The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-17 00:00:00

CRIMINAL COURT —(THIS HAY) ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
OLD COUH.T. I .I..Ew •• ES:MINSTER
(B,fere Mr. Baron ALDERS.,I4 and Mr. Jus'ice WIGHT, 1 0;3') ii:tend L. ~Vkit Is ,••: ..4.latdsione Oho sea of the
• . max ) • L'ettl of.Witrefailsetr, teed lb? rej. Gael of Neese. Jar trio
MURDER.— Guiseppe Remurino, an Lalien, ege.l 20, tepresentation et Westmtnste r. It yi ow; thereterri
eeieritard ti 3 a tailor, rand Emanuel Antota;* another hevi s the free-lra.leres at. (nee to nniee !leer
aged 22, also••clesctibe4 as a sailer, wece ii diced stcLtre rate it et Gen, eel ',6 64.
;For the wilful murder of l'nomas :elurlety. Jelin Villiers Shtlley. the Lie°,
tholito, with ;whom was 31 r. Cierke, condueted the Eraetuoneate4—eriNioootute, ..yraetrlek ';;ettingoeof, "I:lller..ol;'iilgei
• prosecution; and M Parry arry appeared tor t'll6'dt-A,ne,.. On Morietiy
Itappeared from the ripening lit,ste.werit of tbe Learned Aggregtee Coraatitree wits tiehl-in the 7:dere:aims' Half,
Counsel tor the prosecution, that some few week-, ego, Hunerr-Lquere, Ediubergh, to receiee
on a-Sunday nightethe 30Lh or May, the two' pri,icriers from ,'h^sutecenamittee eppui,o,d
and the ,eleceesed were: at the Three Crowns public held on the 14th alt. Teett wee e leer:, intare-
house, in East Smithfield, near the docks, anti while rotes at.endarete: the hefl being ceetied; tl;
they Lem there the deeeileed• accidenfally, upset some Adam bck tir:tm'eallf'd to leer chair, wed ire tkLo ceursie
liquor,. but ate retired in order tbrt thete should of ten eloqueut address he reated teat ee
be no dietrerbence, as . the two prisoners quence of the influence Which haLl been treed ;1
trail the
seemed thaposed .to quarrel with him. Ile beepinees of elite-lancing filet eiteough ftw.ulay
therefore repaired e to the • Orie Crown public-house, would net run the risk at r 3 te eond rejectien;':Yett if
'which stand's at the curber of:Oee Beer-illey, it piece of the constituency of Edineergh elected him,_ be: v.erull
a vei.y.low deterietien,aud.eccupied by notorieuely- feed consider tail eieselieited honeur doubly beneuratikei end
• characters. ThitZter, : the two prisoners lollovre,d him, would servo Oaten faithfa Mt3rirkOrti then
arid some women coming trettn
the ueene a -row ensued in wee, d, and s`.;lr.r. P. ilowilee er erirderl; the re-
euestqueracce of (morel the prisoners having threatened solteeee, which veas carrircf toaroliteousle:—" 'Pefst this
tot` LTA • the .faeo of a female. O{4ilfettiettig uteeti4 approVe of the Sogeesel, d
;it ear
vt till a men named Tenisen. Teniseie, hewever, Mr. rits,eatilly us ei topeesereetiee for tbe„ca4LlP`iin"
who -was drunk, was feeLitly carritl hitt! ihe iiergh at the ezeetinte clicte'-ie etet net ell I
street by a friend named, Connelly, ussiased by i,cco,sary rout iris kr r..ecer:ee oii A.
the dee:eased. Tee • prigenera 'were soon etterwares Thuiripzon belies.; tees Me, Meveulay i, un-
Seen in, the. street, and :another diaturtirmee teltfeg changed rind ete'shengeable his eafideui' priticieles;
-the police, • came IV ails then' PIK' lan perfectly atis Li,'d la it he IS returned to
aveay. It was late at night, .but, nevertheless., Parliareenr hi, will do comae jegtiere to every Sect in
after the police had disa. ppearnd Tenison recurnicl to the the empire. I am ,d so (Ott, tattfitied with the di cla-
'court 'and joined the prisoners again. They renewed ration made by oar chairmats, • Li) .t riteMie I.*el.),Leefileyis
tbe.previous quarrel, and Connelly onee more ieterfered elected he will serer, and con,, icier it an hnfinfir to ree
to get him away, but the plitoner. Autole who had present this city. I propese t'itre's cheer:, for 11-le. Me-
.armed hientelf with a poki,r, to the ground, catilay.—(The meeting keSponiied te the CAI e.y.tirLifig
as hp Wee iu the act of taking Teuison with both areas en masas and giving throe hc.itty e.l:er2ts, diving
round the waist. The deceased; Illurley, who their hats, heeilkerchiefa Sec) After a COethil voLe of
witnessed the terrible assault, rushed Upon An- thanks to the chairman the inie tieg s+ earat,ed.
tole, . toe prevent. his repeatieg , the -Mower and MACCLEBFTELD.—A vigorous contest haa already corn-
while he . was restraining him the, other, pri• mence,i in thin borough'. There ate three;caedidates;
sonar, Remorino, advanced to the spit, when Antola Mr. Brocklehurst and Mr. Jelin the present
handed him a huge clasp-knife, which Remorino opemd Members, and both Free-traders; and AIL C.E. Egerton,
and deliberately stabbed the deceased in the lower part a " Darbyite." Mr. Brocklehuret, who poSseesee
of the abdomen. The 'prisoner then thcateped. while manse local influence, is certain of his return, read the
the deceased fell senseless to the greued. -He was, contest will lie between Mr. Williams and Mr.' Eg6ton.
however, .taken up by some of his companions, and as Mr. Egerton, though now, for the nonce, repuoietieg
be.was found to be dreediully- bleeding from the wound any defile to restore the corn-laws,' is the same gcntle-
whieh the knife had inflicted, he was convoyed to the man who, so late as • 1850, on the elevation of Sir J.
London Hospital, where be lingered for a few hours in Jervis to the bench, contested Cle-ster against Mr. W.
greate.agony and then- died. It would seem that 0. Stanley, and at that time upbn avowed Pro-
all the parties were drunk at the time of tectionist princip!tr. _ 11.-mte•r of that great Eger-
the occurrence, and in the early part of the ton family which is cenepieueus in the electioneering
night the deceased and one of the prisoners had annals of Ctieghire, and which has considerable direct
a stand-up fight about some drink which bad been given and indirect influence in arid about Maicestield. and pos-
to a prostitute, and in the course of the encounter the sensing, himself', vast wealth which he has publicly de-
prisoner received a severe punishment and a black eye. elated he will use in every " legitimate" mariner towards
Counsel having addressed the jury for the prisouers, the furtherance c,f his purposes; it is expeete.l that he..
The Learned JUDGE summed up, when' • will run Mr. Williams very hard; and, thegeeat
The jury, after deliberating for a short time, retired popularity' of Mr. Williams, more particularly eutong
,and returned into court with a verdiet of Manslaughter the .working' men—a popularity which not only iu Mac-
against both prisoners. clesfield, but in all other parts the country, he has
The COURT then sentenced them to two. years impri- earned by a consistent course of therough and uncom-
ionalent with hard labour. ' promising liberalism—it is by no ew gas certain that' ho
will keep his seat. His friends are,. however, exerting
themielves heartily in his favour; and he is facing the
vague "Perbyisai" of his opponent with an enviable
list of the votes he has given on reform, economy, and
liberal measures generally, since the beginning of. ;his
Parliament.

• RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE,
• NORFOLK.
A special meeting of the shareholders of the above
company was held yesterday at the offices, Guildhall-
. buildings, for the purpose of considering the expediency
,of creating debenture Or preference shares under the pro-
:visions of the Act of Parliament passed iu the present
•session, and to create such shares, or such number
,thereof, as might be deemed expedient, and, on such
terms as might be determined at such meeting. Mr. S.
-M. Peto, M.P., was in the chair. • -
• The notice by which the meeting had heen convened
having been read by the Secretary, ."
The CHAIRMAN said—You may naturally suppose
that to a matter of the kind_to which the advertisement
calling this meeting refers—one so seriously involving
Your interests in perpetuity—your directors have
given their moat serious consideration. Although
they see their way perfectly clearly to the
courae of action brought under your notice, they
have been induced, from having the pleasure of recog-
nising amongst the names of their shareholders' those of
gentlemen eminently qualified to give •the best practical
advice on the subject, to come to the determination of
suggesting to you to appoint a committee of consultation,
With a view of adjourning this meeting to the 28th inst.,
and I would therefore propose," That the following pro-
prietors be requested to eat as a committee to confer
with the directors as to the terms on which the prefer •
sacs or debenture shares to. be created under the pro-
'visions of the recent Act of Parliament shall
be issued, and to report thereon, in conjunction
With the directors., to an adjourned meeting:—
a. D. Bassett, Esq.,- D. B. Chapman, Esq., W. M.
• Coulthurst, Esq.' Sir J. W. Hogg, Bart., Joseph Lae
Pence, Esq, E. W. Mills, Esq, Francis Mills, Esq.,
acieu .Norbury, Esq., W. H. C. Plowden, Esq., M.P.
and M. A. do Rothschild." These gentlemen are all
,
4ete'proprieters, and it appears to your directors e very
Rise and desirable thing that they should be 'associated
with them in considering a question which so materially
effects your ititerests as the creation of debenture shares
in-perpetuity to supersede the debetature capital. I ism
the mere induced to suggest this course in consequence
having received letters from proprietors, no two of whom
aPpearto take similar views as to what should be (toile,
and also from the feet that as chairman of the Chester
itticl • Holyhead Railway I have found no difficulty in re-
newing et - 3 pet' cent. 147,000/. of the debentures of
that cempaey. Ile then formally moved' the resolution
se given above.
Mr. A. BARBER seconded the resolution, which was
carried unanimously.
The CHAIRMAN then moves the adjournment of the
%feting to the 28th inst.
The motion having been seconded, •
Toe PHAIRMAN said he would, before the resolution
wes put to the meeting, take the opportunity of i.b-
serving (es he had received letters from shaieholders
.”pe9ciag the mutter), that the order of preference
*nitres would be the same as settled, in the Act of Perha-
inent—vie , the first atter the debenture stares to be
Created. was the Lowestef; 4 percent.; the next, tho 5
Per cent. extensions; then the si; the 6 per cent.; and
Waveeey, 5 per cents.
PROPRIETOR inquited the respective amounts of the
k'w"ferenee capital.
1,110 CHAIRMAN said it was as follows:
•eceiestoft Four per Cent., 1845 ... £120,000
Ftve
per Cent. Extension, 1846 ... 300,000
Five per Cent. ... • . ... 105,000
1„"e per Cent. ..• ••• 120,000
"etweney Ftve per Cent. ... ... • 36,980
ivtisviplained that the Act obtained by the company
during the present session converts the whole of their
preference capital into preference shares, which will, in
• extinguish the debenture debt.
ek PROPRIETOR, requested to know when the heeds
'ell iee •
T• he CHAIRMAN, said they were as fellows : -
blonds due and falling due during present veer £891,230
Ic 1853 ••• ... 22,300
1854 25 750
1855 „.. ••• ... • 11,000
1856 4,395
.•• ••• ••• 3,0e0
' 1859 4,000

LITERATURE.

A TREATISE ON THE DIFFERENTIAL
CALCULUS; with its Application to Plane
Curves, to Curved Surfaces, and' to Curves of
Double Curvature. By Thomas' Miller, ALA.,
FR.S.E., Rector of the Academy of Perth.
M‘ Lachlan and Steuart, Edinburgh;
"Can anything good come out of Galilee?" 'so
speaks the sneering Pharisee. Can any mathemati-
cian exist beyond the Solway ? has been too apt to bie
the taunt of the savans of Cambridge. Here, indeed,
is an opusculurn from a Scotch _Hector of u.Scotch
Academy. Denude it of the title-page, and assuredly
it will pass muster for -the produce of the Cam, and
not•the Tay. Those best able to judge of the rich
stores which are hid in these psigeS have expressed no
uncertain opinion of the high powers of the learned
author, and the value of the present contribution
which he has made to the exact sciences. We hope
that the scientific world may hear again of the meri-
torious author in this walk, which appears to be -one
where he is quite at home, and where he makes sport
and play with the power of figures, which cau-siespour
cranium to spin even to behold. We know that-toe
giants of the•north acknowledge this babe to be of
tbeir kindred- and race; So it may be still said of the
land of the Admirable Crichttm, " there are giants in
these days.

X 461,695
The motion for adjournment to the 28th haL,nt
Olirried, and the meeting brol:e up.

WATERFORD AND KILKENNL—The directors of this
are wing their best exertions to have it opened,
They have had many difLulties to overcome, bat it is
stated that the permanent way is being laid down be-
tDetuTerpoint arid Kuoekwilliam, and the progress
Place
has been made in the works between 'the latter
"tee and Denkett daring the last fsw weeks is very
grest.

ofCC;4IIWALL.--We utiderstend that at a large meeting
th o boattl, on Saturday lust, winch was attended by
e tb
r representatives of the Associated Companies, it was
°Eolved to request Mr. Brunel to prepere his plans as
le'eltly its possible, for the purpose of obtaining tenders
conAtruction of the bridge across the Tamar at
*altash.—Devonport Gazette.
TAE
brOcrit VALLEY.—It is gratifying to know
that this line is at length about to be opened, and
k''Qat the greatly desiderated accommodation of \Volvo:-
gampton and the district is about to be afforded. In
hin have rseetiogs been held and reports published,
kkitations been sent to the Board of Trt da, and speeches
°teen made, for all failed alike to bring the directors of
45 Shrewsbury and Birmingham Companies to their
:elutes, and induce them to allow the Stour Valley to be
"Pened; bet the moment two plain, honest, common
Leese.
business men, like Messrs. Glyn and Clive, met
1160iatlier, the matter which presented such difficulties he-
re became simple and easy, and the whole affair tv.is
itttled- in the twinkling of a gnat's eye.— Wolverhampton

1,11 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.- (Miles in work, 223 A,
Return of Traffic for the Week ending dune 6, 1852:
Passengers, parcels, carriages,
horses, dogs, and mails , f.:6,969 0 0
Merchandise and minerals ... 5,238 17 2
Cattle 261 4 7

Total .. ....£11,469 1 9
e°tteePonding week, 18M (236 miles):
Passengers, parcels, &c. ... X 8,309 0 11
Merchandise, Cattle, &c. ..., 3,911 18 4

Total ...£12,220 19 3
01,,A„
“eABHIRE AND YORKSIDRF RAILWAY. (260 miles
"11.)Traffic for wee innein June 13, £17,737 13 0
Corresponding week last year (260
nines open) .. ....£21,707 4 4
Agn HOLYHEAD RAILWAY,-.1. raffia -for the
..c4 ending June 13 :

MAIN LLNE.

Passengers . •-•
Parcels, H. C. and D. ...
Goods, cattle, &c.
lilaila

• £1,499 9 5
• 76 19 0
▪ 525 1 11
• 575 0 0

Total

... £2,676 10 4

•••
MOLD.

Paqtengers •••
Parcels, H. C. and D. ••• •••
Goode, cattle, &c. ,••

£35 3 3
2 3 10
81 4 6

Total

... £l2l 11 7

••• '
STEII4I-130AT;i.

Passengers
Parcels, H. C. and D, ...

~. £4Ol 16 11
23 5 10

Total

£425 2 9

cok Private -offer of 186,000/. has been offered to the
b.2a.lmissioners of Encumbered Estates for the great Martin
4:llPetty
Gin alway, which is to be sold publicly on the 14th
"II 4 not disposedg priyately bofttro tbA (1431.-