The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-25 00:00:00

SAW inttiltuncs.

COURT OF QIIZZICH BLANCH.—Noy. 24.
Wanes in lanea—(l34dorn Lad Mkt Judas Oadituts.
sad Justices Wightnan, Blackburn, mad Make.)

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.—Tax IO DLI EATNIZEFG

The Solkitor-Cieneral (Sr H. P. Collier) mowed for • rule
collie( upon two of her Majesty's jostles of the POMP for
the panel of Leigh to show cause why a eerfionri amid
not new for the ounces of LeingloS uP mad (Pubis; Ow
ocovktioa of Peter Cleworth, a fanner, who WY surrsolsd
of making hay on a Sunday, sad the gaieties wee whether
the eat of Charles 11., under which the esatistioe was made,
embraced " farmers" or rut The wlissat had been eon.
Tided of having unlawfully exercised hie erdimay manias
(which was not • work of neceseity) es ilteLonratle In the
making of bay, whereby be had subjected himstf to the
ir
penalty of the act. He bad mocedingly been dto
pay a pundit penalty, and fa default to be I. the
Aida. It wee treated in the conviction as not • one
of neeemity, end he was bound to swept that He,
however, had an 'Mont that it was an est of seeirity,
for if the applicant had not saved the bay on the fittadny is
would have been destroyed. The sole question es the bias
of the conviction was whether a fanner same within the
seeps of the act.
The Lord Chief .1 =tics said it wee • matter that ought
to be orasidered, and granted • rule.

LA NUT V. TDB OZNINAL UDICAL COUNCIL OP UN
COLLIOZ OP PHYSICIANS.

Ur. M. Chambers, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Harwood)
roved fora mandamus calling upaa the General mad
Goma of the Oases of Phyresmns of ftland to redoes
Mr. La Ilert's ems on the lit of marl peeretionera
The applineet's erne bad been Winer crr the let by cake
collie combed, for infamous conduct in a prefeseinsl point
of view, vit., beams he had published a certain week ea
serene end physical detility. The applicant tearicalated
at Idinbmo. H. afterwards studied at Debt* and at-
teeded the Low&s. hospital/ ; he was a member of the
Apothernriee' Company, and be bad been a radar medical
practitioner from between twenty to thilV years. Be brad
also obtained a German degree, which hire te se.
sure the title of M.D. The work complaised et was written
by him twenty years ago, and it wee erstended it wee
of great beside to medical velem" and was 110
more objectionable in a moral point of view item
works treating on medical suicide that had been
by other eminent members at the profession. &Vora-
east complained that the eons& had acted in an &Mrs*
manner in deciding on the work without bearing him er
allowing him to be remounted by owns& A mooed AMP
molest him was that be had falsely stated on the titterl
that his sac was a licentiate of the College at Me
sad was t author of the work. The appliseat said
ma smicW him is bringing oat a sew Wird end as he
wee to become a partner with him when he beams a hem
date, his game we urn rd, tot the partareldp had gone
ell, and the same bad been omitted from the title page.
The Laud Chia Jetties aid that by the BM wren of
the air the Nasal Coosa were the sole judger of the
matter. and the court weld sot interfere.

The other 14sliaigsTsOikesrr;i: --
Edo rotund
WOLFF P. ZAMDTON AND O? .—PH* OM DIDIDITVI

Mr. Devil!, Q. 0., with whom were the COMMIS Serjeset
(Mr. T. Chambers) sad Mr. Archbold, showed cause &ping
• tale obtained by Mr. Serjesat &Landes. calling upon Is-
specter Hamilton mid other', incenbers of the City deem:dye
pace fora", to show mess why • criminel fa:formed&
should sot be inhibited spinet them. The role stated Met
Hamilton and the others named "being public diem,
the* Jr to my esestables, Delousing to the pollee al the
City al Lorstiliiiseeelswfully conspire to isjeze sad be
Zwilsand me John Wail , sad le sheep
.hteelere with his penmeal eanifort and liber4l. and
did also esespire in*e him is his fame, eraditimajuriosayed repo-
teflon swept ble abocus by fabely sad
making it to be "apposed that he was a Minimal sad bad
violated the law ; aid did also conspire to exalts the said
Jobe Wolff into the sonandestoe of • breach of the pease
with a view sad to the latest of injwiing and prelvilleing the
mid Jobs Wolff, end al melds' him ammaile to- the
oriesinal bur." A more serious charge aided the pace.
seam maid set well be mail, sad it was founded
of the w epee
the saldavile of Yr. Wolffaarkis wife, sad ethos. and
the setstseceas that Mr. Well
had be watched, Um& and sewed by the
defeadants from the 4th MR the Si& of October,
That he was followed to ffrankforturthe-Mainri.
watched Uwe (with which the defeedsat bed seeing to
do), and further that they followed him when he weed me
for a ride, end jumped up behind &sash. AD the drive
he was prepared to rabutt. together with 'them sash as
' at him &ad jeering bin, and carets mmieslig
th us in se lenient sesame Sewer& Mr. Wail. Mr.
Wolff, ht hie affidavit, stated that he &Hewed them existed
a
ea the pert el those pusses le eaten mese
from sad that Hamiltea and ethers waspind be
&soy and hams him, so as to &Mos hint to sweat •
Dread" at the pease. It was quite tree that Mr. Wolff was
waiehed by the City diesetivrie—one in the gees els lr
bearer, smiths other la private clothes, both by eight and
by day, from which some pawns might draw theJaime'
WI they were ocaspaing egahnt him ; but the min* Infe.
rune was that theca:in wen ed in the dist:hams of their
duty to the pub& And it was ed by the =Mo.
rides of the City a very impotisat ere as to the Anne
seam sad acadect el the police, when it was remembered
that the City at Loud& detectives WIN enesseefel is
truing the gold-dust robbers, and in bringing to *dies
the peroom who &helmeted the paper from the mills
000001200 with the Beek a/ Zeeland. &deed
there woe sot s part et the world where the
City detectives bd not gees, sad Iced ban&
beet dellequente to this country. He did eel think It
Thowneary to go through the affidavits in detail His leaned
friend, WINS he moved the rule, pat it as • very bard ere,
sad he had so doubt it was a krdship for any seem to rte.
Wye the attendees al the police.
The Lard Chief Jasties—Yee ; sad it appears to have
been a very elms attention.
Mr. &will mad it might be so : but there were rasay
persons who bed, upon such evidence as was is the par
seesion of the police, received closer steel:don from the
police. In fact, maq puma who bad bins afterwards
proved innocest, hod b&ea taken into onstody.
The Lord Chief Justice mid that might be so, sad rr
retried the lemurf cotiosel that there was • very awkward
letter predeeed when the role was moved fee, which stated
it Mr. Wolff God the money the annoyances would be re-
moved._

Bovfil said there was such a letter. Mr. Wolff In
Ids affidavit referred to • Mr. Michael Alaska., who
wrote to him and made a remarkable stateliest about
the retara of the but what, the bused mama
@NW, would the mud ;when he Waned bias tot
the Mr. Abider's so described by Mr. Wolf as aa attorney,
wee his own attorney, and who bad also been conosesed for
Distriobetein ? Wolff, in his affidavit, stated that,
en or shoot the 111th of October last, an attorney
laded Michael Abraham wrote to hiss as follows
"My dear ffir,—l wish to re you particularly. Will yen
mem to me se soot as yore rehire ?—or if you send I will
some on to you.—Yuen truly. limo= ABIUH,UIB. 17,
Oreabeau-skeet, Thruuday." "That the said attorney bed an
iratarriew with my wife an that day, and made a conemnai-
nation to her, rad afterwards he lead an interview with ma,
at width my wife wee present, and stated to me that he nun*
to see me in the matter of Mstriadein, and that it would
be advisable that I Amid moist in settling the matter, Wag
a semen sad • timid met—that be had mesa ore Menem,
who be dated we abides. ememy of mine, bat that the haw
had essasaisd to give up the two dishoooared obligees of
e. The said Abrahams further stated that Mul-
-1 had told him that as soon as be broright that man (ama-
leg Dietrisbatiein) over he would give me into osstody with
Mm, sad that 1 should be powered with bait The further
stated that Mr. Menses woad give up the two cheques 01
the reesipt of the =cosy, and would madder the matter as
if be had forgotten to pay them in. He also further stated
that there wend:odds parties who wished to settle Dietrich-
stein's affairs, who had 5,5001., but that they were 4.030/.
short, which they wasted of ma. He them mid that be
bad received • telegram from Vienna to get' the
affair settled, and that he most have the seedy
by two o'clock. The anavemstion took plena at
1 o'clock. I told has I should sot glee a shMiog, end would
have teething to do with the affair. On hearing that, the
mid Abraham said the enavereation wee eoefidentid, and
settling mu t trampire of it He afterwards add it was
better for me to mettle it, as Dietrieterksia was cambia of
saying soyebiog bat the truth." Notwithstandlnthhame,oes-
*odes between Wolff and Districhstein with A
the former wished it to be inferred that the latter was
meting in mated with the police to extort mosey from
Wolff.

The Lord Chief Jostles said, as he understood it, it was
set pat as as attempt to sated money is the ordinary mum
of the word, but that it was assumed Wolff bed been a
party to Dietriehatehes fraud. sod that if he found the
mosey the molestatice would be removed. They seemed
him to b• guilty, mad Masted on reentrance, and gam him to
understand that if be would mate renitence of the whole
or of part, then the permeating would cease.
Mr. Sevin said it would appear br the affidavit that
Abrahams pat it forward as causing from the City police,
when, is fret, they had sot had the slightest commanioatiou
with Abrahams in the matter.

The Lord Chief Justice seljed if Abrahams dared lay*
had say oesniaaaicatica with Mr. Mama.
Mt. Beeill said Abrahams stated in his idildavit that be
wee isolosetecl by Disteiehetalt to make Sc esseasanmat
for the warmest of the mosey sod that be secordiegir hod
a easmasicatleawith Mr. Mailers.

The Lord Chief Justin asked if it was dolled that MN
04 police were put to mottos by Yr. Mills...

Mr. Borill—No ; quite the oestrary. wen pet la
motion by him, bet test hed het seeduty M perform. The
learned scow l thee proceeded to reed the alUavite el Mr.
Barthwiek. the stockbroker. who wee ddiseded, be which
he pet the deteetivo ponce to motion, sad desired them to
me sew mew to arrest Dialertchetets. Be des read
the alidavtla et Hamilton mad the other pollee edam who
deeded the pweematioe soma to by the apparel. sad who
added that they bad name to soaped Wall is I=
beea eseweeted with Dieeriehatede, bet Set it
have feseleeted the ends of }eddies if they had eppreheediel
him IMfeere Tekerkhetels we. brought to dete- wain.
The hefted celled attention Mae eleketeet emele
ley W. se wens fa Ifseentae's deposittee, that he fleet
become amplabted with DieWleheteem wilds the Oink
Zwiespe. .eel lie minima* it WIWb ewe silk" lhat