Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24 00:00:00

MOVEIENTS OF SIR COLIN CA lIPBELL.

The Pads correspond ‘nt of a cotemporary says :—" It is
positively as erred in official quay tees, that Slit Colin Campbell
!eft Calcut•it on the 14 It Sedtemb•r, to 'place himself at the
brad of a European force, which the Geveinwent had provi-
sioned with every desctip ion of marching material for a
campaign whi:•11 would law eight months. At some appointed
epo., it is calcalated near Calcutta, these cx onsive stores were
rapid!), collre,ing, and the advance gua.,d would set out imme-
diately. Of co :use no-one pretends to ki.ow Sir Colin's plans.
but he is sa'd o have communicated 'l4i h the heroic bands who
are holding their pound at Delhi and elsewhere, add that
combined movements have been decided upon. Delhi is 790
miles from Calcutta, and tttlte semou is not favourable for
matching, the framed at , effect of Sir Colin's pins will only
tell to a moral, poini of view on the enemy. It is bel'ev,cl here
that 'II?, insurgn's have already made overtures, but entirely
failed, it being the iatentioa of the command r-in-chief not to
accept any ni-goeiations whatever with the King of Delft'. It
is a'so the opinion of foreign spectatots that the Sepoys have
certainly been assi,t7.7d by E ropenos in their motretnents, but
as th v fail to matte any impre sign when oppos.d to us, a well
conside ed attack fails front want of p uck. Repeated failure
Ls produced much discouravmtnr, and I am told it is said in
a late cl,spatch f oat Calcutta that an opinion is gaining ground
!o the (Met that as Sr ('P'in's army advances the insurgents
will disperse and abandon Delhi for the mouata'ns."

ARISTIDZEI, NOT THE JUT.—g handsome young wo-
man, whu call, d herself Medea, and who lives in the
neigh]) nrhood of the Rae de Breba, brought the followi g
charge bafore the tribunal of C rrecional P hlice, Puri°.
against a M. Aristi 'e. She said that at the latter end of
lust month, a friend of hers, Gaunt du N—, sent her a
preset-ht. (of game from Burguw'.y, an 1 that sla • invited s •me
gentlemen to partalte of it with her. ohe of these, a cer-
tain Oscar, f r whom she b(d a special regard, brought
sans ceremonie a friend of his, M. Aria ide, and though
she knew him not, she male him welcom.. Bat just as
they ware about to sit dawn to dinner, M. Ari,tide went
away on pretext of ping to a railway office to receive a
sum of to net, and to her sat p ise she found that ha had
c irried tff with him a gold watch, (loam, nted wi h
bril-
iaa
s silent.s x € tor
the The
Hants, worth about 800 f. She subsequently loarncd that
he had ,01l the watch, and had spent p r- of the procceJs
in giving a magnificent supper to a \11!(2. ire, alto of the
Qnartier Breda, to wit( m she had a special antipathy.
tribuns! sentenced him to a yetu's imprisonment.
complaint,Acist , 1 e
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POLICE I NTELLIGENCE.-YESTBRDAT.

LIVERPOOL.
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IroRTTNB TELLTNG AND oftEDULIM—CAITTIOS TO
ieSE:INTLIIIMEN4 ASTXOLOGPIR3 --DeteCtive-nffieer Carlyle,
learesgbt np a dirty looking fellow chant 27 years of • age,
wisx-e real name is Joello. B ly, alias Joseph Henderson,
sari x large of having obtained I*. from a servant
reeved Marry Ferrel, who resi lee at 5, Wrbster-at eet,
yt,encling to 'ell- hrr -torten,: •The officer s in
7‘niecrerrenee of a letter received by -Afajor Greig, I went
7eiterrhy, about 3 o'cloelr,:' by direciiou of llr Clough, to
Nee ST,-Oliver-sereet, Win!sor, where 'he prisoner
:rmi after waiting some time, with ollicer Rigby, I saw the
et-say song woman (Itiry Fwrel) leaving he house. I
dins went in end luund the prisoner eitting at a table,
eakhß rioanti'y of hool:s on fortune telling and a slate.
fora him. I also disc.:Awed a quanti+v of
wiz' tea bills or circulars,'of which this iS•a copy :--e" Know
:"Eitritestiny 1 All qu-stions arswercd on the present, pas',
and ihture; of - marriage, and the tithe when, with a
itieliption of the future wire or husband; of meking par-
elothe or sales ; of things les' ; whether an absent perzoa
eievel or alive; whether anyone shall have the thing
Soped for, &I. Any lady or golitliman who Wish•qi to have
rhair future life revealed to them' may consult jeseph
elerson, the aeronorner of I.:vat:phi], No. 61, Oliver,
atreet, leading nut of Parliament,st-eet, Windsor,
firerpeol. The heevens declare the gloty of God."'
:a-Arp."4 1.1.im I was a detee ive officer, and took him into
astsrody, on a cl,aege of haring eb ained a 'shilling by
prete'ndint,- to tell r liner. The prisoner then said'
--e• I have tried all means to get an toast living, but I.
retire failed t, do, ar.d I hay'e been obliged to resort to*t hi*.
Vilna I-have tried to evade the law, end I am sure of
tlres tronthe imprisonment." I then went into the next
ms•rert, and found his wife and is baby there, in a very
ItiPute conditiol. Officer Rigby and : I was with Mr.
11,-iyle, and I z,,t the followin;r, b)tis in the place :
"'"Nepol,on's Bit kof Fate ;" Manual of Astrology ;"
"iirter. 6iinonites As roonmiell Bohemeri*," 2 ; " In-
lektni-tion to Astrology," by William Lilly. A piece o'
wand parchment, with a di ty blue bit of iihban fas, to it,
found on his !Yeast by the Lffieer. I got a 1 A:lkiag-
or a tecculiar form, fastened in a tin frame, that
ntesied seven! ways, so as to r fleet (-ikes from front or
rem.. (This was rather an ingenious smell ecn'rivance,
and ea/cula'ed to deceive thi,si who are not aware of ep.ical
Wiwi:. es: and delusicns, as'it turned on a pive;and was con,
wegied by brass wires, inserted into a ttfirtope tin tube.)
ititionosf a quantity of mars fountl eb itit the prisoner's
nelle was the following blasphemons document, which 71.1
.nyillSt as it is, without point, en 1-with the capital letters,
!Whin, Sce- We copy it in ordor to prevent other rath is*
ch.= resorting to such means, and al3o to pr.: vent foolish
oEatpe frOni having their " fortacei told" by such
egreteles : --(' I do C.injure Constraiti and Command yon
writs Anelays anila Avaear in the mane of the father
saitof the son and of the hely goat bJ Alpha and omega
Regfrinieg and: the end and By the gee mal resu.ection
an 4 Tly him who shall come. ju-Ige the quick and the
Asysrl And the world by fire and By the...general restvection
in.tk! List day and by that natre whiteh is called Yeetre-
rarect:Ern, thq you cause the rrsep, or peisans Tri) stole.
Ehls in questi on to bring Reek the S Ilere fol.
aiwt4 a three corner angnla- figure, with a c-ess on the top,
tom.' in the centre the follow:ng worels : —"Z ill," with
gauze he rogliphie underneath, and " Sachiel"--*t he S turned
wean, and cutshie the line ••• Thrrat apliel." On ano•ber
*re t'Sahali" and the third it Masinen." Mar) Farrell, a
:ro.slmg girl, came forwarl and said : I ;meat to the priso-er'
e-rAep (laughter) to acquire about time books that were
stelen out of the
,house where I live. I asked him the
3nrses of the hooks, but he could not tell me. I ask :d
the numb,r of the books stolen, but he could not tel
meh (Laughter). I asked tihn if he could even tell" me
etkm the books were lest, and he could imt do it. (Great
ibughter) I didn't much like hid kind of fortune-telling
Waal of laughte,), so I thhught I'd try him a bit. (Ito-
uswedlaughter) asked him hid I got a letter la.,ely '
Csacis home, am: he said no. This I knew to he a lie, for I
gut sae that miming. (Screeches of laugh'ei). ' I asked
hire if / had any notion of going to Austra is, and he said
re-let-I no', as it would be better for me stay at home. Now,
tine lin'tv was a great lie, ihr I had a great notion of
refing to Aurra!da. (Renewed e.cals of laughter) I asked
ittri if there was a chanea of my getting married soon, anl
—glue the whole c.oirt, including the worthy magistie to,
han, into an incontr.dable fit of laughter)---yhich havintz
axboiaieti, his worship- csked—And what did he a v ?
;Kress---He sal4.-uo; for if I did I would lose all I had,
twin 3t would to better for me rennin tes I was. (More
'ere-bte ). Ile asked me if I was not over head and ears
rove with a dark,cernpleiioned rain will ale py,lookiog
sres, who kept a puhlic-hcu•e, and I sei I knew no such
as". nod he slid it was a pity Idi n't. (Laugh?, r.) Mr.
Trowel—Did Nou pay him any money? Yes a shilling. Mr
Macs Sehl : Woat did, yAi give him the shilling for ?
't.'4sB:_ F r telling my fortune, cf source." (Langhter )
Tktd yon shifting into h s hand? ; 1 la'd it oa
Miss- table. Mr..Mansfiahl : Did he tell yeti what hie charge
arc I- Yes. sir; he said to ante ton :g Wits :1;e me, ho
sitsays charged' Mr. : Ilow did yoti
Ned him oat to go there'? Why, ci-, I heard of him 'corn
etther young ladies, and of course I "went to have my
:keine tell. (Peals' of latighter.) Mr. Manefi 11: Well;
.-crei tin you holier,: him ? Oh, not now; sir, for I; strongly
arin&ct he's a rogue. Mr. lian,field: What are yna ? • A
zwirant, sir, at 5,, Webster-street. Mr. Mansfield : I hope
wiil cure you of fortunehheling in future. Gil: I
Peiveeki teitik it will, sir. (faangh'er) Mhnsfield :
Welii prisoner, wihit have you t) say to this charge?
Witmer : Oh, I did not loT.v before this that it was
nr ul. Carlyie seid,be heard the prisoner was only in
itiwn a fortnight. Prisoner : 011, yes, I am .here fi;teesi
/*tin, but lam ode a fortnight at this trade—l n-,ver
;U.' std it hofore. Mr. Mansfield deligeated. the fellow as
ltheat and inotrer. Ile did not know how to• let
*kw telliisg Corkin( s. He trusted, as the `girl had spent
kyr shilling, and had a bit of fan out-of it, she would not
arain be trapped by s ich an igno—:.t ruffian as the p:ieaner.
1J -faopPd, a,l o, the public would be on their guard agai-st
,ece_ blackguards. Ile sent the prisoner to gaol for three
CIPOrTtb., with hard labour.

FnIALX " PEOFES3OR" GF. FORMNii TELLING.—
borfne Foster, alias Russell, was brought up by detec-
jim AftCulioch, on remand, charged Zvi h having obtained
,Trezirg ar pare! frun Mary Ateubbin, of Cinnirg.street,
ksrpretending tl tell fottunee. Tha details of this case
puNished two or three days ar, when,it was shown
oftet the prweco'rix, a young Highland g irl (very like
n.ilighland Marv" of Burns' Istria fame), W 33 "done" out
nt:per "dude's" by the fern
,pruftsvor of the " dead
;armee The eii'enee twin; pert-et, Profoesor,si Foster
ssent for three months to With the widitial of hard
i*boar. [We understani that the town is swarmed with
may ard female " fortune tellers ;" and, what surpri4es us
acrwr, is the fact that these imp)stors are said to be doing
"soaring trade of it. it is a prToti that edadatiou is
wattrd- for it is only the utterly ignorant who r. sort to Ruth
7-vefr, We Lust the excostire 1-rd the exertions of the
ruse will ri,ot, the blackgu ,rds out of the !own
Ci-t.tiors tif,ie6ribre I ?oking persin, named
giraffes hasten, was charged by a female„ named Either
tszitb,with hiving sttentipted to get her otit of the way as a 1
tti:3tuetss. Mr. Muck defead-d: The short f c's were
ttsise. The wem ,t 1 Smith,was a native of Manchester, on!
nas seining to Liverpool as a witness in a ease at the
;issions, against three persons who were tried.for ribbing
ausiblic-ii,use in Park-Lite of over £5OO. Tne allegation
the woman was, that on her way from M soehebter she
.et the• prisoner, who tifered her £lO if fibs went away,
atesZ did not give evidence. AI,. Bluck, on cross-examina ion
the witness, &icited the fact that she swore she was a
=carried woman, but sha admitted that was, a;lie. Un
this-
Mr. Wink founded an argtutneat that shs was not worthy
sT edit on her oath, and his Worship discharged the
saner.
CF EMB, ZZ T,E MINT. J,lnswo,
&seabed as an agent to Mr. Ystes, b'scuit baker, London,
;sets- brought up by detecti:e officer Povey, on a charge of
:14.siag embt zzle.i sums of money helongin, to his empl.:yer..
cat,er to fou;,d a case for a remand, a parson nam :d
ardell—was produced, who swcre he paid. ;he pris2ner
which was not retained to his inaployr. He was
atettiamlC-cl for seven days..

..114-hert Lai;gley, well klowa to the polio p, w 7,6 se;~.t t
furaai three nvrels,
.for an :attempt to hxeatt into th
piarjoslouse, of Mr. Newry, §co'.iargl.77oad, 9.t 3 iit the
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w Ci,O CUING MADE Ga EA C.'l at LFWIS, and

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460-2aut ART TREASVRE IN NIANCONSTAR......7C3reeII
'rOlitite building at,Ofd wa
aged -unontito atlCOU're! with pleasnro,-Wa,AiVia9. arils's
*vim b+ in to reap-the ad7antiige of being.'eclitriblitorsto
Wtl Tv: tr with' sineareplealture that
• Welitle; or 14,ath, hls. I+4, h:lai,td him in-ilanoi-J.ste.:
ta;ether gr.-,iips of bit's";A:hich have
a.taed for ini so wide and' eThisn,:r ribqa rolluta; Lin as
;l first of living wood e: We end ,cst;:od that Mr •
AblETiaallTiluvr, M.P., has pm el-11--e,l from Mr..
Wallis a group bf bird:, co:.ststirig of a, tern or'sco sWail ow,
cad a robin red breast,st:.pondect from the branchcs cf the
turn tree. The cOmposi.lon: stipplernentycl by a blae
sttie fly, R c=efping, lizarrt, :Ze., and in its execution
xrtabines all those the 'exdellin6es pee liar to M,. Wait s'.
carvings. " Theft) is agraceftil,eksa in the work of err, and
cue that will uptield.Mr.-Wallis'El repiratiAtt for einturiei
tra•rame. It is, we hear, the' sixth cempositixi Irons hi!,
tha't has fonnd a isrine amongst, the' meoant,
-14nces of Mat ehester.-111anchestir Exaniiner.

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