The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-06 00:00:00

THB EXPRESS, TUESDAY

ia Boo* AMP Lado so. The as* samba la Laurie.
were pimallolll•Weisa+simodl beip. obi pot they made
head aMe edited seaterap. asset these
Maw were Wad * Twit mad hal Diagram aims.
The pawls of Ms Pantry had to ddb whether or not
Wald mint& the oniony is Beath Abbe. If they
that it shield be inalatained, Meade. Imes make
upstate Wade to are the native poplaties hell wore the
advansion Dade saisalst. Hear, Peso
Mr. AMWAY =do ( • hw geared vete, Ml=
plessibieesdisig downing that, laa:em the
ateem we Rotuma Oathalit were qualified by th• penal
gemosheakieshmi weld ben te Mar the expense of
imam Isla um sostindsd last ft wee wins
UM of eboadeekom eery pert et lbe tioshery we had ms
pied k Ilea& Mdeo—to that the sehalea wield never
smoma The present vete was oily a mall part of what
we altsedil Moe tom he MO et Lord Chore
Odessa TIIOIN reimbwisd apearimiiil4•ll.
die all& bad bah udiM M dm Mar sus&
Mr. P. PAIL, to tie mimeo la which Earl
Grey's sun 'aid bora leliap, be fa • ores Wormer-
-8111! ...IM4 &dual het wboa Mr. tweed hr•
wee. ms ammo& wen be *weld be imposed to eater
a MU delbeee et the ems penned by US
rerr Q.lmillt lad bare taioteo
istithe &vett fanaztbre
thaty hopesad alditkasagebed be node at the
, whoa Mee weld
that CANS territorial badeared not bolbea mods is pobey
ar-
s& ot any policy of m own, but in the interest of the
Mr. H. DRUMMOND wool& not bays tabai Bayport is
dab debate bat for the obsenellemo of the boa. gaslemes
Irbil haled in dews. He ripeeMestathi she that the boa.
apprise bed set thowerd melba ea
Ettarreestaieltised Cwitios.
rte 1a Dresessadimmile=
basset a &lege of 10•11111 MISS• bed emened, be taped ea
Ma diet that was se woad he ble witbdosabog it It
was eas.ar proof to bra that thus wag as estissiet pab •
lie iodine. le Ovate hada alai* wee an latorbeed With
by halm sad petty stettree. (Hari beer.) Nos way
te de ma est enemies le Mr Huey Mora& If Om Ohm
W sated is SW =mar whisk Lead they did sat approve,
it was spa b Oa shah ladle rani bit g bat when the
noble lard west Mythic, sal haeseed lY ailltuy opera-
tions-omnd eboone hen the mledsteriel obliO —what he
meld " that be bed soden death whaler the war had
bees canted ea withreper Meow sod bradsht," let him
of who we. that gestlemes Dewaletehee•—(s bear,
beer," sad ism)—erbe peeseised te ear lest ea
'please t WWI geolliembe bed be by sassed= why ex-
riteedlir isob is*elea (" Rear,"iall Ibsen.) Aad
e;pirdlisa to that ipis hay bad tbeate{ of the
Dohs of W ado INS • 1101Spalld embsetty—
, Chad ehipeog Met limpatelli sad ghhilds toed-
• ay. whisk was weak somelblaa--rillaveter
tris 110111ri thou* r. mid that
that meta Memstal dispattli. (Home, .) 1
Hat if lir Ham Math had born a Lent of the
Bedelmber, sr reiMies ifs cabinet relehler, that doe.
yeah midi sever bees been written. (Cheers.) Tisides,
to thaw that dispatch on the table of the Men before
• this, we. opportunity of replying to it, la order to
in damage Me Marry Smith any debate that might Masora&
a shaneetelpeeeeding. (Cheers.)
Mr. HUMR was sway that andpmmortuaity bed net
been to the homenrabh (11r. Peal)
to dermal Lord Grey, for be that Ille bee.
mama we. the only .tea Ylholeied Babe veleta meler-
i take to do it. (Load thews Are valabeidei leashes.)
He had never heard any ladleidael spa bie ass* dime
i In or out of that beam te Mod Lard Gar" peas. (Lead
• diem) lie bopeitimi periat opheressat irealretee the
, *okay free. biMose, sad *sew ca than the respond.
• batty of defending themselves.

Lord J. lIUSSELL-11 wish to as • few words in refer-
eece Si thi soma of the km. for West Senn.
If may Edon Petal teams Pee. on say &
which may be ba tonnid tke settled thee
Cape, I shall be to lake ley nen et drizzrighb
incurred by the of the dope Is
Grey was mot releetiat to resod it Hemp Sala, el-
%mob be bed been for some Om ossivimeil. and so labs
was oserineed, that it wee • natter et doubt wirer. Sir
Harry Smith had net tikma tee maples • dew of his
own
operations, and was net aided by his own tee Inesiroble
view of the state of sans. The late gerneneet was
anxious that Sir Harry Smith Mend lave ea
of bringing the war to a eastatedee ; bet et
reached m from the Cape, which wen to AIN that
there was no roues to expect such a speedy 61einnetten
it the war as SO Harry Smith in his laden old dispokess
bed log es te 'Wpm It y 0866.006 Laid Gziesoised
to the cabinet nit Sir Harry eosin ilisell be and
the cabinet were rimainwady of tint ninon I re
that Lord Grey NM with mei pin to diet deelekn
end I am mire that so watt of
or generomity, or any duke to throw =se
another, which was deemed by himself, is ntrinn
able to Lord Grey, nor is insiamildes coy
Sof his character. The buiemelde nie he West
py says that if Sir Harry Smith bad been like Lod
Torrington, a Malice it • cabinet senina so wok de.
match would have Moo wrings. N. doubt keel Timing-
tee is s recedes of Mien but be did sat are to deg
neon Wegooknind tie gemmeint of I
nemineed to Lewd 011,_ dine oe dog poems *keen I
theeW It to bell that aims indiarizer net 11 Mould
be for their beermore
fismed en that he= siris'essived • seggitien. I do set
sou to know new hem whom. dot Lord Tonleglea wee • It
nevi the govenmeat or Ceylon. I in
4=l whisk• did set originate with as.
boa being trestod with farm LiarLs=
bas bed to lollop a meet new Old unjust Meek sod
ea account of kis bong related to me, emeentol Nene bee
attached to him, red undue faults andbited to Mrs. Be
that so It saw, Ls iiihnieistietien of Ike prominent of
Ce les bees • emeentel nposend all Mt-
breylonaks, end left the esissy la a boner date dos be Awed
it. It is true that in an inquiry of • *maids. et this
house, • cromexamioatiou produced • private iserespes-
demi, sod es that be we. re-ealled. I believe You serer
was • semi who west nemgt mak se SAW so Lord Ter-
=i but far Gam ,store as gemel einden
so
et Ids povezimar Oink be deemed the piano of
etuh
rid=rf it apparel den dot private
that be Rut pmerved Imam assay
the imams et lie gentatiok ond lit was mails& but
whim dr be.. mamba tie Was Ihersoy bombs
to Lod Grey that he Amid thew Moor to etc
mat bseemee be was a Medea it • Wien minister,
and mosered another bermso be woe not, be &see a groom
t4ustice both to Lord Toodeglia and to Lied Grey.
(Chum)
Mr. HINDLEY expreend • boo that this groat
geverenent would return to the pally which ted boss
Vwin Lord
Giese*. was then agreed to, out Ile house wawa
thee.
The Zadtsgser Bills (17,442,1111103111 was read a mend

The Ptolemies of lama= AM, 1861 (enemies ef
terra), wee reed a third thee sad nod.
CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS BILL.
The hone west isle scasminee as this bill.
Mr. MULLLNOS egoist to the ma k lead the mem-
ber for Landes whistles he wend g ea this with the bill.
Lord J. RUSSELL Mingled 11 istealisa of prowling
with the bill.
Oa dose 6,
Mr. WALPOLE moved to semi the weeds "and for
ode pried retrospectively me the onathiesers think
Pr= J. RUSSELL thee& the weeds bed briar be
rstaimed, as otherwise them wesM set be Widen; moo
of amertainiothe mss of a scemitassey.
Mr. ANSTEY whin the weeds W be relsimed, sad said
It the with lord amseedimi this obi he wend show that
the bill eras oels a denims sad a sheen
Sir P. MUGU Ira& the web se they Mood too
large, sad On then owes to be some ink to the time
for tarzi2=te the enankalosem. the suggested that
the be We
to yells sr elsedose,
whimh sold give woe Ike a Imi lophy lab the state
of
IfinabiltALl lbsught OM what was dame is the
are Mir St. Albans sessnledes might be whey Less la
Mt
Weinest. slithar tossing'. So was theesten eons! to the
Mr. REPTON segipertM the
from Mast be MI Meson la =eseteldirk. AL
bans, that totelle enenhissen walhelled powers wee
to extend ea
Mr. 0. HUD men the stommillem ne
vided
purport of his obemnstiess woe, that all meth bilk so Nis
wen abort Ti. tel monies woe ben the dielho-
°traction* palmemege. Whim ho bad boo ea the
side at the lose, he lad see boss mesh mien
rneleismaele
,a_wishomaseilaene ; but sloe be bed one power—
his party he hod added mamma mho
ism /reewmmdmt eleaseleme. Whet the waft, n-
olo& et elan memos wee a doessies hem
prime matimtems that they dielibided their pilaw In-
Mr A.OWLIUBN holed that the how would Meet
the maraineme. WYO. bed_ paned el the het ebonies
(Newpmei—ef wheel Oily_
slid the acme la NM
pepor—the the hiasanyt
while dlignmtasealt, ed mad depeded a nellisedths
'applied awry lessathee M maw Si WI to be pissed ea
tbe eve ef • gasmen steels% if the wok ef which both
parties were es a, elmbeimit, me widmly applicable,
end as effective ss CChem)
Mr. J. BELL might that the sialassan of these
laws was he itself fain ask epeseeks. Ma in ortainly
la boor of • limisatios, sad be we et ohne that the
Iraef the Alexisey-Oenerel even tell ethited.
n thea aided—

INETio grawn;ise axisadment
Again

by She opposition.ajerityfigainst l7
The molt of the divides was hailed with great cheering
On our re-adrakeles to the pliory,
Mr. KULLINO6 sawed do folio • amendment to
clause 6 :—Page 3, Ilse 42, atter ," add " and
winds, or not all er say Owlet elms practices were
eousaltted or done by the eras* er oseilivenes or at the
lutes's of any and what power to pewees Y particuler,
sad tw what ohject, or muter what skossiehrees." In
PolP 4I Ilse 6, attar "Oven," Sid "et bawl ..sod to b•
111.84 J mod Si line [6, Mar " Oyu," add or hare
mesa te bese glee, ;" semi is line IS, ease " Ikea a,"
add wUber or meta or wet sash ile~prestlon
were eswisitted so der by ttle hest or lidiewee or
et Oho Imemace of say mil what penes Of is Fait-
COCK BU
, ohs, nod for whatohleamiim st, sal
lbe t smite dwmelmoWiz*."
NE A. RN ed asaidisis
superierm.

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EVENING, APRIL 6, 1852.

Mr. WALPOLE oensweeed with tin right boa. end
lama gentian= la thishbe the easewassat usaeseenry,
sad rasmandedi that it shod& be witheawa.
Mr. I. IT ibeed t. the entelse, that the bid
was illilllllW4llll7 to pod* the iloals bribes, and
spiel it es a wretad Isppeerisy—(" hear,
Oldr).= la the yeeeter from whence
it al lid
se—hboinalad ware the
web d voneopiew sZt="Tredilkoh.g
Irese," sod renowed
creufil aeon the nest esena, stirallesaus the
*Mob end learned member ter litt=e glib ad
le damn the label end sable et
Virt to the %Mai. Mem, ind larers
rilTia Its present shone the bill would be a nem
deal measure. (Cheese.)
A. COCKBURN would net beady wards of that de-
midis& with the bra. sad bend weembee he Newark
Mr. Shart) boa te tell him
that whoa he—(OrrikaTleitelliwith hypocrisy, he
made a meet neinet rimailed &urge. (Cheers )
There was no Elan in If set of be harm who was more
ad wee weed do new to down bribery sad
them In (Mr A. Nathan Wk. be 1.•.! bald
wes.bapaelltio to *wool:WNW by this
Offi—fbes"‘ 11011)—no( that he Mt the bribers as
well as tho added, of bbery . (Hear,
hear.) Bat if tho boa. sadri lamed gentleman said that he
(Sir A. Oak nos) "lied the bribers to scope , he (Mr.
Stuart) shwegiy abeadersteed or wilfully
the words be had used ; he (Sir A. Cockburn) and set
which. (Chess.) The boa, and leagued gledeema
bad chosen to express his opinions in the most *me mai
unwarrantable language.
Mr. ANSTEY concurred with the hon. and leaned
member for Newark in thiakkg that the two objects spoken
of might be I:Alitio sae bill, but did not agree with
him in the he bad brought agatast his hon.
sad loused Meal (ii, A. Ceekbera). All who knew that
right hem sad leased gentleman meet be aware of the un-
fonded nature of that eherge. (Hear, hear.) He would
tell his hon. and boned Mead, moreover, that South-
ampton was neither a gormand dockyard nor a govern-
ment benegh. (Hear, hear.)
The sessudamost was then withdraws.
Mr. ADDIRLWI mem& ea amendment to the effect
that a praline .bald be Introdued in the bill to allow
reasonable retrainees* to be gin. to donne until within
three been et geki ea the poll. Under the Bribery Act
mammals rehmiramt was Megal, and it was highly expe-
dient that lame alteration sheeld be made in the law.
Several shako= of intim annitiess lad turned their
attendee to the edges% mad =premed a strong conviction
of the esomity et la alteration being made in the law in
the sense of bier usenbent.
Lord J. RUSSELL suggested that the proviso did not
eons within the tide of tha bill. He believed it was the
intention of an ben. friend of his, the member for Essex,
at brier forward a bill to define treating, and he hoped as
OM subject wee one to a certain degree foreiga to the pre-
sto bill, the amemiseent would be withdrawn.
After • few weeds from Mr. Anneni.cy and Sir A.
0001 BORN,
Mr. M. J. O'CONNELL admitted the necessity of some
iteration in the law in respect to treating, but agreed that
it was a sables* that did not come within the scope of tho
pewee
Mr. ILIONTLEY thought the question of treating
impald be dealt with in a separate bill.
Mr. ADDERLEY withdrew his amendment, and said
be would do his beet to introduce • bill on the subject.
The clause was then agreed to.
On class, 8,
Mr. MULLINGS moved to omit the words which em-
the commissioners to call for the production of
=I
ds and writings.
Sir A. COCKBURN oppoud the amendment.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the words ne-
= end the amendment was withdrawn, and the clause
Oa dames 9,
Mr. BELL wished to know whether the indemnity ex-
tended to tie franchise, as well as to pecuniary penalties.
The question was not answered.
Mr. HUDSON than* it most improper to proceed to
legislate at that hew of the morning (one o'clock),
on a question so important as the elective franchise.
He asked the noble Ind (J. Russell) whether he had not,
in the disposal of the patrenage of his office :been actuated
rather for the hoes& etbleparty than for the advantage of
the country t Ia bringlai inward a bill of this kind, it
amid be eleven that party maddreatisas had nothing to
de with the dismal of pablb palionsge. Unless it was
se, dorsi ea ft the publie woad leek -upon it with suspi-
cion. He stored that the chairman spec progress.
Mr. Secretary WALPOLE urged en his hen. friend not
to press his motion, and
Mr. HUDSON (who ors mere thus enally loquacious,
and created moth anneematuis: den difficulty of ut-
*ince) temeated, to
still 11111 the noble lord the
amber for Loses to answer glottises.
The mmaialas dames were thee agreed to, aad the
limige Law et Weis Ameadmeat Bill was read a mend
deem and emmilled he Me 19th last.
TIN as. Osedegleas Disorder Prevention Bill
mei sensitise.
The Be (Seethai) Bi7l passed through committee.
The Oemmiml Inelesur• Acts Extension Bill was read a
second time, sad elemitted Pm the 26th inst.
The Lines, lbe., Moodiatans (Ireland) Bill, the Dif-
ferential Dna the Isiniestied Courts Criminal Jurisdic-
tion Bill, end the Peer Relief Act Continuance Bill were
severally MI • ..aced time.
end
time
The Cameo Law Fees Regulation Bill was read a third
posed.
EXPULIIION OF FREE CHURCH MINISTERS
FROM PEBTH.
Mr. ANSTEY, in reference to a motion in his name, for
a copy of nonerieb, papers, and ainspeadenoe on the sub-
jem of the impiddes of the Ear. Mews. Wimp!, and
Smith hem raey valet the Rey. Mr. Edwards teem Lem-
berg, iatiasad that ea wawa bed lam reseiveit does be
planed the Emden ea the , Meted that nanswer had
been resehei frees Lad by the to.. shwa at
Hoer__.aft that eageMedeas were at ea art, awl that
the penis, wren leek to the Amain government What
be complained of was,
77th Ow perms having simaired
those Val had
vested rights by • ten ewe' se is the costan7, that
boa
Sin I. PAILINOTON slissmi Met se minister was in
the hewn to mock ea guides of kedge policy, and
Mr. ANSTEY esamated to pt Ilk 'action.
The bill for redrialag the period alma • dissolution and
the eanarming the sew parliameat was brought down
from the Leeds sad mod a lint thee.
The home steamed at halt-pact one o'clock.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS BILL.

DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY.

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illE EDMONTON INFANT PAUPER ASYLUM.
Yesterday a poll of the ratepayers of St. Clement Dine.
was opened, upon a resolution of the vestry, declaring ita
confidence In the truthfulness of the report of Mown.
George, Call, Cooper, and Hughes, in which representations
were made highly unfavourable to the guardians of the
Strand Union. The close of the dare poll ehowed that
of VO parishioners who had recorded their votes, only 38
had ronfidenee in the report. Vole', however, will be re-
ceivable until Wednesday afteeneen.

lab) intelitgence.

THE REV. R. WHISTON AND THE DEAN
♦PD CHAPTER OF ROCHESTER.

The appeal of the Rey. Robert, Whiston to the
Bishop of asalester, as the visitor of the cathedral cuurch,
spied his dimelnal by the dean and chapter from the
bera-aeolsoldp of the Grammar School in that city, was
--seed yesterday in the Court of Arches before the
v we. polite, with whom Mr. Garen Parke and
De. laohlagtea, the chancellor of the diocese, sat as
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lar. Whirs oritheted his appeal in person, and the
air sad avers wen represented by Dr. Addams and Mr.
Oesdhrp•

Mr. -Whist= expressed the diffidence ho felt in appear-
log to plead hisown cause in the face of the legal ability
that wummyed against him, and before a tribunal of
which he had inneeientiously said, and still did say, that it
not to decide between himself and the Dean and
Chapter from whose decision he had appealed. Ile could
not forget that his opponents had used every effort and had
rfrrgeeddno eon to bring the question t:ifure a judge fur an
libel against whom they, in the first place, had dis-
missed him, and with regard to whom one of their
own counsel had recently declared that
.he (the rev. gen-
tleman) had published a very scandalous libel. It
was is en spin of opposition, of contumacious indifference,
er own of recklessness, that he alluded to this subject lie
did it with pain and embarrassment, but still he had no
alternative after the communication which he had received,
and which he felt bound in justice to himself, to the court,
and to his legal advisers, to read. [The rev. gentleman
then proceeded to read a letter to him, from the Bishop of
Rochester, with reference to a statement made in the
Haute of Commons, respecting the right rev. prelate, by
Sir Benjamin Hall; but Mr. Baron Parke interposed with
the remark that this had nothing to do with the question be-
fore them, and the rev. gentleman therefore did not press the
subject.] Mr.Whiston weat on to obeerve that, when elected
in 1842, there were no scholars, but he soon raised their num-
ber to nearly 60. Subsequently he fell in with a copy of
the Cathedral Statutes, from which he discovered that 4
students ought to be maintained at the university end 20
boys at the school. He found that the allowances for this
purpose had remained at GI. and 21. 13e. 4d. respectively to
the present time, but the income of the canons had risen
from 201. to 6801. He had, therefore, on the 9th of Feb.,
1848, applied for an augmentation of the 51. allowance to the
poor students, and a correspondence ensued which was
closed by the dean and chapter. He next applied on the
13th of August foe an augmentation of the allowance to the
grammar boys, but that was equally unsuccessful. On the
16th of December he appealed to the bishop, and after hav-
ing been kept four months, he was referred by the right
rev. prelate to the Court of Chancery. On the 28th of May,
1849, he published his pamphlet, " Cathedral Trusts," and
on the 28th of the following month he was dismissed from
his office. Mr. Winston then proceeded to state the various
modes in which the dean and chapter had attempted to
expel him, and afterwards submitted the following proposi-
tions to the court :

(a) That my pamphlet is no: false, scandalous, and libel-
lous, but that every allegation in it is substantially true,
and that every observation in it was and is justified either
by the facts to which it relates or the antecedent provo-
cation by which it was elicited ; also that the object and
tendency of the pamphlet were for the public good, so that
I had no mains animus in writing it.
(b) That even if the pamphlet be libelous, and a fortiori
if it be not, the publication is not an offence within the
meaning of the word 'cement', or is not the term gravius
delictum, as understood and used by the founder in the
statute de corrigendis excessibus—that is, the 35th of the
cathedral statutes, the statute under which the dean and
chapter have dismissed me.
(e) That even if the alleged offence were a graving delic- I
tum within the founder's meaning, the schoolmaster of
Rochester Cathedral is not one of the alii miniatri comtem-
plated by him in the statute, and therefore he is not punish-
able under it.
(d) That the publication of such a pamphlet as " Cathe-
dral Trusts " is, if not commanded, encouraged by the sta-
tute of de visitations.

(a) That if the offence were committed the sentence was
invalid because passed without the accused being offered a
fair and proper hearing.
(f) That the alleged offence was condoned by tho restora-
tion, and no fresh offence having been committed between
the time of the restoration and the second dismissal.
(g) That the chapter could not cancel • deed binding
themselves and their successor., in which I was a party in•
terested, without my consent.
(h) That all proceedings were invalid, on the ground that
they acted as Judges in th. it own cause.
(I) That all their proceedings after the first dismissal
were invalid, on the principle, Nemo dcbet big velari ob
tusam ma'am, et nemo debot bis puniri pro uuo dolicto.
(J) That no person is by the law of the land dismissed
from an dace not holden at discretion for words spoken or
written, excepting they be of a criminal character, unless by
the special ordinance of the creator of the office.
(k) That the schoolmaster is not dismissible by the dean
and chapter, or by the dean, except for the conics stated In
and alter the 3rd monition intended by the statute, De
pueris_grammaticis, et eon= informatoribus.
(I) That the dean alone is not empowered by the founder
to dismiss the schoolmaster, and that the dean and chapter
together had no power to dismiss the schoolmaster except
what is specifically given by the express ordinance of the
founder.
(m) That I have not been guilty of irreverence, disre-
spect, or disobedience, nor of contempt and disregard of any
oath that I have ever taken.
. _ _

not proved myself, and I am not, in fact,
entirely unit and unworthy to be entrusted with the untrue-
tionof the founda•ion of the boys in the school.
(o) That the Dean and Chapter of Rochester have not,
u they alleged, in answer to my appeal, acted con formably
with their duty in dismissing me, or been actuated by a re-
gard to the Interest of their school in so doing.
The rev, gentleman then proceeded to enter into the facts
of the case, and to support the positions of his pamphlet.
In this endeavour he encountered frequent interruptions,
the Judge-Bishop sometimes contradicting him on matters
of fact, and thus virtually constituting himself a witness;
at other times a canon, one of the inculpated, interposing a
remark or assertion. In support of his statements, Mr.
Whistoa called for the production of the accounts of the
dean and chapter, but these, although quoting figures from
them in thew own exculpation, the dean and chapter
refused to produce. The proceedings lasted until 5 o'clock,
when the court adjourned until 10 &is morning.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD COURT.-YErr*DAy.

This mart rammed its Niftier yesterday, before the
Right Hem dm Lord Mayor, die Recorder, Aldermen
Mesa est Sir R. W. Carden, Mr. Sheriff Cotterell, Mr.
Sheriff Swift, Mr. Under Sheriff Millard, and Mr. Under
Sheriff Hopwood, and the other authorities of the City of
London usually present on these occasions. The ant
etlitket otthe calendar contain, the names of WS prisoners.

CHARGE up PIIIJIINT.

Joh* Stara and Thos. Stowell surrendered to take their
Wahl • joint indictment, in which another person,
Ja Howson Garett (who pleaded guilty to a
I (AM°, Posjary connected with the same transaction at
the ameisa), was included, upon a charge of unlawfully
complain inetber to Injure a person named Robert

Mnsi planers pleaded not guilty.
The pastioulan of this case hare been repeatedly pro-
dueled in tbe police end county court reports. After a long
trial, thisjury found the prima'', Not Guilty.