The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1857.

SPORTING.

THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.
TO 1141. soirua 01704 £ll'olloll.
811,—The movements in gaud quarters since last
I wrote has bees of some importance, for to-day Cotswold
his be.. defamed by s " plater," who pm him weigaß sad
lei, wit me or two others, ham bees '•hawked oat.' The
laid win bs huger than many anticipated when they backed
Spada Liessee, Umbrhisid, Celeurold, and Wardurrnmeke
at such abort prices at sew Yaw ; and the top weight,
Fieberinea, yrs, list Ilk ow pet la anappearasee.
Hs looks bond le error ho Qom Hem, SI yrs, Set Mb,
by &bast • ant, Ys Ed.. fig; but if
'retook further be Qua Rim
wm "amebae, w• "
to fleiratsmr—Trde recely.
lag 4411 b . while In Fmaes the emeleakes pan
Bseaterwe lilt, and best him isi • swan err, r, it thr be
=rive Quer But 6616 sod are bar met rats Ma-
ly. Bat hem be girt bee oily Mt, sad yet the
two 0144 OM • two mile tour at N. tad re "nag
it. woo. This apemen issaplkable, the ably way to
meow for it is to that Smarm w b at hod • Nose
bylaw it the mile O Ygeehln Coen* dna re two wiles
la Prang; or. Queue Les I. • Mese brae it the tire
rim at Kelso tar the Ceminigisifin Come.
Perhaps the be way to settle the quoin Is ga belt
m the Cammack mar* at the two bead the mar our
ft both to solos tuas there) white El Haldeadi.,,g.., lob,
Ida to
to hem them ask for he na very
Ilea fir Mat "bests," wham mestkig Yr es Mower leer
than bre ; sad he MIK Bahrever it *et 6lb batter rue
then here, tree ite wee et the imet Ist This El Hakim
re
lost
with T.: 3 sett
Ott Ilk es
grandcerices—
re Mot brag at Newmeds, what limbe poor
Wm
151 b and beat him by two hairths be lb. Nerthamberisad
Plate; but overly ell the jockeys *Nog la the rue me-
lding that El Hakim mat ham wee very mealy
W he out been driven on to the rail, two or
these time ; sad it appear. as it they are cornet when their
ffilidag lepthow on the .00hs,.4011 is leveed is, title
ab:abe the Mir ilsarer
i. wl El Hakim. only met him
Hadei:••%‘baigia ot Ai the but. ems he %a carikedy
la the ter* er, wither seinpredes, IA rah' kW" Mr
made • etre burr hid be ter pupated for the rams Ha
wlll tree appear ern rased alma iss Useelhabil; VIM.
any Mart " beldar•-imberrea This
dr Iterkerber-
hal Pb. notary Are mestierd. This He gave
Ira lb rd ran well win Ina ell the wary ;, bat weight told
at no Irk and when Ilaiwhiad iiiesklim el be want
pro sued with roam -- des sit* her tared the
seeleizti
wires or be niii-ledidenseebetwsce the two. By
the _ "J*" awoke • lac oso be obbthisi
hive= reehrd nd Neesak, who in that out
TOOSITI4—or ratter shphore dims se-81b from Moira,
god best him by hays ; hat It en thought afterwards
Mahe carried mer raiseam
meld sot be peeved, dr wetibethilp:tuttlie Irma his
an Morn; creepotally Ushers/ hes tilde the bee ed
Bashi-Bazook. For nig ere nos Ilart, 3 yn, it Thr;
Maid of Dement, 4 mu, est. Inn Olisr, 3 Tn. die Mb:
sor Sir liumphrm 3 yrs, let, were senor the Marra ;
w although ter - of thorn err got mar de beat,
Vl.ewe Deekt-Enevah an se much be Ism
Hold at Diewar it 161 b, Harold it flh,
0111ime it 10Ib, sal Sir Hamphry on Idib thet
the War rend at fart tor the tables, if ha omit
Oa there. He mods illpsoal License, 3 yrs, fist 711 la
If bettor raw thr what be beet him is a agar la re
=its en the latter and hen improved ranker* haler
he has prty
alts he serileat of bsellasi:zmis Ira—
!ad tots ear 'brag thermos the of an
"kir" Be has ewe gu.ttirp bine-
1171Za5rei be bye; hat era rapping him to ham
hers re at level astir, 1 t to
roe
" ardety" thee,
as Ileastane limeriseirs 118 h la the Cr-
=.l., then sight bar hers Ms., that they
pr Monesser In this nee at fat, an lima oar&
what dame be small ken. Fierner, it to Francs, '
wend best Ida be • cern sad I have are out that he is
hold priory Nab_ by II Hakim, win fa net superior to
Hathebeed an Hari Bard Wrieratersks, 3 yrs,
lot db, bas sr two good mete win Illtinkkar, bat re
' beaten both dors ; on the road serakm israrrie hips
him mummy, , althoegh the Beres wee • mils awl
a ME there wee er
ms ilihrers between IL.. bet
et the lair.
Bsalitever memo le her bsproved rat; bet die mats(
mere Irmdenserhe • iset -dr hoer r doss
re that et Cheer er Alper Li the sprig. At
'Chdmire des' lad ben* but him,
sad at aser Otra maple did 'het dir"
which mode Beradtwarr se ped es Aimee, sad silk.
suer deb wiper I. Woodentware; sad re rw=,
thew la the
~„poore dm lon Adam and
bre dere . sad Weedearatin seer • hough
held then. tare br, erarremaly, ea Aar aca-
deme tor azardy well is arnelmeamepank as la the
Dishy he best dm two that eibleirelde ma amen and third
fie N. B. Lip., Comrades er Termarmit, wale in
rare at Ch
larzeoleely mealland le " Ili" Commo-
ns by two Brial Inert letag beer at
errhaaver. Myra, 19b, arm lewdly hope lo boat re
@pia ; esd arra that Minn modem 121 b trona Tooniament,
g pm. 711 he ought:o..4 issr: of him ; and 111L117::,,I.
=ir hued bar
4.4
, 3 yrs, a* 414 wave he "kW
whir I Is aid the sue. Bv. Giles, 3 'wallet 10Ib, is
W raw her wed, ha the most darner apperat es
pre Weedermarshe wend ham, for has Nerthempra %s-
-tory rhos hit it geed as litkinnaher, and the irtar's to..
rag news him to be are illi storm to Werderreke.
The lark bareerk Ms been •• ad " di the gm r, w be
Cay eat
have got rim word yet, or he scoldnes hers
nnotir kr re Fr Harry at the Newrehot
Ilesildes, which our mair Ls leek to be held
orb W Werdenredes, _ throu.Cemmens. Per-
ris hie rani min dad a
Dernber, II del 1141, whir MAYoallselalewl!
ere, sawn make sr vernmer sorbs mas 4
yre, le, will ropressat "The Wrenn" rite, nil
wincing of such • bed reibreeer ought aim le s=e,
tura world, atter Impotene's St. Lap, Army.
4 yes dotllh, bee lea dieesd rely ; ben II own to pr
he yew Balk it the wen, weight set her riled him;
bat bb stare prilrammeo an out geed kr me le
alp rayon to him eI I may supra, *err erne
who le et pmt barn • psi "na it Irk." Ombra, II
yrs, det ON nil na seaperaly, as will ease ill•IINe. 4 yea
,
Li Mb ; mid kernel lianeet mad /kip* gym dot esek
Wean her aarbea by se nod rim err; bus my an- I
tar le three through geed lore lie Wmarreeke,
kinthasver, sad lik 011m—rhe may theartme to
therkte la the erne urn kr eagadsay.a. hors to re
enerary; aZdI ten jest • bee dig com—or all—al
hart
them my be by Sir Haneptwy mak*
Mltiod* care
Ile TZOH.
Nev. A

BITTING AT MANCHESTER.—TvteDAY.
LIVWOOL AUTUMN CUP'.
is 2 opt Ustioshoad (t)
7to -- Woranwwis
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MI to Qom Alas
LIVIIRPOOL AUTUMN MBETII4I3.—TIMDAT.
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Two Mho. Oe. oto gigfts of heaths (11 Isla.)
Disbars 6 Isarasso.* m Taws *sr, t I 222
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bed opt Wintsy,iisl apt
4ls 1 opt am aim Wow by ism Impbs, I* Mph;
boMoss ths mead mil Obi Tholes, was pollsi sp ad
Os dl bum sod did Mom MI pot
Tits A.1.1.-4101D 81/11116 erase of 6 Ism mob, with
1111•6614. T.Y.C. (11sobs.)
N,. Ctiewheribeek W WSW eat of 112212. sis.a4
use _
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Name et draw. liork-Permod, Aim Idly by
Maatar, Lady Moi, TIM Pim Mama OM Apo).
Ti. Ksowst.as PlcklizaT HaanicAp 1221111112, of
sots. *eh. 2 ft, with 20 Mkt TM sexed to Nash.
10 pal oat of lbs. .a.: • loom, after Ma public:Wow
of the might.. 6lb whs. T.Y.C. (32 rube.)
J Item • My be ltaastetate out of Baroataa, dot 31.1,
Ilianda 1
Mr. lseharall Trim/ NW. '4 311 .... Ilitaloeft 2
MeIlwroo• 11.1 12111 m. Toed 3
TM Mbielsr Ms nu —Ma., ti•thmass, Captain
Moddsoys&bwm, Wald limey, Adsslitszer, Nelly, sod Elba
dr
Tim Csalturts Walrus Cur (Is spiels) of 20 WV.
Wed is • Haidiciip of emoptaltas of 6 sm. *oh.
rMas ; jocbsys Mb Mrs. TM mood to says Ith
Mks. (Mimi* sad •MK (11 mho.)
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7to 1 opt Lour Teas. Wow by • had. Little Cob was
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Ta. Otwoortm Swum sf 6 sem soak with 2,1 added,
1.7 t-olds. sobs, 4471 b; Mks and pidtesp, BH lib. Al.
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adds=l mes. Ows
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Liege OA. Wai by ; lid third.
LATBST L CUP BETTTNO. •
6 oo !pia Lbsom
11 r 2 Uadodmil
71.1-11.01.,
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• 100 bo S Osastoshl (op
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Lab; inttlitgaut.
EQUITY COURT&-Nov. 10.
OleforetlmlisabrattlyaßOLO

Oa the cowhides of the of the Attorney.
Omer= Mr. Paha= sad lb. who appeared foe
the pig, Captain ffwsda, la support el ths compromise
effected on the trial of the Iseney MN Honour pre
without hearing the other side. He meld that lisinirrat
to the conclusion that the compromise was not Wafts as
Mn. Pationos Stir and that thaw most be • saw Ida
The gnestion of pfaab resolved itself into Mk, whether an
Wan= or stYdtar iest liberty to compromise a suit without
serest andwity der thiiii=ee. It had been arra= on
M
at the the other founded on the
of the met Honour said that as • matter of
eel* let sold net undleatend how it could be contended.
et the doetefas of principal and spat was that
the areerilid hi authority to do all whioh within the
bolded isle el wit
,uthority. But an attorney is employed
Is 011111.11111 t aad I think it deer that the
Adler ea _I.. se pet ef the sea-
duet at • selt. There to drachm as
•=1
Arelty le mapper • impair by or
1171 Ce whet le he Wert/ Der se Ie orearry;
by
itpeempeireerepew AA Is
Oa erprier rimy
Vi
Ceti' be T be eill And
f Nest, eme et
the
be *di leA the ether Al And
earyeerhe bet•sele le the
"Toe f
I.lPos bows Ato • Ithorefor, "Toe seem ea at
sanity' el VW A yea dell have the herb at this suit
if we eeetesdr dad if a gluey bed se satheritlx
bind his dirt by lei ee sersegemeat with •
could he de se hy • dwarf eneeporet with ttel=e f
1 unless, herthetb Nun be diem to he isaserery hello
due eftiablowith of JAN, the walbeity of he =2
weld ast =lea ts owl= lit to &pees if Hs
ram of the wk. The ealbelke shed gyre to see to
i=this Mew, sad, le prtleder, I arm fully
almervation of Lard Lestgbde, Mml It weld be
ImpasslMe to carry on the beldame ef the ant, ohm reli-
ne, weld be placed ea he eletereste of solicitors sad
eleesel. It is of the eared bopetbrai in this coast, whkh
dale daily with consmile to a try large eater, .d the
east I. he the Lehr et BAN sent olden not ray es no
to eiset bet =cried wars sad lamas mho. Bat
the proleteleaseesepMdeers greet Ogle ea the roe-
rat perelpie Ths seer A set Ow soy as to omelet
for • awl= woe= Is Ase kr emend persteelly
court. la the ere el Woe It aft his with their pro-
ter=emarteler.
„erraigaset
the court maw this teemed bee Lea so instructed by a
esffeitor duly salaseised 4 the prow. If the client could
I. bawd wither herbs ghee estharity it would be the
dety of the tear he =she ea reeky into the
olreersteriel d each re% and to essereela whether
eiberlty bed bra gives. de is tbrehee, her **principle
asereded he
pr
biodg neerieery he die edriehtretbss at Jur
des. It valid he uctive ef the beswenkase.
Hie Hower the dismal the white bad be=
read, and stated that there wee am to Ids *dm =DOW I.
likr/ that amount of son deers on the pet of Mn. Dlrb•
In by which the plaintiffs cowed had segued that the we',
=lfrom resisting the compromise. A dames wee air
y made damming the bill for
and directing • new trial, Mrs. Swinfen==7::::
main in possession of the property on giving security to ac-
count for the row

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 10.
(Sittings in Beaco.—Before Lad Campbell, and Justices
Coleridge, Wightinan, and Erie.)

1111 OMID JOILT.-.-0110CIME PCIILICATIONS.
Mr. Omlico Worlds, in addressing the fried jury, who
are summoned to tide court every term in accordanr with
immemorial metcen, mid, after • few preliminary °teeing-
lions, that It maned to him to say a few words with regard
to modem to which piddle ettentlon had been recently diem,
en Mimes to his wild of rest ninuitudfl, and Podixidd
adechlevoss seamemsnose—he meat the publican= of =-
some hooks, pea= md pictures, which every one met be
mere leaded cry neck to the corruption of dad% 'Spe-
cially of yams pereese. In the ammo of last seemlen
noble and km= lc= who pleaded fa this count (Lard
Campbell) lanothiced a bill to the Howse of Lads for itdb-
Mks the wealehmat of preens who wen leppd fa this
wicked sad moot asierlone hwie, and if far maim It
down. ado some the MI bed bendy been
passed We kw. Ile et IMO lather to wine poem power
to the megistintem—lo pat down the We of we *kooks'
by the power Gimmick sad ielou end this by the darami-
dos of the arlioke—than to create my saw dime, or *bar
the mode of paakluomt. When the Ida we. =der dam-
SOD in the Home of Lords, It we mid by • high mithority
that the common law of the oolostry wr Mon enough for
that purpose. He did not mean to mar into that metro-
'my now, but every person passing thumb certain streets
in London must know that the COMUDOS kw did not prevent
the existence of this evil, sad that the Maims carried on to
• most inimbievoue went in Lark% It wee not
the business of a judge to maggerate MAIM beyond the
troth, but he thought it was hardly possible to
the mischief of • thin of this iimd. They hadza2 been
yams, and they Maimed recoliectious of what prod at that
ume in their bosoms, sad looking into their own hems they
meld 101 doabt that if publication. of this wow . bed the
mielortme to fall in the way of the young they were den-
Lad to do harm ; and unhappily for the depravity of Itamea
aunts, such inisioas were retained tome thin Main
more worthy of treunted op in the Mad. He, for owe,
it.thet the le and learned lord had done • greet
hes moan by introducing the bill and he Used
raid • spat with geed aid. Be ow led Isis
this Oak et emeriti boom sowilkos =moss who rented
es Mk Imam INNS Jigrsd btiaissod defend it by
reserimpto • okothieeses had of
key
Pk wild eas al sps the
poweadoes ' regard to *kw weeks arrystikekeen
wader the osioteshis mines the* key some st the etre k-
divided by the kiskiaiwo all lb than yr no lbosileties
it sash • ewe& It was not use em mid that this er
that Moine dame put 1.110-61 or that MP= this or
thin pelt pew', btu the salimet Ma premention,
being a y imay, lairasyy, wr yearly. chasseter t and tt
wee no, goy ter isessiesa perm= Is bathe tlowative•
sod iess obi* by wee • tar aterpmese• lot ammo
awes seppleil atioww. dent riarsilksties et •
*IWO et • glaii•E It by sekeekvese
act, wadi Woe • lad %sr= kw* k
num of %sheet tad Is • •Mini Wks with the eolkkt,
It womb' kris no soda Wimp. • wrap kik kinks
Its own ..,its lo • Olofoills dame, of lagNmitht=
laps met wen., bet en bask awl desk i
at it widen *my, and received hem the tookesykeks et
gilZmpsikesit Mama= idiom% Tabs • taweire
Seery ese asset haw toed ltiltek
et Its eses thar Ira birth. awitimpktke her e VII
*mark. It wee oak boors that • woke%
lit the hem lhot haokldel ilworkeles, hod leek • eltell
Zee et the kesk lehlatt was kekkot h the eye by ONO
l=e sad siers. lithe weld appeal kr •
int the mbar of " Tonsils
Lome" or Nagy,
ayis
the ealkikr hawed that to what he ad he was toodollag
waist wild weed/ bees • bed .bee apes stank, mod to
pores* Tanabe Lek" boom it cestaised these Ws-
Oki km* mold be alma To ward Zoo at the lam-
tab as assesl *odd bus istpapiety, sod k would not
only be blew et lie iesetry, bat en is* is
ow le punk • la le the rand)ry es soy wok
Oa Ober bad, 1111111•11111 wow es
oat that
the object of pekilmtane awe to be *end
in Holyerelbstrest was le smile droved pekoes,
end when that wee the ass the tartlet .cling
the ought to be took& haw &tribunal tor punishment.
Hie ohgect in making am ehemeeliass mu that it was pos-
sible Mk cif Oa kW be had ream= to would Le kid before
tiro, sod that Oa pekt MGM be insulted by trials with
respite ie Minn of NO met awl high Mentors. It wee
that sheolop weld be taken of the statute to
ew= mina Meer their consideration, and if they
did are helm kres, fosteot of Linking to an isolated pas-
. sr pilaw% they wadi bale to the boob look wi4 set
the powed eldest of it yea ol the kind nepowated
in the intatiaseM NM woe sot, they would Woo oat the
bill Gad eat seer the ere Mame bike • coart et Jostles.
Take any milmi or miegieni honk ; they all knew that the
author, be dean with hie salMit, mod tell things ter the
make of karma= A peeves et Impure mind might take op
the book sad dwell en • pardsoler pump, and it might do
him memo hen% bat It meld be mot aboard sad nrimehisvous
Is orisaffor the esker • trinket boom be had introduced
wigs" of this Imertptioa Oar the wpm of instraction in a
bah ea skew& They all knew that In the book of all hooka
—dr be kook, od'• gift to mu—there were stories each
as Jeep\ end Potiplue. wife, which to aa impure Mad
MOW be perverted to it. own penances ; but this particular
Gory we. not there for that purpose, it mine there
y....way of history sad instruction. He siesticeted
familiar sod ankles Ilium= in attar te
point to then mind the broad and move dlethacdo•
which mined between the two mem Therefore he ody
euff by way of caution, fa the event of anything of that
kind ing before them, that it would be their duty to
throw out any hal which wee premated purely do • task-
ctitis purpose, an molly and truly with the °Nem oi brin-
ing the law into discredit The teamed "edge then remitted
the grand jury to the discharge of their
The court wee oceepled during the whole day with the
%mkt pp/pm bat mom of the as signed presettori say ith.
nue intent.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 10.
(Before Kr. Cautmisioser Murphy.)

upend holding out much teroptattons would hare to he wound
up, and all aught depend on it that for segligsat codisko, is
In this cue, the court would giro a remand. The judgment
wee six month& under then diacredonary claw from the
orating order on the 15th August.

iN L SADIVAL YEOMAN COLLIN.
This Woking, • coal merehrat, wee opposed by Mr. Bu-
Pleelb. Hic.ka • costascrohnat.
itteoleent bad lami epentblkS Hick', to whom he
edenitted he owed 470 L, but Mr. clatreed upwards of
fidfic. The insolveare property tam in execution
by his brother-M.llm, Mr. Cksommt.
After a long examination the Court sue a paginate of
eight month. from the .mug order in August, for the
=DOW in which It,. Ricite's debt had bum tnouned.

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Ma Grow hyena" a reepectable•looking young man,
dark to Mr W. °Mem, a wine merelmat, carryingmerelmat, on
business In London wag brought before the Lad
Mayor, Merged witkng the moneys of hie em-
Pir..lairin
Soler kr the prim jun.,
eer. end for the prosecution, and Mr.
The prometar lark( been morn, rid—Thu primmer,
who Tea is mg sinks as clerk, wee authorised to receive
awry ea ral emampl, meld it =Oils duty to pay ft into my
beihme. Oil Mt Mb Mormber Malang I gave him a
deeps ike MIL l>4o tops, the duty upon a ban of rise.
no ars Yr bra nrerd to se by my bankers se paid.
The pekower elmmied Morn Tess my counting-homes eines
kehmday brit awl remprMathed be had been embeuling
=dm eTtte =nre therthekbblitt of Iwtharbas sot
ham nmered, mi the duly hoe met beam paid. This is only
or est eta pest may charges thst b 1
hare to bring maim
the Omar, mad I Mt for a remind, to enable me to ooce-
pleb
Mr. Haw applied that hie client might be admitted to
tat _ _

was Tis Lard Mayor ratoaad the application, and the ritioner
resseedeL

WORSHIP-STREET.
lbehttrilhirlts, a respectably-dressed young man, w
• loose Maakbtosh, was charged with attemptingtrarka
from the person, at the Shomditch terminus of the Easters
Counties Railway.
Mr. Fentrick Carr, a gentleman residing at Tottenham,
deposed to having men the primoner, while passengers were
waiting for the booking-oMce to open, at ten o'clock the pre-
Memorising vainly sum pting lo introduce his left hand into
the draw-pocket of two ladies, He then apparently selected
a gentleman on his right as • person worthy hie attention,
and when the window wee opined and the rush usual on
such occasions occurred, the accused threw his coat over his
left arm, and, walking close to • gentleman's side, worked
away at a gold guard-chain suspended round the neck.
Witness, however, before the article could be detached, col-
lared him, end gam him into custody.
The, prison declared most positively that he was mate
innocent, and appeared to think that he was treated most
scandalously.
H 16 stepped forward end swore that for nine weeks past
be had seen the "gentleman" in company with mat note-
rime thieves in • public-bones in Shoreditch.
Upon which prisoner said—Well, it is the fleet time I wea
emelore, and, if you am going to send we to prison, be a
rattle lenient.

Mr. D'Ey; rourt—l will rod you for three months.
Prboner—l thank you, sir.
CLI!tHENWELL.
. .

A well dressed mati,—aio7trilteAlre of age who gore the
name of John Hubert Heath, at WoOd-green, Tot-
tenham, was charged with being rank, disorderly, and
creating • dieturbancia In • railway carriage on the Great
Northern Railway, and further with interfering with the
.Arms of the railway at the Hornsey station.
Mr. Thome WThams, the superintendent of the com-
pany's line, attended to watch the cue.
What ems of the psesenger trains woe proceeding between
Holloway and Homey, the guar& and peseengers wort
much alarmed at hearing loud screams of "warder" and
" " proceeding from one of the carriages. As coon as
yyoa.eneble the train was brought to • stand. When
Cleyer, the guard, went to the °wisp from
winch the nones were proceeding, he found the defendant,
who was very drunk and much excited, lighting with the
other perm:gem He asked him to leave the carriage
quietly, but he refused, and it was with the greatest difficulty
that he could get him out and put him in the brake with
himself. The defendant wee very noisy, and when the train
reached the Hornsey station he woe put out; and although
Mr Crosby, the station master, eked him Revers' times to
go sway 'Only, he would nit do so, but then made such a
noise and einforlon that business was for some time brought
to • standneW. Altogether the train was delayed two or
three admits, which tom a very merlons affair, as another
Inds was neerly due. The bye-lain of the company were
produced'', Mr. Williams, and one of them ran as fulknrs
Any pence found in a carriage or station in a state of in-
toxication, or committing any nuisance, or otherwise wilfully
interfering with the comfort of the other paseemerre, is hereby
subjected to a penalty not exceeding 40., and shall name-
diat, or at the first opportunity, be removed from the com-
Pgale=" said he was very cony for what he had
dais. The feet was he wait a little the worse for liquor, and
when he and his wife got into the carriage a pinion was
smoking, and haring asked him to desist, end he refusing,
he certainly did kiwi the pipe out of his mouth, which was
the canes of the disturbance. When he got oat at the
Hassey station he was nay much excited, bat having been
Incarcerated the whole night he hoped the magistrate would
wander that, with an apology, a sufficient punialiment.
Mr. Conn having looked over the bye-laws of the com-
MYfined the defendant the full penalty—vas. 40.. or in
t:lt of payment one month in the House of Conviction.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Alfred °Jenny was summoned for carrying more puma-
gen outside his omnibus than it was licensed Tor.
The omnibus wee constructed to carry 12 inside end 13
outside, besides driver and conductor. The defendant was
seen in riccadaly with 16paosmgers crowded on the top of
Ys ciemibm, being mere than his homes permitted.
Flood 20e. Mid costs.
Hwy liawkim, write:tor, was charged with I etmiir

Fialld ma sots
Merles Bottler, casdactor, charged tidal similar can%
ma fined 265. and costs.

itro of tbeonmibneM befogged to the amigos Cowpony,
sad one to the Anglo-Fmach Company.

IMAXIM/00N E.
Maras inies 17, Grove-terrace, St. John's-wood, was
awned with a tfdOt matt nen Harriette, his wife.
Mr. Casper, hem the tear of Mr. Cridiand, 7, Lincoln's-
inn-Iside, appeared for the complainant, and in optimiser the
ease mid that complainant was MAMA to defendant In 1826,
but in oonesimence of Ms roes ill treatment ohs ems earn-
paled to separate frees his in 1947, wham a dead el sepa-
ration was executed by width defemdent had agreed to snow
her 601. a year. Sinai than he came into possession of toe-
Adorable procerty, and complainant, who wee safhtfaintedz
mule cancer produced by the brutality of defendant,
Met her mans were inaufficient to supply Me with the
secometie she required, by the advice of
her friends de-
termined to return to her former home. A y, cm
M 29th alt. she went to &headset's residence7aVidngough
reteesd admittance at first, succeeded in getting upstairs and
entered the room wham defendant at the time was. Before
abs attend a word he knocked her down and dragged her
towards the Mahe, threw her down one Bight, them took her
ay I. Ms arms, dung her down another flight, end thrust
her to the dyed.

Cotapidwiti;•l examined, nerd her evidence was in ac-
cordance with the preceding statement.
Complainant was aria-ezaised by defendant, and stated
that ha was pawed of 8004 per annum, but nothing
bearing upon the cage was shelled.
Defendant's answer to the charge was that complainant, by
the terms of the deed of aeration was bound not to =deal
him. The fact was, that she committed au malt upon him,
sad that he used ao more las than was mama to expel
ber from the place. He called a Harriett Chapman a servant
in the house, whose twacey was to the effect that defend-
ant bad committed no nadms violence in ejecting complain-
ant. She was not pant daring the interview in defendant',
room. She was quits Waled that complainant " and
was not "pushed," down the stairs, ao had been stated.
Defendant merely pushed her oat of the door into the street.
The case as ultimately disposed of by defendant being
lined 20s. and costs.

whatever her tamps might ba, he had no right to strike her
with the poker. Es tigutt be inimisonsd for ta a months
with hard labour, and at the aspiration of that term find
Lail for lila months.

LAMBETH.
Awe* Rrynold., a lid of 15, wee charged with throwing
Georp. Boddhigton, a child between err andtitLearme
his
of age, into the Surrey Canal, and seriously en
rifi.
Mrs. Emma Croft, of 10, Anglers-terrace, Canal Bank,
Peckham, deposed that about a fortnight ago she heard a
loud scream, sad on going to see what was the matter, the
observed the with a child on his back approaching
the canal, and on getting to its edge he flung the child into
the water. She (winter) riled oat murder, sad a Mr.
Brown 0118311 out and took the child out of the water in estate
of Lanneibility.
Richard Brown (the witness *Boded to) corroborated the
latter part of the statement of the last witness, and said that
the child was some distanoe in the anal when he pulled him
oat, and that he remained insensible for some time after (*-
nag him out of the water.
Pollee-countable Hairy Holbrook. mid he took the pri-
mmer into comedy, and that on changleg hits with the thence
be said that the boy woo calling him roar and on his w-
him be dipped over the beak into the water.
I;eltneetg bad not had note to find out the boy, but had no
doubt of being able to do no.
Theaibioner was remanded, to giro time to find the boy
and him leeward.
Mrs. sostiogfent, • dashingly-dressed young woman,
wise was &method on the polio-sheet an • !serried woman
residing at Ma 4 Peebles-terrace, High-otter, Peckham,
wee charged with being " drunk and incapable."
Policwormstable George Ware, 229 P, said that about ais
o'clock en the receding evening he found the prisoner sur-
rounded by a large crowd, quite drunk, and • cabman the
had called refined to take bar on amount of her druthensima
She hula gold watch and chain about her, and for her safety
he took her to the radon- home-
The pelsoner admitted the theses, end we. diatarged,
with a were earthen *keep sober for the ratan.

THAMES.
Seeettsl Low, aged U, sad Elmo?. Lucas, his wife, aged
30, beta of No. T, Hareley-buildiap, Lady Liae•sirove,
Stepney, we charged with sterling an may chair=
dimanasons, val. tr., from the chop of Mr. W
furniture dealer, in the Whiter hapel-road, and a washing-
stand sad table worth 31., from the shop of Mr. Aroldeeces,
in the Mile-and-road.

It appeared that the two furniture dealers reined the away
chair end the washing-table and stand from oxhide their
shops, where they were exposed for male, on the nun after-
noon. Directly after the easy chair was stolen the female
prisoner took it to the house of • neighbour named Richard
Ward. a shoemaker, it Honky-place, and 150 yards from
Mr. Willornatt's promisee, end said she was going to take
ore of the char for a friend whose goods had been seized,
and she particularly requested Ward not to damage the chair.
Oa the same day the male prinner carried the chair out of the
hone, and it wee conveyed to the shop of Mr. John Ash-
bridge, pawnbroker, in the Mile-end-road, and pawned for
12e. John Baker, the pawnbroker'. shopmeo, could not
identify the man who brought the easy chair into the shop,
but he identified the female prisoner, who borrowed a Ran of
12s. upon it, and he gave her the duplicate and money. The
wishing-stand and table, stolen from Mr. Archdeacon's pre-
' adage, were brought by the male prisoner to Ward's house in
and they were seized by the police before the pi-
&pan of them. There had been numerous airman
ro▪
bberies at the shops of furniture dealers who upon goods
in front of their promises. The female prisoner was in cur
lady a short time ago at the Worship-street Polies-court, for
stealing a bed from an upholsterer's shop, and was &charged
because nothing was then known about her. It was now
stated by Police-sergeant Smith, No. 28 K, that the male
prisoner wee • shoemaker, and that both man and wife wen
&lazy, dissolute, and diehownt couple, who would not work,
and had been in the practice of staling anything they could
lay their bands on. They were suspected of sending • l
mahogany table from the front of another furniture dealers
shop, and they had been seen dealing with one similar to
that int.
The depositions were formally taken by the chief clerk,
and the prisoners were committed for trial.

WANDSWORTH.
Henry ZaehrtriaJrrais, who, It will be remembered, re-
reented that he IMP • son of Sir John Jerrie and brother-
in-law to the Turkish ambassador, was brought up on re-
mand, charged with obtaining money from Mre. Sarah
Parker, who was upwards of 70 years of age, and alleged to
be inane, by fable representations
After some further evidence, chiefly as to Mrs. Parker's
inladari.tlngham said he would remand the prisoner until to-
morrow (this day). •
The prisoner then asked for his papers to be motored to
him, in order that hs might instruct kis solicitor; but
Mr. Ingham refused, until they had been thoroughly oz.
antinid, to see Reny of them bore upon theca's.
The prisoner was then removed, and hie worship intimated
his intention of applying to the Law Society, In Chancery.
Inns, se to whether theywouid prosecute the accused.

THIZATINID CLOSTIM OF TAR Harmlama Worm
so o see se TAN Pool-LAW BOA/M.—Th. Rochdale guar`
thane met on Friday, to consider a letter trees the Poor-law
Bard; in which they stated that, except some alteration were
and. in the workhouses, they would elose them. Mr. Reap
presided. In Jttly, Mr. Menwaring, the poor-law frurtor
repotted ,
the workheame to the Poor-law Board, as
no receiving wards, rod without any provider for the 'll4
and infection. ewes, or cleirißeation of the secs.. The
paupers, he also repotted, were allowed to @acetate together
out of doors, and their clothing, in some eases, was in • ewe
ragged condition. The guardian', in &newer, told the bond
they were doing all they weld for the comfort of the inmates ;
and the present letter wee the reply of the board. Mr.
Livesey said be thought the guardians hied a just cause of
complaint &plait the Poor-law Board; for, by their MCC-
lion, they had made large alterations. Therefore, the Poor-
law Board had acted the part of deceivers. They would not
be satisfied until they had driven the Rochdale guardians to •
barite; bat he hoped they would take no notice of the Poor-
law Board but act as one man—and tithe Board did anything,
then range, and an if the ratepayers would support them.
This roam was approved of by a Fall hosed, who directed the
workhouse manna." to make any improvements that would
be for the comfort dike laseta.—Memaksaw Owaniiam.

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REPRESENTATION OF RARwICII.—Au important
change has taken plats in the position of election matters in
Fianrich, Mr. Thorne. Tower, one of the liberal candidata,
having retired from the field. Mr. Tower can endure
w and Boa " no loupe, and, in an address Waned to
th•Ba=ra °Wanes desired to declass openly and
Rally before you all, electors and nonentities, my opinions
on &a insinuations of the day, and I was prepared to fight
• fair fight with any political opponent. Bat I was not pre-
pared to fled the liberal party divided and distributed as it
now is. I deprecate the muse of this disunion, nu, the
attempt by the son of the parent member to °Wale posers.
don of the vacua amt. I refrain from any step
tending to widen the unseemly schism, and have
the solution in your owe hands. A seat in parliament offers
no attraction to me if it is not based on free and popular
&mike ; and as an honest man I denounce In our own ranks
any approximation to the monopolisinge.r.htand close
borough system, which we liberal. would f expose if
it war practised by our political opponents." r. Arm-
deck= and Mr. Bagshaw ars still before the electors, and ths
breach between the secciona of the liberal party continues sa
wide as ever. From the tuna of Mr. Tower's addrem it
would Mein that he will throw any influence be may poems
Into the scale of Mr. Areedeckno. Mr Dodd, formerly M.P.
for Maidstone, h. paid • visit to the borough, but it re-
mains to be proved whether he will offer himseU sa • candi-
date.

OPENING or THE EAST KENT RaILWAT.—Tbe
long-expected opening the first portion of the East Kent
Railway—that fees Chatham to Faversham—is intended to
tab* place to-day (Walssedey) on which occasion a *pedal
train will leave Chatham, conveying Lord Boothe, the
chairman, together with a number of the directors and
shareholders, to Faversham, where • dosser will take place.
Although the line will be what is called "opened,' yet
it will be some weeks before it will be ready for wadies
either for pomanders or merchandise. The Leavy portion
of the works between Ordnance place Chatham, and the
Brood station, an being poritad forward with considerable
sin order that the line section, between Rochester
ertll7e'versbani, may be available for traffic. With
to the remaining portion of the railway between Fever=
and Canterbury, it la belkved that a few months will suffice
to complete that part of the undertaking, and enable the line
to be opened, an the heaviest parts of the line between those
placers are finished, and everything in a very forward state.
The extension works from Canterbury to Dover are program-
ing, end • considerable portion of the heavy tunnelling is
completed. D the past week • great deal of the roll-
ing stock hest dslivred at Chatham, in readiness for the
formal opening. The carrisms, both first, second, and *hied,
haves light, and ems elegant appearance, and appear to be
=LIto those is use on any other railway is the kingdom.
'Seaters Oisete.

DEATH or SIR JAMES BoSwELL.—We regret to
sancienne the death of Sir James Boswell, But., of Machin-
lock-home, county Argyll, which happened on the Sth in-
stant at hie met IA Scotland. Sir James woo the only son '
of Sir Alexender Boswell, who In his turn was the only son
of James Boswell, the billed and biographer of Johnson, by
his cousin Margaret, daughter of David Mon ,
of Lsniehaw, N.B. Sir Alexander Ina rated to the Wo-
wing. in 1821. As 4 well known, he lost his Wein • doll
in the followituryear ; snd ne the baronet so rameAly de-
cimal hes loft no male Mine by his wife, Jude Jane,
&nutter of Sir Jae. Montgomery ettnningliame, Bart., the
Boswell title has become extinct. Two dolitoont,
Bray, we belie.% aorrlvo to Montbob boo. The do-
omed boort woo in W Slat 'wood for itoity years was
as moths bogiotroto and digoirobboor* for his Yds,
meaty of/ball.
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