The Press. — London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

SEPTEMBIII 10, 1853. Mr. Henry S. Hall, of the Circus, Tower-hill, shiphroker, said : On the 23th ad' Aeffliet I arrnw at the Hank of England for a bank post bill for 30/ After having paid the money and stated the particulars 1 went away. intending to return after having given the clerk time to tuakevaut the bill, as its usual outweighs's of the kind. When I natitrued, in the course of au hour. 1 toms! that sour person bad applied for and meeived the bill in my ab- Settee. This is the poet bill. t never authorised any one to receive it for me The enalontensent does not bear the slightest resemblance 03 that of the house to which 1 belong. At the bank they immedietely gave me another hill to the same anionet, stating that they would atop the first if it ishoulai be preseuteaL W. 1.. IA.WIS, Sitlettllll4ll to Messrs. Moses, said On the diet of last month t saw the prisoner at my employeti shop in Oxford. street. Ile wished to know whether, in the event of his pun chaeing a snit of elothes. we would take a bank port bill for t.wiwuttutit•wtot with the manager, who said he would take it. The prisoner then selected (dottiest') the value in 71. 9s. ed. alto. nether. I asked him to widens) the bill alter he wade the re leetion, anal he Kahl he had already endorsed it, Alla out the 104111 e '4 .. 4:come Ti psen" upon it. I told tom t o „w orse it 11 , 11111, anal he accordingly wrote upon it " George Thompson, ttitilalforal, Surrey." The priatiner then wished to malt eta hat, and lea was accordingly directed to the proper place, while the IflatlNger 1411411 eilleglitell together as to the propriety of taking the bill. At that moment we found that he lout lett upon the C 4.1.111.0, a paper panel, anti upon beating i n to it we discovered it bundle of handbills, of which the following is a eery:— " Singeing, from 13, Chorclestrect, Soho, since August 21), (Aupposed to have started for Hornet between eight and nine o'eliwk in the eve • g), Mr. S ttttt itel Knelt. lie is about five feet two W 14.11011 in height, thirty-nine yearn of age, but looks much older, is very halal, has grey whiskers, blue eyes, dark esamplesiaati. 111141 is liehirllll.4lll little' in the right shoulder; hail on it black dress coat, blatek tiered silk withdrew, black troupers anti Kook, black hat, °maiden elt,a's, shirt a n d stockings. •keal 'S. E.' (hail a foist over his shirt), denied shirt, mid long rowan drawers; had in his poeketa leather pocket-book, containing memormid e m s , Any information that may lead to bin diseovery, forwarded any of the robe...attenuate, or to ilia residence as above, will be V Midi) , received by his friends." Ilpain reading this handbill I saw that it referred to the primmer himself, of whom it gave a perfect ticecription lit wits 4541 1 444. tiered tiecessary mend off the bank poet Anita the city h o use at Aldgitte, to Mr. MOWN for ti 4 rectione how to act. A Merman H urlmrnY : And what did you do with the primmer? —Witness : The primmer wee not to be found when the 111t.44- senger rettinted from the city. Alderman liellefiEllY begot the clothes ?—Witness Ns', Alalt•notaittin : Why did you not detain bills, and send to the next station-hottote for an offleer ?—Witness: We did not know how to act —the ewe with and We tl ght the beat merge we could adopt would he to semi to Mr. Mitten 111111t4e1r. We told the prisoner there would be a little delay in 1.011144.41111.11ee of the necessity n 6401110 inquiry. Alderman 111iM rit ERY : /141 ought to have been detained. He might have escaped altogether. When and where was he appre hended ?—Weida (the detective officer): lie WAN apprehended by te e sill sentrality night at the Manse its Chervil-alit...et, Side', to which the handbill alludes. The prisoner hail, it appears, alesented himself from his resi dence in Clittreli.stret•t ut the thins ended in the himillailla, cud 11114411 returning Buried Heat the printed noth•eva of 11111 dissimean awe lied been circulated, whereupon he willed at sarious places for the purpose of withdrawing them, and had SO/Weeded in getting hold of the bundle which he subsequently kit upon Mr. Moses's counter. Ne was remanded. APPIitIIIHNSIng OF A GANII rIF FonEms 6 AWBI,Ir.ftB was effected on %aturday night, in a coffee shop at ti 7, Castle-atreet, Leieemter-simare, and, on the following Monday, Francois Hache, doorkeeper, and Francois Noche, ,jnn., Edouarsl Hendry, Felix l'aget, Ocan Hardi, Eugene Matthez, Charles Ehe schuls, Johann HotiMan, Frederic de Winter, Jean Berrard, Jean Germain, Jean Pastel, Louis Legros, Charles !bitter, Alexandre Gauls, Jules l'icot, Pierre Ferret, Julian Javrain, Auguste Trapant, and Jean :Henan, were brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged with having been found in a common gaming -house for gambling purposes Superintendent O'Brien produced his authority Irom Sir It. Minim to enter the house, tit). 67, (Witte-tartlet, which wee MOW p.. 0.1 ell is he a 4.411111114111 gatning-lionee, Alma halfistst eleven 44'elock on the previous Saturday night, witness 14111 d it timelier of constables went to the house, and having gained admission (Sro ceeded up stairs, and in te room on the ground dote- foetid 111111.• leen 0t the defendants. 'l'imn. watt a table in the mom *Melt Was covered with green issue 1411 CRON. There was also seine silver and copper money, whirls had evidently formed the prime rs; pert of the stake played liar. lu another room four other foreignena wo'n' t aptars•lsentleal, anal all who Were ti ol ill the main were apprehended e wept one, who me n ett , i t to jtuup oi g, of the whitlow, but wan ad t • ediately Afterwards brought back in the 4.1144144 y sit it poi i.e-sergeant. One of the prisoners, Hecht., kin.. said he 41111 y Retell 1 . 44 r a person Wll4l WAS the pro prietor of the mom. anti who was at present in prison. fttabert Lester, 141141ther 15011e1.114111111. said he wise ins.riteteil to watch the premises, which have hilig been k 1104411 to *he liolh.e as being used as a resort for fereigiturs for gambling purposes. Hellenist! at the Mirk of the house fir • time, and e 11 1 ,1414.41 to hear the shuffling ofellelllt Mel the jingling oluttatiey. Ito was sat isfied that gambling wan going ell 111111 e mom. Witness afterwitnis itecom• panted his superintendent Into the house, and then. t' I tables; strewn with muds. anti Abram gms. iii silver, and 3s. I Id. in ',Trent, A solicitor who 11111.4.itred fur the prisoners rotot slotted that that prisoners. beiut fereigners, were not WA ilre 111111 11141111101illg WWI 4111 411 . 4•111.1.--thill they merstly Rososemblesl tit the vo.ffee•Oloolo In rind, rtitts.titNt each other, to remi the papers, anal to isitiot , e 014.114 , 41%es wills 11 ttttt •at slink, the stokes lacing a ppropriete.l to the p it . met a of t h e pimp, wed if thu rr we + Hit ) ,111 1 ,111,4 it was put in it ht, I when it ens meted to at stithetent ,•ittte it was aprmt ill 1411 e ellesioll to OWN.% or I ario esenal. Sir. Hard wick men mited, from the evia let it I y inferior Snit ion of the fi write iers, that it might he possible many sal them were ignorant that revealing was prohibited by the laws of this 'salinity. It wits. lemcver, itopossilale lA, believe that all were equally ignorant of the lea . ; No, Riving them the hotetit of the doubt, he would allow it to iterate in mitigation of the tine. Instead of lent_ the manager must pay 2rd.. this doorkeeper 51., anal the pleyers Ins. each Applicetion was made and granted for the slotegitifin of Otte 44 the prisoners. Charles Ebeschulz, on several charges to f Tar. Prntore STmesTnv in the snffererm from the late accident at the Sydenham Crystal Palace has been tnrned to fraudulent Reettillit by Robert Gil grove, who appeared at the bar of Worship-street Police Intim on Wednesday. The prisoner bears cif courvi a gentlemanly appearance, which is the chief stock in trade of such impostors. He was charged by three successive witnesses with baying ebtained 3 or attempted la obtain, money THE PRESS. front them, ostetisilt4 for the fi u ►d rui.u►g on behalf of the widows and orphans of the men killed in the above-mentioned eatic,triiplie. Ile .upistrted his application► by a forged ilootenent, mitisitiing to bear the signature ..f Mr. Miller, treasurer of St. Ilar lholoinea's Iloy.itad. Ills fraud being detected. the prisoner Was given into custody, and reu►a►►ded I. the magistrate fur the production of further evi deuce. A Flute et. M reel! tteir Tatious, dealing extensively. with India under the llt'Sigllll6oll Of illPloll and were lately bankntpt, both in London and ealeutta : and the English representative of the house, Mr. .1. Wallace, up at the Bankruptcy Court for his eertitleate on Thursday. The debts %Wirt , nearly ;11,004 IL, alNi tlw state of the assets bore singular testimony to the variety I , ltliePUllllllel ' Pia i allilitigS British houses, and the curious political contingioneirs on which their prosperity sometimes depends. Among the principal causes of failure in their business the partners in the inn' city the disturbances arising out. of the various wars which had 64'11 waged in the Ewa with the tlliinese, the Atlghans, and in the l'unjemb. What were glorious victories to the English armies proved most disastrous casualties to the merc h ant tailors. In the memorable battle of Mewslkeso ens touters of the bankrupts ereving them nearly :t41,000 rupees were killed ; and at Ferivesliale and Solomon !04411111 rupees worth neat. These sums were absol tit ely lost, except some trilling 111 11111 l tits obtained through the medium of the .Administ maw-1 itireral. A second class toertilicate was immediately granted. Genre COINS, gamine in themselves lent of inferior value, have been lettered as sovereigns to various tradesman, chiefly publicans, by et respectable. les d e ing man named Care). Ile WON 1143660 as of the attempt, slid when examined at Hammersmith Police Court. endeavoured to shelter himself luider a Wadable. Isle never actually called the coins in question sovenoigns, but, ri_ngis.... e 4 on e o n the counter, asked only for "change for this," mid waited the result. The magistrate, however, thought it advisable to ascertain s o me tut titer partieularet respecting so ingenious an individual; and has kept him in custody, on remand, for the present. SECOND EDITION. SATURDAY EVENING. LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (Ily Telegraph.) [Prom uur torn Corregpondent.l 'BERLIN, Friday.—The Milk's Indicator announces; that, in accordance with tho other t Oita-man tiovern ments belonging to the Zollveroin Cast Amy: l l uion, Prussia has abolished the importation ditties oil vont front the 13th of September to the :list of Derember next. _ _ THE Ftiday.—Thu Find Chamber of the Statea General has adopted by a majority of '2 . 4 to 16 the law relative to public ereVilti. A royal order diseliantiv4 the Liberal Ministry in the (initilhy 1)1 latzattilairg, the jib Ministry dating from 1645, and charges M. Wart!' l'aguet with the formation of a new Cabinet. lENNA, Sept.:,.—The Elll4l4ilill reply tl the des patch containing the modifications ot• the Porte is expected here on the 9th or 10th inst. 'l'lw Itmeintit Cabinet is not likely to object to tiny of these moditi cati4ins, excepting the one r 4 to the treaties of Kainard • ji and Adliunoplc. Tis prevent further cimi pliestions, the Austrian I :overtiment, snppi stied by the Ambassadors of the great. AVON, has propiorlisl the opening of direct negotiations on the Is .ints iu dispute. These negiatilitions are 111 be conducted l's Count Nessolrode and the Ilttotiffin Ambassador, who is to he sent to St. Petersburg. This proposal, it is thought, will Is• accepted by the litigant parties. The Russian Ambassador asserts that the e%aenation of the Principalities will shiactly nod t h at in any ease the Russians will not taws the winter in those provinees. is stated that, since the entrance of the troops into the Danubian Pro‘iiwes. iirayers have tint been made, as usual, in the churches for the Prince Regent, but for the Emperor Nicholas. CONSTANTINOPLE, Aligns! 15.—Tili• sitlution is still the same. The Turkish troops are still marching on Varna. It is said that the Sultan lull considered the representations of the llospoiliirs of the I►anubian Principalities, inasmuch as lie will condos himself to the protest he has made in support of his rights. lie will not insist on the To.riii of the two Princes, and he has not pronounced against them it ,enterer of toispension. TeSi:ASV.—Prince Lichtenstein, Vs aittmits,lvi of the Austrian auxiliaries in Tuscany, ha. ls•en recalled, xud General Crutinexille hits been appointed in his place. It is thought that the corps will soon evactutte the Tuscan dominions. Almost the whole of the cavalry has marched. M s.—t int of tit person , charged with high truaavu i in thu eittik uf '44.1 IMO bean 443 condemned to death, but their piolishinetit com muted to impris.oinient in a fortress. Fortylotir have been sentenced to e t nfinement anti bard labour for various 11.6, 4 1.4. 11‘oitio, Sept. I.—The Ministry is engaged in a vorrespontlettee on tho subject of the °old required by English steamer% on The MI• 1•6111.1 conditions are considered unfavourable to Oro Irt . (From Ow Court (7ireesidtr.) It , Sept. S. Iler 'Majesty 11r0Vis 4.sterility to .‘lbergeldie with I'rinee Albert. The Itti dinner party veatonlay inelmie4l tilts I) epees of Kent, Count .ilvivander Meosilorit, aii4l 1.4141 y .liigitsta !truce. Orval inirrovements have been math. on the MI moral estates since last year: the arable and pastoral lands, ttit4ler the manageunent t t lir. Robertson. emu missioner to his Itssy al Highness Prince .1114ert, have been brought lilts' it highly promising .tate. while 11141 grounds and deer forest are in a fair way to become the best in Scotland. 'llll' moral and SAH'ilki wants of the tenantry 1114%0 114'01 V411.1'104' eared ter, the t)iteen having given estimmutil that the poorest families shall have the blessings of sslneatism enrol to them, and their i lotaisaie wants fully sap. plied. The new imbue begins to make softie i l inigre t i t i, but the runtluetor has three years Ili liuivh it, and it enquiries to he a very houillsomii MR. (itatsAt. M.P., has Maimed to Im am, tii tran n sact the business of lii• department as Secretary of the Ailiiiiralt). Ti n loin. member 11144 IN en called hack thus early in eiiiiiiiiiptenee of tho absence of Captain Hamilton, arising from tho death of a very near relative.--Chriancle. • UNIVERSAL EX/111111'10N TIII: Altrtt IY 1 1 3 in !hewn talent Seietiee and .111 at this Itistril of Treat% have issued the billowing nnuee to ;n relennieo to the roitheleining Exhibition in Pori?: : " The Bonn! cif Trade how reeeivell information rnsin the Seerenti fill' Foreign Albers stating that the French aitelens-aslier ha'. veln u lnuieatrd its blast that a • e r a al Ithileitistll of the Fine :ales is to take phase' at Perim, in May Is4:i. at the Name time as the Exhalation of industry, The French teeol'i 'Mein v 4111111444 a desire that ilia Et hileition may he as 14411140 e let IsoNtilbte, And lilt its nr ganuuttiiiii may lie aminged in a tinuitter to give statialite tisin In 5.%e1 toot iiii invited te manat in It. The initiate nitrite will tie he earliest gratuitously to Paris. end the er• ratigraient them will not entail any expense en the Doti At 1 . 0.04611 g. I sets mina ism of limber a er a a k i v a m at will lee affortled as $155551 sea they are made, '' Ilnaat Cen.r, Ives PLAVV/111t, Joint Secretaries. Martleoruugh•houre, Sept. It , 1it43.- CITY, MATI,IttitV In etniFeqUellai of the unfevotorehle 114111 M of the Bank returns Consols lone lentil to IH 1 for moue), and IMII for acrount. The Share Mark e t ham also fallen—North Wetnere to tsi ; Midlena, tit ; (ir f .at, Wehtent, s 4 ; Laneashin. aunt I'orio4hire, 711. French slur's en. slowly. Money vontinues iu nein... demand. •bitmi. LIEUT. (I ENE SIR Niesm DouaiAN, K.C.14., died on the la instautt, iit itrusitels, in the 74th year of his age, 111141 after a )44.rvice of filly years. 'rlie deceased sorted during the moat trying acmes of the l'eninsnlar campaigns, and for no less irrilsl Ilium 22 year.) commanded the illth High landent. Ile W 144 1.116.49'11011 k ly appointed cidotwl of the 72d Ifighlaislers, which is now at the disposal of Lord Ilarolinge. Ile took pert in the battles of Ilusaco, the l'yretsces, Nivea.), Nive, 'nod Waterloo. For his serviees at the lattt.r engagement. he was deenrated with the Austrian order of Mark Theresa and the Itisoutian of St. Wloulimir I fourth class), awl tOr wounds received at Ititstsco and Wa terloo received a pension of 3001. per annum Sir Neil I)( W 11•1 IMP 41e camp to fleorge IV. 111141 to William IV. Ile was a IlitiiVl4 of the city of lilasgow, noel was 464E01111.41 front the 0111 Earle of August, through the Ihtuglases of Cruxbin and tittildis. Tut: Ift:ATII uF 141ErT.•1 11.41 S W Altlllto DM It tonic place at Kaptee on the 'list ultimo. The deceased /diver, whose fatal disease was eranblunt was aged 47 years. Ills service extended over II petits! of 2k years; ten of which were spent as aAjn. tent, and nine as commanding officer, ..f the 1 . 4111 firenteliers, which regiment has lost in him a devoted and excellent leader. 1'4•1441e1 Wardnoper's total ab sence from his carps, ill England and India, omoomited only to tlir44. teats. MIL Witt its Sot tw, so well kosotii to English agriculturists, expinsi lately at Nlodbrtrite, after out Illness el' it few day*. Mr. Shaw was fornterly editor 4)l' the Farnsene 111,1 s• 1 the Mark•lnne Expreseg : the I hike Ifi c hn i , m ,i in forming the 'loyal Agrieilltund Society of England. It is that unfortunate speculations inducts( him to emigrate to Australia, but his health, prt•- yinitslv intpaired by anxiety, gave way before the influences u( the duality.