... SUPPOSED MURDER AT CLASSON'S-BRIDGE- I EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES. CORONER's INQUEST-TIRlD DAY. Tile inquisition into the circumstances connected with the late tragedy at Classon's-bridge was resumed yesterday at half-past eleven o'clock, before ])r. MICarthy, the senior county coroner. The room in which the coroner and jury sat was crowded to excess. Colonel Shaw and one or two other ...

... In COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCHI-Y'STErDA V. (Before the Sheriff and a City Jury.) F1 -illifam WsFie v. JIeny HugesqJc Mr. John Walsh opened the pleadings and stated the ease. th It was an action brought by the plaintiff, William Walsihe, Jc against Henry f an excessive, illegal, and malicious p distress, and also for distraining when no rent was due; the hc damages wers laid at 6001. It appeared, ...

... LORD MAYOR'S COURTYESETth LYr This morning having been speciallY nsa 1 y li , adel v' John 'Mill Mayor for hearing the case of Jamres Mad J lett, Esq., his lordship took his seat precisely at hl-past nine, and immediately proceeded to hear the case. Ir d Mr. Edward Fullam attended as attorney ?? W de], the complainant, and Mr. John ?? appeared as coun- sel, with Mr. Richard Welsh as attorney ...

... THE SUPPOSED MTURDER AT MILTOWN- I CORONER'S INQUEST. I .l | James M'Carthy, Esq,, M.D., senior coroner of the county of Dublin, proceeded to hold an inquest yesterday on view of the unfortunate man who was found on Sunday morning last with his throat out, in a lime-kiln near SMil- town. The circumstances connected with the discovery of this horrible and mysterious murder, for such we believe ...

... LA Wtt JNTELLP. EA CE'-TIILRSI'AY. JLDICIAL COIMMITI'EE OF THE PnIVY COUNCIL. Present; Lord CarI )bell. Mr Justice Erakine, the Judge of thi Preregatlve Couirt, and the Judge of trie Admiralty Court. This was an aoplicatlon fur ., a rearwal of a pateot for an im oored IMnsuoact nre of ladles' bitqv. Ne. tt 111U. C r 110 ?,U r. W\eb.ler e ppenred In support of the pa. .nt~ee Site sulltrsor ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-FRIDAY. WORSHIP-STiiERT. A Nuftsinsay on Tuttevis RionsN uor-GeorgeJohnosto alias Ghc .:A Gcevgi, W'illiaem Sty/lv alias Buoyrs, and A.frfed Herring, lades tilder 18 years of age, were finally brought up charged, con. jolutly with IfRositta Ilofarv, a young prostitute, vith having been concerned In itesling from tin omnibus a quantity of ladles' mittens, the property of ...

... PARTY CORRUPKION IN THE, ADMI1 NISTRATION OF J US TICE. 'ri.l.THE EItXAMON ER.j A characteristic Spi2conelli of thle Tory admlinistration of Justice bas been broUght to light inl n1 investtigation att Clerkenlwell. A noon nanted Stilultallt was brought Upl, charged With robbery. It appeared that the fellow's life had been one serise of'crimes and vil~latleS, thefts of aill kinds, seduction for ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-SATURDAY. [itefore Mr. COmmissioner Fonblanqute,] IN RE LonD HuNTINoToWEs.-It Will be recollected that In tIle baukruptcy of thin nlobleman, which created such immense sensa. tion in the discountilagcIrcles, In consequenceof teliextroordinnay disclosures elicited whena his loidasilp appearedon ills last examina. tion,, he was remanded lor tio montlis to allow time forflil ...

... POLICE INTELLIGESCE-THUR8DAY. BOW-STREET. FOROnRv BY A CLIIRGVMMA4.-Tlhe Rev. William Bailey, L LI)., was placed at the bar for re examlintlon on t echarge ot forging a promissory note for *2,S75, purporting to be drawn by Robert Sasith, deceased, on Mliss Ann Bailey, the sister of the prisoner. ir. Flower attended for the prosecution, aSd Mr.ChadwIck Jones, the barrister, and hir. Norton, ...

... CENTRAL CRIMIINAL COURT-TIIURSDAY. tBefore 1r. Baron Parke.] CHARGE OF hlALICIOUS WOUNDING. Pet) Baerrtcit, aged 8e, paviour, was Indicted for felolniously and maliciously wounding rildget Barrett, with Intent to do her nome grIevous bodily harm. From tie evidence It appeared that has prisoner had gone home rather Intoxicated, on the 28th of October, and, finding his wife In bed, he ocdered ...

... I riddtu, Dec. 16--Before R. Plummer and M. Long- obtaininrar Hutehinson was breught up, rl, ,d vitil~ obtaining a silver watch from the shop of cliar,1, b o1 watchmaker, in the Side, under false pre- ?? ~'The ?? is the property of Mr Dic-, of tel(' e; j tol and had been left at Mr R.'s shop to be C; j iejl ?? called at tho shop and stated that r ellt Ibr1 it, and that she t ad to pay Gs. ...

... a TUESDAY, NovpDmsra 29. c Before MIlessrs. Barkworth, Coeknman, Firbank, and 1 Thompson. e IsirOPITANT MARITIME QUESTION-MA.JORi v. HUNTER. -This was a case in which the defendant, Edward Hunter, - raster of the ship New Brunswick, appeared on summons of the Court, to sbew cause why he refused to pay the V claimant, Major, and nine other seamen of his crew, their wages in full, for a voyage ...