The Press.
London, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

!NW NO Volta.

THE CASE Ole ARCIIDEACON DENISON has been
adjourned. On the reassembling of the court at
Bath, on Monday morning, Dr. Lushington, as legal
asae.sor of the Archbishop of Canterbury, read a
paper to the effect that his Grace, considering the
great importance of the questions discussed, tl e
abstruse nature of the very learned arguments of
counsel, and the many authorities which had been
adduced, deemed it proper to take further time for
deliberation, and therefore would adjourn the count
till Tuesday, the 12th of August, when, unless some
unforeseen impediment should arise, his Urrce would
declare the decision to which, with the advice of his
assessors, he might have come. 1)r. Phillimore
banded in a copy of a charge delivered by Lord
Auckland, the present Bishop of Bath and Wells,
which contained some remarks bearing on the case,
and also called the attention of the court to the fourth
volume of Bishop Cosin's works, page 149, as his
authority for attributing a work to Bishop Poynet
which had been disputed by Dr. Bayford. The court
then adjourned till the 12th inst.
ROGUES are sometimes very clumsy in their
roguery. Two men, Simos and Stacey, en route to
Goodwood races, on Tuesday morning took secone:
class tickets for Brighton by the eight a.m. train, and
paid for the tickets with a forged 51. note. The clerk
gave them 4/. 4s. change, but looking at the note
some time afterwards, thought it an odd colour, and
ultimately took it off to the Bank where "Forged"
was stamped upon it. He hurried back, telegraphed
to Brighton to stop second-class tickets 656-7 by
the train then coming in, and the two gentlemen
instead of going to Goodwood were walked off to the
police-office, returned to London, and committed for
trial. _ .

MR. CORNELIUS EVANS, late manager of the Tew-
kesbury branch of the Gloucestershire Bank, hss
been committed for trial on a charge of having
embezzled 3,230/., money:belonging to the bank.
THE INQUIRY into the late collision on the Mersey
terminated on Wednesday, when the jury returned
a verdict of manslaughter against the pilot (Bewer)
and the mate (Shaw) of the Excelsior, with a severe
reprimand to the captain for not maintaining gteater
discipline on board.
THE Two MEN, RAYNE AND CAIN, charged with the
murder of Mr. Robert Stirling at Burnoptleld on the
Ist of November last, were tried last week at Dur-
ham before Mr. Justice Willes, and acquitted. The
jury were not unanimous in their verdict, which was
taken on the majority of the eleven. •
THE PRISONER DOVE continues to exhibit a stolid,
callous indifference to his approaching fate. He will
be executed on the 9th inst.
THE REV. PATRICK 'Cu°, late curate of Aston,
near Birmingham, some time since charged with
feloniously attempting to drown a child a month old,
supposed to be his own, was tried on Thursday before
Mr. Justice Cresewell, and sentenced to six months'
imprisonment.
Ma. Thomas GEORGE Gomm°, a gentleman of
fortune, residing at 15, PGAland-place, was on Thurs-
day charged before Mr. Broughton, at the Marylebone
Police•court, with indecent conduct in the Regent's-
park on the 9th ult. The case was sent to the ses-
sions, Mr. Gosling being held to bail in 4,0001., and
two sureties of 2,000!. each.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE
Tuesd4y, July 29.

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BANKRUPTS.—WM. DUNCAN and THOMAS Hair's, Tooley-
street, Southwark, hop merchants—CaArmies MAROLRISON and
ERNEST Banzaurra FORT, Savage-gardens, Tower-hill, wine
merchants—nuncio DAVY, St. Paul's-street, New North-road,
builder—Fakeers BUIODEN, Arundel, Sussex, saddler—Pavan
ALLYN, Huntaworth-mews, North Dorset-square, horse dealer—
Murrain BABSTOCE lertswcm, Winchester, Hampshire, corn
merchant—Josh Geoaos BiLrosa, Upper King-street. Blooms-
bury, importer of fancy goods—SAMUEL ADAMS, Ware, Hertford-
shire, banker—Jonx Box, Beckenham, Kent, brickmaker—JAS.
Busnortnow, Coventry, Warwickshire, haberdasher Joss
Planta, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, bolt manufacturer—
,
DANIEL Gnioo, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, grocer—Ma- I
RIETT LEONARD, Bristol, baker—EDWlN PEEKS, Torquay, De-
v °nab ire, builder Geonoit Trion', Liverpool, shipbroker—
JORICPX WRIGHT, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton spinner—.
JOHN Rontirsow, Manchester, silk manufacturer—WM. Hoven-
TON FISHER, Preston, Lancashire, coal proprietor Samoa%
HOWARD, Manchester. machine-broker.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Wit. A ITEM (deceased)
Glasgow. writer—JoHN BARCLAY', Glasgow, merchaaa—Josinix
Loxes, Glasgow, machine maker.