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MR. GLADSTONE'S LATEST AMEND
MENTS TO THE REFORM BILL.

The following circular has been addressed by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer to the members of the
Conservative party in the House of Commons :--
"My dear Sir,—Mr. Gladstone has given notice
of a series of amendments which he proposes to
move in committee on the Reform Bill, on Thursday
next.

" These amendments are Mr. Coleridge's relin-
quished instruction in another form.

" The first of them relates to the vital question of
residence, and if any one of them be adopted it wil
be impossibie for the Government to proceed with
the bill.

" I shall, therefore, feel particularly obliged by
your attendance in the House of Commons on that
evening.---I have the honour to remain faithfully

yours,

" B. DISRAELI.

1, Downing etroot, April 9."

POLICE INTELLIGErICE.—This Day

ARLBOROUbiI-S T REET

CHARGE AGAINST A CAB PROPRIETOR. - John Tipple,
cab proprietor, of No. 25, New Tothill-street, "Westminster,
was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt charged with receiving
two axle-trees and two pairs of springs, the property of Mr.
Thomas Weldhen, of No. 12, London-mews, Fitzroy-
square, well knowing that they were fraudulently obtained.
The prisoner was further charged with hrving in his pos-
session two sets of new harness, four new silk umbrellas,
one with a cocoanut stem handle, a pair of silver tongs,
and a spoon marked "T. A. E.," some teaspoons marked
"J. E.," two silver watches, one maker's name Cooper, a
gold watch, a metal watch, a leather hat-box and hat, a pair
of gold spectacles, two electro-plated teapots and a coffee-
pot, and a large quantity of other articles supposed to bo
stolen.

Mr. Lewis,- of Great Marlborough-street, appeared for
the prisoner.
It should be stated that yesterday a young man named
James Johnson was charged with obtaining the axle-trees
and springs by means of forged orders from Mr. Weldhen,
a carriage ironmonger in London-mews, the orders pur-
porting to come from Mr. Cowan, of Pitt-street, Oil Kent-
road, and he was remanded, Sergeant Ham, 5 P, informing
the magistrate that the prisoner had given him some infor
mation which would enable him to find the receiver.
Sergeant Ham now said that last night he accompanied
Sergeant Burrough, 21 E, to the prisoner Tripple's house,
in New Tothill-street, Westminster. Ile told the prisoner
that he had come about some axletreos and springs, and
asked the prisoner if he had purchased any during the last
week, and he said "Yes."
Ho then asked the prisoner who
ho bought them of, and he said "A young man." The
prisoner's wife then went to a file, and showed him the re-
ceipt for one pair of springs—"Paid J. Edwards £1 58."
He asked the prisoner if he had any receipt for the axle-
trees, and he said, "No, I did not take one." He then
e and b
asked tho Prisoner how much he paid for the axletrees,
said £1 He then told tho prisoner that he
sh mid take him into custody for receiving the property,
well knowing that it was fraudulently come by, and the
prisoner made no reply. He asked the prisoner where the
axletrees were, and behind a box in the prisoner's bedroom
found them and the springs in the corner of the
room. Ho said he took no receipt for the axletrees, as he
thought it was all right. In a cupboard in the room he
found a large quantity of property. He believed he should
be able to find owners for them, more espocially so as some
spoons he found corresponded with the description circu-
ltit3d of some spoons which were stolen a short time ago.
In answer to Mr. Lewis, the sergeant admitted thorn
was no attempt at concealment on the part of the
prisoner.

Mr. Thomas Weldhem identified 'the axletrees and
springs as his property, and said thair value was about .£7.
Sergeant Ham asked for a remand.
Mr. Lowis.said he could not resist a remand, but he had
to apply that the prisoner might be admitted to bail.
Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner, and refused to
take bail.

THAMES.
FrsteLE SUICIDES.—Two women, named Harriet Dono-
van and Envlboth Whitbourn, were brought up on re-
mand, charged with being drunk, and while in that state
attempting to commit self-destruction.

Donovan, while she was intoxicated, threw herself out of
a first-floor window at No. 3, St. George-in-the-East, but,
fortunately for her, was not injured. Mrs. Whitbourn,
who is 25 years of age, and has been living at No. 6, Ship_
alley, St. George-in-the-East, while inebriated flung her-
self from the swing-bridge which passes over a lock of the
London Dock into the water. She was also saved. The
prisoners had been in the Clcrkenwell House of Detention
for a week, the usual punishment for persons who haVe at-
tempted suicide. The chaplain of the prison reported that the
prisoners were penitent and had promised to abstain from
strong drinks in future.

The prisoners were now discharged, and delivered to the
care of their friends, and warned that any repetition of
their rash attempts would be severely punished.
DAUIXG BURGLARY AND ROIDIER.Y.—Henry Solomons,
a young man, was charged with being concerned with
another in a daring burglary and robbery.
This morning, at five o'clock, a police-constable named
John Phillips, No. 266 K, saw the prisoner and another
man in Sidney-street, Stepney, a few yards from the pre-
mises of Mr. Charles Bridges, a draper. The two men ran
away on seeing the constable approach. He captured the
prisoner. The other man escaped. After the prisoner
was secured, Phillips discovered that ono of the shutters
of Mr. Bridges' shop was down. A pane of glass was
forced out of the window, and it was within the shop with
Paper and treacle sticking to it to deaden the noise. Mr.
Bridges and his wife missed a woollen jacket, two cotton
dresses, one measuring 9, the other 10 yards, and a
roll of flannel. The property had been drawn through the
aperture. The prisoner refused to give any account of
himself, except that he lived in the parish of SL George-
in-the-East, He was remanded for a week.