The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-13 00:00:00

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ILL itia Mier and Ilse W II VIZ II HIP CATS I Vas IIvErsa.O.II2OWIAIWWW 0 _ =email/ rams 01100710. Willi. O. ea ..-o.ens ewe .1 6•10.0. 10 01/11101/. Tao WIMP,. Miria Crewed sad /MONA -10: R gbeme. inedsr• a( TIMM la Only Isaido44 E Tbs. Term Nod Prom. M. Wl6oo=o, SW Aim- Amon Gym mg Wiwi HIGH HAT= AT LONDON HIGDON. Oa' l -11...5a. Gm. Ahem.. 4.. Ma —Mersin,•ll• Aft erox44. Ds. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBER et the EXPRESS will published as usual ON SATURDAYS. IT im confidently asserted in some sprotes that the present SOLICTTOR-GENERAL has negsal7 lieligited his appointment. The troth, we bear* b, - ISO ea understanding has been come M Oat be will resign after the lapse of a mom* if his health is not then eutllciently ro-establishsd to !admit of discharging its duties. The question then moms, who is the proper man to emceed Mr. STUART WORTLEY ? It bas indeed been conjectured that one of the moons which inissied Mr. Patxx to resign his plies at the Afilehulty was in order that he might accept the aim of Solicitce-General if it were amid to him, -DO Ilad this been Mr. Plumes object it would I.=lave been better for him to have rearmed the general election than after that event. Witeeover, at present he has no seat in Parliament, and it is clear that the Solicitor-General Ernst have a seat in the Home. It sometimes occurs to us, em a matter of regret, that Mr. Baron Baanww. is now en the Bench, for there can be little doubt that bad he been still at the Bar, and had he been ap pointed Solicitor-General, he would have filled that office with perfect satisfaction to the Government and to the Bar, and with infinite benefit to the publie I for be is not only an admirable lawyer, bat bee a capacity foe legal and legislative reibrai. But preetioally the choice now open to the Government is limited to those lawyers who have seats in the New House t amongst these the first names that occur are three of Mr. Serjoutt XINOLAXE, Mr. KzArtrio, Mr. COLLIER. and Mr. • *TEUTON. There ars, indeed, souse other diMia rdalsid lawyers is Peasmient, bat es they Won , Ulm Opposition sift ES the Hesse it is net pus. • Min that they would mewl ease miler Lett • Itamearrox, even if *ay lad tla again. We • brae every esniimee eat any one el ibe Mar whom we have fonalenei weld perform the anise el BeilaMeallmoni t end, Weak we Wan tie SW '*s ise about egad la ..it. • iY net he elemlio 1. 11141ent intaktita bee long ocaspil a WON vise on the • Weelem Meek, mg pablik Me experience • lame Parblementary fhiamillbee may have given lam Wight into paha lib t but se • member • et tba Mew he is quite talisi. Mr. EzArino bne Moe repatellea of being as umillent lawyer. and Wadi no bait be very popular with his profee olond brethren I but his parliamentary appearances lb est give promise of very eminent soccesp. Mr. Cou.tea, though somewhat young at the Bar, has done himself sonnidarabie credit by hie oceidnet in Parliament, and indeed amongst all the scabs of the Bar *be it there be his perhaps whined the greatest mem. He has dose mere thea Newt men to moos the mama lie sad iniquities of the Ecclesiastical Courts, and in almost all legal dissuasions he has taken tweed cad eussible views. This quality is el the BIM ins ; he the law allows of the Crown in these mem who aught not 'sly to be able to eon era the Crown busies, but to originate sad to as/m• INIIIMOB if Law Befana. Until we have a Misistry of Julies its Ossetian, mast be performed by the combined egrets of the Chancellor in the Meese of Lords, and of the Attorney and Solicitor Oemeral is the Commons. And, therefore, we but that Lord PALMILIFTON, in the selection which be is sew called upon to make, will not forget that the will and the enmity to be a Law Reformer are es estial qualifications in any one who empires to be In June, 1856, the Unity Bank Irma a Circular Letter, including its first monthly Return to the j Lomita* Gautte, and inciting a oomperison between , its own flourishing position and that of the City , lank, which had commenced business some months evionely, with a similar amount of capital. In Gazette Return it it stated that the preliminary wee, "including the charges fee the deed of set- Isol obtaining the charter, current expenses, lamak salaries, advertisements, &c.," amounted WPM 4115.; end that the cost of fittings, tarsi " was 8,9241. 16e. 7d. On the 22nd July a of the shareholders was held, at which Mr. . presided. It was then stated that within weeks from the commencement of badness profit had been realised te a p e ; mitoses and interest to lh depositor,, and that the asessols WWI anted to IRMO. Mr. 12 tcus, dr Wake Render of this promising estahlhimend. sib* t they had only sprat sesmlzionik et tbdr e5pi (9,3741.), and egad sew the eheshslisrs in eat of their amste, Midas& Uwe Issurtain lof people to whisibescomits usestial ; it was smiebnits &NO Ilessin 8 above shamed the bind et MIK st ds 1 badge bad impale., the real wassmt toss 27M01.,, sr ray Owe times art dotal by lana i * the bads. of Mr. Mom. Ist mosetwies es alit sinshl It ems dearly below the ire* he the iiimplinet sew admithi is fa ebedielissi dim AMA he loat aimed he pealhalsoy swam% and SAIL le lin& premises, waft a total of 14,1/M. at Oa milli ibeashed—awn than half at wblsh hubs mead perhaps, the moat wanton and disgesesfal maser canard. in wander that 7aint-atoek Gain and 111 ma I irk. nib pedeadg. lie Osidi . imPleare. • assent en • nest, tax• to 19,9241. 1 k tare, &e.,. meeting ed Marne p ten weeks oroldi , P riot ez 1 i sod depa amoaotad and and that they tal (9,37 h hill net in elms of p ' and it si quoted ab 1 . capital ha above 27, Mr. BAY' I i incootron )' troth, for shamble for preiii premise% absorbed. in, Pal on regard Can IN 1 Trf EXPRESS, WED: their Promoters have becoise.g. 4geworsimmi a national reproach, when we see site items as lb following in • Balance-81:rd bye!' hold themselves up as onto tto mantis involving the ruin of ienoesbOdie: holders and depositors Can we be simprised Directors of public companies are lei an ism ram. lemma to crime, when each a stekammi epaipansil a t a public emoting dose net ledregair! =e lms d indignation ban the pWpd Amiga en de heeds of those who permilied w endladolidid such an abominable abase of the thee Nigel In them? Of the 28,8821.; advertising Mil pitting east 7,6181. ; Ifirectoes' fees, 1,0773. ; and—s inner et GU Loaders liters, 6913. And If,. lacer says that this dinner paid better them any thing else connected with the Bank. 'Pb. "Won is probably • sound me, foe everything she seems tolerably unproductive of profit. The ISOVII ing items, however, of this total of 36,682/Ara— esramiesion on shares, Sm., 1,8701.17041.,amd 6,0001. paid to BATLLIIiir--emprigke! Copyright of what ? Of this invention fee reducing a Bolsi alaspuwos, with a celerity which certainly has not yet been achieved out of the sphere of the Unity institutions? Of this system of mensal banking, which, after working a capital of 160,0061. end • still larger amount of deposits for a yes, maims§ a wegmietst poet of 6,4161., ar 13. lb. 88. pot eenß em the capital, sad by some wisdom pees ambles the Daman to declare a ihribei ef lpm mat.? Her is we — intend bey even this dividend el 13. is pm mot. ma be divided eaten do lime laildnet ibriathe "Intmedbasimeedeerthedby the *Mk dim* • model advantages" en, eel fad in do mot Es t es at type In te de elm demi there will be rid Osnest beilireely esestini, se interim& en the Wein= meet* telemite. • sun equal le 111111 profits pelt to the theadadeites Wisely, 60 par met." Neer widest WW2, i s the Omer wan of bet emelesee, whisk hits eat c a pee fast es the motioning"' peed te be sale Weis Balk it is dim aid** deriders are entitled M 1,31118. tithe below et the reit and lose semen t o Web, to the elemOsiiers the emseeraging dividing it simians ANN, per wit. de the sem polidet bola width we extras& de Owe, it is staled that "no teeters were appeided earn more than half the shares had been oar noted"—that is, until lees than Lad arm remained to be distributed. How, thei% 111% item and his co-Directors aceem 4 ir this graceful " emmeision, 1,8701. 17s. 1141.," et mow thing more than 23e. per share? Whatmi and jugglery aro hidden order this duo ? r 1 47 that the broker received each a ems kr Met id will bear the light of day would be an eisertim tee roes fee the credulity it even a Unity sharddirs, and the unfortunates who em in that predeement have a right to know semething fame of the semi meaning of the item But these maim mendeni ties are far from webs op the tehelei Ike pedinti nary expenses ; they emost a** 17,1861., the balance of 11,7263. being earns f d 'barges for the charter, 2,8871.; rent, MOM; sal she, 4,7161.; be. The Unity Directors invited comparison with the City Bask. Let as make it for them. The preliminary expenses of the City Bank, Melodies the charter and supplemeetal charter, were stated in July last at 3,1191., or seas: lea than the preliminary "printing" alone of the Unity. The building was estimated at 30,0001. ; the payments for furniture amounted to about three-fifths of the stupendous " dinner" of the Unity, and the current expenses and allowance for bad debts were set down at 6.4331., spinet 12,9191., the current expenses of the Unity. But then the profit and loft account of the City Bank was by no means so remarkable as that of the Unity. It had no patent invention, no copyright worth 8,0001.; so the proprietors rather congratulated themselves on having mile 13,3003. exclusive of premiums, while the Unity imarvel works out with a questionable balance of 2.4151. The Bank of London expended 7,3861. in the deed of settlement, charter, advertising, cite., and 7,9061. in its furniture, fit tinge, and buildings. Ito deposits on Dec.3l amounted to 1,266,6241., and those of the City Bank to 944,4733., while the Unity now holds only 176,0131., or 11,3611. lees than it pla sma within ten weeks of its establishment. 104 the Directors of the Unity digest the comprises they have provoked, and let them show the public ems other grounds for the confidence they invite tam mak a record of imbecility and eztravagamm de deport and Balance-Sheet just issued. It miellt lea supposed that banking, in the eyes el Ibs inventor of this " mutual" scheme, was, to on a loottly proverb, as easy as lying; but ghe Di estere el the Unity are clearly still norotai en epprenticeship to the art and mystery, aid kw the howledge they are endeavouring to acquire the shrelesiders are paying a heavy premium. They or doi with preparations for opening eleven Lime bates el which seven are already eeta lilisft. POW &Mil are to be given up at Mid summer, whale them at Aldgate, Holborn, the aggsmt-eirens, and Exeter, are not to be opened at nil it is, however, with reluctance that Mr. Iffsa" the " Governor"—title of ill omen—aban doos lbw, fledgling Unities, and he announces it eel ble indidilel opinion that "the period would mem oleo Inieldag, as it were, would have to be mid to rimy man's door." We commend the ausulto to the Unity shareholders. If BeTLIel Wooden woo worth 6,0001., what is the calm or tieeeenes ![stet's ? At the very least, it shoal be drabs, in consideration of its economy sad irdblity. Let them at once put it in pmetise. Ton eligible vans can be easily obtained is tbs podisso of the New-cut, one tier the " BMW' imash!lstb lamoomor and Owl of Directors; Imo broll la boom of the yrolitioary expose, orlagui odvadment as she ratio of is Irk toodloot timid licte at re Ind to May to adoostarlorro at dr Illoptt or drumlin trbidt hie jot Ur boa no mead 1110 hay ellgaild in every way, are only 2Al6Lomitilm mein ideal • dividend of 3 per amt. so lie ink width won amount to 4,8001. The reds it the predminery expenses which ought to le written ed by theism= of the charter is nearly 1,&001.: Me this beendime And yet the shareholders expert t• psbM. IM en trust money to the keeping of the um wbe have shown so utter an inability to maim lemmen pru dence and discretion. We am ray bop they are doomed to disappointment. We are requeeted to state that the Qucen will sat hold a dressing-room upon the 26th inst, upon which day her Majesty's birthday will be celebrated. Sir John Pakington, Bart., M.P., will preside at He snarl eaalversery hstiwil of the ?head of the Clergy Cespeestios, es the 17th of sat meth. Mr. Charles Dickens will preside at the annual Mawr d the Royal Hospital, os the 11l it. The asaiveraory dinner in lid of the funds of St. airy • Heepttel, Paddington, le appointed $o the piece at •e Leaden Tams an the 234, the Duke d Wellington in the chair. The mood diaaer ot tie oikers at the 7th Huts on A him piece et Grilles's Rotel, Allseerle-etres4, on the lab of the eosin mouth. V a r .* cbg ... . o lid• w. OiSOßNlt,ltaa U. • • TIN Sid the Prima wanted in the groan& stiwila h r *moat is the mammas is as The aldllas• aok their wad sawetra. The Daiwa ad Kant slaved to-dry on • Yak to hat Idoesay, Woad by Lady *manta Broom sad air Osage TM %Om tat WI lism amnia* Corkeikkk at v lamases. i binismt Dias {Mork yeardagy w ok, k The °lbigitigurciems Oman Yam fat teteleisies Use alto at tbs an Nsdemi sag ad Modaly, at 17, Great Cleees-deee. Walbelsatia. Lord Broughton (askew* be DNA er lIIL Pair% ?Mime Faraday, lir. Cocking], rad Mr. Bletworl. A ihrlierftlaboriassi by Idea (Moab. sad eamidag al Xr. Ireimess. M. Ur" Yr. Ifturamoad Mr. lar ni.Lad aa beireiew 'Mb Ibe Illilitie. 11. P. Bowed, eefteellee et do Tem Lew lined, =in I =re a bellewetpeetkeetet Se tomb* et ewe suileei rimeetiey at Ibe Caioalabollea la= Web p a y..al dr lodis blab. go=PTON, TUMMY. ' Dobai et Is* Lady Aarrti arms. rei Sir co Surrorr,..... l agabb o AM i . , from Osaces w r• bm beresia_ a Ju m was reashei laosrks.l ura ile Goira suadWalkbas, tbio ca tb. I)4ekput by Cc VSice Mars Railway CaNylitr. CELEBRATION OF NU )Lames lIIRINDAT. Notice Is 011111 in lid slibt's Gargle that be Illejeety's birthday wall be oelebeeted am Thodst, t 26th are. VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO ME LAZE DMITSICT.—MAT 11, 6 o'cLocz T.lll.—nk ri ta HlRLnse the nine/ of Woks sad smite have Just by Whdrr use Seaway to the letup district. The Countess Frances Waldegrave int Mr: Har ms" M.P., have WS imaisialsg, Awe Saturday hat. at Strawberry Hill, the Cooler ef Meafteintry and Lady Vic toria Ageley, Dowager Lady WhanedMh end Hon. Mae ' Worthy, Mr. G. Z. Versos sad lady Selina Verma, Boa. Mr. and Mr.. Z. Rued] lad tie Ha. Him Humid, Hos. Kr. es M.. Freed. &mar, Lord Ashley, Hat F. Bing, Mr. C. FOAMY, M.P., Kr. Cheshil, Mr. Alfred Seymour, Mr. Egerton liarmart, Mr. Cutler, sad Mr. Arthur Cowen. The Earl and Countess of Whitest= sad family Yaw arrived in Portland-Kra from Shilliagiee Park. Viscountess Forbes and the Earl el Oranard are expected in tows the latter end tithe week from Ireland for the ream Lady Henniker has lamed cards for an assembly as Friday, the Ka Went. Lord and Lady Rivers and the Hoe. Mies Pitt leave arrived at their mama be Herthed-elmet for the meson. Lady Mennen ball will take place on Thursday, May 28, lashed of cm the 26th, ae FffiCallay eassencei The Hon. C. L. Butler and flintily have arrived in Oreermeor-pleoe for the MN& Sir James Matheson, Bart, M.P., and Lady Mettemes, have milted at their usaiisit, Cievelmod-row, it. James's. The marriage of Mr. Archibald Peel, son at Gene- rat Peri, M.P., sed Lady Allen Peel, with KW Pokaer, only deagiater el Sir Roger Painter, But., le dud to take piece ea Maday, the 2141 t ef Kay. Mr. Akroyd, M.P. for Huddersfield, his taken a home is Clanwiceppiace, Hydelearkiardens, for the maga. It in proposed to forma Unica Debating Society, epos to graduates mad natter graduates of lb* Usivetotty at I Loam. MUSIC ERR MOM , ' Last aisiit Kellum Milani loads ha Stet op =Vim arm as lidos late Barker* di TY alms at this mot ••61•41 ottswi • pit litstk ami she IIK•i•Ol - aditudiadie welmaa tibr btaad lary Madame fa Yr dassatet =lrekb•Nbslal *led do NA* mid with mak mg grimed •i•aft. segt, rro mer ; dmi ar mile .--- alfYarielest 11.-Troleili• ielik Ilibimi ve Z mg IMMO segme; ark to Infli grim if Os miler it woo so pubis dims •111. idiom power soda Iwo bar ebb to of 'lei lie is ma k = =is kg. It ha, Om •se mod Wren quite batalosid, a l • ••••lnables el wpm la " Moven yea _slisievellel tido mmi lawless firm disOrrl hp dr nor Immo mod •••••11 nowise= Ma. Meat, to short, is yaw, so dr law fr•bwa.lkemrtWdemitd *a day. OMNI. SO • aids, we isfoorty wed perinmed, sod mot ee with roil spill draw* was the Coast AhM•111•• a port teldello perdered with semen at the are doers LA arm He woe as hes assonstal lb Mt • elldtt liremes, bei r At art Wolf the quality it Ids vas IN 11•• theft at Ye •••••fini. If• nag the moat wastirlie. "Isee disallel 'kW alb and berely sad opsolisa; r tier evil bitumen Yr O. mg Figs*, " fir Mei kited _assimili," imis mei ellidivigy faisilimelosin ••• oldie bettatimialim Irmo' Harter NMI es the we. rambrie, he* es a mord, piece si eery M r : y li . re 1..111"—* wieY l= =roe lie wo rm. whisk ere War ine emesetot, mad ofterlop eolremall us ef toe et I:ce . vo ll = i st MOW& lahlorre tolmilehte Be* thole Yr orb ',wry ethic sent mope awl rm. imiltir•- visliso Y r poi as say odor IMO w dm, la db. IMO 'ban de alifeira Derr aim" y a zioss a =in arsid'• elesdrethes canvasses," Ir humour • mad its limes( sualleat limigo A bus per mid dome* 'memo Ris Or, " Calmar, or appraise met warmly. SIGNOR AND MADAME FElltilleS CONCERT.— Iltees diodrishhel whom we heir muted onnort at the lianevenspers Rom Ira orriag. It wee es &gent W Wits sesemid warroteinest, warreina o(. roan' W soda eneehrrief vent oh horernostelnesie, lithe seeiworree of whisk hey rues ailed by Mir Delby_ddr. dire Ilborroolilos Assisi Osiisoi, War like, Kerr Lad, sad_ apse mai hew& Maims Wowed sow Men's " beill," with Warr lihre shissalb starganb mesS. Wenui Idesders Ise a di ton r a Pm " i l e rn Desesios. am/ Mere whoa, "Lowe " lbws Dies • asudie ; N 4 milli Mr. Sestres, s =Wisest Ter mite% Twos* my& reels.' LB dire prionsmor were Me* __~lse, and won* egyhteisi. Mr. teens end Ilia Daft am soma sit lip red lbaserite i. l tLe asses; soli the bromeentsl piers were of the of eleried creeds. reeds estoreberost wee men estklestary le s erwaild end lbehiseshis enema LITTAART AND MUSICAL MATlNZEr—latly Mer ges Awl lie ismer of reeelviag the Lord Liss soot of Ire' lead s = t i lasieer d Isfirraftetes, yedesday. Assesgst the seelety troltsi te seed his redird, were tho liblehn, Hied id Wolk lir Dnet Of St. Peen, Mr. llidisea,,Mr.Mtesully,Mr.esekt, Mr. Mendttas Maas, lisinfek threes, w Might Kos. ChrisSW lbw- Reber Lowe, Night Kehl* lOadowas ausiner Is ltte. Armed Ks the Arm% ere Theeent uni a =usien Demur Osordese d Maim Coosiert of Daseder Lay Wad ie Malaies, Ilbe. Be eri el Z tarti isL lMmiders. 21. r a ze, bi t s =l , Hahn& mil MosslZTllet Dams. Kr. rid irdy Lewis 'Din, Mr. art Mrs. Manion len" Mr. wed Mr..)iprl Ram, Mr. and Mr.. Mehra /NA, Mr. Kent wood' DR^ Mr. Heyward, Mr. Indlited Mr. and Mrs. Jahr Talbet , Ms.. Mr.. Beettlia4, Kn. Hildyard, Mr. Prohrick Mir Byrss, Mee. Dereeford, Mrs. Wieser, Maims Mt.. Die* Ind Chutney Mr. ea& Mn.&POW Lawn tit Rev. Ma r y If. Calomel Lloyd Welkin, M.P., IA el Lro.ur Mn. Mitres, Mr..d Mn. T. Yost. Spot Mitts emended dis rude, sad gave seem *sr Ms new Ls her de 71wwer, which ins bewstitally endedMar oat* bar Nevi" sad SOW &Awl, firs Perla These riot mists hese jest mind 4 Laths tatty iest tine. =tailleirri, we el the leer MOWS tie day, sad is Is Paris se the Mt Mkt is asim is goer, red Waders Mrsolsre beentent soprano end wawa etyy marl nub whetratire and applause. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Musar the duitisashis amps; Issaseriay this aware with thapenass histena. lag wen—ldadon Vea de Wryer. the Mal Sham elf Wear isome, the Earl ad Lisasia, the Nal et 011114 ea Cansses Dowager asmahagalN Lard Caw, the Earl stOsudlsr,_Lady Aswan Watswena sad Mir Wentworth, Mr Saha Welsh, Ileyk laruirL lies. F. Mr ChM= sod Lefty Maid/. lady Mir ka, F es . Addams, etr George Aterre a tec Omni ths Kra. Casnad Caked A. K. Ora, Its WS IL Vaasa hal* Id P., Capt. Wear Gain, Mr. Mary Weimar, Mr. Cravat, Mn. MClressa, Mr. ssidi Mrs. Os* Mr. Pftshardiste , Certain may, Mr. Widd Verner, Mrs. Ogle Hata tad Ihs Misses Hen. tfte Clayton, Lady km" Cana Tartar, Xs* Bahamas. Mr. sad Mrs. gip, Bareashros, Ms. sad Mrs. Casitair ., Walleze As . Ithasatal. Kr. dlsaikaa Coal Gerdes. Ns ara, Mr. a s Mrs. Ts= Viopidasos, Ma. Adorn, tr. rG, MAY, INTELLIWPIOX AMERICA. -•.-- ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. Or auras mto (nos ors own LIVERPOOL, WEDNIPADAT. This morning the Philadelphia and Liverpool iron screw steam-ship, City of Washington, Commander leßard, arrived in the river from New York, which port she left April 30, and has brought 220 pas sengers and 70,000 don. in specie on freight. The linen steamer, from Bremen for New York, bad to put into Boston on the 29th ult., being short coal. The Severn steamer, from Liverpool, ar rived at Qesbec on the 29th, but the Canadian tele graph line closed before the name wu known. A large quantity of ice has been pared on the Banks of Newfoundland. The Illinois steamer, from California, arrived at New York on the 29th with the usual mail and ad vice.. The mining intelligence reported is favour able; the other news was anticipated by the Arabia. Intelligence from Rives, Walker's head-quartos, speak of very great distress and privation amongst the Haute., who are hemmed in on all sides by the Costa Rioans. Their capitulation or destruction seemed inevitable, and ordets have been Lined refusing quarter to either Walker or Henningeen. Our Mexican advice report that gold has been discovered in the Island of Anacupa. Havanna dates are to the 26th ult., and report trade active, and priors of sugar advanced. Money at New York active, and the supply abundant. Stocks 'toady. Exchange little doing, but prices unaltered. The cotton market closed firm, with an upward tendency. Flour continued firm, especially the higher grades. Wheat was in brisk demand. Indian corn inactive, end prices unaltered. The provision market rather brisk. Freights irregular, and engagements light. FRANCE. • -.- PARIS, TuseDAT EVENING. The Emperor, the Empress, the Grind Duchess of Baden, the Grand Duke Constantine, and the Prince of Nassau, accompanied by a numerous suite, have leftyaris for Fontainebleau, where the court remains ten or twelve days. The Grand Duke will return to Paris on the 14th, and will be present the following day at the Russian Embassy at a grand dinner, to which the ministers and other high diplomatic and administrative nota bilities have been invited. His further proceedings are at present regulated as follows, but may of course be modified by circumstances : At nine o'clock is the evening of the 16th, the PAW Is to leave for Creosol, wham be will arrive ia theAsiselsg the 17th. In the semen be will again lean teldssuliess to Pads, whim. be will immediately ads tee Bntmonr where he will arrive in the afternoon et the 1841, sad sw. bark ea bawd the Reiss licetent. The Prince win saga Rededlet ea the gag Sig Lars did put en rims Use be kik* tuYth ha wawa ea the munligetthallido sot rurdlg Ibil sibliteent, Isms be the evembe tat Luba% wide he Wit sorb ea des SM. Is the swig et the Mb be edged Ikea, set stop the Ma sad Nth. Oar 77th dr Mere will soda embark, red Imo_ coed to Chedwarg, wide peat he will vetch as the Mar. Hls drustiesse bun ChesesusgwYl eke 'Aare on the 29th, sad Oa Obi SRI Sadao AIMS 4 she Isle of Wight to visit doom Maeda at Odeon liseee. The Prince de Lips, President of the Belgian Se nate, has arrived in Paris. The commission of dramatic authors has just met to nominate five members in the place of those whose turn it wee to retire. On the first ballot, M. Reseal was elected unanimously to the place left vacant by M. Meyerbeer. On the second ballot, MM. Ponsard, Leon Goslan, Melesville, and Dina= Vent nominated. Fort of the front of the pavilion of the Louvre opprAite the Tuileries was uncovered yesterday, being entirely cleaned and repaired. The bon-reliefs en it represent a colonial figure of Napoleon I. crowned by Glory and the Arts. The rest of the covering will be removed in a few days. The camber of annual subscriptions to the Bourse has attained the figure of 2,265 fr. for the stock and railway market, and 162 fr. for the mer cantile one. The receipts of the theatres, concerts, and other places of public resort of Paris amounted during last month to 966,3630., being 260,822 fr. leg than in the month of March. The &Me contains the following remarks en the I bill foe the renewal el 9319 Rea se Fame diariar This bill tetrads the eager et the Dal, eel b hied bye treaty between the Bab set the State. By this booty the Stale ebealne groat siesseisgea, and it proves the reed ewe with which the Beak weeenis to all that interesb the Stir ma the Treseery. More theobre, eight ban bre ob bird from it in the sane olds paWde, which has semen, dims to pod trestasset se the Treseary *ad the deisseret Ibeass. The oppodemity slued by this renewal et the Bonk abbe Wilt therefore have been seized is order b se* with ewe the queen at that estaliblemset, with I dr view et giving tatietration to the weeks of commrse ma Weary. As to. peewee darer has Mill tea years to pm, It ie ley se roue aseesery to mortgage the More The LeaWative Cape will madersteed this, and will avail itself of its rights to ilsowad Bum the Council of State a mere complete lel, ad ass Weer adapted to stilly all inte nse. Why deseld the activity of program be chained to the Beak due*? It mews to us that the state would set well is aideg neromos not to abdicate its rights for the be net rl the Bonk monopoly. A circumstance might erne when it would regret having dose so. The Three per Cents. closed to-day at 69fr. 40c. for the end of the month, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 92fr. Orleans Rail way shares, 1,4630 ; Great Northern, 970 fr. ; Strasburg, 760 fr. ; ditto New Shares, 7420. 00e. ; I Paris and Lyons, 1,4670. 50e. ; Lyons to the Me- I diterranean, 1,9870. 50c.; Western of France, 7920 60. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 8100.; Great Cen tral of France, 6100. ; Lyons and Geneva, 7600. ; Bank of Credit Mobilier, 1,2970. 60c. ; Austrian Railways, 7160.25 e. Ceti as ALIT RESTIUI; Z.-PAium, May 12.-Cask ?vireo- Foor-end.o-Half per Cent., 860.,• fto (not eisshorsidele he 10 year.), 91fr. 7 6 e. 92h. M_ . 190.9111. tea; Time porCents ,69tr. 20' 1:k. 10c.; BenkstPatessAald.4.lll l l6. 4,304 ; Credit Foncier Mr, Theso_per Cwt., 9054. ; ditto, Teitths, Veer per data, 991.. • I.lle, near per Cents., 92t, 60c.; Prem.DhUgetleas et 1 . 1 0000., Three ree Cents., 930 f, ; Credit Mueller. 12Setr. At*. 76.-. • Discount Bank, 6904. Pielleateer Five per ewe., 90b.'23c.; ditto, Thro wa Ci d ets., Mfr. 60c.; Austrian Five per Cana, ; Foor- ant -e-half per Cents., NI ; Renee de Naples ( 's), 1136.25 c. 113 f. ; Romans. db. • Harlan Lean, 660 4 . ; Spanish Deferred Coveted Debt, 25251; ditto, Peeve, ; ditto Three per Cents., Esterior Debt, 41i ; ditto, Interior Debt, 39 38! 39. En %sage en Loadoe, at eight, paper, 264. 30c; money, 261 r. • three meths, paper, Mfr. 90r., money, 244.96 c. SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS. Ore TELlolllltill (1.1011 001 ORS COILRUTONDILI WEDNISDAT KOZNI The Avon has arrived with the South American mails. Her dates are Buenos Ayres, April 4; Rio, 14; Lisbon, May 9. She has brought 168 pas. augers and diamonds worth 78,0001. At Rio the want of gold was severely felt. The news taken out to Rio by the Genoa steamer had caused 80,000 bags of sense to be sold. Exchange on London at Rio 271 to 271. The accounts taken out by the Avon were not so good as were anticipated. Coffee was likely to decline in price when the Avon left. The sugar market was active, but no change in price. The elections had taken place at Buenos Ayres without any disturbance. Matra is likely to be gloated governor. A oneeradal Indian invasion has been made on 1 1 the western frontier of Buenos Ayres. Another attempt at revolution had been made at Santa Ft. At Monte Video trade was bad. Yellow fever had broken oat. At Paraguay, Lopez had been elected Praline. The Paraguay Cooper had approved of the beat, made with Brad. At Bahia rare ftver was on the deeemee Ihe mow inset* wesbneyant t freights wavoleshingirp. Nam Lithea we learn that the tobacco h no linger be lie worked by government, be l l i r l io be pot op at oestime. The Limbos Meg Company is dimolved. No sue will meiertake to be Minister of Eeele iiasticel Mitre, as assert of the question about the astern bishopric. being unsettled. The aserents of the old contracton of the Eastern Railway are still unsettled, but a settlement is likely soon to be made. Mr. Carruthers, the head of the British merchants in Lisbon, is dead. The Nelms, with officers, men, and guns, for China, has put into Lisbon damaged. Exchange on London, 30 days, 021; 90 days, 531. THE AFRICAN MAILS. (BT ZLICTNIC TIELTOLOTH.) (►BOIL 0131 OWN COZNISPONDO PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY. The African Mail steamer Ethiope, Captain Bram- I well, arrived this morning. Her dates are—Came loons, April 4; Fernando Po, 6; Bonny, 9; Lagos, 12; Cape Coast, 14; Monrovia, 19; Sierra Leone, 24 ; Bathurst, 28; Goree, 29 ; Teneriffe, May 4 ; and Madeira, 0. She brings thirty-nine passengers, ' among whom are Lieut. Bashe, R.N., and Lieut. Rainsforth, also 3,000 ounces of gold dust, and a cargo of palm oil, ivory, pine-apples, cochineal, wine, 8:c. Her Majesty's ships Scourge and Spy were at Fer mis& Po. The Scourge was about leaving for the loath east, and to visit the stations. Her orders far lasnet was expected at Sierra Leone. A difference had arisen at Fernando Po between the governor and the inhabitants. The aspect of affairs had been threatening, but it was hoped that the good offices of Commodore Adams and the Con sul would restore amity. Her Majesty's ships Prometheus and Myrmidon were at Lagos; Heels and Pluto at Sierra Leone ; and the French man-of-war Euphrate and her Majesty's ship Dover at Bathurst. A disturbance having taken place at Bathurst between two native tribes, some British troops from Sierra Leone were called into action to guard the territory. The death of the bishop, Dr. Weeks, was reported. The general condition of the coast is quiet, and in business there is nothing particular to report. AUSTRIA. The Austrian government has just published an account of the financial situation of the empire for the year 1856. According to this document the ordinary receipts amounted to 288,608,796 florins, or 10 millions more than in 1856 ; and the extraor dinary to 4,663,480 florins, or 624,490 km than in the preceding year. The ordinary expenses amounted to 321,377,664 florins, or 204 millions more than in 1835 ; and the extraordinary (for the army only) to 14 millions, or 87i millions less than in the preceding year. The total of the expenses is 67 millions Ices than in 1853. These though considered satisfactory, had not prod any effect en the public funds, or inspired confidence in the money-market, where great discouragement is described as still prevailing. PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY.—(BY ELECTRIC TELE ona)z.)—lier Majesty's ships Examati NM Wows, trout Woe, wield bin this tacsahsg. THE WALWORTH MURDERS, TRIAL OF BACON AND HIS WIFE. The Princes of the hoses of Orleans visited the fortifestiose of Alma& as the 7th. The Duchess of Orisons peed through Tub an the 9th. The Imperial deadly of Rank proceeded from St. Petah*, es the >Ne 92 the pelts of Tearekorgelo, to peg the rewate. " Acessude from Odors," any. the Pa ye, " pate that Comet fleragesolc warm of New Buda end of Bee suabis, had returned from a tear in the Crimea. Ho Wil led himself, by peroosol theitelles, that the prescription, alba govensisset, relative to the prithrestion of the mortal reseste of the sates et the sited ants., bad bees punc %ugly retied Ito effect. The tombs are the objects of the sweetest seeped of the whole at the 'shandom' " MR. DALLIA AT TAR OPM4IIIO OF TRY. ART TREA. PURRS EIHIDITION.—Prom aerie some opus glasses were pointed towards the ems is ths memo ahem the Atarkes and Belgian Atbassims had already taken their easy, 14. Date, a tall venerobis grey heeded men. of de. tee toed, Ainsekee features, we dreamed in se old blue rop y:et will ideal sick. The Belgian Ambassador, id. Van de V va = s es deteeted with 1111m4101111 orders, and gaily chatting la the most fluent English. Au media same happened at tide time (one), which expecting, we howl a sham look to ere he full. The amboorador from Haig, MOM Dumb , is • lick of the first water, with as temp • dda sod as pimp end tiny a face es well- hod - limb reek Wm. He bed Ina ymenereettas melee the VII otwioudy voted te see bow he end Hr. Dallas wail test sad' ether whoa they met, ea re says the Heyde& sehle illsids trim the adzes by TMg that be is "men . Ned • At they mt. Atha (goading), end Tr de Weyer (sitting), were OS dB, ad. sesvereisit, in the unman of the vast aeseahly. The birch serberedor come 7 his Night wrodhisey, with the politest' tee sad "Ma ides by the hand. The 11401ss =. at Mina Dater, if he apastad a sloths graft, ; bit wan st the &nth. than per by, we ad dot the thisnatutive et repaid slice imbrue that sit Ina en add anti gin to his black blether. The , algid emit mew milt NA curt remarks tutfarourable to ear Anthem ensted—W tots Guardian. ItssLris Or LOWDOII. amebae of deaths =la Lathes la the wren mild led tidbits a mall b that el the week, which was 1,038. la the len years 184746 IC7d7w 7 sue ameba of deaths in the nuke correspond* with last with we 1,010. But es the deaths of lest week accused in en firewased moieties, the estoge, with a view to compa gm% and be Mood goportiordly to the increase, in whah ere It will become 1,144. ileetes it appears that the dwells asw istareed were leas by 00 than the number that would let estered under the average rate ol modality. The M smith et blot he receded lost week I. 1,844, dad Agra SINN/ of 782 ea the dada worded in the with posisT. The revues sow NOM isdiestions of the Mea d the sell math-oast wrd did by blown aslatenrig a st awn time. D. eights" days, from ilea to the Ilith trim* both - days bordee= y e with daily taeowthillith the sir barn Ma you the temp o eel the extent et sit enthabee thea purely 7 or 0 dßstd en four Sidi. rat ethic the thetwaseater fell to 33 .wristrethet pith Ms math dab seatiand colthese era is the sum. etheni to demo of the re:pastel, sums, thildt W pesindy imams& bat which roe lag week tr 4 V bilk the dims seder which this Imam big low 01114 Ville PM from 84 to lll. The doe le nude Oa &Wand= of dr lump) the we haddilus la the awe woks 74We. Ira wet bradills gesinesis wee Mai le Ilesewsmobir of yassg i e t. ils..sonsig=sst ustsre age the low Mal billow 64 mom ISKilsolussis 1111 r .• mirk 01.11411 s of 92444141119 CMOs ra WS vas ps.isrld in la the to esdeethaiteg dubs et ths yens 1847-dd twerp amber was 4660. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—THIS DAY. This morn* haying been appointed for the trial of Thomas Fuller Bacon, and Martha Bacon, his wile, for murder of their children at Wrdworth, the great* appeared to be .`laced by the public to hear the end ea early as nine o'clock a good many pareorA had tatty their 16118 in the Old Court, where the trial took plate. _ The prime" Menem Adler Emmy 32, deeeribsd se a with, and Martha Nam, 28, was tle.d at the bar shortly berms 10 o'clock, to plead to the thaktmente. The drat charged them with the wilful murder of Sarah Ann Bas The Nona champed them with the him olme elan Hawn Yeller Beata. The geteseme, whit wen my remotady keeled, and who eedrllel witemelway coodeem, nomedr girded :tot deny In • * and thdnet moser, end they gm then Named lima the bor. At la Ocieek the {reed judges, Lad Mkt JMICe Oandiell, Mr. Justice Ceara, ad Mr. liaset Derageld, asseadeakd by the Lord Mayer sad the sheldi, alAtlhdr ern en the bench, end the planers woe the again pima et the her. The hot cam that was tabs was the charge of the willed murder of Edwin Fuller D.eoa. Mr. Bahia end Mr. Clark prosecuted. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Paoli bladed Thomas Bocce; and Mr. Sleigh and Kr. Lemma enured for the female Omen-. Mr. Be,ige la arab* the cam to the jury, said the pri soners 11101611.111 with the most serious crime known to my kw. The are bed excited a large degree of attention, bathe trusted dm Jury would not Mlow themselves to be Mewl y anything mete what they had In the box. He adrift Immo Weeps the the me emostly Mem there aene deasaimer amenrier Ws arse of • aid matmedinary Mantra. It wee sallght edition to the ed dieting astute of this charge Sat dr skim am kilo them were man and wife, sad that dr den—be might eir children—they were charged with allidlielng. Win Mr own caning, of tender age, and of that rhea of liie Ind they were, generally 'peaking, the mat Medal YR Mir parents, and their went" to them. The ma kisinerem a yrbitanaith, end be and his wife mad dabs& Ind le a mood house in • street called Feaneelles street, to Walworth. On Sunday, the 28111 Demi% the two prisoners paid • visit to their aunt The diet of that visit ems to oak the daughter of the aunt to lin, a Tat to the female prisoner, as the male primmer was ging tram hems cm that day. The daughter mid she tali at go as early as they Maid, bet ultimately it was smoildi abe dank come shat Mr o'clock. AmesIMME, abed that time she west, ad Mead at the door. Meek IF sword. She leached sereataly, bat all her atingle le gain *donna Win fralasis. She tan me le a hairs hems, sod email thas far sand ter hours and a had, when she marmel to the Imes d lbs gamma. and Mill she sail at pia eistaka. Moder Maned km sal mealeddild dna Mee le Wird% whisk Wad the nalber, orandeari f di= =to the Mere at the pima , dr * they seabed the beew they net lies — ga ginewc She obi palectly ale. Mr bed • leek kpa herd, obi& is alaket es her readesele, al WI de hod am ent kr the Thor, purposeara et pegs beir eo, Oar me high t camtios, morsel* 1, a Mae, aahe sadist ameneeketion— Same as Ca aree ode hem and modered my two • Me dm sada, "a d be ad," mediss•otertel to Mai throat." They ma Ma her le the hem . the blinds dews se they MI bra who 110 went these lime day aim liewover the Male had the key el as door ; she mad it, W dry era in. They bad bi t i t s e ali t ; oboe Mkt de 14 wen /MN Mee Y • son et Wire abed, =at Amara um iho table. Not on/y ere be Weil, hil et theccadisi is apposemem, end, a they mad Itai, w a i p to the emblem a dr mdicel ma, be sort bees MI • eseadeable taw, _at least hewn. Me Meld of that the fads risme lose sagest le ehomedua Md. Dodos dr warm dr lid • boa ea famoto et W. Made the arm end as IA the asylum in the lama of OM* a s tere mad before this occuresme. That wes a annemearie Mei woad have an irpodert= ma f i r= lawad r a na., G ear chill,• Ilede gist skeet seOres ma ad, easprimirlyagb.tedbad. N o w, the anisg ast b ete jerth ihs ird easexatedat this KIM mad lee shown k inatiard, abased, and istailly unwerlity et coedit. Ikea who were celled ia ematinel theme at wird C . : . • was said to its Mark y lhol that the thansal is the I. fiat the sill the emyids &A. eke& awe bays tuna remayed bed ••••roi the resod thderseeth the end tare we as drat/my ass having ben them. The Melo primmer Welt raki, Mk Wu Pear (the wad) esA bar orserlar slatisnybeese, end whoa there is triad Mt the make had been cononitted by the am who ems la at the winder, s reetedy ald " I did not do it." The plot wag to the house and seeread it. On going thee as stated that there was no or she in the - house, and the opened the door with the key. Oa marching the hour the polka Mad • women's aderkdenak enterated with bleed at the sea and the want, nod or wandang the womm km felt it vas found that her Mb, the they had bets kni blood in the amino of the =flu They al demeeseed • knife in Me beau; several knime woe /ad bet use et them particularly IMP= anon k. Upon that ehe was taken Into emlalk Theo owe • geed may etaversitions and oleareetio• made by loth del genera, which it would be Ws deka lay WM elma to mama; bat he thee& it War la a t thew Maar adm now, barna senywader • at Adam were lath to ha Mondosieel, and the dm ot their then ad harmer ewers& mid be hasserd Ws astir them They veldt ila, be the catamarans of that pot 4 e tLe cte misik trenli dm no do on their minds that ly me or ether se by both of the ubt primes at the bar, Ale mime hod heir committed, sod be thee& it Ws duty to lay before Meek as part of the tea spirt the Mile ra mmer, that lifter she had beta weed times lieden the sw giatrate, charged with this offence, is limerfht M. et be own voluntary will, to write with her esre Mot a sisethel which was handed to the magistrate, mid Maar st statemat, it was impossible not to arrive at the cods*. that by whomsoever the crime WIN committed, she al present at the time. This statement was as knows.,- " Sir,—l must centres that lam an boost wren, end bo who committed the dreadful deed is my lar band, and there wee no money on the drawers. Ile table boy down emir., put him in the chair, and then cut II throat. He then went up whin.* and cut the baby's." Td led him to the case against the male primmer, and to NM • the circumstances which had been thought sufficient to pile him on his trial as nn amour lice. It would appear that k left the bowie for Reigate, where he was going to work, a the Monday morning. about nix o'clock. It would be a qua tine for them, therefore, to consider by whomsoever de crime was committed, at what time it was eontraidat and be thought all the eireumetences tend show Met must have been committed either on the Sunday night" early on the Monday morning. Ho had told them alresil what wee stated by the medical man at the time of the data{ of the bodies: am to how long they had been deed. al he should call before them several witnesses, tu tghboan living in adjoining home. who would state to them de daring the whole of that Mo nday there.. • total silence's* hour*, that there wean° cry of children, that the blind, of* house were down all day, and that there was nothing, in deit opinion, to chow thet there wee any person naming in to house. They would have to asy, putting the +kb . of the eircomodenees together, whether, in *it opinion, the children were killed on the dew day night, or on the Monday morning, not ho the abeam of the husband would, an point of law, Oda soy difference in the crime, supporing he we cope : the mime about ni be committed by the wife. If he emits cogunable, he would be an accessory before the feet. NY were FNMA at the committal of the murders, be waif be • principal, if he were not Ferret, but aware kit his wife was going to commit the crime, he would be ill secemory before the fact. lie arrived at Reigate cede Monday, and triremes would be called before them whe would spook of hie extraordinary state of MIA He was greatly excited and was utterly unable to work. Is that Meto of mind, he remained until the Tuesday , the pollee went down to Reigate, and be was MesP. up to Leixd ea. It was tight he should state on coming up to London, ho expressed the grief, but he upheld the story which hie wife had tolTlrlde man had entered at the window and committed the moils. At the inquest the wife alone we charged with the moths It appeared that a notion had gone Mooed that it wit an extratediaary sleeT, end • person spoke to he prisoner urn the subject and raid to him, How OS any one believe that a men should come in and murder ke ' children without robbing the house, or hoeing wee rents for it t" They would find that from that tom. the ark prisoner exercised hie ingenuity to ameei for the mine. and he told a wine of eadd with raged to the losses which he them ail for the ___, Nan he had easteked on the occasion al the weir. i s Mated that he had 1.4 paw dither a enich al ea note. Inquiry war mede into Mae earramentire said! tart eat to Le entire fabrication& With "" wag& this singular circumanacads= snag tlllllo—doi a tog • street in the ig jot It would wpm tisk la leder le 10 ostratey to the w a wa "het • aiiiiad boa committed. the width had beestheeett 6 the place where it was atkernady Med' It with regard to the wets, he ar seta 1 gat that particular note, eat ha Mattel tat 11 ens of several which he received la • eitigar. The notes were aeon end Sem d isza rn. very notes which me the malt et that she me go e i hers the merle, of the children. lgerttliley the weberr Are doer were entire fahricatkes. He lost no weds woo snit no emir, mid with roped to the clothes they red rat sat only did he not lose any, but ping ko &Lambed he there rd coneration with a 'ald asked him to say that he had made for him the article which he bad stated he had loot. lie bad Calse ahr would not detail the conversations which would be En to in evidimes,but there was one which he could not Mistertlng to. The prisoner was insisting upon the ei Ida story to a person he was in conversation the preen remarked, " What if your pft ebteldi eV you did this P" The prisoner Miteirderlond said, "She never did deceive me yet, mat rink she will now. I do not think she will err nts." But the case did rest upon the that he hid already not Mead. There ins rend 44th end would be produced, • pair of WOW the prisoner was in the habit of wear filikfte upon which spots of blood were discovered. The sodeavoured to account for thrift:sod by la ta a tl y at nrooseded trcw • cut on his tape; and, was • out en the font Inger of Ids let Those was oar him on the Sunday did nit notice ea orb est ; they wealO r sot go the lerth of rpm there Was met Mr sir hot did not sere So ibr from Os err d his losaidag ay airm it. an of the blood, they ad. dad Ant es tin &wisp be had en black eal wue re at %be Waal stead that be Saw He amid ßah also does Art there woe , a cut j en ibe dart el lbs liwide, bat thd cut wee donor su lfa/ Wad penearal the dote. It might am =roma the wawa bassil,bot if it ma door by wear pear she mid have been • perolve indrumea. Arran 111111 wad have been ready lamed. Than are shoe • reek road her neck as if some Upton bed bra = rand IL Tire was a rope feed is Or end it would be deem that the mar wand we emu =wills that Pepsin an ontesoodlwawrw. Ile Ind 11l ea wane of the cod, wad weal adis this the Wear to ailerstond the disuse alas= mar dia awe bare their tbe edema would Ira me deer at the het ad the prom der by baldric seolotel try boa ratbend, mar Wad t h is ardor , ad V they and( be NOM of that, then do or weld have wear dose has of • mars Ida to detrais; sod that was the surd to whir elm la pint lbwi add be WM to he trea d - fir ber oWnoe. hid tote thom draft ad ehe hod IsOctobor ler the rasa g=s, and did sie was noteat to abernition of slid. itras ht a ibeedowl Wite of mind, ea alba le debt ken wrong, he could ad be loommdbloll Ter, het the party mast be oo blind to mom at Or Ilmo the est committed r to be Maly alba to distlogula between right sad wag in the dela of dal ed. Ile did sot wish to per this used aos lbom unduly, bat be thought they wart ibel,ner= of tho roar of this women 11l tn n e l oppsowi to be adarsdat all dr &Woe dab add earrown awl napeamelea ; dle weld ad hie swag Ant r sie woe • perms of 1111111.011 l mid, Abe &Mei • easehalde areedsmose ol haring las wand by bar d rab at engraft bow the thing Ilea dew. His Lear heed who idaisd dr ads pawn , wadi no doubt PIK was apleratra Mao mord. He lama it MI lean misgani. weed Mobs* be WO r.d= i Ilmt ell lbe ildultoilson radiant' oretraesary he he.. to Mrs. was dodo by aka with • view to wren his WWI. If that Mawr 111110 rude r they would have to ask theredwo wham, suppaing • soon dead that his air had ossoldel the aims d murder, end be knew diet she hal been. his hom ore, in • lunatic the mad rheum as his prt would not bo that sh. bed ski cemaitted the crime was deo bed bra laboring Radar abomdits of mind, and whether Me 1 combat woad sot have bow lisathai cm that sal if so, wham thaw Ilatekedae were ab wet a data d He bed eu ml4to wa m la andadon that be trated would the edema which would be berm them, and that He, to whom the seads et Wade wore open, would guide them to • deas. Idre. ibt = 24 llmtro said—l live our wee a in Itagla 7 street, Milo rd, end the mole prisoner is my cowls. I wee In the Ida et alas the paves at raw residence. I sew the boa on Sunday, the 29th of December, at my uncles and m brothsr-in.law's. I sew the female primmer st ado's between nine sad ten in the evening, and she asked me to go sr& as bar o a the following day, and remain with la while ber Ittihad was awl et Boigate. I smog to do sa, sad it was arranged that I was to go between bar sad live in the eft/moor I had wen the nide prow to ay bother-in-lew's before this, sted iso also rebid me to men Is his hones the and day, and I told him I would do 00. I was only in with the prisoner • few mire on this day. I aeaaet rolled bow the male Warr was dreier, smi I did not obrerve say out an either of his hands. Oa the fillewing day, Mary, I west to the pronsse bows weenalg to apartment. y Had Tear-sere-drast. lomboth, Hi. 4. I Imodedi Ta st A s s doer reposedly, but egad not get sal newer, an, I meld sot bear any owed to the brae ▪ two or three boas, and I readned at art door all that Van I wed arty sad retired about helfrar nine der* at night, sad again knotted at the dem, bat could not get sny 11111111. I stopped move than on beer, and lad ing I could set mho any ow bra, I wont boat. Whin I trot wont I awned rot the gram of the loess wore cloud. On the tollewing mania I mate/ die pismire bows ape* IKOAMpleledltywy wear, abed cat o'clock In theand met tbs prhensrMarthallares are amerce theatre's. las bad a took is hr bead, ed • balermareas, mad she mid she we. geleg ape, her rat My swam sea bar whore she bed bra all the peevious night, and she add she bad been Is the bows d night . She also Immediately after- Weer that some Ins got into the house by the back whitlow, sad that • assn bad killed the two children, and tad cut her three, and she mid she was going to pay her rent and tell her husband what had happened. We all then went beck to the prisons/1' house, and - the prisoner unlocked the door sad we went in. Upon Kenn into the back morn on the pound door I saw the little boy, sitting on a charity the side of the fireplace, with his throat cut—there was no fire in the grate. Ilse boy was between three and four yews old, I breve. These wee a , quantity of blood on the floor, end the child's nos was metre on the table ; it was apparently pits deed, but I did not touch it. Mn,. Bacon then repeated We statement she had suede before, that some man had go' in at the window and had done it. I was eo shocked _ the sight that I left the hoer immediate) e nd wont to the boom of the male prisoner's . L My modar and Mrs Hama went to the polirstation. I did not see ese Niels_ prisms, until alter , be came • beck hem adder ce the Wednesday morning, but I did not notice how he deemed at that time. A few days An war& my attention was collet to • per of fustian women that ware urn the prierier's person; and on the Friday, when re ferret took place, I examined them, and err some spots an the legs, appareetly blood. The spots ware en the babe( the right Ir. I asked the prisoner how those spots at bleed bed come on his harm and be told see that be bad cut his Sager. I bad reeved the epees • week trefiwe the funeral, end I called the primates attention totes st the time, and he told tee that he had est ble Inger se bo wen carving the dinner on the Surety after Cristarday. He afterwards rid that he had cut his Inger as he we cutting a piece of wood to light the fire. This wee • day two dr the former carrerestion. He said that, rhe • cutting the wood, the knife had slipped and he had cut end of his finger. I did not notice that he had any cut upon his finger until the Friday after the murder. A shirt belong ing to the male prisoner was shown to me on the day before the funeral of the children, and I observed that there were two or three small emote of blood upon it. They were very small smite, as though the prieener had rut hireU while allaying. I had frequently seen pieces of cord in the prisoner's house, and I have men a piece of cord taken out of the fire-els« that appeared to have been burned. The prisoners had been married about eeven years. Mts. Bacon bad been in a lunatic asylum, and I and my mother fetched her from St. Luke's in the month of October before this pond. By Mr. Sleigh—Mrs. Bacon appeared quite calm • composed when we met her on the Tuesday morning, at she appeared se though nothing particular had happened. By Mr. Metcalfe —The prisoners wished me to go to theft house early on the Monday morning, but I had so urge meat sad told them I could not go until four o'clock in the afternoon. Bacon told me he did not think his wife ought to be left alone all the week, end this was the reason I was wished to go to be with her. Both myself and Bacon were apprehensive of what the might do as she had been confined and been out of her mind before, end lie appearrd to Ili her not to be left by herself. There were tome things on t table before the child, but I did not observe whether they were toys or not. The blood on the shirt appeared as though it had been occasioned by his cutting himself in retie Ile had pimples on his chin, and I have sees' " bleeding. I had seen Mts. Bacon, previous to . writing the letter to the magietrate that has been re fennel to, but I am not aware that anyone made • pongee don to her that she would be hanged if she did not make such a element. Re-examined—No pertleolar time wee mentioned for going to the prisoner's house on the Monday. By a juror—The }intoner Mrs. Bacon did not ray at • hour the house was broken into. William Henry Cooke. a police-constable of the L division, said—On Tuesday, the 30th of December,l was on Into at the police-station at Kennington. when the female prisoner, accompanied by • women nerd Payne, came there, and the latter said that she wished me to go to Four-acre-sheet, es she thought something very eerioue bad happened. I tam pered than to the prisoners hour, and se we were =Mrs. Baer said that a person had got in II end cut her children's throate, and her as well. When we got to the house, the female user unlocked the door with • key, and we three went into the back room, and I sew a I boy sitting in a chair with his throat cut and quite dead, there was a great deal of blood before him and an over room. 1 asked where the other child was, and Mrs Pe said she was retain., and I went up end raw a little on the floor with her throat cot, and quite There re • child's bed in the room, which imputed been slept in. but I did not observe any blood Both the children had on their night clothing. observing the children in this condition, I aid to Mrs.. " This is • had job," end the replied, "I did not do it. man came in at the back window and did it." I examined the window to tried she refe rred in the back parlour, end ere etained that it was fastened, but not properly, although sufficiently to prevent any one from opening it from the outside, and all the glue of the window wee sound. I sherwardswent into the front bedroom on the first door, end oar • lades night-dress lying on the bed, nearly all covered were with blood on the front part. There was also aquadity of blood o • there naminin .• went to a roue, and send to • • and tLer~ took the got there charge of thin mwu was • emend saw • the dead • npon the • doled the remmtly Ike gill of obserwed has, dig marks of vat foot Ct female .. mho, u • • By. one I asked prisoner' she woe many • severe reefed • haled dreadful By M 10001 • end the • the bad been found. also n • • the upon t • several Toads him w • found • By know or • and he he named • I told • had • wished exclaim • I olden r gamed • • walked we left t mall-t o what w d did not n Tho • r, panied k prison it has g under it By s. peered It wee • • M a Ho • en into ro a it. ell re 4- round he cord. oy the • he The .• • served a T rap d y . • ad A.• de, Ke • • ad 30th Irk I was did then ing this to oh, were got of bl • nee B hat and du ft edd that ad- teen en I U e ke. to • sa d who She else mid thce • ne e Upo • b e d at, w gek eligh and that her to a hen done had then aon chi!' re in The y eta • en d hl • n ti, ho ; stead dat I • end wi her. mar don. tro ante A Da /ter- up° mere en • • B IMMO Of t I the ere Rob net that sla week the them en b e de • • day, 1 WY 11 " ay or 1 • Coo In I the her upon CAti long- pefore eew there o it. moo el cut the ' cord the taken The Bacon itched ~• hap. to • and v. ed and " t • ) their th in t h e at : n ot se I was to AVM refined wish • on the r they though .1 mving. a them • to her J en re- • mum- t• t make for my at what inty at risoner, and the out, ea accent- e going o at the er OVA ale pri- we all a little tad, and mu the Payne ttle girl its dead. I to bare 1 on it. . Upon r. Bacon, lo it. A mamined parlour, properly, g it from sa sound. floor, and 11 covered quantity 5