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POLICE INTELLIGENCE. (This Dizy.)

GUILDHALL.

AIROW BETWEEN THE PRESIDING ALDERMEN.—This
being the usual day for disposing of cases in Petty See-
sion, Mr. Alderman Halo and Mr. Alderman Copeland
took their seats on the bench this morning at the usual
hour.
Mr. Alderman C )peland took occasion to refer to the
incorrect manner in which his remarks, in reference to
app: ehending a man in Bride-!ane, on suspicion of
betting, a few days ago, was reported in Ike Sun. He
certainly thought at the time, and said that the police-
man, in apprehending the mad, searching him, and
taking from him his pocket book, watch, and money,
acted uejustifiab.y, and that the police would be better
occupied by looking after the stag-, in Capel-court deal-
ing in stocks, and at the Baltic Coffee-house, where
thon..ands of barre's of tallow were bought and sold
without delivery, the difference only being handed
over. What be wished to set right was that the
report attributed to him that he stated tallow
was sold in Capel Court, a statement (if uncontradicted)
that betrayed great ignorance on his part of commercial
transactions in the city of London. Ho thought it ra-
ther Lke a crusade against these men to apprehend thew,
take their propel ty from them, and march them to the
eiation-house like felons. He did not for a single mo-

men t
Mr. Alderman Hale—l thought your remarks at the
time very improper, and with regard to the report iu the
papers I thought it a very fair one.
Mr. Alderman Copeland--I only want after having
been connected for 40 years with commercial transac-
tions in the city of London to set myself right in a state-
ment I made here on a former occasion.
Mr. Al lertnan think it would have been very
unbecoming of me had I come in by accident when you
were hearing a case to refer to earthenware. I never
speculated in a cask of tallow in my life in that way.
11 I had alluded to cal tlit‘nwar— .

Mr. Alderman Cep ,land.—lf you choose to take it to
your:elt, you aro welcome. I only made the remarks
in the course of my putlic duty.
Mr. Aide: man Hale,—You were not called on to
interfere in the ca=e in question.
Mr. Alderman Copeland,—l shall always interfere
when I think it necessary. I will not enter into any
controversy with you bore, but I must repeat that, when
I see a man taken up, unjustly treated as a felon, and
hi,: property taken from him, I shah always interfere.
Mr. Alderman I-tali—Well, I don't think it was be-
coming in you to interfere.
Mr. Alderman Copeland—l am perfectly competent
after 30 years to discharge the duties of my office. I
shall go where I can meet with more courtesy than I
have met with here. , ,
Mr. Alderman Halo---You are quite at liberty to
do Co.
Thy alderman then left, and Mr. Alderman Ilumphery
had t ► he sent for to assist Mr. Alderman Hale in dis-
posing of the business.