The Sun. — London, England, 1858-03-15 00:00:00

- ,-.., ~,- 1- - - -, --.- yr -r- : , .-, , ~.. , ' . rii OJ. . ' '; ' • _ Tn.E5 IT N, L 0 NOO N- AI ONDAY ,_. . _ _______ __ _____ ___ E VEN I NG, MARCH 15 , -- 1858 .- . ........., ___......... • _ _ NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. if Peterhead is passed by, we shall lose the military Mr. O'Brier with whom was Mr B _ . . o ,____ 1, . ell, for the 1 PRICES OF SHARES AI GOVERYMENT. - •te __nee- defence of the Edinburgh authorities who have defence. 1 4. THE FRENC H. ' ' overthrown to make place for an effe of the world ; no one wishes to sea his E.m pins _-•-4.----- ohe au thorities of the War Department having been its eloquent advocates. But we must not buy This was an indictment for horse stealine, with ' Prom the Official List. (F ro m the Times.) must tell him that , f th M cl . 1 R+. IT r Oi ree ted the men o e e-ica. osao oorps to be gold too dear.- We cannot vote for Peterhead even a count also for rec • • The prisoner n- ' vial' eiving. ,i. ap- ruousnED EVERY TUESDAY AND lemma EV • - Bourbon or a Republican President. But, in the' le vee no good purpose for ris to av mi.:Di di o n with a different deicription of uniform to for the sake of Edinburgh. We must vote for that peered, had, by acting alternately the part of a 1 LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1858. 11.• hh . nil . isters have organised for now WOrll by them, a large supply of the 110 W , . , A , ..), i which is obviously just, ano expeuient, and secure policeman in disguise and of servant to a gentleman 1 It can oid name of a friendly people, we the system wlc is iin allosion to a matter which has become the subject CANALS. lit' the uovernmen o a ig t f h . h-spirited nation i$ full of thae:• of common conversation, and which may at any ' t 17emself and the world. Is this an age clotbjng arrived at the head-quarters of the corps, for our navy a good place of shelter as far North as farmer, as well as several others who personated _r__________e______- Tr danger o i . e 'Dividend co n thara, on Saturday, from Weeclon. The men our little island admits. horse dealers, got possession of a horse which the 1 Names of t',, Dividencl p ri time produce consequences important to ourselves. tion 7 for the suppression of all private political ac . . ee Names ot e cir The position of the French Government and the . are when a quick-witted people can be will appear in their new uniform on the Ist April, We demand, therefore, that this question be prosecutor's father had sent for sale to th N ' e otting- °M P • C anies 4 ' ' ....'... Companies. 'R . 4 per per .. Annum. Price. tip state of things which now exists in Paris are noto- Is this an e ? f . ll t l f a b lothin bein al • y the eotince the oame c g gso issued to those men now teken a lt oge th e r o ut of the class of local con- ham market. The case disclosed a most elaborate se Annum. , ',Z t totally deprived o inte ec ua oo - ---- wi riously the cause of much uneasiness throughou . f the br ? Already men of every pu ic press w ho have been raised under the neve regulations of tests and treated solely as a question in which the piece of knavery. o o for tion o hat corps. interests of the nation are involved. If the matter Verdict of guilty. Sentence, four - / a Ashtn &Oldh ea 71. p. et. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. - , Europe. The feeling must naturally be strongest oss are uneasy, and the roll of political offences . t . _ 3 ears penal • • Birmingham 40 41: 93 Regent's •• •• 30 17S. 16n ler in this country. We are close neighbours of el, a man is Lieut. J. F. Wyse, 34th Regiment, has been ap- were simply a question affecting the landowners servitude. • resembles that of enslaved Rome. If Coventry..•• 100 111. 193 Rochdale ..• . 85 41. 84 s k France ; we are joined to the French people poll to the Prince -if be is po i n ted a ss i s t an t r in e instructor of the Ist Battalion and traders in these rival places, we should be DERBY, MARCH 13. Derby .. •• •• 100 61. 15s. - ,Stflrd &Worc 140 281. - , tioally and commercially ; we aro not only their popular,. he is dangerous fel enemy-if he is of Infantry at Chatham. quite satisfied to allow the controversy to be settled The commission is opened here to-day. The , GrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. 50% Stosrbridge.. 1 , i5 121. 10s. - te allies, acting with them on several great European rich, he is likely to bo a power to crime, if he is L e tt ers rece i ve d a t Pl ymou th d a ted Fort George, bY local competitors aud advocates. We cannot, calendar contains the names of 37 prisoners, em- Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. - ;Severn andl 1 Grand Union 100 7s. 6d. Wye Rail J 26 1/. 16s. - Po rtance poor, poverty may spur him on . . intent- Jan 9 t t h however ermit our national interest d .,sa e t at the draughts for India have re- _ , p . sto be sacri- bracing 1 charge of infanticide, lof shooting with L ic e e e n d n s t s r i v s;ii p 1 4 00 0 6 - W rwick il questions, but, what is of even more impo , 1 . 1 1 must be expecting some seditiodes 2 5 5 5 i - B a irming. j 100 2 L 24 sa t le " the two communities are united by commercial re- ive y, le . tth nc if he is melancholy, he is grieving a e uce d th e th ree , i te th e i s l an d o e mauritius to 64 ficed to any local interes ~ owever great. We intent to murder, lof manslaughter, lof stabbing Leicester ..•• 100 51. Warwick & 1 9 ad 21 Wiens which 'affect the interests directly or indi- ge blished power. Nay, to make Royal Engineers, 60 Royal Artillery/ and 350 men should be ourselves wanting in fidelity to our duties and cutting, 2of burglary, lof embezzlement, lof Leicstr &Nth 83 11.55. 12 Napton.. j 100 • in , he prices supremacy of the este Loughborogh 143 701. - 'Worcetr & I were we to look on uietly while th 78 10s. 17% redly of half the families in England. T 1 heard such of the 4th Reot Summer he t Jan 1 - es • lete we have recent y ~ g . as, ~ 3o de e . , q . e good people concealro.ent of birth, lof perjury, 2 assaults, and Macclesfield. 100 21. 103. - Birming. j of of- French funds and French railway shares are the parallel comp .. , e silence " and culpable Dec., 142 dgs. in the sun, and 90 dge• in the shade. of Edinburgh and the local interests of Peterhead 11 larcenies. Neath .. ••• • MO 161. - Wilts & Brks - 7s. Od. - a- phrases as " seditious sa Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 105 , emoted every day on the London market, ou b r m f tation.,, So that no caution, no abnegation On Saturday a large number of volunteers from were doing a thing which, however it might bene- The grand jury is summoned for Monday. - lir nufacturers supply the French with a num er o ex f pec bl . - t can avert suspicion. Quanto metu the Oxford Militia. arrived at Chatham from Alder- fit themselves, was inflicting most serious, and, it - WATER-WORKS. di articles, and our people take other articles in re- 0 pu ici y, Z farna adeptus. For the sake shott, for the purpose of joining the depots of the might he, irreparable damage on the nation. WESTERN CIRCUIT. _ Itior tanto pUS Dividend Amount gr turn. Then, the English are fond of travelling occu end the world iwe hope th,at this dark 10th and 32d Regiments. We have called the attention of the metropolis, EXETER, SATURDA Y, Moocu 13. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price 11i and excursions ; Paris is within 12 hours of Lon- of France i r will be but temporary, and that The Argus, 6, paddlewheel steamer, haying com- of Parliament, and of the country in general to this The commission for holding the assizes for the Annum. Share. er phase of histo y - w den, and they have of late years come to consid - e E m p e ror's good sense will soon sweep away a pleted her alterations and repairs at Chatham, was subject, in order that it may no longer have a hole, county of Devon was opened in this cit on Thurs- oad.X s. d. tl a visit to the French capital as a pleasant way of th t -in n threatens to bring BO many troubles towed from that port on Saturday morning to and - corner character and be left under the control day afternoon by Mr. Justice C r o w d y e r an d Mr. Berlin . em W IC spending a few days which they may have to spare. 3" oreat people. Sheerness, for the Purpose of being attached to the of any clique. We invite our readers to give some Justice Willes. Their lordships immediately after- East London - So while fully admitting that no nation has aon a e steam reserve division at that station. attention to this s ubject, which we have brought wards attended divine service at the cathedral. Do. 4 per Cent. Pref 4/. per cent. 25 0 0 Do. 5 per Cent. Pref 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 - 24 tI - - tt rig'ht to interfere in the domestic concerns of The Dragon, 6, Paddlewheel steam frigate, is again and agaiu under their notice, because of its On Friday, at 11 o'clock, the courts wore opened Grand Junction - 69 France, we must be allowed to express our sorrow THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE ordered to proceed from Sheerness to Chatham this urgency, and because it was our purpose not to for business, Mr. Justice Virl. i les presiding in the Do. New •.• • • • - - 25 0 0 100 0 0 - - 33 ei - it at the system of government which is being orga- FRENCH EMPEROR. day for the PurPose of being docked and having allow jobbery to be practised at the expense of the Crown Court and Mr. Justice Crowder sitting at Lambeth • • .... • ll. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 954 tl nised in that country, and to raise a voice of re --.......- her defects made good. country and to its great damage. We claim no Nisi Prius. New River Company - _ - - monstrance, while there is yet time. This we ao The Coleesus, 80, screw steamer, is intended to favour or patronage for Wick, but we honestly de- In the Crown Court there a.re 36 prisoners fo Southwark & Vauxhall, - 100 0 0 - 88 0 FINAL EXAMINATION OF M. BERNARD r West Middlesex .• •• - • - 61 0 0 - 103 E t• with no feeling of hostility to the existing autho d be hauled out of dock at Chatham during the pre- mend that the national interests be not damaged in trial in the county and 9 prisoners in the city. Do. Do, : '4l. per cent. 51 8 - - AT BOW-STREET. c rities, hut merely in the interest of quiet and.goo sent spring tides, when she will be immediately favour of its rival. In the Civil Court there are 17 causes. BRIDGES. n not blinded [The following appeared in our late Edition of Sattudan 1fMM.......1M ........ .! ........1••••rm ma....1 e order in Europe. Common sense, who towed to Sheerness to be placed in the steam re- CROWN COURT.-(Before Mr. Justice Willes.) t • t Bernard poin This afternoon the final examination of Simon , Dividend Amount d by fear or the intoxication of power, mus serve at that port. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Robert Palmer was indicted for a burglary in the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. il te schemes of sur- who ta d h d *th b • ed ni the late 811 8 c arge wi eing concern i ______-••___ Annum. Share. out how dangerous are elabora The officers of the Military Store Department at dwellinghouse of Henry Boslin, at Exmouth, on 1 1 •th - t veillance and repression, and how lope ess is e attempted aasassination of the Emperor Napoleon on h the move- Woolwich have adopted the unif orm prescribed in NORTHERN CIRCUIT. -...etei ngeH 1.3. the Ist of February last, and witla stealing there- o s. d. A t. d. I attempt to cheek the tongues or watc thelith of January last, took place at Bow•street. the dress regulations which have been transmitted CROWN COURT. from a large quantity of wearing apparel. flungerford.....• .... •••• 25 0 0 -6% merits of many millions of people. The announcement made by Mr. Bodkin at the close to the principal military storekeeper for their re- (Before Mr. Justice Byles.) The prosecutor in this case was the landlord of S o D u t i h u w o a N r• e t ..... . • • . . 100 0 0 - - 8 We are told that the Ministry of Police is to 0 , . . wof 7% p.c. 101 per cent s 50 0 0 _ - 7 t the examination on Tlaursday last, that he intended spective guidance. His Lordship this naorning tried civil causes fel the Globe Hotel at Exmouth, and the prisoner had . Waterloo lOO 0 0 ••- - - • be reorganised, and that its Chief will be placed i to state his reason why he should call upon the magia- The s. s. blockship Ajax,6o, Capt. T.Melereilßoyd, a short time. formerly been the " boots" there, but bad been Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. Ils. Od. 6 4 0 0 0 - - th tirst rank of Ministers. He should, indeed, i n e v 1 13 0 1 ,, tt h o e N i w ditto 0f . 7 . 1 : 11. 2 8 8 3. 04.1. 7 0 0 7 0 0 0 3 -..._ - 1 trate to commit the prisoner for trial on the capital went from Hamoaze into Plymouth Sound on Wed- iiANSON V. HANSON. discharged some months siuce. It appeared that s. we i take precedence of them all, for everything seems likely to be brought within the sphere of his con- charge of murder, as accessory before the fact, caused a nesclay. Her crew have been paid wages PrePara- This was an action of trespass for false imprison- it had been the custom to allow a door leading from DOCKS. ( trol. The gay city of Paris, the home of social eery large number of persons to assemble outside the tory to sailing for Ireland, where she will be ern_ ment. the dwelling-house into a yard, in which the stables - - -----'. Dividend Amount j loyed as a coas , . teuerd training ship. Mr. Pickerine, Q.C., and Mr. Addison appeared were situated and which was enclosed by high walls Na of Paid. Price. , intercourse, of lively conversation and free opi- court, and the greatest interest was manifested to learn P me of Company per The screw gunboat Lapwing, 4, Commander M. for the plaintiff ; Mr. Manisty, (1.0., and Mr. and gates to be left unfastened. The " boots" Annum. Share. i nions, hardly knows itself. The outward aspect of the termination of this long inquiry. Notwithstanding I- F O'Reilly, having had defects made good went Sykes for the defendant. used to sleep in the stables, and the door of the - os.d.A s. d. 1 the place is the same ; there aro the same Boule- the threat of Mr. Jardine that he would conduct the in- • into the Sound on Friday. The plaintiff, Mrs. Sarah Hanson, it appeared, dwelling-house was left open to enable him to call Commercial ...• •• .... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - 1 yards, the same fountains flashing in the sun the 7 vestigatioe with closed doors a limited numberof the public The screw blockship Hegue, GO, Ca tT M h • p • . oore, tl I s aving recen yo t her husband, a dispute arose his master and get the keys of tke malthouse. This, Do. Preference .1 Stock. ~ - 150 , same cafes frequented by the same loungern, and were admitted into the body of the court, and at 3 o'clock C. 8., was docked at KeYhem on Wedlleiday pre- between her and her husbaud's brother, the de- of course, was well known to the prisoner, aud it East and West India.. 61. pr cent. , Stock. anal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 d S D& C 0" 0 - 1 in private life the same drawing-rooms, and hang- x 1 1; 0 1 . Lfi r s y so . 7es .... 100 0 0 100 0 0 - the proceedings were commenced in the ordinary paratory for service in Scotland. fendant, as to the property in a quantity of flocks, further appeared thi t a person gettino e into the yard . ings, and toilets. But over everything there are aimed s I -• e .ht easil cone - • Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 50 0 - I manner. The steamoessel Prospero, from Pembroke, ar- which she el a ist in been purchased by mg y eel himself until after the gates gloom and uneasiness. People are talking timidly e b en d and whi It i l'' locked et "o4il-, London .• ... ..• •• • • Btock. Stock. 105% Sir R. Mayne, Chief. Commissioner of Police, who has rived on Wednesday at Plymouth, and Went up her hu-- -- , . c- s.re cp.used t o b e r e- wer- . , Ill z ,-, and so would have access to St. Katharine .• •• .... 4%1. per cnt. 3tock. 3 - and with unusual dulnes3 on unusually common place topics. Families are hesitatine whom they •ve new boiler+ attended the whole of the former examinations, occupied harbour to recei . _ moved. to her promisee in Septoniber last. The de- the house through the unfastened door. Southampton •• •• .. •• 4 per cent. 50 0 0 0 0 0 i '/2 Victoria ............ 51. Os per c. 20 0 11 20 0 0 ' 99 o clan dtl " ' / The successor to Captain, now Rear-Admiral fendeet als ne le &eke' as his, and hear- It appeared by the evidence that on tl ene ie. tof 20 00140 o • - 1 ig i Ditto New • • •• •• •• PI shall visit and whom they shall be visited by. Men his usual seat on the bench. the laintiff Craigie, who relinquishes the appointment in con- iog that .1 p f had removed them, he pre- the Ist of February the house was left all safe consider whether they ought to be seen walking Mr. Bodkin appeared to conduct the prosecution on INSURANCE COMPANIES. , sequence of his prono.otion, will be the eixth Cap- ferred a c large o felony before the magistrates at somewhere about half-past 12, and at that time with a friend whom they ha.ve known for years. the part of the Treasury, and Mr. Sleigh defended the Dividend Amount ' tain Superintendent of the Royal William Victual- Huddersfield against the plaintiff, and caused a there were various overcoats and shawls left in the Two persons will be speaking together, and on see- prisoner. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ing a third about to join them will suddenly pause The intimation of Mr. Bodkin, which so seriously ling Yard and Naval Hospital in a period of nine search warrant to be issued to search her premises, commercial-room, and also a variety el attieles of Annum. Share. and turn the conversation. There will be in the affects the n.o prisoner, has had no effect on Bernard. He yea's. His retirement from Plymouth is much re- which was give + a policeman to execute. The wearing apparel in the bedrcone of Mr. Boelin. midst of a social concourse a man who checks the took his place at the bar with his usual coolness and self- grated, as in addition to his other qualifications di fondant accompanied tho policeman to the plain- The next morning at half-past 5 the outer gates of Albion .... • • ........ 71. per c. 500 0050 0 0 - possesaion. the gallant officer possessed much experience in the tiff's premises, and the plaintiff became leery angry the yard were found to be open, as also the door &Mena Bri ;. and For. 71. 143.6 d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 173( Mirth and puts a guard on every tongue. People 51. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 eeo John Regere, Police-constable-On Tuesday last, I much agitated civil department of the office, having been chair- and . On the search being made the leading from the yard into the dwelling-house. A . t t i h e e i n t x o u n m arine ....... _ 1 0 0 al - Will talk with him, shake hands a ith him, but they •-.-. took possession of some a era at the prisoner's lod in s P P g g man of the Transport Board between March, 1855, ks were found- • , lied thereupon the defeedant number of coats were missing from the commercial- Atlas . fl"e d I l• r cent 100 0025 0 0 - will be careful of what they say before him. Indi- at Bayswater. I found the latter I now produce. and Feb., 1856, when, by some judicious arrange- tol tle po iceman to do his duty, which he con- room, and coats, waistcoats, and other articles from Argus Life ........... 41.pe . triduals are careful of what books they have in their . go Morrison-I reside at Reiote, I knew Mr. Gear • . . ments, very considerable savinge of public money ceivod to mean that ho was to take the plaintiff iuto Mr. Boslin's room ; and. it appeared that au attempt e n h o u ti r s e n h C o o t mercial .. 71. los. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - Ingland .. 7/. 103. 50 0 0 20 0 3% libraries, what papers they have in their writing Mr. Tlaoinas Allsop when he resided at Nutfield. I ani 5/. 50 0 0 20 0 - were accomplished by a • n alteration in the mode of custody on a charge cf felony. She wag taken to had been made to force a. drawer in Mr. Bosliu's cite oreonaos -- - desks. They d.o not talk affably with their inferiors, well acquainted with his handwriting. The signature of Clericl.M • ed.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - as light-hearted Frenchmen in the old times did. the letters put into my hand 1 believe to be written by employing shipping, &c. the police-station at Huddersfield, adk t h n ep t ere room, in which he kept his moue d yan valu- County ... 1/. per share 100 0 0 10 0 0 86% The concierge, the waiter at the cafe, even the him. The Humane Society of Boulogne, having com- till she obtained bail. On the case coming before ables. Mr. Boslin was not at home that night, crown ::::::::•*•-•••• li. 184. 50 0 0 50 0 - Private servants, are kept at a distance. In a rail- Mr. Joseph Taylor-I am a n eng i n eer. I res ide at 'Acted the modifications of one of their lifeboats on the magistrates it was dismissed, on the ground and. suspicion fell on the prisoner, who was Eagle . y and Law...... 5% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - way carriage it is as well not to be too communica- Birmingham. I made the grenade now before me. I the principle of the Royal National Lifeboat In- that the property in the flocks was a dispute be- traced to Bath, and apprehended, when two of the gEquareitpean Life lf, 2C 0 0 all - tive with a neighbour. In a letter it is as well to made five others, two the same size and three an inch stitution of Great Britain, designed by Mr. Peake, tween thorn which th •ht ttl • ey mig se ein a civil court. coats were found on him, and in his pocket a Family Endowment - confine yourself to your own private business and larger. I received the order to make the shells from a master shipwright at Woolwich dockyard, assem- His Lordship left ' it to the jury to say weether Pistol loaded with ball and capped, and gunpowder, General...-. •• •• • 5/ per cent. Stock. all all - 90 good wishes for your correspondent's health. For p h erson who came to the factory. The day I first saw bled in committee a few days ago, at which Mr. the defendant had reasonable and probable cause to caps, and 20 bullets in another ocket. On G o l r o e b sh e am.Li fa • • • , - - 47 4 0 4 t e perso , n was the 16th of October. I had afterwards p - Do. "Do 2O 0 0 50 0 0 - _ Paris and France are under strict surveillance, and eake was present, and put their boat through think the plaintiff had committed a felony, and had being charged with the robbery he P at first said a correspondence with him, and I received the four Guardian some severe experimental tests. Having been canoed her appreh ' he knew nothing about it, and then he s ' ension without malice. As to the aid that Imperial Fire... •• no one knows who are the watchers and who are the letters • new put into my hand. placed under one of the craoes on the wharf, elle fact of defend ' • the " boots" at the Globe owed hint 10s., and could Imperial Life watohed. The Empire is espionnage. Its incar- These were notes found at the ' prisoner's lodgings, and ~ • - ant a interfering in giving the plaintiff d • th t d 1 f k 1 • ite as twice capsize in awa or, an was e t eet into custody, not pay him, that he had been concealed in his Indemnity Marine - 51. p. ct. &bs. 100 0 a 13 0 0 132% nation is a mouchard. It is not only that reciog- which were proved to be in the handvvriting ef Mr. two witnesses swore one vray and two 23 &Is bons 100 0 0 210 0 - uppermost to right herself, which she suddenly did another, and the ju r room for two days and three nights, and then l ea: Y. i i r to e . :... .. .. " " tilled agents of police are in every street and erery A Ilsop. y must determine that fact. ......... 2;1. per sh. 100 0 0 12 10 0 63 , public place, that the comings and goings of well- Mr. Sleigh-Before the case proceeds any further I d b the wei ht of the He thouoht in a couple of seconds, aide y g . the defendant . had done wrote& in re- they went up into the house and committed the Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 002 0 0 514 ' London known Democrats are watched, that the assemblies wish to knew whether the prisoner is to be charged with iron keel weighing 40J kilogrammes. In leas than sorting to a criminal tribunal to vindicatelis civil robbery, and tried to force open the drawer of Mr. London & Prov. Law • • 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 - of Communists are hunted out, but men of every conspiracy or the attempt to murder. 15 seconds more the water with which the boat right. Boslin's table to get his money, but being frightenecl Marine ..... .... • • M ut e n d e . rv lnzlid& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 2 0 0 - rank, every phase of character, every shade of mr• Bodkin-The latter. was nearly full entirely disappeared, by means of The jury found a verdict for the plaiutiff, da- ran down stairs with the articles of clothing. ...ono. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 4 0 0 - Mr. Sleigh-Then I object to these letters being re. the six tubes fitted in the floor, and supplied mages 25/. When before the magistrates he told the same story Monarch .. •• •• •• - - 51. per cent. 5001 0 0 - political opinions, are at the mercy of an immense . ceived as evidence. with self-acting valves opening downwards His Lordship then took:criminal case 3. of being kept in the " boots's" room, but said that New Equitable - army of spies, who penetrate ever3rwhere, who fol- Pelican ....•• •• •• - - _ Mr. - Bodkin-I have connected the prisoner simpl9 only. The boat was afterwards manned by 12 John Hainsworth, 35, and Josiah Williamson, the " boots ' had given him the clothes for his debt. pesente - - 173 low the individual into the confidence even of his ith the other ersons end Isa the letters most be 1 3 , . 9 seamen, and, having her complement of bal- wore indicted for a burglary in the dwelling-house The whole of this story was proved to be untrue, Professiona Life...... 51. per cent. 6boo 10 0 - family and his private life, and who have spread w eiv d re; e . . last and necessary gear, seven of the committee, of the Rev. A. G. Kinsman, rector of Gildersome, and in his box was found a turnsorew, with which R Pr o o e v k ide i t f i e t Life-- .... 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - distrust and apprehension throughout the country 7s. 500 0100 8% Ir. Jardine-I think the case ought to go on. It hae, indeed, long been the misfortune f F . *. accompanied by Mr. Peake, took their places in tee near Leeds, on Feb, le, and stealing therefrom 29/. it appeared the drawer had been attempted to be Royal Exchange ...... Bp.c. & bs Stock. all 274 o rance Examination of witness proceeded with-The person Sun Fire ...... 6% p.c &bs - 9 t -- that the security of private relations has been I speak of as ordering me to make the shells produced boat, in all 20 persons, and tried her rowing speed 18s. and a watch. forced. The prisoner had pledged a large quantity Ditto Life .. . l/. 14s. - - weakened by the means used by Government to a wooden model. The articles anufactured and against one of the London steamer's small boats, Mr. Blaushard and Mr. Baines prosecuted ; Mr. of the articles stolen at Exeter the morning after a United Kingdom .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 10 0, - obtain intelligence, and this fact has doubtless had transmitted to the address he gazereGinhao. er's Hotel, West- under a pull of four oars. This was also most satis- Middleton defended Hainsworth, and Mr. Say- the burglary. Universal Life . . !awls. Life ........ 51. & bonus. - Si. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - 5 0 0 en no little effect on society and domestic life ; but it minater. During the time I was engagecton the shells factory. The wharfs were crowded with spectators, mour defended the other prisoner. The jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was v would seem that now the evil ha.s assumed fearful I received a letter dated Nov. 17, signed "T. Allsop," among whom were many naval officerte who on wit- The prosecutor, who is reciter of eXildersome (a sentenced to four years' penal servitude. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. .-----------__ - proportions. We hear of professional spies of every stating that the shells must be completed and sent to nessing the novel and interestine occurrence testi- small preferment a few miles from Leeds), resided - - Dividend Amount apparent rank in life, from the well-dressed gentle- London by the following Monday morning. Two other fied their admiration by 2. loud * and spontaneous in the parsonage house, &nil had retired to rest on B4OBBERY BY A TRADESMAN. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Inan to the workman in his blouse ;we hear of letters bearing the same signatures were also received. I hurrah. His Majesty the Emperor has presented the night of the 12th Feb. last, leaving the house es- Annum. share. lorettes aid f • p or information concerning those with received a post-office order from Allsop in payment of the society (of which he is president) with a grant safe. At the time his son and his son's wife and One day last week a respectably-dressod person whom they associate ;_we heer of hotels and restau- the account for making the shells. At the time he of 3,500 f , and the Duke of Northumberland has two your' , • • ' g ladies named Hook, his 'emcee, were ' called at the banking-house of Messrs. Atwood and Anstralasia........... 101. per cent. 40 o o all 85 gave the order he left one of the nipples Spooner, in New-street, Birmingham, and asked i lan!' c't I . :gypt •• •7 •• - 25 001$ 15 0 22% Mita being frequented by persona whose duty it is contribuLd a supply of patent valves pumps, air- staying with him. The kitchen door was fastened to listen to the conversation of suspicious visitors, 7n l a th7m od o e d l e t i o m l a h lle tla t a otbers by. There were 25 holes tight eases, marine g lue, and various 'requisites for by a long bolt, and the window near it had iron for a cheque-book for Messrs. J . and S. Roberts, er a itt ' si f igo o rWa n niert an 5 4 . p p e e r r e c e e a t .. 'ggg g 5° al ° l 0 18 ~9}4 d he ropples made. The order was of the Swan Foundry, West Bromwich. Mr. Ed- ct i i. Bk. Ind. AUSt& c Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 - and to endeavour to draw them into an expression completed on the 23d Nov. Oa that day Allaop came to that system of boats, and which are only proour- stanchions fastened in it, through which a man of opinion. But the worst feature of all is the en- me at Birmingham and said the nipples were not made able in England. could put his head. Between 1 and 2 o'clock in the wards, one of the clerks, to whom the request was Uonlal ....• • ••••••"" „ 100 0 0 25 0 0 - couragement of domestic treachery by the corrup- according to order. It was then arranged that he The field-train departmenfat Woolwich, hitherto morning, the prosecutettr , was awoke by heering a made, hesitated to comply with it, and told the Commercial of London. 71. p. c. & be.,100 0020 0 0 - 18 'ion of private servants. No one can be secure that stould have the shells :without the nipples, but after- a separate corps, Major General W. Gator, C. 8., noise downstairs and persons walking about his applicant that he had never seen liiin at the bank E F , : o n l g id ..Sj h o a t. r. tA k ti o s t t„ A C u 'h s 5 4 1 / . . p p e e r r c c e e n n t t . . ; 2 20 0 0_ _0 a 1 1 u u , I I 18% the man who brushes his coat or the woman who wards be said he would take them and subient them to Director-General of Artillery, commanding, has house. It was dark, aud the moment afterwards before, and that they were not in the habit of giv- 1)0. New - attend 3 on his cbildren is not in corre3pondence the inventor, and if they succeeded I should immediately been abolished, the duties of that departmeut hay- lie heard one of his nieces scream out in the adjoin- nig cheque-books to strangers. Ife was then asked London and County Lon. & Eastn. llokg. C 6i. per cent. 00 0 0 50 0 0 - • be paid for the whole. Mr. Allsop was about 60 years ing been consolidated with the military department ing room. He immediately got up and went to the if he had brought a note, but he replied in the London Joint-Stock With the police. We are not repeating any gobe mouche gossip ;we are stating facts proved beyond of age, six feet high, stooped a little, rather stout, spoke of the Royal Arsenal, under the superiutendauce of door, and was there met by a blaze of light from a negative, stating at the same time that if there was Loan and Westininstr lA'. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 443/ Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& be 100 0 0 35 0 0 - , very muck and appeared a little dull of hearing. Mr. Pellatt. The clerks and other officers of the lantern which mado him at first think the house a.Py difficulty about complying with his request, he a doubt, and. commenting on practices which are gh ' ' Ditto. New .. •• .• • . 20 0 0 10 0 0 211, 4 o n Gerrard Weich-I am Vice-Consul to the Bel- late department are to be installed in the Military was on'fire. The moment after a man held to him could bring one. The result of the applicant's ex- Ditto*ditto - , not even denied. Domestic servants of every de- • ~ gian Government. My office is at 11 Bur -court, St. , Y .... Storekeeper's offices, in similar positions, according a horse pistol, and said, " I will blow your brains planations were apparently so satiefectory that a rioeee Bane - *gree are encouraged to report what passes in the \far ' . 7 k ale o s r •• •• 20'. Per eent. 20 0 0 an - y Axe. I recollect a foreigner, on the 26th /so- out if you don't immediately retire to bed." A.no- cheque-book was given to him ; Mr. Edwards, how- orineent-Lautil t th ' f t . o eir ormer ra ing. t.; pora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 3754 •. houses where they are employed wh - o comes, who vember, making application for a passport for another goes, what is said, what is proposed to be done. person. I told him, according to the regulations, the -- - - --- -,_ ther man approached. at the same time with the ever, taking tho precaution to make a note of the ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland B3.p. et.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 62% Apart from the moral degradation which a Go- party must come hiroself. In an hour he returned and HARBOURS OP REFUGE. large kitchen poker in his hand and a liehted candle number. In the end this precaution was amply Ditto, New.• •.. - - 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - vernment receives by a resort to such practices, it showed me a passport. I observed that the signature a in the other, and commanded him to cover the justified. 10nian................ 51. per cent. 25 0 0 all - is evident that the information must be most of the bearer was not signed to it. I mentioned the cir- (Front the Morning Advertiser.) clothes over him in bed and deliver up his money, On Friday, abeut half-past two, a respectably- South Australia •• •• - 10/. per cant. 2S 00 , all Union of Australia.... 811. per cent. 25 0 0 all 3014 47 untrustworthy. The sort of half-knowledge which cunastance to him. He wanted to take the passport, If the considerations we have already urged i n or he would have his life. The prosecutor said he dressed female entered the bank, and presented a - eto o 26% seryants have of their masters' proceedings will but I detained it, and told him the party must favour of the claims of Wick as a harbour of refuge had only two sovereigns, which he would give them. cheque for 34G/., purporting to be drawn by Messrs. union of liamburg•. - - 15 0 0 30 0 - Union cf L0nd0n...... 151. per cent. 50 e o io o o come to my office. He went away and returned There was another man standing in his nieces, Roberts. It happened to be given into the hands 242 naturally cause them to distort all they see on the East coast of Scotland, require an addition, Unity Mutual --•• • • - 1100 00140 0 0 in about 10 minutes with another person. This latter of Mr. Edwards, who, recoguising the name and Western Bank of Londn. - 1100 001SO0 0 , 78 and hear. The most innocent conversation will there yet remains one of such force as to place the room, and another downstairs. They were dis - d guise on was between 55 and 60 years of age rather the number on the cheque, at once had his suspi , . subject beyond all dispute. We refer to the first- with masks over their faces. At the same time Mr. LIST or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. be misinterpreted ; any allusion which the spy p st ers . row , built. I should say a man about six feet cions excited, and the woman was accordingly de does not understand will be construed into trea- high.' He atoe ed as he talked to me. He was a rate importance of Wick Bay as a look-out in times John Guise Kinsman, the prosecutor's son, was Dividend Amount 8011 ; a letter from England o r a t r ip into Swit- bealthy-looking p rnan with grey hair. He was rather of war, and as a refuge to our navy in going to. or awoke by the noise. He jumped out of bed andran tained, while a meseenger was despatched for In- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. zerland will be at once a correspondence with re- deaf. He gave the name Thomas Allsop. That is the returning from any Northern Power with which to a dressing table-drawer, in which he had a loaded spector Glossop, of the detective police force. In Annum. Share. !nee., and disaffection will be found in a shrug of name in the passport. we may be at war. We need not, after our late Pistol, and was feeling in the dark for it when three his absence Superintendent Mantel' proceeded to - - - o s. d. A a. d. the shoulders or a raising of the eyebrow. How Mr. Sleigh here objected to this mode of evidence. unhappy contest with Russia, say how incumbent men burst into his room, the middle . man carrying the bank, where he was immediately followed by Sank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 193/0s much will this tendency t o exaggeration be increased Mr. Jardine-I will take care that nothing but what it is on us to be • in a state of defeiace against a light and a long pistol. They sprung on him and Inspector Glossop, who interrogated the female. British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2151011 when the servant knows that the value of his re- is strictly evidence shall be received. aggression from that Power, and how necessary it said, " Your money or your life!" One of the men In answer to his question, she stated that her name Caledonia.n Bank ..... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 12s port and the reward he receives rise in proportion Examination proceeded with.-Allsop complained is ht - t a o e should have a harbour of refuge for our held a bludgeon over his head, and said, "If ou was Mrs. Whitehouse, wife of Mr. Thos. White- City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 51 12s Clydesdale Bank •• .. 5%1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12/10s to the incrimination of his virtue. . that he had to come to my office to sign his Pass- navy in case further disagreements should Bp • don't give us your money this instant I w ill inyur_ house, who is employed at the 'mu Works, and commercial Bank .._. 71. pervent. '5OO 0 0 100 0 9 225/ 0 ring Eastern 8ank........ 61. per cent. '25 0 0 10 0 0 111 s Such a system as this, added to the new lave of F''' rt- e . . My instructions are ()it' p e ive, and he signed up between us and our late antagonist. Antici- der you." Seeing that he had no clia,nce he gave up who also keeps the Moniders' Arms, at Toll End it. I otsid it for Belgium. It was a forei n , Edinb. & Glasgow.. •. 3%1. p cent. 5 0 50 0 100/0s public security and the appointment of General . g , pating such a possibility, against which it would the thought of using lii i --s lnetol, and the men got Tipton. She further said that the cheque had been , National Bank ...... 614 per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 184 to office passport and bore date 1851, and the signature ce Nortltof Scotland Bank 51. percent 10 0 0 210 051 124 Espinaese, has naturally thrown over the capital a Lord Palmerston. The pasa ort had travelled a great be madness for the government to close its byes it and presented it at him, Hi, wif g t t f d ou e given to her to get cashed by Mr. Frederick Far- L a i . t n ß a a n n k k o o f f s s c c o o t t i : .... 5 5 1 1 . per cen n t t .. 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 , ) , 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 9 0 1401. s ley, in an extensive way of business as a coal mer- R if': gloom which seems not likely to be dissipated. The deal, and amongst other pla p ces Ital had been •sited vi . the importance of Wick cannot be overrat cl, bed,and put up hor arms to guard hi e h o e , . , , , , s . ea , a . nci . f . . •P e e ; L e nt 50 0 0 50 g 0 8 - 61 1 °I baneful consequences, even in a material point of The man that was with him was abou y t 30 years of age, whil • eit would be absolutely ridiculous to speak said, 4 Don't nurt my unsealed e , and said to him chan , spirit merchant, dec., at Great Bridge ; and v,vg i s a t n e ' J .,. B F i a r n e k a . n . AL ., " 8 7 % 1. 1 P ; 100 0 9 0 0 0 Tiew, are to be found in the sudden depression of and WaB very pol,te, as Italians gecerally are. I had not °f Peterhead as, in this view of the matter a. rival "If you have any money a t aii. give them all.''' that he was waiting for her at the Hen and Chickens A ' n 1 British Guarantee . e . • • • 41. p •P e r r :n i t . . 10 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 1 7 1 1 GI business and the general anxiety of the mercantile the least doubt that Allsop was an Englishman. to Wick. He then said he would give them all he had. Hotel, which immediately adjoins the bank. Caledonian Fire Inca . 10i.per cent. 100 0010 0 0 451 Os world. The whole policy of the French Govern- William I3eresford-I am assistant to Mr. Browne, The evidence of Captain Washin •Ti kd " Where is it et gg e • - Mr. Edwards and Manton made their way gton on this leY ae ° , said he would out City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. percent. 25 0 0 20041 Os . . e Colonial Life ......... 51. peer cent. 50 0 0 300 71 105 ment of late is indeed much to be regretted. No Pawnbroker, 4, Ryder's-court. On the Bth January, point is most important. That very competent go and show them. He then went downstairs by the bank door, and. saw a person answering us Edinbur g h Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26115 s 9116 who has watched the career of the Emperor and some person took out a coat for 44., and a waistcoat wituess says, in answer to a question as to the to the breakfast room, ti an_ saw as he went a man description standing by the hotel. On seeing them Eng,. & Scot, Law Life 51.iter cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 4/ Os Life Asses. of Scotland 6 /.per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 061 155 ha* seen his opportunities can help regretting that pledged tor la. se. The name on the duplicate was value of Wick for the protection of the fleet, that with a pistol standing over his father, who was in fol however, he walked along the street ; but was - i Nationai Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 11 19 s " Ann Rudio." I don't know the person who took the it is " a very important position, and that it will bed, and threatenhog him. O n lowed by Manton, brought back to the bank, and 1 North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 38/10s he should have allowed. those who surround him getting downstairs i Northern Assurance Co. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ 1.5 s toZt entangle him in such a net. He has involved articles out of pawn. be absolutely necessary, in the event of a tl tth b kf t room he opened d no ier o e rea as a eraw a d took ultimately conveyed to the police station in cm -1 Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/ 155 By Mr. Sleigh--I have been shown several persons North of Europe war to have some station there- out five 5/. Leeds notes, and gave th er t n th tody. Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 011 He himself in a system which no man can hope to con- iem. Mr. Glossop then took Mrs. Whitehouse to Toll standard Life .. •• .• .. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 281 Os trel, and which must eve d but I can • not recognise the party. shouts." He shows tliat there is no harbour where They then demanded leis silver and em 13 ry ay become more un- old and got manageable. He is strivin to t k th Mr, Bedkin here handed in a letter addressed to the vessels could lie for the purpose of watching a fleet about 4/. more. They took his fath g, End, and there discovered that her statement was GIS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIE3. a e e whole of er s watch, and eeared moreover, that she had been _ _ France into custody. To hav!ev prisoner by Allsop. It was read by Mr. Burnaby, the s correct. It ape , cruisers coming round the North of Scotland. at last left the house, having :,struck Dividend Amount ery ina,n of wealth oue of the ous agent of Mr. Farley in the or position, or political note in the em • , chief clerk, It was written from Riverhead, in ch Let it be particularly noticed, also, that at Wick Misses Hook iu bed before they left. Both the made an unconsci Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. theorist, or fanatic, or vainglorious de lire, every Kett, and was dated Jan. 1. After a few unimportant ocrat, or otsaervations the writer went on to say that he thought there is sufficient depth of water for men-of-war Prisoners were clearly identified as two of the men matter, and, consequently, she was permitted to Anuum. Share. • at large. hn search of Mr. Farley's house - reckless de3perado under his eye, is the of the 'tars by the gang of bure prosecutor, his son remain o s. d. .£ s. d. purpose of " the ignominious miscreant of the 2d of December had of any size. bsequently made by Mr. Glossop, which re- British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 0 all - the present ruler. That he must be unsuccessful reached kii " a culminatin g point that the cheeks of We claim special a.ttention, also, to the impor- and his son's wife. T _ hey were afterwards traced and was su ,-, .... ~.. •... 51. per cent. 20 0 0 we know beforehand, and the ques'ion is whether the Queen had been poliu db ' • • te y being kissed by a con- tent evidence of Captain Selleran• That gentle- apprehended. An entrance had been effected into suited in the discovery of the cheque-book pro- ilel y e cit h o t f o London .. •• .• 21. per cent. 150 0 0 150 - 8 0 1 - 011 the only evil will be the failure of hie object. Our victed felon, and that if he were in California he man was a,sked whether, in case of our being th I b b eakino the kitchen w• ,at 0 louse y r mdow a c nd ured from Mr. Edwards last week, with one leaf E q uitable.. •• •... •• .. 2/, 50 0 0 all - d f b t the centre, where it would European ... •• • ..... 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - own opinion must be, that such a machiney will would give anople reward to anyone who would kill the war with a maritime povrer, Wick would not be a Pushing back the bolt o b i the door with a stick. extracte rom aou Great Central .• • • .... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 - 11 tend. tO create what it seeks to repress. Sedition wretched caitiff." The letter conchaded by saying that very important place as a naval station, for the he prise On the part of t ner Williamson an alibi be less likely to be noticed. Mr. Farley has a large theorise ..•• ........ tel. per cent. 50 0 0 _ Will be generated bythe intolerable omnipresence of such a state of thinge as then existed muet terminate- purpose of enabling vessels to lie there watching was set up ; the defence ox the part of both being family, i 's respectably connected, and the affair has Ditto New - 50 0012 10 6 26% Ditto Debentures - Stock 100 0 0 - that he must be killed. as a matter of course, excited the greatest surprise. the, police. Every advance of the new power will the North of Scotland ;to which he replies :-" It . that they were not identified. Do. Continental 1 stCap. 31. 55. 50 0 0 42 15 0 50 Mr Bodkin said-I am not now in a position to say The prisoner was brouelit UD before the maids . . e Do. no. i 2d Cap. 4/. 15s. 50 0 01 41 0 0 50 necessitate a etill further extensioe, until a crisis al t ' the hole of the evidence that will be offered would be the only place north of the Frith of . f His Lordship having summed up the eiridence ' trates on Satarday, and committed for trial at the Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 00143 10 0 - 'Srrives, on which it would be premature to spe a. 18 W • Forth-the only place that would be at all useful The jury ound both the prisoners Guilty. 1/o. Do. 4th Cap. al. 50 0041 0 0 - tate, en- against the prisoner, but, in the event of any fresh aof deatl ensuing Warw . zes ickshire assi . Independent - Soutane I was oriered to be recorded , evidence being discovered, of course the legal advisers for vessels." Ho says the other veusels might use Lontiov Pa.rl. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - - The proceedings of the French Government are of the prisoner would be made acquainted with it. Orkney and Slietland ; but that on the coast of aga inst them, an 4 THE SPRING FLEET.-G itEAT DAMAGE PhcenLc .....•• 5%. per cat. 60 0052 0 0 50 "t onl i Lordship info „ y unjust but unwise. What was there in The question that now arises ie what offence the pri- Scotland that would be the only place. He adds, 11 - 3 `• rmeal thorn that their lives TO VESSELS ON THE TYNE. Ratcliff •••••.. •• •• - lue att, e surrey Consumers rapt of January 14 which called for such goner has committed. My learned friend complained of that "it is tle most important position as a naval would be spared only on the condition of their ese - ro United General - - essures 1 The general • pr ion at the time being taken by surprise by the course which is now to station in the event of war North f Edi b h " o n urg . being confined in penal servitude for life. lIIICLDS, Saturday night.-During the past fort- Westminster Chartered 7 4 er cent. ~p 50 0 0 - 41 - was that the de d im- ess E , b u d but the evidence that has been adduced ' ' a purs e , le The same witness supports the value of Wice as an -...._ night, in consequence of the stormy weather that Ditto, New - 50 0010 0 0 - e.. would add to the mperor s to o o all - OX VORD C MCP 'Western A . • .... Peleillarity, an d this case must have led him to believe that a cb r 7 aSe far advanced coaliug station, respecting which, we - IT.-STA.FFOItD, MARCH 13. prevailed in the North Sea, an enormous fleet of 10 0 0 400 . - seemed to eoufir tl!7 results of an examination beyond conspiracy would be preferred against the prieoner. CILIMIICAL COURT Ditto B • •••• . - • • IP. t is view. Four or five Italians suppose there cannot be two opinions •-(Before Mr. Baron Chan 11011.) laden vessels accumulated in the north-east ports. were alone ov ee t ra l . The learned gentleman having pointed out several We suppose the advocates of * Peterhead would William Lethain, aged 29, miner, was charged Last night at least 1,500 sail of vessels were lying MISCELLANEOUS. would have been?ru t c h oncerned in the crime, and it important points in the evidence, said I have with !shooting at Re h. - to proclaim that v e power of the Imperial Court clearly, I think, established that the prisoner has be so wanting in patriotism as to not . . . advance its se . „.... e . ic ard Davis, on the 31st Jan., in those ports laden with coals, aud ready fur sea; - Dividend Amount of Paid. Price. claims in opposition to those of Wick as a ren- 18 0 8, at ieeingswinferd, with nitwit to murder aaid and this afternoon, in consequence of the favourable Name of Company. per strangers to the treason:ice _ and . Frenchmen were done. acts in this country which, undoubtedly, makes Annum. Share. act might also have le The circumstances of the •tt th • f d him an accessory before the fac o e crime o mur er. dezvous fur our military marine. They know to do grievous bodily harm. change of the weather, a very large fleet, at least a -- , soewn th that the point at which a harbour of refuge against Mr. W. Spool os.d.X s. d. ler appeared for the prosecution ; thousand vessels had been crowding out of tho Tyne, advisers how little Call 10 d e Emperor and his The Act of Parliament under which I ask you to send the to 0 0 2 0 0 - •• mr. Motteram defe n d Acadian Charcoal Iron e one by the most elabo- .- priaoner for trial is the 5 . . . th and 9th George IV., cap. 31, northern invaders should. be fixed upon at a lati- ed the prisoner. Wear, Hartlepool, and other harbours. At the mo- 20 0 0 10 0 0 - rate system of precaution. I - *ght of the f oe at the It appeared that African Steam snip . • • • et rer cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - n spite of passports • sec 7To bring the prisoner within the provisions of tude that would catch si e on the night of the 31st Jan. nient I write the North Sea between Blyth and , Assam 'lea •..• • • ... •• , . and police a.nd telegraphicdespat h ' * . i t i t i s ne t a b so l u t e ly ne cessary that the party murdered earliest poesible Period/ s° as t° give seem ity to the Prmenton Richard D av i s , we e; standing with Whitby is crowd e d w ith s hi pp i n e runn i n g s mith. Auetien Mart.... •• .• 2 ;4 l Per "lit* 5 ° ° ° - - es, the assassins - penetrate 3 to the Emperor's p e e nait Peterhead cin off a man named p, 1 Australian A g rlculturl 25 0 0 19 0 0 2534 rson with their in- s h ou ld b e a Q ueen ' s su bj e ct -that was Clearly settled by 1 the greatest extent of c-- --. • - --or idoen in the street of Presnet, in A most exciting scene was w itnessed at the mouth Australian Trust ••..8 . pr cen . 1 t 100 0' 0 25 0 0 ' 25 atrnments of death, and a. score e • 10 0 0 au 0 police agents, '' the decision come to in Azzoparch s case. There it was no such advantage to the Government an d t h e Kingswinford. According to their evidence they of the Tyue during the course of this afternoon. Austraiian Royal Mail - _ blind to their master's dewier There are industrious mon who have were ace isted by th e _ rig eit e lo-eie .. xican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all ` 16% nnaniinoinly decided that such was not necessary. countrv. p eoner in rather rough lan- At the young flood a light vessel, named the Bal- Land ' 5/. per cent 50 0 1 1 th • ; were struck down Y e explosion. Ought not this t b Th 1 d tl h • f d t the law - e earne gen eman eying re erre o ehown a wonderful degree of activity i n b e h a lf of guage , whieh was returned by the prosecutor. The 1,ri tzti .,, e..e . e . e . i . ic . r ...... warnin o aye been a uaoral, got on the insand which caused a number of el. percent. 100 0 : 1 ( 2 1 1: ° - 0 146 g that security is to be sought rather in the authorities on the point, said I don't want to this well- t • d 1 • lity They have got up re- prisoner upon pa romse CCA , . that drew -1 d et d 11 1 ' " • out a piste an preion e sma veise sto be delayed in going out, so that at Do. p scr cent Bonds 51. pet cent Stock 100 0 0 - ''''' lt4 `lenles/ and Ditto, 5 per cent bds 5/.per cent. Stock 100 0 0 a the Pros -,,,, t , c . 01 ~_.,_ . respect of the people than in any prejudice the case of the prisoner, but I think I have presentations, an d su b ec rieed pe titio!is, an d ina ,d e •it i. _ ecutor, who forthwith knocked, hint. near high water a laree fleet of vessels of all sizes Dine, 6 per cent. -6/. per cent. - Stock 10 0 0 - of „ cm:1 47 3 4 tion 1 The exhibition by the Emperor shown in the clearest manner that the prisoner procured speeches in Edinburgh, all brimming over with down and kicked him violently. The prisoner got were crow di ng o u t trieether ;in the midst of the Ditto, 6p c. bds 1874 el. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 * .o deter tell,in Isle subjecta would have done m and conveyed to a foreign country the materials which nd could triumph, u . p and retired Diuo,e, pc. bde 1876 6/. per sent. S - tock 100 0 0 - ore eloquence, and if artifices of this ki a few steps, and then returned and throng, as a brig namecrthe Role rt and Joseph, was Frenchmen, e u v r: atte , raPtli th an a v ultimata) , were used in perpetrating the revolting crime Crystal 1 alace • ..... 2/. per cent 5 0 0 penal law. Wick, with its fishei me , n and shipping, and fired at the pros t ecu or. The ball touched him on towing out, the warp unfor unately broke, and she D itto Preference.... 71 pr. cent.. 50 0 5 a O ll 0 l i i es would have Tee Tl• e w ' r el l"! did not u f- of murder ; and I therefore ask you, sir, to commit , the shoulde- b • alace of Fra.nce 40 0 all - tinning t - P 9.414 hi m h a ove their ruler, thiß person for trial on the capital charge. steamers, would fall into the background. But we •, ut fortunately it gla,nced off, tearing , al s o swing 011 tO the insand. This caused a number cue r City /./vigation - Bonds 3%/. per cent - o maintain the ' a th''y Been h• pal his jacket and only le • t the - - he bas always bet' 'Y'lident b - im con- Mr sl e i g h c o n t en d e d that according to the facts ad- suppose that the Government, and all influene. I b r uise. Two pistols 'of vessels behind her t 1 •to the tiere a eying h . , _ . o s leer in i . electric Telegraph .. 6/. per cent. Stock )00 0 0 102% ore been so earing for wit' hd d ' ' • •11 •1 •, e l I loaded with bell thing like contempt will be t r 4 e.a, u k a . , e ic nce , the prisoner had not been made amenable for membets of Parliament, wil rave too Diu., i ieeer 1 , , were fouud ne the prisoner s house. Low Lights, and a most frightful scene of confusion on e ekette.Cop. Smelt. - 0 0 all 1% ir I, b . . , s ome _ such . En g .&lris. Mag. T. Co. cr b im f e, and that tile la a; of England did not meet to the safety of the country, and too deep a sense i h l he prosecutor, on cross-examina,tion, admitted arose which did not terminate until between 3 and - 50 0 0 all - frenzy of repression in a Soverei gn on ' l ieg for , this the ca a s e was a fieliti e e • he Equttable Reversionry Slper cent. 100 0 0 110 0 0 - bimself so fearlessly, and who was at i'Lt(3lllateee charge ef re the Court. The prisoner was arrested on aof their responsibility in thee° b e llig e r e nt ti me s, to 1 e . e , m in, but denied that on this oc- 4 o'clock, a very considerable amount of dama e Dare New ........ - 50 002210 0 - driving his phaeton like a private genii Fit E, . tas -Chian km, --e conspiracy a mocth ago and from time to ti:ne g . t local rapacity the boon required by obvious casiou lie Lad stte k anti wertd teat charge until, withi ' n 4S hours " I" ° - - - • tention th lc the prisoner with any other h av i n e n a „ Len done. The brig Navigator, the Lowes- Gen. Revers. & Invest "I Gen. I. Sc. Col. Lim. • ', . p cand 11. WO 0 0 no 0 0 110 the talent turn d , the Govern- • - Justice and patriotism. In an to prevent himueing the pistel. The toft packet, and a Greek vessel, after getting to sea G ( ) - 45 0 0 all - Boulevard as when surrounded by i sp,es and with which ende round and charged him with an offence rosecutor's 0. . . en.SteapNavi g ation 10/. per ct. &1500 14 0 0 - nzereci hi * Peterhead ha highly favoured by some of the P companion, Roden, confirmed his eei- have been oblig e d t o put i n t () the herbour a e alle, in London Len. Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 all 3% whole squadrons for an escort. That the niiist ars lu ,, aa ' " wa* s life. Wben tbat statement was at 1 dence. iluason's 8ay,....... 5/, Stock - per cent. Stock . com p t,. authorities of Edinburgh, but this patronage, gre , ! consequence of the dareaoe 'hey sustained. A very . h , , Hungerford - .... - more to blame than their master t. hesitate t. , , ,ely taken h - ' • d h d'd Mr Mottera 21 5s ,000 0 ' all - of the Emperor are e0r„,7d,,,,... ~,....,, ~, , e, . y urprise, an 0 1 as it ie may be over-estimated. It might be a great i, • lie contended that the Pistol was handsome new b arque , n anal the Sylvan, belong - Lon. Ne. &Na. Maus . o . . 1 •• . imself will have to a . dh , . e: o n o l i liege on the point If after 1 . -, ,-, • • • I to 0 0 all - we can well believe, but he h ny e.pr,, t ,,,,,0n e i l, It mthat occasi la * thine for Great prawn In case of anY north ,rn nred by tee prisoner merely to frighten the prose- i ing to Gideon Sin 1 Esq ,of Whitby, wai London Reversionary 51. per cent. 15 0 0 all - I es, h nt Dearest and fear reign in not above witbd e ei " " t • • on e had made use of ' . t tof the after- /lei' 8 ' S• American 10 0 0 all bear all the punisume • r..wing ~,i''''''Eted " n 118 ng e e was itivasion, to be supported by the valour and prowess cii or, and to save himself when overpowered. P f -- he : stranded on the island in the fore par - - 'll they be stronger than iia h t_ at he wee perfectly jnetteeeeh ataternent ! Nat. Discount Comp.. 25 0 0 50 0 4ti Paris, but nowhere wi . ~t „. . ~ tee, Se felt of the civic authotities of the modern Athens. It learned counsel call e d seve ral witnessen w h° g ave i noon. Whi!st lying in thet position tour yessels ran N.S.W. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 51. pe - r cent. - 100 0 0 - the Imperial breast. All hi es stor teaches that those He was of opinion that th by the Govern etang as he 1 , , I ` 1 ment in a m e C::"" f r " 4 b'en 1;a -one. might be thought that we might safely allow our a somewhat different version of the trausaction, and into her, one vessel, the Ald.erman, leaving her Nor. Br i. Australasian 6d. 10 0 all el North of Europe Stm 0/ per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 •ali more than they .er_ea, __ we were Slled I also spo . ke to the prieouerei excellent character. anchor in her stern. The Robert aud Joseph g o t who govern by such means suffer the investigation had been conducatir ~,,,,,,,__ .I:Feted Cies to come as far as Pe+ hd if Price's Patent Ca • nd. Co • • - 29 0 0 all - inflict. Why should Napoleon 111., after all hi 3 worthy of the Crown. ed - c t , ',.r. , ..._ d that -.nutter nu_ th t a the bellies of Edinburgh would put out their I The July found the prisoner guilty of shooting well out. The Sylvan is still stranded, aud the Peel River.Land&Min. - 50 0 all 2% exploits and him glory, prepare for himself the old Mr. Jardine felt no difficulty in this ea h iuten roartial courage in defence of their country north 1 wit t to de , 3e. Tito fact. and south T grievous bodily harm. greates: anxiety ie mewled - ed to-night lest she Pen. & Oriental S Ditto New .... •• .. team 71. per cent 5 - 00 0 a ii 78% 50 0 0 10 0 0 1754 age of Tiberius ?He has still the opportunity to that had gradually grown u p during' the course of mai. far a% the.h hose whose reading has exten d e d as 1 Seutence defer' ed. I should break her back awl lasonee a wreck. All Reversionary Int. Soc. 111. pr cent 100 0 0 all 90 be the admired Chief of a free and oreat people : in rt n iry clearly justified the committal of the prisoner fer the eBti _ ,a.i:toric novels of Sir Walter Scott, know 1 ..__...- I American clipper, the givstorie, is also on the Hand Ditto New ...• •• • • qoyal dull Steam.. .• t y. pr cer.t. 100 0 ' 20 0 0 - it. p. share. 100 0 0 ir 0 0 63 why should he throw it away uncle; the advice trial for murder as ncteg,ory before the fact, and ale° bu rgh, a u nc Lettie to the military valour ot Edin- ATI nr , , ........._ _ANDOIRCUIT-NOTTENGIIA3I, MARCH 12. ~ sand, and great anx eii,y prsven ; , - "s with regard t . her • Scottish Ans. Invest. 151. per cent. 1 0 0 all 1% entertedninentuakt have a grateful recollect ion of :the : CRIAIINAL 0 -OURT.-(Before Mr. Justice Coleridge.) ' also, as the freshets are very strong. The Roniu, South Australian Land 71. per cent. 25 0 0 al 1 - of men whose incapacity is no secret to upon the charge of conspiring. ffurded theta at the f expense o uri.ed disabled • and o h i screw steamer, has ret , t er ene Trust and Loan Comp. 7%.. pr cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 - Europe I Personally, he has the ( - food wishes The prisoner was then formally committed to Newgate. those functi • "a•rlea 100 REGINA V. J. KET. Diemen's Land .• 1 0s. 10 1 0 0 0 18 10 0 10,i , 70ara ago. It may be that, Mr. Mundell appear,d for the prosecution and ves:,ela are damaged. ) ' 6 per cent. Bencle e ... 6 per ceat, --: I --: . _ Names of Dividend; Price Names of 11 'Dividend Companies. . 1 4 per • Companies. Anpnum. er Price. co Annum. 'Z -......------- --...... ....m...- X Z Ashtn &Oldh 9a 71. p. et. Peak Forest. 78 Si. OS. Birmingham 40 41: 93 Regent's ••• • 30 17S. 16 1 4 Coventry.. • • 100 111. 193 Rochdale .. • • 85 41. 84 Derby .. •• • • 100 61. 15s. Stffrd &Wor‘ 140 281. GrandJanctn 100 21. pr. ct. 50,4 Stotirbridge.. 1 ,i5 121. 10s. Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. Severn and 2 6 1/. 16s. Grand Union 100 7s. 6d. Wye Rail. 3 Kennt & Avn 40 6s. 6 Warwick & 1 21. 2 4 Leeds &Livrp 100 251. Blrming. j 100 Leicester.. • • 100 51. Warwick & 1 9 Leicstr &Nth 83 11.55. 12 Napton.. j 100 21 • Loughtairogh 143 701. Worcstr &i 78 10s. 17 l ' i Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. Birming. Neath .. •• • • 100 161. Wilts & Brks 7s. Od. Oxford.. •• • • 100 105 _ _ ARRIVAL OF AFFRAY WITH TRINITY COLLEGE STUDENTS. On Friday, on the arrival of Lord Eglinton, the new Lord Lieutenant, in Dublin, a nurnbsr of Trinity College students, who had assembled in the circular space outside the college portal, and within the railings, began pelting the police and others with crackers, eggs, and other missiles. This was for some time borne with good humour, but at length brought on a serious affray. After some skirmishing and the " capture" of a policeman by the students, on whose side the sympathies of the populace seem to have been decidedly enlisted. The Freeman's Journal says that two or three sallies were made by some of the milder and more adventurous youths ; but they were glad to get back within the rails. Academic caps were snatched off by the police in one or two scuffles, and repri sals were made in the capture of several policemen's hats. The constables who owned the hats had the determination to watch for a partial opening of the gate, and there were three or four of them rushed in to recover their castors. The unlucky intruders were surrounded and jostled, but not hurt. During this time the noise and confusion were so great, that it seemed as if dire deeds were being perpe trated. Col. Browne rode up, and in vain essayed to be heard. It is said that at this moment the colonel was struck with a missile in the face ; and it was then unhappily that the outer iron gates of the railing were forced open and the horse police ordered to charge. It is admitted by all who were spectators of this unlooked for and unexpected pro ceeding that the conduct of the 'terse police was in excuably violent. They drew their swords as they dashed into the enclosure, and, rushing in with flashing sabres, striking at all before and around them, striking and ridin g s , down many who were mere spectators, and had had no conception that such a Balakava movement was in preparation. The effect of this charge was most alarming. An instant rush was made within the enclosure. Some made for the inner gate, and others crouched in the narrow angles at either end. Many of the citizens and more grown students, who saw retreat impossible, faced round and met the foot police, who followed close on the heels of the cavalry, and some severe blows were exchanged. The wicket only of the inner gate being open the students found the greatest difficulty and delay in ge ling in. The police men charged with such impetuosity, and used their swords with such vigour, that the wooden gate has several marks of their sabres, large pieces being cut off in some places. When the charge was made by the horsemen, the foot police, who were in reserve behind the others, as we have observed, followed up the charge, laying round them lustily with their batons. In the melee inside, some of the more grown of the college men resisted the assaults of the police, and several slight wounds were the result, but no serious injury that we could ascertain has been suffered by any of the force. With regret we have add that sevt ral of the young students have not escaped so fortunately. Amongst the most seriously injured are Mr. Leeson, a young gentle men—nephew, it is said, to the Earl of Milltown. He was knocked down by a blow from a baton, and it is asserted that whilst lying senseless on the ground he was struck again and again, as were also those who ran to lift him. Up to an advanced hour last night little hopes are entertained of his surviv ing. Other students also, mere lads, have been bru tally beaten or wounded, including Mr. Brownrigg, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Lyndsay, and others, who are under surgical treatment —some, it is said, in a very precarious condition. During the evening the neigh bourhood of College-green and the streets adjoining the college were occupied by groups of student* discussing the events of the day, also by crowds of idlers who had come from all parts of the city to witness any new demonstration that might be made. The police, who were on duty in the earlier part of the day, were in readiness for immediate service if called upon, but nothing material requiring their interposition occurred up to the hour of 9 o'clock, when large bodies of the students assembled in Grafton-street. Shortly before 11 o'clock about 250 of the students issued from a house in Grafton street, and were joined by at least as many more, when they proceeded in the direct on of College green, the apparent leaders of the assemblage cry ing out—" To the statue." A large body of police who had been on duty in Grafton-street accom panied the students on their march, but did not in terrupt them in the least until they arrived at the corner of College-green. The police then broke into sections and marched directly across the line of the students' procession, thus breaking upend dispersing them. The students in this iusbance were all grown young men, and were armed with sticks. No re sistance was offered to the police, and the students finally marched into college. A policeman of the di viaion received serious injury by the blow of a etene, which knocked him down. 'Saunders gives the following list of students in jured in the affair—" Mr. Leeson, badly wounded ou the bead, with symptoms of concussion; Mr. Ful ler, wounded on the head and otherwise injured; Mr. Allen, do. ; Mr. Poliock, do. ; Mr. Carroll, do. ; Mr. Leathern, do. ; Mr. Field do. ; Mr. C. Kennedy, a sabre cut on the head, and several blows from batons ; Mr. Bolter), beaten about the body ; Mr. Fitzgibbon, do. ; Mr. Gregg, do. A son of Dr. Gray, of the Freeman's Journal, was also injured. All the head wounds are such as may lead to most serious results." Country Markets. NEWCASTLE—Maui 13. Farmers' wheat in fair supply, with a slow sale, and the pi ices of the last market day readily obtained. South country scarce, at former prices. Flour in retail demand at late rates. Barley not quite so brisk, but unaltered slues White boiling peas in request. Oats steady. LEICESTER—MABoa 13. A tolerably active trade in wheat to-day, with a good supply, and the transactions must be quoted at the rates of last week. Barley was unchanged in value, with a moderate show. Oats and beans as before. NORWICH-31.4Juni 13. At our corn market to-day there was a moderat e show of wheat, which met a fair sale at last week's prices. Of malting barley there was some quantity offering ; but. as the farmers asked high, rates, very little was doing at about last Saturday's prices. Not much other grain offer ing. White wheat, 48s to BOs ; red , 42 s to 4Gs ; barley. S9e to 41s. • flour, 30s 6d per sack; bea ns, 401 to 445; peas, 42s t o 435; oats, 28s to 30s NOTTINGHAM—A[Imi! 13.. • - A fair supply of wheat and a good attendance of the trade. Wheat a dull demand; fine qualities at folly last week's.prices ; inferior almost neglected, the but white samples realising 53s and red made 50s per 36 stone. The quantity of barley fully equal to the demand, and price's' before. Oats scarce, and rather dearer. No change in beans. PI& QUARTEE. ma quAzrai. Wheat, red (old), 42s to 49E Barley, grinding ... 27s to 36s Ditto (new) Ditto, white s6s to 5 7 5 Peas Ditto (old) Barley, malting ... 32s to 42s Flour, per sack DALSBITH GRAIN MARKET—M.utca 11. Qrs. Best. Current. Inferior :.300 Wheat 45s Gd 37s 74d 2B. 01 1197 Oats 328 Od 2ss 7d 572 Barley 36s 6d 29s 2Ad 216 ld 81 Peas & beans 43s Od 384 7d lIADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—MARCH 12. WHEAT. 1 BARLEY OAT'S. BEAT'S. First Second Third 32 s Od I 25s Od 2.A Od 34' • 01 Total quantity of wheat in market, 788 qrs., 710 sold 111 II barley „ 555 qrs., tll sold oats ,; 681 qrs., 648 sold beans 1 , 249 qrs., 213 sold AVERAGES PER iwrintrAt QUARTER. Wheat, It. 19 3 6-12 tbs 1 Barley, ...11. 11 10 9-12ths Oats, ... 11. 6 6 10.12ths I Beans, 11. 17 2 4-12tt a 11l I BIRTHS. CARTWRIGHT—Oa the 11th inst., the wife of Col. Henry Cartwright, M.P., 96, Park-street, of a son. LEMON—On the 10th inst., Mrs. Mark Lemon, of daughter. PINCHES—On the 13th inst., at Clareedon House, Lan►• bath, the wife of llr. C. H. Pinches. VINCENT - -On the 11th inst., at Woodlands Manor, near Sevenosks, the wife of the Rev. Richard Vincent, of MARRIAGES. HEMSLEY—BLACKETT—On the 13th inst., at St. James's Notting-hill, Alexander Hensley, Eq., of the Alborg, Picoaailly, to Catherino, youngest daughter of the late John Blackett, Esq., of Stamtord-hill. D E A T.ll 15. ALDRED —On the 12th inst., at 5, Eaton -place south, Lieutenant-General John Williams Aldred, late of 60th Rifles. BARTON . — On the 12th inst., at Widmer, the Re 59. v. John Barton, M.A., rector of Eastchurch, Kent, aged th BUCKSTONE Mn the 9th at e Greenlands, Buck haw,Cater- Surrey, much respected, Miss Ann Judith Es Theatre re al, stone, aunt of John B. Buckstone, q., y Hiyitiarket, aged 8,;. BEDFORD— On the 13th inst., at his residence, Crayland House, Gresnhithe, Kent, Francis Octavius Bedford, Esq., aged 75. TALFODRD- - On the 12th inst., at Fulham, Mrs. Talfourd, mother of the late Sir T. N. Talfourd, aged 37. WEST —On the 11th inst., at 99, Eaton-square, liarriet. wife of Admiral Sir John West, K.C.B. WILLTAMS —On the 10th inst., at 3, Brunswick - pl ace, Brixton - hil l, Mr. Francis Williams. for more than 30 years an officer f the House of Commons, aged 76. 'Ai port Printed and Puodshed by MURDO YOUN, of No. 112, Strand, hinter, at The Sum Office, No 112, Strand, in the Precinct of ti.e Savoy, in the coun t )" of Dlichliesox, Saturday, March 13, 18.5ec LIE TJ TENA