The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-06 00:00:00

TEE ELF/1E8154 , TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER

Militias; tinctie.
but,.
cows
hills. Ditaskiat Ins
sat ha was distributing bilikeir lirdi bins la his hand.
Lambiwt--aminter ~inguil le hills. .1 inn wining
to take al the bias on
Mr. Bemire, addreasingaViiskudeots, mid—Now, just
understand me. One of -Lyon kw mid he did ma blow he
was break* tins Lw. U there is one thing more than
another an Begffishman is proud of, it is liberty, and if any
one trite to tab away that liberty, I will put as
the seven* paselty Yes are breaking the law
by distributing is the street any handbills, but when
I see you are trying to Mime a man by diMrilinting these
handbills in trout cis tradmensa's shop, I will put • stop
to it. lam act going to the extent I will do if this conti.
noes, but with the exception of Bannister, whom I shall
discharge, you mast all enter into your recognisance•
keep. the peace for three months, and do out do it agaiu,
for if you do I shall line you kin tech, or 00e mouth.

WARYLREIONE.
♦rrolrnE= SUICIDE Of ♦ MAIL

A rempeetablydr.red -aged 72,—"leocribed ao s
drmaker ,lid at 55, North-street, was brought before
Mr. Mansfield, charged with attempting to terminate her
exitance by drowsing.
It appeared from the evidence of aladme 175 D, that at
four the morning, while on duty in Melllield•road.
Maida.Mll, he received information Mat tb prisoner
had been several time walking to mid fro by the side of the
canaL Hs (vinous) took her IMs ago*, bb informant
bevies Mated to lan that site wee be Ibe M of platigieg
into the water, whet he ausbed hewed sea seising her by
the arm prevented Mr bem Gaming bit ssiiil Intintkis
into effect. At the station tee tried three sevemd them to
otrangle herself with bar Erten, handkerchief, and stay.
lam She was the worm fee drink.

The prisoner, on alielirhat
mythshe had to my, replied.
is teen, that the / el the sortagaiii.
Hr. MilGs4 Aarnem
sedse&ing ft inn, sefrainswat
should be ghee be her, gens abatises Ilkit she should be
deleined, eider that
seine her either, *fag Belleadutrest,
Bliaktrlsse, night be malseied
snmo nits ro Mom or WensflaDAl•lll.
Ww. Othal, aged 18, stallensa, Drewboeso4ses,
Hempstead, was placed at the ber helm llit iffseesiald,
with wilfully setting fire to none him ea Ramp-
heath, the roperty of Sir Themes Yaryan Wilson.
eleadon, 113 deposed that at 10 o'clook bet night,
while on the heath, looking oat for boys who were in the
habit of doing much mischief on Guy Fawkes nights, he
saw the prisoner tight a locifer and set It. to the form,
which ins speedily in a blase. Witness took him into mis-
t*. end at the notion-house dx locifem and a knife were
Ind in ha possessiots.
It we farther shown that be had ben seat away from
the Itmth twice before on the mine evening, when it was
Vthat he was shout to perpetrate the like offence.
sai enetable mid that he hail seen Sir Thomas's anent.
he Duthisti, and be we anxious that the prisoner should
=AI semandsd the prisoner for a week, saying,
if the Lard of lie Mawr, after being consulted with, would
pressgang at the essiorie, he (tho magistrate) would commit
she drat
[or IdeL

THE Datirrar sziorioN commlssloN.
(TETI DAT.)

•
nothing to &Mil amat ; sail
apse bet rid he would ankign_lbsss, and slit sem
CalaiAlTt rbnik Ml=v=ii. lb
, beam
bet ve itetmelleiteest ailed ass Ow beer el reeenser
blies lg to
which he the beam of the cam, ands
mid I weeded bib n •batiersadnin. I
his hefty is lbe bedibeelivent bee the library
I Reds sweeersabee. While lan big h•
the doer mid awe bie the liber, ispea ON bib
he must go back seeks intlemninitginme monii lobe bile
into custody. Having made the amesseriess. I
•
tab his
him b bade. and WY Me dal it wield be
pia odes.
The Chief Commiedoner—What was be subject of his
complaint Do you know what it was he webbed to see
Mr. Bess about!
Mr. Disraeli—l resll very little ealibilee to him.
I esderetood that he w3akad to see Kr. PA" mg in refer-
ence to his own Brie bet la amerce b wing be
called important inf =Mies b pubis isellers.
The envelope produced is the envelops I gave to Brodie,
but it contained an enclosure of which the enbasnoe
wee se follows :—"The bearer of this, by alms Brodie,
soots very much to see Mr. 800 I know Dedisingabent
his business, but I have promised to get him a beeyieg"
To this note I appended my initial " El." Abbe lamb
or four monahs after this interview, I received a
letter stating that the petition spinet the return for
the borough of Frome would be withdrawn, peovided that
I would give on undertaking that Mr. Donald Nicoll
should not be indicted for a ow/piracy. I believe the kW,
was a professional bet I only rend it with amass-
ment. I knew of the petition respecting
From., or of Mr. Id ; but I ma&
some inquiries, and SO ingirries I made drew my
attention to the isderefew I led had with Brodie.
Under these ciromelose the wetter WA eltegether so
trivial bet it would base deb* ebbe' atl sionsibli•
In the course of 6169 *wow BM. meliseedllebeia.
Mar, where be mid ha bedi sea imbibes that he was ebb
to return both eandlidmi lot of I scarcely hefted
to whet he ea I and bard that
Brodie aria ban la be .mule el Me. Nal aid nothing
from whieb belie Right bib ask;
something to do in costrezion
Of course I inferred that as Blab IN11141111V;r11 3111111
his obieet was to obtain enspley re 1/41/11101/
eanvamer. The people in my h have inhabit M
thnt Brodie has frequently at mi
..hene• Old
has been very troublesome. Waal met Oyes k 114
lobby I did not say, " Well, Bog^ east are yet 6%6
nor did I touch bia arm, end take bin
with me. I did not ask him as 1110 wile
going down the corridor where be Neil be el
most service to the conservative party. Main of be
kind occurred. I have already maid be spoke te lee of Mr.
Earle at Berwick, but I did not ask him to befriend Mr.
Earle. On the contrary, he said himself Oat be would be.
Marx! Mr. Earle. Some days after the Morriew in tie
lobby of the house ;Wodie robed est at II!
ruins of Downingatreet in a very ogillied msneen OM.
stopped me. He rid Mr. Rom would not Nelda b blessed
after leaving him I gave orders to the polies prevent lie
troubling me in future. I have not seen him lion
General Peel was then called, and was ender nomination
when our report left.

'B,Mi.RI 18 8.-(T7

Two o'Cloow.
There has bees scarcely any business this morn-
iag in British railway stocks, but the market is
!Mhat yeaterday's prices. The only 'variation
noticing is an improvement of per cent.
in Great Western stock, which is quoted 721
to 73. London and North Western stook is quoted
100} to 101 • Midland, 1331 to 134 • Lansashire
and Yorkshire, 113 to 118 ; South 861
to ; and Caledonian 91* to 92.
o-
LombardVenetiaa; Railway shares are firm, at
yesterday's advance, being quoted 11 to dia.
Great Western of Canada have again decline&