The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-26 00:00:00

CENißdia C INS COURt:

James Sutherland, coloardlurgeent of prosecutor's batta-
prOwnd Sett he ws• of good character, and be would
hive to buy a Dew tunic, valued,. 4e., his owls betss I
*may damaged to the affray.
Oisytnet made no defence, but Gale made a ion sod ram- ,
Wet etakeeteet, to the afloat that the =la* tseeltei •
them, and it was a far Maud up light, la which the mergeset
dot the Went of it. lie bad three of hie teeth brokea out
aDd his arm bitten.
Mr. Partridge, after oommenting upon the cowardly and
brutal eoodeet of the prisoners, ordered each of them to
pay a fine of 51. for the meault, 12s. ascii for a new Susie,
and ls. toe 14041 for the wilful dan.age, or two months and
seven cleye bard Woos&
Cole paid the iii. ;2•2 ; the other prisoner went to pol
for Dine weeks is defaslt.

Yr. fferliont liallaathie made an able sad emerged@ &P-
-agel to the jury oe behalf of the primes, 'estimates thee
he se • Deemed victualler, had done so mere then others
of the us& were daily In the habit of doing, that of
manes cheques for their 'Neighbours. The tad wee
attempted to be belatered op by the widow* of Utley •
°swirled felon as \Seem coefession, end by the tibias
Oatobpole, who heels( bad *quarrel with Lecke, sought to
be reveageOpos lam by the teatime, be bad lass to.
day. The Llama eirliant also animadverted upon the
scads" of the prosecutor io making an Interview with the
prises, and after patios from him • fall expleastirs of
all that had accorrea, after rankles him a whales before the
Is the other wise" had termed round epos him
=idiom:A:bed him to prison co this charge, wheats he was
mimed by Meade who knew him beet, sad who were here
today to speak to the high charade" he bad ever main.
tamed. The learned serjmnt stigmatise' the promeation
es being based upon malignity as the part el cos
spas the cupidity for meaty or
the
wain
another, and lastly, be astignated the 'sa-
dist of the prolocutor by his mode of laterrogatkie
of • nslshbout, se being anehriatJaa sad na.ffiagliali.
The learned sedeent concluded an eloqaccal appeal by
selling upon the Ivy is proecnuice a "said ol sot guilty.
A hest of highly reepeotehis witnesses (16 is number)
were called, and gave the primmer the highest character for
straightforward ooduct lied honesty during the period they
had keown him. some from his childhood.
The Iteeerder samated up the ones at some !ass*, sad
the jury, after retiring for half ea hoer, reissued tato
' emit with effserilict of dot Malty. The verdict was re.
idea with load chess, which were isamsliately sop-
' gemmed by the officiary of the cow*
Yr. lilsigh stated that this. were two ether indicamests
=t the primmer, bet, on the part of the premeadoe, be
not offer evidiecv.
The prisoner was this give° Is charge to the jury oe
three indictments, sad a verdiet of Not Guilty upon each
was recorded, and he area Immediately discharged,
pealed by by • heat of hinds b whom the court bad bola
crowded during the whole of the day.

(Before Mr. Justice Kerr*) , ..
loh a Fumy, 20, baker, wee charged With g fehedese we'
molt upon Earth Milt" • girl eight Trull Mk.
Mr. Sleigh presented ; the primmer was
The facts o this case were sotirely unfit for pu
but the evidence clearly established the guilt el the pth
/01111 r.
The jury returoa • verdict 0ft.0.,z,, and
abominable
Mr. Juries Keating bring o upon his
condor, aentenoed the prisoner to be kept ia reel sari-
lode for twelve year
John Sullivan, 43, labourer, Anne Davie 29, sed Ca-
therine Farrell, 34, were bidicted for • robberl with re-
bore aeon William Jones, and stmoling from him life.
Mr. hf. Williams prosmuted, and stated that the prose-
cutr was returning home Piccadilly oboe* or
o'clock 'a the monies on tht=hci September whims he
was saiLled by the terser the women seised his arms,
the man knocked him do sod his pockets were rifled
of the mum mentiosed in the sdrment.
William loose, the prosecutor, was them sailed, but the
coustable in the cans stated that be was got La attendance,
sod he did not know where be was.
Mr. Williams sold that as this was the ease' be would go
as far as be could with the other wirers, sad the prose-
cutor pearly by that time might make his appearance.
Two policooonstables were thee rammed. aid h en-
peered from disk Gaither that as the mereir in question
they heard • disturbance in Piccadilly, sod maw the pri-
soners standing DM theDrettatn.r, and saw him knocked
down. When they was up the prosecutor charged the
prisoners with haring assaulted and robbed him ; and aro
their being marched a half from that was in the hand of
one of the women was identified by the prosesulor as his
property.
Tee venerator was then calla spin, but he was not in,
attendance.
Mr. Just en Keating mid that the jury would sot be Na-
iled in convicting the prior= in the steam of any riders
that a robbery had been oommitta.
Mr. Williams said he felt this Motley. He was ie-
formed that ail the witnesses ware ia agendere baton he
opened the ors to the jury, and he had done ell that he
could in the matter.
Mr. Justin goring said there was no blame attachable
to tae lona Darer The fault was with the
vproroud.antr
who ought to have been is latillidADOD to give his •
The jury than, under his lordship's direction, retorted a
verdict of Not Guilty.
Mr. Wither asked that the prisoners might bs detained.
in order to afford an opportunity to prefer a bill=
them for assault, He bad hoer this course to be
rider similar cirrinstanoss is a former reesiors. GUILDHALL.
Mr. Justice Heat* said he wee informed that the par
noose Arnold, a harems sod intellscliboy, app..
jury were about to he dietharged.to be 11.
The potios aortal* mid he thought he sowed fetch the thinly about 8 rare id age, but who Itltt
prosecutor in about a quarter of an hour if he was st his wee Ott= belOt. Mr. Ala. Meal. by his father,
torero os the 4th of August lest.
ewe hour
Mr. Justice Heaths mid-Very well, if you coo get hip Thome Arnold. the father, said that the boy commenced
here before the grand jtuy are discharged you can prefer
outlenvingosehnirohtmwitiche wheaheitrawd• was fry riaceenedyeare of aro bytorettnigopplitt
your bill for an assault, but 1 shall not allow the propert-
y... erpeeess. and fj he is not bare before the dread ?ay He ha pleeed him far re meths IS & 11111114abst it did
are discharged the prisoners will he set at liberty. him no ad, sod whim he came home he no away again.
It was stated that the prosecutor did surequeutly attend at the 4th el Regeet hie stepmother gave him 2d. is ifla ee
and he absconded with it, and was only rand
before the grand jury, and they relented a true Mil fir an ,
an assault. ea Timothy night, brio' bra shiest eleven weeks.
The primer on being asked why he ran away, said-I
Two young men, named Hill and Preach, were rather ma ewer basses my etermother beam me. eed ;woke me
of oar Igo' sod robbing an old mail, named norm, le up lad (brows me der ou the door. and prase 017
Lent-street, Southwark. her. I don't row when she begsa to best me. ffe• has
Mr. Houston prosecuted. beaten me a post mar tree. I hove best sleep OM
It was proved that French had her previously congred London-brieo rider the atelteA end hive got my wog
of (dopy, sod that Hill was the constant smoothie of ,___, p_ stepmother aimed • ,_,__ _, __ ,_,,..__ _,II
Shiro, sad the former was meloseed to sera years' penal Tr poker :__too-rmy 'pe;17:212 threw poky
servitude, and the latter to be imprinted and kept to hard aor."0!;;; when ~.... ,-, sees
labour for eighteen months. Mr. Althorn** Muhl (to the father)-Is this true!
(Before Mr. Baron Pigott.) The Father-I diet roarer
Mr. Alarms Meal thee ogled up the stepmother, and
Mary dna Mune, 19, spinster, wrenodicted for foto- told her that Dever inquiry amid he med.. sad r? he
nously and manner, wounding Mary odrieb with is- faced that she Led onwlty PR-treated the child he would
tcet to dots Firms bodily herr hatcher *owl is the book. He tees Gorr thre IMMO%
Mr. Platt cainducted the pr
; and from the eve- to take charged the child, and rot him kindly, and
deuce it appeared that the priaeur was living in a low dimmed thepram eeemehle who hid amp ed the ewe to
lodging rues is Newearlorreet grand, where the pro pre baquirter sea report the refit
savior was espied as servant. On the 11th el the pro The pewee thee 1,6 the mutt ~,rd th„duer wee di_
sent months quorrslraned in the kitchen of the louse reeled to eite that the boy was
tam home by his parent..
between the primmer sad another female, sad the sib of
the prosecutax was ogled to remove the prisoner, and WESTMINSTER.
she did so, but the result wee • struggle haters them, to Miss Jam Richardson, a young lady abhor 19 years of
which the premier inflicted with • knife a sever stab me gm said to he wadi counseled with a noble lAA 3t.
the prosecrutrix'a forehead, which roassit•ted her moral WM plata at the bar, before Mr. Partridge. charged with
to the hospital, and she new appeared with how tomplas stealing • writing-dealt end its ortelath
secouthamed with plasters. Mr. Per Philley Bordenra of PT, Ihrtweireed, Lathe-
The jury four the prior Gogh, of an as with roue, mid that the prisoner scesplot aPtrimasts with her
a malicious inter, and she was serewed to six mouths family in the more house as himself. On Friday evening
imprimmusat with hard labour. last he missed his desk, which was safe in re of his rare-
Samuel Witepina. 30, stableman, Charles i.taz
........1.t..p.a...,:i..,...,.... Jim.. the
a sfrarsoosio
..1 thali.edazid.t.lgt
labourer, wad &tome Chapman, 24, stablemee, were
for a burglary to the dwarf; house of Samuel Quarto. trieheet Be Pet iego.____t_eneelimi_
_.....te,thelgteee.2ll4ohamiPfiteeer.._
MID, and stealing therein a time-pier and other articles,
etnwee .
she
woultr
let:lra. -ireetiat rem it be w jz
his property
re beak soma letters he had of hers, when he replied that he
Mr' livill" prosecutedprosecutedl Ind Mr. Mnaingu Walinm had so leers of he that he knew bt that moneet.
(Weeded the prisoner Cheroot. I. reply to questrse from the of
inagletrata he said he bad
The evidence dieclosed that the prolocutor resides is
Piccadilly, and that on the morning of the 30tia ultimo. at had, _ _ ennathei;ltrirshameof halleddremd; be ham her by
permos wboniat
an early hour, the three prireen were are by a police- a 42. ; . '
restage corn from the diorama of the prommutres l'et„lft_. 1
___,,_"leit__ ___ ___ ,_ than,?
residers. He secured the primmer Wiggles aid Locker, I" =__ ii.ei;a747" Y"wraedhter la the draw-
ou whoa' the time-pier and ether propertylltolllo were ford. , "°"°"°l-
I genet erstry.mthe dratergesens, but IMD
The third man escaped, and no proof was given that Chap- =‘,„ I.444.there. it is „so a tb. avirtne.t. eosu.
man was that man. pied by the primmer and her Matra I saw a letter tiro
The jury Acquitted Chapman sad convicted Wiggles and the table. sr I saw my name teside.the letter, which was
Loskyer, who were esvorally sodium& to nine maths' ha- I
____, ~._ ~__
primement with hard Prom Opal. red to. .......•
Mr. Parteidge-With her dower?
Alfred Pearce' • re•Pee•lbl..l"dsg ym2:l 2", wee Presentees-No . I think metl took Ike lager.
°hulled with &me' He was the eceeeeet leddlete___,,le Mr. Partridge-JAI too, thee, look tato another person's
Holloway. but the owe rested on most ortradietare aeee" letter, aid forcibly pores yourself of it without any
moray, sod afar the jury had bees locked up moil half- ormreet a
rat 8 o'clock, theyroturned • redid of Not (Nagy. Proserthr-Not forcibly. The latter was mot rammed
(Before the Recorder.) to her, but la another name. I was oa Wrath rem with
Clarke Utton and Henry Locke were indicted, the er'
Mr. purrs -Was she preset?
former with stealing rude cheques for the payment re-
etwetiroly of 81. 165., of Si. Bs., and of 8/. is., the rroamutor-I thick sot.
Mr. third's-Thee you took pomemion of another per
of Messrs. Holloway, hie masters and employers ji=e7 seare let- ier-ieler ehreeee. eed reed it?
Iwin"wr Looks (who nwrrnwdmed is dianharge ow kW bail) Presenter-I could sot have men it ears it had been
war charged with receiving the same, well knowing them aed I did sot take pommies aft at the ammeet. I
to bare bees stolen. ..,_ seri her what was the nested of the letter, and she
peirsaMr. Gforiffard,theQpmeia.C., hitrio.
.Strthi stohdehruomer. F. H.LoeLeilh.....,-
_aztroihwenha
act hell
imHe:yinseue
kw:widanotbergirisadne la
h.,,,,,..
Lela
defended by Mr. Berjeutt Ballantios (specially retried), " I era her II the had any mere Pater sed-Jte
sr Mr. Metcalfe. replied she bed, and the gore me some other kitten. She
The prisoner Gum pleaded guilty, ad herr th• .ass diet asked me for the mt. of the weer. a fortnight after.
preowned to the jnry with regard to Locke only, Mr. Preeldr-What induced you to take poessegoo of
In openieg the case Mr. Gifford stated that the prow the letter?caters were the Messrs. Holloway, the pill ardor ohm- prompter-we mop pee in them, mundane; rem.
lag ran "limn". Wain... in **Strand' warred Tin-ban' ei.6l I add i would keep them till she would tell me
and the primmer was the proprietor of the Hilonie.Palsom who it wis mated marrows an dmy Dime in the lemma
true, in the Strad. It serned that the Otto' wil°"
was • clerk in the service of the prosecuted, at • 'ahoy ~,______Mr. P1T41,148.-_, ___W,1").2_61.°91 ttrmaletlentetZetlead.ll?
Thiry-- were
of 30s. • week, payable daily, sod that the gime- _fee'd'd"'nered ;7.7. '''''''
ties of the Ann wee to fill up cheques is the mama of the ""
Mr. Partridp-Yon told me the were in her poesesaion,
creniion of the jinn' and able. cling"' wife
animals" and they were treated as her. -iVist brines had you to
the clerks to transmit to the payees in whom
and
the , „.._ ____ ,
cheques were drawn. Between the 17th March and ths23th "".=:_r_ii; _ a ___, , ______,_ ,_,w__ _
April last Triton had been entrusted with no less than 14 The"";tre;;iyoh-7 m. terway"meeez compromise
elee=
chequea, amounting in the whole to about 1301., end Writ she asked me for them about • foresight ego I told
them Utton had exchanged at the prisoner Lore's tavern.
bee I had mot them to Scotland. She did not then lay
repaving goods or money, sad the theory of the promostion
_,.. would take my dreedee.reee.
MD that the priori,
all the pork& 01 1116014 sad (1.„ partridge-When you charged her eke said she would
that as the cheques were all drawn in favour of payees, _,__,Leur o___,___ ,__,. _,_ ___ _,___,
._ letters,
and were also mowed cheque, must have knows, as a Irr _Tr".,_::: back who'
men of businew, that there wits somothiog Irregular hi the edlebutasee"; f ••"' /
trooraction-in fact, that he most have been corker that
Promentor-1 don't think she did.
the cheques were stolen, and bore the 'Mem, Mr. perpidge--Thee why did you give bee in chary;
tint of a ray knowledge to the prisoner. It was alleged e__.___Bewimee I wee met 8.60184 wined her
that Ligon and other clerks of the prosecutors who had ._,= `!"-
unruly been convicted for similar charges at the present "n,r_12!:„..,_, ~_ p_...„,_, r__ _,___ ,_ _ __.
✓igor and were now awaiting the sentence of they „Le=ner.:= "/__',,_72%reati'-' eeliTr-,_r__n_4",
had bees in the habit of frequenting the prisoner de= to's;t: w3;;;;;,r`A'wow` a I ''re';e:r•irr""reateoeti
boor, and todulging in, card ployir, and hear it pitbleposedings for detsisiog these letters from • Mr.
was coateeded that Locke must have suspected, from Rorer solicitor. I don't know that he co:stains I have
the manner in watch Utton ad the other clerks disported __, ~_ __e_i__ reposed I. _ lase-
set
dear
their money, that it could not honestly have bees come :_""''_*r_ree7ri'Lietterit "'to Sec 1 ,t expect
by. On these combined grounds the propene prosecutra ; ''', -,
receive u for dabs aro In the interest of the
against Locke ha been brigand.
Numerous witnesses were examined, including Mr. p ja..to-nar I.- •-......... jo-.-..anyrwb- -y-Isna—r--nt tbam. Irdi....,,hah2r-w
Holloway, the prosecutor, whose evidence wonted show ! this7ll":7_l7l'7.ren""rt:l77 rib Mer fLet s're"a'wee.:.""i
that on amassing that frauds had been committed upon , Lert%Td;th yea re,:re ifiree mew Taw, Ihee's ow
him, he rot for the present prisoner and had an iatermw ! hti-terleft. I dee, keow the, they were oddrootd to hot
with him, and in, the coarse of the couvereation he naked the Iby an old sod valued friend. I don't think be one • frier
prisoner if Utton had not passed to him • op:toothy of Ito be,. ah. hia .li do__ told me If ? weld _Lee up her
cheques which had been stolen. The primer'. replied that 1 „tom she would ewe %tithe dreadatmen 6.
he bad received mime cheque, but tribe did not keow i '""
Mr. Smyth observed that the young lady a 1 the bar, who
they had boss stole*, adding that if they had bus it was' bad misdeed the ineorivesienoe of being lard up at the
DO besieges of his ;on the °angry, he had taken them itspotottoo, was the &turret of • clergymen, and other-
la the course of his bulimia, and had Mrse Yale' for these wee most respectably ommected, mid the prosecutor had
in gondn' including time "Ludy' chawl.gnw• and the grossly violated • oosddenee the young lady la reposed in
balance from time to time la money, and to show the fair-
ness of the transactions, the prisoner tore a leaf from a . hie.,"_. Partridge (to prweoutor)_wm
re
undertake to
book and ethibited the aurorae of the accotret. It was' "'
admitted that this prisoner had bre ogled as S'lntillit at swear, that somas el the "tem Wire set it your deelelell'
It„p...reet police art spikiest other clerk, sod that he oL___,_ a _p, __,
gave hie ardor before he was given into custody on this rg— —,,„„,,,,ii.„_' Faris a most easy Than
charge.
The proem:lntor underwent a severe oroesoxamination by • te_,_,__net e",_lttt, little el, e_ehl_""_l=eo)",lllThesti"l dthe
widow fatobbeeleoidherw •
Mr. Spirit Ballengee with • view to establish the loose 1 '''"""'y aed tTe" p'we'Zl:re
manner in which hie burr wee redacted.says he blames Ise did
I notw lostead to steal the dremincems• The senesced ought
Other withers were remised, one of whom, sassed ,
Stafford, swore that when he was sent to fetish the prim- . rightlye,_"!et°heee peen
„e fe_eeeetteastodywr
ereeedhroteLhineeeeet
against him my:form
ow the latter said it re a bad brier, but that he word r, f_ Nee" ', "
take any number of cheques in the saute way if he only saw 1 '''',;,he Thee young lads was thew diehards&
the name of the b— Holloway at the foot el Wm.
yr. Oa wee sidled, and spoke to the ear playing Auntie lids sad Henry Clayton appeared in, disarms
had witnessed in the prisoner's bore, mid Meow to of ! Orr ball, to answer • gorge al thirdly assa
he ulting
cosvereations he hod had with the prisoner aged thine Copp Salad, s serpent of the mooed batten= of Grew
cheques, and the memoir in which the clerks of the prow , dim Girds.
were gagged before Mr.
miters wen spending their money in his house. 1 Oa Saturday the prows
In his croweassoutation by Mr. &dear Ballanthe it Selfe, sad it being stated that prosecutor was usable to
waselicited front the witness that he had had a rowed with attend, they wire ordered to d • seourity each in 101., to
the more sheet • ome of rimaresee he hid sell him, looms up yesterday.
and that it was sot until the prow had threatemed to 1 Gorr Snead, the preeseater, odd that late on Friday
kick him out of his tour or until the preset shone ! eight last he re mitosis to banseketalard wee in Queer
rotor him had been made that to (wither had some street when he was net spot the Owners aad
forward to eV* rider, against him. 1 swathes man without say prorogation. e resolved • Mow
Charles Otto., who had pieseted guilty ito the Wray, was , whisk felled him to the roundoted *bile fa thatigiva
brought mar from the doek to the whateselar sad de- 0 illMsemir sod the allow Mee Mdest. led olio* all
tailed his transactor with the priori! Krim • boson his over the body. After berg brutally illtrasted by far
crow-exsmipation by Mr. Serlear Bglitatine it . was five misers proseesterlemone rage itgensibie, aid awe
elicited from him that hie wife rd tor Elm ad 'ore- he ge► ads* wrier erthinghe reed Merl la bore
tares bed bar male to bee that V he gar rob wilier mar He did sot err a bra', ran
am was fa sidedefeer aandas world rear Lore, moray goad be shows lei bat her never spoke to the primer Hie Sw dassega
-ba:la, and that she and her family sheer he prided fir. I In rawer to ea Litian be rad he hit the ether of the
Thriovergure he Game far the sereater of the Mews sew.
proseauten.

ria COLLIERY EVICTIONS AT CRANLINGTON.

(Before Mr. Oommladoser Ken.)
cJWILTY TO • CHILD.
John Roach sad Marry Road, enovioted on Tuesday el
sighed and cruelty of the child dohs Riley entrusted to
thorn, were browlet lip to
judgment. sad sentenced sem
Tony the male pneoser to mix mouths' mid the female pri-
mmer to twelve months' Miprieomisest with hard labour.
The ether ogres in We want do sot all tor a report.

iodides was •Ilia

A/I .1• 11" "
EYED
iXIMPAS, 1611YRSDAli OtITOB
egg
26,
1864.

The Newcastle Chronicle reports a renewal of the
palatal 1011 DIPS in the neighbourhood of the colliery at
Cremlingtom At a muting on Monday the men decided
to remain out on strike. The work of eviction commenced
soon afterwards, the soldiers and polkas being present to
peaked the " *may mom" The New Stone Row at the
Low Pit wee fronted by the police force and their °barge,
'the candy men," walked into two or three dwellings.
William Healey had voluntarily removed, and the next
turn, says the Chronick, fell to the lot of Mrs. Flirting&
'bewitch, one of the oldest inhibitions, and. se may
be eapposed, the ordeal wee to be a trying one. The
essosiations of the past bad canoed her to have a strong
etledunent to the Place, She ould look back 38 years,
te the time when her late husband worked and in en
ordinary capacity, and then es a weighmen, to his death,
which occurred but three hours after be had gives up We!
nd
employment ; ano her eon, hewer upon whom
her hopes were fixed,w was celled upon to share with her !
the present hardship. Jobs Fisher, kis wife, sod four oWl-
dren, nut came out amid the pile of furniture in frost of
their dunned. No distinction wee made. Had theee
been any, Mr. Thomas Lamont should have escaped. Be
had lost one of his lep in the 114111a08 of his mestere, owing
to the cage oireksely being drawn up so es to entrap him
in the elide and spear. The set, therefore, wee to him like
a soloed martyrdom et the end of the Winne& years' ex-
patios°, which be bad had in the pit. The father of his
wife—Mr. Peter linbnee—wes killed on leaving the dish
of the colliery ; and each and ell bad the reputation of
bang advseced in istelliseue and skill. fleojemin
Aidernt bad departed with his wife tad Ave ohildres.
Jobs Charlton sea his wife were compelled to leave their
domicile. The Waffle went to Th Graham. A
beholder inquired " bowthen many there were in the family T
end Mre. Graham somewhat amused the company by in-
-44 FOG children and • fat pig r Thos. Prue.? the!
=of one of the young men aimed with committing a
breach of the pesos, was then ejected. Mrs. Pringle felt'
this to be an addition to her already heavy trouble. Her
husband bed been waged at the oollion 34 pan, without
being absent three days from Crandington, sad she roma-
looted being out is a field adjoining daring the encenimmea, t
on the oeouion of the strike is 1844. Stephen Hubbeck,
las
.wife, and two children, were the next thrown upon the
" wide, wide world ;" and following him Benjamin Bell,
see.. his wife, end two &Bann. The *Medals then visited
Wen Wood-row, and put Benjamin Bell, jun., his wide
and one child, out of the door with their misoalusells
effects. Then, in ceder, Thomas Bure,his wife, and several
children • Matthew Johnson and wife ; John Gruel/ell,
his wife,'and four children ; and Robert Dick, his wife, sod
see child, were dealt with. Ice theB Bow, John
Smith, with his wife and three chil were evicted.
Not men fortunate were Martin Roberts,Wifo, and three;
John Hogg, wife, and five ; Dennis Chute, wife, and two
children. From the Conan Row, John Charlton end his
blind wife ; John Carr, end his wife and family of three,
were expelled ; end from the Old Stone Row,. Jobe Wilkie-
son, wife, and foci Andrew Recoils. wife, and two ;
Thomas Devideonorile, end two; George Willis end wife •
and Wm. Retinue, wife, and two &dine. From house's
seer come forth Alenader Phillips, wife and three ; and
Ralph Gray, wife, and two children. The party then wont
off to the High Tenses Row, but left it unmoleeted, as one
family which it was intended to mud bad voluntarily left.
armilag from thence to the Shenkhoulis Row Joeeph
Lacey, We wife, and five children, were removed With their
=item their house to the ground in frost. Robert
end his family had left of their own accord. Thus
ended the day's programme, which had resulted in the
driving out of about 33 families. Many persons have been
left out in the district during the last two or three eights,
/end a
for sheltering thong and ethers who cacaos
Ind a home is to be made in the shape of a camp.
11 Hundreds cf mem, women, and children hooted the pollee
and bailiffs as they preceded to execute their task, but no
violence was used. The colliers behaved remarkably well.
The soldiers were not required. end at eventide they
amused themeless by diming with some of the villein
girls to the strains of mesa. There is not any sign of •
maul movement for departure. The remaining tenants
know not in whet direction to bend their steps. Some
Crindington men managed to get work at another colliery,
bat were dismissed when the cirourratesos of their cue be-
came known. If the men cannot leave the village upon
being expelled, it is to be feared that more 1•601111 00•911.
I queues may arse. Oa Monday the roads wen strews
with' bedsteads, beds, chaste of drawers, tables, chain,
earthenware, military vessels, cloaks, birdcages, gunpowder
barrels, picks,axes, and ell those miscellaneous articles
Deramary to furnish a pitman's hones.

FATAL BOAT dOCIDILNT.

A melancholy boa seeldent oathrtdd off Holy Isle
on Tuesday week, 'busby three =' The
following deans native to Ike t glees
by a survivor are published is the Memo. Berea The
smack Ann, of Widnes Bey, belongiog to two brothers
named Stewart, left Whiting Bay early os Tseasy sousing
for Ayr. The smack had boss chartered by Ma Gook, Hook.
smith, W bins( Bay. for the purpose of ping la Ayr is
order to bring beak coal, nos, and other storm is
that tows to be seed dense tbo winter. Mr. Gook and Th. bis
daughter socompenied the brothers " los"Pra•
smack left Ayr harbour ca Tuesday Mine= on the
turn voyage, lades with coal, timber bossilz6 Tie
re
weedier was very boisterous, bat no
teas
apprehended. Lather smack, manned_ by a coons of the
Stewart', named Mathi& ales left Ayr hearboor at the suns
time, sod ciontiensd to keep a next &Masse seism of the
Ann notil the accident happened. As the vassals were
nearing Holy Isle a violent squall suddenly stench the Ann,
which canoed her to aspens immediately, the smack Malin
over and remaining keel uppermost. Of 40SMID, DIDO voyagers
were thrown intones sea.; When Capt. Mathie pesisived the
saddest, he immediately bon down upon them. sal threw a
rope, in the hope that sows of the immersed persons might
be able to ease it. TM tops fall short, however ; sad se she
storm tocriseed in Talmo% and tau only being mother ellea
on board the Rasa with Mathis, whose bad had bees
injured, Captain Mathis found himasif enable to render
further saran" sad was obliged to make for the lead.
When Kathie left the awned smack the four parka
were amiss to it, and Lastly calling for esidetehea. What
followed may to shortly told. Cook sod his daughter, sad
the two breams Stews.% all gee epos the lee sae el the
awned soma. Is this panties every wave bran
thin
owes the
upturned boat, sod dashed against bees,
them with spray aid buiumbisg them with eadbi.iza&
soon began to tell upon their itsingtb. Mies Cook was the
trot to suesumb. After dials( to the bonne el the boat
forhereafter letting go her bold, about as hour she bodelar father farewell, and shortly
t she fa into the water and
soon disappeared. Night was new fad approbate&
ad MI yet so help was sigh. The ma was eery
tempernions g and as waxy an maims& to wash casaba
individuals, it mom became apparent that the three mos
must also sooner or War moosmb, alai deliverance should
speedily be sent them. The twinned bost was drift*
sat to sea ; and as they were far from laad there was little
prospect of their being soon throws whore. Some boars
after Mies Cook fell has the wreck the stesmith of the
elder brother Stewart ape to fait, and be moos thasetter
bade his companions farewell„ and fell off the bottom of
the vessel into the sea. A wave, however, washed him
back again, whoa his brother Sled bad of him and
saciesvenred to stasegthen ad emosage hia by
abeering musks, bat bang usioasesious be failed
to be roused, and after bolang bias shoat as
boor on the wreck, this faithful bother was obliged to let
Ms nuossoloss relative drop tato tbe waft Moos, whet
be perished. Mr. Cook and the surviving Stuart were sew
left together. Dark/loss bed fall's span tam. ad the
storm raged as violently as before. As the waves canamed
to dash upon his hoe. Stewart maga to climb over the
upturned boa, and get his back to the wind. Ttome
searimproved by the Mange, he rsquandOoo
over, but strength failed biro, sod Iserlog to lot Ms
bold, be doss tessoimaly to his Masa Towards mid.
night Mr. Cook's streogth at lesgth belga to fail, sod
be, too, moos fell fain the boa and perished. The
young man Stewart was sow left aloes, and all sight be was
tossed about ca the open sem.
Magni to its lusel et the
upturned boat. Daring by loosely voyage, however, be
found a peas of rope Souks user the wreck, with which
he lashed himself to the bottom of the boat. Daylight at
last broke, sod dill DO bsip was sear. As the messing ad-
vanced bops began to hare Sias, sad, is the army of de.
spair, be was about to reapthiminif to his fan when Maga
• easel Marling down upos hion. The venal proved to be
as outward-booed seissona. Her same we were
unable to learn. She had token abetter in Lana Bay
during Tuesday, and proomided early on Wednesday roars.
g. A rope was thrown from tea nebeaser to Stewart,
which he sena. He then took his knife oat of his poeket,
sod baring cut the rope by which be was sada ha to the
wreck, he was dragged alongside the schemer sad akaa osi m
, where ev luaus& was shows to him. He
boardcalmed to Portyerystrich, so the Galloway coast, and landed ,
there, and was atibeequeetly forwarded to Ansa by the'
Shipwrecked Mariners' toasty, and arrived on Saturday.
Wheelie reached He hither's house the babas of his gnosis
maybe Imagined. All hope of the soaps of any of the alerts-
sae penman' or crew had been banished from their minas
sod his epees/sae in their midst alive scald sot be fully
realised for some time. Mr. Cook has left a widow and
family. We bad omitted to mestios that Stewart was
picked up aim Atha Crisis. His maps was a malt stea-
-1 alas one. Stewart was about 18 homy exposed to
1 mild and fury of tbs wind. The survivor satiates Ida ;
I 'erratic* to his getting to the Mama of the 1
aims), by which IMOIDS kw was batter able to cling to .
wreck.

COTTON surrir ASNOCIATION.

At the usual meeting 01 Nu eeneutiee eogamit-
to% bold au Tuesday, • hem use reed tram Nie de.
scribing this remarkable messes "like hes stee the
sowing of • smell quantity el See bleed settee seed in that
osighbourbood. About • hoard at seed plaited in 1863
produced 8014 cd aulessed wenn, sad with the seed et
this well width/7 2 urge were dui last year, 1814.'
which yielded • bale of 710%. of dean cotton, dais wee'
sold be Manchester st 29d. per lb., New Weans edlen'
being weed' at that time 17d., and fair Breed 14d. per lb.
ROBBERY Or THE MAIL BETWEEN EDINEVILOII Tig. fa wend am a mod that lea lame mad gels as
AND GLAscolv.—For a considerable time past summed eultiested to edualap It some parts al the kierlied ef!
isompleists have reached the Post-office authorities is Edis- Italy. The tame aelgestor bse this year pleated sheet'
burgh that letters outdoing articles of vide% which had 36 sures with the lase yeses said, and
been puled in Glasgow for thin city, had not reached their lag the fine crep, having •greedy owned aut.
deetinstioe. These oompleints were so of tea repeated that B,oooib. of unaided edam ; sad amid be who
the authorities at the Gement Post-offioe tionaidered it their dad in obtaining • fair plain dewing ehe
' duty to iostitute an investigslioe ; end with this view eon- present mouth sad is November, he hes eaddeet kern d
municetion wee ends with St. Mertin's-le•Grand, Leedom. realising about 40,0001 b. al used setbse, *giddiest te b
The yosult of the "nabbed action was that one of the yield of at least 10,0001 b. of deem dam, which will sled
of of the Metropolitan
doff o 4 scoompsaied by • profitable "darn. The essidental euespeten of • heed
a criminal officer, was despatched to Glasgow to adopt of seed se the begins* a 1863 has -hese Mewed by
rem for discovering the method of what proves to hews gratifying roeulte, sad the example thus prepeeted le Indy
I been • long continued and systematic robbuy. They arrived le deurege eddies to pow this desse el Mem
Is
Glasgow oe Saturday, and at one
proceeded in • quiet Further 'applies of seed me mused, aillied. end wlll be
way to terry out madams for ageertaintsg at what point oo fonrerded by the association. A leder we received them
the journey between the two cities the theft, were being Jamaica, describing the writer's crop as predatingthug
• been.
eseamitted. Their lint step appears to hue been to post Mil appearance, ead
re exceessiog
of smell
the hope lds
certain letters—cooteining mosey ad craw articles such expectations will be did An association
es are often conveyed through the poshofsce - to addresses settlers end others baa been farmed for the
esember ofcultivation of
in Edinburgh. On Nadu it we found that the laden so cotton end other products. • letter from •
posed had cot-although ample time had been allowed— her Majesty's Privy Council in Tobago, and the pre-
resoled their dedication. Suspicion now rested co Henry sent acting Oolosial idardery, was road bles eleo
°reboot Swanston—e letteruorter who accompanied the various experiments whiah be has made to encoumps and
' mall on Monday musing, from Caddies to Edinburgh—end, establish the growth of coitus is that island. The Maple
etedgely enough, the train from which the midis( Adidas Is repress:Ad to be leg, very gee, end white.; themh
wens always supposed to have bees stolen. The postal audio. formerly cultivated, it be meetly base growing id.
II
Miss then coverrudioded with the Polies in Edinburgh, It is isteeded to "maim& • quaetity to the easooddee in
1 awl Detective Galan we employed in the des. Swans- January next. A letter was read from Ws lifejesty'soodel
I We; who was found at the Yost-olgoe, was seercited by the at Apia Upolu Samoa, Mating that. with a view so mien
tracer, and in his pommeicte were found the letters above rage the Samoans to grow sol ha bag kiaatag smug
mouthed, which had been posted is Obegow. Theft. semi* seed with Adenine ftsies el seed, and that
u well in ether letters which had opine by the mme mail he hes tonne:led to the seeddation simples et the predues.
--euteining gold Hap, posted stamps. end other article* It is calculated that this year there will be 400 nerd wader
al value—wen found semeted abut his person. The lettere caltivatima The Übaldo are deseribed as bight, ratable to
had all been opened, evidently far the pwpose of his sew- the growth of coition. Ned but the tided idehresents
reining end appropriating their tudente. Sedates bee exid, vie. :--all 'Marital' age, for Gutting dews
be
for several years engaged in coenesion with the trees ; • large butcher's knife, for cleaning the weeds
General Post.offloe, sad use regarded as • trustworthy ser- aag oettiag the mail *at. gag broads ;AA lucky,
vast. He is an unmarried man, and reeided at Fountain- • hoe, in the shape of • peuded side. from three to live
bridge. On Monday night, he wee apprdeeded in his feet lad, which is stuck into the greed and a hole Wore
uniform, sad lodged in the police oils, end cm Tees- to four inches is made, where'll* mai/ dumped. In shed
day morning he was brought before the pellee-eourt, four days it makes its appeared*, sad from feed to six
and the case remitted to the bemused Field—Daily months after planting the widest I. ready far picking. There
Review. is a Au field for autos peeing, but the Datives ere key,
SHOCKING PARRICIDE IN IRELAND. —The fie?'- and "eating is tedustry. A coeselar report, forwarded by
ford Isdependeng . contains the following account of so the Foreign-office, was received from Paraiba. Bade,
aped
murder in the twenty of Wexford :—'• A man dated Sept. gth, sled; that the first pthesiap cd the
nameded Timothy Power. hying at CTOIIIO.IIO, sad occupying sew crop are sow Gown forward, and that used*
• utoundiedde hum of about 30 or 36 scree, left bud to the report made by the prodded_ of the pre.
lest wash to go to Clohamos-mills. His return home st an visa at the opening of the liii Chamber el
early hour seems not to hue beau expected, nor his delay Deputies, on the Ist of August led, the Cie of
to have base the dues of any ungesioess to his wife, and cotton le the province for theyear 1864 wee am daddy
she want to bed at her usual hour. Some time after she that of any devices you, having inereated from hogs
was awoke by her son, who also bad been from home before in 1861 to 74.828 begs in nu. The export this year, up to
hie father left for Clohemee who went to her bedside end the sad of Augustaub: bed lees thee during the same
eery anxiously inquired laid, father returned. His tin• period al 1864, o partly to the wed el means of true.
porsunity ea that he
wee such as to alarm his mother, port, end putty to fall in peke, whisk indeed sew
' and, gettiog out of bed, both left to look foe the absent one. to keep their opted from market ia expeddire of another
About 40 perdue from the house, and in the Lute Lading rid. The nude of tbe sew crop are highly Wounds
to it, the body of the unfortnuato man wee fund life- both se to quantity sad quality, end if the rains edge,
lee—the bard sod air havieg_liese found in the morn-
for have lasted longer =Own ms edema shed
Mg is ea edjeinieg field. The meighbours were soon for men years pest, there Is little doubt that the
aroused. sad the body weeouneyed to the home be left in mop w be the largest ever grown in the provisos, sad
! full health not many hours before, and then presented spe it ts expected will reach 100,000 bags. Pepin were
Ipeannees enough to show that death bad not been mused received from she Isdie-offies, outdated • report from
yb any mere accident. This feet astounded all present, sod the sear Lary to the Chid Ounesusieser el Mild 8.,
fretful apprehended were awakened. The sou, little over emit ea the utast of cadet cultivation and the =
' 21, had not lived oil good terms with his father, and his oat-turn of the mop for the dam as e 1865-66.
moon and demeanour were rather marked at the moment, with 186466, which, ereoneequesee of the price al codes
Thu polio, were secs et the house, and deemed it, under Ihuleg fallen, is eated at Mese pet eon! lees then
the circumstances, oily right to take the see into custody. the previous year. The total eet.eare fee 1864-65 el Milli
'An inquest was bold at the house of the deemed by Dr. 1 eclat is stated at 29,283 masse el 621 h. each. • lades
Bryn, meow al the "others division of the entity, sad I was, read from tbs bosomy weals of the association et
• respectable jury, of which Mr. Lewis, of Clobemen, was : Bombay, stating that they hue applied to goverainest far
formese, when • undist of • Wilful Murder' wee retuned 1 Ulm-meted from the venous eolleetcestes ei the presidmorit
evilest the de. sod • wenent made out foe hie committal as to the breadth of lead pleated with deem' darts, lb
det.
Ito the county gaol to steed his trial for the same at next 1 sent year, the state el the mops, and the pubable da-
-1 adds. There were found 15 wounds made by as Seglbli .Ws li the staple that they had Mee iire
hayfork, whisk in much to
in the Psi sts Wm the Irish I hued hi reply that eavemuoteet will led be is
, hayfork. and me belonging to Power was found next day • poitiMen to tumid the partimilant "'waked be.
cusses sled is the beggar& huhu blood epee it. There was lore the end of February next. A letter wee reed bees
de wound seder the right ear which the medical mileage Names. Sissy sad Co., Madam 1101111•11 tO bellollllll hear
deerldned to have extended to the depth of 61 inches, sad vary scents ef the deociatice in that .ad deem
le the back o( the left eye. Oo the right side was another that tom boles of cellos had boas ship,. by them es
mead 81 inches deep, 'frostarieg am rib and perdue lethal el the *Arm Agri.flortiultessl Beeidy,..i=
theaugh the right lass. A similar wound mu on the lift musicatios 'woe rewired from the South L
ilk also pssetratiag that Mag. Either of these three Uwe" elating • that • the Mb l'ellewirl _mut ,01-1-17.78;
wounds the medical gesdiesses deposed worn saffideek to fixed as the lain day few TiosMag esimemi ter loftier la
eases &Mb." 1 tetedthig exhibitors at the Path thsivomel *hellion el
.
Ads-
Jam Pita& Norrvous ' 111". Is 4th resolved to famed • 11•••017 01141•_ .
—Tweed was
id war. low, sad =nor slay 'se' tote Wed to her Majesty'b monis 55 allimilloi_, lea
*NM OISSIMS alil..lllM WNW. ill ta. dawn. maw* "P" " gamt• 411.1"wtli of a butler
=II "niiiS
wire bora is
dr it is Wain Malleersee tail.
present ' tea 1 sol am Wier modali for lih• MA —I
the way mom si widow iripois sewn sa sr WM. Vb. no oraotattes.tane sasive and smile seed, is
ratios aramisiM•• bliei mm Wart
_at ars •NM trod rteV • 'Ahab Ili botopird is. Ihilliii,k
oars and spar. a raw 'Asia Ina tidy, Wes dmids and d biiimibr. • • • • •
natural rear ad remalgtesthe Sri beshery r roma eras
=.llees or an mast Mar smarty 'rem pallid. and ati ;
10 NM telkil.fill Ify Orr Min whisk an spe• I taws. 0 admit &nail Ocatemn
owl metal was OW 'MI ars air Araliamenis
Orly sarnared,
_and dared beratkale emeeds's. ae. —Wale receipts ter the 'ssek alias OM. erfli
mem Maher mild me beep Mahe well deedegad. • 16s. 81. - • • . .