The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-08 00:00:00

uiriria INTELLIGENCE.

CRAVKL§T MIESTING.

The superior attr;ition; of the Handicap day
brought as incresaed 'umber of visitors, bet the attendance
upon the heath was still below that of former years. A dull
and cloudy manias was succeeded by a mild and pignut
, but the stiff sale that blow was somewhat or draw-
I:: to the enjoyment of the racing. Details of the rea-
ltoQ will be found below, and the events which
the were scarcely of any public intend.' preceded
defeat of the whilma Chester Cup favourite, Dun-
Asia, in the Sale Stokes, anted some one-
mons in the bating rum, and after that mos
1,000 to 10 or in fact any prior, could have been bad
about Mr. Wybrow Robertson's horse for the Great Roodee
race. Saccharometer, Blue Mantle, Taje, and Jareicotora all
of whom were engaged in the Biennial for thremyear-olds,
were ateentam, and the ram therefore had no significance,
as far as the gnat thrime-year-old °yenta were concerned.
The whiner turned up in Ranger, who woo easily, while Mr.
Merry's two, Gladstone and Escape, finished second and
;third, The. Handicap being appointed the last race,
leaves us no time to make any comments thereon,
but we may remark that the result was a vary easy victory
for Mr. Ten Broack's Bedevils an English horse which the
Amortise pinabased for 1,900 W. of Mr. Y. Swindells. Be-
douin was **ea the firmest favourites, and up to the kith
dto 1 was tam about him, oa the strength of his having
woe a peat trial with Rubicon and Umpire on Saturday.
Fairwater, the Maser of the Northamptonshire Stelae,
notwitlistauMag her 71b penalty, ran a great mare, and
finished Maid ; and the Mips& colt fourth. Subjoined
are details of the nursing
TM Own= Sets STAMM of 50 sovs. each, h ft ; for
2-yr-olds ; welts, Bat 101 b ; (Wise, Bet Sib ; certain allow-
ances. A. T. (12 suhmi
Mr. Ilsonleal Geld Dust, by Newmloster— Nugget
7st Mb (Norman) 1
Mr. Wybrow Robertson's Duntdd, Set 4lb Brestl
S. Mr. C. ifesplaferlrealeme, (Challooer 3
A Fan EiallaCat iltrattertarum el 2% eon. each, eft ;
for 4-yr-o end gate ; Masers extra. Last half of
E. M. (7 nelisa _
Mr. Geo. AmWe Tisk by Bucolic—Valve, 4 yes, led 13Ib
cf. TrtmcM 1
Mr. Weimar Seberteen Qum lababs4h, 4 yes, 7at (
wcar.
7st SO).
Mr. lgne 117ttooss, 4 yrs, Mt lalb (J. Orizaba.) 3
ERINWAL VIM Swimmer= of 50 coca each; for
3,yr-ohis Set 10111; finks, Bst 7lb ; not so=sis
the Newmarket Stakes, Two Thousand, or One
Guineas. D. M. A 4 sobs)
Lord Stamford.-Menthe, by Weersolnrter —Queen Bee,
71b
Mr. C. Cogan Ildeat CUM, Id lab (o.l=
Baron .schllds Causes, SAM (Waal I
A serneenuen of 100 som. each, It ft; for 3-yr-old
fillies Bet gib each. D. H. (12 sale.)
Ban Rothschild, elder to wkog. by Vag Tom—Bent-
' news lese, tlet Ilb csr. 1
Lord manderes Medd* MI6 ) I
• • lir R. W. Balisaisys Cusamo, Mt lib (W. Bon) 3
Run Toni or Tin Tun Barnet Braun ai 10
emu each, with 100 added, for yearlinp of 1861; salts,
B.slolh ; Wise, lila ELIL (75 sale.)
Mr. The Banger, by Veldpar--ieldnalm's dem
Mer 1
MMom'. Gladdens, Mt 1011. 'R. CowleOoy 3
Mr. Kerrys Zeoeira, en Nib (O. Pesdhant a
Nrinsaiwur HANDICAP of 25 seas, each, 15 ft, and
5 en/y If deedered, with 100 added by the Jockey Club,
and fifty from the town race hued, far 3-yr-olds and up-
wards ; Masers *Arm From the sterting-post of the
R.M. to the end of the B.C. (ens mile six fallow and
67 yards). (74 subs., 27 of whom Fa 5 mom etch.)
• Itr. R. Tea lemsdr's Bedouin, by —Palmyra,
epee.t nb (R. Adams) 1
• Ma. Bryasfe ladebensta, 4mu 114101 b P. Crouch) I
Mr. Carterregitt's Fairwsier, d pm, fat Sib (Me 70 ens)
(Castaeos)
Run= roe 501. Pi for Itp.r4ds. lint he/1 el
Ab. —fie, Ramrod, Mlle. de Remy, Jet 'oh. Lady
EtoiaLittleGun, Yates, Weisher, Mamaffer colt, Mine,
litiskerossainer ffily, Sacrilege ART, Jacob Omni,
imderrelde, Chmvoysate.
Amuvr:D.—lnellan and Newfoundlaad.
LATEST BETTING—MIDNIGHT.
inntoroursx.
7 to 1 spit Bekaa (off)
9 to 1 Arbenterer (t)
9 ee 1 Citadel (t)
CITY AND BUBI7RBAN.
9 to 1 apt Adveasurer (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
5 to 2 apt Hospidar (off
3to 1 Roccharometer) (t)
100 to 6 Xing of the Vale (1)

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0 it) 1 nit IIT:CIPIS
lb 60 1 SCIBPOdar (i)

-eivirmay BRIGADE STEEPLECHASER,
ALDIRSHOT.
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no goys • to be Aiwa by oaken of the 19th Manus ; Mt
Mai. film* miss gni • bar L)
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orientates Mickey, 121 it= 2
ins Lira ROYAL Lanese Batawortn. Orsartanisaw
ode een eash, with 40 added ; 121 each ; irides slim
ar7lb ;Asset two miles.
t Where Mosby. 11st 7lb '
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Desk. nel (Mr. Olsen t
gll24=22Mte ix w. Cashrsima OM
added to a awaoalabea of 3 sow. eash, with 21 added ;
winort entaa ; 111. orb. 411 beat Mee mass.
Ito Owlaseslrehew Dwarf. ky Wag Deo. at 101Pre, I
Nays 21414 ivoss.isst '
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L '11(22.2.) BAlAldars, Mt IRE 2
Tas CAVALRY BRIGADE Orsznacsota Of 5 sews. sash
with 40 WO ; List each ; Enna; les extra •; es say
hares that bee ever started is a pule neephishina Mb
aidsa„ (Three nil. sod a kat)
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1
Mr. °edam's dinktassm finny Inlet Mt .. 2
ilk. 240100400's Mini Alensre; Ifliadassi°7l=
(Owner) 8
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alibi, for Sidi ittint. &IA • stile wad a kW
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min. alba Mira liworawayahh•
lea tea for osoveymsee by lboolour
skip Does ;oda mins kr gal lam
Dna will be Nei Maly la Is. caeleg of as
8111 lust., he anoyaese boa Perlemelk by bar PaSoollb
pia-mod Pandora.

.413.915 E INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.—ICINGaro; Aria 7.
(Before the Lard Chief Jude/ sad • Spread Jury.)
MITZI AND ANOTEIII IP. MUTT%
_..

This notion, which to recover a balance of I,MO/.,
under a contract entered into by the plaintiffs, who are gun
manufacturers at Liege, for the delivery of 20,000 rib, bar-
rels 1„, tke oareadant, for the use of the American govern-
ment, was resumed to-day.
Mr. BovilL Q.C., and Sir G. Boorman, were for the
plaintiffs ; and Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Murphy for the
defendant.
The nature of the action, which was of a very dry and
uninteresting character, was stated yesterday in OUT report
of the first day's prooeedusgs, and this morning • number
of witnesses were examined, with a view to make out the
defendant's plea, that the rills that were supplied were not
according to sample, and were of a diffmast gauge to those
contracted for, and the evidence appeared to make out both
these points in a most satisfactory manner.
The )(Irv, in the remit, without any hesitation, returned
a verdict for the defendant.

(Before Mr. Jostdm Wiabkman and a Common Jury.)
HOMITS O. BROWN.

This was Ka adios of a rather peculiar nature, the plain-
, tiff alleging that the defendant bad entered into an agree-
ment with him that be should base the use of a racebonn,
called the Colleen llama, for the 'pace al one year, antler
certain oonditions, and he sued for damages in oonesquemie
of hie having broken that t. The defendant did
notdee7 that he bad made tLe agreement referred to in the
dceLretioo but alleged that h• had broken It with the ma-
sent of the plaintiff. _ . .

. •
Servant Perry and Yr. Garth were for the platiatiff ; and
HawkWa, Q. 0., Md Mr. Hawses for the del midmost.

The cue was opened by the leased rovosel for the plain.
tiff aa one which the latter had bean compelled to bring for
the purpose of vindicating his character,but the facts did ad
appear at all to justify sod a migration, although the
euvrametanoos connected with the case were certainly, ma
above stated, rather peculiar. The plaintiff, it appeared,
Is paymaster of the 12th Lancers, and the de.
fent is amistant-snrgeou to the 18th Haman:
they were both stationed at Aldorshott, and formerly
were on very friendly terms. The defendant bad pur-
l:heed a raring mare called the Colleen Hawn emu time
previous to the year 1862, sad she bad wen one ma, but
not being well up in ruin affairs, it seemed that be cos.
sated Captain Roberti, who had made acing a favourite
occupation, and who had himself ridden in several MIS
as a gentlemen jockey, as to what was boot to be done
with the mare, and in March of lad year an egress:ant
we. drawn up between the., the terms of dusk were
that Colleen Buntwas to be pissed in disbuds of Outs&
Roberts, and he wee to eater her for any stakes he
thought fi the money for these estariss bei paid by
the ddandt,ant, and tholattior ales rusdateak to pay Certain
Roberto tan guineas a month for the keep al Ilse mem
end to find a man to look after ker, and be was to have ou-
tbid of all the winabsp. The we did as all arena
races attar this, but she was anonomead on every aocasioa,
and the plaintiff alleged that Der want of nee= was owing
to the delfendiust halm istedered and entered her for
slalom 'bare she bad so chinas of winning ; aid it appeared
that in Tune the defesdant net the mare to the stables of
Mr. Payne, a bone dealer in Milbusereet, Dondaquare,
and eibe was sold by Us to a Fronds hone dealer for 55&, to
be taken abroad. Under these oirenmatanose, the plaintiff
now sought to recover damages for the loss he alleged he
hod =stained by the breads el the imposed by the
ddendent.
Capillia Roberta, the plaintiff, was examined at consider.
fib length and he proud a good may of the above fade,
arid deo said that if the we bed been entered for mesa
where she would have met animals of her own dam the
would have been much more suaosednl, and would Daewoo
a poi mazy moss dada( the twelve months. He did not,
however mention any particular deice whets this molt
was Isleito have occurred.
liana ereasexamined, be said the mare at the time,
or shortly she dean lets his pemselaia, had dreadful
bad feet ; there was also a tendency to sputa, and she
wu " thick-winded," and he certainly did not con.
alder bar goad mars. (A land.) Ha wan thee ouse-
-1 tided as to way matters, and admitted that there bad
been some disputes between him and the dafendant in rela-
tion to mosey he bad Nauseated he bed paid for entering
I the mare for several stakes He also said that the sides.
Ideal had sued him upon a 1001. bill, for wide be &dared
that be bad only reoslved 831, and said that the red was
I stopped, as be supposed, for tutored; and It appeared that
the proud action was not commenced until after the do-
' fondant bad taken promattia. against Ids in rolaumee to
Wine bill for 1001.

NONNIZENCIRCUIT.-lavirsooL, Arse. 7.
(Before Mr. Baroaltares.)

WOODLAND V. LONDON AND NORTH WIWI= RAILWAY.
Mr. Woods nd. the vicar of Atone, in rilagfonlabirs,
brought an action against the London and Wore Western
Railway Compaq, to obtain conimmation fer having be
wag, "maimed. On the 26th of Jemmy last Min plaintiff
left Moue In a second-char earriege of me of the
&fem.}... trains, on a Vint to his wife, who woks fl
Liverpool with • Mood named Proodfoot. arrived at
the Edgeddll @Mtge, near Liverpool, at 10.45Agaiad se
he was not encumbesed with lump, at own out of
the train when it stopped,
. and after availing lf of as-
commodation for gentlemen only "he went to the gate-
keeper, delivered up his ticket, sad ma shout to leave the
Maim whim he was detained ItY one of the defendants:
servants (a man named Thorpe), who said he had been
riding in a firetclase carriage with • secoml-clue
ticket. Mr. Woodland was nattually indignant at Thorpe's
insolesee, and told him he was a liar, and also refined to
give hie address. Thorpe then pve the platatiff into the
custodyof the polies, and he was looked op is one of the
wile of police station, although be gave hi Warms aid
denied the charge, until his friend. Mr. Prondfool came
I tailed him out. The day following this occurenee he sur-
rendered at the polies mit to take his trial on tow charge if
having travelled in • fist-clam carriage when he had only I
paid foe a second-dem ticket. The polies charge mom
the usual way that " the prisoner could nadand write, bad
• knife in his pocket," &c. The magistrates presiding on
that day and the Jamieson@ were alumholders is the
railway company, and therefore could not iametigate the
cam Mt ultimately it was decided, sod the plaintiff
wu di sired. It appeared that the ticket collector,
Thorpe, merely sospected some cm of having been guilty
of the offence with which he charged Mr. Woodlan& and
as the plaintiff left the train hurriedly and did sot imme-
diately leave the intim, he concluded that be must be the
offender. The most conclusive evidesos was adduced that
Mr. Woodland did not ride in • driolase carriage, and the
jury, 'after they had been addreased by Mr. Ormond, Q.C.,
intimated to Baron Martin that they bad agreed upon their
verdict, and that it was therefore unasoessary for his lord-
ship to sum up. A verdict for the pleintiff was then re-

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Bake* A* Rowirdir.)

Georgie Clark, 53, ..peer, sad Jose Plekker, 29, widow,
were indicted, the Lahr for stealth' eleven pipes, value 91,
and ether goods, the property of harm/dm Weary Josephs,'
sad the male primer he Moslemly reesivirja: portion of
theTr=
ethic well loorrlK ft be have tees
p ed guilty, hat Clark pleaded not
guilty, and was gives balsam to the jury.
Xt. Did& eseitebed the psaeseation.
The evidence &eland that the finals pelmet. bad loses
is the service, as • ilemestio, of the prameator, whir carries
on Wine= is as imparter of foreign goods in Hocadeditch,
and had novo* then • meek b the minim before she oom-
messed • roles of pleader, and eveataally she woe given
iota audorly. While the female remised as 'ornate of the
home of the prorriether the primmer Clerk was • frequent
whiter to her, arid weed ea bee maths Oa liejsritheselos
dPletcher, the remidince of Clark was when he
denied all knowledge et the female, or that he any pro-
perty is his hones. The house wee, however, marched, and
there *se found a perhan of the *visa property, coneiMisg
of entities of valued* female apparel, which were sew iden-
tified as winging to the wife of the presenter, and which
bad he.. mimed during the time the famed' primmer wee is
the Arnica

his ealdrem to the Ilisider ties delesisth
todended tit there was sod the moral ter
.n on adios being tempi* and he amid notsadsr-
Aral whet demsztythe piston/ had cached. It was ad-
rabid that the adman. he .veldlora derived from
the tossedisa was the mere ramie the mem far which
des ran serand, awl be mad thth f one sot soy lady
that sada as asbeel as the Shia-
whaled, end "with • tendons, to a= would ism lees
miff scarred es • raseheess. (A
The defendant was then esimined. sad ha eistnediend
Captain Roberta is aimed in ere of the strassothe
be bad made ha eloresse to the He
admitted I admitted that he had fused isto the t inven-
tion originally with the sad Is a the
nee she rim she was ratimed with the moo
the oldie pieiatlff, sod vas smeneemeni es envy lees.
she, sad they both agreed that it would be Meter to sell
wed the ad, Mood(
Bobo* mid the* be would try to
dhe; ple
o es The defendant she sided that he had mem-
Wool that Captain nisrpd him for
Oahe that be had rater rod with tepid to the
BBL WI, he thislasell that pee btu 9a. in samey,
sob Out be she resolved 7 10• far r hone that was
soli which helanged to bias (lid befauiswitt se that It petit
of bit he ressived 1001. 10. for his 101/. hill. and its did
sot chirp hies • fa/this( for ratereek the defendant deo
prbreesizod= that wran the 1001. bin sea giver he sod
mutually agreed to amid the agesemest
that bid bees erased into, and the phillit paid to
destroy it.
Parr, in reply*/ nem the VW, ease,
leaded I•
I • question of &ander was involved, and he
eemphised of the defendant ha instrethed hie sosasel
tio dm Who the wart the pa Ain el tbi Olds.
hassti.i- &heed to noel*
the twat spuds, al has leiniess the iportiek Be them
eo.d It! ships& the slam pubs*,
_was ott is good
at lbe time the *Win fret bed her phoed in
hie hawk still do improved radar his ears, sad if the
sparsest bad bees fairly carded set, sod the had been
joisioasly mitered to coated with ambush ef bar we
dam, the de doubt, have wan wird of them
Maims, sad bras awry • mem of profit to the plaistin, and
the Jury would foss their owa estimate of tie smooth of
damages to which be was entitled.
The learned jidge haring rammed up, the jury retired
to deliberate. Is a short time they Monied into apart, and
pro a verdict for tho plaintiff —damps, essthalidng.

OXFORD CIRCUTF.--OLoveurnu, Aram 6.
(Bofors Mr. JosMu Orompaos.)
001131117 T O. PALIIMI MID 11013411D.-11114C11 01 PROM=
OF MANZIAG/1.
TN[ vu on action bregqngbt by Mr. Corbett, dark to the
Worcutonliiii and BtafrorTdlMaa Canal Otavyarry, agairt
Mn. Palmer sad bar ►arbad for brace of paosiw of
marriage•

F►xasAovrnaT AT MB 8110111.00 RlVlMW.ew-
iliesecs ea isquart woe Mil et VW as=
us the body of May Dm; arsia
=led irjorke sateied tram
doors by the hose of Captain Cowper, =st of tio
tfilk Middlesex (Oeettel Loudon) Ride Bears cs the us
macs of the review oe Hood.. The beshead tithed,-
ceased said he wee a billiard siarbar. lie kat raw dusessi
alive at II dead is the Orifellgys Fee ears yam
bee heel% bed bees hed, sad he wag not le .the
eat framostly. Tom
to harm( sem Qaptelawitry:eal=.
after ism' the Level.
said his hone took fright through the hood Tr. 44:tridZ
of (Foresters) muds own thee they ought to kers
Tie Ivry Massed a verdict ei "Acestiootal Dee",
maul goatee Omits amps hem say blouse widower.
It was annoansed that a solicartpties would be at ore est
on loot mama the glegaben of the corps for the deceemore
husband—On 11ooda7 afternoon, Primes George
wl4l,wwleld to the hospital (where he io 04111 lyig) sellk
bonne kg, calmed by Wiese deem wises, with big wer
hie bad attempted to double. Privets James Poxollai
name corps, the Seth Middlesex (London Irish) Ella. is she
ea
in-pataist his whiskers being beret Of, sad also his bee*
fees, sad km isiered, through some ours patting a lighted
time logo seem geopowder on the ground. During the
review, Ass Awn= had ler one broken, aad wu conveyed
to the hospital
8110CAtitil oCol7llllleCil —Yesterday morning an
is lest was held ea Monehreend. teleirealmeek i re, epos the
hadyet Hoary Masa. bison Mr:Ompeep, postmen The
daesisaci set bighead' ill.Weamailay hat in • shoe
merry
Blemaserol. • cart false( upon kiwi from a height of 100
feet, Os the shames of Wedecoday, Yr. Joseph Weisner
(tie primer) ewe at liameserel wish hie poey sad est,
sad sagooredieemicated. Whoa et the tep et the lain.
mar the quarry, he took the Eros the mu sad
the vase's dens the epee the mason
TM .Mt fall apse the bask of the desmod, sad
is sem ethwesede di Gees. Haeoptca, politicos,
Mated that the primerd. come/kr.
te his by. Stannic* gad
ached tog a gime et ale. He did me mime
that Vim the seams for limier. He tali
time Mot he had threes his cart over tie
Cirlate the pit. Polieegesposat Bower* aid
We• 1/1/1, ea the Sty la emoiso ealloOng about
lie Wehater ramie sadly abaft He
beaded lie, sad primer " I see PM eosin tr7grir;
wage yip ;" tad sided, "1 timid Wok s moo me do as
is lima with Ws ova propeoly-11 is sty ewe sort, sod I
W. bra, Prisms also mid, "Hid sot Wend Is
lustsad H I did on I ass wry sump dealt ; has
ale apTee e whether I gm sight or Join Wert* the high
MGM, Y rig* is I bsegit ray mem= of Seeateenvi,
sad phi for 14." Prima dmic. Tile jeWy i•••
*Mid • mild elaoie splint lie mileme, Mee
we oessittall tor trial Mae mobs
tea without dolour on our the lea pro.
sobs to thortosor Mesa Yams as le
usual kids. Ilif•MINWII Tee lo eaceloored Morelos slows
deed MM. Nil la psi* by UN egosissiAdrertioseak I

. at oar returned • verdict of Guilty salami
Clerk
TM likoorder ematencod Fletcher to Se, mid Clark to
twelve, oaredar months' imprionmart, with heed labour.
Oliver Groat 23, bookbinder, was Mired for stealing a
brooch, slue 15e., the property of Mazy Ann Clarke, time
bee pesos.
ILL J. E. Palmer conducted the prosecution ; and Mr.
Itithan eds.& the prisoner.
It appeared from the widens that abort 3 &dock ea ,
the afternoon of Saturday, the 7th Mara kat, just after the
royal peccaries bad passed, the promeentrix, earespeaied
by • young medical student, named Jeffreys, were meths'
Lizedoe-bridge, sod had just reached the city side, sp.
peemisig Lig when she felt ems ends
es list over her boulder seasack, and es haft
nerd she usher roach, by which her shawl bed Imp
Wks& in the beads of the premer, who im
pima it ha hatband. The prisms wen, however= 1
by Mr. Jeffreys and demised until the snivel of e'ear
seentable, to whoa the primmer was era its
This teoltroony wee acrobat. by Mr. Jeffers sad ape
silly by • witness sawed Mellor, • Il.Pflinallem
who deposed that he raw the preemie the mode-
skit and her friend, end that he derielly the
prisoner place his kit as resod the yams lady's ledt
shoulder, and take her brooch.
This wiles= woodgidly ercessamined by ILL !tibias, aril
derall that he bid err bre in teeth& to Obi oevatry, but
mideted Set be bed bees three digs is prim as • deserter
In ki 'ewe emetry (Germany). He also dented that he bed
offal we the parodies dm to go eat rd the way V he wee
prises el 31.; cm the contrary Said he bed been offered
'a leis plied friends of the wener °SS the eourt, bet
'be bed that be meld feeti do such • thing, even If It
was to move hie own brother. The wines ether bsi.g es
frank& with sr seed Darts persevered in
AM be bed rind to go away if he were paid the anaduin
Xt. Reis addressed the )cry ea beheld of the press
end urged upon the jury net to whit we the prisoner
the commacrenees of web( that right have been
done by Injudicious frinede, but to deal with
the are epee the facts disclosed, lie should show that
the primer bore au excellent cheerier se • remedy, beset,
and indoeheiers young man and he amid surly we that
Mr rester se offending • wields to the notion that be
would be ray of ea act which wee that d • peadied
thief.
The mite Barton se then monk and depend that be
heard the wits= say that if he pet the money he would ma
cot of the way so as not to appear so a wtlnea Mellor
added that ova his evidence it would depend whether the
prisoner had two or see yeses, or nothing.
Mn. Burton gave similar erases se eke did • Ms
Manistee ; but on cramersediseree by Mr. Palmer, it was
elicited that they all lived la the EMS beer, and wan
friends of the Frost
liserel highly empeelible Mimeos fooloilag Ifs.
mottimoonsfori to** lioklaindard Sweaty). klr.S (se-
=of the Loudon Bookbinders' Trade Hem& '-ty),
. Sizeable ffe whose employ the primer had bees
for the last 34 you., wen Gaffed, and gas the prisoner the
ter al chant...
At the reser el Mr. Palmer the Osetet Seed Brad-
etnet, lase CYy plako-1110•1116bie Wile was to the ere, sad
who Std that be had gems the Misr Milky boost as the
dey by three mm, who were not about the coast
Car,n red Oct he overheard theta reeks offers to Mellor,
sad la comannews he (the sat) bed eedeted them away.
The Booordor eneweed up the Sees with great
edenteness, and the jury, after • bred de/berates kb-
: fared that from the good: cheerier the prisoner had re-
oad_z_.ed,l_aff gave the prisoner the barb of the doubt they
sod would say that he wee Nor Guitar.
rp=larke, 42, labourer, was Wired for steeling two
=re esp,
Mathewsand two books, value 21., the property el
The ciemestmese of this case were extremely simple.
The primer was sem by William Auger, aa active Miner
of the la division of maespoliten polls leaving the gate
leading to the redder* of the prosecutor, in Blackheath-
park, earrying • bridle, and on observing the officer the
prisoner threw down the bundle, and proceeded along the
road, but was followed and brought tack, when the boodle
was found to contain the ,srty mentioned in the indict-
/ma% eed which wee preen& to have been ere in the pro-
sodies hall not dye minutes before the prism was
Imeseili
The jray without hesitation returned • verdict of Ouil.,
end the primer (not being known) whe sentenced to S
month/ imprisonswt with bard /abort
wed Jives Pothiscrion, a yams then apparently in
debate heath, was indicted for Selig, ea the 31st March,
a mild SS end terest,_the properlay of Thomas Marimba
Yrs lie Sirs el Dal. Gas at be City detectives, it
Lii=list d infosation ranked from
in eennemewee
enter, who im the peep..et of the Bey. Mall
Chooli•Totrs, Nothstreet, Otty, he plecealliimild, on the
id Soak. is • prides ha seek the bikers of
the • perember as the third Geer et his home.
He had previously seen • seethed emersign and
sir method silver plead en the thenigalehie tithe bed-
fast.. After watai estil Newt • apse. past nine at
rib bass the prices ewer boot the etoh bed.
MIMI. end, after robes esitheenly round, enter that
filiansecutor. The pas. wee without his thole, and
hie tremors on. The prisoner in a few amp&
mime wet spin, and rests* his owe bedroom. into
mita the wises followed his, end sew he bad something
hie heed ; ups which be Sal I. hi., " I want the
friary you has Ws from the iodised's bedroom." He
replied, " Here it is," and at the mew tire heeded to himtiimmrked sovereign wed one of the reeked addible& The
thee asked IS what be lied des with the gold
lean end leskat which the proses/es had look He
et bet dared ell knowledge el thaw Seals but
ethenmently the priest Mated tlar le bed palmed
the keret far Ilk le blinks sad the gold sire at • pas-
beeir's in Gray's
-re-Les. At theme Moms the chain sad
bob* which had beau stoke from the moseoutor's bedroom
as the 31st March wore found, sad SWAM by him sow ea
WlTC°parlours psi in • writhes dies, is which be stated
that heir his eitnatiou shag ban attack of pleurisy, and
had been fee the last them months eat al employmene,
end bed been mimed to the greater diStnIML He new the
=y lyieg cm the promestre's table, sod being is the
driers the terepists was peat aid be regretted
to my that be had fallen. He threw Menai, apes the
merey of the mart.
The Bev. Benjamin Price, • etional Lwow. wee
called, and spoke to the eeepty ef the
family, but knew nothing of the primmest for the =
yeas
it=ery at see reireed • noir of Guilty, and the
seatemed the prisoner to le kept to hard Laker
isZohare Hoer of Commits for eight Seeds s month
ffweeney end Nom Am Nur, two ill. looking
young females, were indicted for Ukase* wounding as
the heed Mazy Ann Forrester with intent to do her grievous
bodily harm.

Mr. Serjeent Pigott and Mr. Brown wen ensued far the
plaintiff ; and Mr. Huddloston, Q.C., and Mr. Powell for
the defendants.
Mr. Serjeant Pigott, in opening the nee, Mated
that lotions of this deeeripeno, by mm spinet women,
were seldom bronght, but this was a peeper one for •
jury. Plaintiff was in the employ of the Wen:ester-
shire and Staffordshire Canal Company, and was
stationed on the anal at Coolish Hill, where his
father also was agent for the same comprmy. Datagiant,
Wm Ulmer (at that tine Kim Chandler), wee the doghter
at a farmer living in the same seighboarboad, and there
could be no doubt from the lotion which be read that an
engagement had been made between them. Sateequeatly,
mending to plaintiffs case, Miss Chandler found a richer
lover in Mr. Palmer, and gave plaintiff up. ?here was Male
light of fancy in the letters. The lady, in the latter part
of the correspondesee, laid much drew on the " over.
ruling of Providence" as an argument for laming off the
match and she said the engagement was grieving those
nearest her, and she feared it caused him (the plaintiff)
prey sushappy boars. She therefore asked to have her
likeness and letters returned. To this *lntlff wrote on
the 4th Austin, commencing, "After two yam and
three months' consepoodeace this n your osnaln.
non;" and asked to have an interview, as he would not
be trodden under foot, adding, "Mind. r,, not said you are
free, nor eau 1. I consider lam injured ft my benepotal
Minna and cannot be treated in this way. Yea air me if
yea are free ? I answer, ' Yea are not.' " The rejoinder to
this letter was lost, bat oa the 12th August *MOM' again
mote, "You ask fed your letters; know they are in my
ponmesnion and will rennin."
The letters wags pat in ad read. The lady's last was
written in October, and in November she married her hus-
band, Mr. Palmer, of Kernyley-court, near Rom.
Mrs. Pitchford, plaintiff's Meter, yea called to prove the
infancy hotness the plaintiff and Kim Chandler, who
worn 213 yawn of sgra. Bic mid that Mies Chandler had
atobam to her of the engagement, but admitted, In mea-
-1 egamizatice, that the engagement was never spoken of in
, the ee of Mrs. Palmer's father.
L _ . Pitchford, husband of the lanwitneas, said that the
/ phonier@ salary was about SOL a year, bat he bad been
. reseed a Letter appointment in litaffereishins.
Aaother witness was celled, and said she wee Prwasat at
Mr. sad Mrs. Palmer's marriage, on the 30th. November.
L Mts. Palmer had spoken to her of the t with
, plslatiff, and said it was in opposition to wish of her
Mr. if uddleston lad11111111(1 the j Ha said be amid
understand a woman ming for breath of peonies of mgr-
. riga, bat in • man it was despicable, be having suffered
I, soiling for which money could compessate Lim. In this
case • farthing damages would be suffeiest.
, The Judge said it was a clear case of jilting. The jmy
1, most estimate the damage plaintiff bad sustained.
/ The jury, after a quarter of an hour's deliberation, gave
a verdict for plaintiff—damages 201,

TV!: EXITESS, WEDNESDAY EVAPIANG, .APRIL 8,186*.

Mr. fickle preasseitid, an, tbe- cifournstanees of the ease
were them Pr proeeoatali, • decent-looking married
woman, ea the of the 12th Mareb Lat. was pro.
needing along Towered/est, City, in company with a female
Mead, when the prisms, Mee rushed out of the Queen's
Head public-house, sad conducted herself with such inde-
cency to • soldier the prosecutrix remarked " that she
was more like • bar= than a woman ;" upon which
the prisoner Mos struck her, and called out Sweeny
to her salaams. The two prhocats dragged the prosecotriz
into the public-hoess, whoa they threw her down, and whale
Sweeny held her dorms, the other prisoner Shea ;tabbed her
with • knife three times in the bead. The promoutrix 60
ass= inssysible and was removed to the hospital =rend
with blood, sad it was then found the blood Sowed from
three punctured wouods in the head.
The jury toned the prisoners Guilly of =lawfully
wounding, and they were severally sentenced to he impel-
soned for the term at eight calendar months with hard
labour.

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NEW COURT.
Meta, Thanes Obaselisni. Q.C., Common Serjeast.)
The greater part of the day in this court was occupied ia
disposing of the remainder of the Mint main.
John Squires pleaded guilty to an indictment for felo-
niously uttering • forged cheque for RC, with intent to

Mr. Sleigh promoted, sad Mr. Peter defended.
The facts of this elm were of a peculiarly painful nature.
The prisoner is the see of • pianoforte Raker in the Oaledo-
nian.road, who bad an account at the Union Bank, and the
prisoner, who is of weak intellect, bad been induced by
some profligate acquentaace• to p the cheque in quer
Con, which one of them had filled upm in his father's name.
The priSOOOT was sentenced to six mouths' imprisonment.
Moroon pleaded guilty to an indsctment for stealing a
hale of silk, valued at 201., the property of Messrs. allot
and Morrison.

Sleigh prosecuted and Mr. Pater defended.
It appeared that the prisoner, who lea youth about 18
years of ego, went te the warehouse of the prosecutors and
took up the roD of silk is question, and was walking away
with it when be was taken into ensloody.
An uncle of the *mar mid that the prisoner had been
leading an extravagant life, and bad 'written to his father
in the country for money. He (the uncle) had informed his
father of thelle he was leading, and the prisoner, oat of re-
venge, had committed the act in order to bring himself and
neck into disgrace.

Sentence 18 months' imprisonment.
Hairy Wilms, 22, labourer, was indicted for &Alio& fire
to • steak of oats, the property of Richard Booth Smith.
Mr. Poland sad Mr. Orfte promested.
, It appeared that epos the manias of the 12tla of March,
' about two the primmer wtopped • lereosetable at Pad-
' dingten, sod told him &WU had set thy to the stacks of
Mr. Smith, of Mini:atm The prisoner had that day dis-
charged himself tram the Edmonton 17sica, where he had
been far 18 months, sad previonely to his quitting had told
witoma to look out that sight about one and be would see
• Are as old Smith's. The witness he awake at the time
looked out, and my • fire in the dieeetioa of the presses.
toe's farm.
The peaseeator staled that about the hour mentioned
three were totally destroyed by fire. Their value
wae.7IXX

The foreman to the prosecutor stated that wises be was
going towards the burning risks he meta OM who
aembiod the prisoner coming from the ire.
The primmer, in his defames, merely mid that he vii as
outcast and wanted to get oat of the union.
The jury found him
The Oominou BerPiant orstemod the primmer to six
peen' peed nerritude.
Mark Walker, 19, clerk, and Euaeae CrY, pleaded gas]
to stealing a quantity of stamps of Edward Brett* t►eir
mem.
Mr. Palmed Fomented, at Mr. Krmp defended.
via deferred.

THE POLICE COURTS.

Mere Willsoff, • coal mid corn merchant, tarrying on
business at a pines called Yew Tem Farm, Harpenden, I
in &set now a bankrupt, appeared before the Lord Mayor
yesterday in answer to a sammoes taken out by Jamee
Summer, Smith, credited soignee, than* him with I
baying, between the 11th Avast sad the 16th September, I
1862—thole name dues being within three maths of his
fling his petition fee adjudication of bankrapliey—aelaw-
fully and under false colour and mime ef carrying on
130311)0111 and dealing in the ordinary mares el trade, ob-
tained on credit from Meows Smith seed Smith a quantity
of eons and bepns, together of the value of 258!.. with in-
tent to defraud, oontrary to the Bankruptcy Act 1861, sec.
221. article 10.
Mr. Reed, lesseiter, appeared to premiente on behalf of
Ilse tinigen and Mr. Poised, instreeted by Mr. Marlin,
attended on behalf of the defendant.
Mr. Reed, in opening the owe, gave a brief narrative of
the faced, from which it appeared that the primmer had
been carrying an the hominess of a earn and cod merchant at
Harpenden, and on the 16th Oct. he was adjudicated bank-
rupt, his debts amounting to 3,36111., ei which 26164 was
to unsecured crediton, the rest. 7514, was • debt due to hie
banken, on whom he had overdraws his amount, and to
whom be had given some sort of esserity. It appeared
that the goods which he had obtaised within
three months of his being adjudicated bankrupt he imme-
diately reinvoieed to mambos of his own family, under the
=cefor which there did nos at present appear to be say
Ptien, that.he was indebted to thawed the goods were
sever paid for, and did not at present I. the saints.
Between the 16th Anted and the 9th her over
1,000/. in gocds or limey had gone into their pmeemion,why
or from what consideration the soignee, from thy boob; or
wen belonging to the primate, bed been male to dis-
sever ; but the books showed that all the tressections with
the defendant's brother were said oo the 16th Sep-
tember, 1862. There was so doubt from the books that
be handed over to his brother shortly before his bank.
rupthy 1504, which he had oblained, and the only mg-
=that meld be made was that he was indebted to his
to that extent It also seemed that he bad handed
over to his father some goods to the amount of 2801. imme-
diately after he had ebletheed them, but from inspection of
the defendant's bookiithere did net appear any Mee to
either his father or his brother. It also appeared that he
removed to his uncle geode te the amount of 116 k as soon
as he remised them, m kith ems ia September UM, although
Sines J 1861, theme did sal appear by the beaks that
there had say trtheeetioes -betimes the defendant
sad his uncle. Mr. Reed remarked that whether
the defendant were indebted to his relations or
sot, he must have known very well that he was
not jastiffed to obtaining geeds on alltam and
immediately hand* Ile geode se obtained ever to in
t of those debts, at the sum time knowing he was
opaMsdy involved. As for the prionser's poeitioa, it are
hie papers and books that as far back se July.
Med dle priseoer was behind the world to the admit of
1,089/., and, instead of sioppiut, by had carried on his
liminess and obtained goods, and mate them over imme-
diately to his friends, until his credit was exhausted, when
he petitions himself to be adjudicated • bankrupt. Mr.
Reed mid he bad wend letters which were amongst the
defendant's papers, and which were directed to him,
from different merchants, pawing him for payment
of their accounts. These letters were dared between
July and Sepeember, 1861. It also appeared hem
the defendant's books that hie average nominees
until within two months of his bankruptcy, were to the ex-
tent of 266/. pa month, bat during the led two months
previous to his tiling his petition his purchases increased to
the extent of 1,0001. per mesa, sot one shilling of which
had ever been paid, sad, a. far as could be traced, the goods
had all gone to his mistime. fir. Reed submitted that if
these facts were proved there would be railliient to commit
the prisoner fort eV. it was plain that he had been ob-
taining goods under preteooe of carrying cubist:ads, and
handing them to his time for the purpose of making a
wee for himself, that sot bales a disposal of the goods in
the ordinary way of Mids.
Alter other evideseoe had bees heard the promedisge were
adjourned, the defendant Wag admitted to bail, himself and
one surety in 2501.
GUILDHALL.

Mr. Ircirey, thempirietor of the Ram Inn in Smithfield,
sod shoo of a sla tar-house in the yard attached to the
inn, was summon before Mr. Alderman Abbiss for unlaw-
fully allowing offal, emulator of the blood of animals
slwetered, to remain on the premises beyond the hour
flood for its removal under the regulations of the Commis-
sioners of Sewers.
Mr. Woodall, from the office of the solicitor to the Com-
missioners of Sewers, attended for the prosecution, and Mr.
Oman for the defence.
Mr. Wilde, one of the sanitary inspectors of the City
of London, deposed to the main fact, of the blood being
on the premises after the prescribed boar, which wee not dis-
puted, and said that the defendant's slaughter-house was
the most uncleanly and the worst managed in the City of
London. This was not the first time Mr. Fakey bad been
rammosed.
Mr. Cann (Snood and Cann) mad that as the defendant
slaughtered se many as a thousand 'Maids every week, it
wee DOI pondble to limp the place as clean es the inspector
dedred. It wee the fault of the contactor who purchased
the blood that it was not removed at the proper time,
as the defendant had it all placed is tube ready
for removal when the inspector saw it. It wee
quite tree that Mr. Fairy had beat summoned by the
Commissioners of Sewers on a former cuession. but in con-
sequence of the circumstanote attending that ease, the
defesidaot being engaged in making out a cam against the
corporation for compensation, no fine was imposed, and be
tressed the same liberal view would he taken of the present
complaint, particularly as the corporation bad taken Mr.
Fake 's premium, which would soon be pulled down.
Al Abram mid he maid not disregard the evidence
with regard to the general uncleanly state of the slaughter.
boom, and as this was not the first complaint be should Eno
the defendant 405., and in the meet of his sot heeling suffi-
idiot goods to distrath up= be would have to go to prison
for fourteen days.
WANDSWORTH.
Among the night charges brought before Mr. Ingham,
the presiding magistrate, wee one in whisk Edward POittr,
• coal porter, was taken in eurtody by Police-constable
Hayseed, of the V Divides, for riotous sad disorderly con-
duct, in the Alma Tavern, Wandurceth.
After hearing the CON.
Mr. Ingham enpnrei an opinion that the prisoner had
been money takes late eastedy, es the polies had no power
to take pampas into custody for disorderly conduct inside
publia-bovssa.

Sergeant Dudley, who took the charge, referred his
worship to the "gime& regulation,, Instructions, and
orders for the guereniest and gottatoe of the
lam police force, honed by the commissioners, 1:::=
they stated that "the poboe are to enter • public-house or
refreshment house in the execution of their duty, and Ili
directed io the following 0•114110 The second satiate stated
that • constable is to take into custody may per in •
house whom he shall find creating • breach of tbe peace, or
being drunk, hr. The sergeant added that there was an
impression among publicans and others that the police were
empowered to take persons into custody inside their houses
for disorderly conduct.
Mr. Ingham mid he wee aware that there was an
impression of that kind, es soma Nees had been brought
before him ; but he could find no authority for the police
to take persons into custody inside • pubbc-honse for mere
disorderly conduct. If the constable saw an assault com-
mitted or' the disorderly conduct was renewed outside,
then be could take the parties into eastady. By the 23rd
and 24th Victoria constable' were empowered to assist in
expelling drunken persons from a house if required.
Sergeant Dudley said the prisoner's companions very
much maltreated the coastable, avid damaged his oviform.
Mr. Ingham said the prisoner was not to lawful custody,
and be bads right to resist being taken to the statics. He
thought the sergeant should call the attention of the nom.
missionen to the order in their regulations. and point oat
to them that he could sot and any authority for it Some
serious consequences might arise, and if death were to
MEN he could not tell what the result would be.
The prisoner wan this discharged.