The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-25 00:00:00

SHERIFFS' COURT.-(THIS DAI'•)

(BJors Mr. W. BCRCLIELL
WALL V BRITTLEBANR.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff ti recover
the sum lit 3204 and interest, for money had and received
by the defendant, to and for the use of the plaintiff.
Mr. COOPER, for the plaintiff, said that defendant was
matiagit,g cis: is to his fa: her, who was plaintiff's solicitor.
In 1850 [..a.itititi" b,catne entitled to a large sum of money;
and defendant was authorised to receive the money, gee
he received the sum inveitior with instructions to Jay
it out on toortgve. I).dendant had admitted tbitt the
money had come to his hane.f, but had not paid it or
rendered anyEatisfact.ory acm•unt. out
mission BLOWER, the plaintiff's solicitor, proved an -
mission by the defendant, who said the money vitie
on m•:)rtge, but he refused to execute a &duration of
tv
trust, as he said the money con!d be had at any Inoteent. •
The jury gave a verdict for th,, amount claimed.
NICHOLLS V. LEGGE. thg
This was sn action to recover the sum of 191. 19t1.9
balance of an attorney's bill of 27/., for taking defend°
through the Insolvent Court.
verdict
There was no defence, and the jury gave - •
far the an oust,

MI

VIARLBRO'-ST REE r--( T HIS DAY') •
GENTLEMANLY AMUSEMENT.— William Richards
John case, Iwo" gentlemen," were brought before JX"
Bingham, charged with beating a cat to death.
Freeman, C 10, stated that this morning, about thrtae
o clock, he was on duty in New Bond-street, when .1
saw the defeLdants run after a cat, and beat i$
their walking sticks till it was dead. The witness U
mediataly a ent up and to, k th. m into custody.
The deft ndants did not deny the charge, and
the persons who t rought ti.em up did nut teach them
th,,t killing a cat was an act of cruelty.
Mr. I3INCHAN severely censured the defendants erd
the wanton set of cru-1 y they bad been guilty of' $u -
fined them 3/. each.
The mon. v was immediately paid.
John Debbit was cviarg.,d bef• ;re Mr. Bingham W
,„ ,
being druek, and making use of abusive and insult"
latgusge towards Dr. Taylor Gordon, 26, 13r)ao8t00*
gowns.
The complainant said on the previous afternoon he
was proceeding along Oxford str, et, and when Is
said that
Barners.s!reet.. he saw the d. fendant coming t"`ca'
him with a large basket on' his shoulder. In order 10 .
avoid acollieion witness, who was walking slowly 81°1
got close to the kerb stone, when the defendant catne Is •
contact with him with such violirice that he was 01°37b •
knocked into the road. Complainant expostulated Obi,
the prisoner, who, instead of civilly apologising for
ting
conduct, abused him in the most vulgar and int
terms. As he persisted in his abuse, witness called
constable and gave him in charge, on public gr°°-
; -
alone.
of the
Harvey, 99 E, corroborated the latter portion•
; ;--
complainant's evidence.
Defendant, who expressed his sorrow for what bell°
done, was find 104., or seven days.

CRIMINAL JUDICATURE IN EGYPI.

sir,—TpoerTmHitEmEeDtloTOsnu OpFly Tall: DAILY nErfs• •
mint last night in the House of Comomisimioonnsi,nardYw6htS
onektoo r
ieth'
m
in consequence of the observations of Mr.
Milnes, implying that punishments were inflicted by,,ithiner
pachas of Egypt without trial of the offenders, Ieou""""
to be of importance.
This is not tho case. Offenders are in the first ill'
stance brought before a police magistrate, who exowinzie°
into the facts, arid, if the offence be trifling, surnmertl
disposes of it; or, it of a grave character, commits to
offender for trial by the proper tribunal, called the Ga;
diuieh. There the witnesses are brought forward, tt,"
the case disposed of. A record of the proceedingsck' 111
this court is sent to a court of review called the Ha
anieb, where the prcoeedings are reviewed, and, in co°
of any defect being discovered, the matter is further it"
vestigated.
Finally the matter ia referred to the Puha, who di"
recta such punishment as the case may seem to him to
require.—l am, Sir, &c.,
ARTHUR ANDEBSO24
122, Leadenhall-street, March 24.

TIDE GRINNELL TESTIMONIAL en
The following characteristic letter treat Mrs 014°1/-.'
declining to receive the proposed national token dr--
titude, has been received by the committee, in cons:,,
(pence of which we understand that it is in cootemPi. „
lion to return to the subscribers the money received 11)1
the purpose:—
" Now York, Feb. 24. ,
" Gentlemen,—The report being confirned by tbe
arrival from England of your generous intention to Pre.,
sent me with a memorial of British gratitude
13 for tufo
efforts for the relief of Sir John Franklin, I E„g be
transmit by the first steamer my grateful sense 01 _,
feelings which have dictated the movement. and o_
&
quest most earnestly that you will dedicate to theu
cos, ry of the missing navigators any sums you may
Li
collected tor the purpose. „n of
" I claim no merit for my expedition; the c-111
Sir John Franklin is the, cause of universal burose4e;
and my country would have reaped as much advantage
as yours had he succeeded in opening the icy gate* -
tile Arctic regions. and et:
" I only regret that the aid was so ineffectual'
earnest in hopes that the coming season will witeehe
more power'ul fforts to assiec in the recossry of
f
nrave n who have periled life for the advanceoleel °
kn,ofvGlr7tltgeeft,iitioy bt nefir, not England alone, but the whole
world.
beg to decline r7ePe I for an set which
g testimonial
was simply
a duty, especially urgent upon the citizens
of this maritime commonwealth.
riveciniatin.g your. honourable motives.
" With sentiments of great respect,
•`1 um, Gentlemen. your friends
" HENBYGBINNELL.

"To Sir John Ross, Sir Wm. Edward Perry,
Capt. Wm. Penny, and °them"

METROPOLITAN CoMMTSSIoNE
to the Thomas
1;19
The Greek-street,
re kCysmt 1
en Commissioners i oners
Soho-square. held
were Mr. Edward Lewes, chairman, Major Dawson, and nil
the
however, cheques outstanding and unpresent.edblet
ao
rne.h
who
nwl ads statedbe
57t8h41. thelen. balance3d .
There
l would
amount of 228/. 1 ls. 5d., the balance really,
now ordered to be made, amounting to 15, , 1
be reduced to 15,556/. ss. rod. Against this,o24ovoaaly:ma_eean,trstirtwisgtehiresse,
nf co balanceurs
course, irrespective
5 l 6/. in handstenf t
the
in
b anbi i being.
n I IgP,
obtain. The business
last meeting, they determined
r fined to the bearing of sum.
transacted by the Court waos_cao ,merely
routine character.
menses, and other matters t
BARNSLEY.—Yesterdae ol
et
atno thee ()lino 1,310i0s sii own rise
h;
Surrosrn MURD"e AT
who
ion, near the
anorendasr from premisesthei
morning, some colliers
enintyn
their work ; when about mt°w°
d An • L - Annie a3cock, aged twenty"
ith her daughter Emily,
Barnsley,r
oswtanrtdeodotros:
three years, lying "'' whom had their throats ten ,
they found a tamale name
in her arms, both of
of the child was nearly severed from its body. Deceased
cihuaest I cat: of
Smithbee n cohabiting having
:I °''' e
was married about three years ago to an excavator, nstatiletdhr
awtr
iphree7sLoa
nasysnc
ago
mici 1 tcebdie,
left him,
but
iiem;
,cuon
Innesdneh i
il, a
poor wolmt
tdurrinnkpiinkge-raotaßda,masbioeyut,
andte whenhundred
_h poacher.e
a batch of houses aajoining the Sheffield d Waked
so
oh emhuacbhi
that 0 f i 1 lt -hues
neighboursi ng
ntubire
his
takenm frionnit 0 continuer
tt
oi dy. g
where the bodies were found.
wenty
aids
13 0
mf Tr:olnimehye
tr:ee
eb s i:od
iLeid.l3:
jeeinArai
ains.staotnedmthnnadtalaT
17:',as
eat
beenvent hiinterfered, but not so as.t.,Yiso
LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.) ill-treatment. Gledhill
LONDON, MARCH 25_. THE SEA EAGLF OR GREAT ERNE,--00e ,f the
breeze and cloudy. largest sea '
eaglea, and of the most erf tplumage we
Been, was trapped la: t week lib
eAcirp. Donald, gabrnalee
PooLE, MARCH 24.
Oak, New York.
y 7t feet
Robert Reid, Esq., of Glendhu, west co ,
—WWininddvaaritabi7e°,-11 Sid. Hearts of ,
4 —Yirind E.—Arrd Apro-
Th extent of its wings outstretched
DARTMOUTH, MARCH 2 . __ ..... . _ Sutherland
Port, Adler 9 • ' e*hi k-
-1 inches; length from beak to tail, 3 feet 11A inch, -c •
Baltimore.
MARCH 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. P, flees of leg, 81/2 inches. Beak a beautiful yellow • tail par,
PLEMoUTEI, --- —U.
pos Porta Plata, for Hanaburgh. Off
white. Weight of the entire bird, 16 pounds. 'We true!
pbrates, Calcutta.
24.—Wind N.E,—Sld. the time is now at hand when sportsmen will veto the us
°
PILL, MARCH Elizabeth, of the vermin trap for catching these magnificent
t to
Trinidad.
Valparaiso; El Teide,
E•S• E• —Arra. and will look upon a rifle shot at an eagle as equal spborirdi,
shooting the finest antlered deer in the forest.--javernw
GLOUCESTER —Sid. Solway, New York.
QUEENsToWN, MARCH 23.—Wield Courier.
X ,r•ra, Saldahana Bay; Juverna, CITY•
REGULATIONS FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES IN THE ._c
gayti. —This day the new regulations adopted by is 7 feau
raLLYBEGS, MARCH 23.—The Hawk, of Aldermen, to prevent obstruc ions in the City tht blares,
from Livvr pool, is un shore, but expected Annan,
from the loitering of cabs and omnibuses plying
tor hire
FALMOUTH, MARCH Wind
Arrd. May po, Si'rre Leone• Jeane E, light breeze.-- is 26, on which 362 vehicles will be allowed to put for 1), i.rte:
NEWPORT, MARCH 24 ) Emma, Honduras. The plying places for the suburban omnibuses in xtre,
Ides, St. Thomas. .—Wind RE., 'group-81d. Street, Arthur-street West, and Lealienball-s•reet.
GraCe-
SWANSEA, MARCH 24.—Wi d N E A i•
u , , rrd. Helena, church-s
abolished, 'shed, and stands in lieu thereof appointed in - at
treer, at the Flower-pot, Bishopsgate-street, ,_
Hardy, Cubs. King Williim-street, London-bridge, near St. Switben 5
SUNDERLAND —Sid. Stn z Men • Westrein ster, Quebec. Church, at the open space near the Obelisk, between Lorne
HULL, MARCH Wind 'T
1 bard-streetiblrenuCgourtol
24. N.E.—Sid. Jut ove, . and King William-street, a' the north sid,°_:.
Davis Strait% , Saint Paul's Churchyard, and in Bridge-street, Blackfriar
At each stand officers will be stationed, to regulate the del3°!‘
DEAL, MARCH 24.—Wind calm; P. M. E.N.E., fresh.— ture of the vehicles, and afford the necessary information t°
Arrd, from the River and aid. Alice Maud, tingapore; the public.
Devonshire, Algoa Br Albion, Jamaica; Ceylon, ba-
y;
I Hi, IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE OF THE lililTFil
Vannah ; Emil, Qu t.e,; Morley, Si. Andrew.
KINGDONI —Some returns were yesterday printed, by 2. %tile tr
LIVERPOOL MARCH 24.—W ind E.—Arrd Sophia, Rio
g:-. ,droems p e c tli
no g
18x2
norvt
aiandue eo2; Fos
of -the House
de la Wont.; F„ti,,uli, 11-.11, 51.,bi1e; Be itspore, Mobile ; trade of te't: UnitedC"m 1111: inr
imports into the United Ki;
seas,
WHoornlad , Niee)i,gY;olwk.ii,Sirrld..dAccoranic,utHt:;v.treroiant.;br•447.
Dieraeli, Rio Jaueirt.;
41 rates of valuation, amounted to only 30,531.1411, an't is
1850 they reached to It 0,460,433/. In 1822 the exportoe
Atric-,.; Yeoman, San Franeibeo;
Johann C. Stmoni, Saute.; Helen, Put a; Koweet, La from the United Kingdom were 53,470 099/ and in 045
gdorn, calculated at the officTl
Guayra; Etuurspocr, New Orleans; William Pine., ditto; they had reached to 197,309,876/. There is also an increaos!
Margaret, Charleston; William Patten, Baltimore.; in the value of the articles and produce of manufacture
._I
Baltic steamer. New York; Colonist, ditto; Ticonderola, the United Kingdom exported. In 1,322 the real or ace..
ditto; Frances P, Sage, ditto; Pyramid, ditto. Glared value was 36,966,6,3/., and in 1850 the value of en '
lily
14
KINsALE, MARCH 23.—The Amy of ,nd ID, from exports amounted to 71,367,885/. There has been an
prevenient in the trade of this country until it has reached_,..... ,
Honduras, struck on the south-wort side of the Seven
-' Cove this m • its present Mai state as evidenced by the document Pyr.
Heath' near Barry s , morning, and almr.st printed. -
immediately went to pieces ; crew, except three our
P Tlr, Diked . Broglie, ci devant Ambasqidor at
drowned, ls the day
SRIBBEREEK, MARCH 23 —The Nuovo Ideate of Court from France, and his two sons, left Brusse
, , before 3 esterday, for Pi.ris.
Trieste, Clalatz to Queenstown, is on shore on a rem & a the
between Crookhaven and
mensland Channel, and is THE KING OF HANovER.—We undersoin
~0
breaking up ; cargo and five drowned. King of Hay:over is expected to arrive in this country' at tm
WEsTPORT, MARCH 24.—The Eraclis (Ottoman latter end of May. •
Ile
vessel), Constantinople to Queenstown or Falmouth, I liii'le Butt, E.N., Q.C., has arrived in this city. 4
has put in very leakh and moot discharge.l proceeds to Youghal this morning to canvass the elector"
i tIA W 9110040 Onstit4tion of Tuesday,
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