The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-22 00:00:00

Jo-nitboat &Sabi
Hodges, Jos. Bartkoicenew, Thee. Robison, Ise. W.
ded6rd, Allred M. Homes, Daniel Hodges, Desist H.
Brisk" Reece, W. Fred. Loadoc, G. lase, Robert Gilbert,
Helm Curtis, Bessel Lyme, Jobs Hodges, sad Niel:Mos
Delmore. Auditor—Mr. Jas. Dawssei.

PRECINCT OF THE TOWER.
(IN ism LI OP UZI NAJZITY.B TOWID OP LONDON.)
Vsstrysses—Mmus. J. Brodie, D. Brooks, T. Caro.li,
Dr. Cooks, 3. Ebbs, H. J. Fotkery, T. Goldsith, T. Elilos,
Lames Hut, E. Hewitt, Wm. Jobs Hall, Henry Moser,
F. B. Poesy, Hy. Biury, H. Tap, T. Tar, H. D. WM-
too, sad o.lVoodas

CITY COMMISSION OF SEWERS.

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Yesterday, the caarmastoners assembled arm
1 special Dullness: Deputy Pasco= Is the Asir.

TNI NNW CITY
Daw, the aid dark, read s reps,' from the
oommittee to whom, upon the 16th last., bad beta referred
the sosaiderattom .1 the charges brought whist the burial
board by Arehdeacos Hale, and sent, with his suedes, for
pablisatios Is a saislag newspaper. The report intend
at great length into the statements made by the madames
with fewest to the site awl cost of the cemetery, Its
disuses from the City, the question of the atmosate of the
burial board, the amber of lawsuit. which as sore of
groud will tallow, the joist interment of churchmen and
soacesfaeurista, tli• proposed uniform male of foss to be
paid to the slew, alt.. • sad pointed out certain neon into
which Mo oraberams dad folios in toschiag ea the above
assess& The semnitttes stated, is sendusies, that as
%boy soisuslosi the atiosaistioners reasestsil their
NMI* upon the seam most *seediest to be
•46110111. they asseilseed (looking at the fad that the
set be opened as a covastery satil maw.
era.:441%1 uhisesesrated parts email set be seed instil
the he hod boos opgrovad of by the Bomotary of Stow,
sad *at M Nam tad told the board that la would sot
extrissate sal as amoopmmit bad boos olastod mleb the
alma goat the hos), that the alteroatimi was wa
animgomost with Om diem epos the hub of the offer
undo to obom thread"' lbo Boast, or aticrias to km
Majesty's gorammisst to we as me of rilsoriag
tha~idt dorkohla obiret for dm
the
of _ ii•dor the
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Tho out at poolloseuL
mart moo morived. sad Mind to be Oohed. It
mos alesordonid that 1,000 miss should be cirsidatod.

sedA report then the int
Was
• • •••:awasial,
siker of health to Ilse dq et Landes, uremia, his
opiate& apes serials ebdomedul merle by Archdeseon
Hale la his chugs to "IVootle of loselon.te the offset that
latrarrel burial ha bbtrises to the psblie
health.' la keg end ezaininesien of this moment,
Dr. Lathery relbered wassrlively the esperiemee Si mac.
kind In all ages, le the results of miens *midge YU the
actual essditien of oar own peeloyssis. Laaeletental
lavestlistlea el the preens and predates of pubs/fee-
Hs% led to 1M knowledp saphed by Ile papisis
and 006% sod the elects of putrid ow r do oe
Ryles esbeel eeseemy. The facts Whisk bed sesomielated
boss diem earloos seeress of lemmatise Isomed, he oasis-
tank s Aerishe seemee a the statement's, tbessobleseee.
sad 'bowed *es Ilse trim of letsemoral Isteesesta had
bees preteetho mot Isturfoss resells ebb asps* to the
yobbo heal*.
• reeslaties bevies bees adopted fee the pieties sad
fiseeiatfog 1.11011 espies of Dr. Latheby's report, the pro-
NOB.

BITICIDI OF • LUNATIC IN BOTHLENZY HOSPITAL.
—Traoreday Kr. Lapis bold as at lisibleits•
Bed.ea tie body of Willis. • simian*
hoed& T.. witless, allowed that tits teas tried
ails& la Jaly. 1814, for rabbis,. sad esedleal ea the
Peassof bteestq. He wee a softy. owl a soles of
.is YorksOiro. Ho woo admitted late tbe abase
ea Use 23rd et Tiovembsr, 1664, was et a dienebiled .
aeliss isey viliestdispoleisa, aad bad boasserd
as es WIN ease slam bis adobrisa lets the Isaitalisa.
Os Meads, sight last, absat Ivo sissies before eight, be
MS seas try on of tloo aileadeats staedles afar a elm midi
fear es fie ober heaths. Then was dies seam Taney
la lie sessaer. Tea solealse allesiairde be was Am'
by bis meek be tbe weiewdema, be bevies ear
aldeas!. by seam et fie easiterobisl sad Isms.
lt. afar a cassis* inquiry late ell tbe elreamissies
of Vs ewe, reamed • reedist, .IT bat tile diseased demosyed
Mom% Miss at tie tisi• et seamed mad."
Pouric.a. PARTIES ix Analcar-Tits Mewing
I lift of the seers premsfasat sautes& geodes sew hi *two be
the United Meese inter tie /kr Teri Demur : 114mb
llamas, Wldas, Demeassels Whir, Vs** Hs &het
Grays, Prelalblil=o.Temz=4:setreesva pia=
Lig Kesel.
ese lbsesseases. Desseeade iteratitessis
I National Dessaarata,lllambsee, isea Ilemeen. NM ilbsilic
I sass llbsile, llall Mails, Beheesse, Aseseless Desessisayo
Usitad Anselesas, Asada& Pratesiesis, Zisw 3IMM,
Hasa Seastlday, Asterism Pasty, Obistsie,
Sees of tea ispablie, Templar., Lail Ilobeime; Arid
Brauer, Liberal Pasty, Prastieel Demmilt. Max
• 5e...,. Welke Ms..

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teem the demises givea by the ematheiesen d the
ashore sad Sweeter of the smemblege I. the path on the
day is sesies of the spiry sad dotes prosodies whisk
teek phis awl el the danger seed by diem to paean he
cords* sad ea kor ebeek. es well as hem the atatement of
the mendmiesion that the crowd estained a sprieldiag el
bad sod damsons genies who sensed the mama of the
slim, sad who, bet he seek malrele might have led the
way sad berm ithowed by the Meehan, sad imoodtheilla
to Wails/ sad dimes to propeny, the sleet el
meld oily have Ma limited by the MUM' they Mil
with, there eaa be so doubt that des istedireas of the
perks was isassesahly samery ; sod Sir Osees Grey k
happy to lad that. fa the saris of the emakilemme the
presses sad sets of the pais as eke Ist Jolly lead the dna
of prevents; say seek resit. sad that it was dim*
tick oleTtilse that amidst. were *mid is the
park. sad *party to that noisily retested item
damage. It is she satiefeetery to him that three
ma a* *videos before the somiselemere of soy
loos of life or bone broken, or of say Hub seriosidy MS*,
perameat Wary of say hied Striated. It ia, however.
with great regret that Sir George Grey lads that dee resole
of the Sudsy has been to establish, la the opines of the
emossiesioners, *ars of serious isiseadoet ea the part el
some members of the fors, while they report that ample
teatime, ma bores to the meditation sad (shimmed
other members of the body ou the same smiths and OM
whoa the meats of the day are properly appreciated, they
"mid sot, la their Passes; be Mead to afford say just
grounds for lesseaiag the seldom of the public is the
gement geed esadeet sad elleiency of the sestropelitas
polies.
This high Serener which the form has acquired, sad
which is highly creditable to it as a body, and to those ceder
whim immediate dirndlon it has been placed, readers it
the acre impartial that every preceatios should be taken
%prevent its spends beteg °impended sad its efficiesey
impaired by miseanduet on the pert Al lay el its members.
with this now I am to cell year seitheler attention both
tatheassuai slithiMents of ideeskith fleatelead is this
sped. acrd Si the peettenler kelliesee be *kick the me-
miesimen how steeled thek nelleka thillemsh missonduct
las been proved maid bedded Mahan of the pollee
grip.
The latter ems are not 111111110110, ad may properly be
dale with is the tint Slime.
The bee te whisk Sir George Grey feels it his duty to
advert is the esee of Soperistrisdest Hughes, who wee
charged with the semi direction of the police is Ruts- park
is the Ist Jell. The emmieekmers state his to have
berm messed if cedes esitement, of Meg improper lan-
guage, el baring berm personally guilty of many smelts
with his banewhip, of Stasi to the police without saacient
pounds orlon to se their staves' and of failing to costs'
stay seems ea the part of the polies under his seimend.
The "videos I. support of the lest throe of thew charges
wee ismsasiest he satiety tie sommiesioners of their being
fouled;weal Mt, eves after making allows/se for the
dreamless.* la which he was placed.—der the °bursas
of the road, for the Madam of what they term the "rough
people" Ia the sarriage way and at the railings, and the
fact of stones being thrown at bimself and Superintendent
Martha—the comnsimioners think that Superintendent
Rashes wee not warranted in the order he gave the ass to
use their staves at the time that order was give., sad that,
although if the use of the staves bad been strictly limited
to the eleasees of the carriage road, they might have Ws-
sidered It justifiable, there was aot the same necessity to
drive the erewd from therailings, sad still tem to deer the
Wee betwees the Tails sad the water of the Seepastine.
They also Walt that prudence required tkat the impoth
most of ressing and Meeks beck he wrest foes libe
rail ehoald have been abandoned immediately the iskilleas
attending it were perceived.the The Corandmisers farth
p er
advert ie this past o fir report to the soden of parties
of the pilise is dispersals' at a late hour is the emiss
soups rediested at a distance from the drive, though it does
an wise that say riotous°, other illegal proceedlage were
asks gala theercps. They do not, however, state that
dw~a ware under the immediate orders of
eels
mikes of the comasiesisere with regard to him, ea
ahhailatal all the facts is evidence, is, that in eadeavoarieg
aginirs • diflieslt and embarrassing duty, he gave too
Seth Maim to the use of the staves, and exercised leas
=min his men than a due regard for the safety
Wing iedividuals required; and they believe that
by s Mee man sod forbearing sane on his part, much
sow methielethei the time and emplaint afterwards
weallies been seeded. It is right, however, to notice
the egkeles of the eosseiesiones that, to remove sad keep
the peals Mk at some distance from the rails, so that the
noise MA feetalee of the crowd sight produce less dm,
wee the Mega most likely. to Meffectual fee the prom
the of pines using the dries, sad keeping the genies.
way Mar, sad that it was espreesly directed by you. though
soder the circumstances detailed in the report they state
kte have been a task of great daintier. They intimate,
eispiever, that it was attempted with an lodes's*,
Bess, and that to this sus is to be attribeted much of the
Miss *bins cosset be justified. Sir George Grey pre•
seem that Superisteadent Hughes was not responsible for
the amount of the fors at ant employed, which mat have
been determined by the commissi f police, and that
the strong reinfornmente which arrived between half-pest
three sad half-past Ss o'clack were sent
spoofi applies.
ties. With respect to the order for the the staves,
esperistelidest Hashes says that he gave it on his own
responsibility, sad that be ease it considerhig that the
withal meneset was use when, melees controlled, the dan-
gers' dismish of the crowd would become namensgeable,
sad serious MAIO ensue.
There es be no gaged= bat that shames and forbear.
see are as menial as firmness and resolve's is as diner
placed is command of a body of sou 'sipped in preernist
the piddle peace, and that a sharked or habitual abases of
these qoalittes would render a roan wholly molt for rent a
polities. for George Grey has *irefully considered the
fens el the cm is stated is the report, and the orioles of
the esemthisers, is order to determine whether the
math el deperiateedst Higbee, ender the circus
elesesela width be was placed es the lot of July, was such
lOW Illoptalify him from bolas the ogee of a superintend-
ed dream After taking into ssceent all the cirrus
sites es detailed by the imimeiseiosen, and after eensider-
lea the keg mesh* of Superiawedeat Haahn is the fors
Ml6* intern approval with which he had daring such
dietherW dodge requiring great judge's( and
, Gsrge Grey is of opinion that while it is
es nark with mere the cosdeot whisk the
has deemed justly liable to Name, his
hem Welke weed be harsh and assn• d for.
Mem to his the disapproval of the Secretary
dthnis et his meat d hebessises and judgment es this
sad =joie ups his is the strusgest terms, the
seessaltg SI sealatelsisi perfect self wastrel Is the sa,
feeleilileisi bit Mealy reepoesible duties. and et checking,
bulk by his mom* and his orders. eel usseemery vineries
is the pen if thee" 'wader his seamand.
laments with this partof the report. I se to direst
year atteatha es the soommindatioa of the emnissionees,
in whoa Ith thass Grey entirely omen, that ofoitiess
MOUS/ OS am of the In Jule • superior officer of the
police ought es he es the spot. Re is aware that this of
has adopted sa the sessions ea whisk, sines the Ist et
lily, the stessime of large amben of saes has bees
ensured for the preserstise of the pesos. sad it is *beastly
ono which ought is all sea sem to be takes. Sir George
Grey has ales malady directed you to ensure on all such
eesselese do psseaes of • fees fally adequate for the duty
it my be ti to perform The moist of fires s-
qualls for say setimder this met bedside& hy theists
mat hid emme dIM faaiSkairiases of path ass le
is Swim that the seem" eit as deviate fora et myopia
width Is Wall te be the Nome of tussle or disorder le oet
ealy Sebes, preesuties spilt a breech of the parole peas,
bet the mist mseas Ow the peamlit sod stheten sullionnka
dais "shook abide map mom Re is happy to knew that
the seism% el leers employed by yea. mad the .10•617011
nibs fir be sandblast MI emplosast s the Teem
ohmeleas is whisk the strandlaary seinen of the polls
hire Ma squired, have less sack se eseepletely to effect
*e MSS Is dew.
I om ant ee althea be the particular instmeas of mis-
ellidesit
hat* the eseednissen, k whisk they have
easiest wins, Is *dr Ws-

mat. shapes of Gab Massages have been establina
Sir Grey hes felt sem difficulty la dentin es tit:
segneCluTeliii ft le his duty le take le those ma The '
miseratnel imeted `meet, if sot in all of them, amnia,
to as fatigable asses, en it km been a algae tee mat
derelicts whelbanitelnent anti sena Cressaapge=
all of then rename he their alleged
One esseitegat the halls of Yen ebbe kag
beam. the eseggeoseekile q• 14111111 an the date the
report, the psehalligy lhat asses et the witness erhe
appestat bean the anabolism, may sat sew he tern.
est tit. het Obese n owed those gems the "
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have MS Ilbotoll elliri " wen sot
ce eggegaleed, it gnaw le Se mem Grey that no
LearMasseh le length, netwity of them eases to be
dealt wish epos the gain by the exercise of the power
men by kw is the gemmiledesen if polies. The MIN
thessaves are few is ember. an Sr George Grey h
Metes that, with the mations to be peessetly mendosed,
theme& of justice and the object with Shia the Mein WOO
innate& eau be satisfactoolly Anon by lite muse. The
patemes *genet whoa the ammholissee hag gegestaily
"MI, .ilea managed le he William Gearbeg,, newt
with the at
.1110•111 sonSIMW grown, a J. J.
Whit.. and a llegheadal losseseagge Misses to his while in esetedy.
pi2=seTh=tlBll4.ellusgei nth the njaeltiable ep-
Iffilliminaholiselay, charged with unneesseegy rleiegte
le=and Jame Venn
Imes, 147 A, dige with Insanely an
mina Mime towards Jobs Theme Ring.
ohigleerVrtt, 84 C, Man with takieg pest is Maul
adage Wines
I liteasese.
Imes mine, 376 A, en Themes Wade, 386 A, charged
with violas,' awards pewees who were not knows er
seamised.
Asit arret Vinton% Ganser, 21 C, charged with sa-
lutations tesat in diemmeng mks gaud is PM-street
Ot these ma fla Gouge Gay =hopent Chi ase OW
ettnie, the yaks, with the gamee Los*
she quitted the force in August leate est h dements se
subbeet to the authority if the oemetatellen
With regard to all these ems. with the ONSOPOOD
at thae et Willies Garai, William Bewley, en Chain
notate, I as to desire that yon will take into aloffinge•
ties tunas stated is the report, as affecting eon tithe
inlieentes, sad the India of the soesedesioeers, seed the
the eureka of the power treated a you by law' you will
award in sea gees nab pennant, either by mu
males or anneal, es you shall thin right,
beans gegen to the ordiaary cause adopted by
the emmist mars in the cage of constabla who are
read is have eoussaitted Illegal or unjustifiable gets Is the
whams, of their duty. la the three am, however, of
Oaring, Bewley, sad Madge% the sets of violence deposed
to beton the emanation appear to have been so gram ad
uspenated, that it they an satbfaterily proved, the SON
dismissal hem *stem would be an inadequate pushbutton
for the offense; and u the description of the witnesses
again them readers it probable that the urns evidence
wbieb woe gives before the mosisteare will be available
es a trial, Sit Gems Grey thinks it right that an indictment
should be preferred mina Gogh of these men. Sir George
Grey basset insisted Paigeme Joseph Betelese, 109 B, in
the list of those against whim the contaissiosen have re-
ported, became, although they record their opinion that the
arrest of James Boasted, who was taken into custody by
him an other policemen who are not eased, was sot
warranted by scything he had done, the constable appears
to have acted in obedience to the orders of Superintendent
Hughes, and no complaint is made not Butcher per-
wally. The apprehension, moreover, of Boosted after the
sautes he is said to have received, may reasonably be
appeal le have been sanctioned by your written order,
Weed la the report (p. 7), directing that say perms
shouting or maims any nobs, or acting in any way calcu-
lated to asses disturbance or frighten bones, were to be
mutant as to the coaennems and required to desist, and
that if they did not immediately do so they were to be
removed, ad, if amestry, taken into custody.
In antics to these eases, in which the enemas were
Montan, there are others of a similar aerator, in SOON
of which no evidence affecting particular coestablee was
given, while in others the evidence of identity ass not
atidatury. Some of Mee occurred in Hyde-park, but in
Park arrest especially the commissioners state that there
were several eases of serious injury to %unending Jetta-
deals, which proved a discreditable exercise of violence.
It is impossible not to regret that persons of the character
described by the commissioners should have been seised up
with a crowd such as that which is stated in the report to
have beat collated fa Hyde•ark, and at a later hoar in
front of Lord Robert Groevenot's house in Perhstreet, as
it cannot be alwsys easy to distinguish between persons
mingling in such a aeowd sesidentally, or without any bad
intention, and those taking a part in its illegal proceedings.
The commissioners, however, bare not been unmiadful of
the difficulties with which the police had to contend. In
Heds-peak they ray the police were engaged is efforts to
cheek disorder and taut: daring several hours, apron to
gnomes and insult, and often obliged to set under air.
enestasees where it was Minot to discover the elect Use
et ditty, and although surrounded by a vast multitude, they
nesived little or no support in their exertions to inalatas
erne. The atunsioners' opicioe, therefore, on the searel
aim they has detailed le entitled to the greater weight, es
hang been formed after taking all circumstaaces late
esswant, and I am to direct your particular attention to it,
not to date that Weenies* easy be given to all the
*Seen of the police to enrolee a strict control over their
ass, and earefally to restrain them from any acts of need-
In violas,. The polies will receive the fall support of
theygover in the sonata of the importune dates
bays to perform, but those dates can only be usefully
se 'neatly performed by a cautious obstinate
trees soy 'bine of power, mad from all oats
neigh, if not strictly illegal, indica*. a went
Ohs temper and discretion which are peculiarly requisite
le Mem charged with the preservation of the public peace,
sad which Sir George Grey is happy to know visually
characterise the metropolitan police.
I have sow to tarn to sena other portions of the report
nada some of the general arrangements connected with
the occureenese of the I.t of July. The first relates to the
confinement of the persons taken into custody at the Vine-
street states. The remarks of the commissioners on the
defective nature of the amusements with regard to the
suntan sent to that station, and the inadequate provision
made for their seerommodatioe, appear to Sir George Grey
to be folly warranted by the fats ; and although be has
been informed that the want of any provision for sending •
portion of the prisoners in the first fistulae to other stations,
area from the number having greatly acceded what wee
anticipated, he is not aware of any satisfactory reason for •
larger number not having been removed from Vine-street
to ether states* after the insunciency of the acommodetios
is Vise-street had been ascertained. From ailments•
done, however, which he has had with you since thew
occurrences took place, he is glad to know that derange-
meats has ban made bylyeer directions for preventing, on ,
gay fates, ocesaion, the recurrence of mismanagement
atter ded with such serious malts.
Another subject very properly noticed by the commis-
shun is, the delay in bringing the persons in custody
before the magistrate. The utmost diligenos ought un-
dantedly to be and is taking before a magistrate pewees
arrested without the authority of a wurnat ; bat as the
daisy in this instance wu ingaired into at the time, aid its
will
esplateed, sad as direction have bees given whisk
will prevent the ocarrectee of say such delay on troy future
masion. it Is OADIOSOIary farther to advert to it ben.
Sir George Grey does not understand the oostaineare
to inmate blase in any quarter owing to the Waal to
admit the pitmen to bail. With regard, indeed, to these
charged with riot, they canny Wags that the astable et
the station was not suntan by law to take beQ est shot
you could not properly have advised biro to Magna the
limit of his legal authority. With regard to the Mao,
eitheogh the anensissioeen think that they sight have
been lawfully admitted to bail by the constable is charge
of the station, if application for that purpose bad beta
any they decline herion the advice given not to *ear-
-1 Me ne power, sadfusal to do eo, and they altogether
garb yes .1 soy blase for eat having personally Mae-
heat Sue Ingealinge, as was suggested.
Thole h one ether remark of the 0010111.0400•11 WWI
Sir Grow Grey thinks it right to notice. They advert it
the difficulty of identifying policemen, and they give ale
statement of several witnesses, that the moll or hook* a
the number rand the latter on the coat easfased that
sight, ma was a great 'spottiest in atertaieleg the
Dumber. Sir George Grey is sot aware that soy better
mesas of identification can be provided than the sae a
the ousben sad divisional littera, but these ought to be
male as distinct as possible ' • and I am to dean that yea
will maids, whether any alteration ea be vane in the
wagger °faking these .ambers end letters in order to
and garter facility for prompt amid *my idestification.—
I an, he ,
(5111•01) W. MASSEY.

Tlte above letter and the ecitrinente in oar leading
made Wass' °estate a amidst* resenni
lids the chief
estate of tile reeasiesloners' report. A consrable por-
tion of the document consists of es elaborate review sadile
ftems which lot to the deasosetralus is Byde.perk, is
'Mb there is wells' sew.
The wsuissirsers aloe gins extracts from the Wastes of
evidesee is the wee of W. Floyd, J. Vomit, J. Mortis,
J. T. Hiss, B L Smith, R. Woodward, G. B. Cosleber,
W. Stephens. It P. Sandell. J. Staples, T. li'Leownee.
B. B. Maxwell, sad T. Ceases.
Of the ow of Mr. T. H. Moir they report We tbisk
that Mr. Moir did set asses to escoorage riot or emelt
es sasselt, bat this may sot have hoes equally deer to the
poliesmaa at the time of the erworreast. sad the Promises,
, sad rutted maser is shish Mr. Moir spoke sad arced
thee wee sayable et a Merest ceastreetioe. We madder
that Kr. lloies semiworks woo sot isotilsd, bat that W

Tho hotel oa 'tribe at Manohottor continuo to
conduct themselves peassably, bat at an open air meeting
on Tuesday it was proposed to go about with begging bones,
• plan which whenever adopted in pest strikes has collet
forth interference by the pollee, bemuse practically it has
always been found that begging by • multitude is equiw
lent b intimidation. The proposition, however, was sot
adopted, bat adjourned for farther sonsideration. Mame.
Fotberglll and Haney's workpeopls are reported to lave
compromised the question with thole employers, end to
have resumod work at Id. per thousand hanks reduction,
Instead of 741., as first offered. The number of operatives
out of work is gradually inersuing, and the following is •
neer estlmato, furnished by one of the employers, who has
• good knowledge of low his neighboan stand:
Operatives oat of employ.
Messrs. Kennedy sad Co.'s mill about 200
Messrs. Birley and Co. 900 to 1,000
Hanover Mills 500 to 600
Misers. Joseph Clark* and Co.'s *bent 400
Molars. John Clarke and Co.'s 3OO
Messes. Kelly and Gilmour's , 700
New 'allures Mills 2O
Mown. Joseph %wpm and Co.'s , 150

It would appear, therefore, that the utmost number of
hands out of mph, does not exceed 3,400, of whom at least
1,700 are not on strike, but have been compelled to stop
ht
consequence of being dependent for work on the Denten
and piecers who have struck. Should the strike at Moser.
Simmers and Co.'s mill, Crumpeall, go on, about 300 addl.
tioaal operatives will be thrown out of work is coasequenoe
of the 150 spiritism and pitons having struck. At Messrs.
Kennedy and Co.'s large mill the smallness of the mambo
out of week is proportion to the number employed is ew
planed by the fan that they are mainly fine spinners,
who are not effaced by the proposed reduction. The
strike is one of coarse spinners, cr the makees of
low counts of yarn. Some other mills wire expected
to cease working, however, last night. It is obvious,
however, that there is no prospect of the prevent
twa-out assuming anything like the proportions of that of
1647, when oat of a total of 41,000 operatives usually em-
ployed, 10,000 were at one time oat of work, and 12,000
were oa short time ; end when the average number out of
work and on short time together, throughout the year,
exceeded 16,500 persons. A farmer from Timperley,
Cheshire, named Leslie, after leaving the Manchester
market on Saturday night with part of hie market produce,
which had rot been sold, was &nuked near Stretford by
five or an men, who endeavoured to take some of his goods,
and threw him In the road and kicked and beat him ; and
throe men were at first reported to be factory operatives.
but it is no proof that they were, and it is
probable the surmise rests on the prejudice which
at all times exists against tern-outs, and assumes that they
are the most likely permss to be connected with the wa-
nts&
The case of the employers and operatives's put in some-
thing like the following shape by either party. The em-
ployers wy that they are paying an average of nearly 25
per cant. more than the country employer is paying for the
same work, and propose to take off 10 or 12 per ant. The
operatives do not deny the fact of extra prices, but allege
that the cost of living is greater in • large town like Man-
chester. The masters, while admitting the extra cost of
living, reply that the question is not one of goodwill
toward' their workpeople in a time of bad trade and mini-
mum profits, hot • questin of sheer existence
foe both masters and men. They eau only com-
pete with other manufacturers in the market by paying
something like the same wages; and to show that this is no
idle talk, they point to the gradual decay of norm spinning
in Manchester for some years pact. It is said that in ten
years past, whilst numbers of wills have been springing up
in Ashton, Stalybridge, Burnley, Bacup, and other towns,
ally Gas single mill has been built in Manchester, the owner
of which has become recently bankrupt. Of those that
existed tea years ago one is now used as a sugar mill, n
a hooded wariness*, and some that have been burnt down,
or partially burnt, have been abandoned and lie waste. They
farther point to the Romblon of large capitalists during the
time who have sunk under the difficulties now crushing thee-
selves, Including a 0 most, a Poolley, a Marsland, • Thompeon,
a Monis, the Potters, a Yew, a Burton, Siberia and Bigg,
sad others. Some of these were the largest spinners in
Manchester ten years ago. Of those now carrying oa busi-
ness, the allegation that they are working at a low, though
laughed at by the operatives in a late meeting, is supported
by the fact that three of these large firms are working
ander inspection. Should the wotkpeople seemed, by a
combination, in forcing masters to pay higher wages than are
paid in other tows', wane spinning will be driven out of
Maackester into the country, it is said, and one large sad
highly succeseful firm, carrying on business in the country,
might be mentioisd as having been compeheeid ll to
su accessorbandon
in
•
mill in Manchester some yeago. Tr s
this mill have since been bankrupt, whilst they have pros-
pered In the country.

A DESERTER FIRED AT.-00 Tuesday an mod in
Viotoriastreet, which bad just arrived from Bury iaparsuit
of a deserter supposed to be in Manchester, got %glimpse of
him at the bottom of Desusgate, and he saw them almost as
soon as they saw him. A very exciting obese sante& The
and ran up Delimitate at far as Bisektriate street.
and thee tamed down Bleckftiat•-strest and went over
Boackfriars bridge into Belford. He thee turetd to um
right along Chapel•street, and ran through the fair, closely
followed by the *wort ; and, age ia tame, to the right, he
crossed the Viatoria•bridge into Manchester, to the point
whore the cbue commenced, he and his pursuers having
rue slam four streets forming • parslielogrem. The de-
serter then tumid to the left along Visteria-sureet, and he
had not proceeded far before he rushed to the palisadioge
.operating the footpath from the river, and pieced hit foot
on the basement, as if be would Jump over into the water, $
considerable depth below. Just then, one of the escort fired,
and the deserter Instantly fell on his knees, as if shot. Oso
of the wart, as sossiag up, asked, " Are you hurt t" sad
the poor fellow said he was not, Wag perhaps ally al-
boosted sod frightened. He was then takes prisoner sad
uteretted off.—Menuteater Getardiate.
FIRE IN CHLAPSIDI.—Barb this morning a
flee broke out at the Gresham Library, corner of Freeman's-
eourt, opposite Bow Church. The engines were soon os
the spot, and fortasately a good supply of water was ob-
tained. but suck was the rapidity with which the Ames
extended, that speedily the nett banding, belonging to Idr.
Baldwin, also iguiuid. It was scull two o'clock before
ths An was subdued.

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LONDON, THURSDAY, NOTEMBAR 22.

Ix the Baca of the Comaisionere appointed to
inquire into the aster* of the polies in Hyde-park
cs the let of July—which was brad yestarday--e
poop wears calculated to sagged painful armies' :
P•iiiMia• NS A appeared sad wee ideatile4 b the
mimes White, bit did set alterwards app's to rive
widow*. It has Iwo istiasted Is u • situs our astray
was Awed that it wee swims to salami mod beassrea
that palimony' AM A wee set rushed se s whales; hut
ea the eviaesee es it "Asia. we are !mad to Ode that
there wee as sulkiest Feud he the oppeshessies of J. J.
Whist; sad eves if there had bees esdisiest gonad. the
Takata seed tweeds hist wet wholly Inesessehle.
It appears from this passage, that with regard to
me as at least the Commissions have allowed a
suppiessestary in parte stemma to be made to
them on the part of the police authorities. They
have rehmed. Wised, to allow any weight to this
irregularly tendered aides. upon their judgment
in the case, but this is sot enough; they ought to
have refused to naive it, to its existence
Ball. or they ought to have mama their inquiry.
settee in their Report that such a ooeuesaioalios
was made to this they raise a doubt as to whether
the whole fasts of the as were before this, and
thereby shake the pebble conadenee is the Petite of
their rescission. Now. it is to the bet degree Mao-
labia that the omission to camas **palomino ass
Mines was the result el mere aosident and
inadvertmes." Wlirra's widows west to show
that " there was no enasient ground for hie
aitprelleasioa ;" sad it west mare farther
—to &ow that there had bees gam and apreaked
brutality on the part of the policeman. Wks said
that he resisted, and the crowd tried to pall his
away. and the polices= brag aloes. and leering
that WEITZ would get his away. struck him on the
bead with all his force; and be (Warn) added that
he bed little recollection of what happened after-
wards till he found himself in a cab, rowed with
bleed." If aldose, so direst and strong could have
hem contradicted, an any one &cat that the police-
man would hare bees brought forward to contradict
it i Evidence so amatory to the polies weld not
possibly have been forgotten a few urinates after-
wards through " accident or inadvertenos." This
is not all. In the letter addressed by the
orders of Bir Omani OUT to Sir Itrauns
DLcrms, instrastione are gives to have in-
dictments preferred against three poliesses one of
wises is thus described : " 398 A, rime aso;rgaisiod
to be WILLIAM GMARISO' Since ascertained
Why, he wee produced and idestified by WHITE at
the tine. At the time that the police authorities
made the irregular intimation to the Cassimissen
about this ram, referred to in the Report, they must
hive known as much about him as they do sow,
whoa their sdnaiesioas have decided Sir Omani
Gm to instruct them to have his indicted. The
Commissions' have committed a grave fault in re-
airing and noticing such an unwarrantable private

Fottbas qoestions arise. How am this intim 1 "
lion to be roads to the Ccoandesiooora ? Had the
polka authorities fined mss as to learn what
jedgmeat the Cosomissionere were lively to pronounce
in the rose of Ozanne) ? Was this the ally ease in
which extza-judicial secret commuicatim pissed
between the police authorities and the Commis-
sioners, after the public inquiry was closed ? It is
sot in war power to answer these questions I but until
they are satisfactorily answered, the Report of the
Cammiadouen is utterly destitute of value, as being
open to the suspicion of being sot their Misled
judgment, formed exclusively upon the evidence
brought before them in open cold, bat inflamed by
private communications which have passed between
them and the polies authorities since the inquiry was
terminated.

In connexion with this consideration it is also no- ,
smeary to take into amount the time at which the
Report of the Commissioners is Weed. The inquiry
was closed on the gad of August. The Report bears
date the 10th of November; and the Letter, written
by Sir Owens GREY% ceders. whisk sosompsnied
its alcisi transmission to Sir litcruzu lLstes, in
dated the 18th of November. It would appear from
this that a little more than three months have ban
enema in the preparation of the Report. Now the
Report involves no &casks of any knotty
point of law. It somata simply :—lstly. of
a resume of the evidence in a narrative
form ; 2ndly, of coodessed statements of the
purport of the iridium in seek ease, accompanied
by statements of what the Oommiesicsers think has
or has as been proved in each ; gledly. an
eslogium on the petal merits of the Metropolitan
Pollee fora. In short, the Report, theses mow

thin mom lengthy,cootaiss aotillsg MOM thus each
a essirsiog up of the whole use as the Jodies is the
Courts of Westminster are in the habit of delivering
extempore at the coseluriee of a jury triaL Sorely
three months were set required for the compilation
of seek a document. Now there is something very
extraordinary in the exist point of time se-
lected for the publication of this Report.
Two months have yet to elopes before the
Legislature will re-amemble. Two mouths ham yet
to elapse before the representatives of the people as
have an opportunity of pronouncing as award cm the
remits°, the inquiry and the maser in which it has
been conducted. Again, fear months and two-thirds
of a month have elapsed since the events inquired
into took place. Dario, this e.gl interval other and
stirring incidents have diverted public attention from
the moosediogs is Hyde-park en the let of July,
and have weakened the impression made upon the
public by them transactions at the time; and events
have warred to enlist paha; sympathy ea the side of
the police. Had it been the intention of Goventratat
to select any one period that was mom favourable
than another to a scheme for giving publisity
to the results of the inquiry without iscuriag the
risk of being obliged to adopt decisive and compre-
bemire measures in reference to them, they could not
have shame more dexterously for seek a purpose.
It will be said that Government meld sot take say
steps before they received the Report of the Commis-
sioners; bat we have seen that the Cmassimimien
admit that they have received at hest one prints
emanianication from the police aatheritiss sines the
inquiry allied. This being the use, sad each an
apparently unnecemuy length of time Whig,
been *peat in the somostion of their Re•
port, the question eaturully arises, May not the
Commissioners have received a hint from Geesos•
meet as to the time at whisk it would he mist
convenient to receive the Report ?
We aim sondes positively : bet It is dos to
truth cad justice to plum distinctly is the public

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