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_. a r• . evidence would be. adduaesi.velsich—boakle.-IleOrickl feireil would leave no doubt on the minds of. the .j.., 3 „ ' that die prisoner 'had uttered 'the check with a guilt) "- knowledge. •" • William Brackett, a clerk' in the house of SriW. " Cortes and Co. esamined.—Messrs.William and Or orge Botradaile, who ate forriers'and hatters, residing in • Sonthwirk, had an a:count at our house. On the I2th of'July last, ,a check for SSL, was presented by Henry '.lliggins, about hilt-past tour o'clock in the atteinoon. ' It purported to be drawn by Messrs. Borradaile, pay ' '!oble to Mr. T. Henderion or beater ; I suspected it was ' "'not nenuine ; I asked the lad what he would take. tar 4 it ? 'he hesitated; I then sent the porter of the house to get an offices ; he went into the street and brought in the prisoner, whom I immediately recognised as a per ! . • km Who had been in the service ef Messrs. Borradaile. ' • He denied, its answer to my inquiry, - that he was in Meisto.Soreadsile's service; I said, 4 , You have beekiu the habit' of coning to our house for money ; I have 'aid toe money myself ;" be denied that he vps instate_ habit of coming to the house ; the prisoner and Higgs were then both taken into custody by an officer, who was sent for; the check now shown to me is notin the handwriting of either of the Messrs. Borradaile's. 'Henry Higgins—My father is a waterman, living at Dockhead ; I have known the prisoner about three . niontlisione Saturday ;n July he came to me at Bank ' tide, and asked sne if I would give him . a cast over the - Waif I . toOk him over the river,; on our getting ,to Queen•streit, he asked me to go a little Way with him; 'aftet we hid got up two or three lines, be asked me to go into s house, winch he pointed out to me (Messrs. Curtis's), .with a piece of paper which he , gave me, and, ire desired me to say te short," and to -bring what they ' gave me to him at the corner of AbchurCh-lane, where be would be ; I took the paper into the banking house. • laid it on the counter, and said wshort ;7,1 was then • questidned by the clerk, and in consequence of the an ' sorer 1 gave, the potter went out and brought the prisoner. . •,• The tither of Higgins spoke to the fact of his son and the prisoner going together across the river. The porter at lifeurs.Curties stated that be fou • • the prisciner near the banking-house. at the corner of Abchurck ! lane, according to the description given ,by Higgins. A constable, who apprehended the prisoner. stated • that the prisoner told Mt. Gates. the .attorney for the prosecution, that a'person of the name of Norns, who was foreman to Messrs. Borradaile, bad sent him with the chect. Mr. Thomas Gates, the attorney kir the Committee • .of London 11.sokers, by %show*e prosecution, was COM tied on, corroborated the evidence of the constable. William Brand, a city marshalmats, gave similar tea • .tionerny, and said the prisoner noted at the Mansion, • house that he bad had the check in his possession seve ral days? I asked him bow it happened that be was allowed to retain the checks is his possession and .not pat the proceeds ? He said it sometimes happened in the burry of business, and.he was allowed to keep the • checks for several days. I afterwards searched hint, pad found three checks in his jacket pocket with the • 'name upon them, but the dates and sums .were dot filled up. The prisoner stated that he r bed had them • of a boy -named May, in the employ Of Messrs. Bona-. ' daile. Norris afterwards came to the Maasioq-bouse, • and said to the prisoner- 6 You - toner you have berm discharged front Messrs. Bonadaile's;".and Norris then - dented reins the prisoner the Cheek, rind also denied thatit bore the signature of either'of the parties in the . 4- tun. The pitonsr said nothing in answer to thin.. Baidassia Nolfis; the foremen of Messrs. Borradsile, ▪ ezawrined—The prisbner left Messrs. Bonadaile's on the morning of the , l2th of July. , The cheek .' s 'Produced is not in the handwriting of dither of the Borredeile; or that of any Other person at • rioted to drawchecks its their naiad. I did not give the • 'thick to the prisoner. the time that the pri sager was ki Messrs. ierradailos os.ool. I lest his to ' Messrs. Cortis'i bank *sot less than 2U times. . The Pri. stoner liras in the' habit'of aweepiog out the ,shop while *be was at Messis. Borradailes, sod bad access to. the • 'eke Where the check book . was kept. .....wesantioed.Two clerks mid the bny May &ad access to the beck book. The prisoner bad Aiss is Messrs. Borradaile's emjiloy• *bait two years. Alfred May, a boy in Messrs. Borradailei employ s stated that he did pot give the three idea checks to she prisoner. The day before the palmier lilt Messrs..Bort tradailes employ, witness saw bin take try blank checks out of the check book which was is the.shop.. Witneia asked him whet he was going to do with them? Me said, 64 Nothing ; they are of no user lie daub* • them up, and put theirs into his pocket..... . Mr. Wm. Bonadaile examined—The check in ques tion it not in the handwriting 'of myself ot my brother, : and we de not authorise any one to. thaw checks in oth =aim The signatures to the three checks produced are not the handwriting of my brother or myself. • The forged check was put in and wad, and afterwards headed to the Jury for their perusal. , 4 ... The th ree-blank checks toned in the prisoner's poeltei were Olio put in.. They were signed with.the names.cd. Messrs. Borradaile; and ea their being handed to tbol ' Jery, ope of them observed that the signature bore it .strong similarity to that of the forged check. . . . • The prisoner said nothing in his defence. Some iris.' neon were called to speak to his character.. but none of them answered. Mr. Borradaile, however,. statik‘r . -*et be believed tbi esisosser'ocharachrtto have. beets stl• Mr. ..„ „ stice itionmed lip the evidence to die •iury, who immediately found the prisoner. tieilly r bet` recommended bim to mercy, od account of.. his and .the good character given bin, Mr. Bioradaile. , • ROVIIIIIRSAILINO MOO EllioraMiPlll tiGllllllll% ifi//iefit Hook and widow. idiot Nap Naplfeith;lieielOcrstka4, the former fOr breaking "id ,; torso& the pselliog::isoiii" . of . F.Aiward i kyoing. cad , i steMinc 'neje - fro** a vett jr 4r . iyq fb ! , *thin 0400. isid'Opv.rarOa r insii th e toter for Secetealg Ir . to .hale holed ? , th. , i jeweliees #opin t ita . kr-l ape.. illdersoate-iti,eet. In July pi* fi'is 4i t.imporniilddigiliiat,l 4 l4Wond. Oa Ole evpn: ;, of lite th that mop* about sis o,clock. I kift Med • ih 4Qp`tp l'he nest liotning ! as mho at int hOttie in • Si. Ands•lipe had,l**, Thg wi!ne i ts then woFeedsd f uBideberibe , senile to vitiiclifil! l e rss eircited._ Ski u, otpijpgoi, the ihop-iyiodOo,. I , (94 . that the whole of 4,titifl i ei ei)iich theii . t ceidi ug . evi.ning . had 2:. . Ak a T 4ll-8 ,Sr.i't vikfit47 , p . orapr Inoperfloire btel s fq• • Th , O,Auf qtk, wh • ,1 ' 5 ° 0 ,4 il,ka” , Pever„Fc - co.!4fad any ppt . lBolll. Mt day bol)k ,And,jedgey . were flto ~.ukt 4, , Aionat a went . ten , . itsvi the rooh.ft y. e risooei 00•14 „Fir thee.' and Waked at w sire spd'roiiic, she idoeuit4 7 . titi tg • . tt4 mpg hie Is. .1 0. ' • 1 at) was in the 'service of M. Bopping ' on the sth of July lam. Between 6 and 7 o'clock sal the evening of that day. the male prisoner came to my irmAs i cs ' s s hppt any inirtpr NS. 01111.gttlIc 30 t ig(lryod, : aO4 hiss biotl,crAie44w,„ who slept,op tbesrero,sel vra. albojiluit bowleg . I onenedt the 'dint trttlirkprispor,, and tutted „me a;lii!lrep throe(piriating te some !i f itle. id t *Mow) ypernlver waiters end ; the price of third; Es Ad.)sios.. "Old xtot U i m" and that Msv Air. Hopping a; ant tat home;. he .askesi rehow long it would be before' he rej s Urned; I told liar he would not be at home thot petting, Isul that,,his. brother would be in in abort quattcr i4 of, , .He said, very will, he would surne presently. 1 think I had imbue s esp:t6 pri-sooltr piton, the, deer ! , I wept to , bed that night About. rcn .o'clock, About, balf•past three I was ids. tforbcd. antl.foincf . tiat.thehous.; had, been Woken into and robbed. t *Thomas Allen, 'the brother...in•law Ot' Mr. Hopping. oxontitted-011f Mule prisoner, came to the door of the pr aVint seep o'clock on the evening in.-quetticin, tad ioquired the price of tfltee pair of waiters which !Fein the witulow,. HC atio inquired the price 4'l a ,pitir o 1 sifver .fish-knives. I said 1 could nrir, .send he theis went away. About halt / past three in thy morning .t was aroused, and or% getting tip I found - the premises s had beeo broken into. The, fish *nivel. *nu which the. psisquer had inquired, were gone, and Mit vial in S t not .sikver,„wei • Jahn W. iterlopo, constable , examined...Oa tbe nr. l4 l.nrs; ( 4loj..,hy' (,•!?I,l' last, alboAt.hrtif-past three 0 WWII. !agtiS U, is ne tr the pi ilSe• .Cl l - gi r Wrn seen ;ur.n.;he corner. tams 9%; Rika-mpit,.rwpireot:y,roning .fions the pro•ecii. inf 9 lo retiOnt; ; #ll.l...svpmtipiog and, dancing about; , title dad. a' kappeor ,tu pave any, thing. with them; it the side , , Ice Of .94e ot them ; to the best, of any' hence the juksiusei.was . the person ; they, tan towards; ,ilcOn 7 squete.,. an officer, Perry, a watchman, indotypelf„, wentm rosecntor's. how. and (pond 4 P,ll4lP4Wlppek ; op .examining the , premises, we. 4. gs i st isrj !woad ,wstod,hisd been taken out ot *the !sits! *aka an aperturr, to admit a person into krtipsl; lilt alp (pond .in Church-pa.sage two bread ba t kets tied up in l a handkerchief, and a lantern,,ceotre ,_. trrea•driv . er, ling a chisel. Cross— Some days afterwards the prisoner Was pyinted Out to. me at a public-house—the Castle aid Falctin ; I then spy that he was not the man whamhad seen o,t the . oisht in question. Ite--zamined—The 11,oner was stooping down read ing a.newspal:er.Thich was, lying,on a. table iu a dark Coiner of the tapc I told Foblef, tM anarshalman, that I did not think that the prisoner was the person, because could not exactly. seer- but on his coming out of the iarroom to a, pLice where it wart lighter. I said I had vet 7.little doubt he was the. man, but that I could , not speak positiieJy. The prisoner was : then allowed to depart. base upw very little .doubt that the prisoner was the person, but ',cannot swear positively. • Thomas Bates, an inspector of the watch, corroborated .the evidence of tholast. whims, a wore positively to th. male prisoner,being lam of the peness whom be and Harrison saw turning the corner of St. Ann's-latte ;this witness alto identified the : prisoner, from having ;ear him at the tap of the Castle and Falcon public house: " Several other witnesses were examined, and, others were in attendance; but bir.Cumuteett said he iSad laid before the Jury the principal facts .of ,the Rase, alld as be felt that they were .too slight to walrapte coolie vii be would, ;with _the, aaor.tios.of the Court sad -jai; proceed .no further.,.. . The Couox acquiesced, and the larythea pronounced the prisoners Not Umilly. , . • . •., • ... • • —•1101188 STEALING. • .. Frederick Honoel( was capit"lly indicted for stealing iii black. pony, the property of Anthony Holloway (no relation), .at Wimbledon, on the 7th of August. The Wise' was pat out.. upon Wimbledon Common mike . milibt of the 7th of August last, and at eleven o'cloek the Best day it was in the possession of the prisoner at a &MICE of several miles from the Common. The Pri..' Neer sold it to a Mr. Lowe for 41. 10s. and .Lowe Sat it.to one Chaplin, in whose possession it was• found by. the prosecutor. The prisoner made not defence, and the Jury found hint Genity.Deeth. Aged 66. The prosetutor re. commended him to mercy. Timothy Davis was indicted for stealing a parcel of newspapers,valse Ss. 6J. the property of Thos. Kennedy. The following witnesses were collets • Tbomai It'eunedyrrl am a dealer, in newspapers ; on the OtkAugutt, 1. akede OP a parcel 4 .AcrsPaPen. containiog lour of the Times, two of..the. lieretd, and one of the Post. They were to go to Ware, to be deli= ,wired these on my account ;I gave them to my boy. to take to the Peteeborottgli coactroeflicii starts from the Bell and Crown inn, in Holbos n.. , , John Scragg—l remember my master giving me a parcel to take to the Bea and Clown; I did so, and pot it into the. pocket Of the ,reterbotough . coach myself, about a quarter.past seven... • .. .. • James Lawrence-lam ostler at the Bell and Crown; ksiter 'the prisoner open the door, awl take the parcel in : . questiorkoot of .the c,oitclirecket ; when be saw me he ran off as hard able could, akd 1410 him; I caught him is Fleet-mattket. - • • 0 . dohs% N'ar.i. 7 .l saw the prikiner open the coach-doOr and tike tie pvcel,octi Lem %nig the prisoner is the per Son. ~ . ~ The parcel was ;induced, and Mr. Kennedy identi. *4 !t a:, the same tabicir 13, had made up to go by the Pelt thecae/ k b e.c4cht. •: . .• -..- • - • - Sereallentnelleit Beeetne prisoner a good character ;• but the Jur, thOiking the facts decisilteo tetuCusd a. leo diet of Guilty..."„ ' - • . . ' 0 7v1r...$1r4eant kpais'in said, he must obser ve that be looked, upoik thek.Pffrlftf: VP a Peer bilil OP,; stip coaches were for the beneStof:thepublic, but if theism. perty entrusted to th ens was p?hject m this manner 'to ,-.o9l4rdati t oo; tho.,Co.nolleicoP, 91 ,Pee. Cogh!e 'melt b kit e iooo 64 Ciliseiittollte M9A . .:vietvery weryfor the prisoner; but ie.ordiato protect thepublic, it would be abeelutely necessary to crampon 1 hi m, , • • - • . lbc rw IM O/14 ,wan, then 10/14 km the dock. '., h: .:.. : lit :. • i : . ideadain(6l; -or- pr es morning, the dwelling-boose if Mr. Michael Oppenheim, of Mewl,. Aire", GiodissatVaseldr, was. broken into by wife 4biewee...44Plimifr(ed 0t.a.944 1 1tit, of plate. ..,A lisiontong 'Rill of Pe.. 4 1 Pws 114_d Brookes , with hits wife, lately complained's the r Wgistssea' Chits' ber at .4kylitsbuty.that they v ilong with their , firre-cbil4 l dren,led bbeeeen removed to workhouse, end lodged' in cipant_only.ls.lect. brit 3ifilic.b . bed in it 4 1 beds and Mother ininateviloapd diet th is ebitiliten would h e under.tart nece s sity of aleepitig ,on thebarebricks 1' I:'4FY . I *OP .ligjP.trlgleClVestry, hawing . hot sag qiiiMk aP 4 - CPC* 4%-. 0 t14.1•4 1 11. 4 1 dobt .ti!”, 9 ,4,:rba, worse nnwiee4 AN filimenttba; 46l sues& leansAC.tbe •coadust pursued ~towesda Otis poor snan eindliirnmiihestfikellip °bunk% at the time, that, Ity Prat iontOci the poor, etc drivea to aelOgi dishoneSe. The overseer vraepsdered.te elide Brookes 41. a week, and to deduct 14.16 d. foria.pay meat to the pariah of a sum :of money to redeem 0W goods. 7 , I POLICE INTELLIGENCE. . . . . _._. r !err: • , : M A NSiON- HO - USE. Too Ban.—A journeyman bake-was charged before Aidennan Airmen , who sat foe the Lord Mae& , with hawks; ebonite) fit Witt an d child. The Lady, It appeared:bid 114qurneleelinspiAmel., of her hu.hareg, who, she said. &Modified 11.4'10 the week!, lite. witbstandingter affection for him, and retailed fu give her as cluck. as would keep life and soul togethee. ' She had applied to faint onto, and often, but it was all in vain. and setae was tompelled at last, to eerie herself and him before a ..dignities; What made the 1114fter worse, was the unprotected state of their child. • . The defendant assured the Maglotrati that* was he that 'had. cause to complain. His wife had fancied • another moo, end l left hint a considerable while ago, and the child She spoke d vial the fruit of bee intercourse with her,gianitiour. lie was, himself so more the father than be was the mother otie, Midis was use huh* charge him with so unreasonable an ripener.-The anapialiaant said it was a shame for him to deny the babe. • The defendant stated to the Alderniats thai although It'wailes. possible in the ua.ure Of things that be could be the father, KM he would pay M. a week fur its support. He had promised this tai the parish officers and bad paid it regularly until the mother cane to his masters bOuse, while be was at wish, antl, lagine down the child among' the pies and puddings Seta the amnia', 'departed. She had 'done this trick freguently,, and hr was eirtiket i distil 'fettle his master if the child was ionstande'put itCamenigit fleeces towers* dishes—( A laugh). lie asketriihether Ibis was not nes kill The Alderman admitted that it was indeed too bad ; but suits r. innately, as the defendants'su nutria to the ecuipiainain, he Was obliged to support her children. The defendant said that be did not nonlife? Hanel( bound to keppott his wife, who was a strong woman, and living in adultery. That would, indeed, be too bid. It was admitted, upon the part et the parish. that the defendant was dispowd to act better : than his wife deserved. liar defendant thee agreed to allow half i crimes a *irk to hiS inuatistaist7partnirt and to cuctinue the alleiwinee to the eluid, provided there was no, further invasion of his master's shop—The cenplaloant consented to these terms. 'GUILDHALL. ' • ' • i Wifinew'Esede, the drivel of a hackney our, egreend imp summons for cruelly,ill treating two bones. ~,:. Mr.Leests Gomperte preferred,sheinemillet t ilithigoliit eisi the 12th inst. be saw the &lenient Whipping dil l y la Cbespaide, at the end of Ifingsenesi o litieli i s inodiewol half way through the Pining., 1/10.4ne diem too* •the belly. • • • • , 'Jobb 'Dewily, one of the eaten, eenineed this statement, a ds hag. that the defendant cut particularly at the eyes and bees • The defendant admitted be was using his whip when Spain eg l i but declared that he was not applying it with any thing like the Verity described; and his muter gave hies $ good character kr steadiness aid sobriety. (Ms of the nentiels was a very f little mate. Sir Paean LOMAS said, the mare Weeternneihe essquered by omen.. severity. Nobody pea; horses now. end thee was Met thing particularly crud in cutting at the eye of the animal, akimenh it was nearly protected by like orinkrs. As, iereee.rolse man bad maimed a chancier, and it s viras bill licit' off t mee i hiawould isa. Mu the lowrst penalty, Itils . •, . ' The • Alderishisi *elides a Initiates* plead.. .if Mir wader the coachman's chin, koin 'ear we eter L obpareeff to Mr. Gemperts that be had shown no cuifigiaseles 'ett account at the length of set's braird=he bad out ninnies him fur on of his 'tribe. •:- " What niter ringuire4 Mr.% • who seemed mach'nettled the observation. • " I observed 'pit Were genre ups thi OM Tostaineet," replied the. Alder Man„ " but _you look opore,iihe Clariniut Omit the shin than' that'coaciuntia:" The coachman, who was count's/ oat the See soil Seisistiesie' rupted the colliquy. by crying out that the Gentleman had drat: fully " enlarged" upon the loggieg, which laitad for" eodistamee i 7 Sir Pena answered,. if it . now was onlj a ignestiee of diatom with ides he simatihr pat mkt. pist fogged ever the same greeted g ;and alter east :L e r; ~ e„ on the usefulness of bin 'exertions, lie aniredi(w • treated it n 4 I • nurse hereafter. ' ' • Au Imionse.—lralSmis Annus, a haneard4Wilkin4 ion of colour, wpm beolii“ wr by Imam Green. one of ifis dicers et the Metidiettf SocietY, who found hits tin squatting wpm* the 'regiment In itlitetssatootent, win two kase * ealnise . leaves bend abotielinjewS to ache eimondsentlinitle‘ , to his ewe story, to core the toodame, hen; the spribmi , ~ )v Fh" seeogt itti4 !showing "'news* in Anna, lrywieste he awae % aid he had refeatedly taken hi* iffa ii: • Muds, intS end it had viand Ceidliadoiside, manly , JP tf'.."1 144 ; 1 0. f 0r.1 _!.O **Way . . .. ' • • .. , A .. • BOW-311111XE. Trrsty,..Weiskf i tne. Ignt .prigelth. Immo Cunt ilia Alm Wwwil. wwww inky" he didtv Ag*gianeee ( , M. *aux and Mr. "us), Wiltg bevies yawl nee lead* wow, in liaturs4l last, iD the churchyard ed Wades. . mod hong sevene . ibq heat from two bodiete_egieltilicesio. , . , the reread tinny Williams, Vicar et the Faris& of Meads., &own to * interview. gw4, 41 4444 * 4 , 9,!•04 0 ‘ Which he , wide Mr. whim Pm the , fa* .0. tbs. defend* first asst Mr. Rinse, said, that his son was emmil,o,oe. tiptirnheinta He Ain stated, that a daughter of his 1‘.41,4 - 44. IS ils WM,lit"s"!" to inter bet on thetellowing ( last) liooptday, ~ sir. pluime made some ,14 1 4• 4 4 abV isome " 4 " WiIA kg wit %Vitt** lifiwed eliten ; to which' winless repned.. - dost,he could not Interfere in arch matters without the sanction of an order of the Spirinial Court. Ile then Gild Ise wished to deposit his daighter in the sulk of lire. Haley, and seeing no plinth* to the entities:tient; wit peso Sweated, but gave orders to the seinen_ jue t►e mit alweld not be opened without his consent, : On uluidejt nionsing. how. 'net; he was informed that it bad heel opened. had two beads bad been severed frees dead bodieverHe shenlliftW Pet the Primmer Wood, and asked him why he had been iiiiplicsmiio sech a train. Action, as he was item to understand that he had taken away thg heads? Wood laid be had not ° duat's4, • . bin float. Mr. H. Huhn/ b d. lie afterwards had a convireatioo Wish bull prisoners, whew 'they cunfeued Sawing committed ifie'eiteisces but tins they, wen induced to do so' by Tieing Mr. Ileelmei who assisted lb conies the coffins With a large hatchet. One coda bad the name " Mrs. Ellinnah I loins" upon it, steel mother that of "John Leigh !laity." • Mt. Hates invited if Mrs. Haub Mine had he ti le any way relite:d to the defrodatia The Nev. Gentleman said that she: was his mother. ' ilir IL Inaute—lsit possible deaths an offing head of his owe 'limber? ' The Ike:Gentleman 'said, sustained is it might teem, It was, nevertheless, true. . ' John Arailtage deposed that* he is a MI& aid fanny, and re sided in Hendon. About halting seven o'clock.. lianweloy mom isg be was passing the churchyard, wins a vault was greed. Mt. Huber, Weed; and Chsrefri es entered the vault. . Mr. Molise opened ooe,uf the Coals. *Hi relied ept as heas , sad sue ported it with in nue tack c sect *bide lie in his hand, the defendant appeared as if hi were Pang ant put seedy he held up a bead and *IA it 1110,1111 We Ms Ow "ffihod any, tailing thelmg in his keel with *lc Mr. Hiias..-Did the.defeudiat Milne the only sari ilia v— vies6.;..ohaf ow either 'dam John Gook , deposed that be was a lealr.dresseri an Saturday mearnims inueloserved the driaellapte, ° Wel and Ckalakeb epee a coMa ii, 4 Mkt ; tlet.ddstd4.li Mho g ia ships d 0.0.0 1 .4114 and"raLerit up end . placid o • Otitirdeleig at is bulb tekeowein . ; be then task a knife from the „trona I. his right lend, vsed rawly unreel the bead from the trunk, and Swain le the end of the coin, after which*, stet knit, s t bhp out of the vault. In same time atter be returned, •hinseale anotherjteed frOstalwiteg, ___,_Piy.f. tie& - ; aster having cut off the Mae; se non at up esne" reit li ra whir. handkeghlet or iaphiii ; he thin pat it lento a bai, A. sow which the witness bad previously onserved, whisk named fines ese thisehati ea the fornitmccasion. . .. • °. t.: . James' Birch deposed, tine be Wai iiriant toler24taiiii. at Maiden. ' Ilia witness described, ,S the termer witness bedding, 'what he had seen in the vault. This was the evidelice which the defendants were sable( gie it alleterf. M H Mr. Hails Said, he had setae tap Isis' m:114 . .1 hild ihadteMi. dusts to bail, and.therefere would abstain Iran ealeataet or ohmic- Vitioo: ritin respect to the relative giik of eksjparrios he doted Wood and Chantey just as culpable as Mr. H ouse. He ther,ddre relitifiti thedefeedulte to hod bell fee the geledomenne, thenwelyn is 404 each, and two eurellet *0 IR .lip ft 1$ Was a case which the parish augletja tike up. __. ..., _ Thiffeilititar who intended foe the parakillineied,thafk ills Ithinhitentioe to pronoun . .. i• ...,,'-' Mr. Name, sea. and Mt. Ilannes.were ascilev4 so ma* isr. alkol. 4 ef!eousPl • . .. •_. :. a .1 41, • I s•„ , „ QUZILN.:SQUA'RE. it. Carkr, H. Cabot, amid ,lir,,,itepon were charged with reldliite lithot.bouse of Mt. 'COW. Ot Anitsgen-pnee.. A w tec ted them ii tie let of Pulling the grapes, which were' ' [Wed is so *Won were 44 . 1 1wiiiiwn the wing. ,A.lisaligivapagnins !Sibs. tees4incgda d the S:lfdifiet stet fed 1 1 43 . 1 It= werf dP(_ ; °' CiFtar. who it an gld.nrcader, vka. to tour mon • Toseriagoetaid,and Ciliate a*, &yen to three Mobiles theh. • ° A driver of M. of the Iloothamptem sieges no &used by halm *Ole !OF i hdrittere "MA Pflrligif oB Atolf" 'I:0,0 Wl* !.! i 4 "“Vdit F i k i i h bet O NFlibi4. w tn.* fir arasa w aai um wai it. Uneyears titaghg hot whim eked if thisdid bite wells ration or bench% he coneesed hie isability to mill, and in our stesmas die 111edstrate tlisialamad the caw, sad goad ik rodi "OEM° • WORII I -STUKT. R a ; firg i 41 dad sad ooviiiasioy4 werf tail,' esseedised lar strells t l i attjrasb cimpraperty p( frsi l / 4 4,0 1141 , Atilt th whh MAN, .•; • • 11111 Ass -4 l ei *VV . /Y*lo 4o "a, wit /. Ai it ...t. • • • • e' • • LA idIitiIiTINITRINCE Yesterday Owlet lhiseb , waft doused by Mr. Roan. Is m &am. M Whkaehayel. with the hallowtag mew sad , tes i o see systems Of reltheri. him Vanillas bed far owns data mod s% of the prisoner. Oa hhatimy LIN thisphassei. Our servisg 4 L o s s west up to the counthathemem And asiked far titt Asap l et s ov e r e ign. thus itoplylog that the Lady had_ Teheard goods tis t ‘ of t as h oent of V& only, slimes she had pmeammd to the sonos ol its. • •The pristort pro her Wi. hes- rigik 411 • 8 11 0 .11601 Mirentp!uyer oust of Is. Tito traossetiss boblimarrovsly she prisoner was gives firs custody, .with the Ks poli oN g t IN was comumitted to NewSvls •• ' • • - UtTION-BALL. Yesterday a little girl, named Chtheria;/Wirea, between tfilm it old fourteen years a' Ws Ilanhametillefote the Mu glstratel, M. BWmfla vad II Wimp* peers. on achsr ie et n ..,_ . iog aq ittlf.stalad t filoe st 74/encov_ lt 004.giactohise. kh ee il; son T.hiet aPd a aialk . . 1aw c . ” .. W. 4 ea.as the Wordy ef a - Moe naiPas l .4 l ear. , aftlaPais. !eft**. Mac 41ass saisi e. pliat lie. photo: mo been fur some den la hi, ter:let t AXter tetehillg blif wages, she abounded free hi, ja i ,. and be their lafiiiio 4gretel anicire..ord among them doss sh e 'll sated. will** Valef g a d tjaelict• ._ • 1 _ . The girl's mother that Me amities, had rio • front the coMpl'hisol'lr *OM as*. 44) Mllowhig OWN inn.. Proms. Horde" with A-w . persoa,, ..., and slot who he artenab e l e warrant t i z t ‘ s 4plied fpr tigkhort bliss for his PaPdlict. taws /dine o.i, j h e J ody Lid lea taken lino. morons en the pe eme charge, in mart the ipp =om that 'Agin ath e wig* * th swept qt. kid 1.0811 Mr. apples, thee, &let clerk, stated That Mile pettes e i e - i i ,'s 6 mother had becialf the, Praiinatsli, to ,altr . com piiiseg. ad deadliest tbsi treatment sitt.miserientnd ob i* Mitts Dewier. The girl, in answer to (he charge. loratertr4 that an Ml* , ankles just emmerstede AS wbicli..Sta Was dim dogged w i t s haftng stole', were given 19.11er by her. Panes is .416ffereat one. slops, sluts he 44 mosied her pram d 1 to her hared his was she didmn den y that ; and the . weak _of her dvis ig a was on sow of dz i tZsinald'a aantlitt towards bye . The complithoit • . that be had niadi hash some rums but out the ankles As Mr. Swaiev—Alnirre i r admit Wl , * tikes lada ' ania Her. des widi her person ? Complainait.—Sbe encouraged rat. She used to cans is ay bed. !Um% mean to deny that I ham dept widt has. Oi *hi declaration befog as by the complainant, who hi • gat , :kooded dcos, appareedy slaty years of age, not sole the m e , bet every is in the sect who beard it, torie fi g itio the eleptultyfiehered by the. taro Who night la iiii, Iperial Of ptitefter, die 4 apt the destroyer of the swede of i mere cldid, . . The Moiesetsaies iaii; I more Iniquitous me had se en Mae before diem. Had the girl applied when he Inn commetteed Iss brawl attache you . her victor, a warrant would certainly hoe been greeted mind bins i as, korner, the chiW had sot des. ~,. . is was tertusale fig him to have escaped the posishaw at h e ep wittlese.s. 1 A rhe nick*. of Me girl were so incensed ae the etimplahmes nalabPat. that it pa Frick Ailereby they were restratord irm, palling him it pieces.. Os getting into the street, he me Mow by a mob , who housed Mrs as be went aloes. . ,pliths,Jrabuiti, amildier, and Janos Leshatesd. were charged - MO pa slag bed Alwri•-4111 alter ll'ilOSlal is this estabiltiout 'lewd diet he was, In the Perelich-toorkrt• sad with the 46 01010 "(another Oka took !keno Lao. moody, alto great resha.Rae to the part ot both Jibe primaen I, In the mile James Lockired scattered about mow namely, and so eseeddog for it, the dikes *bad op *men or eighteen .killings, ',hid) s Geatlewasois a toodsornfron the llint.prerol. to he ban Image _ • • • !tin. Wilms, who keeps some wine emits in Uniemenso,ostal that as Wadeltahly. lIIR 10th inswot, Lockwood called he a gla et Sin and wend Is, to poloceoc, and =caved the, dhow; is soliessoil a then thee ghee be left the bows the mom is se good, and bid A apart byhtedL Lithium/se of as hms NIA • the NSW' Plaw la, and precerol a pint of rafter of the servo girl = M gave a MINK or needy she is.. dearipthe as she at priesoer.-.The prima= were bed' roseidedi TSB RAT MID Tile RATTLI SNAKES —We tee* witnessed a circumcise* which we believe is sedate linguist axe in the•biatory of the animal east& • .A et ,was thrown iota a hoe containing One bombed Wig rattle-snakes, for the purpose of showing the MOW of attack by thew Reptiles. Whets fir at throws into dm boa be evident' yeuited coesidetabiedivieasureameerg the eerpeets, at the sight of such as 'nuncio'. They, however, made no immediate attack spun bon. bat pet their heads rather boldly armed him, apparently kg the poloist of eaaniining bis.atake sad quality.. The rat taking this impertineacria bigb dudgeon, smoke gan to play his part amass his new c-mrades, by adept. ing their own mode of was fare, and biting every est that presumed to come within his leach. His-mad aim would be at the bead and sect of the snakes, .here brwould fasten Ms teeth so 6rinly, that they wooldfre• qoently drag him the whole length of the box beta:, be would kt go his hold. In. Ibis way he soon became master of •the field, and by merely turning his, bead to. wards them, the snakes would retied to the back gloved for safety.' Mowever, to close the scene; after the rat had been in the box four or 4ve boors; one yowl sok, of more 'courage than his compaaions, placed hawk iire posture of ittack, sad by use effectual blow, pet a period to the commas of the warrior rat.. ,Frealal AseerittesPairee 4 • , . . XAST INDIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS • MARRIED. At Calcutta, Moulin. Mr. W. C. Intassiis. ea Mist Sapliu . • , , ,At Wants, March se, the Me. Robert Rothe, Civil Smell youngest son ot Goosed Lord Reba. to Fe ik He" escooddestestre of Th..s Lair jaspligre. Rob Tom•. . • April ti, at et. beiges ciasei. 'Maine; iir. in* RI. Min Rh% 14 I • • _ Apra le, at ressiong. Joseph iisvit, Nl* lierf ghletotta BooelAbo deellieogid Nehl ANN. 110.8111. dept of Polito In. Apra it thilt 3k iiesee ihuseel llsresb Nee Cm*, Weft* . . „ • . • At Net WiMos, the Whet dorgh• ger of earelson.Serjead kw*. egad .oats swab sr 15 dm, after leas thaw as Mar's At Sellarvapore. March 111, Mr. Ma EMs. of tbe Cite d the Ad j. General of the Army, attached to the Heastputen gitallsncy the Consaseader•in•Chief in ladle. At Vizsgagetant, May 7, Casale P. & Hale. of the Causer European Veteran Ilstadiew. At Adman% May 10, Lieut. Janes Modems, aith wont Wades Infantry. At 011161 0 10. May I, Magdalen, wife of Mr. Gory Ohm • Aintagibinityve, aged 31 years. ~.killegodams. Nay 4., John Hoary, the way en of Capt. DieNn Ago; Iti pplitt Aril h ali. aged 10 amoscha. apt 1° • May S. Mho Mary Tama Mortar, " I. " e a "lOW a Capt. Linseliell. late * re7iyf. )11111 11 1doult of VII& Arra se. Alarsacet. taw wife of Capt. John Flaby, of the 44crig• At Tinieie; May & D. F. Kohlhoit E.g. aged 63 years At Tridinopuly. *ay & Mrs. Anne Napa Gibson, the wilt st Ikeo lll l Andaman A. Gibson, attached is his WOO 3.1 k .jtegistest. At Tripaaare. May 3, Elisabeth Jane, the daughter of Fred :1• Arndt Owl** Series= at tha t station, ageJ ow& 170 day& "eh vd. /1111. C. M. Weiler, aged 77 yews. yAt P44 l aor, March 0. Mesa. the wife of George JenliosWerft, I. lb.'vice. 31=, Nat h aniel, the infant son of Oust oral 111miaba. Ag SYSaiay. SA* Wale% Capt. Thos. 11. Brotheriart e Nai1P10.4.111.14.101101,4k.1141 regretted. al GH- W ATilk at LON DON-NIO VG K TO NONNOS id smote. alter Ilitt ersom 7 owns* atur 1 0 UMW hinted 88.1 Pubh Ihrd hy Joss Mai wr, sew* at tit SUM Offset, No. t, Pick. It plat. lab