... FORGERY OF TURKISH COIN.-ANOTHER | CASE. We published last week the particulars of the apprelen- sion of a Greek merchant, now in custody at Birmingham, charged with having caused to be manufactured a large quantity of spurious Turkish coins, and we have now to narrate the frustration of a scheme for the manufacture of spurious Turkish money entered into by two Frenchmen during their residence ...

... THE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR BRJtETTEIL LINIE. VERDICT OF XANSLtUGHTER AGAINST COOKE, THE GUARD. Yesterday the adjourized enquiry into the cause of the late rail- way accident neor Brettell Lane, oe the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamepton line of railway, was held at the Bell Inn, Brierley Hill, before T. M. Phillips, Esl., Coroluto, stud the jury, previously cruiramoelled. Mlr.A. C. ...

... prmiuy4aul phrqtq 60arl, YESTERDAY. BFeoRm AIR. COMMISSIONER BALOUY. The followhig certificate meetings wtere fixed for to-day. In re John Bowers Sinith, Rugby, ?? bankrupt came up supported by Mr. Ure. Mr. Hodgoon appeared to oppose on behalf of the assignees, and in doing so called his Honours attention to the fact that the report ot tie oflicial assigsee statesi that the bankrupt commenced ...

... COINING TURKISa PIASTRES. SERIOUS CHAIRGE AGAINST A GREElN iERCHzVNT. COMMIT'TAL OF THE PRisoNER. The serious charge against Antonio Calvocorressi, a Greek Mer- chant, at Mlanchester, of causing Turkish piastres to be coined in Birmingham, was yesterday again gone into, at the Public Offlc', Moor Street. The Magistrates present vorae Messrs. T. C. S. [yU- nersley, D. Matins, and W. Middlemore; ...

... The Comneissioisers carried on their investigation at Woedon on Saturday. Mr. G. C. Munro, the assistant military storekeeper, gave evidence showing the great irregularities which existed when he was appointed, and the means lie took to remedy thema, which, however, were frustrated by Mr. Elliott. With respect to 1,500 pairs of Mr. Isaac's boots, which could not be, accounted for, it was ...

... ?irmigg4arrl V?paffrt - ?,Szv!- YESTERDAY. Before Messrs. T. C. S. KynitscrlCy, IV. Middlemlhor-e, and D. Matins. The usual Monday mornieg's list of delinquents was but slightly increased by last Saturday night's revelry at the fair, although, as was stated, the streets were thronged till a late hour. With the exception of drunkeln Cases, the following formed the entire list:- DOINsGeSe AT ...

... f Ninlingtam volice mut. YESTERDAY. Before wessrs. H. Vab Wart aiad IV. L. Saryant, ATTEmPT TO STE&L A MONEY TILL.-A. shoemaker, named WilliamTr'ant, of St. George Street, stood charged with attempt- ing to steal a money till frons the liquor shop of the Navigation fun, Parade, on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Edwards, the land- lidy, stated the prisoner and another man went Into the shop, and ...

... volia (Lart. SATURDAY. Bcfore Messrs. T. C. S. Kinflcrsley and F. I. Welch. ATTEMPTING TO Plca Poclcras.-Coreliuss Crosbte, a ltd, of 15, who has been nine times before the Bench on similar charges, was brought up by Detective Gibbs, for attempting to pick pockets at the fair, on Friday night. A witness was absent, and in conse- quence the case was remanded till to-day. FAMILY QUAnRELs,-A ...

... Attie Southwark Police C'ourt, Iol Tuesday, Antoine Aio6 Hugon, a gentleenaanly-looking young Frenchman, was brought before Mr. Burchane, from Scotland Yard, in ?? custody of Inspector Whicher and Sergeant Robinson, of ?? detective police, celarged with being concerned with other; in causing to be manufactured a coining press and sixteen dies for the purpose of manufacturing false Turkish coin ...

... THE OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVER. | HAMPTON RAILWAY ACCIDENT. . I EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS Yesterday afternoon the Coroner and Jury reitssembled at Brierley Hill, in order that the latter might sign the inquisition. There were also present in the room Mr. Fenton, the chairman of the Company ; Mr. Fakington, Mr. Mellor, and Mr. Lewis, direc- tors; with Mr. Sherriff, general manager; Mr. ...

... JEALOUSY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER, IN CHENPSIDE. Ate atrocious attempt at murder took place yesterday in Cheap- side, about nine o'clock in tire morning, which lits caused no little excitement and indignation ia the locality. The attempted murderer is a plane-iron maker, tramed William Smith, twenity- three years of age, residing with Iis mother in Moseley Street. His victim is a young widow with ...

... THE FATAL GUN ACCIDENT AT CASTLE| BROMIWICH. Yesterday, W. S. Poole, Esq., held an inquest at the Bradford. Arms Inn, on the body of Mr. Douglas Wxrd, of whose melancholy death from a gun accideut we gave a blieg account in the Pnt of Tuesday. The Jury, a highly respectable one, of which Mr. John Blewitt was the foreman, having been sworn, proceeded to view the body, which presented that of a ...