromwich, chartermastar-Nov. 10. St C. Snerborm, Easingotoks-Nov. 10. G. Attwood, jun.. IM oingstoke- Nov. 15. JL. C. Nicholson, teebT, Lincolnshire, labourer-Nov. 11. W. Reed, Winthorpe, Unageshire, black smith -Nov. 17. P. Terry and D. Taylor, litainclrie, 'fortuities, budders-Nov. It T. Hartley, liolymoorsida, De r e. labourer-Oct. 11... T. Jeans', Liverpool. boarding-house -Oct. 17. Rebecca Joust West Derby, Lancia**, isaliager4 ll hotel keeper-Oct J. Bonney, Liverpool, bakes- 11ev..11 J. Jameson. Kendal,Westmoreland, Iron moalder-Dee. 4. N. O'Grady. Rogeley, Staffordshire, inokeepar -Nov. U. C. 1. Holt, Salford, painter-Nov. U. J. Walkar, Woo, Lencsahlre, boot. maker-Nov. 6. W. Johnson, Towcester, Northamptonshire, brickisyer. JOLVI !HOCK 001513.317111 ACM 11110 M DISCOUNT Cenral , / kLattrzo Nov. 10, at U. at Basing ' - ,, -.erect-to make a second tina Mr. Minefi el d—Was the baby hurt'. icd . Venue—l believe not, air. Mr. Maasfield fined the prisoner 51., or in default of pay meat erns days' imprisonment. Mr. Fide paid the fine. Alfred Davis, 23, of 85, Cirencester street, Paddington, end a porter in the service of the Great Western Railway Clompauy, was brought up for final examination , charge d with stealing from the grovel and departure platforms of the Great Western Railway terminal. at Paddington four gold sad two silver eatable, two gold brooches, one gold seal, two gold lockets with appendages, one gold watch guard, and other jewellery end other articles, value 50., the property of the Great Western Railway Company. Mr. James, solicitor, of the firm of Maples and Teesdale, for the company. aP 6 isa r d evidence west to show that ninon Christmas last a large quantity of jewellery and other valuable articles bad been abstracted from parcels in the course of their transit on the Great Western line, and that the tempo, had had to pay several hundred pintails' compensation. On Monday week, Superintendent Durdle, of the company's police, re mired information which canoed him to apprehend the pri lOW, and he charged him with stealing two watches, which he (Mr. Dwelled had received from a silversmith iu Pmed , street. The primmer at brat denied ever having been to the shop ia Freed-street, but dim/std., on the watches being shown him, he said he had found them on the platform, sad had gold them. Mr. Durdle then gave the prisoner into custody, sad next proceeded to search his lodgings, where ho lotted the articles above enumerated, and also • variety of other articles, showing that the prisoner had been icon netted with about • dozen other robberies, in which the company had had to pay upwards of 1561. as compensation. The whole of the property enumerated was produced, and several witnesses from the west and south-west of Rog land were called, and proved the identity of the property. Mr. Mansfield, after complimenting SimerieCndent Durdle for hie energy in the matter, fully committed the primmer for trial. WESTMINSTER. Mrs, Mary Jane Richardson was brought up for final examination, charged with fraud. The particulars of the previous examination have been filly reported. Mr. Lewis, see., for the prosecution, called Mary Ann Laney, servant to the prisoner's husband, who proved that the aratimed had not lived with him sines March last, and that a vast number of articles of dress bad been brought to Mr. Iticharelsorie hones from different tradesmen, upon the order of the accused, which had sot been taken in. la moseciaminaUon by Mr. Smyth, for the defect" wham said that the prisoner came to her Imatoad's house drunk OD the 12th of July. She had also subsequently galled. Her master had gives orders that she should not he admitted. George Powley, 228 B, said that on Nomday, the Sib, he apprehended prisoner at the Albemarle Hotel. She was drunk. When told the charge she replied that she did not care anything about it ; her husband was answerable for all she did, as she was not legally separated from him. Mr. Smyth urged that no fraud had either been practised or contemplated by the prisoner. Although thins might have been a false pretence used, it must be clearly shown that it was with intent to defraud. She had been married since 1859, and to • man of property and position. Some differences subsequently arose between them, and her husband endeavoured to procure a judicial separation In the Divorce Court, but failed. She afterwards went back to his house on time separateoccearons, but he refused to admit her. She occealted her attornies, who told her that her remedy wee twofold—she might either apply to the pariah and go Into the workhouse, In which case the workhouse authorities would proceed against her husband, or she might obtain credit for necessaries, and let tradesmen sue him. Mr. Salta replied that the latter advice could only have been given in one sense, namely, that she should tell the whole circumstances of the case to the tradesmen of whom she sought to obtain credit. She should have stated the fact that her husband would not admit her, and that she was living separate from him, and then if they had chosen to trust her, taking their chance of the remit of suing her busload, she would not have been to blame. No man in his seams would have told her to do what she had done. Mr. Smyth still contended that she had a right to pledge her husband's credit. Mr. Selfe repeated that if she did so she must state the whole of the feats, and it was quite evident she had con cealed them. It was =Musty • qualities for a jury whether she had an intent to defraud. Tee false pretence was as leer as any ever made out in a court of justice, sad be should therefore commit her for trial. Hr. H. &hal, proprietor of the Albemarle Hotel, Rid there were • damn perms' in the alert whom she had de frauded. She had been to all the hotels in Logsdon. Primmer—Oh dear nas, no ; I have ooly tom to the bed. On the depositions being reed over, the prisoner was ad vised by Mr. Smyth to reserve her defence, but she repeated the statement before made. She had, she mid, been to her husband and to the parish, and obtaining no redeem from either, she considered herself quite justified in the course she had adopted. She was fully committed for trial. Mr. Self, said he would take heavy bail for her appear armie, if it could be procured. LAMBETH. Charlotte Fordhom, 1.1, wee charged before Mr. Elliott with emberslieg venous sums of money belonging to Mts. Catherine Shingle, her tuberose The promeattris, a widow. mad the keeper of •• milk-shop in the Old lient.road, said that the prisoner had been in her service for some time, and had been in the habit of carrying out milk to • few particular cue tomer% and it was her duty to pay up all the money she received, and account for all JD* credit she gave. Prom her conduct lately she suspected all was not right, and cm going round her walk on the day before she tuned that the prisoner had received mayoral sums on her account for which she bad not accounted. Three or four wilmemee were examined, who deposed be paying the prisoner different sums of mousy spoken to by the prosecutrix as not being accounted for. The primmer, in reply to the charge, said a little girl told her that her mistress would not miss the money she spat, sad that if in her place she should not mind speed ing some money, sad this, she added, wee the cease of her acting es she had dose. Mr. Elliott observed that it was quite shocking to me • person iro young at • felon's bet, and remanded her for • week. The mother of the prisoner was next charged with making use of threats towards the presentee and her wit ticism, mad the fact of her doing eo was fully proved. Mr. Elliott said it was bad enough for the prosecutrix to be robbed by hie daughter, without being abused and threatened by her, and ordered the prisoner to find bail for her good behaviour. THAMES. Williams Archer. a watch au in the service of the St. Katharine Dock Company, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with stealing two pounds of tea and • pint of port Kaatieb-town. tobee• - °MIDI:NM Nov. 13. A. Downton and 0. dateline, New Inmyard, Old Bailey, provision merchants-Nov. 13. G. Wllb. Chichester place Bayswater, cab preprletor-Nev. 12. 0. Levey and C. Robson (separate eatatorb Great Newstreet, City, and Mel bourne, Victoria, printers-Nov. L D. WWI% Jeta-dT•OI4 Berkeley Nome, and Elismerisetreet, Piccadilly. builder- Nov. 7. J. Kemp. Maredithetreet, Cierksmiel, 7. T. H. Palmer, Grwiechurchetreet. bookseller-Nov. 7. J. Hart, Enchlortield, Pies. farmer-Nov. 7. IL L Witham, Crown-court. Philpot-buse. merchant-Nov. 17. 0. Wet/string ton, Coventry, chetnist-Nov. 24 J. Groom, Eveirabary, photo graphic artist-Oct. E. J. Marks, Lower Witco, Wares/Am shire, cooper-Nov. 22. A. Jackson. Nov. 27. J. Osnatt, Birmingham, late eon dealer-Oct 27. IL Smith, Eccleaball and Gumall, Staffordeldre, chemist-Oct. 27. J. W. Manssont, Kings Stanley Oionoestershire, timber dealer -Oct 21. LT. Seale, Modeles ' , Devonshire, Meek in IN: mows - Nov. 3. W. Turner, Hartland. Devonshire, farmer-Nov. 0. P. Coned, Exeter, watchmaker--Oet. ID. W. H. ter, braid inanufsetarer-Oct. 31. J. Tait, Bolton, laiscaddre, grocer-Oct. 30. R. Whitehead, indium, cotton spinner-Nov. IL O. Stephenson. Manchester, merchant-Nov. 10. W. A. At kins, Salford. Lancashire, agent, and Hatfield, Derbyshise, brick maker-Nov.Jet:Almon. Greenheys, Lancashire. baker- Nov. IS. E. Taylor and F. Rooker, Manchester and Salford, ma cldnists -Nov. 23. H. Whittaker, Accrington, Lancashire, yarn dealer-Noy. 23. T. Taylor, Wigan. LAZICSAIIII. grocer-Nov. 4. Agnes Creighton, Kendal, Westmorened, butcher -Nov. 14. T. Cooper, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, waddler-Nor. 14. 3. Clark Chesterfield, fishmonger-11 or. 7. W. Nall, Jun., Dotage, Derby shire, innkeeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE). W. Dauber sad B. Cubitt, Leedon-boasoyard, Paternosese. row, bookssUers-W.Owen sad T. Redmayne. Rotherham, Move noinufacturves-W. 0. J. Tooker and H. Willtares-MarMswes. Lothbary, solicitors-0. Noble sad 0. Goreham, .I=Z coach builders-H. W. Blackburn and J. Blackburn, and Liverpool, publk accountents-Mary Nowa and J. New*, Gloucester, butchers-Elm Dew and Jane Amiens Evana. Oeorgeetreet, Portman-square. inflltners -Jane liddrus and Harriette Dymmock Wbnpoieetrest. Cavendmisegnme, drew makers-C. Bare, Jon., and 0. landale. K 1 o.qw fruit merchants-J. °Meths and H. J. Get& ha, Osedienedieet, Somersto en. pawnlookere-S. Richmond e, T. Eater, Not tiogharn, minders-I. Boot* and J. linidiey, Leaped, wheb sale grocers-R. Biddy and E. IL Beeps, Leeds, W. alshaw and W. H. Sanders n, HuriderefielL ' Q everyman. and D. Lawrence, Isom keepers- J. W. Small and J. Potter, Birmingham. Jo - nabs Ward and H. Ward. Birmingham. heMem - E. b mid T. Mortimer-street, Maryiebone, concert roma Pantheon, Oxfordelreet, music sellers-L Horton, . and B. W hiteholve. West Bromwich, oast nutaten-A. Macaw's, R. B. Stewart, A. Wllonakl, son., M. Kerr, and A. M ac a w's, Jun. (executors of the late J. 11• Donald). so tar as regards Moir commuon with the Ors ad Stewart sad leDenald, Clisegrar, merchant*. SCOTCH SIdefESTILATIONS. Jong GiLcilitud, SWIM& Oat. 22, at the faculty Hall, Glasgow. Ma r M•DOnAJD or Bannon, Invernem, hotel Geist, Oct. M, at the Union Hotel. Inverness. VIM Frederick Potter. • dock airestable, said the primer was on duty as night watchman on Monday night. He bad been suspected of pilfering for some time, and was carefully watched on Tuesday morning, and at half-put six o'clock he came off duty. The primer tried to sneak out of the dock, and was gapped and uparehed. He (atom) found two pounds of tea concealed between the pocket and the lining of his coat. He also fogad • bottle of port wise in one of the prisoner's pockets. Mr. Paget—ln what dock was this Witness—ln the Si, Katharine Dock, er. The prisoner. in defence, said it war not for stealing he did this. He 'naked up the tee and the wins. He thought no great hum in doing what he had done. There were thousands of chests of tea and thousands of cub of wine la the Bt. Katharine Dock, and great temptation was put in the way of a poor man. He only received 2a. 6d. per night for doing duty as a watchman, and be wee epos duty for eight hours. He had been ove rtaken with family aftlictioes. He was employed fourteen ,can by the corpo ration of Liverpool, and was a man of good ohmmeter. A thing of this kind never happeoed before, and he bad no objection to pay a small fine, or anything of tbat sort. Potter wee recalled, and said there was • cask of wine plundered ea the dock quay. where the p r i so ner use on duty the previous night, an d • small syphon was feud alongside that cask. The prisoner would like etc Mumford to be galled. Mr. Jobe Passmore Mumford. the superintendent of the Loodoe sod Bt. Katharine Dock Company's police, said the prisoner had been io their service ages Mara last. The seminary received a good ohmmeter and loamy testimeniaki In big favour, or b• would not hue been employed. lie held those testimonials is his hand. Mr. Paget said that confidence was reposoi in the girl sour, becalms he came to his merlon' genie* with • good character, reed that confidence was grossly shred by his stealing the very property be was boned to proem* ani e ppautea nod paid to guard. The defence was se =va dat ea. lie felt bound to pass a severe sentence. The case was put before him to macaw his summary jariedie tioo, and be shield inflict the meet severe sesteocs in kis power which was two months' imprieonmest sad herd labour ' . GRIF.NWICH. Putrid Kellum 2, Doclpetreet, Deptford, was charged with being drunk and creating a distarbasce. Sergeant Trott, 24 R, maid—but evening there wee an open-air lecture in Deptford Broadway, upon t e etesalom. sod the prisoner came be the spot, threatening to kill all the teetotallers sad the Chinese that presented themselves. (Loud laughter.) Mr. Trail—Whet animosity can the prisoner have spinet tbe Chimes is connection with teetotalism, unless it is that the teetotalers get their supply of tea from them? (Renewed laughter.) The primmer in answer to the magbetrate, said be could not wadintand why he had interfered with the Maurer, as he bad himself never boon drunk for a period of six years i but his brother bad recently returned from India and China, and having described to him the Neely fights is which he bad lasso sogagred they had geese dial together. sad, being Amok, he supposed that be meet buy. ferried he was among the Chisel*, where his brother bad so Ireesatly been. (Load laughter.) Km. Nta fined the phew fie., or seven days' impasse mut. Derrouitors &rare OP TEL Eouytnc.RoaD. Yesterday of terweoe Dr. leekester held en impose at the University Hospital on the body of John Handeedr a s e g a r i 62 years. The evident* wee to the effect that the was a cloaehmea, in the service of a gentlemen, and that, or Friday last, he rode • bores along the Euston-toed. When near cioweretteet, the bores, owleg to the slippery state of the roadway, slipped and fell. The deomeed was thrown under the wheels of a wegsoa, whisk paned over him. He was removed to the hospital, when le died frees his injuries, kis legs Wag brakes, and his back mashed. It was suited that seven horses had fallen is that particular part of the Dastmewroad„ mad thirty is other parts, on the day in question. The rood was under the charge of the vestry of St. Passer, end they employed • costumier whom duty it wt* to keep it is prow repair. Whom the random was watered it was rendered slippery by the med. No gravel wee throws upon it to reeds: it safe. The jury returned& verdiei, that •'the deoseeed was killed seektent. ally by being thrown from a bone under the whook of • wawa, sad the jury are of opinion that the semis Mete of the geolmegewl, near Gowermweet, wee the seam of the accident, and they midi to mil the attention at the vestry of St. Pawnu to it, in older that eecidecta, which ale of daily assarrimm, may be ted for the fetus* by tbe applesstioa of gravel, or ot DsernaTa Annoy.--Another desperate affray ht* crooned at Oreat Yarmouth. It appears that a sea named Richard Stanley, a seeker se hosed is. of the stem toe plying out of the port, bad men to empret hie wife of infidelity with a mu lammed Jessie Oases, engaged as a firemen ea board the Urania elowaser. An erasing or two since Swag met his wife le menpeay with Osamu, and a quarrel issued which led to biome From the few Particulars which out et puma be glassed. it appears that in the eecometer between the two suer Stanley wee greatly hurt. being boated dews by Game awl while alsosol Wa les, kicked heavily in various pares of his body. To add lathe Swedish character el the dim Stenley's wife is alleged le have encouraged Owes to his mule epos her boohooed. Staeley was sebeneestly removed, when it was footed Net his injuries went el se severe • setme that hie as was A te hopelew. Oases has tem erprebeetted Heil. At the latent dates Stealer was still Mire, bed in • grew riots itios. Oixer ossd se. PAWS. Own Ilwerzneo Day. TUMMY, Ocr. IL—Admin./see as mewl, 2,138 ; dMa by semen tick 979. 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The usual weekly sitting of the Court of Cora miesiocers of Sewers was held yesterday in their chamber in GulldLell. Mr. Deputy lln Jassy presiding. TIO CATTLI /1401:12. The adjourned report of the Committee of Gess& Pur poses was brought seder eassideratiom It slated that the committee had had under their conaidetatioo the memorial of the inhabitants of Hader-lace, City, respecting the nuisance caused by a alaughter-howe in that locality, with regard to which the committee bad had prepared a state ment by the medical °Moor of health in oonnexioc with the slaughter-home in qasetion, with a new to a memorial to issue from the cionuniserm being addressed to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, in order to secure the removal of the daughter-house /dead to ; bet the com mittee thought it right that the portion should be brought before the court itself before menecesliaing bar Majesty's government thereon. A deputatios consisting of sakenies in Nampa* sal Aldgate markets, and of the proprietors of slaughter bourse to those localities, spin attended the court, and entered their strongest opposition sod protest spinet the removal as suggested • urging that t h e result would be serious injury so them hither respective trader, and would sated a serious mosey less on them individually and ccl- !actively. A protracted diseassios followed. is which several mambas of the court advocated the removal. but urged that the parties should be fully end fairly compemotol. Ou the other baud it was argued that it the clone& of this particular slaughter-house were carried, the movement ought to extesd to every other slaughter house within the City of Loodoa. That subject wee sot yet ripe for discussion. Ultimately the subject was re. forma back to the Committee for Getters' Purposes for resonsiderstion. The clerk of the commissioners, lir.Daw, read the follow leg oommunications which he bad received from Mr. Arthur Helps, of the Privy Council-office, dated the 11th October iast. The letter was as follows :—"Sir,--Referrlag SO the correspoodesee which has paned between the Privy Council- Mice and the Commissioncirs of Sewers with respect Utile disposal of animals that have died from diem, of the tattle or have been slaughtered in eoesequemee thereof, plague, by the Lords of the Council to write to you as follows, for the inforniatioo of the commission. Their lordships have consulted Secretary Sir George Grey upon the subject, and had received from him a letter written by his direction, a copy of which I herewith endow The metropoittan mce dietciet, the insusetrus appointed by the clerk in council have been instructed not to order the (burial of any animal in any place where to do an would be likely to be ruijurioin to the public health. Is that district, therefore, subject to the following in structions, the disposal of the animals that Mee died from the cattle plague, or have bun slaughtered in reciasqueace thereof, will take place according to one or ether of the three following methods. No. 1. Where there is a mutable piece immediately adjoining to the premises where the ambush lime died or hem alaughtered in am sequence of the cattle disease. the moues may be buried there with their skins on, with a suflicieot quantity of quick lime or other disinfectant, the carouse being covered with at least five feet of earth. No. 2. When its not desirable to bury the animal in or Immediately adjoining the pro mises, the inspector is to have the moue disinfected, lead afterwards to see it disposed of, with the assent of the owner, in such =seer as the inspector may direct. No. 3 directs—'That whim the owner °moot properly bury the lanimal on or near hia premises, or when he will rot oat ' sent to the disposal of the carcase in such manner se the inspectors may direct, ad the Irwin the carcase *aborted will give rise to a noises", the inspector will be diseased at DO loss of time to give notice to the impostor et nuisances for the district, or to the police, is order that immediate steps be taken under the Nuisances Ra rowel Act, under the supervision of the local authorities. The Lords of the Council having *very wish to facilitate the disinfecting and disposal of dialoged animals bays ordered that dminlootaate be suptdied to the aaspeeters of the metropolitan police diatriot, for use within the limits of the district' This letter was signed "Arthur Helps," and enclosed the following letter, already referred to, end ad dressed by Mr. T. G. neriag to the Clerk of the Privy Council. The letter was mashed in the following tuft; under the dated the 10th October leek :—" lam directed by Secretory Sir George Grey to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 3th inst., transmitting a copy of the ow respondence between the Lords of the Council ad the Oommiesionars of Senses, open which vin request his opinion and advice. I am directed by Sir Georg Grey to state that he amours is the opinion yes expron, to provide places for the disposal of dise ased animals, but that in his opinion the matter was one which was not within the province of the government to undertake, as the provision should be left to the local authorities. It certainly must be dangerous to bury dammed wawa in Huai, -populated districts, but Ss George Grey has received a representation that the inspectors had rot exercised improperly the powers gives to them under the 10th section of the order in Conseil of the 22nd September leak With reformat to the authority to direct the disposal of emcee" with the consent of the owner, otherwise thee by burial, Sir George Grey bas recently sent to the Leeds of the Coca& a report furnished to him, at his request, by Mx. Holland, the inspector of burials, showing that mew existed by which samosas of diseased minutia can be com pletely dMnfeeted. Other effective means may be known to the Lords of the Council, and it information is ibis sub ject is given to the public, and the inspectors of cattle are authorised, when necessary, to supply the means of the. roughly disinfecting the camases at the place of death, there seems no doubt that they may be thoroughly and I safely disposal of without providing special places for suck purpose. Should the owners of carouses of diseased animals refuse to obey the direction of the inspectors as to their disposal, Sir George Grey would suggest that application should be made to the inspector of noisiness of the district, or to the police, in order that the provisions of the Nua sums Removal Act may be put in force under the super vialce of the local authorities." The Clumsier said it was quite clear the government would got do agythieg, end therefore the matter was at a stand still. The letters and the preceding matter were referred book to the select munsistee. THI UPORT Of THE WIMOCOL comma Or The report of Dr. Letbeby stated that the slaughter houses and markets bad been duly inspected, sod the officers had miademood 4,615116. of meat as unlit for human feed deriag the past week, coneistiag of —l9 sheep, 2 pig s, 40 quarters of beef, sod 93 joints of meat. Daring theest week thus had bees b 2 births and 46 deaths, the latter bele& at a lower average than for the corresponding week of Use previous ten years. The emus of death were am follows —Fromphthisis, 7 ; from reimeeteric diseases, 4 from broachitis, 1 ; from °optioned fever, 3 ; from whoop. log cough, 2 ; from markt fever, 3 ; from musics, 2; from small pox, 1 ; and from diarrhon, 3. Them indieatimm therefore, of the condition of the public health wee sate. factory. , The remaining boldness, which was of a untie, obareeter, was then disposed of, cued the court adjourned. LABOUR. AT TH2 EAST IND.—The labourers em played in the shipping interest in the lest End ocoleteplabe taking immediate steps towards siltation an pro ves Imment is their position se a elem. They allege that ses there is as musk work dews for the employers as there is in a long day in summer ; sad although they should make more provision for domestie requirements in the former season than in the latter, they are forced to accept redwood pay, and to neglect their meals in ceder to attend to work at unreasesable hours. A public needs( has been ass trened, at whisk the men propose to discuss their griewaness„ and to abolish the robs tweeted by the waisloyies, see if Ito regular understanding be care to, it it believed that a gees. minicar' will he the result. It is also stated that the labserere employed in the principal desks inland moving with a similar view. )East pßtctoi — lt Iris reso the lved, at Warwick 9earter meows resiseley, " That a he b . mated tom this Gm* Ifort•Oary hr George (hey, = atientiosi to the great lase = of ialantishls. sad eseteal , wet of birth of sbnares, sad urges the usemitY IMO anillatallit of tholes, with a view to susely treat- THE POLICE COURTS• MANSION-1101J8E. A well-demised young man, wearing a moustache, who gave the name of John Paul Gordon, but who refund to state where he lived, was brought before the Lord Mayor, in custody of Scott, a very useful detective °Hoer, (barged with stealing a parse mutaining money, the property of Mrs. Julia Stevens, the wife of a veterinary surgeon rending in Mark-biae. Scott, the officer, stated that about one o'clock yesterday afternoon, be was on duty in Onieschurels•treet, when be observed the prisour with • coat on his left arm pram against the proseoutrik. evidently inteotioully. He did so a second time, and was then about to walk away, when witness went up to him, and seising hold of his left hand, took from it the purer he produced, which contained U. Ga. On marching the prisoner, he found 9e. upon him, ad also a railway key, a memorandum book, ad a watch ad chain, apparently silver gilt. The prisoner was a stranger to him, and he did not know that be bed ever before bees in cow tody. - He asked him his addrem, but he refused to give it to him. Mrs. Stevens deposed that she was with her husband in GraUchurett-street at the time in question, and her hue bad was just in hoot, and she was isodsavouring to kiln him, when some man, who tuned out to be the prisoner, pulsed up against her, sod prevented her. She was not aware that she had led her puree until the WEPT told her what had taken place. The Lord Mayoranked the persecute': whether she wished the ease to be seek to the Old Haney. She replied that she would mach rather sot have the trouble of &Moodie, sa a wittier at the sealions. The prisoner said that hs would plead guilty to lie sharp. The Lord Mayor thereupon sentenced him to titres months' imprisoeraeot and bard labour, and at the same time directed that the watch and shale fund neon the primmer should be sold, sad the proceeds. and also the money taken from him, should be applied to his support while in prison, the sur plus, if any, to be banded over to him when he was di charged. A well-dramed young woman, who said abe had been a *oak in the service of • family at Tunbridge Welle, was ithuged with attemptiag to destroy herself at London- Wife. This is the fifth ease of the kind that has tome before the notice of the Lord Mayor during the last few days. It was proved is the remit instance that the prisoner walked down the SUPS leading to the water, and when the constable asked her what she was going to do, she replied that it wee no business of his, and there appeared to be very little I doubt as to her intentioe. Wheat She was s o li:robed three m a t i:d i s od irere . fou on : f d up: r n v h . er im i l i t ed sh ahs t : fo dll n ot g e tt s o hib os it y the formation respeotieg herself. The prienaer, who appeared is a low and diiieeted state of mind, was renaindid, la order the!' some iequirise might be made about bee. BOW-STREET. John Alfred Bennett, • trussmaker, and Theresa, his wife. were placed before Mr. Flowers, charged, the former with assaulting constable 49 F, and the latter with attempt fug to rescue the prioritise from custody. Mr. Underhill said be was an apothecary and kept a shop is Ven4treet, Clare-market. About half-put one o'clock that morning he was awoke from sleep by hearing • noise, and ultimately the springing of • coustable's rattle in the West. He got up, went to the window, and then stet down into the street, where he found a man struggling with a timetable. Heaeold not sayer tively that the priming I was the person, se the gas had put out, and the place in which he was standing being very dark, he had no I opportunity of seeing the men's face. The constable had hold of the man, who was hitting him in the face as hard I es he *odd with him fist; at the same time a woman (the female prisoner, he believed) was clinging to the skirts of the constables coot, endeavouring to smist the man to escape, as it appeare d to him. Thera were some men standing around, who were inciting the man to kill the constable. Mr. Flowers—Whst do you room by " ladling" him ? Witnees—By crying out 'Kill the—!' The ores stable wee thrown upon the ground, and some men jumped upon him. At last the man got swig, but the constable took the woman to the station-house. Samuel Brow°, a portmaateaunisker Is Vereietreet, earroborsted, sod identified the prisoner as the man who was fighting with the coostable. Sergeant Lightfoot, of the F Division, stated that the °mutable brought the woman to the 'Wiwi-bow, and witness then wept with him to the primmer's lodgings, where they took the male prisoner into coatody. The con stable was so much injured that he bad to be taken to the hospital, where he dill remained. Mr. Flows= paid that under these circumstances ho should remind the male prisoner without taking bail, but the female might be released on entering into her own Ti. cognisance* to appear that day week. MARYLEHONE. Thomas William Levitt, a ciab-propristor, living at 7, Imarinr-street, reetompeam, wee charged with being drunk end isospebla of Wang can of his horse sod cab. I It appeared that the previous afternoon Mr. Sado, s greengrocer in business at le, Baricieglism.plaes, Fitzroy square, determined to take hie wife and child to the Welsh Harp, Hendon, sad he hailed the prisoner, sad hired him to take them is that place. As both Lade and Chocolates were vary drunk, Mrs. Fade insisted upon driving the cab, sod with soon dilleuity the prisoner our gal leads his vehicle, sod wade hoisted on the box. followed by Mts. Bede sod her baby. On piss along - the Mary lobate-read, Bede mid they wen going at too slow a pees, sod insisted spas driving the horse himself, but as his wife we. equally peremph/ e is sot *Hewing him, ha pee the hone a Amp et with whichwitice mama the horse I to make • sudden bolt, the small being Uwe Him Bede and I her baby wire precipitated 40 to the heres's back, and then I fell as the pound. 're add to the miss* Swoon wheel I I of the cab peen& over Mrs. Beds's Ws, me eke our *them wise severely bruised. Team, 1711 rt, deposed Is being oiled to the epos, where there was large mood, end the primmer, who was in a Matelot &mikes stupefaction was petaled oat to him IPA Wag Om oblves of lb. niaisia. AWN softiies lira Irk M4RATT6 TALLOW.—Tosaimv IVll3llllo.—The market vie ink t o .dy . B,* actri. ; Deemotoir. 80s. tod. to 51a. • it,. Me. Delivery to lett eves*, 448 maks ; 418 earim. OOTTON.—Lxvisroor., Oar. 17.—A goad 1 . 4.4 without chomp in prior. Woo tuday AND eluding 8,000 for opsoulotiow and =p or , 500 j eg li. 22d, so 27d. ; 1.1500 Yoram& ha., 284. ; 200 280. i 200 Mao eto sad Bolds, 234 t o 241 8 , Napalm. 224 d. to 274 ; 300 Baru. 141 ilt Kw &WA 1401, to 224. ; &owl, Maio, tto, uit 1 14d. ; Ohba, M. to Md. ; 100 Pam 24d. ' h OOTTON 000013.—KAliczensi, bu ss Ociaag7.—Tbte, bran a leir amouet ef sine in shipts y ens sad miry missies prism ham bee s p. 14. W e Ibi za& Wily hem bad eordiderably MOM doing bet for the log , w e b pries' mimeo ere now °impelled to ask tkieesti: rise in oottoe. warood.bend lots are Mill is the snob fir end time interfere a good deal with *m em pre et them from obtaining fell prima Stooks of peed ag e genenidirle, however, ars bsomnitg Kam Tkit bie e k al oat market dome inn with a groat scarcity of Nam. yam'. Is home trade yams pries am Meng, leg . ammo a=sset el bra eem hes bees dose id &dames an the qardetions at Friday last. la deli ee es fester= ..dosser to keep pace mealeally ski g em timed 'Armors in sotto. sod yam, bat time is amen s . established today by mina bmiamelneeastima Tkeiggi e ea SWUM el the India ~hots appear toperiallf inbreed to maim at myth* like the sake manfasterm to °impelled to sok through the sutra met of matmitii, omemeeme is that the little that hes bees dope les prim/madly emilsed to geode already made awl it auk °walks& There ham boos few orders obtelsed to nek perks, sad where eases ham been made, rearielattermgn themselves I. morn ores linable to obtain the bus ads prodeeties. Bemis lets el shah are sow gesmak mealy disposed el. sad the =emit will seas ks peg Wr. tem whether or not prises eas be obtained wig k e a , the meauleeteress. Theis seems to hare base ligle g position to give mob guises today, sad the ladateli ' Gleam hashes° exesediegly WOOLLEN.—Limns, oar. 17.—Tim mimed kdi assesiag has boss thistly etteadad both by issalbsiasi g and asselhorts, sad little dispositioa has ben ace s iseresso stocks, purchases being roads imply to is s immediate odors. Low aseltots sad tweeds hats boa maid in request, and these goods have bus Mankind Gm is small panels. The memo remarks apply to the tag e sastitst, so transactions of importance barium take Oa k sad tiss trawler both of hair bits and,heavy rai l i n w i ims bees much below the *strap. Bole pi t without atlantic.). KillillFACTlMM — Hunntannan , Oct. 17.—i at. deride ateeedanee of buyers bee been in the mid 1► day„ bet business Wse•aetioee have not bus utak The Mgt rate of discount evidently appears to nine #6l. floe en tbo part of buyers. Transactions have einelly hue is geed !easy trouserisp, middle and better due ONE* sod other deenriptioes Wanted for the winter bona trait Semi little hoe siso been done in unions, doling the tut, en American eceoent. WOOLS. —BUDDIBEIIKLD, Our. 17.—Bosiewe it its wool trade is mods mere quiet, all mods best son a rat to move. Bebiers. Loosen., bold arm is prim fai, the impreseioa that wools amm ally ere sot lib* le Ois troy. COWL—Hint, Oar. 10. 4 4, 1 8 n u m a sappiy of English whist, yeti& mg. readhy at fay se Tssedim's eartwooy, beet nuts at new nd mekhig4k. per 30411 e. Foreign bald finely, but transestions BMA Bosky, bras, and peas tally as deer. Oats awe of b favour of sollses—ospeelally flee old have eon. halm arrivals for the weak t Wheat. 5,345 ms.; bane, 5,11 k; oats, 2,501; beam, 546 ; tans, 125. Iriumos, Ocr. 17.—The supply of grain wu les to* than of late, and wheat was la good demand at 'Maud fully Is. per qr. as all good qualities. Barley was a Sae sale st improved prices. Besse sad pees errs. USDA, Cer. 17. — We have a little bettor aural le saw wheat to-day at improved rates, and old tads hew* extreme priers. rise hairy is ready oils 511 Sill articles as before. Lin:spool, Ocr. 17.—T0-day's =Mot ms lilt atteoded by tows sad musky dealers, wilt aka Me throughout, wheat Wag is moderate mowamptise and at last Friday quotstions. Flour quiaseett., hat imam ka is Talus. Indian eons quirt sad Wad slam, at a decline al elapse°e au the week. LW. OCT. 17.—The attendant* to-day ins WIN bat we ; hirmsm ere sow busy with tbar summed sit sumememitly wo bad but a short supply al Ali a odor ; good dry samples sold at prisms la edemas el W week ; clomp daearipdose skew mak, at late rum liskim barley is was* sad prime maples 13d. to la gym dome ; 'Medias sorts ea lest week. Beam sad NS Mk oat champ la miss. Per qr. imperial la the gresat:— W hest, white, old, 641 be. to 651bs. par imperil! taid, 48s. to 5.11 e. ; ditto red, old, 631ba. to 64114, 454 Is 4k; ditto red, sew, 611bs. to 6211.. Ma. to 40. beM ehavatieswag, 1531 be. to 5416 m, 33e. to 9141 als teas (Moralist ditto, 5211.1. to 531b5., 38a. to 32a Oak 36Ibs. to 4211 m, 2:2e. to 24.. Beam, old. 6Sho. Oka. 47a. so 44a. Peas, ample, 631 be. to 641 h.., X& la 4k Ntwousrui-oros-Tms; Ocr. 17.—At ear ma* 4211 mousing we bad rstber se leproved teeing is the AM trade, sad wisere beam= was done rather over RAMA rates way mama beg far old sal sew. Ilshim isdu we. rather gm elk, bet sok lower ; visaing mei aels. Barley, bosom sad pm. AM Oats more isquired sits. TRAFFIC ItIITUB.NB. Mr Pee. Mee. Tylsl. IA It=awns. epee. mien. elamodise. UK Ilk Week =illy I & A 4 6 tad C L I. . IN L 798 171 s,oe• us i ns ra ' aedbet Od. 6. Oben sad letwaskee .. WO —9,0 W Week mass Ott 6. Geese Wedges a tkaele 1116 18,161 11./11 West shako OW. 8. Bream aid. ilerfav ... le WO 658 1,046 101 *mill swags Oct. IC Obeer & B?ate , Weeten WO 10.78 us iiii4k mass Oct. lb. • OmeWu ISO 1. 1.578 Ma 1$ , threat Lausaboorg l4B 1.448 4104 OAT 48 11 badge sad Ilawkwall Ull llalmoblen Sank;l des ll2 ;SE 1.4 n IX DESPATCH 01r IND Wm INDIA Mina—Sour mirror. Ocr. Royal mill Cosopeegh game Shales, Captain W W oolley, milled this thoraces with Ss mails for the British and ForeignWest Indies, the Ihr lir, OsUfornia, Onkel Amelia, ko. She took oat 196 pawn. MI and • Bobo"' surd Melediog English jureSsry, nit 9484, sad French ditto, Talus LOW. Annalist Ms la• esegen are Emilia' Ceer, Hamilton sad Thaw. Oselinuee, Dr. Scott, Bev. Kr. bale, Dr. 66611, aid 8 Ns* Barna &Wee/ &press. =ltiNo Ware's oouson, 29, Qv iD maws, BwomestriT.—We me glad to motto that Ito ieeNtatiom will commove' its mooed year d work ca Sc 23rd inst., with a very satisfactory programme of arm The subjects taught icalude arithmetic, geometry, luggage and grammar. Bsglish literature aad myslisloipp, totaay, Latin, drawing, French, aid masts. There are a lio classes every evening for reeding and mitts& to prepare etudests to ester the Mar loonies The fees for the term range from 2s. to te elms. so that from the somber of subjects offend thee sod the malt meant of fees charged. the pollee data great edmational advantages to women of mans emY?. meats, via, Washers, dressmakers, domestic serva l s, AL We am glad. however, is learn that the miller bee 6 kV elm them the mem iestrostisa of its members ; Ike •••• are taught gratuitous) y by ladies and gentlemem. that mutual help and fellowship may be promoted (mune ms) between all members of the °ANS Wit :71: 2 :4•sts, by the ancatiosal work of the ageN,i, the sorrel life of the coffeerooni. The ogee-room,p• with periodicals and newspapers. sod the literary, 10•1 111 _, reel eveniug from 7 to 10, end me made pleseeMNl* treetave to members. A general meetiag of tesehert rrrr des* and intending sMdmets. will be held at 211. aquae, on Friday. Oct. 20. et 8 pm., explaasictl sf w" =wet plan of the college sad the causes of the salt BIRTHS, lIARBIAGLS, Jai DRATRIL BIRTHS. 11111XXXT.-Ootober,l4 at laglacreicsak KoidaS la the wits MO. h. Sarksisp, Li., et *sm. MASSLACHIOL-October 14, ilatalitoeterrace, Mewled. die wife XJ. Handaclier, • soa. PIIICHAID.-October at Alba...street. llytte - Pia , t bs of 1. T. Mbar& Est .01 • sots SIMPSON.- October 111, at Upper Clayton, the wife of Ai Samoa, of a sea. SOJMIWIL-Ostober IL at Oarollaretnet. badiard 4 O lM irits ot Mr. A A. Solon" of a son. SOTIISSM.--Osteber 11. at 'Me Cedars. wdeat*buit• CedtP too. Os Cfsoff. IL A. ,11eq., of • ion. MARRIAGE& OUTZII-KNOCIZIL-Ootobar Mat M. Jamb char* 10 0 ‘,...: by Ma Rev. A. Levis, T. Oliver. lag.. of Mall. to Aftri aa ' - "' dattote• ot W. !Docker, Cemaaadw 107a 1 !WI „ 11111W- ZAIRE - October it, at St. Tsai a if cow.'". ter. X. Aaisrma, W 011 am !Ismer, sou et the late Sea lbw, Si Crtipalum. Wlitellss, to RAMP, dasghter *taw r. J. Saw the City TO M 7IIO-WAID. of -Octobsr IS, at St. PaDalle Citaftbir.s. 4 of IC entiobtown. to Hannah, daughter of the ••• wrd, of lisaapetead. DEATH& AZGALL-Ootober 16, at Ow Orme. Baal MAT&aged 75. DAM-October at Briasavricitgerdesa "Zeta Martindale, aped 76. 11/1.-Catotar 111, Taztarescent, Tema% IN. art ft MATIMUIT.-Matobar la. at mastaaasaa, 216.111. w r is a_r ie l e aladra sbib= 16, at -park Webb. Isb. awl ft a L M Tibial mil MINIM w Inman Lao NAM tip cap a LAN" a ow Moo la Lankard•deept. la the limas& srBl4loll° WINOSOLT. °nom IT. ua b.. r. t ig g 214 L M g CA baOas t IBINS teg S bi n Arden A. 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