The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20 00:00:00

THE GERANIUM PICKER AND TIIE REV. E.
MOORE.

When it was known at Spal•l in g that the Home Secretary
had revoked the sentence hy the local Bench of a month s
imprisooment and five years in a Reformatory, on Sarah
Chandler, a girl of 13, ior picking a geranium in an alms-
house garden when she went to see her aunt, • crowd
collected, with a hand of music, and they paid an uncom-
plimentary visit to the house of the Rev. E. Moore, who
induced his brother magistrates to pass that sentence.
The rev, gentleman atteasopted to speak to the crowd, but
without success. They then paraded the town, an,l diol
not disperse much before midnight. Soon after six o'clock
on Wednesday morning the people began to assemble in
front of the House of Correction, and at seven o'clock, the
time it hail been stated the girl would be released, there
was • large crowd of men, women, and children. The
postman with the Home Secretary's message did not
arrive, however, until nearly eight o'clock, and Mr.
Governor Bates lost no tone in placing the child outside
the prison. She was at once seized by hosts of friends, and
her father and mother were placed in a waggonette, and,
with the little girl and some friends, drawn round the
town by the crowd.
At a meeting oft kid Fellows at Spatting on Wednesday,
the Rev. Edward Moore was present, and his health was
coupled with the toast of the "Bishop Bald Clergy." He
said:—" The clergy don't pretend to he what I t4re say
you are all aware of -free from faults; we all have our
faults ; and all make our mistakes, incluoling the best of
us. We are all men like yourselves, and, I tnist, coins
posed of the same feelings as yourselves; and if we some-
time. make a mistake it is not often you catch us in it. I
cannot hut allude to the circumstances of last night and
this muormuinne, For nearly twenty years I have been an
active magistrate, as you are aware, as well as a clergy-
man in this olistnet During 15 years oof that time slimiest
the whole of the magisterial duties have devolved upon
me, and it has no happen...4l that fer nearly 15 years I have
hail to poise judgments of all sorts to the extent of about
LW a year. Now, if out of these I have male occasionally
a mistake even in the judgment of those who, perhaps,
are not so well aware of the circumstances as myself ; I
trust that thost mistakes may be overlooked and con-
doned • and I defy any one to prove that I, or any other
inagist:rate who sat with me, had the slightest personal
feeling whatever in connection with this case. If we have
erred, I take the whole responsibility upon lawsuit, for the
rest of the Bench who were with in. on that occasion
accepted from me etatemente that I made, and which mall
probability, itolucedthem to agree with me in the sentence
that we
.passeol. I really have to ap ologise for bringing
this subject before you, but it is certainly the uppermost
in my mind, and I dare say very much in ultra;' and if
am out of order perhaps the chairman will call me to
account for it. But it is due to all that I should speak to
you of the circumstances as 101 l before one (nom different
quarters and other quarters. They were of that character
that I thought the Child I had to deal with would be better
prepared and provided for life in that place than in Studds
ins. I have very meat reason for thinking so, and I think
seine of you will agree with me when I tell you that in
this town of Spalding there have been two already sent
there and who have returned from a reformatory school
--it is not a prison, as some people suppose, but it is a
boarding school, whore the children are well cared for,
and taught haw to conduit themselves. They have
returned, and the first who returned the first I sent, was
the first person to call upon me and thank hiS fur sending
1 there, lie is a cololder's sou in this town, and he
is now captain of one of the first merchant:nett that
sail on the ocean. It is only within the last week
that another has returned—a loner girl of poor parents,
who had been brought up in a very ill nianntr. We
sent her four years ago; she has now returned nt
the age of 16, and one of the ladies in the town
would have thaen her into her service as a domestic ser-
vant if she hail not already engaged with one ; lout she
has now obtained a situation at the rate of wyear. I
ask any one of you to refer ti her for the character of the
Owe she comes from ; at all events I know she is now
very grateful for the sentence. Perhaps f room the point of
view I take 4 4 the case, I might lie panloneol for thinking
it would be beneficial for that chili also, lie sympathy
of parents is right, and natural. and I an. sorry to have
wounded it at all; but I thought, and still think, that the
child would be far better provided for than arloome ; and
It would also have prevented the child from being brought
moat home, which is about the worst place I know for her
peculiar temperament. She require.s very extraordinary
treattuent—not cruel or unkind treatment : and I tun told
she has been unkindly treated. Mader all these cireutois
stances, I felt that I was justified in taking the course that
I have done. It has boon repel test to a suiswim authority,
and my judgment is overnded. I quite concur in that
judgment that has overruled we, looking et it from their
point of view, for they could loot knew all the eireitho
stances. The child has returned to her home. I hope it
will be for her benefit ; but I very mach question, it.
Nevertheless, such is the oh' on of a great many who are
competent to judge as well as I am, and it boo been
decided by the Secretary of State, under whom I act. I
always bend to authority, and I never have flinched in my
life from doing my duty according to what is required of
one, and I trust I never shall shrink so long as I have any
sinews and mind left to mos, as at present. But I 010 think
that a gentleman who lasel voluntarily given up his time
night and day—because that loas been my sport for the
last 15 years -for the benefit of other people and not him-
self —if he dues overstep his judgment in env one case, or
one or more cases, I do think that a little consideration
might be extended to his, and, when he is down, some-
body o ill lend him • hand in picking him up—("hear,
hear," and lasses). I shall not, because of the sudolen
ebulltion in the town, shrink from doing my duty so hong
as I and others think that I can do it. lam quite realy
to resign my positiou when the neighliourhood, or the
town, or the bench itself can find • nn who will do the
duty better. I have other pursuits with which I coull
occupy my time and allow rue time for bed, and which
hitherto I have spent in transacting business for other
people, and not for in) self. I expect that ultimately I
shall have the approval of those who are noy judges. If
I do wrong I ain loot afraid or ashamed of being found
fault with, for I believe it does any man good to have his
faults pointed out. "The parents were strangers to me In
every shape or way, mod I defy anyone to prove that I
have allowed personal feeling to interfere with me in the
discharge of may duties. lam sure we did the beat for the
child, and I believe still it would be; but I sot 111 l it to the
judgment, though I don't quite concur in it. I believe the
Secretary of State has done right according to his view
and according to the circumstances that were laid before
him.

The Crown Prince of Italy is in London ewe,
.C 1711,457 has been spent on the military centres.
'Solemn has been Kehl at Illackburn at tel. a pound.
A few eases of fever have appear...el in the Channel
Sqemlron.
A Leave marble fountain has been erected in Park-lane.
London.
By an imperial ukrese 1,4.000 men are to be drawn for
the Runnian conecription of the Tem 1875.
A French oflieer, who wore his uniform with the order
of the Legion of llonour of the Croes us Rome, has been
mobbal.
Singing noises and other disagree:thee sensations in the
ears alter bathing may be prevent...l hy placing a small
piece of oiled wool in the ears before going into the waters
There were entlausiaetic Orange dentonstretione through-
out l'lster oil the lath, and sturdy Protestantism was
mated.
The Sultan of Zanzibar says his kind reception in this
country will delight his Ar.sb subjects and make them
honour England more than ever.
Two hooking clerks on the Metropolitan railway have
been convicted of maisufactering and peeing counterfeit
coin.
Bishop Temple, on his triennial visitation,
_urges on both
clergy and laity, in face of the Public Worship Act,
moderation.
It is said that no fewer than 800 clerks have been thrown
upon Use world idle in consequence of the late co 1111 l tercial
failures.
The shipments of port wine to all parts front Oporno for
the six months ended the 30th ult. totallesl Meath pipes,
against 28.056 for the same period of hue year. I
An attendant in Creenock Lunatic Astylum is remelted
for trial on the charge of murdering Samuel Bolton, an
inmate under his care.
The ten miles rate between David Stanton, the bicycle
rider. and a pony, was won by the pony. leuly Flora, who
did ten miles in 40 minutes, beating Stanton by half • mile.
The Warwickshire coalownere over determined oppo-
' pition to the principle of arbitration in the wagee oliepute.
Ten weeks have elapsed since the struggle commenced.
Liverpool School Board has a coils of flues for pro-
moting the education of the street boys of Liverpool who
sell, fumes, newepaperst, and other articles, arranged to
. interfere an little as possible with their avocations.
Awards fixing the compensation payable to Lord Zetland
for the Loa of patronage in seventeen charges in the county
of Orkney have beeu pronounced by Sheriff Robertson.
The total amount IS .C 2,690.
It IN stated that a recent investigation of the number of
The h
GREAT FLOODS. t
d miesionaries an-I converts Japan gees the fullwins
eavy rains reused estrucive tlools on ThersolaY. melte'. -Greek Church, 1 miseionary, 3,010 converts The New Manchester Townhall has already cost
more eepecielly in teouth Wales and the district, anti many Roman I'atholic. 40 miseionaries, 20,0(10 converts ; Protes Aeltel,ooo, exclusive of architect's couuniaion.
Portion* of Deems "'reseals essl 61'"s"-"sler were s'eere'l tants, 70 tillseionarice, Sten,ooo converts. ; A show of bounde took place at the Alexanera Palace.
to a depth of leveret feet, canning great mu of hay. and A Ilbuidourn man on Sunday night, after knocking his Tie Leicesterehire Quern peck were adjudged bent and
drowning nsany cattle and sheeo At I evelcans, a small wife stows, tie.' his wart twice rowel her neck, mul Badminton 2.3.1: Rlacknioor Vale heing the reserved
village about ten mile. from Newport, the water in • strangloel her till she WWI nearly dead. Ile is now doing number. The Daily Ness .ays-The lettorn were well flat,
renerve pond for *applying the Monmouthshire canal. si. months' hard labour. but the merit of the other two was nearly equal. and it
broke through the embankment and rushing down the The rouges of Bermonasey on Sun•lay evening,' amuse is a question whether We judges took sufficiently into con-
valley swept everything !we're It. A factory and house themselves by thrnwing stones to make a rattle on the indention the nature of the ground over which the Vale
(erotica by Mr. Hunt wasi swept away. The henusehold ' roof of St. Peer!, chunk, iota make other noises disturbing pack hunts. Small fields and plenty of covers remise
hail retiree to rat, when they were alarmed by certain I the congregation. When the pollee appear they run; when more highly trained dogs than the grass countries, where
Doilies, lint before they hail time to dress the waters us -c-
the eonetablee an, •goille they return to titter feu. speed is by far the first requisite, and no oue could look at
whelined the hotter, anti all were drowned excepting Me Mr. Kerr, tof Islingten, who advertinest a "Provident Sir Richard Glyn'. ologs without weing how reality they
Hunt, who was nwept down with the others by the Dispensary: hes bee hiss praeribing questioned. He gave would pick up a lost line or follow a light scent through •
CWT.-4ft. 13It 3,433F.L'i i'' "lee 3 branCh "i ' inn "'PI see a child with oliarrime liquid ammonia aretatie -an difficult countrr.
ultimately melee, an. lan apprentiee 101. lir. Ifunt's , es
resume instead (of eluolk notelets, an it died. re
lie Is Ees CoCOA-IinATEII:I. AND enIIFORTINII.-" By a
deg secant... Mesh hi 111 l and for • lone time emdd allow no '
(ear,' iefeee tes, (one., thorough knowledge of the natural lawn which govern the
use to mate neAT him. Mr. limit is et injured: both These ew s:f I llanegwen he. recoveral by leounty Court operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
in hie head, emewhe nila ege. 13 • lalnem forming( • pence*, 12.. el. feed for burying a quarryman's child. plication of the tine properies of weleselected cocoa, Mr.
Seei 1011 01 the 01.1 1.0.10ey haiLling two apprentice boys Another pari -Molter. who woe el not give any undertaking Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
were 'sleeping : ..ne of that. we- went away 'ae other. ass to fees, !lel a piece meminted for tile burial of his flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
nanliril .1•131e3 FA,. ...-a1...i lo getting On Wash' I. st wife amel stone nobbiek, east to gala eal sewer to dig the doctors' bills. It is by the judicious two( sueh articles of
meeltine. noel * hiell he 11041,1 Mail he was rescued. Of grave, and tete MN buried only four inches deep. diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
his felloweesprentes% a tiermen lett nothing has been u. I.
i Irit .'INANCIAL Itrrnall ALMA:SACK for 11;75 (Liverpeol, strong enough to mint every tendency to awe*.
he 3131, A ',other Cott.C:o near o....lextruyeal, and lie three ell, Cablc.street), is reoluesel in price from le. to tele or by Huntlrals of subtle maladies are floating aroma us ready
ituttates druselled. reyt Ski. It eeneista of nearly 2110 pageo of officiel and to attack wherever there tea weak point. We may escape
statist mal information ssf permanent interest, and is the many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
The lam:port limes f.tir is alosit (subs revived, wet valuable work .4 the kind publieheel. pure blood and a properly nourished fratue."-Citsif Service
The nsrid. church of Hinton, Wilts, has recently been Tilt LINKS TlIsT BINH Vs TOMITREIL-CONSIGNMENTS Goatee
reespensel after re-aeration. Yon TIIK lICH.-Fifteen thousand mil. of ocean Is a tocre Tug reason why so many are unable to take Cocoa is,
A mbeeription Ste Sem etertol in Yeovil on behalf of legatelle in this age I-f steamship. nut clippers. On.,
that the varieties commonly sold are mixed with Starch.,
the otifenes by the floods in Frans, commereial interceurso with Creme Britein is as frequent tueler the plea of rendering them eoluble ; while really
A maim nature William Duck lied autelenly at the Hale as if only all arm of the sea Mettles' us, and among the leakier. them Mick, heavy and, indiyediftte. This may be
e1...n, Yeovd, on Woine.eme ss,.alag. litany blessings which she sends in return for our" yellow easily detected, fee if Coons blackens is the osp it prone;
A new inaweic tal.le has Is-en Opened at Chile dirt" we hold none in hitcher esteem than the ineettleMee Ike addition of starch. CADMIUM'S'S COCOA PssenCe is
Vessehia. stole-lies of Professor Holloway. His famous Pills and genuine: it is therefore three times the strength of thew
The Turkish budget nhows a deficit of over four millions Ointment Weill as if they were specially designed to meet Cocoas, and a refreshing Beverage like Tea or Coffee.
sterling. the n.quiremente of our climate and condition. Weakness BEWARE or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS or Ai-Lamed
The tree -'(the Coastguard Sleeken is to be along the and delsilitv ...maims eneelldeseeees• cottehe and colds. Ponous I'LASTEIL-oWillg to the wondered eel," these
co ost of Irelasel. eottietinose the relies of acute disease, awl .ometitues cote- celebrated eolasters have obtaiued by their curative
Tbe Meyor of Sheffield (Mr. Mark Firthlon Teeeley ion, phis-et-A with the moot distreeeng disonlers of the properties in lumbaeo, aciatice, destination, pains in
Fennel thirty five acres ef the l'aee Hall estate to the too-much, liver an 1 !vowels, prevail extensively in the
side and leek, and, in sleet, all leans and local Mires
town, for the purposes of a mashie perk. mines and in the elearinge, tor this species of cotuplaint
lice Majesty, with Prince lempel an-I Primes-. II ettioe tie Pale would appear to have been expreoly designed Mous, ottne elnprinc.lidett Partial have he, n Imelda,
:et Tuesday alteneen arrived at the [sic ui Wight (rein ms-re it not that they cure other male:hes with equal tering and (Merin:l fur ease slesrione plasters, put up in
Winthe.r. , certainty and sleepateb. Then the miner and the bark- such a manner ass to deceive the intwowy, awl, ee ed.
Th.- leheretien Society haee tweed a resebition ' irsalenonn, (nen time very nature of their o."cupatien. are agent for Great Ihritain end Irelaud, I can enzarantee
expressing eatisfactien that thus Cope Parliament has per iliarly lialsle to casualties such as cute bruises, none genuine save they tear son the Revenue Stamp in
abolished erente ef public money for rebel-sue purpee... fraeturce, awl slighwations, and here, as well SA in the various
we;:r(litshei.nliil :11 c",ltytielsA:velrKii‘turaculti-asi ii:g.
A rail et honk notes., value 0410, was la.t week left ly eruptive eomplainte PO common at the digging., the all heal- si..„, ,I in
ti toe t
7,1: 3 t el.
Ar on,
Ell,
it !
•la ly tinier the initials of E.C., at the °dice of the um., power of the Ointment cetnes triumphalitly into play.
Curates' Aitementation Fund. Certainly, if the Pills and Ointment were not specially unless this loon, welt. secure ti themnelven tile genuine
The buildings at ',resent in amme of erection in (il Isl. date:sled for the diseases of (hie colse.y. the ailments 100 AL Porous Planter.-11Le lir P. ISRA.NDRETII, li‘ert.,ol,
govt. or tint. retina alterations will, sole agent for Europe and the Colonises. I)calers in
It is estimateol, coot ceinuion in the counter are peculiarly easeeptittle of being
• A.llll of ratetineeet. - Ts, Ardah,d. ! cured by theite-In all the tamps that esot the broasl region apuriona plasters will be prowental. Agent for
The (herniae Emperor lea vented a pension of imp of one mudeen Ophir, the curative Pretlertiee of Professor Weymouth and Portland, W. Giteetew, t eseini,o,,
marks, eielletlfroin the Imperial Treasury to Dr. Machtigal, Ifolloveay's meslicinee are warmly acknowlesleal. Men- A ,enee r Poole W i
.or , •• . sstereEle r. W. ATKINS, and
the Aftioin explorer. ! ever the simply in one eanii! gives nut It Is recruited from NIP'. lIAMILToN Chemise Agent for latrel t NS/ tee er, .
Agent for Wareham, T. RANI/ALL,
A tihrere conteiuine 3,1510 velumes of foreem works has another at any cost. The miner wise bos once experienced
Bow, Chemie' t.'
leen estaftliebed at Jedde by the Japanese Educati 1 the effect of the Pills in any eieerder of the Montach, the
i Apartment. liver. or the bowels, would no snore he without the Chemiet_. _ _ _ .
Mrs. Rehm the " fat woman" of Barnum's show, has ' malicine in his tent or hut than he would be without the THE Itsia.-For 10 years Mrs. D. A. ALLEN e Weettes
dial at Baltimore, aged ele Her a-right was 6,31)% to .6 of a auldhflater. So, too, of the Ointment. Ile knows Hell RESTORSR has receive:l the comm....teem end
lieesht 0 feet 4 inchee and the sPall round the waist 72 that of the many diseases of the skin which a hard life, favour of the ',elate. It has acquired the highest isle 'e
inehee . continued exposure, and uneholesome diet pneluce, one that can be obtained for any utolerate enterprise,u a.ll
Colearit PeeerlDesTs". -Mr. tile-l•ione : "Please 'M. I end all elee to
vnth the leintment. Shakespeare's fop tells contributed to the adorntuent of ten of thuusetels of
is the Church"( &Wand worth Preserving 1 e Britannie, us that s• parmaceti iv the weenie:l'st thing in the world .." I persons, who have the proof of its (err iceable eberecter.
" Worth preserving! Dear me, William don't yen know I but the Australian miner knows tbat for all kinds of It will posdisety renew and restore 111,' “rlllnal and natorat
it's been in a pickle this ever so leng 1' -P., oeh. I wounds and contusions Holloway's Oestuient is the best eoloar of.ure,o. white, and faded Hair. It will strengthen
elvers, Bloody and Sankey, with their families, wiU application in existence.-The Miner, and invigorate the Hair, stop its falling, and twine° a
lesee England on the ith August in the Notional steam. I TAYLOR'S I'ATENT SMITING Meentees have new Pascal healthy and luxuriant gresetb. No other preparation can
shit,Company', steauter Spain, which ,oie from eopmeeuteros, which rendered them superior to all other produce the same benelieial result. Sed by all Chetaiets
Liverposd. makes for Damao sem° and FAMILIi ESE. "They ars and Perfumers, in large bottles, lie Depot, 111 and 116,
BRIGHTON AQVAII/CM.-Nine specimens of tee eaes awl sheet.. .to Learn." " Kan/ to Work." "Not liable to get oat of Southampton Row, London.
.... 1
interesting little hoer 111.4, base just been sided cr
ed to the ~. r: are "Strong," • Swirl," " Testrabk,- "make s's')s's')NEW CERE l'oß CoNSUMPTION.-A new remed ... y eee ,
eme.tem : also some dog fish, %shish toe ,izs may be time rp.i.ge," and mile ha-lon "easyem 'u" of purchase been dincoveral sir the cure -'lConsumption.- The oldl
eallosl -harks,. at a " ooetcrate pree. '-lt is neceoary to Caution the treatment entirely superseded by a tuore certain method
The Society for Prevention of Cruelty has lately extenslei public against cheap, Dentate and consequently worthless of rum is particulars of the remedies, with testimonial.
its 'survey, and haa ideas of protecting Pigeons and polo- machines, which are often recommended by Dealers-on of cure, will be sent by poet to any person free of charge,
is-flies. as well a* eats, costermoogers' donkeys, sheep arruunt of the etyma.. profits they ebtain for than. in Address :--Mr. WILLIAMS. to, Oxford Terrace, Ilyde Park,
and an on. preference to good machine. at a fair priee. Intending London.
C.,,
In cone purchasers, if unable to obtain Taylor a Patent Sewing 110eLower IP:toe-1n eases of chronie huh igeetien, die--
The testimonial to Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
mm earation of Weir " golden wedding" Hall,
amounted to Marhines (rum local Dealer., are eepertfully resometed to o.neered_._listeivee
effective, They
,geoneiladleestaebuelley,.othves:,tepallls.ansi
pw,:ieerfleuri-
of VIM • year was purchased seni for a prospectus to iff. Cheaposides London, Eel '.: se") '""
an effect on tbe whole system, that they clear away or
CI,TO, and an annuity
with it. The presentation Was made he the Earl of I:reat Orefield, Yorkebire :Sr the branch elaleinhnients;
ward off most of the ills that flesh is heir to. They cleanse
Shod tesbury: P. Silver-street, Hull. and Cff.. Eirkgate. U akefield.
bowele,purify the leseel, correct biles
to the etoinecle excite a healthy appetite proauce settee
Mr. F. Peek has offered £5OO to the School Baird UR' A DIAIIONEST PRICTICE.-Tor Om sake of extra wont the . uenew. give tone
Iseelen for the peels:me of LIMO prize Tattaments, to be Some unprinopied tredeemen, when *eked fir Reeerres
sleep, and Impart increase-I energy to appetite,
mind and
holy. The admirable propertien of these forfemal Pith
eiven to Board School children who display superior l'ents Beta ix Kee tame suledittite inferior kitten in the
attainmento in the knowledge of the New Testament, raise (erne The Paris Blue, "AS Usti/ IN Tilt PRINCE
semlfect eroo.n.ot. temporary
t specially of the Gospel,. ov WALES LAVNIMT," is nom ,-.0 mtiversally et ens. elle3lllllllll
S--me interating specimens of deep-nea life-birdo for its- spit-n. 161 quality -above all ~they bleat-that it ishere, _ or im-
' as they are mewled to by ris IA anti pee of von)'
ateemal are toohighly aPpreciated torequire len • h el '
retie., an(' flora and fauna-collected I.y We Challenger. important to Mowry., it is only genuine when sold in tuition. The RUMS tb.s.l
have omen tee tt Hampshire Telegraphs") been landed flan squares, wrapped up in pink paper beeriter I. Iteckitt and Perfect, but are seen_ I , &MIN! _nd most benefletal
the Adventure, troop ship, and are to be deposited in the Eons' DADA and trade mark. Refuse all throughout the entire beetle which enables it vrith
Blue which is change _ mist tho appmch a foam
attack..
British Mumma. not se Wrapped. renovated powers IQ

PCPCSING TIIE SACRAMENT TO A
PARISHIONER.
Sir 11. ME re gave judgment in the Court of Arches
on Friday -in the ease of "Jenkins r. Cook," %Ida was a
tit in.tituted by a parishioner of Clifton against the
revtor f Christ Church, Clifton. for having refused to
I iii iii later to him the Sacrament of the Holy Communion.
The Sacrament liad been refused upon the groin.' that
Mr. Jimltins had denied the personality of Satan, and that
he had exprcaaed Ilia disbelief in the eternity of punish-
ment. Ilia Lorlahip held that the elemymon hod
,Al 4 ground, for healtating to administer the Communion
to Mr. denkina. The promotion 11 tho suit evidently
ram° under the looming of the canon provided for tlio
root of an "an evil liver," awl he should therefore dismiss
the tent with r0.t.4. Mr. Jenkins has entered an appeal to
the Judicial 'o 11111 l ittee.

EXTRAORDINARY OCCrREENCE AT SEA.
A cutr.il News telegram from Sheffield says :—"Ons of
the crew .4 the inn ship Glance, which moonily arrived
in the Thames from Adelaide, states that whilst home-
ward boned on the tt7th ultimo they spoke an °Meant-
ve,-el, the .I,w4e Osborne, the captain of which
reported that one of his crew had gone mad, and, after
itoorhig the boatswain, lout gnu e into the rigging, which
he bad partially destroyed. The two captains consulted,
and derided to shoot the maniac, to secure the Mafety of
the crew. The unfortunate man was accordingly shot by
the captain of the Jessie Osborne, and hts body thrown
overboard."