The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-20 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1858.

2H3 FATAL INCOUNTER AT ACTON.

ADJOURNED CORONER'S INQUEST.—VERDICT.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Wakley, the coroner for
the Westent Division of btiddlesta, held an adjourned in-
quiry into the death of Jam Oates, who wu killed in the
comes of an encounter with Lieutenant Mooring and
Captain Miller, on the Actomrood, ea the night of the 9th
Indent. The inquiry, which one held at the Shies Mewl
Timers, Acton, excited great interest, Web; from the maw
aim publicity which the cue has obtakmd; sad the roses to
which the proceedinp took piece we. dimly crowded.
Mr. &cicala Ballantine, instructed by Mums. Lids and
Lewis, of Ely-place, appeared for Lieutenant Chmstsi. Mr.
°laird, instructed by Mr. Humphrey', sneered OR behalf Of
Captain Millar. Mr. Marshall, solicitor, append he
Emily of Oates.
In answer to the Coroner'
Serjout Ballantine "aid he did not off, any witnesses,
but Lieutenant Clavering and Captain Miller were both
present, and would obey any directions which the coroner
might eve. . . .

Caplan Miller, who made► statement on the kat combo,
was recalled, and oa the suggestion of the foreman of the
Jury his previous evidenos was read. The coroner, on reach-
lug that part of the evidenoe which stated that Gates was
very Intoxicated when he approached them, was interrupted
by Captain Miller, who and his plow woe "apparently
intoziontsd." He did not mean to imply that Oates was very
much intonoated.
The Penmen inquired what Captain Wier maid when
ha mid that Gates was =Mai • great 00011M01i0Mt
Captain Miller said thew was werembgad whim a
great noise, and sensed too be griddle, WIL
thongh be was in a great at about remealleg Os% kW
as
mooned. He thought the word " ociaimelles" amither
I hid!.
The From said the sword watt 8 or 9 hairs across the
mere beV.. That maid not bar been thee without a
themst. Dal Clayish Killer observe such a *twee
pester Mar mid he observed nothing of lie met, nor
dM me Usikesat Clever's( withdraw the shad as
lbw& he mere a thrust.
076=as here rind by the pay, la hilly to whisk
Ogia. &gybed parr the sallway haywire lbw
erw seriesshing, When day told tbeiram al
M▪ irep- the is of the mad they swat
wit lb asseibia whether the met steppe' lier
mem too far off by OM lims Is am
is eras ore eat. He we ea him se • Wisp et
Ow, amid wear Claviers was as aura en he we. His
heparin was that decessid in an bb skis There was no
truth be the ralinset that the wee of the deceased was
brass end that mod hieqmwas thew. stn.
Liselemani Chmeleg waa called end
ausabsi by Es illsgssal Beßialiae. He said he w
callai by cowl dies He wee a limilement in
Bee) ey,
and bid a Oblaa sad " evienthen."taw I
Cwhin, eat bad hew staying WM biried4 his ride,
and two thildr his knee la Inveraswilewes.
Skim,* exalltis arm, was eleyess hitt
on time night of the death. Aber Ina Wrath be
Whams) said he had %Sea a peat deg of swim that
Ash _bat that he IMP 10 walk to Harrow or
bed an aunt at Area. He and
Ira shred e 4 Ithips oribiessablag
ammo sod imam/ rumor
nay Maid St seine mil thirigdiginthe of
es the dablemeni. They than baud a ass
• bawling and medeg. The man was oath,
aide of the seal, Ise thud 10 yards in admits
Idler maid, "Illm • Wage, and let OW Mbar jib
es. Wawa' to be • bed themses.." It :was plink Mas
ai
Fos. He wad Osges Mtge seeppet, sad
a web bask apes ems Ism the ether Ala d theme&
air with saerh, " libeithe ere
here now with other Weft ispeuress. Wawa
retie quietly, Wearstmagglimea te= I
walk after diner, let as_ pew.' Hs
and gresped at hie ewe inthimies, "Tea —,
do for -yea both." Is air& a
swordatiok ad the. mode • spelsg et him, emit sloth
on the brethed with the risk. Ha Bien Mega balk ore/
again shirk Mm • What blow en Hama the this spring
beak to make another blow. He sheik a Maier blow on
the sweed-atick, which witness themblval Inehm. When
the era made maths, /pis' Warm said, "I em • mining
sad dieureebed mai, mid Wpm With ma spilt I may do
Yfra • Piwithll flidlea." He lbw aisle • amble towards
nai dews If be was wensied it Watt have been
Ware this, sad mpaa his seE he derived OW he was not
canialeas that be bed Ism the men cm piessal Wary.
When he fell he dressed the mak, men which wirier
made a grasp at the stick sad harried imathlag that the
Mli al word got up immediately. After bad game abide
say ha sold to Captain Haw "I bspi I pet pricked
that Mow is the arm." TM blew ef the Mirth men the
blade had the Shot el harm the prat 411,1116 He
was .not at all sairess that the ewer tewhed
the wee body. Time was •
_piece
He
est ot
the mick by_ the Melswes al the lbw._ He eihrwell
to Captain 111ffee er theme minedes all. is was dons.
That was the OM time be lad bad the stie wit of dome,
mad he bag that ihm ma as be is it Wise. Has humid
it In Hard, Warm thin he wen going eat te thine, bag
bad charge ed the Moms eetkeesy_-*Loodos. He did sot
know saythhe tram He wee thath oath be saw it In the
ppaaprra of die- allemering edgy, sad be thus went to Sir
Richard Mayas and told his al that menned. He
word war that he never Weak the men, sad that he
sever made a down at him. He took Lord Lye.. out to
Sebastopol the deg it was giro lap, and brought Sir Wm.
Codeingion home. He °amended the Pluto on the oast
eat amt and the Oredime be the Nediterraneen. Bahrein
the Eliseir oa %ebb& He awake look plats and the Sen-
dai, es which thaw the resent hi the pipers be had had
meths at lais on Their, • bell, on Wednesday he
cule& weed le the therm, end an Thursday to a pie sic at Ridi-
_ By Mr. Mmdell—He and Captain HOW stopped at the
Pei Mew Trinim h their walk. He bed • glue
of tablet sotmaim awl -prenCaptain Hiller bad a gleee of rm.
He W iw dims seism at dinner, early in the maim.
That was an the driak he had daring the wiwbg.
By • Juryman—Hee pet think that the awe vaa intest-
ate' AMU be fell. .11; ambh algterene attack this the mar
imbibe never saw. The Slab oak did ed big SIM than
• Wash and • half.
NA.
woes Edwasill Gets
ate of the bb asi
saw yr reyWilli. sad
dis. The illaWad boa wartieg Asloyet had • e
mum derpiesebe sad simisr. He could assliinlieMilg
11101 MI Whir u beass, sober man, and we by to
mow eta violent baire.
alit. John Wood, roar, of 12, Great
eargewri, said deeseed bed lived in hi. bath
He awirelly_ saw has awry_ night, when cadet
Ms Sark. He was gthiMly a sober ash, bittairbt
dam men him the wpm to drink, id test
was any quiet dashisassisd at bans NA 111.er
him away from hems. He wear kart Mm b. on
airsult upon Sir 01116.
By the Farms—He never heard him Widest
diesamion while be was intoxicated, or quote istemtpil
se=whim la that stew
Wiley, hadkad of the Hone and Osems,
dammed mid ~~ occrionalltwo rutthltelzokinse
He
brims iithibrirtg amok (the deg ef Ms death),
Ma
▪ six o'clock. lb was Wag la adrift front of his
haws. To all Tea ha hall beesdeldthig. Hs was
not mbar, lie two glares of ale before aril
saw him, and after be had apot of beer, which
for. He wee noisy sag dfsaprmaable when he was in ligber
end interfered with other people's admire. He we. a
quarelenne mu In °Amery, eau tie had heard the people
ie the tip-room tell him to go away, bemuse they did not
Eke hY eonvenatke.
By a Juror—He did not offer M fight any one. Rh
othseireesi was only with his bingos. He had no weeps
In his possweion at that time.
John Beech, carrier, of Uxbridge, said ha swooshed
Wing the body of the deceased min in the road a
Li week. It wee • few yards weet of the railway...Dm
was driving a van. When he was within Wont imareasell
the body some phase told him to mind that be did eras
MT the lies. Witness said, " Why did you not the
men oat of the road t " There were two
but only cam spoke. They went on mitre:a:kW any
surrey is re question. They walked sway slowly. The
proem, Orris Wee was riding with him, got down and
moved the body out of the road on to the footpath. Wishes
saw no blood, but George told him that his jacket watt bloody,
sad that the blood came oat of his coat oa removing Mx.
By the Foremen—The ram were close to the body when
they told him to take ease. He was in sight of the body at
that time. The two mu did met oder to airs in any way.
Yrs. Elisabeth Pegs, leadlady of the Six Bells public-
locum Acton, said she saw Gales twice. The Nat time was
on the Might of kis death, abet 20 riantee to 11. He was
than gang away lam the house with a man named James
Knight, alabouring ma residing in Brentford-lam., Acton.
Gates was not sober at that time. He talked to himself a
great deal, but he was not quarrelsome with any est else.
Ile talked a very great deal about religion, ematag with
himself on the subject.
John Mbar, baulked of the Red Lion, Area, said he
saw Gates sitting is fiat of his Wise sit a
eleven o'clock on the night of his death, He
bundle with him. He imbed a good der to sad the
pawn= and him et. He wee bask. As he went
sem he beendlier Shona Ms Wad* ea made all sorts of
etherverthes.
Polka- smanslis 'TULA (119 T) marred the widish of
was
het WIWI& Oahe appeared to have been drinking, sad
' the wave Is jigs". He eisieted rierwardo is
the body to the ilime-beeme. Whim he pet ap awl=
away he dill net simper.
Seas lei Choresfi hey ef Sayan Ras" Actoll Vika
theses aila barrisiggiatbegta, amid that on the emu-
fag alblederh he saw Our readthe by their pta. It was
b▪ rut sia Wrath. • law WWI est le theam, " You went •
beads el mthehalsr. I Week." Oates sus eller witness, and
ark "Pat up year IA yen sad ru fight you." Be
had art spies te Baits Bs ( II west awash
Amiss, sal wham raw no samdMm. He was latoroated
et
the is He had no wail ite boas with
By the Ftwassa—The hey who sheeted at mold soda
water.
Hr. Rears, a aarawymen, at Bettbridn, add Ores had
bees be his sagleyment a mouth. Oa the flatazday below

his death he espied to Gates id he Ilia set dose he
work, bat bed been Melds( all the week. Odes bed de
poem& to oda to him, bat dem dik geMi him thirty
abiltheis. Me wee dive, bat salt be seed make it up
next week, and would de to week at 6 edit ea Mondey
morning. On the Monday mewing de, of lie death)
he cam to work sad Mud use mid, end thin went
drinking in the neighbourhood. Ha went tato a publio-heues
et eight o'clock in the morning and did not come to his work
afterwards. Witness reckoned him a very unsteady esen,
end wee °Mari to look after him Tory 'limply. He aster
saw him intoxicated.
eMleed Bretton, landlord of the Hines Anna,years, hake
✓,
mid he had M] Gets, well for thirty
had IWged with h known
this* weeks prior to him death: He
did not anger home at regular hour.. There was no certainty
in him. He lost saw Gate* at his place about halliest five
o'clock, on the evening of hi. death. He was then very
" comfortable." He wee not whir, nor yet drunk, but what
he celled " oomfortable." (Laughter.) Re would hop end
jump, and skip about, but that wee nothing for a man who
wee" half-tight." Many men who had a drop to drink
would quarrel with a dint stone. Oates would sometime
frighten rople of weak nerves, by holding up hie bands and
saying, What are you doing hese ?" and that sort of thing,
es
though he was about to kill them ; but there wee no
harm in him soy more than there wee in • rokh'i egg. Hs
did net believe he would hurt a worm. (Laughter.)
Richard Lined, police-oilier, said le saw Oates in
High-street, shout half-past 11 on the Monday night.
He was Wafts to himself rather loud, and whams requested
him to be cid. H. was not sober. He said, " Police-
men, I am beastly intoxicated, you can take me into custody,
if you like." Witness told him there wee no dike so long
se he want on his way quietly. He then went away, saying,
" Good night, may God blew you, and I hope I may seen
be in heaven." Witnias did not, Wes him quarrel or ads
Neighbour, bard at the Path Horse, Tut alma-
fidePiind Lieutenant ClaviLntyagg captain MOLT
as din hew at hie house on the pligki. Limited
Clawing had • gime if whisky mid and a glass of whisky-
and-water, mad MMer bed • glass ef ale. They re-
mid in the brass tea minutes ore diet des how.
=Abed the reed to Acton, and the Mids. Both
sober. They dad aid Mr. &t-
-rek, as eafie=dlatY Tedrat-green, wi h fourpeany.
worth at gWead-water, and gam witness Ire pew he
hinwelf, doh imiwed hie is think they were whet
gentimen.
Mr. Leer WPM. smialled, and date! that the
depth of wed Id the ads to the point at which the
been was Owes& ma owes or eight Med It wee not
bus tai a fl• had bees thrust out, and de we. only •
alight coded wound es the sme coo ikes& by a 61.
There wore se poetises in my pert of the body asst the
one mentioned. The wound teek • dated dirndls tram
the olds are the bread to the bock The thrust must
haw be.. sideways.
Mr. t Balleatise—He had hosed the did of
Claming. The wound was ommbhat with that
evidence. _ . . .

•
The career to otatming op, said the Bret fraprossica
ads* oat of the hots of the case wes, that a not
atrocious notrihr had bon committed, mad the or-
canurnoss at the tiro beetled that vim
Tho nature of the woad asensarli led to the
ochfon that a =As, bad , and he now
asked the jury to divest tkosans tatirelevidLosi Urania
and to bend don ark obis to he
bees laid Wore them. It was meek that Ostes
died from the weal he mod them one the all in-
portent (push* whither attembel la say see,
and if as, to OW Moo The moo b.eW goo
through the ratio eansesalei We the stimmons cd
Gates. hablkter los lbe het that Lientimant Claverkg
and Captain Kim ea aid by to maps ea tending
that they had alumild to do Elates say
atitirY•
The jolty ridged et $ o'clock.
The joy riled the court shortly mateXprili
acch, sad
lion
the emmo add Ye Jan had agresd to the who:
" We, Osjortn, corder that the heat et I Gans
was oared by a weal! la his ober, wideli peatkatel te Ids
lungs 111Mibead. hat ritualir the said woad was
wilr wee itommel maddiwasili thin k ask iss=
jurors saddest radon le pow
The Carew emid he waslood to eriy hat bed he has a
forma it this are ha should have steed a cadet of
that kW, et one thrill analogous to 1R The aim. tome
of the are were bivalved in gnat doubt sod dJdtamlr, bat
this was a very severe verdict, lisomeme i light ef hot it
showed that limatiort Clavoiseedemaitgaca tithe hortsr
In width he wound was inflicted was not andliod.
The Parson said they had given him the Omit of their
doable hi het semen.
The Oats said be did at think the joy cold have
hoe elherame. At the sane the he most remark that
Dose el the of the sass voted bare low been
if then bed mitoses forward as wtterene. Not-
ed ado it mgeored that the jury did at gin
credos teests.
The Fersom .gushr wen eons stalsnote soda in the
evillest* solidi they food it tonoelide to necerae.
The Omar odd be bad no dart the jury had acted
beraiss) amid Llsolowat Checchi rid
VMike ai
woo k mainsleaso.
00111111 r asdaul their nessidomose to be diamond
sad oil they night
as
terms
amt.
The lexisilige lira umbilici.

rGENCB.

NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Linaroor., Auouirr 19•
Ouro, Cousr—(Bin Kr. Bina Malian.)

ORIN L

Is Ms ammo clergyman, led the insuntbent of a pariah in
Anelsess, sought to recover conweintion horn the pro-
qtdaalr ud the Wretui Ewald (a newspape published in
ifel at Carnarvon) for a libel. The libel was contained
in a hair from a correepondent, and was ts the elect that
certain misfortunes to which the plaintiff had bean subject
ware the, melt if hie intoisrenoa end perereatiag spirit.
The defendant having apologiesd, a verdict 4for Os. was
WWII for the piaintltL

SOUTH

LrOUST 19.

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CROWN Comm.—Odors Lord Chief Baron Pollock.)
TINDINO A CNIQVI ON TRW =IDS NANKING COMPANY
AND FORGING AN INDOILSIMANT ON IT.
Trdliang Hailtworth, Thomas WWII*, and Elias Whittle
was indicted for forging an indorsement on a on the
above beak, with intent to defraud Mrs. F. G. of
the sure aide,. Mr. Higgins and Mr. Heyeaadarged GeE
mention,
head no
Cross peared CrossHansemh The
Cremhad no counseL Mrs. eley MB= ,
reosived • check on the Leeds
piny for for W. which she pot WO bar_ PUNS with
other mosey. Os the 18th of August het g
the
was Welkin as the mash at Bleakpoel, and bed her pine
with the cheque, sad 41. in gold, Width ma sever.
that day she last her pans and its oaks* sod led the
wen employed to soma her lee. The Whittles wen is
Blackpool an the depth gasseda, owl won thea la the pee.
merlon of a cheque, on its !Mb of which they honeyed
amid email mss of merry. The cheque was pasmted
at the bank in Loeb soon after it was Mad,
but In the thews of Kra Creeks's thdoreemat
=wee refeed. The herb please had thews
se% to several people, those fa whet swath she be.
seas pthereed of it, but her ..sails were found to be in-
ocadetath the with the other. Boos thee in July last en
4endauril4pret2Crete=ily *P thea at.
Creilysga,lellYer tech wr
."
It me la widths, Ibirworth wee gramme what
the loisonaissi wee ark.
The whim of the lash Deakineret C to
haying as the 28th entemined= for
primes% liellthregth
whoa the paths et the bank sent for • police officer,
rad pethrlit oasheiy.
Al the ptiesseas lived is Prestos.
40= athessi thaw= bed bra
Itell gelled !sr the proteaufka,
eilmm4 the jury hr swerth.
The Peg • whet et Gray eashest the Whittles,
bat Haherseth wee Aspithd.
The primers Mad guilty were awe 111111110011 i to INT
years' prat servitude.

7ENTEAL CRIMIZIAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(3abre Mr. Jades WOBams.)

Mu Arvis, 22, a respaelabie Isaias mem men, was
charged with asabeaMing the several aims of UK 6s. 41.,
3781. 15c, asi hr. 24.111., the moseys of his employees.
Mr. Bo Mr. Sigh. on Mr. Poland conducted the
genestiatios; IS,. Musable was omens' far the diem
This case occupied the court nearly the whole of the day,
and the d. of the Miss* wee ads veryompliorred dm-
rooter. It smeared that the prisons wee *akin the w
liehreset of lify Comnal &oh snd 00.,_ hisineslompilCasses-
and It wee his linty to coiled the
cash the City tankers cut behalf of the Ihm. g
isons ' went out ups this duly easy n
atpr ten o'clock, end he had to oast la the=
of the day ma large same of sew,
amounting to so math ea twelve or !flea lissmarSill
in all sorts of esourities, &emus, bills, on nth
mune it bemiesiy luppensd with oath amebae el
mute that the. was Nacos them some width, hum I=r4
an endorsenesnt, or the went gimlet's Ism thelliglin we
not at the intent convertible into cub. Therthiser, Men
his return to the bank every evening, of course bah meals
up his account ; and the t that we Nab with
mud to any deficiency that bt arise from this came
alluded to was that it should be supplied by *bele, upon
which the amount deficient woe rested, sad oleo
pa t, th
ee
reason for the am-ymon such as " Rol Ise or
whim" or whatever to the see% soil dos" h the
moat kir the day wee and the meethies lid wee
not piastre ousted or to he upesisrAhor smisit
The ore or the part of the we rat the
had When strantage of his tithe Wham ellt
beak being conducted in this mom le %
espy s•=
exteerive sod maim system of fad.Nl4 d
reesived sithey from a number of Masai betalsoni II lies
mgrobeil OM ha three cuss when he bed adarli lembell
tie neerm
_blin of payisg in the teth et
night, he -leaded lde treks s far the
and relabel the oath ha hie own posumicumwilifq
reeding wail et amuse wedgy be aroused live'
were him le geoust that dismoveri ; mad the ma
the Wore we refry to have acted to avail
weelly papist over taa arabesque* days lhe omen/
from ether scums, fresh .• &We" being spin
make up the delloksoy of the dm, in war to
crthicksoy ; and than Oa halter imellillge
~: of July, whoa is emenusses cif Islie
that bad owe kr the hush* at eke heat the
wee sent for hie • ullvi gnu and Ms Of the
reherad to, as of whit reprentedel the mind 45W. is. 44.,
which ma suggesel sot he ham ism pad by_ the London
and Mak, awl another lbw M. in.lli., wide& was
eapeewtsd net Wine bus paid by M. s. Hankeyend Co.,
TIM shell! le YD, ad he wee east far an apluegiss. Be
atfatsaid that the stoats lad net hem paid, but to his
behelsid that ingairbe had been nude, and that It was
sustained that die ease not tray he hang down his lead
and me& se lambi He was then said whether he was ha
a mildest* mythi money, and he rapid that he was not,
as it was el sad he was this glum islo melody.
Mr. yfalarlia subjected the vitamin to the groseadian to
a mry severe carounittoioation, and las sidled be Kr.
Parrott, 66 prtheimil clerk in the establishment of the prase-
* tutors, the proms had to collect very large saws of
the day, and to go to a great number of banks
lloal74lher ; and it also appeared that he had sited ler
mafiosos the mrilmeeme ends &dies. It wee also ad-
mitted that MIMI 0111M17 eessied mug bath casks, end
* that they mules inn that int Sir oillsolicis, end
at other throe bed mum sour, end that In the bums, ore
it was erketary Is ghe *theta he the smenst of the dell-
non at • eth
ct
elhesquent
ths
enay,
limill hove the eniltir for Author *dry mil explaw
pertyL
Mr. sib a eery addles le injury on
behalf tithe priemer„ ited he pafy sumehei mien the
fact the& there was no peed al any tang dellekram of
cash in the coconuts fa/slabs' by ids ibid. He tibiaie
urged thet in the catgut of thelmemesikes of boohoo in
which tic
e=er was messed on Wel of his seigispeu
it wes thee scene sun night arise, bat disitit
would be nosy IlliOli or that 811100Iai te fay that he had Mr
seised the Area of embevaiscamt.
Mr. Junkie Williams having summed up, the jr'y alma{
immediately retained a mike of Guilty.
Mr. Bodkin sated that the total amount of the prisonsea
defalcations was about 6001. ; and in answer to a masa%
C 2 tics lara
was rd44l.u:gr, it was abated that the Wry elli
I'Q—irreales was senteneaLl to fom yam pied auntloin

NEW COURT.
(Bars Yr. Justice Willis.)
Maws Mearkl,l7, dm, was omitted ol • bridal raps
2.4llindelta Uoresw, • preitrlooldag girl, 17 ysius
Yr. SW& sad Kr. Salter proms:cad.
lb. Wow was seatuseed to pawl servitude for 11111.
THIRD COURT.
Makes the Ocieusca Ilatant.)

Jess PS*r, 211, whilst was indleied for stealing o barn
shied at Se., the property el Asa Bayley, et Woolwich.
Kr. LION, preessted, and fir. Pluilips defended.
Thejery stWeel the prissier.
The Ntimeti lbefeent odd the seder iron out of a mis-
take. te1..... oast without the elighteet stain
ass iberests, end be Salad the opinion whisk he ex-
pressed le be oisveyed to the oceneurading oars
lad. B. aver, 30, pawnbroker, pleaded cent, to
en Indictment for eralitsling lie cowl.oool. and
4001., the moneys of Anna Reeve end sadltar, his es-

Prksigh and Mr. Robinson
The prisoner, who had hintssiar a
=in bulimia and a
bankrupts was managing man to the daughters of the late
Mr. RV" the pawnbroker, sad the frauds had been
eramaillei hy soma of fake depliostes which was only dis-
armers& Wpon taking Week in one last! Prisoner bad been
Mew smetths is ths smoke.
Re was seatenerl to two years imprisonment.
Mims Om, a respsosahis looking elderly man, was
indicted ter esetesmileg the sea of hi. Ets., the monde of the
Commemial Doak Company. his mamas.
Xr. Bedkth and Mr. Oakley prosecuted ; and Mr. 8140
defended.
The ewe eraded great interest, in oonsagnesce of the high
thereeetr which the wowed hen borne, end the °nut wee
wowed with his Meads.
Onnigeleartag tidy dated the owe, the first whams
aanniiid was
r Sant chotavek, who Woad that he etelPha •
,
honesmest to the DodsOwegt Boinehlthe, and
War of•
bawid Wienter
theibilif old* al theDeoensher, awry, 91. mt.le Or
Mr. Wien w Quillen of the et Bell wed Odle, the
deposed le ha*g beinitseetbd ft lareidiwate the
accememallitle the Conewnsig Meth Otwathy ethespenee
of mew Mealtime in therewith, Ratko eat et the debitr
dem of a anent of the away named Smiths% now a
owlet hi Milbank. In the wane deb inwetigettos et
the wowing he band that three ems pii km rent had not
be. sweated be, and abed whelever OM tweired thew.
and primer eel& he Md. Mr. GAM Mal that wane el
the ease. foe rent hail be lei/ fn theithers. Primmer
wild he hal net heist the tweeents wedged he rent crew
theame thim wee mem thownee gent the theme taz. /i•tt-
mar site the mai k qesellen te lineel4 and add
he balk lit hie _ _

ThrtneZenleed—The plass alienated the eededosi
Meld ia hi easessie te the imam pelesse et work
which be bed he de. Be amid be bel se Ise le bele him,
sad that is of his hard week, which had War-
heed with bit emu item had bees lit oak

Re-examined—These items he referred to as omitted
made nearly 3001. It was money received by him for
dockage/.
Mr. Harrison, a gentleman connected with the docks,
was called and proved that prisoner had for the last three
years a salary of 2601. a year, with a house to live in,
The and cosh.office hours were from eight to five, but be
worked later in busy times. He had been 33 years in the
coice.
mpany
'n
Robert Carter one of **directors of the company,
said that upoa the 2nd of July, at the meeting of t
sub-
committee, in consequence of what Mr. Qttilter stated, he was
Mid about some sums entered* the rent.bobk. He said he
had rewired the money sad it was in his desk. He made up
hie potty ossit-book and brought in about 10W., when he was
asked for the rents, but did not bring it.
Joshua Golding, police-creetable 7 3d, deposed to
the primer Ia custody, and when told what he was
with, he said he was about getting mosey to make It up.
That wee on the 24* of July.
Mr. Sleigh contended that the am foe the prosecution bad
futled, as the prisoner, when asked about the roomy, ad-
mitted the receipt of It. The not poem_ the money dam
wards would not constitute the offence. The essence of em-
brnahsent was secrecy.
The Cams. Biejeant said ea Monk, was the non-
miry ct the mossy by the parser. It wee Me that the
nowentry of the , er act garbs 11 up whin mask did
of Itself constitute bat OW Os Ulan d the
prisoner's conduit IMO a qusslion the Itirf'.
Kr. Sleigh, fa very foam dams. dwelt WI! thl long
swine of prime. an the higl cisosoter which be bore,
and the excessive wok *bid las bed to perform, oontseiding
that there was in satire abesuryl felonious intent shown.

Several wham. were Gam, who gave the pdeaner a
vergick character.
COMMOB Ihejaant, in summing up, dwelt briefly but
haperlially on the evidence.
The jam atter ems comeoltatios, returned a verdict d
Guilty, bat splasseemisi tas Is aim".
Mr. Odaie the- vessull awl add Ile
swap% &ratan bol II thdr digy ko WNW, Om
TliscOmisa Illairst, Is prig misme.
edam ewe. at the palm la whisk Os vas
lima No WI Nand via Me ins.
agemmbi:
sal Iftirry Mt II air dmirtmersisaiks.
illidili sispmespilies Isserytistip,liiictio amp

-.wrecs the system, or rather is* might say no epeem,
msed. Such looser' led to persist's', end from that, to
• man should not have Tam seek reef upon his
thin he could perform. Ho esstamei the primer to twelve
moths' tosprhommasst.
Primmer—l hive bees overworked, my health is Implied ;
I mold get no redress them the cemplay.
Priem= this left the Soak.