The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-07 00:00:00

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Thrum Bigginey naltiMeiged, and of unprewasseelng
appointees, attired a sminaval uniform, and George
Davit, of low stature, with a proluoion of whiskers, the
former redding at 19, Giomesster-grove, Brompton, and the '
lair at 2, North-terrace, Bromplon, were brought up for
re-examination at the Westminster Police Court yesterday,
charged with conspiring to defraud Mr. C. Ortinaberg,
pristor of Ashburnhani Nursery and Grounds, Chelsea, of the
value of various, blue of exchange and other documents.
Mr. Lewis, jun., es before, conducted the prosemion, end
Mr. tiolomons, vice Mr. Ady, who had retired retirefrom the de-
fence, appeared for the primmer&
Mr. CirMusberg's statement has been already detailed at

...
re;ions to the prosecution being proceeded with Mr.
?slater said he had a few questions to put to Mr. Grans-

btwHr. Ortineberg, in reply to inquires from the magistrate,
mid he supposed both prisoners to be in good circumstances.
He at first thought when Higgina come to him that he wee
dealing, not with the agent of a discounter, but with the &s-
-omata. himself. Afterwards, when Higgins said his fried,
who wee shortly orating up to town, had plenty of
he supposed Higgins to be the agent for proctufsgmeg;

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croorszetshiation by Mr. Sotoneces, Mr.Orinebmgaid
—I first became =quaint= with Higgins about the lattir
end of August. I bad not =Won then to raise an money.
I told him if he liked to call again in October 1 might have
something for him to do. I was not in difficulties at all
when he first came to me. I was not indebted to any ens.
It was In September I believe that the first Deafness took
place between myself and Higgins. Oar first transaction
warn not in Mallon to a bill of 181., of which I =ad hlm to
oblige me with his acceptance. Nothing was ever said about
a bill for 181. My firm transaction was with the view of
raising capital to go en with improvements, and the first
thing done was., I gave him my acceptance fora bill of 301.
Ont of that I received 101. Not another birthing, I swear.
Ido not know the data of that bill. That bill was never
taken up by me. It has been renewed.
Yr. B°l==r—l find that bill is dated the Bth September.
Have you ever psid the.3ol. P
Prosecutor—I paid for the stamp, bat I hams not paid

the SOL - -
Mr. Pay:tier—There is no doubt about that. It says on
the back of the bill, "settled by renewal."
Proseoutor (ceoss-examined) mewed—l don't know where
the SOL bill kr. I have never applied for it anywhere except
to the
Mr, t=l.ne—Did you not know it wee at the Bedford
Loan Society, in Bedford-strut, and that you might have got
It by applying there P
Prosecutor—l did not. I was Indebted to Mr. Goddard
for work done and extras to the amount of 1001. I gave
him a bill of sooeptanoe for that money. That bill was given
into the hand, of Mr. Donnie. I wee rued upon it, and an
execution was put into the house. Application was made to
the judge to sat aside the execution, and it was set aside.
The terms were---
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11r.lowidO1Werved that the question was unneottesery.
The terms would appear by the order.
Cease-examination renewed—Three bills of exchange were
drawn upoa me. One Goddard had, and two fir. Daunts
had. I don't know whether they were endorsed or drawn by
Higgins. That is a point about which lam not attain—
that is, I do not sufficiently understand the differentia. Hig-
gins' name is in the bills, that is all I know. I have not
paid either of thorn bills. The first only became due 6or 6
days ago. Higgins remains liable on that bill. He told me
the execution creditors could not do anything upon it. A
bill of sale was never mentioned to me. It was not proposed
by ms (with excitement). I cannot think how say Me can
ask me such a question. It was suggested by both the pri-
soners. I took it to be an inventory. It was signed by
me. I did not furedsh them with an inventory of Jay fermi-
tore'; they copied it at Gloom* in Chancery-lane. They
took as Inventory of the stock in the nursery-ground on the
Sunday morning—flowers, buildings, bricks, and everything.
I owed no large debts at that time. Trilling debts arose from
prisoners not keeping their promise. My boot-maker sum-
moned me, and I owed another little sum or so, bat I did not
owe 101. in the world. 101. would have covered all my
debts. The object of the inventory wee not to protect my
furniture from the creditors—not at all. On my
solemn oath it was not. Higgins signed his name to hills for
601. He did not say the inventory of the goods was to pee-
tect themselves and myself. I did not know they were going
to take the property out of my house. I was in Lthooles-
hut• fields at the time, at my solicitor's. There was a great
quantity of hunkers in the bones. I had paid for it, and
worked hard to do s.). The furniture was all taken away, and
canted to Higgins's house.
Mr. daloceone—Did you apply for it P You might have
had it had you dome so.
Prosecutor—l did not—do you think I should run after
such thievesP After the last examination I watt to Higgins's
home and got my papers. I bad not been there 'before. I
saw my furniture all 'bundled up together in a oose,h-house.
Mr. Lewis observed that while the execution was in the
house for 1001. Higgins and Davis could not get the furni-
ture. It was part of their scheme to get the execution
coeditors oat in order that they might possess themselves
ultimately of the furniture. They got the execution creditors
to take their bills, promising to pay them the mote in cash,
which latter they neglected to do, and then applied to a judge
at chambers on the following day to get the execution set
aside, declaring the bills givast included the wets. His client
was liable for the three bills which were now out in the weld.'
Mr. Ilototecce said Higgins had taken the furniture to
were himself and Mr. Gtirieberg from the execution cre-
ditors. He had taken it away for safety.
Mr. Paying" ream bed nono of the Mils were at that time
dn. It raid net, therefore, be urged that they furnished
wilisielet mods" for the bill of sale.
Mr. Seihnishe would not say his clients had acted In par-
ent ernahresof with the law, but Higgins had not made
WM With tin impure. He did not thia the prisoners had
reeplred is wed the prosecutor. The 601. bill was taken
le re BeillseiLere 7, and wee there at that moment.
1101 INSIMMINIM 1401.0 the whole of the furniture.
Mr. Orlieberg—Nothisg on earth shall induce me to owns
le Wee with such people.
Mr. Lewis—No • we will come to no arrangement. The
lesened gentlentsiadded—The moment prosecutor signed
**Mil of sale for 8001 they made off, and he never got a
farthing, in with* to bier cheated out of a 301., 501., and
91. bill. It was an vary well to say that the bill of sale was
given to sown the three bills of exchange. The prisoner.
not Mat to sign the 1001. bill of MAW without reading It over,
end lie nevw got a sixpence. No doubt they would be glad
ft up the furniture, now that they were in custody.
was a pauper. He had not twopeuce in the world.
had also cheated the execution creditors.
Prosecutor (by Mr. Soloman') —Two of the billswere glue
to Dennis, the other to Goddard. Prosecutor added—they
might have put anything balms me, I should have signed It,
I traded so much to their honesty.
By Mr. Leyte—The flusher" te in Higgins's borne. The
whole of his own furniture is not worth IW. One of the bills
tidiest due; the other is not yet due. Higgins has not paid a
farthing towards the bills. lam liable for the all.
Mr. Francis Dennis, timber merchant and builder at Chel-
sea, said—ln the month of August last 1 wee the Wider of a
bill of arneptaace by Mr. Gritheberg • it was ea lesend to are
in the name of Goddard, who had worded Mr.Orlineberg.
peek
It wee not paid at maturity, and Were taken,
which ultimately ended is im erotism pot Into Mr.
Ortineberg's house. Meer the erestire Me in a kr-
night, the two primmer err to my
tin Meese
October, and add they wasted Ma seers the mar
said he was gore to get err riney tot Ovingreg. A
meeting was non agreed_ wpm at Oremeheireberma whin
2Vapressed I should take a biller per of er errat,
rsh down for the remainder. I rot I wed( Whey
paid ell the cosh and went with re le a to '
settle it. 1 met them on the next tleg, owl it wee
agreed that I wee to take bills to the arra d MIL 17e.,,
bat that the coats were to be paid with erbeleetn. Dare
them drew up three bills for Higgins DM arrer), sad Mr.
°tumbrel( Whig accepted them, aggro allemer them
=said he lad got some maguey for OsiMebeete. bed
Ise him broil till the arentiem was aced of his
VagiAfar Me bills were drawn I maid I redder ride
fletwerille the lawyer's sad gebilierm fileus ears
%Art pollee(. They put the idle meths lab ad odd
I as well tabs tame to the lawyer's. eteemeeletreold
Meet re end pay risers as requited. 1 leet the laMe end
. err to the law's.% but they never Celle Om mil geld the
=harlos( re es take the bills fa the way I have it
. Tt roe tout proceedings Mime a judge In
assegerese ng.beving the bills, and god the exaeatios
takes est ef Me heard
Mr. blear s that the japers was to shag
las esessety for payment, and Biggins was Utah to be
arrested.
Me, lamb said that it was a faros to talk about suing
Rigging the was mot worth twopeace. Mr. Chambord
wee the memileie_ Itoolij have to pay.
Wirer agis abed a week &Bet-wade I rat a
imi sr MIL ormillMalog Alga Mr. Orilmilierg'e when
lbss* Wee O Of_ hear med! gave se tote emstedy for
clang it ; het
was said
who wae
the =ueolleg trig Goons-
-1 Mr. Soleseeme—Ons el the bills =hies art been
by either the oeseeter sr =drew. Demlillo••••=
weeteiy. I hell hat the aosilioldeg le flailedle
him to do the work ; It was by the reesemlor eel Dere
Or I was given into custody. I riskit was Davie, thelik
who made the charge against me; they were both potent,
' Davis brag Mr. Ot iineberes legal airier
Mr. Payette °lassoed that Mr. In Ode ONO.
action was, no doubt, acting, as he also Me Li-
via of his sollaitor.
A long aspiration of the 004 i estiefactory themalpirpree
here entered In rowing the eiration es the NI he
1001., upon which the lied less put hors rim/
to the amount for which the One l were gree.... _
Mr. Lewis in allusion to the girsliestaills Illg••‘:
upon these bills, repeated that ft see part of
fraud, air that Higgins and Davis, teetesO of the
aseention median the costa, had gone hese the judge sad
ewer that the bills included the costs.
Mary Ann Barrow, Mr. Orknebergos serest that
during the abases ad her coaster and Weller lei err
‘1 the hoary rd - - asked to be allowed to -

to , .ead jolting i..eted to to w0w..... a sore
to Mr. Orileeberg mot has the parkilort but humfdilliA7
afterward. railed in eight and tsar minty meg. Mk*
ad fornicate la lb. houre. Me bar • toporbeide
took them, odd be should do die ems Mbar MAW ti
wer• at bow, sad that be would bays brain vim-
doers mud doers bias in tho boom abe bad sot "dear
adaalkled
Mr. Geddaed, builder, tudillog at Norwood, was called to
puree Mut be totelead tee 1001. bill tuna Mr. Orilardiettr, and
modem' it telir. bog" cusd odd list so Ur MUM thaw

been he was present when Davis, who represented himself to
him ea • =ryes, took the lend in the conversation. After
the three Mlle had been given es described, Davis said he was
going home for a cheque, and would meet them at the law-
yer's to pay the expanses.
By Mr. Lewie-1 have not received ono shilling on account
of the bills.
Mr. Lewis now proceeded to exhibit a charge against the
pixies' Davis for defrauding Mr. Gralneberg of Si. upon a
ohne& The testimony in support of this charge proved
that as the Btuaday next after the 291 h of October Davis
ailed at Mr. Ortineberg's, end stating that he had urgent
need of Si. on the following morning, before banking homy,
induced /Ir. Griineberg to take his (Davie.) cheque for 84
to Mr. Cardy, of 346, King's-road, Chelsea, grocer, and ob-
tain cash for it. When the cheque was parented, in two or
three days elterwards, it was foul Davis had no effects
them
Primmer, were then remanded till this day (Tuesday)
week
and
upon Mr. &krona soliciting that they might
balledC
Mr. Peptic mid that he would not take bail to say
amount for Davis, but would aocept two swedes in 2Ok
each, with 24 hours' notice, for Higgins, if he could pro-
care it.
They were both sent to gaol.
(in our report of the previous hearing of the above re,
Mr. Grilneberg is represented ss saying, , • Davis had jerk
us at the Bell and Horns, Fulham-road." We have re-
ceived a communication from Mr. Madmen, the proprietor
- Bell and Horns Tr- in which he state* that be
.. . .

of the _ Taw,
had sines am Kr. Cirilmeberg, sad ameetahled from him
that U was Wide the home that Davis met them.]

THB CONSERYATITR LAND 800ISTY.
(THIS DAY•)

This day the sixth annual meeting of the members
of the above society wee held at Butte Hall, Lori
Rears e'en in the chair.
The annual report, after alluding to the oommarcial mica
at the commencement of the year, proceeded to state that
the executive committee felt that it would be more expedient
end prudent not to purchase during the year to rely partly
on the allotment of such estates as were on band. and to de-
-1 pied mainly on the reserve fund for any deticienCy of ecome
use outlay. In order to terry out this policy, the current
year's expenditure was reduced so effectively, that the
amount actually appropriated from the reserve fond has
been secured entirely from the interest that has error
thereon, leaving the prevent amount, 8,0971. 9a. Bd., in
' extras of nearly 3001. over its original figure. In announcing
that the cash receipts for the year were 48,3931. 7e. 74.
14 up the total receipts in six years to upwards of
812,0001.,41 whilst the total withdrawals for the same period
11 only reach about 88,0001., and the total sale of land is more
than 219,0001.—the committee feel that they are entitled to
entertain confidence In the stability and security of the
society,the more especially as in the sot al quarter an ex-
iled of badness has been entered upon.ll will
&peed entirely on the extent of support given the nubile
at large, whether as sharehokiers or merely as epositore, to
reader the society totally Independent of its land operations
at periods when it may be politic not to increase the stock of
land on hand.
The report eaten into a variety of particulars relative to
the allotted estates. " The Winchester estate was offered
on the 29th of April, and the sale of the Prestwich estate,
Manchester, was oommemoed on the 24th of June. These
were the only allotments of the year' the committee not
deeming the time opportune to present, through the order of
rifht, its remaining portions of the Brighton and Tunbridge
Ve ells estates. As regards the sale of land on the Winches-
ter estate, in North Hants, there is every reason to be sad,-
. fled, and the future disposal of the whole may be returned
se a certainty, such fa the undoubted eligibility of the site.
Building, in face, is hardly begun. The committee
i receive the assurance' from gentlemen of local know-
ledge that after the oemplertioe, on the Prestwich se-
as, of the roads and dreitillte admirable position of the
' land for building secant a favourable resell.
The board has lit tub r to the other estates, many of
tithe, however have latterly ezhibited sis of advance as
' reeds the co ,vering of the land by villas andgn houses. The con-
aeration of St. church, on theTunbridgeWellseetate,
by the Archbishop of Canterbury on the 6th of January Ise,
tenet lead to the development of that flue property, and the
=tilude with which the edifice was erected is likely to be
on the Maidstone estate. The breaking down of
builders on the Brighton estate is one of the appa-
rently inevitable speedos of speculatioo, in that yearly
rising and popular watering place ; but as the wrier house
is en the emu% the Round Hill erste, the salubrity of
whin is one of its most attentive features, must have its
earn sooner or later. The renewal of the works far the
railway between Worrier and Hereford, will lead, no
daub', to the increseing attraction of the picturesque
Malvern Hilts, sad the estate of the society en
the western side of the range will ultimately prove of
undoubted value to the fortunate allottees. • • • It
sras in the July repeat that the acquisition of the Wey-
mouth estate, to go through the society's allotment system,
was announced. The plan is in preparation, and in the
spring it is proposed to offer the first portion through the
order of rights. In addition to this valuable property, it
was, after the late quarterly meeting, the executive cote.
mutes—in full confidence that a favourable
terry only wee wanting to carry out the so=
main principle the buying and selling of land—probased
the Roneree'ton estate, the property of the Bart
of Beseborongb, and the residence of the late Mr. Roberta,
the banker. This estate is • very large investment, but it is
one the great value of which, for the interests of the society
,
there has been but one opinion, es to estate hitherto offered
has presented such a variety of modes in which it can be
turned to a roatable aroma ; and It eventually divided,
presents Wilding frontages to Richmond Park and Putney
Heath of the higher attraction. The completion of the per-
cher only wan the result of those legal inquiet/el which
the society, for the protection of allotted, so carefully hod-
tore; the committee in this report have to congratulate
the eharenolders on this most valuable stquesition. In catt-
aural, the executive committee cannot but offer their au-
gmentations to the members, on the improved prospects ef
tire society at this period, over those which meted at the
last annual report, and by energetic end economical
went, they entertain every expectation to turn to pr:o7re
account the tapir' already invested, and the future money
' which may be invested in the Conservative Lend Society,
relying fully. on the confidence and espp7t extended to
them in premed years by the shareheidge
Fifty members were then drawn eel twenty-dye added
by seniority for rights of choice. The east bselmat efts
of a routine character.

Howl.-Lill rat ESOLSWD.— On Thursday, F. M.
Oath, Meg.. OM an %gaud at the Abergavenny Arms lan,
War*, oaths body eta newly born male Infant. The mitt
dame Oedema a Resat shocking state of thing, In the as.
raagememis 'lgoe abode where the unfortunate mother
the all was canoed. John Johnson deposed—l eta a
defmnersmoper, and live in a hut belonspog to a pulse
lamed Maellense, at Worth, for which I pay lid. • amok mat.
• mem= mead Matilda Stone lodged with me. We live
smather Massa and wife. She has one child new Nvlp
about Ow* mil a halt yam old, which I watt lka la is
mina. JOAO Now was delivered in the maim d
T.iday lent of a. ads child. Before site was de-
Awed I Wait fir )Ir. Parke, a sumo. and ma
yew Meat two hams. On my retain I found abet the IMO •
was buns. This was about eight o'clock is the
I Omit est Os child had convulsions, and an=
dmpmeiaa the Bev. Mr. Otay, to see M 2 scid
• lowl hid him she was dangerously rhea
sembled he hoses I found that the child lid'
tress. Matilda asked Mr. Gray to Ulf bi dm a.
Which he did. I the& went to my enek sof esemsd
WPM o'oloch Is the evening. I bud that the till team
had. The mealfli lay in some straw In the heel
aloe ms•mmised, hut ea I was absent I did ad suny
she was soma arm or not. It was towards 10101,1,111.,
sloe IldifeWa4. but I cannot name the probe bees -
MI set sees bee as the Thursday until to IVellellk
eight. Ohs bal bees saMect to tits. She telltale le Ottira•
tiobe= Loantawho amo
womO lldpingadlte but
dames I did so, end Mee. Owes aims I SIM
gist nets a doctor. I hit is.. Owdsa beide r•
Maeda bell a ben fall of lathy arm. Osty ibrev Paolo
slept ho the hat that night beside MOO mad see. Theo
ee
was • espedisa Is the bat by aims% eeer widek
shade wee thenew Them bad sorer been ISM
1k die
Pleelmeh WOW Tani sal myself, to sleep le the kg
111 my sight whit Tani hers Oa my Mara tram the,
dodge I hail Ihdlida* bits on the maw, emend aeml
wilt • Meaket, • pit of oats, and • It
The Mild wee in bed with her. Ohre he
was bees the hat was fall of draughts ; it bes hers INS
my by me slam. She had a heavy St an the IPAIM
hose the AIM was born. It was Mesh whoa the • sis.
en to bold bun down. I arrived at Mr. }Whirs ikfthece:
cmdeem
s) home 6 o'clock. Ile prepared_t se_
smd I got to the hat tartly'''. Stoneao° ama "t
livered Oars lava been ten persons pimping la
the hat! 111
bad child rentainail he the kuL—A Itbonrer's Ira, a segb•
boar, said elos found the baby naked and without any cover
tag. Us said to ass of the women, " Wbat bore yes VA
le wrap the baby in r She answered, " A sheet." A
neighboar wrapped the baby up and laid it by the side
deli le
mother. Atom twenty minutes elapsed from the
drat saw the baby and to the time it was armed ay.
heard the Chad cry —Mr. Parke (the eurgeon) tad Ms t
!sight have Need It it had not bosta ea
to cold.
Jury rammed the 101 l medial :—" net the child OA
about eight hours after birth, from congestion of the NiO
arising from expatiate to the add mid the want ofd these caaw
w
bets which a newly-born child ought to have."—
etweir.
DBAWFUL SIIICIIDE.—On Saturday song*
emenewredal Vowelise, named George Argo" MI " °l*
of Dien and Is., Lambs, assmilei seiddebt
C=ltis thyme, while telemein& mOW Mira* t
at Benrsta Heed. la alimed. As lima yet bill
ihetweredh nada media setersed essalbsgly.
Tat Mown sir MS. ELY.--• Qua'
semesposdadet me of As
insds spew sales :C-114
heel hesalemse ot Was (la. N. the gemil) hr the MAP
Moan et dm meta pollee hem 'endear' to the perisk
Kyle is we big adsi. The wars Is tessiztasele
as* gidd.. /be levy MN ha Moray en ths
helms, who me fa srsg
assnsime sit aimed all thera
beham lit Cherhs MOW. The hods MIMI
illy mid his twederr mmageed hem premteed,
die ;
tax, mat& haw s he beam limier en the remeinder
pariah. Three ate bat there lemponzyewdelidealk
JU
Cue to Ms wised amble yet be
pre

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.
(Nine Me. Commieslour Chalbarn)
IN II DAVIDSON AND GORDON.
Ni was the adjounial aerstaite weetiag.
MAR new vii erbium—
Dr. Play V et Nasal, vsesseadasol, sad deposed
Thee the beskrayes obbebei bwra int Ina sa edemas of
I.ICOS. giving as essaritysee desk wanante (yid& were
werthbee), sad mesa Winuaineter laprovemeat
.) la arses-moms ks mated that he had
is sedan egainit KsbliyS De wheritepw, sad had
velie wwdie• (I,saglien
Mr.wsi—a D. S. Oberman dipieni tint he had bias a Inaba of
De Ors et Goal, Gamey, and Co. Troy bed bed time-
sedum lUD Davidson and Geedesi, Lad with Stagiest sail
OwdenoinkewditedY. They bed traaretiese with Davide=
mg and with J. . Olt. Hie ka wets creditors
Geis, mai 011. Had we sodas el the mouse of
Stir deldless Del Om. Their Iremellins with Davidson
soil Gerdes sad Cob wise nay extendoe. Os the 13th
Oneber,lB6l, Davideas sad Goan owed the 113,6161. be-
the SOMAS *meta bills dbeiterged.Agaiast that amain
Yid a weerard des spollsr, as., which they esypoold
agog Se the debt, wilt a hap unegin. The/ treeeived
dem De imesellime 1111,111:484p= • lwit "VW Mrta
tithe werwente tbsy Yid to ripsent wawa
emir. he Dwober, 1 bad ea sea terview witialevidioa
sal Oesdas and Cole. Ogle woe et that tine largely indebted
to their Ira. Witness thought it • hard thing that the
mole Sores should be 1,1 beibre the world.
The Comilemiew thee& that me Devidese, Cionies, sad
Coif Ind Men =bud up tegstber, We groin es ht to be

Mr. liambloa, who appeared fee Kr. Chyme*, deeded
to the
His =observed that se reammist which the witness
✓ight ran send be Merlons% Ks bons of Overend,
Oran, med Cm
Kr. Ode mid list the loselea we lojerious to In seek
atel he *wise eldothd to lb avvelidtjd
atofinwt, Was hotbarenalos4 that they bald
• erne Mem Cen eared et MASK Their Were what were
.a,d dale= vseessis. LI thsellairlecludtag Derider
end Ossilede sereddirlasy held dines vastest'.
lree these soden had hen ISM= Weber
AA, sad Jur% 11140 Goy DA Tara
swept boo asauelabe tilde Guy la
June, 11104, dry MI pooskull ball
oil Aeon Ni.rer
Omen is sewer d Deolissa e d Oahu; la per-
stwatot of is whir Is that sista by the boabeigla. la
Ossoher. 1063. dry nee rade ewers that Gleedes led
ebigni ns sipper Air which they held woolostus...
Aresatea TASK welt •4 bide Ow that the
M than le Woo up man AO& WM
~turf those sheds ; ltel we at the rat
meal el the aseierner. About AL was adll
talW bearetka. nay seetedtbelresseast
ow
AI Gamin by about
new
Zl.Zwr orb fun or Porrdi
fen the of aserlits
list Ostelme. 1211. Abates* bow they received ban Ode •
awe be mow pram by Daeline Ad Oar
5.11, the am bounce they dried thee mut le or
et Can 'That ante we. still urpull. 717=
lbsidtbeir tsommoisee with Cole after October,
aur mai we help They had reduced AO Mt
• Oda UTAA aim Weber, 1863. With dr outeptis•
d &AftWl a wakoluoyiLstat by CA., they MI sortsei
Milks del wow GANA to ea basalt
la Isylezier, MIS led emit a Urge low
try of aria, 411111 tuna, the womb he width wan set
god. They reniesi the wary tar it, and any
bard afternieds Ilist the warrens were set evadable. They
were told that than was not entail spent on the wharf to
mply what was old, and they phi 011ie 164 a toe be WO
odd toes to et lea the waressio—ort the fictitious war-
rate. near Abet wee be AM their tufted
he wadi bass to say On K was to asassal
bout the mites, that the weneole woo fiellises. Ms.
ars War blerrint with Cab em Ks IM of Order,
MS. as MI Esausolud to is dean awl ate the warrants
Ansa Is sot wort toboels, mho aimeloi that he bad
tomessii re.sla eepeaenlel by Se wormsta, art also
that Go ewe wee the ore with reamed to Oben of
Doan Ad thelea. la the abascow bow Ode owl
Gioia The taturekew WSW AGA two lam. Ills peat
Aleut am le asetauda die eat 01 their lavoloomek art
thus AIM bed berme A the wow. It apparel davit
W ball MAW. to Davldena and Gordon, for the War
Hen Knifiery. This err admitted by Gordon. He gave
than terwabeetan that an was to be concealed from hie
pruse, Mu Owned. Ile did not tell Gordon at one of
the isturbisio that bum • thief, bat said that he would
semi boaelbe tie sum air with him again. He bad
sew aria to hies since. Tbe diaconate with
dole hams were ashasqesatly conducted throegh a clerk,
wliHa to his approval. Nothing was said at the Interview
is Gainer about tba security on the distillery at Wee Hrs.
Godes represented it to be a miry v•lnable property. The
deeds of the distillery were afterwards sent to then by Cele.
(The can was proceeding when we went to preen)