... EXTENSIVE FORGERIES OF FEDERA.L NOTES. On the 1lth ult. two men, named Edwin Hides and Henry Light, engravers and lithographers, were brought before the Sheffield Magistrates on a charge of forging and uttering large numbers of Federal Treasury notes (green. bbrks) of 5, 10, wand 20 dollars. They were remanded until Saturday last, when a mass of evidence was adduced to prove their complicity ...

... YEST1R DAY. Bedfore Ar. T. C. S. Kynnemlekp, Sir John RaftoiO, and Alcesr. Wolcy Iichardd, and S. Buckley. CHAnozs Oar ILLEGALLY PAWNING.-John 7reSwell (60), ga smith, was phtoed at thn bar o n remand, oharged with illegallylawning a gun, the proyetty of Mr. Aloses Ash, gtun maklr of 75 Dale E~nd. Dir. John Powell (firm, Powell arnd SOn) appeared to watoh the case on behalf of the 'awnlrkekrs' ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLIGE COURT. YHSTE9DAY. Before SfrJohnrnRaetctff, Messrs. H. Mantoz, W. .Lucy,', and T. Phillips. ArrsrrMTED SUICIDE.-A respcctable-looking married woman, named Ann Vale, residing in Cecil Street, was chargod with having attempted to destroy her life. It ap- peared from the evidence of Mr. Dewabury, a retail brewer, of that street, thA at about throe o'clock on the previous ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE, COUr.T OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERIDAY. IN rliE MATER OF MIR. ROWLUND PRICE, ATToRnYEr, OF STOURDR1D9s. , Justices Cromapton, Blackburn, and Arellor. qii was an application made by Mr, Kennedy on behalf ,f 1hf. ,Toseph Pitman, of Stnurbridgo, calling on Mr. Price t jhnov cause.why be should not answer the matters con. isrld in oertaia affidavits, The case of Mr. Pitman is, that ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCB. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAY. (Sittings in Banco, before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, and Justices Wightman, Crompton, and Blackburn.) XX PARTE WILLIAM PrlIPPS. Mr. Baylis applied on behalf of the app]icant, a prisoner in Warwick House of Correction, for a rale for a kabeas corypus, with a view to his being discharged out of custody. The applicant was in custodyunderthe ...

... THE POLITIOALLZ IALS IN ROME.':. Rors, May186.. By order of the Pope, the Criminal Tribunal of, the Coslshsjust forwarde4 to the Cardinals, and. to al1 the members of the diplomatic corps, a copy of, the famous indictment relative to the conspiracy upon which the Italian press is constantly writing. The following is a semmary of this document _ At the conemencementaof the proceedings the Judge ...

... BIRMiliNGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT, YESTERDAY. uearonu Mat. COBKTIeSeIONeHiR SANDEIcS. 1 cv 1. Daslcs, .llndlei, ?? last exataiuation Of this bankrupt was adjourned by consent for a fortnight. Il' re ?? .Perins, Birminglafas , inslkseper,-1oeting for last examination, attended by Mr. Saunders ior tha assignees, and by lir. E. Wright for the bankrspt. The belaeco sheet showed;- Debts owing to ...

... BIRMIINGHA M BA N KRIUPTCY COURT. YE6TEIHDAY. I j };:leFoRM MCI. COMIMIS0IoN9E1 SANDERS, I re B. Cattrill iVoreester, late ?? for last ex. arnination and discharge, attended by Mr. Edwin Wright for the bankrupt. The balance soeet showed liabilities, £Z74. Os. 3d. Laesets, £177. 17. and deficiency, £396. Is. a . Mr. Wright said that the solicitor for the assignees, who was not present, hadi ...

... .SIRMtNGIAM POLICE COURT, SATURDAY. Before Mewr's. S. Rawlins and P. l Wd!h, A PicicrooaET IN NEW STREEL'.-A womaa wnql9 Mfary Anst Snith, a hawker, residing in London 'Predn,; Street, was charged with having stolen a porta-raoalt41i containing 2e. Md., from the person of Elizabetli CJskaty' 2 doruestio servant, ?? in the Crescent, Cqilirilz ;Street. Fr9m the evidence of Doteeive-sergeant ...

... SATURDAY. Before Mcusrs. S. Rawlins and F. I. We1lch. A FOOLISlE FREAu.-A young man, named WTilieeii Lancwltr, described as a labourer, having no home, was brought up, charged with having attempted to commit suicide bY taking poison. Ib appeared from the evidence that, on the previous evening, the prisoner was drinking at thehouse of r. Sheppard the Swan-with-Two-Nooks In, Dale End, when the ...

... YESTERDAY. BDwORu MR. RIeGISTRAR GouET. BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS. FIRST SITTINGS.-UNoPPoSRD.-The following bank- rupts came up for their first examinations and for tee ap- pointment of creditors' assignees. No creditors appearing to claim the choice the bankrupts passed, the 16th of June being the day appointed for them to receive their orders of discharge. Williarm Pedlinghari, Little Hunter's ...

... BIRMING AM BANKRUPTCY COURT.. YESTERDAY. . ''Bsois~.~ M, CoMssr~f5ONEnt SANDRXMJ. In re H, Busrchall, Asteon; pear Birmngham;, ?? was a meeting forthe last examination- and,.dis3berge, bat tho banktupt being'too IU to attend, 51 aidjonsent i'a taken for throe montbs. Mr. Griffli appeared for the igniase ad Mr. Parry for the bankrupt. Intre C Parry, BinbisrlJ, ?? -for Isetextoalsia- ton and ...