The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

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Itanwurs.' Mlles Tab. Met Total, Total.
Open. singers. &audio. 1965. LAM
Week ending July 19. d d t t
DDoman B4 229 407 730 589
uly 11 to July 20.
Orest Central of Belgium 3,07 8,12 d 12,519 10,353
Week ending Auguet 7.
RathkealekNeweastleJn lO 21 16 :81 318
West Cork l7f kb 37 122 133
Week ending Anent 8
Cork & Kinsale "unction It 38 12 51 52.
Week ending; August 9.
Breeon and Merthyr
Caledonian l3Oll 32,363 39,506 MUSS 70,88)
Lemberg-Czernowits traffic receipts from Jan. 1 to July Si,
2110,906.611nri11a, against 860,584.72 tlonne for MG, showing an
increase of 199410.34 goring,; becidka which 17,089 ewt. of govern-
ment stoma were during theta of July of flu. year,
for which the freight has not besu c

RATTENING BY APPRENTICES.—Edward Steel
and Thomas Robson. formerly apprentices at Meksni.
Hawthorn's works, Newcastle, have been tuunmoned to
the Newcastle Police Court for assaulting Edward Short.
on Monday, in Messrs. Hawthorn's Works. A fitter
stated that be bad been out of employment for some time;
lately he had, however, got employment at Hawthorn's
Factory, in the marine shop. After he had been at work
some days he was much annoyed by the apprentices, who
said that he had no right to work there because he had
not served any time to the trade. On Monday Steel and
Robson, and several others, came to him while ho was at
breakfast, and asked him to show his indentures. He
would not do so, and Robson attempted to strike him with
a broom, but he put up his hand and saved the blow. A
scale ensued, and they both fell against the vice-board.
Steel then took hold of him, and struck him in the face
several times. He bad been forced to leave his employ-
ment because he thought he would be always annoyed by
the apprentices. A witness named Clark said that the
prisoners and two or three of the apprintioss cameto Short and asked him if he could show-his indentures.
Short told him he woad not. Then the prisoner
said he would have to leave. The complainant pthem
ushed
Robson away, and a scuffle enmed between .
After retiring a short time, the magistrates returned into
court, when Mr. Potter said it was a disgrace to the two
defendants to have behaved in such a way, particularly
se trade was so bad in the district. Their beheviour was
similar in kind, though not in degree., to the outrages of
which they had lately heard so much as having been
committed in other parts of the country. The bench were
determined to do all they could to put a termination to
conduct of that kind. 'they had no right to dictate to
their employereas to the men whom they were to engage,
and the bench had decided to send them to prison for one
month. Both prisoners have been discharges
from Messrs.
Hawthorn's employment in comeirenoe of their conduct.
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