The Sun. — 1857-10-07 (London, England)

THE TRIAL OP THE PAISLEY RIOTERS.—On Saturday the Paisley rioters, Daniel Wynne, Daniel Coyle, and Edward M‘Manus, who were convicted of riotous conduct and assault on the previous day,. were brought up and sentenced—Wynne to three years' penal servitude, Coyle to 18 months' imprisonment, and M‘Manus to 12 months' imprisonment. On the same day five Of the Coat. bridge rioters were found guilty, and three brought up who pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferred in both caw. MIIRDEBEIBY A al.AmAc.—The Inverness Circuit Court was opened on Wednesday—the Lord Justice Clerk presiding—when Angus Macphee. Liniclate, in the island of Benbecula, was brought up on the cbargeofmhaaovpinhgeom, his father, Mary Macphee, his aunt, Angus father, and Catherine Macinnes, his mother, all of whom were persona of an advanced age. The circumstances of this painful case Will be Iresh in the recollection of the public. The prisoner in a fit of insanity attacked his father, mother, and aunt, and murdered thein one after the other on the 9th July last. The evidence clearly proved the insanity of the prisoner, who said he was the Christ, and had the divine command-to commit the murders, and was doing God service. He also said be had intendiki to murder some others. The jury found him insane, aad he was ordered to be kept in custody.. The Lot d Justice Clerk administered a reproof to one of the witnesses, named Maceween, a ground officer of Col( nel Gordon, and a member of the parochial board, for having failed to send him toan asylum.—Northern Daily Express. EXTENSIIPE SMUGGLING ON THE SUSSEX COAST,— Yesterday (Tuesday), Thomas Bruce and Henry Everett, ando fPTorhtooi snsaosuctha, es:erzei t6hoe amoadg magistrates, r a tes at tube , o s3tlueddejnoEhnlliwicks,master asAtenrgrnof a erinvge'ssel mariners,ealled • •with intent to defraud the revenue of 3001. All theArundel,utrp wi spirits! the prisoners, except the master (Elliott), pleaded guilty. .James Bishop, a coast-guardsman on the Littlehatnpton9 service, deposed that about two o'clock on the morning Intrepid smugglingrecharge d b tt of the 24th ult. he observed a boat with three men :n it coming towards the shore. At this time between 30 and 40 men, whom he did not know were hovering about the shore. Mr. J. D. Beach, master in the Royal Navy and chief officer of the Lit!lehanapton Coast Guard Servies, stated that ho had a galley manned and put off to sea. After pulling about two miles from the shore they cause up to a vessel of suspicious appearance, which they boarded. On it they found only the master (Elliott), who said he was on his way from Portsaiouth to Shoreham. Shortly afterwaris they pulled up to a boat, which had the other three prisoners on board. They had with them between 30 and-40 tubs of Geneva, and near the boat were floating from 15 to 20 other tubs. They took all the prisoners, with the tubs, into custody. After some further evidence it *as 'stated that the tubs comprised 38 of Geneva and 26 of brandy, all nearly 50 per cent. over proof. The ditty upon the same amounted to 3001. The bench sentenced the master (Elliott) to nine months' imprisonment, and the other three to eight months each. The vessel and other property were confiscated.