The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

REPORT OF THECOMMIsSIONERS OF

FISORRIES-IRELAND.

This document just printed by order of parliament,
contains some intarestiog particulars. It is satisfactory to
learn that the fishery laws have led to a great increue in
the productiveness of the salmon fisheries ; protection being,
say the commissioner', invariably followed by increased
production. Among the contrivances for improving tha
state of rivers, fish ladders, or passes over weirs and up
falls, etherwiea too steep for the fi•h to ascend
daring the spawning reason, have been found par-
ticularly 'milli:Jai. Thus "lake, and livers heretofore
entirely barren as reg►rds the he nod of salmon maybe
made highly productive." The system of artificial propa-
gation has been in operation at Galway, Bushmills, Balling,
wad Elsinore, " and these enraged in it entertain hopes that
it will be successful. By the accounts that we have received
from Perth, when it his been prosecuted no a lugs stale, it
would appear that those ho,us may be justified." The
commissioners might h►ve added that in Francs, when the
artificial propagation was Mat extensively tried, it
►as completely succeede I, eapecially in the depart-
ment of the Vosges, where t previous y exhausted streams
have bean repiecified. There is another branch of pisca-
torial Matey whieb the commissioners touch upon
worthy of cotiere, vis., the manufacture of fish manure,
from the offal or from waste fish. The cimentasio-cre say
on this point, " we are assured of ta. oncosts of Musts.
Koine, of C aneurism, between L'Orient and Bent, in the
department of Finisterre, first in Newfoundland at a place
sear the Strait of Bandit', and afterwards at C /Eckman, a
men fishing village, in which throe or four Lan-
dyed persons are engaged in the sareins fithiog, and where
the resources of the place are equal to five t. ns at manure
daily from about twenty tans of fish or fill offal.". The
machinery is cheap, and the Agrecu!toral Society of Francs
hes reported strongly in favour of the project.
It is to be hoped that this rep eat may lead to the develop-
Rent of the west wealth of Ireland yet no worked in her
fisheries; and at the same time, that in Eogland and
Scotland the gre►t resources rf our lateens! fi•herie•, which
are could me from impending ruin, or re teem in rest
part from the vetch et that has ban effaced, will be
brought into play. Manufactories cannot be •acifittd to
fish; hat no dams should be allowed on *Mason stream
without the provision of fish 'alders or stairs ; and many
cues the artificial propagation of fish should be resorted to.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

AM* HID SUICIDI.

ey 3 ,nre, a decent-looking female, was brought Were
the Ind hlsyor, charged with attempting self-deetruetioe.
l•oha.em•tsble 119, of the City form, depond that this
sore ter. shortly after three o'clock, while he wee on duty an
London bridge, be saw the prisoner walking ee mad fro
seer the (lilt reins on On City side. He oohed her why
the was loitering sboat, when she replied " I as tired .1
goy lite, sad mesa to drown myself " Witness removed her
to the pope;-t•sttoa in Seethieg.lems, where she was whited
by bee mother, who said she (the prisoner) was of weak
istcaret, sad had tom eo await months, through a disap-
pointed love affair.
Elisabeth Joule, the mother cf the primmer, said the
seemed no a lervint out of plan. She left her disallow •
fortnight lime to be married, end when the morning
woof for the performance of the marriage ceremony, her
intended has►and did not maks ss aypearann.
Alderman Wire—lf I let you go with your slither, will
you make a solemn promise not to npmit such • wicked
attempt on your life.
FrIS)11111 (cryisg)—Yee, I will. I is sorry for what I
ben done, mid I give you my word I will never t►ink of
such wichedome again.
Alderman Hire—Then I will dialing' you, and inter
let me see you here again.
The prisoner left the court with her matter.

CA1713111 01 ♦ morel)

Thomas Eden, sged 38, of 28, Peaks-place, Balle-rond,
described on the charge-sheet ea a travelltr, bat who is well
kaolin to the police se a swindler, under the muses If
Cl.rk, Ward, Leader, Broehley, sad Winter, was placed at
the bar, before Mr. Tyrwhitt, abused with fraudulently
obtaining, en the 30th of May, a pair of club trousers sod
other artieles, of the wawa of 355., the property of Mr
Richard Stanton.
From the evieesee of Ms. inspector harks, of the N
divition,aad Igerguat lames Pease% 61 N, it appeared that
about a fortnight ego the primmet's wife and servaat were
committed from this wart for obtaining goods ender
false putative. Siam that time the prisoner has
kept out of the way, till, by the vigilance of
the above-named ofilsers, he wee appreheaded neer
Themes-street, and in the iaterval a number of fresh oases
have been found against him. Aceoeding to the statement
of Inspector Langdon, the prisoner, wise has been
vietimiaing the tradesmen of Holton, Islington, and
Vineland, seed to take a fashionable house red then order
cartons goods liberaly of the ennouuding tradesmen, who
were directed to send them hum at a certain boar, sad they
would then be paid for at one*. When Out gouts were sent
hone the man was not at hese, and the tradesman was
OM to mime egela in nn laser or to; sad when he did re-
bus the bird had fled. When the prisoner's plus was
eserebed a nambrr of hooks and ether &vassals were
feud, bet se sow.
He was remanded.

THAMES.
SINGULAR *mac,

♦ per wawa cane ►efore Mr. Ysrdley mad sated that
slant Neu years ass har ►a.►sed was trasspowed for a
Alsey sad woe afterwards ohs isarriod matins sae, by
whets the had soma shiblate.

Mr. Yardley-INa ►od as right to pt marred *pia
beams yo.r bastard ass tflastpcated. Tao coavicioa for
Matt did sot thuds, tlho =snip, sad yes ars liable to
be isdisted for bigsay. _ _

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Ile women aid Oa—
t tot hailmati (the stand) lied M-
used bet, end she wood a isalatoasce for bit chillies,
bet be foisted se baits, Hs Whine himself.
Ms. Yerdley—la law, the abilities being illegitimate
ste so saes chillies bet you us, bet that is to Team

why the Who/ should see semtt them Oa the comma',
M ought to rapport them. You say have a names
egoism t is fa ill.uottie.
The wens. lodised to take out a tunnies @Oast Mr
pareatoar for iil•erop.
Yortiey—Tlieu I eta do sothieg for you at all.
TM warm WM mired.

ORRIN WICK.
CHILD &MIMEO.

Mkheal Murphy, a cooper. was brougbt up es remold
before Mr. Tr►iil, charged will uelawfally &pelvis' SW.
Aro Davie, of bit Goo, a pale, delimits Oiled of aiz-awd•o•
bolt years of age.

MTe. Dade stated that she resided to the bean of the
prinser'e mother, at 38, Halseatnet, Deptford. Oa Inn-
day the 13th last., she seat her child to Deptford green
Elaadaynchrol, bat be did net nternks anal. BospoodaB
the ninon bad taken kin away, as he bed tie. 'atoned to
take the child to Liverpool, she gave ninon on to the
polka, the result beteg the restoration of her boy ea
Thursday. last._

Inspector Wilassjuso, to ressived information el
the lest of the child es tbe 13:k Loot , sad sumectieg the
prises., had takes ►im to Liverpool, he commamicated with
the police satheridee t►en, but cccc it'd to satisfamery
reply. O. Friday, the 28th, he went to the house of the
prismer's mother, sad foetid ►im there. Hs qassalansd
his so to what be ►ad dose with t►s child whisk be took
away cm Ike 14.6, wises the primmer d.sied all km,wielp
of his. At Month, Mies shoat to be talus to dm guidon-
how, he mid be would tall the truth if they
would mot do anythieg to his. He then stated
that be tad takea the child to Liverpool,
mad left him at a Mr.. Letitia's, et 28, Haks-itrest Wieners
accordingly took tress asd head the ch•ld at a Kn.
Lerida's, la 38, Oraegoatmet, and brought him up totem,
Witmer. mid the mem why he took the shill was bowies
his mother ill-amd and ill fedbiam. He wee fond Ode' bey
mad immadel to Deism him up to his own trade. Witmets
added that whoa prima., kto town be took ohs child
0 the railway mad then seat him back by hisuelf to Mrs.
Larkin's, mating thkt be had no money to pay bit passage.
The primmer, havieg received the usual eautee prim to
committal, said the Mild asked him to take him with h
as hit mother ill-aced him, end was about promediag with
to statemesk respecting his mother, whee—
lie. Trail) said ha Mowed it was uteri's to make mai
Matteis% ea the child could rot be admitted as a whets,.
Besides, it "mold and him molting, ea be would ►e tried
for idea,' to Ike p by taking the chili from her
cestody.

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Prssocer tau tiles coanalttad to take kit trial at Um meat
Old Bailey Beadase.

Tne :MAIM OF ORNAMENTAL ART, AT KARL-
BOILOUOII-110001 —The numbers attending, die., turas(
the eacroth of July were so fellows :-8,710 perms ea the
public days, sad sdwltted free ; 851 peruses es the stedeate.
days, sad 'twitted so stelesti ea the mussel of 6d. dwell,
bends the registered Mediate of the SLIMS sad sebeele.

The Maidaiona Gazette map 'entreaties. have bees
gins to provide a boaqoat at tbe Craw° Hotel. Wel:attar.
sa Wodareday far ab.bat 160 gawk invited by the Lord
Mayor of Loadoa to wet ►iat ea tits tocalk• of Os sop
tooldll that of the cotporatioa as aoasenators of t►e Theism
sad Medway.

Tea FROSIE ELECLION.—The statement espied
yestetday from the Sherforise Jouneol, that the petition for
a committee essinst the *torten of the Now. II jir
bed been atuadoned is oh illy without foundetkm. On the
eoetrory, we me informed that the is guides sommenceid
on behalf of Mr. th.hald Nicoll hays already supplied evi-
dence of rose sues of prose intimidation sad other nacos.
etitetionel metiers, so that it is cosy impr,tbeb:e tr at the
us, jwity of owe, by which IN r Hotly was reseed, can
be sustained before the committee of the Now of Com-
MIN seat session.

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Her Mejeety's collection of pbotogruphh, by
Yet I'l, of the priaitigel an en eonmetert with the Crimea
camp .igu hes jest received at lair, bat cot least iatereetiag,
sedition in ,he aortesit of Geeeral Wiseham. 0 the beat ell
the &den." Timmins' le re pre-eeted la the dress miss
ea the ..oe wino of his oelekrated cheek apes theasika.
Co'oorl Teesdale, C.B , the young hero of Hers.
Col.orl Phillip., Illejar 7.raie, Lieut. Col. Champ'oe, eM
a member of fain oaiblee embarked moraine at
the St. Katherine's Whorl on hoard the General S'i
Navigation Comma's Moue skip " Ravtasbostae" kit
Autuerp.

The Board of Customs have sent orders to Beath-
amotee to Rive every fee lit y kith* landing of the hemp
of his hitherto Mina Wall.* Hyde Hehadeer, bele eg-
lowest to the throne of Oede ; to his highs= Kim He-
'asides Hashwet Batiador, brother to hie M•jeety ins vs-
Kies er Oade ; sad to lwr Mejlety J...b Allier, the
gases D mem of Ocde, sad their salts, eollehtile of
snarly see haadeed persona, espeatsA by the fastest men
eteueer nest week.

CEOWIe•OFFICI, AVGOB7 I.—Member tototood to
woo to grimiest porlisweat—Tows of Notlogboo.—
Charles Net, of Ituddiagtos o,sopc is the claw, of
fietth shun, Eeq , in the roes of the Right 800 Edward
Street, woo hes erupted the eal. el Stewsrd dr her
Nopety's Mow of liespholeso, io tho coooty of Y.
eafetif.