The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—(THIS DAY.
WIUTIgN LTD titan KAONZTIO TRLIORAPEL)
traott ova OWN coaamtroinautv.)
Market very tinier, the dammed for wheat and flour babe
litulud, without any material change in prices. Oita met
oatmeal in moderate damaad ; pricea advanced id. te Id.
per 4.51ba , and 61. per lad. Barley and beens arm, with
little doing. Indian corn la fair request, and extreme prima
paid for sound qualities.
MINCING-LAN Is.—(THIS DAY.)
SVOLN..—The market has opened with • quiet appearance,
and the public sales are going off without showing aay
material alteration in.prioss.
COFFINS IWO a steed appearance.
Tar..—This article ha been dull of sale, but we cannot
altar gateral quotatious,
Ittca —Prices are supported, with a limited twitter done.
COCOA.—St. Lucia sold at 63e. to 64..
CtErratou.—Tbe quarterly sales went off briskly, at 21.
to 3d. advance.
13•Lvearaz.—Refraction 41, sold at Mis. to 38i Gd.
Currox. —The demaad has been brisk; fully 1,600 balsa
*old at id. advance.

TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAT.)
The lI%SAM is steady ; annexed ere the quotations :
Town tallow, 60.. nt ash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
595. 3d. to 695. 6d. ; all the year, 694. ; Dumber, 59e.
to 695. 31.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Darts sad Co. report trade steady, prioss without
alteration. F rinse meadow hay, 70a. to 76a.; superior ditto, Me,
to PAL ; infenor ditto. 66.1. to Wu ; roireu, 4.5.. to 66a..
clover, old. 90s. to 106 e.; ditto, aesond cut, 60.. to 80a.;
straw, ata. to 30..

DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE.
—One of the most desperate attempts at murder sad suicide
which it has ever been our painful duty to mooed occurred at
a 'mall village called Bed wick, near Teornbury, Gloucester-
shire, and, as may be supposed the excitement ia very great
In the neighbourhood. The allowing are the principal facts
of the case :—A labouring man named James February,
about 26 years of age, hen for the lent three years been
cohabiting with • widow named Emma Mabeett ; the
man also lodged at the house which wag occupied by the
motheriin.law of the injured woman, but he having lately
got in airier with his paymecte, and having taken to
drinking tco freely, incurred the displeasure of his mistress,
which resulted in his being dismrded by her about three
watt since. February was greatly exasperated, and has
frequently remarked that if Mrs. klabbett, the mother-in-
law, left her home fur any time, something dreadful
would happen, but it was not imagined anything so horrible
was contemplated. Since his being cast off he has led •
more dissolute life, and is supposed to have ametandy
watched the cottage in which the woman dwelt. He hag
also been seen with • vizor in his pownesion for more
than a fortnight past. On Saturday morning bat the
mother-inilew of Emma Mabbett, having occasion to go
to Bristol, left her house for that purpose, leaving her
daughteriinilaw at home, when at about eight o'clock
the neighbours were horrified by the cries of "Murder I"
proceeding from the house, and on their hastening to the
spot they found the woman with her bead out of the
upstairs window, bleeding most profusely from several
deep gashes in her throat, the blood running all down the
wall. On their entering the hews they found the room
door fastened, which was at once broken open ; she was also
bleeding from her hands. The man February wee also
in the room lying on Ma face, the blood flowing from •
deep cut in the throat, and the razor lying by his side,
broken Into several fragments. Dr. Taylor, who resides
near, was summoned, and the police were sent for, also other
doctors. The woman then ruabed out of the apartment, and
several women rendered her ever y assistance. Scon after
this police sergeant Ireland, of the dust station, arrived.
and on his going upstairs he found the man as before de-
scribed, and still bleeding on the floor. Dra. Powell and Day
were by this rime present, and their attention was directed te
the man, their efforts soon reviving him • little, and after the
wounds of both were dressed as well as possible it was
deemed advieable to convey them to the Bristol Infirmary,
where they now remain In • very precarious state. The
constable Mut since discovered that February was drinking te
excess the previous night, and he is supposed to have been
waiting in an outhouse near to be arm& of the absence of
the other woman, when he cautiously entered, having first
pulled e.ff his shoes, which were found at the bottom of the
stairs, and committed the rash acts. On hie way to the
infirmary he frequently remarked that ft "was a very Ira
job." But slight hopes are entertained of their recovery.
THE SCOICII no IRON TRADE.—Our pig iron
market during the past month has been subject to numerous
fluctuation., but, stegular enough, the price to-day is me.
cisely the suns as it was on the let October—viz., 61s. lid.
cmh. The earliest upward movement was mused by the
colliers making • demasd of 6d. per day additional wages,
watch it was supposed would not be acceded to by the
makers, and that, therefore, a strike would ensue. tinder
this influence the prim hurriedly advanced to 625. 3d. cash.
A meeting of the makers having been held the advance in
wage. wee conceded, sad a strike prevented ; and the 'MAW.
d,ate result was • decline Is price, which has continued from
then till the present tines. The market just now is very
flat, and the aspect of continental affairs rather Wrenn
further fall before say rise takes piece. Seipments to
month were 42,268 tone, ageism 34,722 tons In correspond-
ing month lam je.r.—Merers. Shaw and Thomeon's Circular.
SgemoN-Flas.—A story which went the round of
Oxford " high tattles" a few year since, relates how a poor
woman having loet her husband, requested the " parson" to
preech the usual ay.. Be kindly expressed his oonsont,
adding that his charge was two guinea.. "Oh your rever-
ence," was the &newer, "I be a poor widow woman and can-
not spare so much money." " Well," said the parson, is lees
bland accent., "it is contrary to my usual rule to take lee,.
but I don't mind obliging an old parishioner in trouble, mid
so will say only one guinea," " Ah. sir, but the gude•man
has loft me next to nothing, and there will be hi. funeral to
pay for, and what not, and sure, too, you'll be Sewing the
burial firm ; caul ye then do it fort n obillinge?" "Yes,
I'll do it,- V. the angry veiny, "but it will be the greatest
stuff you ever heard in your life."—Unirersel Marian, tar
November.

BRIGANDAGE NEAR Roue.—The Chevalier G midi%
enthusiasm in the ewe of archer logy and art ham more
than once (says • letter from Rome in the Post) broush: him
into personal peril in the more desolate pane of the Cameo
mina round Rome. A novel kind of disaster, however, for
a lover of antiquities, beset him • few days ago. He had
been to Naples for the purpose of purchmiug rune recently
discovered and interesting objects, hut was suddenly re-
called to Rome before having had time to couplets the
negotiations. Returning to ltome with the coulter in
the mail-coach. whilst paring a cane plentatien in the
locality so celebrated for brigand exploits, between
Vahan and Germano, about halt-an-hour after deck, a
whistle was heard, and the pasilions Immediately stop-
ped their home*, dismounted, and prose-wed themselves
with due subruisatta in the dust. Three highway torn im-
mediately ran out from the canes and presented thinned/es
on both soles of the carriage. demanding money from the
courier and the Chevalier Gunk, who wee the only passenger.
The brigands, who*e fame wee, walked, were armed with
guile and daggers, which they held up to enforce compliance
with their requests. Signor Guidi at once gore up his watch
and a dozen piastre", which he had for his traveling ex.
wane in his waistcoat pocket, but the brig tads inti-
mated with scornful gesture that they were not going
to be satisfied with a paltty nun bite that. Signor
°midi, who had with him • sum of 200 ecudf. which be had
taken with bun for the purchase of eati.ri,lea at Napes,
perceiving or fancying that the brigands bad informa-
tion of that feet, reluctantly drew forth hie I. .g of gold,
bidding them observe that the nun wee e. tree.; " for,"
says he taaercount, "I was only three days in Naples,
and I wee not even obliged t t spend anvth'ng ftr my
dinners, us I dined the that day +Ph the Prince
of Biaignano, the emend will the Ay-et-die Nuncio,
and the third at • convent of friars." The brigands
having grimly listened to this exp'anarfon, prkr:lt'd the
cash, and beetles out the c,utier rn uoe side and the che-
valier on the other, placed them with their faces downwarde
on the road, one of their number mounting guard with
levelled blundetbuss over etch of their pr.ntrate victim',
whilst the third robber jumped into the vehicle- which he
actively rummaged for more hidden treasure. Nor would
their operation* probably have mom eves then hi a speedy
conclusion bad not distant caniage lights enneueoed the
arrival of the diligence from Rome. Signor Gni& requested
his ilundertra, before their final leavetekleg, to re'nrn him
ogee trifle to enable him to get some cordial as Germano, to
restore him • lotto from the agitation which PO snipe: red
se interview bad caused him ; upon which the brigand% after
consulting in whispers, retuned him and the tanner the
watches which they had previou-ly taken from Hine. doubt-
lens coneidentig that portion of the spoil more to had
to detection than the silver mad gold colorize of hie lioliteeie
realm.

I merger of the late ship Sr Johan. She w. 552
tow. I o ostmenided bow far Nee yams, IliDed she was built.
I 11. V. ~.tucosatl.d vesicle for ~area pan. I beoughtemlise
to elm Illotuntom ties SW, end leek beck return ambito
t t With mars 1 her always prohibsted smolt*
Ia the 'toes clerks I have so wows for supposing that
ems was broken to the arrest ilatasce. Tree were two
lights in the 'tete. clerk. at sight Ia glazed lectern.; the
lanterns were always locked; it was the duty of the doctor
and thud officer to not that they were locked. fbe coolies'
mimeo wt re .rowed In the They were issued daily.
ldo light. were tow taken down is the hold, the hatchway
elf telling midi. but light to see by. The,, was a standing
°elm that eget ,It was a verbal order. 1 here were two
cnolt izelloye , tbry were placed tins we mob eide in the waist,
Non Loire lb. emgeray ; they must have ben from twenty
to twenty-live Let Wont the fore hatchway. The Shah Jetta&
heel tour teat.—iong- boats which might WSW. how eenenty
to eiveme Hare people, Al utter, sweaty- five 111.-11, J•417-Mat,
evenly turn. There we so lifeboat. The busts went all
Imbued up mete le, with the exception of the Muscle, which
Wm on booed. Ito, k way kept in the keg but. All the boats
wen doted wish asset', sells, and oars, which were kept et
them. Thee wee • tre•sagise on board. It was need every
day, and it IVY to good working miler. The Indian reser
Leas oblige ~.Jr ship, to eery tireeengtsen, hat
sot liteboate. There le welting for estisculshiss
Ire but the esteem. The cage consimed priacipally of
rata. then wore 100 casts of imaeard oil, which
wee Mewed sear the after hold. The are broke out
&seem the loge heichway. la the fore hold there were rem
tworhasdise, balm of banshee, and grata. lam sot aware
If the eras costalned robes of a smaratible character.
Imu sot ewer If the mar rerabeata red articles of a
ecruLcutiLle notate from ladia to the Maurine*. I new
Moore of say each being decheted. I mu not aware it ther•
be set dame in lb. labia Act prohibiting such &ruche
kow lentos shipped us boar orbs resale. COY SORMI 110
e; noon e. w thei origin of ths Ire. The 6., rate oat about
en the rts JUMP hi ht. 12 8., bag. 76 E. I had bra
la the • rem decks at hall-psit tea easels. The brderce
wee the. era be re bass of ladies ; lb. thief blow
west lelow at the sass roe be a pier el tsp. Then Ira
16) 11,rt tree doers the. I mot Imes ems It it there had
bra or. Sere ef the IMMO awed hewed hoar the bee-
hatehway were Int sera et the fles—they my amehassetra
ap. I mat below irmadisetk, sad lad we of the beer
berhatebee takes el, bat the Mese samia. that ire shliged
rto replace it tomoiloosty. abet* altrweela Os Sera
r. to
their aparresee 1111 S abase tie 'Mem dash
Stienger all basis were Or es sad every arras
was .10..-4 a. marl as porible with wet sane sad bisalter
sad from the Ire be dee was dm dimmed rep emir
won healed up, mad re vessel psi Won the wind. Halm
wife lewd la Me watarveys sad esered with wet Marts
is Invest draught; the openings ler the ratiletice wise
c ;oared is the new masser, sad day sad alibt ware was
,turd does without Istarialmiss. Os the resin of the
2 irk
re the low-bast sea sad errs/ re arms. Thew.
wee a bap of re. twethitilsof • beg of reds, awe about 30
seller of WSW aired la kr. Warr re plated la two of
dio of boo tests bat the rides pipe bevies wheal, all as..
falol, sties with the tanks was rat ell. Ile peeyys wale
preset tilde es e. meat of the Ire aid arra. Then 111111111
three cella prepared of the erre .d whir ws Warr
as I meal, &re of the ems teams deers
foe rho roma pagers. Tbe bresegs ware Was mensesla tart everything that wee busysst was reds re at 1
tt lab, t would hare raj:warted tegither parr When
it Ir. @Tidiest VIM them was so eines ad me* tie peoples
11.•• way other way, I eseourred the ribs as pet ea dr
rafts err were towing eiessesde. I rear *MIAs. 'pies
800 of them soeteeded Is dory es. Thb was as the Nellt el
Jug. Wass I bet the skip revs was eardag serraleisa bed
the pine k whore the people Woad, Um forowoot
had Mlles early la the • of the day; the mimes.
ant the Weems., hid about poet 10 a.m. I had jar
Mg 'ho ably web the seine Yen of the are. 1[4:11.01
overboard, end so did they. 1 think kir &beet Ii SO
0011 sod woes warted as heed ; therep desk fall
slawet lameadardy, sod May periest We we. arse 100
bre boo the Harkins wi the nth ; lb. rob wen cost
adrift or by tenses they we. Y.id ; two ewe net el eight
when I resderd the ship, sad the third a gnat drawee eIL
Tt.e bitter sad jolly haw was trumpet by the seeaton of
p. opts thee noshed low these. I was la the losg-boat with
67 people. Ste deified away from reship stir she was met ,
of. I saw re ship burning smell wiser 1 omndred rot
my ofit .sea sad crew behoved adeumbly ; thee only bia the
sip ors it err sopa.. Lle to remain at board. Tea pe~l~
11111 tlw rafts had so port:ever or water whales... Whei I
lest I was sherd to jump overboard and swim to Ys bar
boat. The chief Wier sad those of re tree that wen saved
that the mm., slit a. err. Then waft rosy proms
hawing by rouse afroorido Woe worrol at that Wm. hat they
would ore vesture to lot go. Th. keg boot weld maggot awl
rho row.: ro.etted r sic. was with ass sad Inky two ars.
The ducky as t third oftber wore both drowned whim the salter
sweserd. We were five days is the Let , sad wars plant
a; by the Errelt rip Va.. de Bats., Costello Ifserese,
and uonvoyed en Bourbon. Captain Mavens, his collate,
sad aye, yodel em wia. the utemet Madre end suer
Bon. Theo p.m died (row vilaaatios before we were picked
sp. The dimly ratio* in the boat was a few 04.112.111 avow
✓am awl, hall a tumbler of motor. Thar was a otrthead
Lek-out the whole Ire. Or of the raft. was aga-
pe...id of tots:art, barnyard, two topetanaanyerde, cad a
aortae of .widens sail yard. ; a 11000011 was made of • jib-
boom, Imo spore t opeallesot wets etsoldiag sad yards driver
gad and boron. small opera and bee-coop; • third consisted
M tying plot sem, topmast. sod 'gadding mil booms, poop,
has-owls, smell gars, awl rover of long-boat. After lb.
fire lorolm oat the pet ple, both coolies sad crew, were war
portal by 'mist the hr. stuck, and a quantity of mosso
'marshes which were en the poop. A number of
wow. a and vtildren were placed in the cutter end jolly-boa
kelore Limner tbeen. I sod my Akers waisted the people
to get oa the bate. There were many of the women on them.
The coop, tore asti aft the vessel was mimed with met, sad
pow lered c berme! tieeel .Love thou to the depth of two or
three turkey. Ih. crew behaved &desirably throughest;
they all dl4 their host, to did Y. dames The caches come
mewed plutilering. The day the .hip look dre sy csbla
ear ea..eot, and all my ebthee and private trede takes.
They .teemed tbeenseires with my shirt., sad their wire
'rot rot tin chap belozogheg to Yrs. Bentham.'

BCDDIN DceTue—Cepteis Pierce, Master of the
Hera* Oey sksiater. Maas batters Load= and Antwerp,
died widely GS Ide allays, at Oresawleb, ea fistarday
Me was fa the est et &swift himself le saw Nip to
Louisa he aver hi ship Mem the Cesesees, whoa he soddenly
1.1 dowse sad reified.
COMMISSION of LCNACT CPON • CLZIOTMAN.—
A calmly..n was weed yesterday weals. at the Hues
Tavein, liecataawia, t. 4,re Mr. Barlow, Mater la Lasaay,
sod ...pearl Lary, to inquire into the state of salad of the
R. Nteptme Lau Waxicock, a clergyman of the estab-
lished church. Mr. kinddlestoo, Q. C., )Ir. Rnlanson. sad
Mr. M appeared fur the ;autumn ; sad Mr. Saimaa'
ghee sad Mr. C. Menowethes on behalf of the Mimed taught:.
Mt% Mo.'. e.k wee assent dialog the early part of the pay-
s:iodise. interrup•Ldia were en frequent, mad hie
whole sytwhat so extraordinary that tr. Ina deemed desirable
to remove hoe. awl he war acundmaly takes Ark to Beth-
lehem ilompatai is a cob. It appeared frau the stagnant et
the learned wow, sad the sentence of the witness. railed
that Mr. Woodcock °Malawi Lis degree at Oxford is 1825, and
acted NO •wfate 6.4 400.4 25 yew, white * beams weseary to
pica `..t..s is an asyium La lunatics at Cloptoo. He bed he-
r.4o *lhtlellk 111 se easoity et 2901. a year, which war veined
in trustees it. hit beheld A ommoisaion of 'Niamey
was yowl out at ISis, Lut the ii,isMn was io devour of the
me. peatlearsile *amity. Upon Wag released, he meandered
hi. iiemry, sod went about in rags. Moth= moot So Husks,
and lined as We chanty of Ifiebda, end Imo tits year 1846 to
ISZaS se had Lens eoctioed in vorotte gook at this many,
sad in 'hr Owe', l'neos for debt. Oa two sewn' cepa
Was as the Quern's beach, be rid the laborites bed
Rot et.t 11;m, toot by bad the pow, r to stop the
Queen is 'Le sat.t. and knock bee on the head. There
tang no n,..ito 01 kits insanity is tee muds of toe ooh. Ws,
he we frar,ved 111.,61 the Queea's beach piton to betide.
beta dadar end seder of the Secretary of State. When at
Wier', Ow antes maw nue bed has ia the habit t I going
sand is a You warded sad dirty efais—oarrylns avowed
ti.h, poem of moot ty hated, sad sash like in his het
hie ..t.duct goserally sae sash as le teed to the aupoomtlyn
that 1. was of unsound Wad, wad the tuattrai wineries
toll -0 pee It sw that; oplakta that this wee Ilse feet. Ihe
ley•rte Maid fovea bun, sad was adj.-named for the ;Lir
dart, n foram, evidence.

V \ TRSoItDINART BRUT.II. ITT.—There is now in
tutetritly at Welserbiley a role tanned Joseph Hill, eh Las
b.*. poi, of dig trot taentttnß tivivality up an Irishman
sandal Joao Hali ay, WI and Hillier, with others, hal
ben dribble, swam la Mr. Wiaidarard'a publie.boue•-. in
High-nreve, beton they pincer 4,4 together to the ho, .. of
an. 4 it.. pae.y, la • court at the roar of lr.
Here a moonier, eimearnii int drawn and
Hilt, r./sa Itakey, striate him, sod then Lehi darn
heed refers the has with sae hand, shit-t with
the orm he awe boat the giro, • kettle of
holing ogler. as not tried to poor eh, eater down
Helot)** ttwoet. tut Was wields, sad the mailing wirier
m oser Mallaty's foot. Hill then poured the water 11110
.I;lN's ear, and over the other miliaria of hie head end
he.. Despite his screen, and tam aragglen, Hill anattatted
Int.,:d Ides is haat of the tire. sad thae greatly laetered the
tallef .iO.ll islet... tartan that ha wee estiaiag. LW! Ibto
Mae till the wee fellow became ham ea well as scalded.
Whoa a kadth Haney was mimed ha vaned to have Hole
?Paltry mousing la 106670,e ; be bate are ei hie bead,
sad t•ti ,otietteceate a shut Imply iltelpared. A mama
was .nt a, 1 lemma In attelialbara, bat eapreeeed rave
doubt. id the lame. rinoirtry. 0a Iletardity a load paper
reported that sta ewe had had a fetal ienabiatlea, bet teas
irpory as the tpet we leas Met the saaeasolonat I. per
melon that ta,uth still is a deaepwoae mete end manse
greet agony,. pet. the iepiria• bays sot as alumna es tipper-
sr trot the) Ito Awe Aura' Isesaittsr.

A 4 veirtiet ga• of. }--PA MIX/ AND GiYrrO, Paw
ri labium+ )I Ipra l,nterd•btreeb,* e.t.a WA. lb Its pwimn le
waft. ible • um, Wu lubl ensue be as, mks., sib.. b. Moe
1.5 ^, beds,. or el —Mllme 4.r cot ler M. • 61. .o.lle. f.,
Woo • goleviapb, elf •et loW, 51 • bolas. .Isle. U•/I..11•
yaw. 1.11•1116.114bera. Pbblscallbm. belibllo% bed mrso.reis&
PrleslMssei toss.—ruitua %km% al mad S. vsairialsois.

Mr. Alderman Hia;reques;edike wrest to 4clcowledge
the reestpi from H. P. and B. D. d 10e. la postage lamps,
white will be applied as desired.
Frederitk Berwy, stoker, woe brought up on remand,
ebargad, on his own cortfissioe, with *Waling 121. 10a. from
• lady residing at Kiss's Lynn.
On Friday he had given himself into custody, stating that
he had stolen themonsy • fortnight before from a lady in
whose home his Meter lived, and that he had been very
uneasy in his mind ever since, for fear the Maine should fall
epos Der. He repented this slatanient when brought before
the Lord Mayor, but se there was a strange exciiement in
his manner Its was remanded in order that the prison sur-
ged: welt vitamins into the state of his mind, as well as to
ere tame to oommunicate with the police at Lynn.
Haggett, detective, to whom the prisoner had given him-
self up, now said that he had written to Lynn, and received
• reply Mating that the parties deutheei to promotive.
The Lard Mayor (alter persehtit the letter)—Act the lady
does not chum* to per,. any charge against you, prisoner,
you roughs dircharpd , but let me warn you, if there be
say tomb is your s&•••ensation, as lam iadumd' to believe
thins *lst this be a lesson to you fur lite. Let roe also
wars yea not to loiter about the City, for you will be well
knees ft the patios now, and if you should be taken into
away epos any other Charge. this will tell severely against
yes
. . . _ _ _

Prisoner—My lord, 1 don't know where to go now, for 1
Mn •ot • farthing of money, and so work.
The Lord Mayor-1 cannot reward • wan who has robbed
meths, se you have done, and implicated hia poor innocent
—. I can only warn you not to kilter shoat the City.
The or...oiler was then discharged.
Afryl. Harmon, a tall balking led, 19 yews of awe. wee
ebeßed eel h stiempting to obtain relief at the City of
Jim Colon, he not being at the Him in • Vote of doll-
WM.

Lott, polka-constable 473, said he was es ditty at the
anion MIL*, Bt. Mary Ale, about an hour pervicgmly, when
the prisoner who had often Teen there Wore, aglin applied
for robot. Witness naked him whether be had any money,
to which he recessed a reply in the nesstfre, but on search-
ing the prisoner witness found about him 7e. 2d. Tbe pri-
mes, said it belonged to another boy, but witness not be-
hoving that took him Into cutely.
The Lord Moyor—Thin a meow, offence, placer,. ; what
have you to soy to It
Ytimaer—Why, sir, the money balongs to another boy la
I known. He heist got no pocket and nowherso to keep
mossy , so when be gets any he gives it to me, and 1 keeps
it lar him. He gyre me Ts. 6d. on Friday, and I gore him
heck thmegesce on Saturday to get soon grub, and I haint
aeon

?'b Lad liayor —Welk do you know wham to fled ?
Psfrissair—No; bat bid know 'bare to And dta it I was
oat

T. Lad Idayor—No doubt be Imposes on the Union Jest
as yea N.
Prarawr—No ha don't, be works somewhere, but I blow
be bola% pt so base to co to.
The Lord Mayor—Well you must go to prima for • moat!,
and year weepy will go to the Mika.
Prfacaar—Weil, now. that tan't kir, that Mot. You don't
=she te do that. It will be very hard foe the poor boy it
Wanes to.

The Lad Mayer—lt is t las, awl a ter/ pod one, for
it pretests itsyoltCU • doe ratepayers.
Tik• primerr woo ass bawd up.

CLERILENWELL.
Oar's Adak aged 40, as estnag-Itoese sad I=3
rarer.
of Ira 26, Judd-street, Bt. Peaces% wee
illeideady modeler a quastity of sobs direr Oars,
etedsektg of cep wow, sauce ladles, maw hogs, Rugs, dm,
the rearedy of Mrs. Disarm, tif Ne. 3, lakddeowvilles, KM-
tbak.terus,, dee with being he unlawful reieweles of several
Uwe risen, resell owe, watches, sad plaid articles
111 b. Lewis apposed for the praiser.
Frew the ',ideate of Inspector Puns, B division, sal
Chown, 6 E, it appeared they went to the raceme'
and sited If be Ina the owner of the house, aid an
=if sa alSroladv•v•PlTe thaweked what poetised kite
, sad we, mewerd " Two rooms sp stoles." Kr.
Piers, the told releaser he was as inspector of police, add
had railed is retereace to wane plate which had bees sold
to Mr. Beek, of Ilvater-strad. The priasser maid he had so
tocoliectios of it, sad was thee takes Ist, custody. Urea
Mr. Pierce sad Sergeant Chews morchinir the booms they
lowed a umber at valuable docks. about 80 duplicate, re.
betel to wattle, sad atlas valuable property, • quantity of
dentewriated stapes (was • wheatahad), shad Saks with
the Whale C. K., the " Life of Nardeos," with the same of
Lidos, as the titled; Wyld's sad the
orld, • tary Isetratotor is three ; a workbox
ef disty, sad other "doable propww, sr be seen at
the polarwstatke. Bove of the eloha IMO Antlesd, and
proved to hem bees stoles between hair sad twelve months
Whoa. _ .

lir. Carrie said It woe a came fors jury, sad semeshied the
primmer Is the Central Criminal Court for trial, but con-
sented le MU bed for the primmer's appearance, viz., two
stiretiss in the stun of 1501. meth.
MARLA° ROU OR-ST lilt ET.
Jain Dram sod Haw!, Scares, two weli-dreeeed fellows
bash of whoa have Wen convicts—the one having received
fear yea& penal welted', the other • term of imprieonmeat
—wsre charged with uttering a counterfeit halfeovereign at
the shop of Mrs. Mary lane Wilco:, tobacconist, of 15,
Mortimer-street, Cavendieh.aqoare.
Mr. B. Lewis append for the primmer..
The proeeciitria said en Saturday night Brows entered the
shop and eked for two of the best cigars ; a second person
thee mitered, and immediately after the premier Scores. She
pee Brown two cigars, and be put down • half sovereign on
• cigar owe, but dtrectly after said he wanted scented
Glom and that he would wait till the next gentleman
was served. She afterwards asked Brown if he bad any
small ehangc, but he made no reply. She then went into
the parlour, and eased • fried to give it to her, and be
did n. She then hooded it to Brown, sad heat ono. left
the shop. Scans sated for half an ounce of tobacco, which
she served him with. She at that m went discovered the
half-enerreign was bad, but not thinking he was connected
with Brown she allowed blue to go. A neighbour then
called is, and she kiwisg told him she had tikes a bod half-
Noverelin, ha asked bar if ahe would be able to identify tba
V:er, and ohs said sloe should, and four hours after she
Mr. George Parrott, 420, Mortimeretreet, proved seeing
the prisoners welting togeth•er in trot of the prooscutrix
siesip, and melt* them some boor, otter near the Caledidueut-
road, wheys baggy, them iato custody.
Lambert, 69, proved handing Sauce over to • constable
and taking Brown into custody in • coffes-abop In the Cale !
Cordon-nod, and stelag him pat a gilt vandal strongly re-
ambling • half sovereign oa the seat when he was sitting.
Brown had jai.' cows from four yawl tratesportatioa, and
the other hod been convicted.
Sergeant Insatiate allied for • remand, which woo granted.