Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY.

LIVERPOOL.
BEFORE AIR,. MANSFIELD.
James Yates and Hugh Smith were charged with having
committed a most diabolical outrage on a female, named
Eliza Neil, the wife of a tailor, living in Pelle,,v-street.
In this eve, the two prisoners were parties in the employ
of Messrs. Glover and SLiito, tea dealers, Lime-street.
It appcared that while the woman was standing over the
! caller grating she was m -,st seriously injured by one of the
fellows thrusing a long share-pointe stick up the grating
and so injuring her that she had to be conveyed to the
infirmary, but was subsequently. coaveyed home, where
she is at present in a dangerous state. F.r the defence,
it was alleged that much a::noyance was experienced from
women standing over the grating. The prisoners received
a good character, but were remanded until the actual state
of the woman was ascertainer', when the worthy Magis-
trate intimated that he would sand them for trial.
ALLEGED CRUELTY BY THE CAPTAIN OF AN AMERICAN
Va se.L.—Thoniae Daly, a seaman belonging to the Ameri-
can ship Yorkshireman, now in the port, attendod for the
purpose of msking a complaint against the captain for it
us age. Ac it appeared, ho never, that the offence had not
been committed within the jurisdiction of the Magistrate,
he could not afford him any redress.
Sarah Jones, who had been remanded on a charge of
stealing property from her employer, was again brought
op. and the evidence bEitig safsKictury, she was committed
to take her trial. The other prisoner, charged with her,
Was dismiasetl..
The three men, Sullivan, Grady, an! Toni:rip, who had
fr,:. (neatly been before the court, on the charge of stealing
a quantity cf gold dust, were Egain brought up, and there
being no further evidence, they were discharged.
Anne M'Dermot, charged with the murder of a new
born child, which had hi-en found in a micHen in Bacon-
s:reet, was agaiu bought up, but the evidence being
insufficient, she was discharged. Mr. Cobb tonducted the
case for Vie pri:;oner.
A lad, named William Taylor, was charged with stealing
a gun, the property of Mr. llolgraves, High Park-street.
The gun was stolen between the 13th and 14th of July,
from an outhouse, and was soon after pledged at the
pawn-office kept by Mr. Phillips. Yesterday the prisoner
called ther,, and requested to have another shilling lent
on it, when he was given into custody. The prisoner, in
hie defence, stated that he was in pr'son at the time of
the robbery, and that having been proved to be a fact, the
prisoner was discharged.
Sarah Kirkman, a servant in the employ of M. Hum-
freys, of Renshaw-street, was charged with stealing a
quantity of wearing apparel, his property. The prisoner,
it was supposed, had taken the goods, as some of them
had been pawned in the prisonei's name. She was
remanded for further evidence.

BEP.)IIE MR. SEEM.
PtrisucAN:s.—llichard Owen, of Simpson-street, was
surnmone4 f:r Sunday traclinr;. In this case, several per-
sow, with glasses Wore them, were found on the premises
during tho preseribl hours: The officers were in private
clothes, l2t the offence was dis;inetly proved, and, the
defendant having assaulted the police, which will be
another charge, the Bench fined him 103 and cost 7.
Mary Ann Shepherd, of Atherton-street, was fined the
same sum, for the same offence.
William Goss Parker, of K.ng-street, Kirkdale, was also
summoned for Sunday trading. This being the second
offence, the defendant vas fined lOs and costs.
James Hineack, of Standish-street. The cffiaer clearly
proved, in this case, that he saw persor:s going in and out
of the house for ate on Sunday, ant when he went in he
found several persons there. There was no other evidence
for the pt.( secution. Mr. Campbell appeared for the
defendant, and.coutended that there was n 1 proof of a sale
of beer, but this was overruled by the BAich. It was
proved that there was no ale sold, and the case was dis-
missed.

Tin other calss heard were of no public ialportance.
A man named JealAngs wa: commi:ted for three months'
impriunrneot, on a chlrge of stealing a till from the vau!ts
ty.cupbd by Mr. M D in the Park Road, The
prisoner was detected in he act, and was handed over to
the cur,tedy of a pace constable.

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTCY COURT-YESrEIZDAY.

Ber3llE 312. COMMISSU,NER STEVENSON.
In re JAME 3 SAJTEIEP.N TONGS —The bankrupt, com-
mission agent, of Liverpool, applied this day, through his
solicitor, Mr. Roby, for a certificate. His Honour granted
a certificate of the second class, wi h two months' sus-
pension, with protection.

At 1,7-" WIS fk CO anelagh-street
WOYS are CLOTHED froms. thePANY R
Ages of Six to Twenty Year

"\o QUARTER."--The crier of the day, issued by Gen.
i pro: to the storming of though praised so
highly in England will receive, in days to come, its fill
measure of retribution. General Wilson reminded the
soldiers under h-s srcerr, to remember the infissacre of their
officers, comrades, wives, and chiliren, to move them in the
deadly s`.ruggle ; and then he tells his troops to give no
quirter to the mutince -s. We have read history pretty
attentively, but cannot c,.:11 to na.:Jnory another instance of
a Christian general proclaiming to his soldiers the horrible
doctrine of giving no quarter. • True that women and
Oildren were sparer,, bat it you knock down the woo
that suppors them, you nalglit. in many instances complete
your murderous process, and kill, by one stroke, instesd of
subj-ctin m
your victim: to a i.eznille, fingering lite, and a
wretched end. However, the people have been lashed un
by the press into a demon-like spirit of revengeful fu y, d
we must wait fur :he return of sotfer reason before an order
of the day, violating all usages of wir, can lie disetts.zed in
the manner it deserves. It Gcneral Wilson as we think,
the -Erat Christial general that has ever openly proclaimed
the doctrine of no quarter, what shall we say of our With:—
tionity,?—Scarborozigh Alercury.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Rimelagh-street.
BOYS :ere ...al.O I:B.ED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Yew,.