The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1861.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(MU DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Man L. Otawailahaw lialaayi)
la at &Ml.+ DIMS.

lye I...oltrupt was • boulder of l'pror Norwood. This
tl.y .-tantiantite oneotiag. would., which
• al. lutt boos bled. thartomd .lehra of upwards of
• .4 which K. may to held fur 5412.1. The auto:not.
.t •nt of & tntlmg AT/IMM
I 1,. I..uknipt. to armor to .111•440•9 1.1 Yr. Leiria (oho
oon .1 100 aa tittoaatui cretbtur).ood thaiLit had only gives
to• a rul4h coolt•book. Ho had poen it up
.!

Vs. It.4k; appear's! for the traknipt.
ar airasratsseat for a mouth was ordered at the baak-
r.t'•rtlry'r.

IN RI AIM tru lot 11[11311AX.
Ib. I.fthrOpt WA& described AS A merchant, of tieorge.
er,t. Illuweteg, and late of Cape Town and of Melbourne.
r . rt......aidjrarsed minimisation mooting. The bask•
"Qi..."L7slaater. foul the mist.—nrceo, comosted b the bulk-
,„„t pries.

I.switsmor wee for the bankrupt
soe.l
t% ML INV. 6ILIIDIAL %MN PNINTrNG AND PUBLIgHTNCI
colorAinr (LIMITED).
lle 111 of contributories fa this comps y was recently
Thry are asly about a doses is number, but some,
kohl arils lOW{ is paying the roil made upon them,
wow summoned to the court.

Mr. Bagley appeared for the ofhcial liquidator.
The lint WIC sailed was that of the Hoe. Hoary Caney-
dish . • bet as answer was made.
Th* only other eoutributory who appeared was Mr.
loft* whit statsal that he was connected with a small
weekly pei&ation. He had entered into this concern on
the eeserasee that he would not incur any liability, nor was
hs to bee, say of the prodtv.
Mr. Begley - I fear yon are only in the mime position in
fine marmot se niany °then who have become members of
three eienprie lea. IA
l'ltimately an arringement was made fur payment of the
unmet due by isoitalments.
Anew & the motnbutoriel are the Rev. Mr. Owen, Mr.
sad Mr. st. John. The total liabilities of the corn-
luny are only about Gout.

TILE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

A lOW VC CE OP REAL LIR.
.1n apparently einart-lookiag youth, wearing • lame
pLiiil wrapper, who turned out to be • young
mAsluerading in man's clothes, was charged with
1. tog implicated in a very exteosiire robbery, committed
under the moat peculiar and romantic mammalian:es.
Inspector Humphreys, of the II division, said that ova
Thursley night List. from information he received, he went
to 29, It-oh.,rough.gerilens, where, ori entering, be found
a poker, broken, in the hall, with hair and blood sticking as
it. There +Aomori, human hair about the ressoes, and aped
apparently containing blood. A window leading to the rear
of the premises ws open, and a pane of glans had bean eat
out, • panel had been cut out of a room door, and there
wen• marks of • pert.° having passed through it. Clocks,
plate, gad other valuables were wrapped up in bundles, all
whole hones had been reelected, ands vast quantity of pro-
perty earned off. There was nothing to explain these singular
zireuentances arid apperusoces, and the result of inquiries only
put mimes m posseenoe of the fact that • yew(
man had left the house that evening with souse WEAN
And • pirtnutetean is • cab, and was drives to the
Eastern Counties Railway. It was there sacertalaed
that a similar young men west that night, by
the Biters Counties, to Hogertwood. Witness went
there and smartened that the ) described
aa the young man, but whom be esspeetsd to be the female
arrvaat disguised, bad stopped Were for • night. It was
-eat found that that the supposed young man had gone to
Vermouth, and witness returner,/ to town, dusptahed POliCal•
roosts/de Sheen, of the IS diver:es to Yarmouth.
Michael John Sheen, poheecoseleble B 272, and that he
went to Yarmouth, agreeably to the orders be bad re-
ceived, to appreheod a young woman is the &wee of •
man. He was a long time before be could hear any
te whaver about the primmer, but at last
that similar boxes to those described bed been re-
by • man with • truck to • booms rums-
teoed. He went them and, swift •• big ben, by
which the I bad been mainly Vexed, Inquired
.4 the landlady of the booms whether • young men led
recently cone there with that boa. The loadlady re-
plied in the affirmative, and said he would be et
home soon, having thee goes to church. Willem sat
down fur about thiesequartere of an bow, when the
misuser came with a rat-tat, and was •drnitted th
the sense garb as she new appeared. Witmer thee
told bee that he knew her to be Mary Newell, and that
she was his prisoner for robbing the house of her master,
Mr. Miner, 2.'0, Beesboroogh.pritens. He then told her
that al she was sot • man he could not himself search her,
and therefore requested her to give op say properl
she had about her ; and she then prodaoed •
puree, cootainieg 2/. 55., • five (raw pesos, and a
Turkish gold coin, gold pin, and gold watch, • pp.. some
totem°, sad fosses. The may thing that ooeenad reopen-
ing the change liras an inquiry on the part of the prisoner
whether anybody else had been taken ova the chores. He
then brought her to Leedom with all the property she bag
_ _ _

Mr. Barker provost that the pro rty medalled tea large
boa was his, sad bad been ortwd off Met Thursday eight.
The priscwer was hie servant. Tits property consisted d
warm apparel, Mass, Jewellery. sad miseensamme @Minion
There wae also ipmstity permafty d the same
description a visitor at the hewn whisk lad
aim been paeloisset.
Prieswee, she hung dews her bend. heard the whole d
the above 'Mises without meddle say ~easels,
Mr. Howegemps mind tee • ramed. end Ailed QM he
had 'a el** hi se dais'.
Mr. Papaw amoritiagly remanded the yam= tee a
week.

M A 141.001401'011-8111111'.
Pt.' Ill" PLANTS IN XTDII-PAII.
J. 4.1 Taiplur, 41, w charged Whirs Mr. Bean

It appears that about hairnet 7 ate Inonieg Hee pd.
Boer was egos by Jebel Itewsiesg. perti-esselshlo 11. with
a •pretily of eieryeastheassue is hie preeesies.At fret
lb* Flamm tried to oesosal them, eel lisetisi that of so
age lie threw these doom. He Ma Oho primmer heck to
the piestetees. add thaws food apperessees of Oasts
hewing bees easeovol The primmer psi Ws oe throe thffer•
est aesesesi of the wee is which he pt as *obi.
Primmer said he west late the pleststioa after hie dog,
bet be Saud the*** up. ladies these lying there. He
wee sot aware that he wee prolulatad vim tato the Ow
lame.

Mr." Beads. rid be did set believe tb peissases dry,
sad Geed Ire ee sere der ter the need ►rrrba.

LA usiTn.

As* Pilits—• nnuktheogo4 fenneden wan Sadly
mussed Ware lin inilintt, es • amp dsilosp6ies
la 'Punier. by throwing herself into Ye tansy dal, at
Os. 'wry 'put were bar :spasm, as Uri day ha yews.
hod osinlttled 'tannin.

.....
The coselablia who had change ci the tees lafneened
magmtnne that front Manirke he had mode empertiag the
prima." be fond that elm worked very hard at the weals
tab, but she at the mos time shook very hank mid this so I
doubt wee the real crime ci her ormateet ia attempt* self-
donneticia. She had been is the water for mem thee
sad had very manowly emapsd death, and as now
is she was able to spank she said eh* was determinsal
to follow the ezaimplool her anther. awl die when she did.
Mr. Eihn4t— You hear what thia oiler hes stated, what
haw* you got t. lay to this charge!
pyt,,near —.l wily that I am very wry, your worship ; awl
if you .ill ban the kimloin to let me off this time I shall
seam be guilty of suck as set spa.
Several panne. wbo knew the primoer. gave her • good
rharacter for haul work and industry, and laid her only
faah wan the " drop of dnok."
Mr. Elliott .:pressed • hope that the 10 days mann.
moot which the primer had had would have the broil
elf vet on her, and that she would avoiddnak for the future.
The primmer was then discharged.

A royal decree in the Madrid Ga:rte.: appoints •
catersittes to 'elect and rood to London the Spanish pro-
ductioas .hies are to amen: to the approaching Exhibi-
ties. the 'hike de Venig,. being appointed president of it.
It has ben simiuly announced that 500 Zuuit•re
are to lie attached to the expedition to Mexico. It appears
that aura, the different regiments of that branch of the
army. set Ism than I,oiti application fur fermis; part of
the 500 have base already mot in.

Dream Der.)—The etorme of yen-
ter* porkies nod the preceding day were succeeded this
morning by • &ad calm and demo fog. On the river vessels
ureter weigh carried liglita, the lull red glare of which
allowed gloomily through the atmosphere, while shoots of
the crews sod the heataag of gimp were heard.
A sirritut CHILD MURVER. Thli morning,
shout eta o'clock, to • joarnayiniut bricklayer, seamed
harks Bartlett, was proceeding to his work through Bobo-
square be saw a handle leieg oo the ground. Om poking it
up he found it to 000tain the body of • lowly bas feera,
lammed is a piece of dirty &Ma He et oars headed the
body over to Hoot, C, sad it one takes to Ike Null*.
rnugh•mews station. Dr. Home, tke pariah eneseos, Si.
amused the body at the request of the impostor illegwei.
sod stated him omelet' that death bed bees aired b ode-
ratios. leformatios hos bees forwarded be the serweer.
MEARS& BRD r's CARPET WRAY ER& —Yesterday,
at the Policeeoort, Rochdale, Hr. Robert mak, errs. to
blows. Height, applied fog •1111111100•06 pivot Ilve ma.
Ile 'wed tint o•ee, few weeks since the fire =es, with
others, left Menem Brittlit's employ, and the ponies, aidelY
*omits, who had hero takes es is their plus, bag bees
repeatedly annoyed in going to sad leaving their work by
thow of whom h.• cornpLueed. The wnllll.olllllll WWI
muted.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Om ammo manws.)
HEREFORD MEETING.—{THE DAY.)

I'HAERY HANDICAP. Three-quarter of a mile.
Ledhury. Mir Lirioirstome, Arena, Dusk, not Pourri,
Prune Frederick, Doran, sad Fair&le are here.
ANNCAL KTEEPLECHAsE About three miles sad s

half.
Jamskm. Tumbler, lieads-or.Tails. Medina, Manyr,
&stem, Miller, and Physician are here.
4 nil Ltt Johooy, Brunet* Un-
known, I old Ben Roe, Starlight, mad British Workman.

ANOTHER STORM ON TIE NOltrH-148! COAST.

GREAT LOBS OP LIFE AND PROPERTY. -ONE
HUNDRED AND SEVEN VESSELS ON SHORE.
BIIIDUNGTON-QOAT, MOSDAY.
• • .

The violent storm which swept over the north-
er& coast with such fearful results, on Saturday week, has
been followed by mother, within eight days, so Ism 4:4404
and scarcely leis disastrous in its effects. Aloes the line d
moat livening from the Humber to timbre Head it has
fallen with • severity unprecedented for many years, and the
batch, within several miles of this pleas, is literally covered
with stranded vessels and wreck. The coast here forms •
fine bay, bounded oo the north by the chalk cliffs and
sunken rocks of ',Limbic.' Head, and on the east and south
by • low line of clay cliffs and • uody beach, exposed to
the full force of storms fromthe north-east, east, south, and
south-east, which ■weep over it with irresistible violence-
Sketching from the Humber to within • few miles of
Flembru' Heed S a sunken shoal, called the Smethwick
Sands, over which the sea breaks when the wind is on the
land in huge billows, which crest the horizon with • belt
of foam, and within, along the southern edge of the bay, are
several knolls or shallows, which are easily distinguished in
heavy storms by the surf which covers them. The bay,
though affording the safest shelter on the coast with • mirth
tied, thus becomes almost one mass of broken water on
the wind chopping round to the east, and as this is • fn•
quest occurrence, ramie sheltering there, or steering •
I course within a few miles of land, find it almost impossible
to week off to sea, and axe drives upon the beach covered
wit► fears, and shattered by the waves as they break over
them miles from the shore. Yesterday (Sunday) the bay
wee a surging mass of broken water, and as the wind swept
inward in its read carver, rendered more fearful by showers
of pelting min, the inhabitants became alarmed for the
safety of a fleet of small coasting vessels, lying off the road-
stead. During Saturday night there were wild gusts of
wind from the mouth-east, which on Sunday rose to a
hurricane, and soon lashed the sea into huge swelling billows,
which, as they rolled forward in rapid succession, broke
midway to the bash. Several of the vessels attempted to
take the harb.sur, almost inaccessible from the weight of the
sea breaking across the bar and were more or lees disabled,
whilst ethers, less fortunate, in vain tried to sail out of the
bay, mid were driven upon the beech at various points,
until, within view of the town, no fewer than thirteen
wrecks could be counted left Sanded upon the sonde.
The following are the names of vessels driven on shore
darn( the storm :—The Catharine Frazer, Venue, and Dove
of Lynn; the Goodwill, Waterwitch, and Sylph, of Whitby;
the Undies, John and Jane, and Petrel, of Yarmouth ; the
Zaphimia, of Ipswich ; the William !sod Jane, of !over-
seen ; the Hoop. of Holland ; and the Favourite, of Sunder-
land. The storm is still blowing fiercely.
(From another Correspondeat.)

Os Sunday lest s very severe storm visited Bridlington
and asighhourhood, and coseiderable darr.age was done to
the Mopping in the bay. It in not yet known exactly what
eseaber of hves have been lost ; bat we fear that et least 15
persons have hand • watery grave, se three vessels have
sunk with all Made. The storm begs M wage at haltpast
six detach in the 1111211 Vin, Sad did set abate until tares
o'closk is the afteeness. At eight detest a vowel went es
More ea the meth side of the pier, and was mash damaged.
Two ether effete shortly afterwards elksatptal to enter the
hartteer, sad la doing ea, one et Mewl (a schooner) wee
dashed spinet the_ pier, and sestained considerable damp
Is her halwerlm TM Self, from Lye's, got into the harbour
all eats. At half-past aim, • schemer sad • brig were ob-
served to be ashore north of the pier, both of tssm being
mach injured, hat all Made were saved by the rocket op-
prates of the coast pan!. The atleatioe of the spectators
was thee called to the south sham, where two other vessels
were observed to be in distreas. One el than was dashed
whim the jetty several times, and bemuse • complete
wreck. To the melt of the essen-pard all the %ads
were, in this ease, also saved by their rocket apparatus,The ther, after beim thrown epilog the jettuedet into
harbour muck damaged. A Presetvesesl was o
the shore, but it was sot mach laiered. Wilstliorps Cliff,
about one mile sail a hall from Bridlington, was • scene of
much excite:neat, dx veniede being ashore, sod all the crews
wen saved by the rocket apparatus belong to the coast-
paid. Shortly after ion delook small schooner entered the
harbour, laden with salt, and grounded Lear the entree% •
I 14 was followed by • harp vessel, which pitched into hles
stbeeeer and did coesidemble damage. The confusion% I
the harbour wm now at the highmt pitch, the vessels being
treed about hke (within, and severely damaging one lIDO.
%ex Whilst mature were is this state two large vessels
matted the harbour, and dashed against a building betook
ing to Mr. Byeruft, *haws Hotel, and knocked down
part of the brickwork met two wiedowa Mr. Brambles,
IJwyd's agent, then ordered ell the wade in the har-
bour to be anzigpd, the Went belle mhated, and the
mesh doing coaddetable damage le one another. A
mod WWI wies is esteem shoat ewe mile and • half
fens the pier, trees tea dome Uhl three, hut the bur-
ekes, wail so poet that the boatmen dare not ma-
tting oat to reader aenteleace. At Ono o'clock she came
whore, and • boat saved the mew. • vessel laden with
hole, which suffered severely in the bet storm, west down
abreast of Flambee' Reed,with all Mode. Iwo other weasels
are reported to hare smk, with the ens., en the marsh el
Ylambro'. It is stated that so fewer than 107 wade cam
ashore ow the North of !quake. The greatest proles is
des to the ematguaril, and also to the visitors and inks-
Wants, for the assistance muttered in saving the crews of
the vies%

ANOTHER GALE AT SEA.
SWILL:M, XONUAT FORENOON.
A moat fierce gale of wind came on to blow from
the B.E. about daybreak yesterday, ad at tide tire it me
a perfect hurricane ; the sea slim fearfully, and the
wr aria( dews in %ornate. TM we was quite
appalling. Several vowels made their way through the tre-
neenitens sea, sod garbed the Tyae in asiety. The Ivanhoe,
men eterner, from Leith to Dealdrk, which sought
stellar, was quite dumbbell wheel she reared the harbour;
sod several vends bad most narrow amps. A Pleat of
light yeassis IFIVO impacted from Geodes, and peat anxiety
weeetprered Met they should arrive off the err after dark,
aad atimmil to take the harbour at the sight tide, but that
did act rear. The fleet was moght off Plambro Hoed
ttakie pi., aad at re time it was so intense the captains
ht Mae all their vessels must be driven ashore.
Bet artenately r the forenoon advanced, and the gale had
lashed itself ire • hurricane, instead of getting round mon
to the eastward as they feared. at began to blow more from
the southward, and the vessel. got a good offing and so
escaped. 'CM pie soddenly ceased blowing between five
and six lon night. To-day the wind is from the south, and
the sea falling. About fifty bpi' verde have arrived in
the Tyr this toornieg.•—Lerds Mercury.

Tics RoT L Society's CLOS CHIIONICIAL —lt was
the usfaihog custom of the club to desk the health of the
down in claret, the act being thus renamed—" The Society
bond this day entertained with balfe • bane by the Most
Hoe. the Marvin. of Rockingham, it was *greed ens on.
to drink his health iu claret." But the freedom of the
club was not confined to donors of venison, for it was decreed
that dooms of turtles should enjoy the man privileges sad
immunities ; and how keenly the philosophers enjoyed a
turtle feast may be conceived by the foUowisg entries :
"th the 4th October, Andrew Mitchell proposes to com-
pliment the club with a fine turtle which he expects very
soon from the West ladies." That there was a full Glob co
the 4th October to do honour to Mr. Mitchell's tun* may
be taken for granted; but, alas! the philosopher were
doomed to disappointment. The club books amnia this
pathetic entry ander the above date :—" Andrew
Esq.'s turtle happening to di* as the ship came
up channel, the company dived on ordinary fan."
ne club meek however, have soon forgotten their
disappointment, es shortly after the untimely death
id Mv. Mitchell's torah anther was received, which was
thus honourably sensed :—" The oreeney were this day
forced to din in a room different from what they used to
dime is, by a turtle being dinged be the hone which
weighed ddelha" Nor were comolimens to the club made
only s tattle nil venni° ; as Admiral Smyth justly oh-
m," those delicacin enjoyed knowable peendence, hut
IM virtues ed British ben were not overlooked, wittier the
following entry :—" William Banbury, Esq.. having this
dity niertneed the campuiy with • chin of beef, which
was 34 Whom In Meg* and weighed upwards of 1401 he.,
it was agreed sea con. that two such chines were equal
to belle • Web err • turtle. sad entituled the donor to be
se
Nwemkeamember of this society."—lnser's ifesrazies
fee

Atenucks grAvurrlcs.—ln the state of Ken-
teekv at the present time it is estimated there are nearly
2.709,000 hogs, and in Missouri nearly 2,000,000. In the
whole of the united States about 30.000,000 hop ere
mimed annually, of which more then one-half are raised in
the southern states. During the week ending the 19th
alt. 1,377,546 bushels of grain and 413,524 barrels of Boor
were exported from New York to Europa. The vane of
tame experts was about 44.14001. sterling.

MDIES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocz.

The mining market continua quiet, business
being limited. No transactions are marked in the
Stock Exchange official list Cook's Kitchen shares
are quoted 281 to 29 ; Herodafoot, 33 to 34 ;
Marks Valley, 94 kW East Cain Brea, 8f to 9 ;
East Caradon, We to 4 ; North Downs, 44 to 54 ;
Providence, 43 to 44 ; and Great Wheal Fortune,
12 to 124.
With the exception of a demand for Scottish
Australian Mining shares, which have been dealt in
ate, 4, and 4, there is no variation worthy of notice
in colonial or foreign descriptions. St. John del
Rey shares have changed hands at 504, and United
Mexican at 81, 4, and 4, being firm.
From, Wheel Edward Captain Fast writes :—"The lode
in the ..12 west is 5 feet wide, a very promising lode. The
lode is the al west is worth 21 tons of ore per fathom, and
promisee a further improvement ; 71 west worth full RI?.
per fathom. The 61 has been resumed, driving by four
rueo, and the lode in the end is worth 2 tons per fathom.
In the @topes met sod west of Peter's winse below the 81
west, the lode is yielding 4 tons of ore per fathom. The 60
west is worth 11 ton per fathom. The lode in Wren's rise
in back of this level is worth 2 tons per fathom. The 40
east has improved, worth fall 101. pa fathom. In Rich-
ard's stops below this level the lodes worth 21 tons of
ore per fathom."
Fran Gelato° United Captain Rowe writes : • " We have
been eztendin‘ a crosscut math at the 26, with a view to
intersect the south part of the lode, which is discovered in
the slopes in the back of the 50 below, going up in that
direction, worth 30/. per fathom. la the ddooppesm in back of
the 36 the lode is worth from 10/. to 12/. pr fathom."
From East Rosewarne Osptais J. Jamie writes :—" The
lode in the 66 east is 14 inches wide, worth W. per fathom:
in the 55 west, W. pot fathom ; in the stops below *4643
west, lode 16 inches wide, worth 201. per fathom.'

LTYLANATION.
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laanal ; web 10 task at vortical rho, causing 'boat oneitnadnidtb
at ma Mob MEMNON': sodi ss 10 deg above =deg., causing
Ia asorly throoliaogrollais Inarealo. W..—ltspoood thorroormalor
shogo. IL-14001mM bulb (for evaporation sad daw
pohat). D.—Direction of wand (true—two polata fen of nag.
r —Von, (1 to 11—astaniatod). /;. .'bud (1 to 0). I.
Inigoba :b. bias sky e. clouds (detached) . 4 tag: 4WI ;
1111111011011. In,. misty tory) . 0. overcoat . r. red: sow;m
4 thunder. o.—gasdlatarbanoe Il to 9). L— Oahu.

tumuli To THIS avow. nouns BI7OIIITIMUDAT.
N. Britain—W. to N. and I— N.I. to 9.&—Fresh to strong,
Oak. rainy. rain or anon.
Ireland —a W. to N.W. W. to N.--44troag, abaltar.
eleans snow and rola.
L Oar* —a. W. to N.W. LW. to N. and &I—Strong.
Nana rainy.
& Brialand-B.W. to N. W. and W. to N. and BM—Fresh to
11.1.—Oste totted& 'Uinta. strong. rainy.

NOIIINATION OP 8111111Fra.--(THIR Day.)—This
morning, seperdieg to ancient custom on " the morrow of
St. Martin," the nomination of sheriffs for the various
counties of England and Wales, with the exoeption of Lan-
cashire mad Cornwall, the sheriffs of which are nominated
by the crown, and Middlesex, where the sheriffs are elected
Cmthe Livery of the City of London, took place in the
rt of Exchequer' in the presence of a large number of
visitors, who were attracted thither by the ceremony.
At • meeting of the Manchester Chamber of
Commerce, hold yesterday, it was determined to ap-
point • deputation to wait moos Lord Elgin, to
call the attention of his lordship to the commercial
relations of England and India. This proposition
wee determined upon in ociaseriuence of Lord Elgin's appoint-
ment to the govemor-geoemlaiiip of the Indian peninsula.
Some samples of Puciaub silk were submitted to the cham-
ber, and they were pronounced to be "of firet•rate quality,"
and likely to be favourites in the English market.
These maniples were forwarded with a request that the
opinion of the chamber on their merits might be sent to the
Lords Committee of the Privy Council of Trade. It appears
that great preparations hays bon made to furnish this silk
from limritair.

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The Sunday trading police cases were heard at
the Salford court yesterday. There were five defendants,
all tehaccooista, and only one joining to his other one-
patina that of a greengrocer. The defendants a Imitsed
the &alp, and were each fined rm. and men The proceed-
imp, as Us previously been stated, were instituted by the
anociation lately established to "enforce a better observ-
ance of the Sabbath day."
Ax Holm? FLYNAN. —On Monday evening Mr.
Jesse, the aaturalist, while returning to 46, ftegencv-square,
Brighton, where he is staving, from Mr. Cindy /Sorrows',
took'a fourpsonv piecefrom his purse for the lad who opened
the door, and in doing so it would appear that be accidentally
dropped four 51. notes, which be did not min till he had been
at home some time. Mr. Jere made up his mind that he
should never again bear of the notes ; but, on the following
morning, while at breakfast, be was agreeably surprised by
the icabnian monies to his house and asking to see him, and
restoring to bin, the lost 201. The cabmen left the house
well pleased with the reward of his bounty, and we need
hardly may that by inch conduct he has gamed a friend in
Mr. Jesse.—Susan Express.
ANOTAIR CARR OF "KLEPTOMANIA."—On Sattlr-
day, an expensively-dreamed young man. named Cnagel
Fisnklinoras charged, at Ashford, beforeW. P. Burro, Halo
with stealingtoo halfcrowns from a box,by means of skeleton
' keys. The prisoner and his wife occupied apartments at Mr.
Sewell's, New-street, Ashford, and In consequence of moue
having been reputedly mimed, • policemen was net to watch
in a cupboard in the bedroom on Saturday morning. He
saw the Kneen acne and take the money out of a sum of
41., which was= in_papir, and kept in the box. AU
the mousy wasmuted.
The policeman jumped out of the
cupboard sad arrested him as soon as the theft was cont-
ained, and his earprieesad confusion may be imagined. He
was fomented. His (nook it is mid, occupy a very high
position in society.—Swats Expra•