The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-24 00:00:00

MARYI.EBONF:

Yef to rs!ay Mr 1 N lionstt re•krned the pro-
efl 11.11? I. at the limp. lwtte Court-hotn., Maryiehow..
haw, ,flat.ve to at Immo, of the lodger cl to br
!la. nil tnt 11. e n patcr me rote:a for that borough:
leer. I anon, /Ir. krtravell, and lir. ti. Kingenintal
repu.tattd the t omet vattro sutrond and Mr. thumb-owl
aLd 'hen.' P. IV 1.l kr and Lolge atteudtld for the res.etra-
ill IS et Om Id.. t alp.

Many elo ma were admitted, but several name.' were
rh Lek out for w ant 41 demi iption, and many rel at to
'Li is and 'aglow* were held over for evidence relative to
the I alue of the 'hope.
'lLe bet of the keetory diatriet being eoneluded, the
barrister pinecedes.l with that of St. Mary. Owing to the
nt ether of claimants and witnemes who have been unable
to attend in sui t ort of the claims, and to it., interfermg
with their working bow% the barrister, in socordanco
with an intimation previously expres•ed, mid he would
take an evening pitting to-morrow, and be left it to the
Routh men at the table to study their ounvenienceiN to
the time they should aetemble. After anew ronversation
it was ultimately wined to meet at baH-peat Mx, and to
coutinue the sitting for two hour.
36c ta.urt adjout mat unfit thin day at eleven o'clock.

ANOTUER POLITici L PARSON.—A tneOing co! ft
collagen,' said. n asecco lion was held at Scigleton (a
mall village about a mil. from Goodwood) the other day,
when, moulding to the :noses Asproas, the Rev. F. A.
Levies rector of the arisb, told the cottager, there
I &trembled that Le had 1 ad a note al. the way from
bin a.a, in which the wuter stated that he had heard a
user toil -Louse woe I sing built for the parish, aud
a upgrit. 41 that two door* thcl be made in it—the one
lot the Popiih priest ono the other for the disainting
minister, for the thus, b of England would soon be
gi to. Put cid they ever btar of atia a scandal
lie h. pi tl it would ni.v.:l Is: the ; he
L.-lad tl.ey would urser see such a doigiace as 010..
if. n talking soy but of disostablishinent and disen-
ei wne la, but 16y were ugly winds. They did not think
of tie udownicut. Did they knew the spoiler
wrs aleuad-- that Lis Laud was stietehed tar and wide l•
13 out, he atkid Gem to be aware. Soule of threw who
hi a•d I .ni .4.1. d iii the present sear Lave the inuichi e
utaitisl t.. thi in. Let his flimsily and parialsioners take
cite amt %,.1. :or the tight man. If they bad any doubt
ut .t• if their votes should he 14.41111r4,1 let them vote
for the 01. e who would supyort toe Irish prote.tatit
Lan h in its union with the church of England let
them cote for tl.at man who would supped the uuiuu
of ehcnh and state in all its integrity; for it was a holy,
ate ttreng, and powerful alliance. It was as sacred us
that Lets.n man aid wife, and "What (Jul lath
js sued t. getter, let no man put asunder." He recommended
aim to study the sayings of King Solomon, if any of
OA m doubts dsa to which way they ought to vote. "My
tun, tear God and the king, and innldle not with these
014 D to change;" that was, bexare of dime who would
take the crown from the load of the Queen—the mitre
ft, at the head of the bishop—who would bring the spire
into danger—who would slake the arm chair of the duke
as he sat in it- who would take away the fruit* of the
poor man 110111 his cottage. Yes not satisfied, the trier
would enter and take away the honest labourer's ard-
i aintsl wages. They did not know where he would stop.
Let them then take heed. Polities ought, generally
rytaking, to le 'minded, and, therefore, as the pre.i.ling
gimus .4 that meeting, be hoped nothing more would bit
talked about it.

GENY.RAL PEEL ON TUE COST OF TEE ARMY.
The annual gathering of the Huntingdonshire Agricul-
tural Society took place at Ramey on Tuesday. Mr.
Fellows, M.P., presided ; and amongst the guests were
General d eel, M.P., Lord IL, Montagu, M.P., Mr. Then,
Baring, M. P.. Sm. General Peel, in returuingthanksfor the
army, saiu- There is one subject oonnected with the army
in which we are all interested, and that is its cost. I put
it tetcre you en a special jury, and 1 ask you whether
you consider something under 9s. a week too
high warn to otter to an able-bodied man in
the prime of life whom you want to engage to serve you
r not lees than twelve years, who is subject to &impute°
ut.ktiowu to any other class in life—who is liable to go at
goy moment to a foreign country, and climate and also to
Lc .hot at into the I argain. if any gelitlanan present
thinks that too huge a sum, I beg him to get up and let me
el e him as a matter of curiosity. ft you require a man to
pet s la you, the neat thing to duo to pay him for his eerviom.
I beg all of you whose good opinion I am mod anxious
to maintain nut to consider that I am the advocate of
raliavagdnee in our saprindittue. So far from it, I be.
Sieve that any man who asks for a shilling more than is
tin, (*ear, to secure the efficiency of the army and the
safety of the country is unwise, and be who asks for a
less is still more unwise. There is one matter for
w▪
hit h no money eon Fay, and that is the honour of Eng-
land, and I am sure no one will refuse what is numswary
to maintain the welfare and linuour of this country.
ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 23.—ATTOINTM1INTS.—Pay-
Mai tar Herbert H. Gain, to the Liffey_ Assistant 8
Stet•hen Sweetruan, to the Black Prince, additio=
tender, and George V. Hart, to the Black Prince;
Engineers Win. Bremner to the Helicon, John E. John-
son, Chas. E. Vandal, Archibald Forrester, James
Butchart, and Will am Vincent, to the Cumberland. for
Hercules. Firitt-ClassAssistant Engiueers Wm. B. Cotton
sod Wm. A. Bette, to the Cumberland. for Hercules,'
Acting Second-Class Assistant Engineer James ILuvrood
to the Cumberland, for Hercules.
EXTRAORIONAY CARL OF DROWNlNO.—Yeitor-
day an inqueat was held before the Doncaster borough
coroner, touching the death of a fitter named
John Parker, employed at the Great Northern plant-
wmks, who had bean found dead the previous
morning, with his face in a bucket of water. Prom the
evidence, it ad that the deceased haul for the last
twelve months subject to fits, and on the day of his
d. ath laud 11,11 about 6 o'clock in the morning to go to
his work. He went into the kitchen to wash himself, and
hid Whined his face with amp, when be was seized with
a fit, and fill forward with his head over the bucket.
His mouth, nose, and chin were submerged in the water,
idol, being ions visible through the tit. he was unable to
tatrirata himself, and was drowned ; he was found lying
died Ly •no of his children, who came down to light the
Hie. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the
evident...

Dx. Jorson's T.mirr-linovng Con LIVER Ott.
-Thu orkhrotori fiol it pair Gado, improve* the funntiono of di:mo-
tion and morintilation, and L. borne with }uglily I igtoutmetuf whieh
aro dtrtiii to Al by oil. r nib.. 1)r. 4:ntanito
JUlail../ I.l4o.l.lirorrn 4'04 Liver (HI prodoneo tho Istroet
In n rhort,r Nino than .4.10-ro. God It than not rim..•
inihigertion too oft.m flowwwo.sont 111,1 tho adniisiatntlion tll. Polo
only in rotralost linjotint Y. hi. ; Pinto,
4r. Yd.; Quart., by !di ettotadrto. nolo thomilinovo, Awn,. lb,.
nn.. to, • •• •••:••••••-• L0L,41.).-

Preekriek dotriotwe hae rer. solicitor, flement's-lane, an.l
Joh., ueicribed as a clerk, were brought before
the Lotd Meyer for further examination on the charge of
tori.ing end uttering a bill of exchange for SOW., pit-
pi.: wig to be accepted by the Earl of Lindley.
Mr. George Lewis, jun., aolicdor, agora appeared for
the praircution ; Mr. llisky, barrister, untructed by Mr.
I Imp, deli oiled Farrar • and Mr. W. 11. Bishop, of 4,,
Lae, x.atreet, Strand, defended Mullett.
It will Le term mbered that the prosecutor, in Ihii caw,
Mame. (Alumna, Mahon, sod Co., hauliers, Dublin. deo
minded a bill for Mimi., putpo. taw to be soceptad by the
Ls I of Dudley, which had been forwarded to them by
tLeir Lemma agent, Mr. kosall, of West Strand. fliey
wrote to Lord Duels, ieep.igng the genuineness of the
acieiganee; but after waging some day* they thicoaute
the hill without. 113114a1V114( any reply. Subeequeutly they
1t11.1%1 d a letter burn the eas I expiatuing that he had no
11 esved the r as he had been moving &boat tic it.
!arid, and declar.ng the iimaptanoe to be a forgery. 'foe
ices tutor). their netatutediuguiries, which resulted in th
1.f.1.141•t1s Learn Medi intueinterly on thecharge of io.giut
aid uttering the bill, the proceed* of which wore proved
ri a 11/1•.1.111.12411.1141 to have been pent to Farrar.
The asid.tioual oedemas now taken included tll it of
11,. J. H. latubow, of I, leteme-buililimpu
ale t11.1%1A1 ILL the iogiiiituie to the Mil of exchange w.e,
t tt at of Lola Duds y. Mr. Newton, aoimunuset. of
1 hr. aueirille-tgri et, wee toadied; grid Mr. LUMI4 1101-
114 1111 t I.at he au. unvbie to cgriy the caw further for Cie
td. lie however opei et another charge of a knit
ihatlll ter remind the praunieri, in which a bill io: ed.
Lad puri *dill to have been accepted by. a .11r. Evendiekl.
of liool.eni. were coiled in vuppurt tr. tee
charge, and the prironeni were rensaudvil fora weak.
tie ILDHALL.
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TAowas .ke1,f,14,1, a !about...sr, anti Thaw. S'urt. a
were llr ad at the Lar, r.O remand, chaagi 1 with ei.n.
mitt INA aitet bit vial and unprovoked ansaulta on the
uau awl potter of the Alleou Itotef, New Bridge-qv.. •t,
I:huktiiarp.

J. W. tatter said he was barman at the Albion Hob 1.
w Habit e-sticet, Illeckiriers, kept by Mr. Lackey. Uu
11 e .!ay emning, about a o'clock, the two prismiers and
a eulde r helonging to the 11th Regiment of Artillery wrist
into the luncheon tar at the hotel ids of the hones. and
before they had teen in there long Schofield arid the
south, r began to take off their coati to tight. He went
nn and utter ',topped it, and they promised to be quiet, uper
which the policenian he had sent for went away. Tory
then cc n.n.eticed again, and he ti.:d them they m i-t
Irate, when Kea Raid it VIM • public-house. amid they
should keys when they liked. Ile went round to eteer
thres. when Sehotield caught him by the whiskers, and
pulled him oat upon the pavement. The soldier who lic I
previously left the house rushed at him and struck him
several tames said then escaped. The blows he ha I
received had blackened his eyes. From the emeersatem
Le heard between the three men, it appeared the soldier
was bran in Holland, of Irish parent.. -He ehould know
ar Ain. They were all three drunk.
Sir lt,bert W. Carden said it he could get the *Adier's
name be would giant a warrant for hi. appreltenlion.
t Lai lea t 1 iltshne, porter at the above hotel. steppe 1
into the witueseeboz. and preiente l a Khartum apprar-
airee. his eyes being blackened and his nose b;oken by th •
thrice. atta.k that had been made upon htm by She .
I.e sa.J ti at he went to aissis Latter, but before he cad 1
``et out of the side presage Shea came behind him, C 3414 it
hate by Lie lair at the hack of his Leath and while !01die....
him in that positron struck him several time. in the fa
Ll,akis g the L. idge amt his now and blackening both ht •
yes. It sus 12 to clock at is.ght before the dolt ir could
sity the bleedeig. and it bri.ke out attaat at 2 o'clue:k
the mos .....g, end mid bled vain since thin.
John Taylor, 4.;6. said that shortly after tire o'clock le •
saw latter ejerting S. hotield, and as seen as he me hi u
ma &beheld tine* hum He parted them, and &not; -1.1
'sic., to make off, but latter gave him in charge. Wiimi
he tusk hem into custrely Shea became very excite I. 113 l
'manic .I him to to the prisuber, awl when he hem
he would Hot lie made a real at him. but a sergeant a:ad
two Colie•tiakem c..m:ng up at the tune lie restrained him-
self. Shea wiei then given into custody.
1 he prne nets iletima that tliey had oummitted the as-Alit
campla.bed of.
Si, lb.beit W. eurden s. utencea Shea to two mouths'
iniptisobnietit with hard labour ; and with regard t.
Schofield, although Le Lid nut been so violeut or so bad
Wu a, it was clear he incited him to assault Wiltshire, and
Le therefore evidenced hint to one month's imprison-
ment with hard labour, arid he hoped that would bo a
cat.t ion to th. m.
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The prbonerm asked th.lt a Sue might be imposed in
lieu of nniktimonnient, but
Sir R. W. Carden raid certainly not, as the Ann
would be paid, and the pumehmtut would then be in-
adequate to the offence.
the prieonere were th‘m reroorrA.
NW MTh( IN STEIL

A respectable-looking man applied for a anamoas
aaainst Mr. Hay, baker, Cadogau-place, Chelsea, under
the following circumstances.
Applicant, producing what is ordinarily called a
" cottage " loaf, said that it only weighed Ilb. 90z.,
must, ad of 21b. It was not only short weighted, but
11 hen he took it to the shop and requested them to weigh
it, they refused.
In reply to the magistrate., applicant said he sent a boy
to the shop for " a loaf of bread." He was in the habit
of going and bringing brawl of this description.
Mr. Arnold said that the important question would be
whether thas fairly came under under the definition of
"fancy " bread, for if lathe baker was not bound to make
it of the weight of 21105., nor weigh it when desired.
Applicant said he paid Ad., which war the price of a
211.. loaf of the °ultimo y sort.
Mr. Arnold said that • baker might charge any price
he I.llented for fancy bre.lll, or make it any weight. It
certainly opened a great door for fraud. He should grant
applicant a summons free of expeni,e, and hear what the
baker bad to say.
Just before the rising of the court Mr. Hay came, awl
complained that the foimor applieunt, when he came with
the I.iaf, had grossly shooed and insulted him inside and
outside his shop, collecting a crowd of people. The ordi-
nals), price of the large loaf in questiou was Sid. and 9d.
(booked), and it being 'dale he had let the applicant have
tae half Rine at Zsid. as a favour. That particulate Haas,
fan( y bread, had been asked for. It was best bread :
and, owing to Herman yeast and its baking, much dimi-
nished in weight sometunati.
Mr. Arnold said he might take • summons against the
former applicant for insulting language, which could be
heard at -the same time as the other. He was endeavour-
ing to u.cci tan what was "fancy" bread.
Mr. Hay said that this was " fancy" bread, and the
trade would support him.
MARYLEBONE.

Benjamin J)ark, agT.rf 4Y, of a7,-road, Kilburn.
gentkman, was charged with being disorderly and ob-
structing the police in the execution of their duty.
Itobeit Holly Sands, Police-constable 4$ IL It, said in
this case it might be as well to explain the origin of the
disturbance. For • few nights past reports wore circu-
lat4d that a ghost was to be seen at the top window of a
house in Jolunon's-plaen Harrow-road. The report went
that it was to be seen every night for the next weak. On
Tueolay night he was emit there, and found about throe
or four hundred 'simile waiting to see the evil spirit
or ghost. Witness was there to sue that the thoroughfare
wits kt pt ch ur, when prisoner protested against his uutlio-
rity qua followed Lim about. He was request el to desit
in his course of conduct, and go quietly away. Ile Mid
he win. a paiishionur and hu bad a purl et right to stop
as long us he tl gilt proper. Ile then, with is number of
Isla who were shouting, followed him through the coml.
Ile had to hike him into custody for ole.tructing him in
Mr. d'Fynivoirt asked prison. r whnt hit boob to oiy in
retrienee to bin conduct.

Itironer vent he was not there tiro unuoto., and wt..
only a-king what weal gni:4l on, whoa the eon-44111e told
Lim to toot.' on, and Mix Ito did a nooond time.
Sunda observed that prisoner would not go. lie did
Lci iLL';, L.:4;60‘44

" Fir,— I have just got back to town. When do you
ith Lou; on my regimentals ? lam at your service at
Lan.-I} art two to-morrow. If possible, let me have some
Landleithiefs to-day. The greatcoat does not tit, having
the lame fault as the tunic. Name your own time, for
have ham again on liaturday for home. I have get
lot to'pht longer leave, so do not juin until after the 14.
O. 1.. h. r. 1 thould like my full &ell anifmen befagi
11.011r11 " T. C. llanirde"
lie I,a iiontr gave his addrest at Strichernlge, near river-
t. u, 1!..v0n, hoe. In cowequenee of some thirts ordered
Ly ata.ther Luttomet lacing been forwarded to the p-i-
-te 1,1 hy notate, and the pn.onier having told bin he wa:
sit.alt; to tit r.ekeii.ige, he wrote to hint there utia
the in itaie, and requeeting that the shirts might h
owe+. r to th.e letter lie remivol a reitly from
Mr. 'I Lon as. t arew Daniel, to the effett that he hal he.
ion tied to Um did Dragoon., tut tome in let b
tw•take about the shirts. WI he had never a.V..11
•1 -. bomi rt.d. r, and had nev•ir b., the
, ..i•. 1u coo. e.o.m.:a of leoeofing this reply. lei ip die
for a wan ant against the prisms T. T 4141 a:tedss pro-
-111.1a1/1111, 411.1 WWl' prop..r.y, were put of
the nosh r .apt lied to toe lari.otiet. Before sit.s.lit U. any
',it 01 OA" order. he teat to hltamt. Hoptio-as,
and att. ut, for the 3rd Ikadmine, awl w r,-ply In
u.le told that us an outfitter he ttaght t an ,W
MO kW 1411.1.1.4 j..ued that regiment WILLJ4t 11,1114 ALI:
to ay fun their outfit.
1 "IA C. 1,111,1116 Butcher, C 137, went with a wierant
to II e I..rinted Hotel, and taw the pis inr go hp aa re
stet uft: :s ands quit the hotel, after p..tiang on an over-
t. at. He billowed the prisoner into Ilaretit-.toot, and
who d Lim it his name was Daniel, and the prisoner re.
phad it wee. He told the prisoner that he wat a p
(Ater. ir.d that he had a warrant to apprehend him for
nlatainanit goods fiaudulently from Hears. Thompem and
let n. rat Conduit-stieet. The prisoner wanted to road the
warrant in the greet, but he refused to allow him to do
to. lie then took the prisoner to the station, left him
there. nal went tack to the hotel, and took pose...mei of
a and. imand other artaelea with T. C. D. on thetn.whith
Le tot nil in the room occupied by the primmer.
A t haaogierth of the prisoner in the uniform was pm-
di.r. .1, sod it was further stated by Yr. Lewis, who op-
ts-mitt to protetute, that the prisoner had obtained goal.
from another tador to the extent of 11tIK., besides a quail-
titc ie.dlei_y_ from a harems maker.
In reply to Mr. Lewis, the cflimir said the prisoner told
kw that morning that the prosiecutors should rexive all
F. ode lark, which were none the worse than when
d.

Sayer, from the office of Mr. Edwwl Lowta, de-
eite-41 to offer soy defame at present, stud the paemer
r+mnr-d.d.

A .ol.r.tor shortly afterwards entered the eolrt to ask
at the ienperty taken from the hotel by the officers mint.
• t b. I..rt.d with, as the betel yrovrietors had a h..:a on
t 1... an lne•unt of Lk7. due by the pri.oner.
,u hitt remarked that h..tel-keepera could I.lr.
t..• L. n -!..1. n pr..pelty. The ypokis w.,ul l r.:.uriu
11... the t...tontable.