... QU RACERY UNMASKED. At Clerkenwell Police-court, on Thursday, Dr. John Sutton, ?? alias Dr Sidney Hall, alias Dr. Man- ning, a short, well-dressed young man -of gentlemanly manders, apparently about 24.vears of age, described as a surgeon, residing at 15, Frederick-place, Goswell-road, Clerkenwell, was charged on a warrant with unlawfully attenipting to extort money by publishing a libel ...

... ; , ?? . .E , ,N . . ' * . ~aEnTLIEO. :,NSION' ROUSE. .K\5PM? UP YOUR PReOs.-On Tuesday, Willima Leis, bias Snith, Wiams Merrett, and John Riley, all of 'whoin htad been frequently at the same bar, were charged Witht7having attempted to pick pockets.: Mr. Smith, a broker, said: On Saturday evening, at five o'elock, I saw the thrse prisoners come out- of Gracechurch-street- into King v ITiliam ...

... At the Thames Police-court, on Thursday, Edward Haley, a labourer, aged 28, of No. 10, Chancery-place, Shadwell, was charged with using abusive language, and inciting a mob to steal bread at the Rateliff workhouse. It appeared from the'evidence of Snelling, the porter of the workhouse, and Stradling, a police-constable, No. 231, that on Tuesday freat numbers of persons belonging to the ...

... I TH l DOUBLE 1rn1DER IN WALWORTH. On Wednesday, *Thqmas Fuller Bacon and Martha Bacon, his wife, were brought up from Horsemonger-lane Gaol, for further examination, before Mr. Elliott, at Lam- beth Police-court,'charged with the wilfal murder of their two infant children. Long before the timie appointed for the examination the coirtbecame inconveniently crowded, and, judging from the anxiety ...

... - . SILW INTELLIGENCE. * COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. MIONDAY. RECLESS TRADING.-Iff ztE AacsnAaLD Husr.-The bankrupt was a manure manufacturer and whtrdnger, of Newman's-court, Cornhill, and Rotherhithe. This was his adjournedcertificate meeting. The principal grounds of opposition were, that the bankrupt having filed , petition for arrangement, and having qfferedR s. in the pound to his creditorl, ...

... E-- EXTlRORDINARY CASE., - ALLEGED' CONSPIRACY, AJOERTILN, AND *M.URDER. ?? I - W | ' [From the wew York Police Gaete.] We have just learned as we were'abodlt going to preess of a most extraordinary case, which is being investigated by Coroner Perry, embracing the awful- crimes of conspiracy, abortion, and murder. it- seems, from the- statement of parties Who know all about the matter, that a ...

... :POLION U ElN I - - -- --9 1 GUXLDRAL1U A RrvFr.-On Tuesday, Wmn. Edsiey, a young man 'in the employ of a bookseller at the West-end, was brought up on remand, charged with indecently assaulting a re- spectable married woman of the name of odward. Mr. Woodward stated that the priconer had on three'different occasions assaulted her in a grosslyifldecent'-manner.- She was in the habit of passing ...

... KICIDDLESEX SESSIONS. MONDAY. RosBErY.-John Murphy, 22, ship carpenter, and George Porter, 20, brass caster, were indicted for having stolen ; cashbox containing one 501. note, four Si. notes, and i&1. lOs. in cash, the property and moneys of John Rix, .4 his dwelling-house. The prosecator is the landlaud of Ae George public-house, in Nightingale-lane, Wapping, abd it appeared that the ...

... THE MIUDERDOF TO CHILDREN AT On W.-A- WALWO_ THA t VL T''eanesdayr Thomas Faller Bacon, and Martha:: his wife, were again brought up at the Lembeth Police-court,, to. be examined respecting the murder of ;their two children. ?? ;; ~ ~ . 1 The male prisoner's appearance had undergone a very considerable change.. Ree seemed exceedingly downcast, and kept his eyes fixed on the floor ofthe dock, ...

... XWDDLESEX SESSIONS. X- - - --w , . , . : TUESDAY. (Before Mr. Pashley, Q.C., A istant-Jadge,) ATIRMPTED SUICiDE.-Franei, Bridges, 22, was in- dicted for stealing a purse containing 12s. from the person of Sarah Harriet Parchas. It appeared that on the morn- ing of the 4th of J anuary the proscutrix, who is the wife of a solicitor, at Stread, in Gloucestershire, was at St. Andrew's Church, ...

... T1E CAsE O)F NVA ALLSOP. On Tuesday, at Maryleboue Police-court, Mr. Brough. ton was engaged for some time in an investigation in re- ference to the case of the widow Allsop, who, as alleged by her, had lost five sons in the service of their countr- three of them at Cabul, and two in the Crimea. The widow, - who had been ordered to attend, was present at two o'clock. Soon after that hour she ...

... LATEST -INTELLIGENCE. LFROX OCU OWN CORRzPONDflT.J PARIS, FRIDAY MORNIN G. The Debuts discusses the assertion of Mr. Disraeli, and the denials of Lord Palmerston, of the existence of a treaty guaranteeing, in the event of a war, the possessions of Austria in Italy. It points out that though Mr. Disraeli is wrong in speaking of it as an existent treaty, yet there was such a treaty expiring with ...