The Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle. — 1865-09-16 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

FOREIGN.  The Prighton Railway Company have charged a driver and fireman with neglect of duty, in disregarding the stop signals at the Three Bridges Station on Friday last. It apnearto that loy neglecting to stop their engine the accused ran hit'. a Portsmouth goods train, causing damage to the extent of 2,onef. The magistrate remanded the prisoners for the completion of the CLOW, boot accepted bail.  • A woman was recently refused by the landlord of a rolida,htms., in I kforMatreet, London, admission into his house in consequence of lining drank. She declared that she o would do" for his windows, awl in about half an hour returned and broke two large panes, a u-th The Erononfixt cites the a•lvertiseinent f a gunsmith ill tom of the 111.11 low int,. ail indication ef the feeling of a certain portion of the Iri-IL Ile announces that, in of the withdraw al ..f th.• proclamation by which Tipperary was placed under the '' crane and outrage Act," ito has laid in a large stock of euns, pistols, ant ammunition, hicil he is prepared to sell to the list ontented Itgt s at the b•west price !  The. Sabin/mg Iteri,w believes there is a general hope that the memorial Ceremonies of Coburg niay be the last of their kind 'Hien. will be if the 1111.111.11ifig of a nation pruves tohave nibmoderstoodand u ie.! proimitul truth in the hiuu parailoa that Hu- Ikll.l lIIUSt bury their dead, fur the hiuj.s lei‘e ever duties tl.h.ehrui e beyond tilt boutulai) ti. • ...r,v,,yar,l It is ill,• duty I.i a inlets is.tnp to a lass a, its the lILIty ciliate Ui KIP tO I:11111(1i  Frhli.y, tit:: Bth hoitailt, appears to have been the iott,est day Well has been experiencca in loielon Vol many  The Railway News believvs that next s ,sion will lie an unusually linty one an 111,011141 S new railway I,4TU. The old companies have long been looking f.owa, to the day when their respective undertakings might I, pronounced thibthed and complete Indecd, sollie of tb I, years ago. passed 11,40111th,11.1 declaring their capital a, ...ids shined I'.at they inlaid as well have passed re, olutions :mains! the ii,. it rise of (betide. The old companies can IP. more prevent new railways being made than they can stop the action of the law of gritlitatton.  The eteran g'amekeeper of Mr. J. Tollemaehe, r.4_li:rile!,ila itt, wlio is in the 4th year t hil age, TO t 1 511 t. at two eon:waive ,hots, two wdd raLlitr•7l the run, and killed loth of till ill.  11r. Laid:ester, Ole coroner) at an inrint:tt held in London co a murdered chill, took upon himself to say that the erime of child murder is looked upon very lightly, not tidy by the police and local authorities, hut by the press The authorities of St Pancras not only refused to take steps for the discovery of child murderers, but hdd passed a rest)lull oi declining to answercommunicationsfr 1111 l the coroners court on the subject. The press also failed in its duty in not properly awakening the public mind to the enormities of the mime of infanticide  An approaching marriage is rumoured which will rause great interest in the fashionable and political world. It is that Id the Lord Preside' kt ofthe Connell, Earl to Miss Castaliai 'amphell, sister of Wallet Campbell. of Islay, of Lady Mackenzie, of Usirock, and of Mrs. DavenportBromley.  A boy eight yeam of are, living at Rainbann, EatteX, Inn born conmdtted for trial by the la entwood toaglatrates for setting tire to and destroying a wheatstaek worth 231 The art appeared to hare been done in a wanton and deInnate mintier  One (lay last week, a man named Timma jumped out of a train, travelling beta ten tilaagow and Ayr, 'ilia was killed on the spot.  A man recently eloped from a town in Vermont, (1.1 S. with the wives of three of hie friends; the Later were in h t pursuit.  There has died at West Horsley, Surrey, Mrs. Hamad' ainder, who bad at tained the great age oif ninetysix sears, having been horn In I-;Pi the year after those great military heroes, Wellington, Napoleon. and Soult saw light. At the Liverpool police court the other day a number ,of Ilshwomen were tined for assaulting the police amitil, strut: ing the badpath. After the fines had been inflicted. • constable informed the magistrate that the fish hawkers had established a elub for the payment of flees inflicted on individual members. They pail is seekty subscription Ulla the chili paid their fines when they got into trouble. flies agis. trate said if he had known he would have inflicted heavier penalties.  The emigration from Ireland in April, May, and Juno was 4,82.  A young United States OtEeee, Lieutenant Hasseldine, committed suicide at Retford, last week, nyder most painful circumstances. fie is said foliate been engaged to is young English lady before leaving for America, and it is surmised that lie was rejected by her on Ids return. At all events, on Friday morning, after writing a letter to the landlady of the inn where he was staying, he deliberately shot himself throuiih the heart ion his bed. lie was only ii years of age, hail served two years muter General Sherman, and hail wen a medal for his gallantry  A memorial, of which the following is a copy, and which sufficiently explains itself, has been placed over a house at the corner of the Ministries anti the 0141 Square in Birmingham Here, hi this house, Samuel Johnson was the Guest, Edmund Hector was the Host. Of this !lost this Guest has written—. Hector was likewise MI old friend, and the only companion of my childhood who passed through the school with use We have always loved one another. This stove, by leave of the owner of the house, William Pcboletteld, Esq.,