The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-28 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 27.

STOCK EXCHANGE. —Prices in the market generally
dull, but in prices no further depreciation. London and
North Westerns, 951—Birmingham and Stour Valleys,
81—Shropshire Unions, 48—Great Western, 514—South
Staffords, 9 116—Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal,
310—Warwick and Birmingham Canals, 14g.

LEEDS, OCT. 27.
STOLE EXCHANGE.—The market to-day very inactive,
and the only transactions were in Sheffields, at 38i.

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THE BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR
PLYMOUTH.— James Boghurst and Thomas Brown, the
men suspected of being eoncerned in the burglary at
Blackland-house, near Plympton, were on Monday
brought before the mayor and magistrates at Plymouth,
and ordered to be handed over to the county authorities.
They will be brought before the county magistrates at
Ridgway this morning. Mr. Braddon is going on
favourably, but it is feared that he will lose the sight of
one eye.
COMMITTAL FOR PERJURY AT HUDDERSFIELD.—At the
Huddersfield Guildhall, on Saturday, James Fearnley
was brought up on remand, charged with having com-
mitted wilful perjury in that court on the 15th inst. The
circumstances of the case were stated is the Otcardian of
Monday last. Fearnley is keeper of the dram shop at-
tached to the White Hart Inn, Huddersfield. On the
night of the 12th inst. Inspector White, having heard
men playing at cards, entered and saw Fearnley pick
something off the table and go into the next room.
White followed and saw him put the pack of cards
in
his pocket. For this offence Mr. Smithies, landlord
of the White Hart, was summoned before the magis-
trate.' and, in his defence, he called Fearnley, who
stated that there had been no cards played in the room
that night, and that he bad seen no cards.
Charles Broadbent, who was one of the men in the
room whnn the officer entered, and who has since been
committed for perjury, corroborated Fearnley's state-
ment ; but James Stott, who was next called, admitted
that they had been playing at cards for money, that
Fearnley supplied them with the cards, and that he had
since told them to say that they had seen no cards.
Inspector White and Stott repeated the statements
they had formerly made, and Mr. H. S. Green, reporter,.
produced his notes of the evidence given by Fearnley iu
the gaming case. The prisoner was committed for trial
at the next assizes, but bail was accepted for hie appear'
ance. —Manchester Guardian.
CHARGE OF PROCURING ABORTION.--On Saturday
last, Mr. Carmichael, surgeon, of Mexbrough, near
Motherham, was brought up on remand, at Swinton.
before Sir Isaac Morley and Wrn. Aldham, Esq., to
answer the charge of using instruments to his house-
keeper to procure abortion, whereby her life had been
seriously endangered since the 12th ultimo, when the
offence was committed. The magistrates signified their
intention of taking the woman's evidence in her bed-
rootia ; but the solicitors on each side stating that they
were not respectively prepared to prosecute and defends
the charge again stood 'adjourned to Saturday next, et
twelve o'clock. Application for bail was made, bat Mr.
Aldham declined to accept any sureties, observing that
when they agreed at the last hearing to take sureties to
the extent of 1,0001., they were not aware of the Jeriolle
charge against Mr. Carmichael, and the evidence that
would be called to support it. The punishment was
imprisonment for life ; and considering that they had
heard some particulars of the case, they thought it
better not to liberate him at present. Mr. Carmichael
was thereupon remanded back to Wakefield. The
woman still remains in a prostrate state, and it is not
expected that she will be able to be removed to Doncas-
ter on Saturday next to take her evidence,- and if that
should prove a correct supposition, what she has to say
will be taken by the msgistrates at her mother's house,
at Swinton, and the rest of the charge will be heard the
following Monday.—Manchester Guardian.'

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BIRTHS.

OF A SORT.

On the 26th inst., at 27, Great Percy-street, Perot
circus, Mrs. Charles Houle.
nOn the 24th inst., at 37, Glocester-square, Hyde-park,
the wife of William Compton Domville, Esq.

OF A DAIIGHTHR.

On the 25th inst., at,Spring-grove, Hounslow, the wire
of F. H. N. Glossop, Esq.
On the 26th inst., at the Vicarage, Oakley, Essex, tild
wife of the Rev. Alfred Burder.