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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS.
FniDAY.
¡tar. the Chief Commissioner.
rnooi' OF CLAIMS.
I third meeting was held in the estate of Iingman and Co , as well as a special in iitol James Nowlan, but no claims were
imed in cither estate
h the estate of Charles Robins, a special tuting was held, when H. Gooch proved a
una foi £8 8s.
MEETINGS FOE TO-DAY.
Innes M'Coocy, a third meeting, at ten. llitaaeHVrell, a fust meeting, at ten.
I Mid T. Coveny, a special meeting, at
eleven,
ki and Lloyd, a special meeting, at one.
W P. Blick, a special meeting, at half-past
we
MIETINOS FOtt MONOAY.
Maitland, John Hawkes Valentine Turner,
i second meeting, at ten. , lithe same place, I bomas Wilkinson, a first I meeting, at half-past eleven.
Ntw Insolvent.- Hie following schedule ni filed yesterday -Robert Campbell, of Ciillereagb-street, writing clerk. Debts, £81 .t Cd Assets-personal property, £27.
:e deficiency, £51 5«. Cd.
Couktry Memuers.-We would call the particular attention of Members of Council, .ho have left Sydney, to the call of the house .lieh takes place on Triday next. Those .hoareno1 in attendance may expect a visit 'm the sergeant at arms.
BiNEvoLENr Asïlum -A person has been ioingthrough the ton n lately collecting penny
lubscnptions for the Benevolent Society Wo i »e requested to state that no person has been empowered by the Commute of the institution
lo make any such collection. I
Civic Assault.-Yesterday Mr. Alderman Flood, J P., appeared at the Court of Quarter Sessions to take his trial for assaulting Mr. J. R. Holden, one of the Councillors for Brisbane Ward. It appeared that, in the City Council, Mr Flood asserted that Mr. Holden had
called the City Council "ideots," and used other disrespectful language respecting them as a body: this Mr. Holden denied. Mr
Flood considered this denial an insult, and the next day meeting Mr Holden in the
Town Clerk's office, he struck him on the face, and told him to consider that his nose had been pulled. This constituted the assault complained of. The jury found the defen- dant guilty, and the Court sentenced him to
pay a fine of £50.
Akother Extensive Illicit Distillery - leiterday morning, Mr Cassols, Chief In ipeclor of distilleriea, and Mr. M'Gregor, of the «ame depaitment, proceeded to a house at Woolloomooloo, occupied by Mr S. T. Mann, Mtnnbly as a staich nnnufactory, where m found a copper still of about one hun «M glllons contents, and about 2000 gallons »[»ash In butta connected by a pine leading J the «ii The furnace being hot, it was »ought,that although the head and worm m been removed, they might not be far oft", »na after a considerable search, they were top« planted a short distance from the Home, Jn another place vveie found some «pper pipes, and in a third, six casks of very '"mgspirits, all under ground.