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a mask hall is Aiming* sad be might Wok himself very
lock? is 'Maas off so easily.
TM deleodast was then discharged.
The Lied Mayor re Imam; the bomb mid—Au this was
WO last lime he should tako his seat then as Lord Mayor,
be bowled to Tatum hie thoska to the °aide for the
rod arks they bad gives hint which had enabled him to
bidder the law correctly, and be shoo begged to my that
the reports of the proceedings is the court had Mem giros
with the greatest oomeoiaose sad fidelity duriai hie year
of offiss

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BOW-STREET.
gist ATTIMPTID MUZDZB IN COVES? 0111D111.
lames Murphy was brought up on reamed before Mr.
Flowers charged with cattiest mid wonading Mary Anne
jeuaiags with latest to murder her.
Mr. Lewis, jun., of Ely-place, appeared fee Ike proems.
oil, and Mr. Abrams, from the Mlle. of Mr. °matey, for
the &team
Mr. Lewis—Sir, lam instructed by the family of Mks
Janina to prcercute the primer at the bar es the charge
of attempting to murder that young lady. I regret to say
that store the last examination there is very little if any
bnproveineet in her state, and I hold in my hand a certifi-
cate from Dr. Trams. the awake' officer at Charimparose
Boapital, audio( teas Mims Mary Anne housings is not
is a fit state to appear at the policmeourt to-day.
Indeed I am afraid that she will warmly be
sefliciently recovered to appear at the expiration
el mother week, if ever (as is posidblei, she our.
rives the iejuries she has received. Under these
eireumatuboes I mod ask you, sir, to remand the prisoner
sander west, as lam aware you have not the power to
do so for more than eight days.
Mr. Abrams—Sir, oa behalf of the prisoner Ism bound to
pay that unquestionably another remand is mosesery,
*Nigh the certificate is somewhat vaguely worded, and it
am not set forth those details which Mr. Lewis has stated.
lam very sorry the yang lady is not able to be reenlist, but
I mmestiy hops there is no ground for apprehendiog
had result.
Mr. Flowers—At all events the prisoner will not be in.
Jared by m remand. To proceed with it mow would not
chance him at all.
Mr. Abrams—Certainly sot, and I am sot objecting to a

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NURSERY.

We (Record) are told that some of the canons of Ls:
Weetmiester assisted with their own bands in filling up the et.
grave of Lord Palmeretoo with mingled obarco.il and sand.
It is oleo said that the diamond and gold thus thrown in as
by Mr. Suliven were peeviondy removed is order to ole
viate the risk of the violation of the grave.
Sir Edward Oust writes to the Times, contend- 10
lee
leg that, although he was in the chair as magistrate when Le,,
the man who, it is alleged, bad stoles his dog was son- It
fenced, the act was " purely ministerial," and the offence et
wee rather spinet public moeality than any private is jury.
"As soon, however," he says, "as I read the report in the
Liverpool papers I communicated it to the Secretary of gt.
State, and Sir George Grey discharged James Wiastanley
~t 1;
from Ouster Castle, at the request of the committing
magiatrabse and myself, in order that so ground for the it.
animadversions of the newspapers should remain that might fi
mislead the public, and not from the slightest apprehesaion
for the stability of the commitment." Upon this the Tines tote
remarks :—" James Winstanley was either rightfully or sk
wrongfully committed. If rightfully, why was he die Li
-
aimed ? If wrongfully, why was he ever ommaitted?
We assent suppose Sir George Grey to have been influenced is
by that fear of the 'animadversions of the newspapers'
which, on their own shoeing, bad each an effect on Sir E. al
Oust and the committing =Parana" St
A meeting of the National Reform Union, in aid to
of the emus of parliamentary reform. we. held in the upper ro
assembly room of the Free-bade Hall, Manchester, last se
sight, and was well attended. Mr. George Wilson pre.
sided. The resolutions were in accordance with the purpose ge,
of the meeting, sod the speakers in their addresses referred cc.
to the coming parliamentary session as a test of the sound- *
sees of the new c whist on the reform gantlet.
The new judge, Mr. Lush, is a Dorsetshire man, Ii
having been boys at Shaftesbury, in that county, in 1807. to
He married the daughter of the Rev. Mr. Woollacott, a se
Leedom baptist minister. it
The mayor and corporation of Southampton at- g
tended St. Michael's Church on Sunday morning. Among
the congregation was a gentleman droned in Indise coo el
tame with his head covered. This was Sir Manookjee te
Ouresejee, who is a rigid Panes. He gave a handsome tt
sum to the collection that was made at the conclusion of el
the sermon.
A company is forming in Devizes, in Wiltshire, ti
to supply that town with water. A spring near the town 144
is said to have been disoovered, from which the supply will It
be <Asnieres]. It rs enemata& that tee eompeo, .01 to
to Dell water to the inhabitasta at the rate of 25 pikes •
for ld.
The reports of the Greenland whale fishery, "
which continue to be received in Dundee, are of the most
satisfactory character. Several of the vessels previously
reported "clean," are now stated to have caught fish, and
some of the ships are surly fall.
Another incendiary stack-yard fire occurred yes-
terday morning, at Barton-hill, about an mike from Zane.
on the border of the Welds. Six valuable stacks, five of
them being wheat, the property of Mr. John Freer, were
destroyed.
It appears that there is a balance of 28,7511.
199. 3d. to be returned to the subscribers to the Sheffield
Flood Relief Feed. The total amount subscribed by the
public for the relief of the sufferers was 52,0141. 19s. Bd.,
and it is instanced as a remarkable fact that every peony
promised wee paid.
Among the passengers by the mail packet Oneida,
which has just arrived from Rio Janeiro, was General
Webb, the United States minister at the Brazilian court.
' ADVANCE IN TEL PRICE or TlN.—MeSerb. S. I.
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SERIOUS FIRER ON GUY FAWKES NIOSIT.—An Soots and Co.'s circular states that the price of English tin
ahresite fire happened early this (Tuesday) moraine in the was yesterday advanced 31. per ton. Present prices : P.e-
al ud colour warehouse of Mr. West, situate No. 67, Car- Sued blink. 1031, and common block, 1001. per toe-
biz-road, Shoreditch. During its progress several fearful tyo' VERNMENT INSURANCE AND ANNUITILS.—
=Owlet:is took place, which blew the window-shutters and The following adieusl post-offices will be open on and
ems into the street, and the flames then shot completel-
.
y after the 6th November for the receipt of proposals for
over the carriage road The premiss and their
the insurance of lives or the purchase of government an-
mallets were entirely destroyed. The origin of nuities, under the Act 27 and 28 Viet, esp. 43 ; and for the
Ike fire is unknown. The property was insured. receipt of the premiums becoming due to the Postmaster-
A large fire also occurred en the promisee of Mr. Wallet. General, from time to time, under contracts for the inser-
t/se Foresters' Arms, Windmill-street, Graveseod. The awe of lives or the purchase of government annuities, and
penises of Mr. Wallis and the contents were destroyed, for the payment of any sums which shall become payable
sad those adjoining, belonging to Mr. Seise a printer, by the Postmaster-General, under the said contracts:—
partially consumed. The loss, amounting to about 1.1001.. Berkeley. Bridlington Quay (Hull). Caerleoo (Newport,
will fall oo the Norwich Union Fire-office. A large fire Mon.), Isgateatone, Ringsbridge Llanelly, Llangollen,
happened at the Four Arches, Deptford, fitted up as a Newohare, Rhayader, RiekmenewOrth ( Watford). Royston,
*aging saloon and wine-cellars. belonging to Mr. James Huibin (Flint), St. Columb (Bothnia), Selfish (Plymouth).
Miller. The damage, which is over 1,0001., will fall upon settle, Sevenoaks, Skipton, Smith Petherton (Ilminster),
the Commercial Union Fire-office. Stevenage, Stone, Stowmerket, Meltwater, Tarporley. Ten-
A LADY BURNED TO DEATH.—HILLSBOROUGH, terden (Stepleburst), Theme, Uppingham, Uxbridge.
Nov. 4.—This morning Mrs. Mani, wife of the Van. Wells (Norfolk), Woburn (Beds). These offices will be open
Walter B. Mint, Archdeacon of Down, died from the for such purposes during the hours appointed for the trans.
effects of very burns. The facts are very brief. On action of mousy order business. A handbill containing the
Friday evening Archdeacon Mast left the deceased reading principal rules of the Government Insurance and Annuity-
• newepaper in the drawing-room of the arcbdeaeonry by the office, end of the Poet-office Saviogs Banks has been
light of a candle, and went to an Orange meeting in the printed for gratuitous distribution. and copies may be
Downehire Arms Motel, at which he took the cbair. Between obtained at the above-named offices. Toe measure will,
Geed 7 o'clock one of tbe servants heard •cry for " Help" and from time to time, be extended to other poet-offices than
"Water" from the drawing-room. She ran upstairs, and met thou named above, and due notice will be given of such
demeaned, who was then quite enveloped in flame, and crying extensions. If application he made to any postmaster for
wildly as the lobby. She called another servant, who the extension of the measure to his office he will at once
brought some water, which was thrown on the suffering report the circumstance to the secretary.
lady. Archdeacon Meet was at once sent for. and io a WHAT "BLACKWOOD" SAYS LORD PALMERSTON
few minutes he arrived with Dr. Boyd. The flames were
WOULD RATS DONE.—The first of these occasions was
pet out, and Mrs. Mant was removed to bed. The case the Treat affair, on which it is now no longer a secret that
was at once pronounced fatal, and the utmost that Lord Palmerston made up hie own mind to go to war with
could he done was to apply loodyires to appease the awful the Federal States. He had borne with impatience the
infferiog which the poor lady endured. About 2 o'clock bullying and insoleoca of United America on many owe.
ibis morning she died in great agony. She wee conscious eons, aid sew, with the (durum of his earlier yeses, that
to the last. The cause of the accident is not distinctly I
to
the opportunity was at length offered of putting • stop to
*own. The candle was found on the bearthrog
this bullring in time corers. The Empemy of the Freoch,
toojectered that the deceased had fallen asleep ,and it is
and some- equally.sighted agreed with Lord Palmerston ; and
hew knocked the candle out of the candleetkk' esuli°g it lll there not been with him in the cabinet men to whom
bfall on her dress. The extent of the Imes may be I
the thought cd war under any oireurnatances is dreadful,
hr¢ioed from the fact that her underclothing Wes
S', elee. the message sent to Washington would have required a
y barer', and nervily a trace of hair was left on her I short and convoke' answer, because a fleet, equipped for
lead. It apparel.' Mrs. Meat had been in delicate health, aetios, would have escorted it to the month of the Chem.
lad hod just returned from Newcastle before her death. I
ent he; caused in the district a feeling of price Is the cabinet, however, there sat at that time,
The accid regret I net only Mr. Gleelatoee, Mr. Milner Gio4loo, and Mr.
M the loss of an amiable and charitable lady. and of ,
Villiers, but Sir George Cerement Lewis, the most subtle
sympathy with the venerable archdeacon in his sad ,of political renewers, the most pacific of ministers—one
bereevernent. Dates Ecening Mail. who weld never he brougb t to see that in the lives of
DEATH or MR.. DEPUTY LORKIN.—We have to nations, as in those of private persons, there are moments
meord the death of Mr. John Lorkio, Deputy of the Ward when, though it can never be bee:mime to do wrong for its
et aldarsgete, and tbe oldest member of the corporation of own sake, it is perfectly justifiable to anticipate others,
Leaden, which occurred at his residence in Alderson- . and to avert an injury meditated against ourselves by M-
ined ee Sandal Lot. The deceased gentlemen had fectiog it on them. We had, when the outrage on the
leaned the age of SS years, sod had for nearly 50 year. • Treat was committed, a long list of outrages to be accounted
Inmseeted the Ward of Aldersgate in the Court of Corn. for, We bad been cheated—for there is no other word for
eon Council. Besides being a deputy of the ward al the • the Ashburton treaty. The States claimed as their
time of his death, he was deputy.lientenant of the City of , own territory what they had in their petunias the clearest
london, a liveryman of the Bikers' Company, one of the (belonged to us; and as it to asp this outrage, the
City Cernmissionery of Sewers, a member of several corps- island of Be Juan, admitted to be ours up to the moment
We committee', and a corporation governor of St. Thomas's of its occupation by an American force, wee invaded and
gamine kept military poinseeion of. These, with other knee, but
Twe EaserßN FtatiEßlM—The herring rankled and festered,
fishery not therefore unimportant,
V been a good deal interrupted of late by stormy weather. end the Trent outrage prese'llTsuch an opportunity se
tense boat., however, have done well, as their catches bare could never be expected to occur 'gain for righting them
iodised 7., to en per 100. During the last few days the all by a proems which would have benefited the whole
weather has become more favourable. world. Had we struck thee, as Lord Pelmerstonwas
A LIBERAL gm:TOL—Dr. Close, the Dean of anxious that we Amid do, the Southern States would
Carlisle, has presented himself to the incumbency of St. have achieved their indepeeeleue, and become to us faithful
PerT4se ia that city, sod read
the
in on Sunday. He allies, as well as our very best customers. But a section
aim nominated as his manioc curate the Rev. William Petett, la the cabinet objected, Lord Palmerstoo give way, and we
Md., of Trinity College, Cambridge, fermerly carats of are, with the Fedends victorious, conducting, through Lord
St. Martin's, Birmingham. usigniog to him the whole Pro- Russell, one of the most vexatious, and we fear moat u auto,
Made of the living as his iocome, amounting to about 3001. correspondences that ever the minister of one power was
I par, in addition to the parsonage hour. A seemed earns called upon to conduct with the minister of 'nether.
still be provided by the Church Pastoral Aid Society. Beechnuts Magazine for November.

Tormentor
Blue Bell ...
Treasure Trove
12 ran.

HUNTERS STAKES. ;
Abbe., The Prisoner, Grey Mosso; King Alfred, la
Bsigherm, and Lemon Drop are hire. la
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FLYING HANDICAP. ■
Questa of Trumps. Troublesome, Gemme, Cloys, Wild 100
Thyme Persuasioa, Jol. Fiancee, Codesu, Skylark, Jane
Shaer, Ile Lion, Luoy Loom Zaca, Ruste3 Beauty, get
Orontes, law, Nukabeva, and Feet Lynn are here. gl
HANDICAP PLATE. ft
le
Goldylocks, Het 1016 ; Wild Thyme, Bst 21b ; Lapidlet,
7111016; Jane Shore, Tat 61b; Pegasus, 7ct 41b; The S.
Eland, let 41b; Contract, 7st ; Godmersbani, Gat 1211, ;
Convent, 6at 1111 c; Visa, Est 101 b ; Flare up, Get 61b; 04
Eisele. 6st ; Leamington f, tiet 41b; Profewir Atidersoo, N
Bet 1216 ; Madam Bosco, bet Sib ; Marian, Sat 81b. All ire
Isere.

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I,llWill—Theo, sir, will it 1,4) better to take the re-
mand fore week or for eight days?
Mr. Florters—l think we had better say eight days.
The prisoner was then reinserted.
OLERIEENW ELL.
DATUM 1011 DIRT AT A 0011112.880 P.

John 41kn, a respectable-looking yens( man, was
with stealing a silver watch, the property of Mr.
Tovell,id of New Nodelkotreet, Isliegton, ,offs* and
segagbosis•kesper.
Mr. John Leytaa, solicitor. appeared ma behalf of the
tr. On the evasive of Saturday, the Mk of October
,"allOut half-past 11 o'clock, the mimeos treat to the
promoter's shop for the purpose of having his supper, sad
was asked by the prosecutor to go into his tvate parloer,
the primmer being colder the Maumee of k, which he
did, sad was supplied with some mottos. After the pri-
soner had left the prosecutor parlour,e wateh, which was
hanging oho
a ned is the sad be thea gave
taformation to the police, mid the prisoner was appro.
heeded. Whea told the charge be said that be bad Dot
bed await& in his posesesion for yews, but his landlady said
ca the sight of the robbery she saw bins with a watch, end
the descriptioe she gave of it corresponded with the one the
prosecutor bad lost
Layton, having severely cross-examined the different
11iliSSISA without materially effecting their evidence, said
that the prisoner would plied guilty. Up to this period
the priemer had bore* se nooses ptionable character, and be
had several within's. in attendance to give the prisoner a
geed &greeter.
The prolocutor said he wished to recommend the prisoner
te men-y, and that bad the prisoner returned the watch on
the following day he should not have pressed the charge.
Mr. Rorke, mid that, had it not been for the good cha-
sed., the prisoner had received, he should have passed a
such severer sentaoto than the one he now did—viz., that
d three months' imprisonment with hard lakrar.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE STREETS.

Henrietta M'Kenzie., a yOlll4 woman living at 18, Churth-
street, Soho, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with at-
tempting to commit suicide by strangling herself with a
sleeking.
Nornslaike, 31 C, said that about half-past 2 that mora-
l' he saw the prisoner walking under the Colonnade in
Owltoe-strest, and just as she got to the cater she fell.
Rs moot up to ascertain the cause, sad found that she had
lied a stocking tightly round her neck and was palling each
ad of it and trying to strangle herself. With the assist-
awn of two other constables he got the stocking from her
seek, and on asking her why she did it the stated that she
ad been kept by a friend, and that he had left her.
Mr. Tyrwhitt asked whether the prisoner was sober, and
as constable said she was not.
The prisoner said dished taken a glass too much, but it
weld not occur again if his worship would forgive her.
Ss was not aware what she was doing at the time.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said be should like to discharge her, but it
mold not be safe to do so at present. He would remand
ber ftr a week, and be hoped she would listen to what wan
said to her where she was going.
WANDSWORTH.
THE RIVAL SIVELPS.
&Ow' Woolf.rd was summoned for a/manning John
Mon on the 26th ult.
The parties were rival chimpepoweepen, and en the day
lineation. while the complainant was sweeping a °him-
ney, the defendant rushed op behind him and pulled him

sway.
Mrs. Rebecca Rose, of St. John's-place, Battersea, mid
she ordered the complainant to sweep her chimney. The
defendant rushed into her room, tore down the complain-
ast's cloth at the fireplace. knocked over a kettle of boiling
water, also her table, gad her timepiece on the marital-
ielf bad a eanow escape of being broken. Be pulled the
meiplaisant end hie machine sway, and forcibly swept the
chimney himself.
Tha defendant mid his brother was ordered to sweep the
shimmy by a young }MAD in the shop, and he (the defen-
dant) did not come up until after the disturbance.
The complainant and his witness spoke positively to the
defendant. Mrs. Rose further said that both man rushed
ap her staircase together, and very much frightened bee.
Se bad employed the complainant for a number of years
to her chimneys.
Ka !Daimon fined the defendant 20s. and 2a. cost*, and
le default committed him to prison for 14 days herd labour.