The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS: THURSDAY _EVENING MABQU 23, 1865.

allowed to resume work. The endlerskiiig which
MMus. Lloyd and Foster muted M be aired
was conveyed to the unecil, who lorliall sP*
proved the document, acid signified that approval in •
written reply salmon to the firm who had soot to them ;
and at the request of the depatatioe wrote • sera letter
to Marrs. Lloyd sod Fader, in which they stated that they
het not sent any mar to Seen Staffordshire also, the 4th
of March, and that they still disooantensneed, and should
sootier to disometensocw and do their utmost to prevent,
any assistance whatever being seat by any member of the
mocistioe over which they peesided to the men on
strike io the northern division of Staffordshire. Farther,
that they bad resolved at the meeting a delegates on the
previous day that no moor should be voted for
fro A Staffordshire men either from the looal or
from tie astral funds. Of Mears. Lloyd sad Foster's m
rampant they raid not, therefore, bat approve, for it was
founded upon the vier sad eentiments which the executive
entertained, and, as far es they were able, outfaced.
The emigration *Lem* is being taken up very warmly by
the dinkier, sad mossy on that amount is being rat is to
the executive quite freely, the districts Ming upon the
suppetioe **the executive, sod moving it this matter with
all promptitude. It is treaded to orals greats of land in
Queensland, to seed out 50 or 100 families is every
oom pony,, by whom separate settlements it is proposed shall
be famed.
It is set propound that any action shall be taken upon
the communication from Gateshead
oat that there
shall be another meeting of national First, be-
cause the commuoicatioe was not f by an oxen-
ties, but by • district akar ; and nut, boars the
Brierly-hill execrive 'do not see that sufficient practical
good is likely to result from. snob • meeting sufh
aieet to compenette for its heavy expense. There can be
no doubt that the bonds of union hetwees the two reap
tires are by no moans tightly drawn just now.
The usual weekly meeting of the imemasters was held
sterday in front of the Swan Hotel in Wolverhampton.
There the masters were spin confronted by • larger num-
her of their operatives then assembled last week.
The committee of the boomesters' Association held a
meeting at the hotel. The committee considered it ad-
visable that the masters in North Staffordshire should see
the men le their district sad hew what their difficulty is,
and why they do sot go to work. It is sow proposed that •
few mestere should meet • number of me selected from
the genera body of the mu on strike. Al such a
meeting the mullets will show themselves pre-
pared to 001.101 to framable terms with the moo,
but there is r
emandreran to coracle that (
retuning
men should d se • neesestry to their
to work, that they should receive the wages for which they
struck, no masters will roods their if suchstruck,
should be the ceeditioes of a settlement which the North
Staffaedshre men impose, thee the masters see to mesas of
bringing alma a amnia* of the lochoot before the ores
are compelled to return to work, ether than those involved
in the introduction of nmenion men into North Stafford-
shire ; seed the committee an taking step to bring
Mont snob • orsolusion. They bad before them • pro-
position from • pare who prawn himself folly compe-
tent to cory It oat, whereby it is hoped that this result may
be matelot& The offer made to the committee was that
If be should be guaranteed protection the purer reeling the
I would open as oboe at Dudley Port, le South
grafredshin for the purpose of collecting together 500 re-
unionist maim reedy to go to work Is North Stafford-
shire at the furnace which the Ines en strike then decline
to work. It is -enteed that the required protection
bring base obtaind for all parties both in South sod
North Staffordshire, the required number of paddlers shall
be reedy to leave the south and 000201411106 work in the
nook of the county. After ample oonsideratioe
the committee determined to accept the offer ;
and a member of the committee, who is • deputy Denteeent
of Staffordshire, at mos, at behalf of the committee, pet
himself into ocensoneirtion wtth Mal of Lichfield, the
lord lieutenant of the minty, to obtain the seeded ceotes
tics. AN the day ekes there le • remser, treoea ee le •
member °Menge, who is supposed le be an " entherlq,"
giving next Saran week as the date al the coed
Wfan
of the lock-eat. The expectation, if et all estatetred, is
soppeored to be built epos the rooms of the scheme above
described for sending men to North Staffordilike. Mr.
Dada Rase, of Bull's-bridge works, is assessed as having
set on are of his mills this morsimg. The three blast
furnaces of Messrs. Repeal, on the other hand, have Mee
blown dove."

THE Lerwas-C•EarEeue Gaiwv•HEE&—Yestorday
evening a numerous meeting of letter carriers was held at
the school-room. No. HD, Aklengatenrest, to take ion
ommidaration the reply of the Postmener-Gemeral to the
lettercarriere' petitoo. Mr. Alfred Graves, of the earth-
western office, was unanimously called to the char. The
Chairman said that the reason for their being called to-
gether that night was that they bad received • oommunicia-
Mon from the Postmaster-Genial Ii reply to • polities
they had sot to his lordship. Os the 24th of November
they held • meeting at which • reseltdin was passed he the
effect that the new soak of reronawation was inedequato to
the neemeities of the interouriere, and that*, Peatmestsr-
Gemmel be pilbitiewed to great • more liberal sale of
according to lesgth of snook sad that the male shooed be
so regulated as to secure an anus' increase. That petition
was preseated in Jenny last, and shot • lapse al 70 day,
they had bees favoured with the following reply :—" lUe
Pootineeter-Gmeral, bans' had wader hie messideratioe the
memorial forwarded by the letter-canion I. density last,
dictate that they be informed that in his kolohim's °pintos
the we and emoluments of the letter-carrien afford them
a cnifficient remuneration, aid ooiwq tly that be is sot
prepared to Teepee the question wkich the recent decialea
ef the Treasury must be acesidered to line finny mottled."
The Makatea regretted that wash • biter had bee re-
turned by the Ponmener-Geaserd, for there was mot • slaw
in the goveromeet offices, ommideriag their &amid sod
abilities, that wield compare with the letthroarriere of
London, and yet by the mew anamseasent they mud be in
the service 16 peen before they could naive 255. per week. '
In order to make u? their incomes they bad to re-
sort to the despicable means of Christmas-bcaes. Halides.
when they suomeded in raising their salaries to 1001. • year
the superiors in the office were down upon them for the
income lax. Ho felt humiliated to think that be was
obliged to beg Christmas-bores to make up hie salary, for he
felt that the latter minion ought not to be placed ia that
position. Mr. Padfield moved the following resolution
" That tail meeting deeply regrets the decision arrived at
by the Postmaster-Gneral in answer to our petition, for-
warded to his lordship in January last." Mr. W. H. Pati-
ne wooded the motion, sad it was carried wesabaouily.
The old committee theajeeigaed, sad • sewored, oeauoittee
was formed, and the Irooldiup domed in the usual
=Ober. _

WAGES or POST-OFFICE OFFICIAL& —The follow-
ing circular memorandum has bent issued. Upon the rearm-
meedstioe of the Postmaster-Gerona the Lords of the
Tressury have sow tanatimed, as a pennamet arrange-
meet, the following wages for the miser ethabliaLioriet of
the Post-office :-180 sorban, with wages Mimi by la •
week. from 40e. to Ws. • week ; 400 senate, with wages
rising by Is. • week, from 23e. to 38s. • week ; 100
*tampers, with wages rising by la. a week, from 28e. to
35a a week ; 200 'tampers, with wages rising by la. •
week, from 21s. to 27a. a week ; 330 letter carriers, with
wages rising by le. • week, from 26e. to 30a. • week ; 670
letter carnets, with wages rising by laa week, from NIL to
25a. • week ; sod 100 supplementary letter carriers, with
wages of 18a. In communicating this decision to the men
it Is necessary to remind them that, though their wags,
aloes, looking to the general rates of wages, mien he con-
sidered to remunerate them sufficiently, the benefit of their
places is by no mesas confined to their bare wipe, and
that this is especially so in the am of the letter terriers.
To all, pensions are granted on their retirement, from age
or sickens. All have a fair chance of rising to the emend
classes above them, the entire establishment being recruited
from the supplementary _class. All have • fortnight's holi-
day every year on full pay. All have medical *Arias
and medicines gratis, and when the medical officer re•
ports it to be monetary that they should 'Meet
themselves from duty, they still receive two-thirds of this
wages, and all have savistance in the insurance of their lives
to the extent of one-fifth of the premium. Beyond this the
letter carriers are supplied with uniform clothing. the money
value of which ia equal to at least Is. 6d. • week, and they
receive from the public in gratuities at Christmas a aura
which, if divided equally and spread over the whole year,
would produce on an average ss. • week to each man. The
places, therefore, of the regular letter amen-1,000 is
number—are worth upon an average from 26e. 6d. to 36e. 6d.
a west, apart from the other advantages. In compering,
too, these were of the minor establishment with the wages
of artisans, it must be borne in mind that they go on coati.
namely throughout the whole year. and that the work is
the Postollios is mot liable to fluoteatithe which onsesitan
frequent change of abode.—By oommaad of the P0•1812&0411,
General, W. Boxothsa, Controller.
FIB. AT WOODHOUS6, WANSTIAD.-0111 Tuesday
night, et about eleven o'clock, • fire, which might lambent
attended with serious, if not fatal consequences, broke out
in the above establishment, belonging to the London
Society fee the Protection of Young Females. Upon the
alarm beteg given, there was ermaiderable excitement among
the inmates, but, owing to the self-possession and firemen
of the matron and governess order was speedily restored
and preserved. The fin began in the porter's cottage,
whist forms • part of the school and dining rooms The
roof, floorisg, joists, &0.. were considerably damaged, and
the whole building was placed is great jeopardy. The fur
visors of the oottege, which was in charge of as extra men
—who had a narrow eseepo—was oleo moth injured. Them
befog a plentiful supply of water, the tire was extinguished
by stout one o'clock. Two or three gentlemen, with two
;Opens camping oe the Flats, with the aid of the fire engine
from Stratford, neder the can of /dr. Joins, rendered most
valuable smisteasa. Had the fire moaned an bear Woe,
in all probability the whole estatdisheneet meld have bees
destroyed ; as it is, it wan eoadeed to the sehoolmosa,
dining room, and cottage. As inneligatien was made yes-
terdey rooming by the seentary sad • member of the seem
miens', but at present the 4111101111 of the Grebes en dis-
ciove. The damage a not peat, and will btu
meg
repaired.

'LONDON GINNIAL ONNINOS CONTANT (Lrirerzo).
Trails ressipto OM week =dig Marsh It, 10,1106 i.
Ob. U.
[Ad Vffe.illallellt.]-010W613176 701 111 MAN.
TIMM= Re.—A large and elates asasetion al Parka.
jeUck Farahln. Bobandso Olen, an, de Navyty, beauty.
and art Catalogues fire.—Ardkar Grocer, Isyeeterei nig
Wolk NO,lit ilabann Imam

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE•

WARWICK SPRING RACKS. —WSositaDAT.
The weeethewime had predieeed that there would be a fall
of meow, which it was hoped would have the idled et mitt-
plies the severity of the weather. This anthipados, how-
ever, was not roaliaed, sod Wedaseday awn* was cold,
.*merles, and cloudy, and may potent en the manias deY
had evidently bad •=7.1101 fothalitalies re was a pereeptibM
falling off in the at was carried on to •
certain exteat in front of the Warwick Anus la the mora-
ine, but aotwithsteading repeated alluaions to the forth-
00111iIff events there me no betting upon future rams.
The orowded wird was considerably reduced by the two
Brat emote resulting in a match and • walk over. The
Debdthe Stakes only 'advised Dimas and Constancy to the
post, and the first named i baniog shown some merit
at Nottlogbpri was favourite, and Constaaey being aplia-
sently lade haat.* looked upon the success of Diana as " a
forego.. oosolusioo," soil freely laid 5t02 en her. The
result was never in doubt, and Constancy pershlently re-
ferring to try was never in the Wan Diana, as ia
float all the way, pared the post, when Comtism bad yet
• quarter of • mile to galley to somplete the distance.
After Gamma had walked over for the Welter Handicap,
Althea were weighed for the Templar-old Stakes, d which
number half • dosen lied run before. The pahao
repute** of Qui Vive established him a firm sad' hot
favourite, 2to 1 being laid on him. it was literally •
match between the two best public performers, Proserpina
and Qui Vies, and although the lily was wakes' on her
legs for the lint few hundred yards, Qui Vivi headed her
whet upon, " bladed" Costume victorious is his
fast man roust ce the meow Three eat of the live
runners for the Warwickshire Handicap wen in use stable,
and although the Liverpool division made • declaration to
win with BUNION that fact for some time was not known
is the Maim ring, and both the other reyressotatives
were beaked at sae lints at 3 to 1. The result proved
fersorobis to the clever digae who the day previous were
pot is the bole by their clever teethe. 814111414.4 running
was very different to that In the struggle with Book foot,
T
he defeated the favourite (Skater, eerily. Only
Trapsee sad Variety were theentas from the thirteen
mitered in the Walton Hasdirep, the weights for which
were made ova:Legit,. Tragedy, the favourite, won, sad
an molting ensued with the next four, which
ended in • deed between Gemma and Beigram. The
Union Haat Cup was ran in • heavy snow-storm,
and though there were *levee runners, it wag snob
• real Rood thing for Little Goy that odds
of to wen laid oa him, sad he woe with *mamma
ems. All the three were telegraphed
Stekes,
but Priaoess Deemer bolting before the start, it ended in
• match between Sister limy and the am great favogrite
for the Two Thousand sad Derby, Alvediace, who was
sally beaten. Prisms • pis over mix
feet, heti:thing, shook the =et:Clever, fortunately
bad no boom broken. The match between Osingorm and
Blackbird was so pushed that the pair were started
before any reel betting
_took piece, dikes& 1/ S
some Lamm me laid ea Cairngorm. Blackbird
fractiose at the start, bolted when tbs Sag Me drojela,
sad lost nearly 100 yards, bat she removered the lost
ground gradually, end was only beaten a nook. Four ran
la the Handicap Hurdle Race, which was wen by Kam
of Tramps, and which looked mob a methanielety, that
Wool 4to 1 were Lid on him at the dart. Sobjelaed are
full details of the rimming :
Tan DIMIDALD &WM Of 6 eove. eta, with 25 Wed, for
hasten ; 12st, certain penalties and allowance ; gentlemen
riders. Two miles (6 subs.)
HrM.
rs, IL C. Clayton's Diana. by MEMO Hars—ltriadmyri
Mg
Mr. Cherry's Constancy, lyre. list ONDOT
: 5 2 cis Diana.
Tan to
lesx Ilthsinth of lOoms. a ch, k ; gentlemen
riders ; proiessiosele 61h extra. Gee mile. (6 nab.)
Lord /Samford's Gemara, by Wesienie—Oarenas (bred
Fmnos). Mrs. lies Ilb (Mr. Miverdr w.o.
This Two Vacs Ow 11rAme ef 5 sews. wish, with 50
added, for 2.-yr ads ; colts, Sat 101 b ; BdWs, lid /15
sees extra. Straight ma in (about three *Bump). (31
graha
Ms.l Parkse's Qel Vire, by Vidette—Theeders, ea
ce)
°lading Mb mks) (Ceritan 1
Mr. Wuhan's Bscesrpine,esiiilb (in. ab en.) (AA:Awards) I
Mr. Itedianan's Variety, eft 71b (Mores) 3
The following also ran:-tweet Anne, Joemaise, Mader,
Barnett, cby Prime Minialer—Clnthla, ConllMa.Merry lam,
Alberta, 21 tile, f by Cavendish—Mu Bell, We Onardwasn,
anßd Oman
ating2 to Los Qui Viva, 5 to 1 apt Preessmine, 8 to
1 apt Alberta, 100 to 6 apt Santee. 20 to 1 seek apt
Kerry Leas and 112 Ole, end 33 to 1 apt Beget Ammo
Tn GIDIAT W AZWICIDINIZZ HANDICAP of 26 801111
10 ft, sad oily sif declared. Wisner, asks Two miles.
OS gabs, 16 el whom deckled.)
Mr. W. 0. Moire Maas% by Neweelither—less TONl-
dal. aged. 754 titto (Camas) 1
Mr. 'awes Gibealtst, aged, fist
Mr. W. H. Scotts lisakWt. 4 pre. TA Mb (lmaladlsg
@atm) (S.
Nu and foe Maley (late North lemonlike) also ran.
helmsman was stem* oat at 2 o'clock ea the day of the
me. A declaratioa, which, however, was not posted, was
made to Ma with Stanton.
Belt* : Even os Gibraltar, 5 to 2 apt Stanten,_sod 5
to 1 offend— at first S to 1 was taken—each about N a and
Bookket.
Tan WALTON IdANDICAP Of 5 OWL each, 2 ft, with 25
added, tor all ages. Wiesen extes. Fin furloop.
(13 sobs.)
Mr. Pastas Tragedy, by Wei mar= out of Mystery.
yrs, The
Imre Mandonts Oesoe, 41 yrs, eel 14th thwindleg Mb
cobs) (Mr. Wombwell) t
Mr. W. H. Scott's selgram, 7yn, east gib (Carroll) 1
The following Moo re.:—J. Orisetto, Usher, Chime the
Jeerer, Regenerator, Osneraliminto, t by AilbellOS Old of Ba-
wls, and Contain.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Tragedy, 4 to 1 apt Reposeator,
6 to 1 aapgstt Juliet, 6 to 1 apt Grisetto sad 10 to 1 es& apt
the Ambrose Usher, and Gamma.
TUB UNION HUNT Cur Of 50 DOTS. spiels), added to
eweenntakee of 3 woo. each, for busters sot thorough-bred ;
palmier riders, professionals Sib mks. Two miles oa the
fiat. (14 subs.)
Mr. Crock's Link any. bl Colstordale—The thwyas
dam. 4 yrs, Hat 10th (Inc. fib en) (Gerdener) 1
Mr. *Sold, aged, Ilet 71b (Mr. T. Perldrel)
Mr. LC. claming Maas, a yrs, lest 41b (Owner) 3
The following also ran:—Tommy. Wild Duck, by Moorcock,
Illy O'Connor, Joseph, Rural Dam, Walton, Brighton, and
Snowball.
Betting : 5 to 2 as Little Goy, 6 to 1 apt Snowball, and
10 to 1 apt Joseph.
A flmeeno Sacs et 5 save. each, wigth 25 added ; for
3-yr olda end upwards ; winning penalties and selling allo-
MOM Threequarters of • mile. (3 subs.)
Mr. lAwrence's Sister Mary, 3 yrs 084, Mt (car. Id EN
(3.Orlmekaw) 1
Mr. Swill's Alveslston. 11 yrs (COP, bd. ... (Sr. W. Sevin;
Hurray weighed for Proem Deemer, 3 yrs, who bolted
before pities to the post, threw her *key PION jumping
• blab pte, sad did sot so to the post.
Beams 5t02 on Sister Wiry.
Mcrae : 1001., h ft. Half • rolls.
Mr. :am Orahenes Cairngorm, by Wild ilentssoznh-4
Biwa., 2 yrs, Tdlolb (Jr.N ) 1
*Wor Mr. L e Blackbird, 3 yrs, (A..Cdw ) I

Timilairmr.u. Hay= Naomi 5 Nova. u t ft. wttk
30 Wiled; wino,'" =us. Two sass. ogle Ivo a/
lardles. (33 subs.)
XL Themes Knave of Tempe, by K et Damp
by Woe Austrians, 6 yrs. 9431 b
lir. W. Smuuere. Tete lies* OM. 1066 7fk (J. Kaaw) 2
Mr, T. Z. nhaw's Deception, aped, Ws *2 Or. 9E6 Wb)
(Rothers)

Ac• of Beate mho ram.

Beetles : 7 to Son lasso elTraitye, 6 to 1 yd True
Heart, and 10 to 1 any other. Woo by • kepi and •
half ; bad third. Aro st Hearts refused at the drat
hurdles.
LATEST Emma ON THE COURSE.
CHIERTIR CUP.
100 SO T ISA (t)
TWO THOUSAND.
10 to 1 opt Botbabotor
DIARY.

drawer' M the same room this witosse also found a number
of matches that had been *sited. Inzlowenahlague,
be stated that frets all the appeeesease he *halved. hi Wag
of opinion that the Area moat hare been burniog for at
least half an hour, and that at the time he went into the
bones it was a quarter pent it.. clelook. Qoartontsids.
one of the inepeetore of the Brighton Are Work Who Wee
elm celled se • witless to prove tits Aide id am km" •
spoke to finding a hole is the floor in • cupboard, awl b•
would not state positively that this hole might mot have
!puked more than half an hour to allow it to ha burped
into the condition ia which it appeared at the ti te he

saw ft.
Mr. Crowbarst, one of the mperbilmulouts of the Brigh-
ton polies, deposed that as the night of the fire be west to
the prieosses Mass is Broad-street and told her what had
conned, sad inquired at her when she was at the home is
Oboshammoad last. She replied that she west to Mr. Bol-
dest's to get the key about 20 minutes pest 8 o'clock, lied he
gave it to her, and she than west to the house in Masbate-
road to get her puns, which she had left to the drawing-
room. She said that she rushed upstairs, sad then maid
down sgsin, and was not in the home more thee a minute.
He asked her if die toned the treat door looked, and she
said she did, sad locked it mein when she left He thee
Inquired whether she observed anything unusual about the
house whom she left, and she said the observed nothing. ex-
cept there was the lams smoke as usual. Oa the 22nd be
again west to the pcismiar. sod told her that be had • =r-
ant for her apprehension. and she made no reply.
Is coter-sxamination this witness said that the primom
=ewer= every question he put to her meat readffy. lie
she said that about twig,* =lithe before the dm in qua-
d= another An took plain close by, sad a boy was takes
into custody on scion of having been the ocossion of it,
and this boy was sea neatly sent to a lunatic asylum, sad
be did not know what ad become of him linos.
Mr. Deem= sold that this was the ohm for the prosecu-
tion.
&duet Holland= said that there was the name of
soother wallow' on the bask of
hie d
who had not be=
called for the prosecution, aad he desired that he should
be examined.
Mr. Demon said it apposed to him that the widows of
the winos referred to was not Tutorial.
The Lord Chief Baron said that in a ease of this kind the
object was to discover the truth, and he thought that gooey
with= whom widows' was likely to throw any light upon
the trammed= might to be milled.
Mr. Dooms mid he should readily comply with the sag-
/solos of hie lordship.
John Bolting, the perms Waned to, was than examined,
and he stated that ha was is the shop of Mr. Parlous whoa the
primmer went there to borrow ths awn* sad die notches.
It was than 20 misting past 8 o'clook, sad be pawed the
house in Chishom.road balm* sight, and at that time be
notiosd a smell proceed* from it like that from burn*
wood.
Sal jsant Ballantine than prooesded to addrem the jag la
a ma= eioquent smash for the dabs= He mosesdid to
coommat at considerable leegth upset= =idea= that had
been adduced in support of theimossoatios. bed argued that
' with referee= to the periods of time that had ban spoken
to by the different witnesses, that it was ph yeleally Mapes-
slide that the primmer could have winimbeei the ogee=
end that oven soma= to the Awl d thea=alle• a
epos of two or three esimelakat most was to her
to have been the caws of the six distinct fires in different
peels id the house that bed bona spoken to by the
Titaness.
Him Jenny nabs& Great, the deagteter el the pd.
emir, was thee enamised se her behalf. Her widows
wait to show that her mother had a perks from she
Indian Military Fond of 801., soother of 661. per =sum
from the government, and private property insides which
2301. per =num, total Moms balm about
/ga:ild m=um. Her mother, her total
shesid, lived is niedoethe
ott, mid did not speed mars thee UK per annual.
Daman submitted that evidseee of the
..=.;
Amy' politics al the primer at the tins al the
else= was insdadnable. He rid that he was teds:27o
take the *mike in sinesquenes den observatioe that
was mode by Mr. Bares Meatin ea • former .sermon whoa
an applies*m was made toposigese tho Wet
The Led Misr Bone Miirlaid bh opiates diet Berea
must have base mumedadeA if be was supposed
lei have said that VAUD.* Of Milk Amacter was mit re-
ceivable. It was • matter of everyday oconmeees la cases
of robbery to predate =idea= to 'bow that before the
robbery the wen amused or= in a slate of desthatios,
and surely the matiery was Impartsat to be proved, to
show the demos of motive for the oommintion of a =me
fibs dm cos imputed to the
/Aka= was then gives =mt tib. time of the be the
primmer had at
int liar essiamail at Coo and 06.%, W.
▪ meats s,
_and M•Dosough, Major Ciordoe, and
Major aide, oft= of tie hothead of the pri-
mmer, sad Ii Clardy Burrows, ow of the mighestsisa ef
Beighlisa, were ales Isallifina as to the shares's' of the
mimeo sallsthey all sonosseed in stet* that it we lrre-
paesshobin newt.
no Lord Chief Bar= 'aniseed up the whole oar with
very Mat rare sad minutiae= and in the comes of lid
chomeatioas he said It appeared to his that the pressen-
doe had aptly any smarm esgalived the mepposilion that
some miselthwous pews hada= brie the %OMB sad sel
to the Merest pardons of it, that bad been spokes to try
the wthessese, sad that it east more likely eclatioa of the
sffalr lima that the prisoner slosh have told the perm=
about her where she we going, sad ties have deliberately
committed seek a Nemo offence at • period if the night
whom the fire most lave been inemeathsly diemwered.
The jury almost immediately retuned a =edict of Not
Guilty.
There was • burst of applause is the comet whoa the
verdict was reamed, which was with &Madly repremed
by the oaken.
Tbs primer was ordered to be immediately diwemitsle
sad left the court amempacled by a swam of bar friend%
(Before Baena Baunwe/1 end a fipanial Jury.)
v.OOOOO, ADMINISTRATEX, v. MI LOIDOE LSD NOM
00A0T lALLWAT.

Tkia was an ectioabrought by a widow to remover
isariw for the lees of her husba., who ine allolloff to
have been killed through the Degligence al the defendants'
servants.
Mr. Lash, Q.C., and Kr. PbUbrick mire soused for the
plaintiff ; and Yr. BovtL, Q.C., and Mr. Hannan appeared
for the company.
The &readmit that was the subject of the action took place
at Porteladestation, sod the alas op the part of the t
who was a pence in humble circumstances, was that the
train had overshot the platform, and that while it was stop-
ping hear Imbued was shoat to leave the carriage, when the
Win was moved on, and he was thrown under the train,
sad received injuries. Oa the part of the ecnipaay it was
allepd that the dammed had received the injury thiosigh
attempting to leave the carriage while the Maui was in mo-
tioa, and witemess were milled ea basil of the defendants
who established that fad, sad rat) the sesideat bad id
arra front any negligence en their part.
The Pry reenrsed • Tartlet for ON ishatlasts.
There were only see or two usinsporlant awe rearelarg
to be disposed of. and it was expested that the briars al
the salsa weald be ineekt to a carimila bet sight.
Mr. Hawkins. Q.C., was espied daring a pries of the
day in trying primer sad the turaree thus rendered by
the learned ommost retributed arterially I. diradag
the burs. of the wine.

THIS JIWILLIZT RoBBIRT AT MANCNINISH.—
John Barker, a sea ensmated of being emormied is the ,
robbery of ihe shop of Yr. Howard, jeweller, Market-
West, Haeckeeter, who cd the value of 3,0001.
were taken, was is Howle in .
street, inenclite, Yesterday hi weep=
before the wedging at Weechester, bat the minor*
mann him wm sot gene ftio, end he Ina fonnally re.
mended.
ESCAPE 07 TWO COSMOS'S MOM THE MANCHU'S=
sew Amps 00=T.—Yed•rday teoreleg it !name Mown
that two prisonese tried sad ocsvletad ea the previous day
had made their escape. Th• sums of the prisoners were
Kiang Brenn en, 18, and Welter Walker, 20. They were
is Tneeday found guilty_ el burglary at • dwelling
house at Bolton, and of rbieg Bt. POWs Church, Bolters,
and were asetemsd mob to wane years' peed esnitedm
They were afterwards conveyed to a cell miderneath the
Crows Coast, is the hemesent strey. They wese het ease
there, safe, at see o'ekek )ederfley mem These was •
trap door or veetikiter at the top cd the evil. end it is esp.
posed that one of the minion lifted the Mbar up to this
doer mid was himself pulled up by hie emmissisa atter.
warn. TII4 two convicts an supposed from theses to Min
goes through • seepage under the pUsey el the Crows
Coon to the blowing room impeded with the vestintion
of the courts. Here they found • Udder, red
Indies the door of the room looked, they got los
mesas of the ladder to to aperture over the doer, and
tang the amen of air es their guide went through the
air chamber, which brought them ender the lofty 81
of steps at the end estrum of the Amiss Court. lr,Wer
these item are three square Gothic ekes Modeles, evened,
frosting to the direetioa of He Victoria Ballwin &Mien,
Membester, and opposite them tone shun: perforations,
hosting menu* Higher Beentenos. They are each barely
large enough for a man to mem inn& Tholes one of
them openness, towards lihrber BreugMen,at three Admit
is the alinement, hi brood daylight, two moo were wee
to emerge, end walk quietly end deliberate/7 aloes the
WORM is front of the Audi. Goat, end pest the
lodeugs, the street In fleet el the term, bong ele=
with the traffic) of • busy SherourOtere. Freeing the
Breeihton cud of the terrace b the been al Hr. Wider.
bottom, engem. Hr. Whiterhaeken New them
sod said to sous friends, that two primers were=
their seesps. It appears that he did sot really beitermtbey
were prisoners, se they wen not is prison anthills (the
custom being to ley prisoners is din ewdinery attire), but
made the new& somewhat jocularly. Who. they salved
is front of his loose, tuned coolly up
_Oothemeereet„
Moat* Clmstion-11 be arms nuintad to the MN
spirit, that they leek nay_ Me "gad birds" Ind tip*
DO further satins al them. They were net mimed frees the
041 till late ha SO win sod awls poi that
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