The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

-)iiiIJRISAY ibLiii*G, OCTOBER 14, 1865.

Talc cAtmatiLiCuz:

THE REGISTRATIONS,

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MIDDLEtIEt.
The whole of the Lets for the oetutty hewing been 1
revised yenerday,
Mr. James briefly congratulated the Barrister ea the
completion of the tedlone task of this year's revision, which
had been oonducMd by the agents in no litigious &wit. Lie
retuned so the role laid down as to not giving wits an new
claim cases, and congratulated Mr. Beale. on the moll
manger in which he reversed the decision he arrived at at
the early part of the revision, namely, that new &alma*,
were 'untied to coats. Hs felt that the only manner in
which they could exclude persons not entitled to be on the
register was by objecting to their first claim, sod snob a
by
monis should eel be called on to pay costa. He concluded
thanking the Revising Barrister for the attention he hail
received.
Mr. smith followed in the like strain, thanking the Bar-
sister for his attention, and expressing hie great pleasure
that the first decisionas to costs to new claimants bad been
reversed.
Mr. Bales, in reply, thanked the agents. and said it was
always his desire to discharge the duty imposed on him
with the strietest impartiality. Undoubtedly the act of
parliament did give rise to some difficulties, and ha had felt
it his duty to hear all that could be said by the political
agests, and having beard that, be gave his deliberate and
weltooesidered decision ; io that decision ha erleavoured to
secure justice to the elector, and at the meantime not to
throw any obstacle in the way of the proper efforts of the
ageota to prevent persons who were not qualified from
coming on the register.

The Sanitaritim Committee of the Corporation
of Loudon held a arestiog yesterday lathe Long Parlour at
the Mention-house, at three o'rdook. Mr. flitnelmir the
Chairman of the Markets Committers, presided. Mr. Gibbs,
the secretory, read the answer of Lord Palmerston, through
his secretary, the Rue. Evelyn Ashley, to the sppiteatioa
that he should meet. a deputation from the committee to
confer with them on the subject of appointing a Royal Com-
mission to inquire roocerning the cattle plague, referring
them to the commiesino that had just bout creaMd. Mr.
Gibbing, the chairmn, then idea wed the committee that
he bad undergone •a long examioatlos before the Royal
Commiesioe, but that during the whole time not •
Moils gaieties bad been pat to him upon the subject
of baying • sanitarium, with • view to endeavour to
ears wade that were afflicted with the disease. ft was
not mail the close of his a:emigration, whoa he was mated
whether he desired to make any suggestion to the commis-
slaws, that be bad an opportunity Of expressing the stroog
conviction he eateetsised that steps should be taken '
to try to discover some mode of curing the diocese, and that
whichprac of indiaeriminately slaughteriog the animals
were attacked by the malady was likely to lead to
most &oestrous consequences in regard to the supply of
food. Several members then expressed their views as to the
warm that was beet to be adopted, and Dr. Tripe said that.
as Lord Palnesestoa had referred the deputation to the Royal
Oommissioe that wee now sitting, it appeared to him
the committee ought not to desist from their labours under
existing eircumstanoes, but that the deputation, or at all
events a pertian of them, should go before the Royal Com-
mission and express their views as to the curability of the
dimes*, and the necessity at any rate of endeavouring to cars
it. He proposed a motion to that effect, whisk wee
seconded by Mr. Straker. Mr. Gamier, who le en exten-
sive cattle salesman, said be was in a position to state a fart
Within his own knowledge with ammo' to this dame
which he eomidered of very great importance. A
short time beck • cargo of foreign cattle consist-
ing of 108 animals arrived at klarwleh, and eel
of them was suffering from this malady, and was
removed and died. The whole of the remainder
ware perfectly healthy, and were declared so by the govern-
Meat impedes, and were killed and sent up to London.
Ten others that were consigned to another party ware
pieced in quarantine, and at the end of the prescribed
Vthese also wens declared by Ibis inspector to be quite
11. Them foot', it appeared, dearly showed either
that this disease was not the rioderpest at all, or if It was
that it was net so Infectious as was repreeented, for out of
this satire cargo call the one marital died. The chairmen
observed that it appeared to km that it was very essential
that facts such as those that had jut been stated should
be brought to the knowledge of the Royal Commission
with a view to guide them en to the course they
should adopt. Mr. Game said there was no doubt
at all co his mind that this disease among cattle was
curable, and be was himself aware of one case where some
cows bad been condemned by the government inspector,
bat Is eonseqamme of the knackerreen who had bees ap-
plied to not Wig able to come at the moralist to
they were objected to curative treatment, sod the whole
of them recovered. Mr. Rudkia also cited another ease
withie hie knowledge whore thirty cows, belongisp to •
cowkeeper named Jones, residing in New-street, V. bite-
chapel, had been condemned, and 24 out of the 30 were
eetirely cured under the treatment of some cowman living
is the iteiglibourbood. The motion of Dr. Trips was
eventually carried, and arrangements were then made with
=
to the gentlemen who eboubi be deputed to give
before the Royal Commission. and the adore of
the facts to which they should more particularly direct
their attention, after which the committee adjourned.

HERTS.
The following is the result of the revision :
Liberals Tortes Tories Liberals
oa. ed. on. off.
Beetlogford
Berkitarestead
Bebop Stottford ......
HOD3OI Helapilielld
Hatfield
Hertford 3B 24 20 19
Hitelteo
Hoddesdos 34 23 26 13
St. Albans 3l 14 13 27
Stevenage
Watford 4l 11 29 24

339 10
Liberal plus US

932 181

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The cattle plague is unfortunately extending its
images, sad, ryet. so remedy laas been discovseed, ad
so meet have bets taken to prevent its further extanden.
exorpt in the killing of the affected animal,. When we learn
that rase gentleman residing in the neighbourhood of Wat-
ford has had CO baste slaughtered tuba buried, we may
form some conosption of the gravity of the Girona.
shwas In which wears placed. Compared with moms ether
mostiee, Hertford hae beta bat lightly touched ; and yet
Mare bee been this wholesale slaughter on a single estate.
At Hoddeedon there bay. been fresh ewe. A cow-keeper
has lest fourcows and two edam and since then, Mr. Oultio.
Gott, of Yew-tree House, has lost a row and a calf. All
*see eases are traced to coutact with the one beset from
Peterborough, pastured in a field at Be
Mercury.
Mr. Ingle, of Ripley, lost 11 beasts last Tuesday
night, supposed to be by the plague.—Yorkakire Gazette.
The cattle plague has appeared in the neighbour-
hood of A,ylakam. Mr. Everett, of &Mbar's, has last a
cow, and Mr. Cardinal Woleey, of Erpiegham, eh oat of
OMNI besets which lar waned on Norwich-bill, cra the
30th alt. Mr. Robert Ives, of Calthorne, has likewise lost•
heifer, and it u feared the disease is spreading.—Norfolk
News.

THE TINIAN PROSECU27O2I3.

Seven additional prisoners were brought up on
Thursday before Mr. Strom's, at the Coonladonere-ofiloo.
Lower t&ste-yard, Dublin charged with rice implisalied
in the Fere movenmintles., Michael O'Neill Fogarty,
Deois Dowling Mulcahy. James Cleary, Laurence Mamma&
Thomas Norris, Owen Sweeny, and Andrew ?One. Piros
Na•le, the approver, idsotified Mulcahy, who was employed
as " res Ise " on the Irish People, es a prominent member et
th•Fewian °transitive in the cousty cd Tipperary; also
Purity (who he stated was • "B"), sad Andrew Milne.
Patna Power, mother approver, identified the primmer
Sweeny as thelwrson who sidmialerred the Fenian c te to
biro and others in °tunnel and the neighbourhood. Restated
in his information that be received In Dublin from " the
captain" fifty pikes which he brought down to Olontnel,
sad distributed amongst some of the prisoners and others.
He identified the other prisoner r befog connected with
the Fear movement. They were all committed for Ilia
The Co-k prieoners, fifteen Is number, were brought up for
era:Marion o• Wcdeesday, sad were committed for diel
le the cores of the prov3sdings the infer met Warner made •
stalwart to thee( cs tbst • man nomad Itiordap,arepsutr. '
employed at the military
i barracks, told him that be knee
where all the old amen ma arms were, and koew every hole
sad corner about the briers. There were frequently die-
erosions about bow to take the pryer. About the 19th
September last be (de t) received information that a
rowel order bad err red from America to be prepared for
the general rising which was to have taken War about the
earl 01 September lost, or the Wrier, of October. Some
of the pleas of the Fenian licitherbood wore to brae
up the rather, destroy the telegraph wires, and blew up
the bridges; pesetas wire to be pressed to join the Fetdan
ranks, sad if they refused they were to be shot, as well as
those who wets opposed to it, sod the properties of this •1
who did not join wens to be gives to those who survived the I
war. All prior opposing the Ferias were to be killed ; the
Howe catholic Bishop of Cork was to be dipped in tar and
biased. On being closely questioned on this latter pant,
Wainer said all the prisoners present and a great many mere'
arid that they should kill** bishop and put him
= and burn him, because he was the cause of tinning
the priests of Cork against us. When ring to our duty
they won't hear us, on account of belonging to the Fenian
sernety.
Under the heading of "Moto of Friesians on the
Country." the Cork Herald observes that already have the
injurious effects op the prosperity of the country, occasioned
by the alarm consequest on the disclosures racemes the
" Fres oonspirsey," begun so be felt. Killarney (says •
contemporary) was probably the first to saw for almost
all the toners—of whom • large number was sojourning
there when the " motorist" was brought to light—im-
mediately took their departure, briegiog so azosptioeally
prosperous yearn to a premature close. There are fit adds)
twenty families in Queenstown aloes who have determined
on leaving the country, and amnia families in sad near
Cork are also on the move. Hotel keepers are amongst the
mutest sultanas ; and, as an instance, it has bees stated
yb the proprietor of one of the princirl hotel. in Cork that
he has been put nearly 1,0001. out of pocket by Fenianism.
The Herald has beard of • case In which a gentleman cams
to that healthy for the parries of investing 100,0001. is the
country between Cork sod Waterford; but he bas preferred
paying s fine of 6001. and going to Engird. It is morn to
be deplored that so much moodier apprehension of dacgsr
should exist, and that people should be led away by of repreesstations, to the luting detriment of this
country.

Ms Plum AoAuger Tax OATru PLAOIIII.-

A ecereepondent writes : Should not loam notios be takes
of the hvernlar, not to say todecerotts, way in which the
prayer for Divine aid and protection, appointed to be said
in churches, has beau brought before the public! At the
hesitating of last week, three days before the um of any
prayer bad been antheriped, the form of it was floating derelict
in the daily newspapsra Ou Coifed of October it appeared in
the Decoy d, and on the 3rd is the Daily News, OS •
fens whiah there was "reason to Wins" would be
authorised. This premature publicity, uncatompanied
by any sanction that could protect the prayer from
ineversnos, wee followed by a dognlar oblivion.
At • Privy Council held oo the sth the Archbishop of
Oantarintri wee directed to prepare a prayer, end the form
already current was sent out, I believe, by post that same
evening. But so little cute was taken to promulgate the
order and the prayer, that the newspapers appear to have
been unaequaiatad with it. On Monday, indeed, the day
miter it had been used in &drams and chapels throughout
Ragland and Wales, the Tines published the prayer, but
with the extraordinary remark that it had been drawn ap
by the Primate, and was in use at Addington and Lambeth,
sad that it was anticipated that an Order in Comical would
be issued ordering its use elsewhere. At last dm Order
la Ocatneol appeared in Tuesday's Gazette, five days after the
Archbishop bad Wend and two days after the clergy had
acted on it. The Order published on the 10th pirecrihed the
use of the prayer on the Bth. Surely if this Indoor wee
worth doing at all, it was worth doing decently and well.
Yesterday, at Liverpool, a journeyman butcher
earned Taylor was convicted of having want to market •
quantity of dimmed teat. to los sold for hangs feed. and
wee wet to prima fore months.

MB POLIWI cocain. 1 FROM LAST NIGHTIE GAZETTE.
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. , MAN:,10N4101•:41... MANY! Or WILICITCMAI AND FORTHItt PARTICITLAIM TO BE
ornalexe at THI orrice or VIE Clll2l arolinelan,
broAughaer before the looking
ndau Mayoralui C6ll' a' fr;l4w's(4l:th labstir: t'Utite or sawlasorkyrNkritaliratl,l32l3xLl
deserter from the sth Regiment of Ftrillirre. ' Yar.ormo. Tram, Nemgatentrsat, general 'merchant, to sur.
A sergeant belonging to the Coldstream stated that be rtau„, 0,4. gn, at 11.
was on day at the Tower on Thunduy afternoon when the CLIALLJA 11.' hay, Ole-street, Fit. Luke's stationer, Oct. 241. at 12,
primmer male up to blirn aid said that be wished to give iirmair Nevis, Edward-at, Mlle lord. late hosier, Ott 25. at It.
himself up as a deserter from the Fusiliers. He knew Join,
agentL fur 1 . McAbee-street, Martleboue. ,co a
nothing of the prboner, but upon his own confession he
I gnomes nelcerifoneT;V:ID, Th pct A 4 al tai . e, Weirgate.market,
took him into custody. and lArerpa, cattle dealer. Out. 25 at 12.
eib proprietor,
the Lone Mayor asked the prisoner whether be still maw Caere. sesero.equate. "."..
persisted in ststiog that he was a deserter, at the mime thne . pet ge, at 12,
remiudieg him that ay person falsely accusing himself a , HBO Jams DRAYTON, Great Ormond-street.
Dloomebuy,
being a deserter was liable to three months' imprisooment 1 t, Oct. Kat 12.
The prisoner said he enlisted M 1048, and served is the . Liiri_T!!'••i/1_•_•_• 11!,_,T4.1.1rniture dealer. Oct 22, at 12.
army in various parts of the world for 19 years, had hew . =?:stoe, "50°:44,4aupwiL1e5."&....., i bi. °Z4, led, aih,
in lodm ad emceed under Gemnal Haas* at the siege of ' ....hictuser. Oct. an. at 12.
Lucknow, and had two medals with clasps. XYWARD ISAAC BROORZI, dirswen.plaos, Chelsea, carpenter.
The Lord Mayor as •ed what had become of the medals. Oct. 28, at It.
The prisoner said he sold them for Is. each. Allen, !MAW! New Church-road, Csmberwell, traveller to •
The Le Mayor asked the prism's how he mate to leave • lea merchant. Oot 26. at L
101011 WES.NRAM and JusIWII WATTS, Shepkenrnlans, Goronten,
the army? oonfactioners, (letle,at 1.
He replied that he ores so much put upon by use of the 1 Hams min,. Brooket., Keaton-rd.. coachnnilder,Oct.
at 1.
Oct.% at 1.
iamb tote, ad suffered to couch from his tyranny, that he MARIAM KRAUSS. BoothM., sptuiltields, merchant, 24,
' felt convinced that he should have done something worse if 1 Ateroslo &raisin Tilonm Nokias, Brookstreet, Berusondaey,
I 150 had not deserted. He therefore thought it would be the 1 vocalist, Oct. 25, at I.
best coarse to do so. MARTHA BARR, Woolwich, baker, Oct al, at 11.
The sergeant who apprehended the prisoner said that be csaetuWl"l"4 Wr.l323.A.aav••••BAruat.:admotlicrratsia,. Oct. ii, tivroissiart ot isa.
would have bees entitled so a pension of ls. or Is. W. Oct. M. at It.
d a day. V= Tar ioa.tallianiamews, Marystreetnempleadeeed.
The Lord Mayor maid be was sorry to sees man who ba cab driver, Oct 111, at 11.
served hie country, end who bad totaled himself to a /lass Tvronatn, Homer-road, Hackney, late licensed etc.-
pension se a award for his services, forfeit his cheroots, Wallet Oct. 31. at th-
in the way he had done. He then ordered that he should CHARLost. :111.
atBRAILY, Owen's-row, Clerkenwell, gold chain maker,
be sent to Holloway prison, and that a communication Jose inuarun, as eosteso„reed. is clerk. Oct in, et it
should be made to the military authorities in reference to Cinoso2 &lawn, Churchstnnt, u, chaesemoDPra M.
the cue. idatant, Oct. Si, at 12.
BOW-STREET. EDWARD OODIRZY Y 0527.111., Great Blandotreet, Dover-road,
Henry G/crot, • boy of 11 years of age, was brought up Oct. 21, at It
en remand, shamed with stealing a bowl coataining 31. la "ma WILLIAM HAM Tlmmbald4lneL. Few Kent-rod. Jour-
neyman carpenter, OM. 11, at 12.
gold and silver moordxfwiri the till drawer, at Mr. Gurney's loan Smarties, jun., Colebrooltrow, Islingteesßeell, taw,
pablie-house, in II Out. ill. at 1.
The prisoner's father expressed a desire that the boy &Main Wrruxite, John'smews. Little James-street, Bedford.
should be mot to • reformatory, and offend to pay 2a. a row, job water, Oct. Al, at I.
week towards his maititenauos ere. JOHN MARTIN, Bradley, Staffordshire, victualler, Oct Yr, at 12.
The sdester see wordiest, committed to the Fauns, hoseo2lu.llaLlitee,
12. Y, MUMMA Warwickshire, stet manufacturer,
Reformatory foe three yea", an only being mAd• for Osman comma Nom, Bradford, commission egentOct.tamt II
the payment by the hither of the stipulated sum. Joenril wsrunsii, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, schoolmate
SOUTHWARK. Oct. 23., at 11.
John Broom, a sonart-looking young fellow, was Awed PAUL PLETCRES., Dewsbory,Yorksli, wool riterchant,Ociamil
at the bar before Mr. Burobarn, charged with stealing I lammuum *112.113 WI SON, abetneld, attorney, Oct. 27, i
• I Mouse CALM!, SW/MK engineer. OM fir, at It
silver watch, value 41., from the person of Mr. Williams lens TAISOX, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Oct. Mat it
Finbliag, near the terminus of the railway as the Surrey JAOOIIIIARTMAIL_Bakeuhead, boot dealer, Oct. fia. et 12-
aide a Loodea-bridge. ANDISW Briar, Fasakerley, Ismaili, re. merchant. 04.16,1
The prosecutor eajd he canted aa blame. at 19, EDWAnD Itollignsos WARD,Manchester, consedim. Oct 25,,
Leadeahailmtreet About 8 o'clock as the previous aria- SAlgula Wil- - -"A" . Batton. Lancultive, tc/Ice. Oct. IL at 11
I nail's Moak ilaschseasr, machine broker. Oct. a at IL
MI be was pining the London-bridge terminus when be 1 Jaw amine,,Dmieost, Lea ,„*
aidaa..„,„,.6,,, I'l. a
was surrounded by several persons, and he felt a click at Gnome Ninny, Marberne, Staffordshire, victuabor,OsUen
his welch. Os looking down he perceived that the chain Joan ffintatnereash,liinningloatallor's foams=
was Inning down, and the watch was gout. At the same ThOMAS Onnusoe, Ivertoo, near Liverpool, Isis
time he saw the prisoner's hand leave his waistcoat pocket, teener. Oct. 25, at I.
when be esized hold of him and aild, " Tea villain, yeti 3,"11° 7144"°11155 ,04,•,1°__"01101. bo:flowlioY Oct
.. !!....at L
have got my wateh." He denied having it, sad attempted jteem pmors7Zonr. ijieresir=4.Oct
beerier. w. oet 17
, ,
to free himesif from hie (prosecutor's) grasp; but whom csAmjs °num south., ',wt., "kiwi,. ,;(I,s. peso.,
retained hold of him until a constable came up, when be JANIS Lotus, Partara, shipwright, oct. 22, at IL
ewe him into custody. He wee thee takes to the stales. Moans Itionrwrr, Sheffield, spring hullo maul ,Oot. 26.
hones. and the watch produee
rd was fared ea him. Wnzum Rowan, w testable, iLeolt, master manner.Octe
owlet K. Nem. • t No.? ed. „ea he we se 111011111 JOIIRS, &dairy, Staffordshire, Lamer, Oct te, at'
the station-house wen the primmer was brought Gnomes Omme. Dewsbury. Yorksh. warehouseman, Oct?.
.!°1 JOHN Stuart., utraliff. beerhouse keeper, Oct. 22, at U.
charged with stealing the ilowilliwas'a watch. He "Wu" Mogan amps. Bristol, Nov. a. at 12.
that he knew nothing of it, but on search* him witness Jong Joellerli MOokr., Farnworth, Lancashire, tinplate
found the watch secreted on his parses. Oct. 25, at 10.
Mr. Burnham asked the misuser whether he had say CHARM; FRAMPTON, IMlllogton, Northamptonshire, be
questions to ask
of the ornate's& Ort. 2/A at 10.
j:ollllAxmaJA9ruoll6oaGemill.ToSopll.,..h.llfaawc!iestel.shirer.catin.etjom=skeT4.oct. ',
Prisoner replied that he had not ; he suppond it was all
right. Oct. It, et 14.
Mr.'Mecham told him be had no doubt of his realcone AsitAllan 5.001260 N, lisaebssisr. painter. Oct. U. at filt•
potion, although he was described as a tailor of Bethnal- DAVID Deena, Openehaw, Lancashire. brichmtalter.ool.m.,
green, a trade generally is vogue anion such charsoteos, ileum MARIA WROATR, Truro, Cornwall. smith, Oct. IR r
whether they ever carried it ou or not. His worship asked Two °llll4:"lttiivire;37l6C;orall.. far: Zia m• Oct.!
him whether he would b° tried by bi" or go to the sAMMImIL .10512% Fingo.s. Hanley, litaliordahiTrt. }ler, Oct. 10. a
U the former he must plead guilty. WILLIAM WARRSl4,wolatantosAtatioreW,heerseUer,Ocio
The prisoner said he was guilty. niamen Castel. canon Lodge, near Borobridge. Ifi!
Mr. Burchaea told him that he had no doubt he was a late fanner, Oct. 26, at 12.
practised thief, although there was no eadgeoe of hie having ne_ellanir lan.ll7.7.74latertuniatimlnsh..groortr,soct",!.4l.
been in custody before on a similar °barge. It was a vary „.2," 112,9 loan:. 1.4 ,
daring robbery, and he should not be doing his duty unless Ileamolten, Denbighshire. farmer, Oct. W
Witszsm Gags, Cratton, Devonshire, labourer. Oct Ts, 0
be punished hint with the utmost severity of the law. He cumin mcpaz, gb.,,,,... kadininaan of gum in gyms=
' sentenced him to six months' hard labour. Dockyard, Oct U. at 1...
LAMBETH. Wruan exeunt, restead. Esser. butcher. Oct. Sa. at -
Asia Seek', a man of middle age, and of respectable Jolla man°Br, Wattn... 414,°174.4/44°. covered harm" :
ap late • tows traveller sad confidential servant Rent Nona. BQ-ford. joiner. Oct. 50, at it.
in the au Truant of Micas Durant and On. engineers, Joann Gomm" Crsnfleld, Bede, labourer. Oct. 25, at 4.
178, Great Doverntaet, Boreughorss finally examined before Haan AIMIUSPOS KIaLITT, Yeatbourne, Busse; Photogrilliblis
Mr. Elliott on a charge of plundering hie employers to • eon- artiskOct.M 15. at 11.
adorable extent. BURT U Siannr,Aohton-under-Lynejournerman millwrieht.
From the statemeat of Mr. Edwin, who attended for the 43" 24" It
prosecutioo, corroborated by the testimony of different wit- -
POMP. it appeared that the poisoner had been in the service
of the prosecutors for some years, first as clerk, and mat as
town traveller, and in both situations the utmost cambium)
was plead in hie respectability and honesty, and until the
present transaction Dot the @lightest suspicious were enter-
tained of either. On Saturday week the prisoner brought
to the shop of Mr. Wilson, a manse stare &oder, in Kenning-
toe-lane, a purest containing seveetyone pounds of metal
for sale. Mrs. Wilson, on examining it, observed the govern-
moat mark or broad arrow on several pieces, sad raspoiting
that it had sot ban
es honestly ail` she sent far
Sergeant Lannert d the was taken
into custody. From inquiries eubesquestly made it was
asoertalaed that the prisoner carried on a regular system of
robbery by going into the warebouse where the motel was
kept. making up a parcel, and sending it to his residence
by the Parcels Delivery Company. Oa the day of his sp.
prehension be was seen to come out of the weeehouee-n
plies he bad no right to enter-with a brows paper parcel
is his poseuwioe, and since that time the officer in the
aura b found out several marine store dealers at whom
shops the prisoner bad sold quantities of metal of different
clescripticos. Mr. Edwin, in alluding to the exteat o' the
prisoner's robberies, said that he occupied • well-fureithed
boom, had money in the bank, sod lived extravagan.iv.
A later from the prisoner to one of the partners, written
is a canting, hypocritical style, in which he acknowledged
his guilt, was read.
Mr. Edwin said it was not the wish of his climb to prom
the case severely, but as they employed a number of heeds
they felt it necessary to make some example, and raid
leave the matter in his worship's heeds.
Mr. Elliott remarked that no punishment be could awardl,
was adequate to the offence, but he would give the p • er
m much as he could, and that was six months' bard labour
eA Waedsworth House of Cormatios.
Jews Douglas, a slight but detetinhoed-looking fellow,
was charged before Mr. Elliott with the leaping outrage: I
William Patrick said be resided at 33, Carlialsotrest, I
Ltimbeth, and ea reaching horns on the tight before use
found all his lodges in the greatest state of terror through
the conduct of the poisoner, who Was ales an inmate of the I
bone, and who bad threatened to take the lira and wt
the throats of everyone there. Witness heard the principal
making a great noise and vowing variance against everyone.
and on his approaching him be Jana him t
with a poker and flourishing it about He re•
quested him to be quid and sot disturb the place, when
the prisoner swami at him and gave him a desperate blow
ee the left side of the bead, causing a deep_ wound from
which the blood had copiously flows. He, howeve:
grappled with him, sad, being somewhat the lle
the two, disarmed him of the poker ; bet tha=lfir I
managed to get away from him, and next pi
_bad el •
razor, which bt brandished about, and threalsed to ad
the throat of 'Darya, who came within him mech. After
some time, and with the amistanes of • policemen, he was
disarmed of the dangerous instrument, secured, asbd with
snuck difficulty take, to the station.
Mary Ann Rank a deetutelcolcing young woman, with •
frightful bleak eye, confirmed much of the statement of the
last wit
and said the prisoner had frequently threat-
era to cut ha threat and that of her mother, and that
Dar black eye bad been caused by a violent blow from
his fist.
Police-testable
L said he never lair a more furious
person in all his life.
Mr. Elliot--What is tee
Mimi Kent-He ham unfortunately bees Bang for some
time with my mother as ha husband, but she wants to get

LAW REAMLNATIONS.
Des 1. P. A. Parsakevaides and J. Leontaritt, Leadenl
street, nterchaete-Nov. 10. T. J. H. Wagtail, Whitchoreh.
fordalgro,dentitt-Nov. 7. LA.14~65. Pilroath, Caretertiollw-
faraser-Nov. it. G. Thomas, Canton, sear thrdiff. salimaker-
Nov. O. D. L. Evans, Moromouth, boned victedier-Nov.
W. L Morgan, Newport, Moamouthshirk grocer-Nov.7. L 1
Oillliaces Bath, draper-NOT. 16. M. Roberts, Stanningley,
Yorkshire, auctioneer-Nov. 16. W. Meow Logger,' -
liuddcrsPeld, yarn spinner -Nov. 16. W. Belga and G.
Dudley-MIL near Bradford. Joiaers-Nov. lk J. Rhodes
and Belfast, hackle manufacturer-Nov. 16. J. Haim& .
derolield, Ow spinner-Nov. 16. J. Smithson, lam. leads
WeirefkOd, cotton warp toerckaut-Oct. 31. 0. Vriidams. Bo
port. lancoshi, builder- Oct. D. 31'Neieh. Liverpool.
wright-Nev. 13. re N. C. IVCraw M.
Chwhbe. malt
faeturer-Oct. M. J. Meyer. 'Liverpool, dowse-Nov. '
Hughes. Liverpool. pointer-Oct. M. W. H. Mellor, LW.
brewer-Oct. 31. G. Ileiohaw, Wigan, baler-Nor. L M. Ho-
Mootou-green, Lancashire. publican-Nov. L B. Richardson.
Corkermouth, grocer-Nov. 8. 8. Cooper, Booth Shields, grow
-Nov. 21. G. Wright, Birmingham, packing ease maker-F
IL J. Brearley, Handsworth, Staffordshire. brashmaker-
IL B. Boughton, Birmingham, pearl button manufacture
21. J. Wakerley, Birmingham. cabinet maker-Nov..
Dawson. Aden Newtown. Jo=ts-Birmlogham baker-i.
W. Wardell, Astoo.jaria-Binningharo,
21. A. A. Marmot Aston Manor, near B 1 journeymat
electroplate-Nov. M. N. Mum, Beckley. per
nensaa Wain-Nov. 2L (LP. Stelowelk Bbsdeghers, matador
agent-Nos IL J. Organ, Binatagiam, boot manufactr
Nov. 16. J. Martin. Hart's-hill, near Defley raloor-OW.
Winder, Liverpool, triage maaufacturer2Ort t 7. J. Lais.
Liverpool, b .e•--Oct.. 27. W. Crook, Liverpool, tobacconist
Oct. 37. Jr. Crook. Liverlool. Joiner -Oet. 27. J Stomp'
Liverpool, baker-Oct. 27. T. Dealy. Liverpool. provision 0
-Oct. 27. A. ['amities. Liverpool, bookbinder. -Nr
Almond. Ballston, Leicestershire, saddler-Dec. 16. 1
Nantbwlchyrbaint, Carnarroashire, miner-Nov. 30.
lAanbrynmalr, Montgomeryshire, servant in br
Nov. 1k R. Mee, Leicester, oarpenter sod ft.
30. D. Moms, Carmarthen, beltway - Nev. 7. J. is.-
blandoster, metal broker-Nov. 7. S. Witten, Salford, Jeweller-
bov. 7. W. J. B. Mime, West Ow tom sear Manchester. Jo
-Nov. 7. R. Guest, Salford sad IdasdaiMar, movisise
Nov. 7. T. Crompton, Manchester. wade dealw-Nr
Meas. Pemberton, Lancashire, bone tentor-Nov. 16. Cats-
' Holeroft and W. Holered. Upbolbead, Leseseldre, aboploosyst
-Nov. 16. A. Mumble. Maim travallillig diatom-L-
I Deeigten, Mokempon-Trent, laW grocer-Nov 6. J.
I stottespon.Trent, engraver-Nov. 1. A. Reweliffe, Pies
lmocashire, gmear-Nm. 8. J. Jambes. Westollmimm:i
Staffordshire, Moos cutter-Nov. 8. W. H. Hall, Stalked.
-Nov. 10. IL Milliard, fibeersow fruiterer-Nov. M. T. M
ilmernew, owl dealer-Nov. & J. Bowery, Chatham, cattle
man-Oct. W. R. Manning, Dertanoa tb, Devoeshim.=
-Oct is IL Alford, Eingewear, Devonshire, ship be
IS. R. Routes Itorwiel, engineer- Oct. M. I. Scheme.
redo, labourer-oot 10.1. Crane, last Itedlisak Nartelk,
-Oct. SO. T. Harrison, NOTirleb, rag merchant-OW IC. J.!
sea., Norwich, boot maker-Oet. 30.1. Peedmati, Nerwlett.
elisr-Oct. SO. S. Gooderham gen., Fond*ndst-Nev.
I Hampton. Braiddield, Hampshire. bakar-Oct.to M. W.
Ocean Yarmouth, foamy/man beteher-Oct. 20. W
Beppe with Bakwick. Norfolk. late burner-Oct 36. 1
Oceat Yarmouth. plumber-Oct 26. R. Woodhouse.
Norfolk. beeket maker- Nov. & T. D. Yorke. Nr
dleker-Nov. L W. Preditt, Widdlewich, Cheshire.
taller-Oct IL IL Butler, Stepielosd, Nolite-s
-Nov. 10. W. Berldne, Bingham. Not.
IL J. lion'ey, Swirtion.
Old Lepton, Nottinghamshire. coliaiar-Oet•
111. T. Gibbous, Bnusoote, Nottiughluseldre, florid-Oct 31
illemispooL Stsinton, Nottirdeameldre. Medusas ter
' TA . . llinzdtt, Nottiriti we. ballet s aestetaat-r
&Mood, Nottingham, .lolrer - Oct. M. J. Pest,
warehossenum-Oct. 27. T. Adamson. see., Ca elm.
DfTIDENDK
Oat. ft H. W. Wadden, Bone-court, Ws/brook, wins
-.Nov. 1. W. flopkim, Dudley Poet, Eltaloorridire 2r,
Nov. 3. J. Allen, Malvern Link, W orceaterehire. War
Oct. 31. W. M. Snoith, Derby, ropenaker -Nov. 2. C..
The Duren sad Glyn Neath. Olanoolgeaddre. miming a.
Nov. 9. R. Perry, Priatou, gammas/Are, kinsisr, sr.
sillier-det. SO. T. Smith and J. Smith. Areabry, sear
cloth teassufseterere-Oa. 30. C. LAteldreng and •
estate), Middlrebo -ough, coal exporter-0 t. 119. B.
hall and J. Woodhull, Mland-com OreetlandimYwkshlne,
imanutaduren-Oca. 30. C. IL L. Mailer. MI
shire. limber marehatat-Oct. M.ML W. .Wriirms.des.--
Ouservonahlro groosr-Oct. 26. C. L. Hoppa sad G. V. Banter
Mary Brow's. who was charged last"ow with .toolowoows. I Liverpool, prolisfol mc-'ch.nts-Nov. 20. T. Brows, Manebrabe.
Ins to obtain a charitable eostributiee froma may named Wess dealer-04W. D. Pattison
ire. , Think. Yorkshire Oct. tii.-Oct r
Daly, residing at SO. PiIIawaILINOVISPIN Kensington. by I Min. kW
D ,_efend 're, car ter-Oct. 2S. J. lPorn.Pd3dten. Devonsh rastister
means of forged petition, was broreibe before Kr. Dogma
Cheshire.
gen
• Cheshire, retailer of beer-Nov. 6. .7. Taylor, sea, New .
for reexamination. broke. Lizoolashire, bricklayer-Oct. U. T. Ullathorne.
The petition PorPortea_to ho To_ bees drawn.°P. _by wr._ 1 don upon-Hal. draper-OW 36. W. Marlin. Mancheske.,
graebell Green. vuetry sari . ttelonagtoo, sad ele•ea eutter-Oct. IL 0. Paden. Derby. shopkeeper -Oct .
the Venerable Archdeaeon Sinclair and other influential rime. Derby. oorn dealer-Oct. ft T. Holler Melbas
gestlemen of the parish on behalf of a poor widow tamed Derbyshire. shopkeeper-NoV. 0. W. 1011000, Think and 7,
Wilke, who had suffered much through the lots of suss' ollorton. currier
PARTNIDISHIPS DISSOLVED.
much cows from the cattle dimes.
The Archdeacon attended, sod also the Bev. Mr. Busk. R.7Birc• I'bT""nk".-7or -1* Dairrm9. W
~,..4.111w.d.i• itim... Dab, I. Ws
oasoni.o.
master, to Prove that their oigoetwow to the petition Vern ias regords R. Ward-W. Pierson and J. B. P• 101013, 1
farm I Tea& (globose, tallore-D. Veazey, W. IL
Yr.
en
by thought it unnecessary to trouble those Bevan, arc, J. liseasrson,_llsetingdon, b.nrzb,lrt
coin them witomook for the ',Age.. of garb J. Ihodereos-T. Wright and J. Wright. fa.. LOWS
jgr.▪ Gress, who was supposed to have drown up the pera. twridgs. rivroloammtabswerf GUMMI
lieu was tpaltie sufficient. ~ Wrigley sod H. Hibbert, Godley, Cheshire, hat assantso.
Jobs William Botsford, the ate soninsh» of the Milual• J. Taylor and W. Taylor, Burnley, Laseadelle.
city Society predated a .spy of the prisoners last merits- bonbon Mmes, near Burnley, cotton warp dsers-j, .
tion. On the Ilk of February, 1863, she was Merged at 19.8 Peree=lerrace, Poplar, Meal%
the Maidstone Polies Court, in the name of Mary Smith, C. DeTiee. ter, attorneys-J. sad 3. 10...
for obtaining charitable oontribotioas by false partemes, wßa=itinotrire•sbakaLligioni-Lituninws-zW• and. ziadtsmxii.
was °melded as a rogue and a »gibed sad sestemed to L Newcsalicetion-Trak
three moothe imprieournent with hard labour. The witness so b, mom. potoo_c pogot
also stated that the primmer married the see of Ike rasa who Dlrramistain, aseleeses M Taylor sad H. B.
was in the habit of writing Um begging sad p=rothep »elms -1. items ma llsoitriel
Ih
k.
petiton. I IL asittos. J. B. sod T.
The jetsam cemmitted for trial. ilasersock. worded splasers-W. W. IMO NA W. LI
B Buckisgbannittre. paper makers-J. MAWS ;
Saddle=Zorkshire, dyede-J. Cleland sod
- _ Waggon, trees

fi;itatiblTL
W°4!l

The primmer Is broad Sookb declared he had been Dearly
pulled to pieces aeaceset the lot.
He wee oasenitted for lour maths' hard labour—two
mails roe the asanit ow the drat whams, sad two mouths
1 for the meowed. wassetistMlTA_