... In addition to the opinions given on this subject in another column, we quote the following remarks from last night's Pall Mall Gazette- I In reply to Mr. Greene, the Home Secretary stated on Tuesday, that the Mayor of Birmingham, in arresting Mul-pby, the Protestantoagitator, had acted not on any Act of Parliament, but on the broad principle of sasles poplei supremna lea. He added that he ...

... THLE COUNTY COURT DEFALCATIONS AT WOLVERHAMIPTON. EXAMINATION OF THE ACCUSED, Yesterday, Samuel Drew Foulke was again brought upt P fl asy, on remand. The Court was well filled with persons i of a good social position, who seemned to take great interest NV is the proceedinags. Mr. bloltteram (instructed by Mr. Thiurstans) was for the IC prosecution, and Mr. Bartlett defended the accused, who ...

... AIR. WHALLEY, M.P., AND HIS NBWS- PAPER. In the Court of Chancery, on Monday, the case of Mill r. Whalley, MI.P., and others, canso before the Lord JU$t60 Giffard, in the form of an appeal from the decision of Vite- Chancellor Stuart, who had granted an injufction to restrain the defendants from carrying on or publishing the Pcierwoovugh Times, or retaining poseession of the plant amld ...

... iFlO; owp GclrcwspondaiaLt.] 'i£ Fvor>T ?? Ties'tay. From further information received, it appears that Mr. Powell was accompanied by a Mr. Maccree, a Scoteliman, who also mnet with the same cruel fate as the others composing the party. in a communication dated the 7th of May. Mr. West, the English Consul at Alexandria, writes to Mr. Maecree's brother, giving a short account of the progress of ...

... TIIE B.ECENT STArBBsrING A A ?? thle Police Court, yes- terday, before Messre. WV. Williams, H. Viluiams, and W*. L. Underhill, the three men, Bennett, Sellers, ard Jones, charged with cutting and wounding George Bridgmwod, Eli Edwards, and Joseph Rose, were ngain placed in tlie dock. Police-sergeint Swift produced the following certificate - Tipton, April 19, 1869. 1 certify that George ...

... YESTERDAY. Bejore Messre., C. S. Kynneraley rSeipendiary), C. Stwoge T. Avery, T. Cox, and l I. Cooksep. DISORDERLY CONDnUTo,-ThoMas Clayton (23), thimble maker, Fisherman Inn, New John Street, and James Kelly (26), gun barrel filer, 10, Clarendon Street, London, were both charged with being drunk and disorderly; and Clayton with assaulting Hugh Meredith, a, cabman. Shortly after two o'clock, ...

... TIP AP A WnUtnr.TIP rit TmjRLY EsbUS Or A WoV&D.BD B RxgcrDnR-. man named Joseph baniey, Jt4% 'a a- back house near the 1tnyal Exchange, Ulpar Rig Street, attempted to hkug hjre'f about ten o clock on Fr-day night. He isa horse breaker by trade, but It appears he has had little to do for ?? time past., and ba, ng a wife and family of eleven children helhes been In astate of great dpithatior, ...

... BIRMINGfEIA POLICE COURT. YESTERDA1. Before easrs. T. 0. & Kynrneralei (StipendiaJ), J. D. aoodman, and H. MManton, BIGAMY. - Thomas Howes (35) butcher, 5, Carver Street, was charged with felonlousiy intermarryipg with Miargaret DMarsnon his former waife being still alive. Pri- soser's first marriage with Fanny Davls, at ston Ohuroh, ?? of August, 1853, as proved, and Mlargaret Blarmentproved ...

... TEE WITTON EXPLOSION OF OCTOBEP4 INqQUEST. Dr. Dirt Davies, the Borough Coroner, held au Inquest last eveniag, at the Grand Turk publlo-houes, Ludgab. Bill, on the body of William Cattell, a youth fifteen yean of age, residing in hiontague Street, and who died at the General Hospital, on the 22ad Inst., from Injuries received in the explosion at Witten In October bAt, Charlotte Jerry, the wife ...

... T-2~rYCOUR~T. AunwiFop.; Ci. B RW AcrrloN FOR ILLE(:AL A Wt ,y was an action for £50. d ?? D-OJ . the alleged illegal arrest Of cgth al4q 5 Gi , £20.-Thl% of the aefendnt, The th ie.Plau ?? of Sophin hwales, hsi wife, whoI e' ?? tigation Cheston ; and the defenda ° t SV nd presented by Mr. Pigoti, of t.e t ted by Zr. byllMr. Baden. Plaintiff in a6 pzkt8Z,4 larrioutt iwanor Is a japanner. Abot ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY NEAR LEXCESTER A correspondent sends. thet following particulars of an eitracrdinazy encounter with e thief in a railway carriage near Leies~ter, to the Nattiny7 e Jonrt, On Saturday night,' a gentleman named Do Villers, from Bru sels, was travelling from Peterborough to Leicester on the Midland line, alone in a secondoclass compartment. About three ...

... Court of Quae's Bench, Westminster, Tuesday (Before the Lord Chief Baron,andJutiesBiackburnandHaenft&). THE WARDEN OF SUrTON COLDFIELD V. MASICELL.- This was a special case. It was an action of trespass brought against the defendant for breaking and entering Sutton Park on the 7th September, 1869. The case came before Mr. Justice Miellor, and it was agreed to bring the I matter before this ...