The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1860-01-31 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

POLICI COURT.—The usual monthly sessions were held in the new Justice Court. for the first time, on Thursday last, before John Ooodden, Esq., Sir W. C. bledlycott, Esq., Bart., W. N. Alford, Esq., and the Rev. J. Blennerhamett.—Thornae Ifagyell was brought up under remand charged with desertion from the Devoe Militia Artillery. He said he enlisted four years ago, and that whilst at Stoford, near Yeovil, he received fl be. 3d. bounty money for one year; but when he left that place he didn t leave his future address with the postmaster. The Bench thought it was a very negligent act to take the money without informing the postmaster of his future destination. They had received a letter from the War Office stating that be must be dealt with under the statute; but, under the circunuitances, they were inclined to deal as leniently as possible with him; and they should therefore fine him Ws., and allow him • month to pay the money in; in delimit, to be committed to prison for two months. Seenuenortze. Special Petty Suasion*, Jon. 23.—(Before the Rev. John Bastard and Colonel Malet.)—Amaziola Paine, aged 16 years, of Hotwell, was brought up in custody of Chief Superintendent Hammond, having been remanded since the 17th inst., charged with stealing a salver watch and a gold chain from the dwelling-house of William Dement, of the same place, on the 13th instant, value .03. The evidence was most conclusive, and when called upon for his defence the prisoner pleaded guilty, and wished the magistrates to sentence him forthwith. Mr. Hammond stated that the prisoner was a friendless boy, but had been convicted under the 'Vagrant Act. The Bench, after • suitable admonition, committed the prisoner for three calendar months' hard labour.— William Hark, of shilling' stone, aged 19 years, was charged with embezzling the mom of two shillings, the monies of his master, Mr. William Newman, of Beremarsh Mill, on the 13th instant. The principal witness did not appear, and the somplainant not wishing to press the charge as, further, the primmer was discharged with • caution as to his Snore conduct. Snarrzenoar.—The Adicombe Wood Murder.— It is said to be not improbable that the trial of the Spaniard, Baran Mannino. who is now in the Devisee Prison, charged with the horrible murder of AnaMatia Trowbridge, at Berwick St. John, may be removed to London, in order that be may have the full benefit of • right to which he is by law statithed—vis., the right to be tried by a jury emu- ! posed of half foreigners. But should white the OMNI, he would, an the event of being found guilty, he latought hook to Devisee to be mosated. The neaa's dentainour, ISOM his confinement, would, but Is, the dung mitten:4 that was adduced at his sommiostiou Wore the magistrates, iodize* a doubt  that he could have been guilty of so foul and bloody a deed as he is charged with having committed. He appears to be ono of the most aimple.hearted, goodnatured, cheerful little fellows that can possibly be conceived, and is always Uterine to everybody who comas in contact with him—whether it be the chaplain, the surgeon, the governor, or the turnkey. He has been visited in prison by the Spanish Consul, and also by a Roman Catholic priest, who left with him a Bible printed in the Spanish language, for he can hardly speak a word of English. lie is only 29 years of age, and about live feet seven inches high.