The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-01 00:00:00

THE AZOISTRATIONS.

CITY OF LONDON.--(THIS DAY.)
This morning, Alfred Hanson, Esq., maimed
the revision of the householder's lista is the Court of
Common Meas. at Guildhall.
Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. George Ledger atteoilecl as
before for the liberal party ; sod 3lr. Notes (Notes and
Csrliale) for the Conservative Itagistratiow Asecciatioo.
Ilia Honour on taking his mat gam his decision
in the case of Mr. Metcalfe, which stood over
for coasideratim. Mr. Metcalfe's right to be es
the register was questioned, because, bsiog rated tar
No. 12, Philpot-isne, he wee described as the occupier of
No. 13, and there wee so such number as 13 in the parish.
The barrister mid, that having considered the case, he
had come to the eesdasien that be might alter the number
from Litsl2. If there was soy boom is existence of which
No. 13, Phllpot-lane would be a sulkiest description,
he might take it as a description of a qualification different
from that Inc which Mr. Metcalfe was rated ; bat as there
Ina no house to which the description No. 13 would applyy•
he countered that he might permit the alteration tabs mink.
Ceder the provisions of section 40 he might treat the ems
of Hr. Iletesifs isi one of insufficient description, sod sot ea
a case of want of qualtbattioo. Tbo name must therefore
Meal

The Court thee proceeded with the revision of the list el
parishes in the want el Itelegegeln

DESTRO TITS FIRES AT SHORZDITtIi AND CAM-
AF.RWILL —TM* mondeg • fire broke out on the premises
belonging to Mr. T. Smith, • coffee-house keeper. No. 11/1,
High.street, Shoreditch. The whole of the upper
dews were burned out and the remainder of the
premises seriously damaged. The reef of the premises
mging to Mr. C. Lyiess, clothier, is also damaged by
le% es 4 the canasta by water, he. The LAS will fall
upgg she Pfs..ais, Sun, and Atlas PlrwoMme. Another
be took pies in the meanies. of Mr. A. L Newman, rag
Deseehmil„ termed the (trend Surrey Cased Works, situate
is the Albeey-reed, Camberwell. The fireaseu enceeeded in
eimedoleg the hums to the dryin„...hoswe bat independently
of the &mese to the !saddlers there was over a toe weight
of awe destroyed. I.rnfortueately neither the building our
the soateets were lusnrerl.
Tau Eatcraila Foieratin.—The berrio., futhery
is new being actively prtaiscuted off the eastern gist. Two
eir three boats have cops into Yarmouth with about eight
hots cif their owe cateh, but recent heavy weather at sea
brie sensed some boats to seek harbours Dearer the fishing
the. Yemeni; Prices have ranged from IW. to
per last. accordiag quality. Some of the long shore
lode bare landed at Tairmouth several thousand fish, which
hove realised 6.. to is. per 100.
STAIIIIIND CAMS At :VI ANCHOIIIOI.—The statistics
of mass is Manchester received two fearful additions by
saes tried before the city police magistrate yesterday.
The first race was Waal George Eushice for stabbiag •
pence Named George Stewart. It appears that Eustaaa,
eat of men savageoess, west about Deausgate and
Little Peterstreet, on Saturday, flourishing • ludo
end threateeing canons people. He struck one
=. and cut him through his clothes. Stewart
bed in four places, and he ia, according to the certifi-
cate of Hie house surgeon of the infirmary, in • &Ketone
state. The other charge was spinet Michael Minton. who
stabbed Michael Doyle in fourteen places. A quarrel had
taken pleat between Minion and Doyle, and the prisoner
stahlod his opponent, though the wounds amnia not to be
dampress. Th.• case sgaiest Easton* was remanded, whilst
Maks was committed for trial. —Moricilinfer Examiner.