The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-07 00:00:00

trpuesre obliged to return to the Isle of Wight Ho (the
• t) had oreelooked this interference hitt they OSIO
lido and threatened another
nuns his employ. He must
gtii:ssis.tosi to those threats or he d not go on with his
The applicant further stated that the men de-
etroyed his properly.
)M4 Dityaisti—How era you prove the ease! The mu
lave who Wok to the Isle of Wight.
yr. Hall—l can prove the case by other men.
Dayman—Very well: yen can have the summonses for
the wilful damar, mad for the intimidation of the workmen.
Air. Hen, having thanked the 'magistrate, end given the
required iaformation for the summonses,wiWdrew from the
Irma
TIII LLW SITWUN WONSIIIS LID MASTERS.
No, Cooper, a builder, of No. 2, Stockwell Private-road,
Lambeth, was summoned by Edward Pitts, a earpenter, for
rebels( to pay him 10s. for work done by him.
I'M defendant complained of the mane incompetency,
awl wished to deduct one hour from his wages for recti-
fyieg as error in his work.
Mr. Nyman said that if the defendant found the com-
gJsisast be could discharge him, but he must
pay him up to the time he worked. He had no right to
Woes the hour in the eye of the law. His proper remedy
es' to dialers. him sod pay him his wages.
Ordered to pay with N. wets.
GREENWICH.
THROWS:O • LAD INTO TIR THAMES.
gemx Henry Moodie, master 'avow, of Drummond-
ma. Bermudas', was brought op co a warrant &erred
with throwing George Smith, a grown lad, into the Thames,
free, a boat, whereby he endangered kis life.
From the complaissat's statement it appeared that
hip was revised by the defendant to assist in unloading
e.
the of timber at the entrance of the New Surrey Gook.
'Atha at dinner time, while sitting upon the gunwale of
a beat the defendant, who was in liquor., stepped into the
boat, took him tip by the lag with nee baud, and his breast
with the other, and threw him overboard ; and that bad it
net boa for three or four men in the boat, who pulled him
oat et the water, he mast have been drowsed.
John Assume, seaman on board a barque lying in the
:her, gave coofinnatory evidence as to what ocionrred, as
seen from his vessel. and caused some laughter in court by
'won that, although he saw the complainant in the water,
be neither lowered a heat to endeavour to save him nor
knew what beams of him, as at the moment "be was
pita below to get his dinner."
The defendant, in answer to the magistrate, admitted
that he was under the influence of liquor at the time, but
dared throwing the complainant overheard, saying that
his foot slipped, sad in cossequenos of complainant sitting
is 20 dangerous a position as on the gunwale he fell into the
water. He (defendant) thou assisted to get complainant
out of the water, and had complainant been heavier than
himself both must have been drowned.
Witnesses having been called on behalf of the defendant,
Mr. Mande said be was williog to believe that the de-
fondant bed no intention of drowning the oomplaisaati, bat
if the latter had lost his life he (defendant) would have
been 'pas his trial for manslaughter, became his mime-
duet in getting drunk, according to the 'videoa of his own
witnesses, had led to the complainant's falling into the
river. He should sow order the defendant to pay the coete
of the present proceedings, sad to Mid bail in the sum of
20L, and himself in double the amount, for his good be-
haviour for three month'.

SERIOUS FIRE AT CARDIFF.

In war=

CARDIFF, FamT EvniNal

A fire has broken out among the shipping at the
Dry Doehe, Cardiff. Assistasos has been telegraphed for to
tbs aresibbiaring lovas. The wind is rather nafavourable.

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once with the director,' ezpeetatiose, she alpsiod-
meat hie beenisresisstat Ind the matter olr alma"
is( tL serviees of *weir Milearle espree-_ Wes-
tiro. Although the siz months sadist- 30th Jame
Let °mist ter various resew, amossit them
the redaction in the prim of ea*" consequeot on the CIO.
Pfiell of hostilities a Ansertea,mid the loss of mope through
the ismedstione to Terkey—he emeliered to We beers
crib bs
favourable for the operations of tie sonsp••Y. 7•6 it
sees, from the profit and loos semenst. taxi, rms profits
for,tlikbalf year were 2.3,292.1. 19s. Bd.. w I'M 48331.
las. balms al last aerostat, scabies the director., after
payment of slimmest exposer, to propose that 969 i Be. be
written of prelininan explains, 2,0001. pat to the sawn
find. and 18,0791. le& Om a small mamas of rotate) car-
ried over to meet any looses which may result from the sae-
persona of payments by their spate at Smyrn.
Stephen Kahan and Anthony Fitter" which
the directive regret to anemone moored to Mae last.
The director duly despatched a representetne to Smyrna
to take charge of the branch, and to arrange ail outollandies
matters ; and fi inforontios revolved, they Lee emery
reason for believing that the losses will be mom than
covered by the sum now carried over ; bat until silo us is
• position to stets definitely the exact amoust of loss, they
corbisr it prudes.; to reesemeed to the provides*, the
amyl°, forward of the whole son, rather ibis &time •
divideod on the present occerdom The directors lore is
state, in conclusion. that cattalo arrangements am is view,
which, if completed. and the operatioss of the aompkay he
sot estirely confined the Tarkidt empire, moat materially
advance the intonate to
of the shareholders ; sod they have
Brill fall minden:a in the fatale prosperity of the assoje-
tion.
The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten-
dert; on the 12th ibid. for the hire of a ship to
carry pasiengvn to Adelaide, H.A.