The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of
public busts'''.

THE NUTINIEts IN INDIA.
Mr. R. Rows—My Lord Mayor, I beg to move '• That
this court, regarding with strong feliap of abhorrence the
savage cruelties inflicted apes our lelloer-countrymen, women,
and children b, the native troops of the Bengal army, and
deeply sympathising with the helpless 'afferent, now reduced
to a state of utter destitution, Is most desirous of icasis
the Mils for promptly relieving their necessities, ena
direct. the Chamberlain to contribute the sum et
five hundred pounder in aid of the fund now being
raised in this country for that purpose:. Clisers.)
My Lord Mayor, in rising to bring forward this motion for
the approbation of the court, I as Me that I do but express
the feelings of every member present as well as my own
when I say that the circumstances which have originated
thin application to the court have given us all very great
pan. (Hear, hear.) My Lord Mayor, it is not no-weary
that I should attempt to detail the countless cruelties and
cold-blooded murders which have been perpetrated upon our
fellow countrymen In the eastern part of British India.
It was with great astidsetion I heard that you
lordship had issued a circular to the chief mars.
trate of every county and city, as well ae to the bishop
of every diocese, and that your appeal on behalf of year
suffering fellow-countrymen has been most nobly reeponded
to. (Cheers.) I trust that this motion will meet with the
approbation of tho Court, and that It will be carried unani-
mously. I rim sure that, looking at the reeourees of the corpo-
ration, the sum I have named will not be couaidered too
large. I am pleased to think that a gentlemen who gave
notice of a motion asking fora larger amount ltae withdrawn
it, be.ause the proposed grant, if given unanimously, will be
meth more gracious than If ft were attended with anything
like an appearance of opposition. (Loud cheering.)
Mr. I% OOLTOILTON (who had withdrawn from the pt 'of
business a notice of motion for 1,0001. towards the relief fund)
said he woe glad to be permitted the protein] oppirtunity of
seconding the motion of the gentleman who had just sat
down. if that motion did not give as much as Le could
desire, in a financial point of view, it chewed that the cor-
poration were governed bye spirit of prudence which existed
in this great cvnimereiel (metropolis, and which 1314.i0 their
08. largely below what the iticreeslag wishes of their hearts
would desire to see exhibited.

Mr. HAW KINd said that lately a Very seriOUlquerlion had
arisen as to the @tate of the corporation funds, and he
thought that the consideration of the present motion should
be potposed until the report of the Special Revenue Com-
mittee was in the hands of the court. (Laughter.)
Deputy Hobt said he trusted that the 5001. now about to
be subscribed to the fund would only be considered in the
light of a first instalment. He was cure that the motion
would be carried unanimously. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. said there was a more important qi=ra
connected with the subject under dismission than the mere
matter of money. Ile was nut at all satisfied with the
precautions taken by the government of India, seeing that
the premonitory symptoms of the rebellion had extruded over
so many pews. The government of India had no business
to leave the geant fortress of Delhi to be protected Lv a cor-
porals gwrd. He wanted to know what wero the pa'ala
and penalties to be attach/id to the fact of only EA torn having
been left to protect the fortress of Casnspore ? Ile did not
wish to disturb the unanimity of feeling, but he was anxious
that the world should know that they were thinking people,
nail did not intend to subscribe money ad infinibot.
Mr. Ts Y son said he meet gladly and cheerfully supported
the !notion.

The motion was then pat and cnrried nen. eon., amid
chevring.

THE METROPOLITAN CATTY.). MARKET.
The Remembrances iormally Mid upon the table some acts
of parliament which recently passed, one of which was the
Metropolitan Merkets Improvement Act, upon which
Mr. Tot Lek (Chairman of the Market lniprevemente
Committee) said the corporation had now the power of letting
slaughter 'envoi at the new market fur a period of seven
yearn. although originally the government net bed confined
their lettings to twelve mouths. They had abet the privilege of
letting the taverns and public•housea for periods of twenty-
one year.. They had obtained a very meeiderable privilege
its respect to the increase of toile, and al:hough this had not
been curried out to the extent the committee deeired, the M-
ynas° would be something !ski 2,500/ a rote. (Hear, hear.)
They had alai obtained slat might be eonaideeed a boon—
the letting for a period of 80 veers the frontages coloured red
on the plan he produced. if the land were let to metes to
build upon, it would yield a large sum per
annum, and the reversion of the property would fall into
the bends of the corporation at the end of eighty yeses, ors
being taken not to part with the fee, but to retain the free-
hold in the corporstion,. that the ground might be mods
available at anyfuture time for the enlargement of the market.
He moved that the act be referred to the Markets Improve.
remit Committee to awry out.
Deputy Minuses apptebendel that the court would net
nut erbe any cou tttt ittee to carry the provisions of the act
into meet without reverting their proceedings to the court.
He suggested that the words "subject to the approval of the
court' should be added to the motion. (Hear.)
Alderman think the committee ought to come
here for the approval by the court of their proceedings.
Mr. Wont.Tou tux said he had holed complaints made by
salesmen of the eperetion of the existing bye-love, and he
thought the court ought to bare the power of euperseding
irregularities.
Alderman WIRE- I beg to ask the Remembrance, what
are the powers of the committee under the act—whether or
not they are bound to report their proeeedinge to this court ?
The REMEMIIKANCER—With respect to the granting of
any letter, they must undoubtedly come before the court for
their approval • with regard to the bye-lawe, power in given
to the ouurt, ad such bye-laws mud be approved by the
court. _

--•'Phe words proposed by Deputy Harrison were added to
the motion, which was carried in its amended mate.

YVXIIII OP TIIC CORPORATI.IN.
Mr. T. H. Fee (chairman of the Special Revenue Com.
mitten) brought up a lengthy report from that body, which
woo ordered to be printed and considered at the next court.
nrJECTION Or TIM PCRCIIA.E or KOUTIMAkk./thIDGE.
Mr. PhßlitNs, in the absence of Mr. Grave*, the &airman
of the Bridge-Imam Estates committee, brought up the
report of the committee, to whom it was referred
t consider s letter from the Metropolitan Board of Works
relative to the throwing open of Southwark-bridge to the
public free of toll, and desiring to linos whether the cor-
poration would be willing to co.perate with the Isard in par-
vlia.ing the interest of the proprietors in the bridge. The
report concluded by stating—" That your committee have
fully considered all the circumstances of the case, and it
appears to as that, although your court may at one
time have thought it desirable to endeavour to effect some
arrangement ler the. purchase of Southwark-bridge, in
order that the tame might be thrown open to the public tree
of toll, the state of circumstances has materially altered since
that peeled, two committees of the House of Comaioes having
recommended that the requisite funds for the purchne and
ereetion of bridges in the metropolis, should be provided by
rate to be levied upon the whole district to he Ix hefted by
the alteration, and the comniissiouno, appointed to inquire
into the state of the corporation, having recommended the
formation of a body for the management of all public works
in which the metropolis has a common interest, which mom.
nrendeti,m the legislature has carried into effort, by pat.g
the act for the better local nialragernent of the metrorslis, and
WI the baud constituted by that net sppeare to have tom
created be the legislature fur the expo.* purpose ut tffexting
large pyrite iniproveounts, and percents the power el raking
the requisite funds by a rate, tower& which the citizen, of
London will contribute a large proportion, we cannot re-
commend your court to contribute any portion of the
amount that may be required for the purport of perrhastee
Southwark-bride, in order that the same may he thrown
open to the public.
" Gronue ORATEA. J. PRIKINP, D. W. Wine- W.
GkotCHEY, W. 1.1.4E11.. W. 8. MALI; J. MILL,
T. DAkIN. 11. MILL, F. It. Gissvilt, G. Dot.-
LON L. RLI,ItRAD, G. MASON, W. Also, 0.
B.rxt, J. IV AT ER LoW."

Mr. Pal► Ins moved that the report of the cornndttes be
agreed to printed, and copies furnished to members of the
court.

Mr. Deputy PEWTRT.%R—No improvement prersos so much
as that of :using another tramit over the river. I hope the
Metropolitan Boanl will take this subject into their considers-
lien, wring !bat the publio generally and the metropolis are
intereoed in this wrest Winn's-motto.
A 11:3111ER—Will any steps he taken to wl4en London-
bridge? _ _ _

i'EltIL INK—No reference bap been movie to the com-
mittee upon the wihjipi widening landun-briilwe.

, •
Themot•kon ran 0-Arriett unatliwou.lr.

- --.-...
The court, after peeved repel• of an tottaterer•ing ebA-
raeter to the public had born read met ordered to Le 'printed,
adjourael

TR VOTER OF LICENAEN.—ST. P.VCCR tq 111V1-
'Aux.—Yesterday • Spool.' Petty 5e1,40,10 of the natakdrates
for the St. Penman diviskm, was held at do' tltelt'a Office,
Gordon-square. l'rorms. —J.I4. Carrellnr, Eng., in theobalr;
F. Hon;e). Hitt,. No complaint,. hovinp ',ended, the
heath pIOl,l4lVd to make into Oh. .1 transfers se h.llowrt--
North amber...an Arno.. Tottenbt -omat-ntne, J 0111,..
Syd-
neyGriiit'. 1,11:16 I 0 I-radar, k I;thhet. late of the Hanic-
uovk Ar. le, •:,t tdvddown; Oar,,. the Fourth, FAlrard-
atm', litlent'••rok. Horatio Menrir.; in Alford Young,
late of the Croon and Anchor. Albt....viattvet ; Hunters'
Mine, Comptormtv..4, Geor,:e liivharaVtatuatt to Henri
&idol ; lint kb 2teri: Ann-, Gre,tv-*Trent, Tottenbem-mart -
road, F.mion ple'ty to Thome. ('1 *ll. Gospel Oak. Circus-
moth (innpol ltik-toddn, Kendth-t.nan. Thome% Mimics to
Henry blvred n; Mother 81tiron. Pronto of lVelos'airoad,
the as-igheno RoLen am Hamden, late of
lbw 0..80 Pik. r. slave; tirtOnt Otufton-road,
Jneepli Wm Ito Eiieba Ham; *ford Arms, Mallon-
tvad, NADA,. Marc to Joiner Al'., the tench bad
'crewed met -4 litanies to :teal i t TWO, an sijimenreent took
place at the Veatry PAI2. rai.r.ed, where they pro-
oterlrd to too :te the hat IS 'cram— pal: led to term on Jam&
blEltetbilLd HaN;i 0; LONDON, A/itt
are inform. d thit a d...klend of 6 por
end bonne, making tozchz ; er ~nt. fit the half year
radio?. the Tito of Jona, 'll4 htt.:n I. thtrro at "behead Am"
td It& bunk is Ittathey, and iteptitie on demand at
the London grimy, to tan; sh,ualloh:ers reddest In this
anuntry.
. Itu'si LIALIIALITY PREss.—Accoants
from Warsaw stye that the Leap. tor of Rt R. has per-
mit,.l the poldhutfon in I',•tiLd tl w, rlu of Adana
NI jam. fox . tatty wall, lon.. :or, be ski ILI 1 pronously to
the ceemoradtip.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THIGELAT N02771E121

llILW.dr.

TI:XFORD, Tut lIIDAT.

An strident attended with fatal consequenon to
hoz moons, and coosidssablo hdiniss to moral ashore, oc-
mind on the aria has of tho Omit Northam ashtray to-
day, about are, to thil eirille leala from Yishebrair to
lonia.

The troth, which oo•iod of nine sad broth no,
recoad-cless carrier, composite carriage, first-chem carriage,
sad break, passed Tasked states st about Use right time,
sad hod proreoln asset, two miles farther, when to roaang
weer the viadset wigs h sasses the Newark sad 'foulard reed
something pee way—it le support' an axle—the nese
boom detached from the carriers nod bonded donned,
while the othisies reparsted tato two diviairms, the an of
w►ich, comprising a eicoad-clan sod composite carriage,
belied over the ensbankmeat is the south side of the via-
duct, while the Moder retie& of the Oars, after striking
against the buttress of the bridge oa the meth side and
breakieg of the amass osp aad upper brickwork, fell dews
with the traimendreas etas► is to the lanipthe road below.
The ilia two vendee made s complete rossereault and
alighted with the right side op la s cottager's garden, on or
two of the prommgers were much injured, bat the merrily
acerd, sad the carriages wen very hole damaged. The other
three vehicles, nthadieg the break vas, was lihwally
smadeed to pirate, all the upper Ruben beim solirely
nipped of the *Mena while the break via bad Wks
arida dews, sad the wood we* we crushed almost fiat
re the grand.
Bach mosteser se we at lead we modern se promptly
or porrible, mod meemagere nee despatched to the amen
sneer sad to the menet 'medical men. Four at the pes-
owns were taken out of the drink rite dead ; three others
wen so nekesaly wounded es to be soon* itt to be removed,
mod all the rest of the aabetaneto travellers is this section
of the train were more or leas seresely injured. The dead
belies sad is. or two of the want earners surviving WM
rammed to the Noweamtle brute, Taxford. The reminder
of the patients ware Ohm to Radioed. The folloirtag to s bet
if the emankbe His. W. M. Wirier" Clive,
bream to the Ilea. Robert Clive, M.P., who was also la
the train ; Min Letitia Page, Omuta Lodge, Canna, Liver-
pool, Mrs. Hence, It, Quempsquers, Lemmata; Mrs. Pit-
man, wide of en et the Oust Northam Railway Compeay's
sawn who oat rut to her when la the psis. Wearied—
Caren Marsha, or eye knocked oat, his wife mad
child escaped with Moises; Mr. John Dansield, batter,
Vlsterherol-mill, near Oldham, use of the tow* eosin! of
as hones, hectored vibe sad tetanal ionriso—bsd ere ;
;lobo Ischia. Boars, east Cambridge, compound tractors of
right sria, WNW *with sue earned to recover; WSlem
Dina, the rased of the tins, honored shall, interns' lajo-
ries, sot impeded to rearms; Mr. Sworder, Hertford, hamar*
ef ride; Mr. Charles Swede sled Mies Swathe, slightly
breed ; Mr. and fin. Peace, fibillabl, conned womb au
the head; Mr. Joseph Wages, Castheetreet, Bbeffield, at
ad iniod, Warmed hone, litiehardera, servant to Mr. Wm.
Wiseman, of Melia, slightly Warn ; Mr. Whites= was
to the trig, sad wee era walling is the lien seer the
accidess, bet he has sot tees based of rime Mr. Braith-
waite Rayon, commerrial traveller, internally *nod; Mr.
femme Smith, ['anther, head hart s good deal, bat not
serneely ; Mite Mar, darner of Mr. Jobs Maze, If,
theesa-squere, Lacaskr, slightly injured; the we travel-
ing with Min Paget sad Mr.. Rodeo, as of whom vein
her wan, and both of whom were billed.

The bead of ewe of the ladles IMM was crumbed unite
eat: she boo of mother wee is. Is two how top to bottom.
• pattlusta's bet, wet with blood, wee sees on the reed, se
It bed bees rut of. A swell Mk blood, wee
Jr boot Nemirow artkbe beleagieg to the primers
were picked op, rd forrwrobel Is Retired.
Tb. Math of the MA acting is for M. Leit/r, sepr
bladed, wen isearmat to their turtles+ to =Wpm the
eMenege of the peassegere : the her, which woo broken up
Ow • Mum of Mee My yen* wet mein.' Mtge her
bones of the wears& by • we of wee under Mr. Stureerk.
Ilere Mee bees seeerd weideete between Tutted tad
lifework, the loot of width occenwl daring the food shoat
two waft mew

The DOININUIII Gazette of this day giess the fol.
hero, seetetat the acrelest:—Yy (Thstsisy) sae
el them tatsl and diatmeiss oaddraettertleta shah a. lamas lon-
dee or are CMS peerest oceseral as the Great Northers
istloray, shwa Were M, ks east! of Turfed. It swots
that lb. 9.46 an Int sad new/ ehee earns frau MM.
Chief, paned lie sew mire at Rooked at the sootal time,
1.49 so., atodeatudetil of Bra cvniages,
.I.selad!ag

the ma, together with the engine sad tender.
About tor ire et.iock, alma appreething Me bridge
which melee the it. cm the tars** rand
between Weeks sad Tubed, mad ohm !Atlas a few
barked yet& of the forms phea, the bask-wen and two
oartisme which famed the hider port of the Mia. from
some cam er ether, wide& i.. 11 probability MU ever re-
main • mystery, ma of the lam, by which they WWII farad
spiatt the per of the bridge, sad thrown dam the an-
!askant as to the road lieltra—the whole of the menages
bier tlte,. ly meolied shmat to amain Om of the or-
Magee wm • rampoolle, sad the other • IrMelase ; sad
dm of the pameares wore killed m the spot ; several
ether* metered seem fractures sad ve and.; sad it is
band Met ia some ems recovery is hepelrea.tt,
the grami, oh. blows to the Manchester. sh
sad Llamlaolike line, had one of hb arma almost oomp'eally
Ms away bees his body- sad although *lire et the ti
newhin our report ma daipetchall, it a to be feared that his
IMmies will prove of a Wei charee-er, sod that death will be
the resell ef his sailerlags. TM espies proceeded formal
with the Moodier onnieme, the lst et which me • second
elms empty .doretny." TM ascend was • composite, fa
erhicil was ea* posentger. Having ma two or Mao prds
homed the bridge. these she bride from their employ to
teader, Marl amminely over, and ban the garden
of • °Meier adjoining the time, sad fell within Wee
yard. of the home. girder amagh, tie premailar moped
=hut, and the rester melba of the glom of Ilse Madam
ef the carriers w labeekm. la /aim the.. carriages
tamed a complete sumionsalt, end slighted In the garden
la their paper ratite. The telegraph wino irere arm
'lenity cut asurster, sad the maim at nem prorseded to
ltemark for mimace, and to sloe laformation
la refirbowsusgh sad Demesnes. In ►he
owe* to Ammeter Irwin to be emit mood by the
loop Me some delay wee ocamions4 is the receipt of the
Mattilatelligence. Bat Mardi del, on its
weren
t Ilmarester sad Peterbormuch, special traim r
despatehrd to the wine of this awful eahunity. That bona
Doormen remained A. dearrock. Req. ; Mr. MMisate. is-
=• Mt. Conn. of the loommim dmirtmeat sad asi
t'sniff of saleteate. The one fr l'eterberatieb ar-
rived het et the place; Mt the injury to the be. itself not
beim rf • embus warm it we. at race placed in working
eider, sod so hindrance occurred walk mord to the sub.-
mint MM.

itnoel y after the !weld. at the inhabitant. on the
spot renek red every endetance in Ilselr Fawer to relieve tie
Carves of the seamen. The both. of thaw who bad been
kiliwl w./e et oace removed to the Louse of Mr. Cheatham
the Bine Bell Ins. Woman, and &Reversal+ iwarryed in a
wants t. Tearer!. Medkel weist.ince W 4. malady IMO-
awed, Mr. Whittington, of Toofonl. Mr. Dameire, of
Ifewsrk, end Mr. Davis, of Belford, Taint/ amongst dime
who .err ia goody ottesdaacs to rolter • the requirements of
the audivers. I Irene, lb. award, Ina rern...l i• a Neil
Mt by Mr. P. Vulkane, eniii.ineer. to Tusnird. where he
an 1... es before rested. wink little hope of saver/'.
Rom* tamale end ether rietnnoisre were supplied to the
wounded. anr of t►e wassadrd yews-ma ra nreeewled (.r.
went. whiles. other. were tei ea to Tesf..ni end Raiford. On
an emannetinn eftertrents of the Adria. it wee finial that
ell the s*lisi of the carriage. were entire, .t.d the tires of the
wheels were quite prefect.

The mere parting oe carriages from the t nine,"
watt.. .V•orSeltar Gemrdwo. .4 this day, "would not
twetawarily hive I.d to tl• cserisga • train se
the lin•. It is clear that owing to Peres eemer,
in all preanbility the owed sad tbs. Oats of die
MU, St net ap•—th• van and lar. earriarea got .4
the rang, sod then, pines mit .Mme, the eoeelittit theihe
nitaehmy them to the mine wi re mugged, awl the r•
rings* dashing agsinat the low parapet .f Ividge, wh'eh
the,, navvies the hoe over • road, were pitched over this
propel Imo diens.] bet...."

The PlynsmilA Jogrmal announces that the Bishop
4 Emit r bee retuned to hr &wear twee Lord Chief Jus-
tice Canyklre writhe.. in ?teethed. Y... day the eight
rev. prelate held e calamities et Plymouth. sad the Joann]
rweerk. that the liaah-p, kw a wee of eighty, looked eery
well, rad be west through hie work la hie anal Mead sad

itortilasmimmt maser. -
PREAENTATION OF A T.IFIROIT To MARGATE DT
its Si suit, C0C1711.-1115.1 TAT4OIO4 rI 110.1414 PT the
h."4the View', NNW of Murata sod all bar arm while
esdeavonrieg to owes the Northern Bella tad they tsoy
he aware It mat Insignia sad Mated at the time, that if th,
swims at • bkboet meld have been ebtained. 12 11,..
would, is all Inman hebility, hare Leo-u Prated. Moth
twee arar felt at the wed io currenra slthemiP/100
were rsis-d os behalf of the sufferw. lout no step* were
tam by three iwn.lutdl interveted to avert the wk.
Libty of .saber onch wiJent. A stesser to Margate and
malthbourbond boa, however. bees wee considerate of the
*me d her eitilor.; fir on Wtdsendey Mat the keel autho-
rities rent Informed that a lifeboat rani 15... the gip-
header'. yard ki-day (Fridey) fir Margate, a pretest to the
Mein fMI,II. Mfr 80T4141t Coati. Wive title sap ham. the
anthernist immediately voted a letter, tapertring their
theta. fir tht ressitionit gift, and their hop r that it slight
It teak of sorb nes Is raving the lire. tioteiresel ms •
thus, aid prew.lour the Sete of their helper., as would
entisfy the dose, ttst r silt ha I not team nude in vain.
TM beat oat uproot. of ADIV. It ie erperrot that tSere
halbasy.l win le 4 rtigh. Ta.sadcAtaitcau Dims DA aural is Margate

LAW INTELLIGENCF.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. COOLOOBSIOSOF Hand.)
TIM Win OF IIILUID Flllll/10 COMP/OIL
The Court true mimed dmVp dee whole of the naming
la bear* the petition of Col. Daniel fix the +Wind op in
buiv• of tab employ. Alter Isarbag Moms. Roo-
ban*, thiklaier Inerreatv, eodC4rWlt Ws Honour pre
leave to the petitioner to emend the potion, and the or e
won ndjourned.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.

ERR CITE OE LONDON MIPOSIT RAPIR-IX RE TRONA!

'BUXTON.

The awe of this insolvent, one of the directors of the
City of London Deposit Beak, is Farringdea-street, which
waa reported in our paper last week, wee opts nicaticsed.
&ma pow pumas who appeered on the femme °orrice
prmented themselves to mow, end called the ationtiou of
Mr Commissioner Murphy to the was, stating that wham
they left the cowt on Friday the owe vas dimmed to
Ude day.
The °Meer of the court salaamed, to prevent any further
ntimmdermanding, that the can would come on for hearing
ea Monday, the 2nd of November.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

THIS DAY.

re. sittings of the court for the esesions wire
resumed this morning at the in the Breed
Banctuary, Wesel...ismer, by adjournment from Clerkenwelk
before Mr. Bodkin (melding for the smisean.d.tage), Mr.
C beech
and a hof raegletraten he GT heavy,
there ,no Sewer than 103 prisoners fur trial. 83 ate
charged with felony, and 20 with misdemeanour.
Mr. Bodkin charged the greed jury.
A number of prisoners pleaded guilty on arraignment, and
their emus were disposed of. It was decided that no defended
matt should be taken to-day.
Mr. Cressy presided in Mei Second Court.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TIIIB DAY.)

it AN SION-110 SZ.
losewles, labeled bees reresadsdatre the cheep
et sisallyr 100 i. beloeglec to his employees, Xeres. Bates,
May. and Cotapeay, metal brokers, was gala brought up.
Evidasos was gives ol the primer's Sevin chaapi the
stoke saes._

Hems fully committed for trial.
GUILDHALL.
ATIIMPTLI. •t'I(IDR

A wry noppeesbis:b;;Ciagiarddisied ireseht, drewed
le the most etylish mower, ins pia at the hat Won
Aldenues Ras, charged with lateudiaut to commit suicide,
by atom yiaig to throw hermit isle the water" trout Bleck-
friare-ww
"•"'' • ' ' '

Bergsma Herding mid about nine tido* lost sight b.
°binned the primer go doss dm mope cm the waters side
of Ellerkfrien-bridp, sad whoa he queetiosed tier es to ber
Weiser there, oho toad him to miod hie Ors buolone, that
he bed ao Madam with hot, sod " Ltam do it.' Oa
eoiat
rtawards the *Adria mho said " Why did you sot let a

-Tibo primmer mid oho did sot bind to do &sitting of tv
Wad.

liis. Boyne, the seam cd the prisoner, mid .►e had rear
attempted anything et the tint before.
On the primmer's posaleing not to ripest the Wham site
was allowed to depart with her another.

MARY [.snows.
110111.1tRt ■Y A OF ~, , .

A impletahly-aTtirMi-resag pews" named Finny /*br-
an, we. placed at the bar before the sitting iambus* Mr.
Lem charged with lieriagrobbsd bin saner, Robert Lamb,
Req., • sterehant, residing at No. 3, Momililald-prdeaa,
P4dengtos.
It sppeered from the evidence that at el o'clock yen
today teeming promeator and his wife west out,
sad oa retursisg at tea be (prosecutor) micertaimed
that the primmer, who bad hoes is him leryke about • week,
bad altecoadsd, be .curbed the premises is order to wens&
if enything had bees Moira, end • quantity of wine and
arits was mimed. lakinnatioa of the robbery was
ns to the pollee, end from ingairise made by
police-eoneiabk ()ewer 67 1), it tweed rat that .portly
after the rimier emitted bee maater's dwelling dm left two
home et • public-hose he the neighbourhood, promising to
cell for them mon. In a couple of boars rho did can fee
the., and ins than taken by Rower into ruatody, who, is
the pneracis of the proy.rutor, marched her home,
to • bleb proceeding rhe made net the si4chtest
objectiiat, mid in Reno were diecesered four bolting 4 wise
sad env break of whiskey. It was further shows that prior
to the premier Manse ells had given the key of the cellar to
Oadl of proseestor's children, alleging that she had picked
it op.
The bottle. were produced by the silken. mid identified by
the prosecutor, and the primary. who made no desist with
wiped to the cheer, was reamoded till Thanday nest.

WANDSWORTH.
A UI 1.4 TIOV NLE POINT.

Fa 1 ,ani Rirwoo, a levered cab driver, wearing the
badge No. 5,033, waa plan d fa the dock before Mr. Thyme,
charged with wilfully deferring the priated irlrvetiraa on the
cab-stead at Vaaahall•eroer, which had beta pat there by
Ile authority of Sir Richard Mayne, for the guidance of cab
*hers.

Polks-cotaintlik No. Pt V deposed that about twenty
minute* to via o'clock that morning lse wu an duty at
Yamaha...LlMß, where he saw the 'gleaner climb op an Iron
echo s, wink was the peckers' of three pas lamp in the
middle of the road, and tear from the board which yen affixed
to the column the primed inatrsetloss relining to the dis-
tance In the asetrepolla for the ftwidsnce of the public. and
cab-drivers. There wan a cab-stand appointed at the
crone, mid the board had igen placed at the edam by
the authority of Sr Richard Moyne. Tits prisoner tore off
every letter, sod when be saw witness he jumped down sad
walled away. There was a cab on the side of the road at
the time with two or three other prem., mad when witoeae
went after the panoser ft drove away. lie called slier the
prisoner, bat he took so none., mad he went after him sod
.CLim.
prioollll. declared that In was an innocent moo, and
did sot do It. He had Leen to the benefit of a friend, and
woo walking along to here rime ntreahmest before he went
home, in he Seek is the seirhbourbood.
kir. Useless salted hint where hie cab was at the time
The pianism said he had bone. He was sot sow in
orrice.

lil.conetakde seM be wasmoos positive of the prisoner's idea-
ti
ty, tor there wee no other
two rood with the n-
caption of those with the rat. end of them were in the
set of enterleg the cab while the primmer wee apes the
column. The board woe between eight and alas bet high,
sad could not be rewind but t w climbing op the column.
Mr Hayman then erferred to the Hackney Carriage
An, and honed that the authorities bad power to alga the
hoard, bit there was a cptioition whether an offence had
bees rotated ender the act ho defacing it. He elan referred
to the !Nice Act, so to punishing for the wilful damage. mid
she.* his ',mkt* contrived woes dieleeity, fffieernoch as the
hoard was ant an eppendarn to any well or baikting. The
worthy mseistrate decided upon atij•braing the ease, to
aorertain what wee done at the other courts in this question.
The priwner war liberated awe bb own recugnisiace to
appear on ThersiLiy.

TIIE Crf %ME or ST %BRING RT A ROT, AT RUM-
I re.- On W.tandav evening nn impart. rota hedd n the
7.tirl.m'et Arm., Park•atreet, Bromley, before Mr. Baker,
retromer for the I.ob tern di vidon, on vie. tbe budv
eiwk. erred ten )eent. who nom alleged to hare
tires realAted by a boy mimed Jame. Priaortl. The puttee:
lore 01l the row were given ye...relay. b. our report of
Drisool's examination and committal, at the Thames police.
rout. The jury returned • verdict of esanalangbter against
Lime. Dri.reet.

.
SUICIDE BY oTRTCIINIA.—On Saturday morning
MM. a girl named Wilda. aged 13.• aeon to Mr.Fsaidor,
Tilden, admitted euic•de order the (*nowise cfrcuoi•
amines .—ln the absence of Mr. and Wm. Simpson nit ne
Third.; previous, de bad lad guilty of improper cooduet
with the arrest man. and this mead to the care of Mr.
Ramped on Friday be chaired her with it. Site tidied it,
but as it wag clonly proved by her tallow "event, Mr. Farm •
eon 044 bar be should seed for her mother ; and out Fsincley
waning, while waging .me of the children, de wee rid-
deftly wised with twitching, and ontreetioa of the medley.
Mr. Turner, of Annan", was seat for immediately. hot she
was deed before be arrived. From the state I. which ke
Sound bar be saw at dos that death bad rewind from stryeb-
nici. When asked just Mims the did what the had taken,
she pointed la the cupboard. and it was teed she bad taken
• Onllleit7 of " Battle's Viands Ylllsr." which molder
arychnia. An Mused was held rin Monday bete. Mr.
Body. Verdict, "Temporary Inadity."—Perey Reporter.
THE BRUASEU; FETER.—The Jilts in commemo-
ration of the revohstino of Belgium, in Ift3o, coreneeoed
Bruseela oil Wedesiday. AM an to coshed to-dity sod
to-neermw. Cannon were Ind at an early boar, all the
public ethical end a great dd. r of pirate booms
were de-bed with the national flag, and the belle of
the churebee were rang. A moisten mid far the repose of
the dale of the Maims tines celebrated sr 10 vied* in the
thatch of et. nodule, sad was attended by the aidea-de-
camp of the king sod prised ad the high nears of the
mart, de Waisted of the crown. the Nide of the
c nod of law, ad the principal civil and military filar-
tooorke.

Mr. Jeukia, builder, of DeTonport, has reoeired
iartrotiimia to erect a bonen at Keyham, for the reception of
the &As trenuaid there ha her Majorty'a ship Agamemmon
and the American triple Niagara.
CRTITAL PALACR. ONZ 13R3W310 DAT...-
TU*IIB2AT, ilarr. 24 Adsalasiewei 011 paretic .4,447;
en. biomass *too, 370 ; Ipal, 3,939.