The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-17 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS•

(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
CURIOUS CHARGE Or FORGERY.
A young man named Jain Grijfillt.., late clerk is tbe
service of Messrs. Brown, Gould, and Co.,
Bouverie-street, publishers, and now of Cranboursestrth
Leicester-square, was brought up in custody of limenct
the warrant officer, on a charge of forgery.
The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Mulish, Wig°
to the Committee of Bankers, who, in opening tie "14,,,,
stated that the forgery in question was oonimittedsce.
back as December, 1861. At that time a lady named Nor,
son, residing in the country, hail purchased some lob!'
Messrs. Brown, Gould, and Co., and with those booboo
forwarded an invoice charging her with the Owl
books, which was 3/. 3a., and 2.1. fur the boocc g'
parcel. It appeared that Mrs. Phillipeon fec""-
in reply a letter in which she enclosed a cheque fat 31 II
That letter, no doubt, arrived at their mdthlisheing.*
Bouverie-street, but had never come into their peang.' „
The practice was that letters delivered by post won "
laid on the table until the arrival of one of the IRMA
who would open them, but the prisoner would boled,.
to them in the meanwhile. At all events the me
was returned through the post te Men 1
1 with the signature Brown, Gould and Co. addedthiinVa
receipt, and a stamp attached with the date irc
it. In February the cheque, which was drawn ea 1131_.
Phillipson's hankers, Messrs. Drummond and Ca,._.7
presented at their bank. It had in the meanwhile"'
ingeniously altered, by the figure " 0 " being added***
II
1 " N.," and strokes being added to the word "dicee
se
make it "thirty." This was so skilfully done that it
, taped notice, and the cheque was rail Some tine el*
this, Messrs. Brown, Gould, and Co. removed fromßee!
rie-street to Cranbourne-street, and at that time •
made up of persons whose accounts remained
Amongst others the name of Mrs. l'hillipson remain' -
that list as being indebted to the fine in the sum of 31_,1g
Accounts were sent to all those perilous, and ggcM
others to Mrs. Phillipson. This, however, never reeef:
her, and the inference sought to be drawn from tbag
cumstance was that some person in MeeL.edni. Bog*
thi
Gould, and Co.'s employment bad su
letter ; but about the seine time, tgilinlce°
h
banded over to one of the firm a sum of 31. 3s. atnio
that some woman had called after everyone but
was gone and had paid it to hint as from Illis. M. 7..
son. Here the matter rested till 1863, when gri:
Phillipson had her account with Me.srs. Dtvmmood sae.
up, which had not been done 1801, in consequence ci gee tagr
absence from town. The fraud was then detected,
suspicionat once fell on the prisoner, from the reeesuldeg.
sad tie
to his writing in the indorsement of the cheque ~..A
lieraitiure of the recei
essrs. Brown, guittanthttteotlTew, hoce.weveel:ediel
he was apprehended by Manvers on a warrant issued .
I the chief Thomas
magistrate, Sir Henry.
Mr. Mullins observed that, as Mrs. Phillipeon legg_2(4l6:
town, be should have to apply for a remand, in n''"
the might be enabled to attend.
Evidence of these facts was given and the prion±,
after a skilful exess-examinationgi of the Timone', I"'
remanded.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
THROWING CATER/4E PEPPER IN A BARMAID'S TAC!.._
JoeinA Dikerstone, porter, of No. 17, Duke-street, ill
eltestemsquare was charged before Mr. 1/engigt._;,...-
cesgaging Amelia Edmonds, barmaid at the Filing irif
No. 2, Oxford-street, by throwing cayenne peplos
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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1
1866.
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E. lit his pips, and afterwards sat light _to a piece of paper ' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) BRITISH tinges. ,
MONK]
containing cayenne pepper and sulphur. I went round No. I Mt. I Amu. 1 Pd. (CL prior 1 Saba
the her to take it from the prisoner, when he threw the - 2,0001 .. clays:tea
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commits of the paper into my face, some at it going into (BY mamma ennONAPIL) OMR O'CLOCK. 2,1,014°6°612 -.' D7E...tr. C.A1051.0.t. craci
my eyes and as me great and
The priaoner afterwards
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wad that he was very sorry, and that he had been sent to NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THLS DAY.) In the railway market attention is still chiefly 0.„800 .. Drakewans
Justice. and de it It is the third time it has been done, not by the In
to South Eastern and London, Chatham,
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crimmer before, but by others who have been seen with and Dover stocks, which continue in demand, and (pas .. Nast Caradoa
KOOOl .. East Corn Brea
3} a Bank yest
Lim. It has caused t. customers to leave the house. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. show a fresh rise of about 4 per cent. Metropoli- acco - Sou Grenville 814.0
tics tried is
Police-constable Richard Smith, 742 A, rid—l was Lord Lyon _ ... ... ... ... 14,000 .. East Guanialake
tan has also improved 4, and other lines are steady. Leo
.. gut /„~en
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erdict was re. sidled to No. 2, Oxforti-etteet, to take the prisoner into Monarch of the Glen ...2.9.0 8 9 English I
London and North Western stock is quoted 4,000' .. x tr. Russell Marlene.) 1M.17.6 2} 3
01 leave 4.
custody for throwing cayenne pepper into the complainant's
!. 10..
ed. fem. for
id
he wee sorry for rt, but it was given to him SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOTS. . Midland Orambier at SA Aetna 06
121 to 4 ; Great Western, Ntoif •• t 12,100 4 Gress 1 3 have risen
123 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 121 to 4 ; cab:000ot,
...... Great
;mB7,:irthe(YHT:othnibtoignens") ) 140raalled 161,44,1 "Lvii 2114
k°, b 7 the by e gentleman outside the house. Klarinska walked over. advance hi
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bulk* The prisoner—l have no question to ask—I am sorry HANDICAP PLATE. Great Eastern, 404 to } ; South' Eastern, 0.000
he rind. ... 1 75 to 4 ; Caledonian 1274 to I, ex div. ;
for it. Indian Star ... ... ...
the dunce aim Tyrwhitt—That is no answer to the charge, and I Wm. Pitt ... ... • - Metropolitan, 134 to ; Great Northern, 121 Lori .. Heroes Foot
two oft sia mushier the man who is hired to do such an set worse Brick ... • " •'I
there was as then tbe one who sets him on. It is a mean and petty 11 ran. to 122 ; ditto A, 1 20 138 ; and London, 6.B%mlllnastorent Douniwnsuautt) 8:36.11107.86 3844 1 17 isEneternilwaThaaa,
ad there beers wag 00 injuring the poor girl You are a base fellow, MATCH. Chatham, and Dover 304 to 314 9,000;
.. Mark e Vailey
ana 706 will Ko to prison with hard labour for a month. Great Western of &nada Railway shares are in 40.800! •4
Mw7ndy Iron Ore i the fusion
le that all the Jusineboine beat Claymore. 400, . New Beton _
although sishi SOUTHWARK. SWREPSTAKKS OF 200 HOTS. request, and have advanced 10e., viz., 15} to f- 7001 .. North Wakes: 431 U
sat 6 8 being rega
sequent ma. ATM:MD SUICIDI OP A MARRIED WOMAN AND SINGULAR Cellin• ... ... ... ... 1 Grand Trunk of Canada stock ia steady, at 294 6,000; .. N. Mk Beret (Mogan) 4.4.0 } 1 the Swine
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rr:orrvrernhdenWUeehnielated(Uemft. Lela% .1..1 2.170716....07 —3: —321 ---- beent
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too remote to CONDUCT OP REA BUSIAND. Hermit ... ... ... to I.
mai Aan Barry, a decent-looking female, the wife of a ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.
4 ran.
quite areu at lightermen, was placed at the her before Mr. Woolrych for 6121 .. Cando's (St. Clear) 1} 676 400
in examination, charged with attempting to drown herself TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STATUS. R. M. Sb. I Pd. I B.ALLVATS I Ckal=Cea. I tegit°4119...7 6,138 .. South Condurrow . 320 il 2
tld as to them. There is
unsound. in the Thanies, off Horselydown. Mount Palatine, Jack-in-the-Green, Harefield, Knight I I 7 496 .. 8. W. Frames (Mogan. •• ) 18.18.9 16 20
920 .. Stray Part 36.16.6 4 6 _ Otring chic
elf almost inc. Inspector Cox, of the Thames police, said that on Mon. of the Crescent, Rapid Rhone c, Magician, Apsley, Au- St.. 100 Beate_ .
...tint and Exeter .... 89 91
187} la} 127} 6,000 .. Tin Croft 9 IS 16
a. day ht, the 9th inst., about 10 o'clock, he was on duty gusta, Student, Monarch of the Glen Robin Hood, Jani- St. 100 U.' lea
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on tbe es in a police-
galley, and passing near Cherry- tor, Le bourne, Sembilan, Duke of iorx,' Freedom, and 6081. 12
port and
A 07142 garden-etairs he heard a splashing in
red
hen near the Lord Lyons are here. 20 all wall 4 6 1,024 .. W. Caradon (Llakeard' 11
action tried shore. He gave directions to pull in, and then he saw the All paid but the followina:—Coojerat, Pluto, OPPO- Bt. 100 Dublin and BelfastJunc 47 70 _
t ennui he prisoner up to her waist with the tide rushing in with great sition, Czar, Marlette. c, unlock. Move Caine, and PA. 100 Dundee,Perth,&AbdJu TO 72 400 .. West Beton
no all East London Scrip C
612 .. Wh. Basset (Illogan) 6} 80 85 rd
verdict was swiftness. A mui, whom he hes since asoratained to be Kiiiiilahe. Bt. 100 Do llO 16 dls 612 .. Wb. Buller (Redrutb). 16 20 22
leave of the the prisoner's husband, was standing a few yards from the HANDICAP SWEEPS'TAKES OF 20 SOTS. T.Y.C. St. 100 and& Western 114 116 1,024 .. W,MaryAnn ;Menhen.) 8
cause shore, but he made no attempt to save her, but appeared to Geom.', Set 12th ; Ethelred, Bat 51b ; Idler, Set (paid); U. 100 Great Eastern Oral. St 40 41 404 1 396 .. ,wheal Seton 6B} 200 210
a d,efendsatee be abusg her. Witness arrived just in time to save her, cythete, get ; Lord Douglas, 7et 91b (pato ; Ciowyoril, St. 100 Du. K Aug. Stk., N 0.2 6 7
U. 100 Great North of Scotland die 1,000 .. IV7h. Trelawney (LIM.) 6.17.0 13 15 of about 4
sal in quecum for had ha not caught hold of her at that moment the tide Ist 91b (paid) ; Hollyfax, Brt ; Arbutus, 7st 41b ; Salim'
St. 100 Great Northern
ne pilot. The would have taken her away and no doubt have drowned her. lit yib (paid) ; Tourmalin, Get 13Ib ; Nimble, 6st 131 b ;84 100 Do.A i A rec. no Mr. an- 137 138 No. i 5T0023 I Pd. i Cl.prioes. I Bskra.
er Tyne emy In answer to the 'Amp, the prisoner mid Me bed been Tomahawk, 6st nb ; Haphazard, bet 121 b. All are here. 84, lee Dog I ins, C. is ._ _ _ BritlahColm.6p.et.,lB72 100 _ 86} to I S
id raise,' the deserted by her husband, who refused to assist her, and st. 100 Do. New las. a' 25 pax Do. 1895 100
PLATE OF 100 SOY& R.M. The for
when she went to him on the night in question to aak for Can. Gov. 6 D. e., 1877-84. 100 93 96 id 94 } x 4
oersted frees
Teasel bay money, he told her to go to a bed plies. Carol,The Duke, Broomielaw, Saocharometer, and Christmas ;wet' iil alt. stissptivpiesl °V )—_ —....
not to be mold. Ethelred, The Raven, King- 8.6 100 Greta. western ' 6B 682 681 4 60.000 Do. 6perct,Feb..tAug. 100 90 911
100,000 Do. 6perct.Mar.Mtei 100 90 93
generally
direction oft voted with his bad oonduct, that in • stateBh:f frewlanxyg°
maker, Knight, St. Michael, and vijo f, sold for 3001. St 100 Do.StourVid.GuaStk .... Do. 6 per et.Jan.&J 100 77 79 have rise
din this 0096% A. rushed into the river to put an end to her miserable St. 100 Do. South Wales .57 60 .... Do. breed.. Ins. Stec 100 77 SO Italian of
now a existence. Her husband was there all the time, and told each . Rose, 1001. 84. 109 Do. W. Mid—Word 30 41 .Ca eel Hope6per.lB73 100 102 104
her to do it. St. 100 Do. Do. Newport 54 36 2,214.908 bo. do. IMO-1900 100 102 104 Mexican,
that case—
I 1 rr.e.
iVitZtil c h asked if the husband was in court.— 685,808 Do. do. 1880-90 100 I 102 104
over until that • The Aria
A le working man here stepped forward and ELECTION COMMITTEES.—(THIS DA Y.) 1" I" Do. Do. ilerefer° 100 102
St. 100 Inecaahire &Yorkshire 104 121} 121} } 1 200,000 Do. do. 1890-91 100 ' 102 104
denied hat. He bed been parted from his wife some time, --..p--- St. 100 Lon.,Nightn, &S. Coast 96 97 .... D0.5p.c.Ap.&0ct.1900 100. 91 93 Mexican,
and on the night in question she came end abused him, This morning, the Nottingham, Bridgwater, I Set 100
10 Lormndou,meLCUßithamunizteDo.: 30_
_32 :01 it .... Catn,Nov. 1868, 6p. et. 100 ' 102 104
when he told her to leave him. He never told her to go—
Maidstone, and Horsham election committees met and at. 100 London& North Weta. 1201 121} 121} 1} } 1878, d 0... 100 106 108 ditto Car
n action tried and drown herself, and he did not think she intended it.siti:Ooo Do. 1872 d 0... 100 66 ; dirt
heard evidence on the merits of the petitions. Mr. St. 100 LondomtSouthWeetern 92 98 100,000 Mauritius 6 per ct.,1873 100 102 104 105
fter-terra Mid- Mr. Woolrych—But you saw her rush into the river, and— 250,000 Do. 1 100 103 106 to 4 dia.
ry returned a never made any attempt to save her. O'Malley closed his use before the Nottingham coin- I gilt 1100" siltansiroShripsiissii" a Li°°°lnah Si "
1331 135} 1341 4 1,000,000 Do. 1882 100 I 105 tot United
was a solicitor Witness said that he did not see her rush into the water, mitten, and Mr. Gifford reviewed the evidence adduced to 10 7 Do. New 3pm 200,000 Do. 1895 100 , 103 106
architect and and he did not know that aim had until the inspector was invalidate the return of Mr. Morley. He contended 1000
age Metropolitan liElirlDiaAos zi •
.• n 1 96 pm :4 500,000, Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. 100 ' 99 101
200,0001 New Bruna.Gov.Bperct. 100 191 94 oent., be:
to recover pulling her out, that the circumstances of the election et Not- 100 10 Do. do. do. _
300,000 New South Wales Gov., are stead
he plaintiff in Inspector Co: informed his worship that he must have ~„L_,
„en such es tc render it imperative 10 8 Do. dtBt. John's-Wood 165,5001 6p. cent,lB7l to 1876 100 92 96
in consequence seen her in the water, es ho was standing et her '...g.'"*"" 04. 100 Midland MI 123} 123} } 166,000 Do. 6p. c. 1833 to 1892 100 87 88 874 8 79} to 8(
in leaviiig aka before his boet could reach her. He that he that a large number of canvassers should be employed. a 6 Do. 49 Shares
building in ea bad suffered four months for beating her. Mr. Morley himself was then examined, and testified to St. .100 Do. Birm.l Derby. 92 94 Do. sper cent 100 78 80 79
set aside the The husband admitted that, and added that since that canvassing. 26 all Mid Kent
of surprise. time die had left him of her own accord. He was now the annoyance which he had received when St. 1100 North British
He had never sanctioned the corrupt employment of can- se. Iwo Do. Edin.,Perth,Dund. 28 27
154.000 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. 100 98 100
1,000,000 B.Aust Oor. 6p. ct.,1868 100 London
eiiimg to take her home and behave kindly towards her.—
yawn or other peSt. 1100 N. Eastern—Berwick
Mr. Woolrych under these circumstances discharged the rs°nl He had paid 11°1A 3,0001. on 25 1164 Do. 0. N. R. 750,000 Vle.Gov.6p. C. Jan. July 100
- —.- --A .„12 oh. bvstvmd that his conduct appeared account of the election. The hon. member was under so. 1100 Do. Leeds ...... - 1} to 14
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a fishery in the
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he his pipe, and afterward& set light _ to a piece of law
mutajaing cayenne pepper and sulphur. I went round
the tar to take it from the prisoner, when he threw the
contests of the piper into my face some of it going into
eyes end awning nit great pain. The prisoner afterwards
sod that he was very sorry, and that he had been sent to
de it, It is the third time it has been done, not by the
nri,eaez before, but by others who have been seen with
Lim. It lies caused customers to leave the house.
Police-constable Richard Smith, 742 A, said—l was
coed to No. 2, Oxfortittteet, to take the prisoner into
muted, for throwing cayenne pepper into the complainant's
bee. Ile said he was sorry for rt, but it was given to him
by • gentleman outside the house.
The prisoner—l have no question to ash--I am sorry
forteTyrwhitt—Thist is no answer to the charge, and I
°make the man who is hired to do such an act worse
than the one who sets him on. It is a mean and petty
way of injuring the poor girl You are a base fellow,
and you will go to prison with bard labour for a month.
SOUTHWARK.
ATTENTTID SUICIDI or A MARRIED WOMAN AND SINGULAR
CONDUCT OP HER HUSBAND.
Mai dna Barry, • decent-looking female, the wife of •
lighterman, was placed at the bar before Mr. Woolrych for
giti examination, charged with attempting to drown herself
in the Thames, off Hovel down.
Inspector Cox, of the Thames police, said that on Mon-
(lay night, the 9th inst., about 10 o'clock, he was on duty
on the Thames in a police-galley, and passing near Cherry-
garden-stairs he heard • splashing in the water near the
shore. He gave directions to pull in, and then he saw the
prisoner up to her waist with the tide rushing in with greet
swiftness. A man, whom he has since ascertained to be
the prisoner's husband, was standing • few yards from the
shore, but he made no attempt to save her, but appeared to
be abusing her. Witness arrived just in time to save her,
for had he not caught hold of her at that moment the tide
would have taken her away and no doubt have drowned her.
In answer to the charge, the prisoner said she had been
deserted by her husband, who refused to assist her, and
when she went to him on the night in question to ask for
money, he told her to go to a bad plans. She was so
agrsvated with his bed conduct, that in • state of frenzy
rushed into the river to put an end to her miserable
existence. Her husband was there all the time, and told
her to do it.
yrr„es Vireo:tilch asked if the husband was in court.
A le working man here stepped forward and
denied hat. He bad been parted from his wife some time,
and on the night in question she came and abused him,
when he told her to leave him. He never told her to go
and drown herself, and he did not think she intended it.
Mr. Woolrych—But you saw her rush into the river, and
never made any attempt to save her.
Witness said that he did not see her rush into the water,
and he did not know that she had until the inspector was
pulling her out.
Inspector Cox informed his worship that he must have
seen her in the water, as be was standing looms at her
before his beet could reach her. Heunderstood that he
had suffered four months for beating her.
The husband admitted that, and added that since that
time she had left him of her own accord. He was now
willmg to take her home and behave kindly towards her.
Mr. Woolrych under these circumstances discharged the
prisoner, and told the husband that his conduct appeared
very susOmous. There could be no doubt he excited his
wife, and stood by while she attempted her life.
GREENWICH.
comma. or A PORE:STREW SOCIETY SECRETARY FOR
EMBEZZLEMENT.
Was. John Marks, of 43, Railway-reeve, New-cross,
Deptford, appeared to two adjourned summonses, before
Mr. Trial, the first charging,him with, while secretary of
the Court " Deptfoid Pride,' of the Ancient Order of Fo-
resters, otebeing the sum of V. 2s. 6d. and the mecond,
with withholding the sum of 46/. 2s. 6d., moneys belong-
ing to the society.
kr. Pulling attended for the prosecution, and Mr. H.
Pooh for the defendant.
It appeared that the defendant had acted as secretary
to the court for some time up to the commencement of the
present year. In July last an order was signed by him
and taken by himself to the treasurer for the payment of
71.25. 6d. to Dr. Taylor, the medical attendant of the
members. The treasurer gave the defendant the money
for the order, and it was supposed that it had been paid by
him to Dr. Tayler, until that gentleman made application
to the trustees, when the defendant was written to, but
failed to give any answer. At the time of resigning
the secretaryship and giving uptoanission of
the books the defendant acknowledged b.,m lf indebted to
the society in a sum of 111. 19a. 2d., and gave a promis-
sory note for the amount, but on the accounts being
audited it was ascertained that the sum claimed had been
withheld, and in consequence of this and the non-payment
of the medical officer's account, as above stated, the pre-
bent charges were preferred.
In cross-examination, it was elicited that the sum of
71. 2s. 6(1. the defendant was charged with embezzling,
had been included, but inadvertently, in the larger rum he
was simply charged with withholding payment of, and Mr.
Pooh argued that it would be straining the law to make it
an indictable offence.
Mr. Train decided that it was a case that ought to go
before a jury, and the depositions were then ordered to be
taken, and the defendant to ho committed for trial et the
next Old Bailey sessions.
On the application of Mr. Pooh, bail was accepted for
defendant's appearance at the sessions.
WANDSWORTH.
A NEW USE FOR CRINOLINE.
Eli:a Ana Red farn, • hawker, wee charged with com-
mitting the following impudent robbery:
Police-constable Pratt, '209 T, stated that he was in plain
clothes walking in the Bridge-road, Bettersea,when he saw
the prisoner enter a shop, take a horse and cart from behind
the door—(a laugh)—and • box of toys from • table. She
walked out of the shop with them, and after going a short
distance she stopped and put the cart up her clothes and
fastened it to her crinoline. (Laughter.)
Mr. Ingham—The horse and all ? (Loud laughter.)
Constable (who joined in the laughter)—Yes, sir.
Mr. Ingham—Well, who unharnessed the horse!
Constable (with • look of simplicity)—Oh, I left it in
the cart all night. (laughter.)
Mr. Ingham (smiling)—l mean who unfastened it from
her crinoline ?
The constable—l took the horse and cart from her
crinoline.
The prisoner's defence was that she was selling a few
things to support her two children, her husband being ill,
when she met • woman with the hone and cart, and she
asked her to buy them. She gave her fourpence for the
horse and cart and the box of toys.
In reply to the magistrate, the constable said he was sure
the prisoner was the woman who went into the shop, as he
never lost sight of her.
The prisoner called a witness who gave her an excellent
character for honesty.
Mr. Ingham said that in consideration of the good cha-
racter she had hitherto borne he would not inflict a heavy
imprisonment, but he must punish her. He ordered her
to be imprisoned for seven days with hard labour.
The prisoner, before leaving the dock, asked the =es-
tate to let her off with • fine, but he refused to alter his
decision.

This morning, the Nottingham, Bridgwater,
Maidstone, and Horsham election committees met and
heard evidence on the merits of the petition'. Mr.
O'Malley closed his ewe before the Nottingham com-
mittee, and Mr. Giffard reviewed the evidence adduced to i
invalidate the return of Mr. Morley. He contended t
that the circumstances of the election at Not-
tingham were such as to render it imperative 31
that a large number of canvassers should be employed.
Mr. Morley himself was then examined, and testified to
the annoyance which he bad received when canvassing.
He had never sanctioned the corrupt employment of can-
weer' or other persons, lie had paid about 3,0001. on
account of the election. The hon. member was under
examination when our report left.
The Horsham case was briefly opened by Mr. Cooke,
Q.C. The petition attributed bribery to Mr. Hurst.
Mr. Powell, Q.C., opened the case before the Bridg- 114,
water committee, on the part of the petitioners, again*, 10
Mr. Weatropp, and the examination of witnesses was then sat
proceeded with.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

Alit. 17, 8 A.Y.

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OR NORTHILIA THURSDAY.
COASTS. R.W. to N. W , fresh to
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WZDNIPDAY.
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Northern-I%OllmA Western—lreland, Wales, and adja.
mocks. Southern—English Channel and Bay of Biscay.
Esstern--Enetward England and North Sea.

Mr. Cowen, on Thursday, will ask the President
of the Board of Trade, what are the peculiar circumstances
connected with the treaty of commerce between this coun-
try and Fraace,which disincline her Majesty's government
to claim from the French government the same commercial
privileges as those which have been accorded to Monaco.
The following works have been condemned at
Rome by the Congregation of the Index :—" Historical
Miscellanies," by Bordas-Dumoulin ; " Science of Mind,"
by Fluct ; " The Problem of Life," by Legrand ; " The
Temporal Power of the Popes and the Roman Question
Considered from a new point of View," by Turcotti, and
" Problems of Christian Charity," by the deputy Maresca.
Mr. William Jackson, the composer of " The De-
liverance of Israel," " The Year," and other musical works
of considerable merit, died at Bradford on Sunday at the
age of 50. He was a native of Masharn in the Valley of the
Yore, in the north-west corner of Yorkshire, and had for
15 or 16 years been settled at Bradford as a professor of
music. His early life and genius as a self-taught musician
form the subject of an interesting memoir in Mr. Smiles's
" Self Help."
The Union Steam-ship Company has now a fleet
of ten steamers. Their enterprise is now extended to
Ceylon. Their ports of call are Ascension, St. Helena,
Table Bay, Algoa Bay, Natal, Mauritius, and Point de
Galle. They will call at St. Helena on their outward pas-
sage, and drop the Ascension mails there, to be taken on
to that island by the homeward packets. Telegrams will
reach the Mauritius from Ceylon in about ten days by the
company's packets. The Cape packet for May will call at
Madeira on her outward voyage. The company's steamer
Dane, which was recently wrecked, was about to open up a
communication with the Zambesi river on the eastern coast
of Africa. .

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120,0001 6 Atlantic TeLgua. 8 p.ct
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PATEL BOAT ACCIDENT.

TWO LIVES LOST.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
NORWICH, TUESDAY,

By the upsetting of a boat at Gorlestone, last
night, two fishermen, named Todd and Fleming, were
drowned. A third man was saved.

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A Fier roc MR. LoorE.—The petition from the
inhabitants of the borough of Newport, Isle of Wight, and
its vicinity, praying the Commons House of Parliament to
pea the government Reform Bill, received upwards of 640 4
signatures, and was forwarded to our liberal member, Mr.
C. W. Martin, on Wednesday, for presentation. We may
further remark, in proof of the progress of education
amongst the lower classes, that in the early days of agita-
tion, when the question of reform and ourselves were
young, it was impossible to get up such a document as the
foregoing without • number of marks being affixed to it,
and when at least one half of the names of the petitioners
had to be signed by a brother shopmate, but on this occa-
sion there was not a single operative amongst the number
who crowded our office for the purpose of signing it who
could not sign his own name, and many of the* did it in
such a manner as to make the higher classes blush for their
orthogrsphy.—Hants Independent.
TkIE REPRESENTATION OP SANDWICH.—Both
political parties in this borough are actively engaged in
Preparing for a contest, in view of the contemplated retire-
ment of Lord Clarence Paget, to assume command of the
fleet in the Mediterranean. Mr. Charles Capper has re-
appeared on the scene of his lost labours last year, in the
tory interest, and Mr. Bracey, inn., comes forward in
behalf of the liberals. It is only necessary to refer to Mr.
Emmy', clear and candid exposition of his political prin-
ciples, given in our impression of to-day, to show that he
would fill with credit to himself, and honour to his consti-
tuents, the seat in parliament which Lord Clarence will
shortly resign.—SoiitA Eastern Gazette.
Tao SEE OF LINIERICK.—The Very Rev, the
Dean of the Chapel Royal has been appointed to the vacant ,
are of Limerick. Politically, it is a perfectly consistent ap-
pointment ; and it would be unfair to the new bishop to '
omit saying that he has at least some eminent qualifica-
tions for his high office. He is learned, courteous, and
diligent. His collegiate career, terminating in a fellow-
sufficiently guarantees his rank as a scholar. It would
not be easy to find in the church a more laborious and acute
man of business, and he has placed himself in sympathy with
much that is national in the best sense, by his long and
close devotion to the study of the Irish language and of
Irish archaeology. His ingenious theory of the Ogham
system of inscription is, we believe, now generally adopted,
and has stood the test of application in every known case.
So touch for his general erudition. In matters theological
he is understood to be • sound, but in no point • high,
churchman. We believe we are safe in saying that he
would set his face against any such sermons and practices
as are beginning to infect the diocese of Dublin. With
°itch qualifications we think the new bishop will be popular
in this diocese.—Thiblin Evening Mail.

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An arrival of about 50 swallows took place at
Woodlands, in the New Forest, last Sunday.
DEATH OF MR. HENRY HOARE.—We regret to
announce the death of Mr. Hoare, banker, of Fleet-street,
which took place yesterday morning at his country resi-
dence, Staplehurst, Kent. It will be remembered that
in the month of March, 1865, the deceased gentleman met
with a serious, accident, which caused a ooncuuion of the
brain, while travelling on the Great Eastern Railway from
London to Cambridge, from the effects of which, however,
it was thought he had recovered. On Thursday last he
came to London for the first time since the accident,
and went to his town house, New-street, Spring-gardens,
accompanied by his daughter, where he remained till
Saturday, when he returned to Staplehurst. On reaching
there he complained of pains in the head, and Lady Mary
Hoare at once resorted to medical aid, but human skill
was of no avail, for he took to his bed and gradually sank.
His death had occasioned deep regret, and his loss
will be keenly felt by the poor, both in London and Staple-
hurst, towards whom he always evinced a kindly and bene-
volent disposition.
THE FORGERY BY A NEWCASTLE BANK CASHIER.

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At the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Police-court, yesterday,
James Wilson, who for the last 40 years has been confiden-
tial clerk in the bank of Messrs. Lambton and Co., in this
town, was brought up on remand on the charge of having
forged a bond on the River Tyne Commissioners for 1,8001.,
with intent to cheat and defraud a Miss Brown, of New-
castle. The facts of the case are, that, three years ago,
Miss Brown, for whom the prisoner was trustee under the
will of her father, placed 1,8001. in his hands for invest-
ment. He appropriated the money to his own use, and
then forged • debenture bond on the Tyne commissioners
to hide his guilt. He regularly paid the interest until
Utterly, when Miss Brown demanded to lee the bond, he
having frequently refused to let her se* it. When he showed
her the bond she kept possession of it, and took it to the
office of the commissioners. The secretarysaw it, and atonce
pronounced it to be • forgery. It was signed in the names
of Joseph Cowan, M.P., the chairman of the commissioners,
and of James Guthrie, the secretary. The prisoner was
then apprehended. Yesterday, Mr. Hodge, on behalf of
Miss Brown, said he had taken counsel on the matter, and
had from advice resolved to withdraw from the prosecu-
tion, else he might prejudice the rights of Miss Brown
against the Tyne commissioners. In order, however, that
there might be no miscarriage of justice, he had given
notice of this proceeding to the commissioners on Saturday
afternoon. The bench said the notice was very short, and
they refused to liberate the prisoner until it could be seen
whether the Tyne commissioners intended to prosecute.
Prisoner was remanded for • week.

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PREFERENCE EHARF23.
Great Western—Original irredeem. 4 per cent. 80.
Great Western—West Midland—Oxford-2nd Warm.

ed Stock, 114.
Midland Consolidated 4i per cent. irredeemable, 98.
North /Later& per cent. redeemable, 95i.
North Staffordshire, 21.
FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Bahia and San Francisco(Limited) gni. 7 per cent., 15 zd.
Great Luxembourg, 141, d.
Ottoman (Smyrna to AMM), 71.

VHEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) I Imperial Ottoman, however, advanced, and Anglo-
- Austrian were inquired for. Alliance closed at
14 to 1 dis. ; at dia. to 1 prem. ;
and Imperial Ottoman, at 4to prem.
The shares of the financial companies were
quiet, and the only cheap was a slight rise is
Credit Fonder and Mobdier, and International
Financial. Prices closed as follows:—lnterna-
tional Financial, to dis. ; General Credit, par
to ; prem. ; London Financial, 4; to dia. ; Im-
perial Mercantile Credit, 3to 21 dia. ; Crit Fon-
cier and Mobilier, 14 to 11 prem.
National Discount shares were last quoted 74
to 84 prem., showing a decline of bs. ; Overend,
Gurney, and Co., 15-16 to 13-16 dia., being be. lower
than on Saturday ; General Ottoman, 34 to
prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4. Miscellaneous
shares were little dealt in ; the alteration consisted
of a reduction in Australian Mortgap, Ceylon,
and Company of African Merchants. London and
St. Katharine Dock stock fell 1 per cent. The
shares of the London and Paris Freehold Estates
Company (Limited) were quoted 1 to 1 prem.
United States 5.20 Bonds were inquired for,
and rose 1 per cent. Erie and Illinois Central
Railway shares were steady, but Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
declinedl4 per cent. The last prices are subjoined:-
5-20 Bonds, 68 7-8 to 694, ex div. ; Brie Railway
shares,s24 to 53; Illinois Central, 79} to 80; Atlantic
and Great Western Debentures, large, 77 to 78 ;
ditto 1001. Bonds, 78 to 80 ; ditto Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, 66 to 67.

Ows o'CLocc.

In the absence of any unsatisfactory news from
Germany and of withdrawals of gold from the
Bank yesterday for exportation, the stock and
share markets are firmer to-day. The
English funds are in good demand, and
have risen to I per cent. An almost general
advance has also occurred in foreign securities,
the most important upward movement being in
Turkish and Italian Bonds. Amongst the British

railways, a fresh improvement is observable inSouth
Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover stocks,
the fusion of the interests of the two companies

being regarded with increased favour. Some of

the financial and discount shares have likewise

been favourably affected by purchasers, especially
those of Overend, Gurney, and Co.
There is a good demand for money to-day,
owing chiefly to the arrival at maturity of a large
amount of Australian paper, and most of the trans-
actions have been at 51 to 6 per cent. The rate
in the Exchange for loans from day to day on
English government securities is b per cent.
At Paris this morning the Three per Cent.
Rentes opened at 66fr. 77c., showing a decline
of about per cent.
Consols are now quoted sq to for money, and
86} to I for the account (May 9).
The foreign stock market is buoyant, and prices
generally tend upwards. Turkish Bonds of 1862
have risen 14 per cent. ; those of 1865 and

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Ows o'Ciocs.

Italian of 1861, ; Greek, Brazilian (scrip), and
Mexican, ; and Spanish Passive and Certificates, 1.
The prices are as follows :—Greek, 131 to 1 ;
Mexican, 201 to ; Spanish Paaaive, 251 to 26 ;
ditto Certificates, 151 to 16 ; Turkiah, 1862, 64 to
66 ; ditto, 1865, 3.3 i to 341 ; Brazilian scrip, 3
tot} dia., ex div. ; and Italian, 1861, 54 to 55.
United States 5-20 bonds have improved per
oent., being quoted 694 to 1. Erie Railway shares
are steady at 52} to 53, and Illinoia Central at
79} to 80.

There is rather more business in the mining
market to-day, and the tendency of quotations is
somewhat better, Subjoined are some of the
present
,prices : Great Laxey, 201 to 211 ;
Great North Laxey, 2to ; Great Vor, 26
to 26 ; East Lovell, 8 to 91 ; East Grenville, 21 to
I
3h ; Chiverton, 6to ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 4 ;
Tincroft, 134 to 144 ; Camborne Vean, 104. to
12s. 6d. ; West Caron, Bto ; East Caradon, 8
to 1 ; and Caldbeck Fells, 20s. to 225. 6d.
Chontales Gold shares are quoted 34 to 1 : Fron-
tino and Bolivia, 275. 6d. to 30s. ; and Mineral
Rights, 4 ton prem.

International Financial shares are now quoted
dis. ; General Credit, par to prem. ;
London Financial, sto 4if dis. ; Imperial Mercan-

tile, 2/ to 2} dis. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier,
to 1/ prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company,
/ to / die. ; and National Discount, 7} to 81 prem.
HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols are rather less firm, at 861 to / for
money, and 86} to / for the account.
About 30,000/. in gold has been sent into the
Rink.

The Damascus has arrived from Sydney with
54,0001. in specie.
A member of the Stock Exchange stopped pay-
ment yesterday, with liabilities amounting to about
5,0001. His difficulties have been caused by the
failure of Messrs. Pinto, Perez, Ashley, and Co.,
for whom he acted as broker, and who have had
for some time past a large amount of Spanish stock
open for a rise.
Advices from Liverpool announce the failure of a
firm in the cotton trade, with large liabilities.
The loss, however, will fall mostly abroad.
Nothing certain is known with respect to the
liquidation, but it is expected to be unfavourable.
The difficulties of the house are stated to have
been partly caused by law suits in which they
have recently been engaged.
The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed
Friday, the 20th inst.' a special settling day in the
shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles
(Limited), which are to be marked.
The directors of the Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada have issued their report to the bond and
stock holders, and also a statement of the revenue
and capital accounts for the half-year ended the
31st December last, preparatory to the meeting on
the 26th inst.
The London and South African Bank are inviting
tenders, receivable till 12 o'clock on Monday, the
7th of May, fur Durban Corporation [Natal] Eight
per Cent. Bonds to the amount of rio,ooly. This
loan has been duly authorised by law, and the
funds are to be applied to roads, drainage, RN. It
is mentioned " that the security offered is 1,875
acres of the town lands unencumbered, and the
general revenue of the Durban Corporation, upon
which the only charge that now exists is 5,0001."
The debentures will be issued in sums of 5001.,
3001. and 1001. each, and the interest will be pay-
able half-yearly at the London and South African
Bank in London. Repayment is to take place in
40 years from the Ist prox.
A call of 31., making 161. paid, is to be paid on
the shares of the Lemberg-Czernowitz Railway
Company by the 10th of May. The board of ad-
ministration have at the same time announced that
" in consequence of the rapid progress of the con-
struction of the line, they expect, if no extraordi-
nary circumstances intervene, to open the entire
line from Lemberg to Czcrnowitz by the month of
September next.
The directors of the Great Luxembourg Company
have notified that the dividend of Bs. tkl. sterling
per share (less income tax), for the half-year ending
Dec. 31, 1865, declared at the general meeting of
shareholders held at Brussels, on the 6th iruit., on
the constituted shares, will be paid on the 30th
inst.

The directors of the London Steam Navigation
Company have issued their report, in anticipation
of the meeting to be held on the 26th instant.
Subjoined is an extract :
The directors recommend that out of the balance now
standing at the credit of profit and loss account, viz.,
8,240/. la. 2d., a further dividend on the paid-up capital
of the company be declared of 5 per cent. (free of income
tax) which, together with the interim dividend paid in
October last, will constitute the usual annual dividend of
10 per cent. They further recommend that in addition to
the dividend a bonus (free of income tax) be also declared,
viz., at the rate of 15e. on each stare 751. paid, and *pro-
portionate amount on each share 101. paid ; thus making
a total distribution for the past year of 11 per cent. on the
paid-up capital of the company. These payments will
absorb the sum of 6,816/., leavin* a balance of 1,424/. Is. 2d.
to he carried forward or dealt with as the members may
think fit.
Mr. Candlish, M.P. for Sunderland, has joined
the board of the London Steam Collier and Coal
Company (Limited) as chairman.
An allotment of the shares in the Mysore Coffee
Company took place yesterday.
The 2, 207,3001. stock of the London, Chatham, and
Dover Railway just offered, closed at 14 prem.,
" buyers," being better, owing to the announce-
ment of the arrangement with the South Eastern
Company. The London list was closed yesterday :
that for the country will be closed to-day (Tuesday).
The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week a decrease of 2,0341.

MONDAY Smarts.
Console, which closed on Saturday at 864 t the
to
for the 9th of May, opened this morning a
same quotation, and closed at 86ii to 4. For money
the last price was 861 to 4. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 864, 4, 6,}, ; ditto, for account, 864, ,4;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 844 4 ; New Three per
Cents., 844, 4, il, 4; Bank Stock, 246, 4 ; India
Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, ; ditto Five per
Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1014.
The India Five per Cent. Stock continues in
demand, and has again improved. The March
Exchequer Bills were slightly firmer, at Be. to 3a.
dia., and the June steady at ss. dia. to par.
In the market for bank shares there was a fall of
41. in Commercial Bank of India and the East,
upon the publication of the unfavourable
Ba nied's
report
given in our impression of this morning.
were also pressed for sale, and gave way to the
extent of 31. 10s. in consequence of a mercantile
failure at Liverpool. Agra, Alliance, Bank of
Queensland, Chartered Mercantile of India,
London and China, English and American, Euro-
wan, London Bank of Mexico, Merchant, and
Mercantile and Exchange likewise declined.
Australasia, Bank of London, Colonial, and