The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26
ENGLAND.

The Female s'IIasquerndcrs' Triais-An
American Consul in C0urt--C0mmitted.
London evening journal OF June IL reports as
follows:-
On Saturday John Stafford Fisk, American Consul
at Leith. ana Louis Hurt were brought before MIR
Flowers, at Bow street, by warrant charged with
conspiring, with Boulton and Park for improper
purpose. Mr. Pollard, from the Treasury, prose-
cuted, ana Mr. J. ;. WIN appeared Tor Fisk and Mr.
Abrams Tor Hurt
Mr.. Pollard said the defendants had been arrested
upon warrants issued from the Central Criminal
Court, where true bills had been found against them
The certificates e the CLERK OF the Criminal Court
having been handed In, and Superintendent Thomp-
son having Identified the two defendants the per-
sons named In the indictment, his worship was
asked to commit them for trial.
Dir. viii, on behalf OF Fisk, complained OF the harsh
proceedings against his client, who held very re-
Leith. When this case was inst heard of ne had
actually come to London. and IN ignorance OF the
usual etiquette had gone to Mr.. Polands chambers
10 give himself up If wanted
Mr.. FlowersWhat is your application?
MI Wlll said ne applied that the defendant should
Mr.. Flowers said he had read the remarks Of Mr.,
justice Blackburn upon the subject OF bail and alter
the expression OF his opinion that the question
interfere.
Mi. viii thought the Judge only referred to Hurts
case.
Mr.. Abrams made similar application on behalf
OF Hurt but Mr.. Flowers said the application must
be made to the Judge at chambers.
for trial.
TNcAt Jay Ill LOuuOu mr. JuSuce bylcS KfanVeu
Bumm0nses calling upon the prosecution TO show
cause why John Stafford Fisk ana Louis Charles
Hurt should not be admitted To bail. The prisoners
were charged with conspiracy tn connection with
the case against Boult0n and Park "masquera-
ders." The summonses were retuinable at Judges
Chambers, June IA, as the Donau sailed.
Dickens rs a Christinn--Apo.tieism Of the
People.
from the London News, July 14l
On Sunday evening the Bishop or Manchester
preached at Westminster Abbey from the words
Great is the mystery Of Goodness" The sermon
OPINION wnere the foundation OF religious truths
were accepted Towards its conclusion the Bishop
saiu:-t VIII not be out OF harmony with the line
VI tu0ugnt we nave been pursung-certainly 1t VIII
De "a Keeping with the associations OF this place. dear
10 Engsnmen, not only OF the prouiest Chris
many WHO by their geuius I'm arts or arms or states
manshlp, or literature, have made England what
she ISL IN the simplest and brefest words a,lude
70 that SAD and unexpected death which has robbed
English literature OF one OF highest living orna
1nents, and the news OF which, two mornings ago,
as though they had lost a personal friend. He has
been called in one notice an apostle Of the people
suppose IL 10 meant that he had mission but I'm a
style and fashion OF his own; gospel, CHEEKY low
Gus, giadsome message which the people Under
stood. and by which they could hardly help being
pettered. 1t was the gospel Of kindness, OF
pio.nerLy love, OF sympathy In the widest
sense OF the word. / am sure I have fn
"a myself the heal1JM spirit or his teac,sino
FossiDiv we might not have been able to subscribe
70 the same creed in relation to Cod but think we
snouo nave subscribed to the creed In relation
10 man ne VINO has taught us duty to our fe-
LOW men better than We knew Ii before, who Knew