The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TAT/TSSALL'a—MONDAY. Se',low have we bad to record so meagre an attaabines at Tattersall's on • Monday as that of this afteraoon. The , few who dial drop in hardly anticipated auything better from a re the fact of , Shrewsbury martin Wing "00, ' and knowing that the boohnLikeis bad decided to postpone settling Oil Liv e rpool until after " meeting, There were borne offers to " isy on the field" for the Shrewsbury Cup, but nothing wee actually done. For the Derby 2,8110 to 200 was accepted about Paris, and 1.000 to 50 nosh about panic and Blair Athol, the latter baring been backed to win 3.000:. Closing prices : DERBY. 14 to 1 apt Yr. Ti. Ileasak's Paris (t) 2000 to 100 Lard Si. Vincent's Pause (t) too 2:41 Mr. W. l'Aneon's Blair Athol (t) SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. MONDAT. _ _ THE SHOEIiO3I COOP? SrakiB of 10 goes. each, bit, with 50 added ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winning penalties and maiden allowances. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. B. .1. florin. Lord Eariel.b, by Prime Illolater -Dement tart, 4 yrs, sat nib (Vordham) I Mr. Georg, Bryan's Welland, 4 )15, gd ltib ,Cuotance. 2 Mr. P. Jacob's Lark 3 yr., Ist ltdb lL Ortaishaw( 0 Betting : 7 to 4 on Welland. and 3to 1 art Lord Bur Isiah. The latter made play throughout, sad won easily by three-quarters of a length. Lairs did not pass the poet. Tai QCI3I2I'S Punt of 100 guises& ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Three miles. Sir. T. flunt's Ifllthfield, by Mountain Deer—Doubt's dam. lyre. Sat 611, T. Trench) 1 Mr. 2. I hellustam's Bally Aslmund, 0 yrs, Mt 13Ib ( O. 'ordain) 2 Mr. Murray's tante', 3 yrs, Sat eib ;Mabon) 0 Betting 6t05 oo Blithfield, and 5 to 4 apt Belly Ed mund. After going about two hun , :red yards Bally Edmund mu out of the course, aid Fantle= haring to pall the horse up, tura him roucd, and return into the proper course, be lost about two hundred yard& The other two alternately led, bat the pace not being particularly strong, Belly Elmund joined his opponents on pantos the stand. the snood time, after which Blithbeld dropped . back ap parently beaten, and Luriee carried oe the miming to the tura into the straight, where Bally Edmund west to the feet, but was pined when fairly is the straight by lUith fisid, who woo by tea leagths. Lanni did not pass the po T d. HE .sTrwrorrr GOLD Cur, value 170 nm., by subscription of 10 sees. *web; 5 ft; with 50 added for all ages; certain penalties awl allowance'. About ono sails sad 200 yards. Lord Stasofords Comma, by Wonseraley—Oaremso, 4 yrs. Pat Mb (J. Mann) 1 Lord Dakotan's Despair, late Mx/ 4 yrs, Sot 9th (0. lonthaiel 11r. Jackson's Lady Louisa, S yre, Bst Nth J. Doyle) 3 THE Pt-irt of 3 son. each, with 33 added; for 3- yr-olds and upwards; selling and other allowances. Mr. Paynesa Voreteder. by Augur—Lira, 2 yrs 405), lot lila. carried Sot 111 b) (Herbert 1 Sir. Kern pson's Jessie. 2 yrs )401.:, bat 12Th (J. Odra/haw. 2 Sir. Bird' , Highland Mary, 2 yrs .405). Sot Itlb 3 *The Sotlaolior also ran i—Dlodatn, Down., await Antidote, Moak MiM• EMMA, avoegron„ and Douche. Rattan sto 2 apt Jaime, 4to 1 apt Disdain, 100 to 15 sipt Bosh, 7to 1 agst Douche, 10 to 1 eget Foreteller, and 100 to 8 ant Highland Y A abort delay ensued at the post, sad when they were Antidote got badly ed. The running was made by Rowena, who ran out of the/mark a mile from home, from which point Dis dain carried on the running into the straight, where Jessie went to the front, but opposite the Stand Highland Mary and Foreteller challenged, and the latter getting up in the list few stride*, won by a head ; a similar distance ups.' . rated the second and third. The winner was bought for 65 edemas by Mr. T. Mason, ad Mr. Payne claimed Mies j Emma. Disdain, who was a good fourth, was sold after the ' roe lay estate for 32 pions. nu CARNIVAL NUR/MU HANDICAP of 10 KM each, ft, with 150 added, for 2-yr-olds. One mils, Mr. Longttelds tareltne, by Yemeni. Deer—Zulaika, 'a alb Count Itatthyany's ruckus, let 31b l.l. Math. t Led Stamford', Dtvinsr, eat slb di Norden) 3 The foil...in also ran whine/we, Claxton. Belle of the I Vale, eby Ted,lbegton—dish Copp, Mystery, Macbeth, Bed worm, and Bittern THE FORFGATI STACKS of 10 ems. each, sft, for 2 sad 3-yr-olds ; prates mad allowantes. About throe Wimp sod a qoarter, straight run in. Lord Stamford's (AWN', by Orlando—Msaltya4 yrs, . Sat Illb (s! Ithas / Dlr. It. Ten Broeck's Stanmenkte, 3 yrs, IN ]lib (0 loodhsai) I Mr. S. Thstluaion's Cuckoo, 2 yrs, Tat nth (J. Doyle) II c by Wiodhound—Letcombe Imo dee ran.. ..__ • Batting to lot one tune 5t02) oe Canidia, 100 to &) apt Suombraidr, mod sto 1 "bar two." Oadnidia wads all the rano*, cod woo by tbreeipartera d • kepis ; ilktokoa, who bolted previous to tie nett, was o bed Jinni ; yes Letoombe lees oat beaten oft Tee &ant HANDICAP *nom. whet, with 20 added. few 37volda and upwards ; vinare rim. Meet Ohm writers of • mile. . Ma Pore Overture, by Teidlngtaa—lene, t yrt,llst gib lJ.tu,Mtvr) 1 Mt. Jackson's Redpola 5 yrs, Mb 21t. (J. Doyle) 2 , Mr. Herrn' s bohemia. yrs, rat ;March, I ' The following alao rat Can:erne, Vigil, and DMA. Betting : Eves cm Overture, 4 to 1 apt Vigil, end 6 to 1 +Mb seer Bohemia sod Redpole. °vectors jumped away in float, followed by Redpole, but in a dozen strides Vigil raa by the pair. and earned an the reaming to the tarn Habeas atisight, where she ran wide, and Overture again took the lead, which she maintaird to the end, nod was drily by a tenth and a half : Bohemia was • bad third. Tye BATTLEFIELD EILIVICAF of 6 sore each, with 30 dada. Urea quartos et a waia. foot Uxbridge's Lima, by lliazolello—Haughty, 3 yra, Tat 311. loc. bib ertra) T. French) 11 Mr. F. Fisher's Reindeer, 6 ms, 701 (Priori Mr. Br)an'. Lava,6c i tt MI6 (Mellower) I also rale - - - - - Bettina : Eves ow Zota, 5 to Sept Liatcw, and 4to 1 apt Berme°. Z. made play to the glossae*, where aim was Yawed by Liston, who awns away apposite the Stand, and woe easily by a lemon ; a week between mond and third; Titanic* was a bad fourth. A Beam.): RACE of 7 vows each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; visitor. •rtca. About two miles and a quarter, over eight lights of bandit's.. a. laawarie Senoras Can Syrian). by The • Carr—The OUto.l yes. In lab Oeo. Waddington) 1 Mr. T. Waaon a Pot Poyrt, a yn, 114 ab (bat lab ex.) ' (W. abate) 2 , Antadmia Slum Vu VOCht. 47T Sala (f. Tuner, 3 TM tie also ran :—Zeionsorstor, ) Boottwayer, ind Over the Sea. : to 40 eafilarioas Cm% 7is 2 apt Pot Pourri, 6to 1 sgst Soothsayer, sad 10 to 1 net Iteeaunerator. me latter led into the straight. vttaraBwia. Owe went to the *oat, and woe by three Webs ; a bad OW. NAVAL AND MILITARY. e'l ADMIRALTY, Nov. 16. —Arm unworn: tame Sir F. t. Mllliateek, to the Alum% A. C. btrodo. m the Velem, eomilofse.t dasufeersts C. B. Theshald. to the Wasp; I'. 11. M. Wyayard, to the Royal Adelaide ; H. N. Kum, T. Hoopoe, F. W. 0. H. M. Hern, sad J. J. 0. &mil, to the Auretag Paymaster }L 0. Pool, to the Aurora. Amisteet Paymaster H. Laight. to the Aurora. tfl.W Sufism T. W. Jewell, to the Aurora. Boggess P. W. Garnet, to it. Weep. I Aserfrat itarmaise J. F. Limey, to the Aurora ; J. A. Mos, to the Weep. Aeties Arsistast limps= J. A. Meodoeald, to the Aurora Cleric R. J. Meek. to the Aaron. Aufste et Clerk Mogan Yields', to the Aurora. WOOLWICH, Nov. 16. The members of the Ordnance Select Outtitnittee atimmhliql :it the Royal Arsonist this day to wituswe a rem- titioc of experiments with the 6-poorder breech-loading ritled gun invented by Mr. Parrom. DV rounds were bred' within 32 minutes, which included some delay which took plane in consequence of out being provided with • suffi cient iiimotity of the proper description of ammumtion. At the terminotiou of the CAIN the wespoo was toned to be be hot that • hand maid not be placed opou it. The breech was found to art with perfect freedom, and the gas to be perfectly gos-tight. Mr. Panties maintains that his system an peculiarly adapted for gam of large calibre, as the sphere, which ammo linseed of a metplasio. me be made of say eine sad strength, mid it boa not to be Idled oat of its piece is the operation of lo•dieg, The scot which is eereeter► la the Arimarnog gun is else dismissed with. The 11-inch experimental titled gun, moosted at the Royal Animal for the purport nt hang forwarded to the &oiliest, gunnery Mir, was thle dsy impacted by the Ordnance Soloist Cow mitts,. TM brine of the gee ces be raised or lowered es assail Maim working into a reek fanned co • hoop which oseirelm she gee, and a gamin in threat under the broach to amiatate its mmitioa whew properly adjusted. Tat BOILER EXPLOSION IX BELVIDICRZ-ROAD. Ai Inquiry was held yemerdsy In the beard roam of the Westminster Hospital. before 1114 C. St. Clair Bedford, the Mooney for Westminster. nod a jury, on the bodies of Therm. Booth, 39, and Healy South, 28, who were killed Irl era, •aplosiot of a hnrlar on the pi sinter. of Messrs. Myers cad Solo. builder., of Belvidere-mad, Lambeth, nailer the circumstance. olorted inns? solemn a few days ego. The jury react net a verdict " That the dimessed men were killed iby the coll.peing of the {suer tubs of a steam bailer, cantol by working with inautficient water." 1. answer to lbe s•ler. Negro.. Myer. mid there would be a subscription fee the widow., who world sot he forgotten. Sot yw KTISINGTON 3117,421:31. —During the week ending 14th Nov. the rWtore have been se follows :—Oe Sichidny. Tuesday, and Ihearlay, Ira days, open from 10 I.m. to 10 p.m , 6,709 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, sad rriA..•, dale (ailmisdoe to the mailer Id), open ffrontl9 a.m. trn 4 pm. 1.217 ; total, 7,942. ham the deOlaiz of the milkmen; 44,004. , , . . :..Da.. .JOltdleli Licirf-gstows Om Liam 'Ott. 2,ts.eaSA. eixtle epopi• wag fltecostre Kele lame Weep. dethoetetlefeil thst 1113 . fr,eriorte Other rho 1y ' rhe'.eiree got ettßotegat menacing. • Th e voided NW hvide‘ntiF, Dr. 74,14e1ene11. stter observing leteek e t, niageisHeilisentat srattlerlassitiesi that Mis oil weir Ilegiesl4. s..terregeeti soireme agenglernemassiarmartus thohmeier ihn stils..-gapkWiatt , a caP° 644 met, es. ed., arg hy • Dr. 4. Jungle* ea, near, Buford, and Ce., 77 Strand, Leedom aid -eindrerasesimitj lift *Wettest& EQUITY OOURTS..—.Nov. 16. (Before tie Lig Macellor.) NICSBI7T V. BEILIUDGF. This was an appeal from the Muter of the Rolls. His Hoene &aided the principal point in favour of theplaintiff, but sot brvisg also given him the benefit of what was alleged to be other consequential benefits, an appeal was brought splint pert of the decree. It appeared that the plaintiff Nesbit* wee entitled to • reversionary interest in ii.sum of 1,0001. under the will of his father, Major• General Nesbitt, of the East India Company's service , which he mortgaged for 8001., giving two policies on hie life 'as collateral securities. This reversion mid certain annui ties to which he was entitled he subsequently sold to the clerk of the solicitor who arranged the mortgage for a sum of 761. This sale was inmesehed by the balsa improper, and was held by the Master of the Rolls to be void, and the deed ordered to be delivered up to be cancelled on payment of 75!. and interest. The first mortgagee of the reventioe , being about to be paid off it was agreed that a new policy for 1,2001. should be substituted for the two other policies which she bald. The plaintiff contended that the substituted policy was subject to the same equity of redemption as the original polices, and should be delivered up. This bad sot bon due by the , decree of the Master of the Rolls, and it was on this point that the appeal was brought. In consequence of Nesbitt's I death a supplemental bill was Med by his reprneotatives, ! which the Muter of the .Rolla Omitted as •not being ia conformity with practice. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Birithect append for the appellant; Hobbouse and Mr. Dickineos foe the respoodeuta The Lord Chancellor expressed his agreemest with the judgment of the Muter of the Rolls setting aside the male, I for independently of th e fact that the reversion was sold soder its value, then was proof of sodas advantage tikes d ' Nesbitt. He adverted to this for the purpose of saying that if the application had been only to set aside the oak of the veronica (espied with einteet property for a tingle sum of mew, it would have ben difficult to apply to that cam the ordinary rule of the wart, busies it would not be easy to iseertain tha roif value of the one or the other. But hers as the sum paid applied clearly to the whole subject matter of the sale, it wee manifestly Inadequate. With regard to the ether pert of the cue, it appeared that the etuisaltraneaefic• woes mortgage by Nesbitt to • Miss Jackson, which montabled • unmeant that he should keep up the premiums oil two poll- Mee on his life of 200/. and 7001. which Ise gave to the mertm se collateral security. There wes,kowever a prove° that if Mg Jackson received the dividends ou the Connie, which wen the subject matter of the mortgaga she should pay the premiums out of the dividends. This she eapataally did. He (the Lord Chancellor) would not ley that it would sot have beep competent to her not to keep up the policies, bet that past did not come is quieten, et la lad she *id •do so veil she period with them by tranniar to ate &war. He being the assignee el Neshltt's equity of rmisopeace, and alio the purchaser of the rights of Misok, the oney's elates isterest in the reeerskoi elected Y foovvra p te a Nesbitt's life for 1.2001., arid he applied to Jria to allow ittobasubetitute dfewthetwoathenwtliMlMbdd. which wee agreed one. In natty the easily...l mallemp- Nos was stall in Nesbitt, aced Beam was mifir biegrodea holding the policies in trust for the real gwaee et Ole of redemption. He (the Lard thetefol:t qu a no doubt that Neshitt's present repreeeMelivo Ise • sight to claim and take the policy which had ben substi tuted for the original ones, and that mettle, BssyW per his assigue, Mrs. Berthige, one of the dekodanta was retitled to it. He should, therefore, reveres that part et the Master of the Rolls' decree, and desire that the policy must be reitani•L as part of the stair" el rodoesplioe and belseged lerNeabitt's »promisees. With. reprd to the dinnimal of the supplemental bill, he should reverse the decree, declare/ that the Ming of that bill west W pnowsdlag, and as reparded thaesele, sheuld Jim the dee" giving th e pia ntiff ooly the mete of the lug below , below, but no coats of th e appeal to Mar peaty. - • (Before the Master of the Bolls.) ROOD r. TIII CLID3O-ClOBB nan.wot COMPANT. Hi Honour pre judgement in thisPoros, whisk wee mood kat week. The pkintiff Bled hie bill for an iejnoctitri to Aetna, ONO adendente from taking or keeping pommies el a prima of hie property Br Bedcrow-etreet, Southwark, for thenrail way. The company bad giros the usual notices em to two separate porta of the property, and a eatieepoodenno evened which the defendants contended embraced all OM property in 'he was argued for the plaintiff by Mc. &awls, QC ,sad Mr. Joyce; and for the defeedsata by Sir Hugh Qtirr sad Mr. Hi Honour eaV i Ciere were no poem& for the iejasetios melted. The phuntifre or.. wasklest be hid received tiro 'settees whir& did eat embrace the whole property, wlefle the defeedeate cootended that the eorreepoodesco exkodeit to all the property. The ehoet of the earrespeariesee set elms, bat as the mellow bed takes posentaa of Se lead sad proceeded to use it feu their purposes. sad as they in their ewe view hal had it all vaned is the usual way s taxi moreover se besides the plaistiff sad defesdants Ss public also were iatareeted is q swamis of this elterseter, se injunction would be granted, sad there was Leese on the put of the plaintiff in not taking step tutor to mean his Notice refused. Cade to be oats is the MOM THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVF MEER 17, 1863. The court held that lodide( to the entlidne of the did*. rent acts of parliament regeletiag the police toter, the judgment mast be for the receiver, on the ground that them was od legal sight oanhe pare of the inspectot lo claim the allowance. The *Litman& bad no vested jar rest in the allowance. It pin proemial*, dependent on Ma will of thiiSecretkii of SUM, the same as the (Ace vas under thetceamlasioners of folic*. The policeman was act entitled to en allowance, bit it was given to him in the nature elm gratuity from time to time. It. eel stated that it should he lawful fob the Sicretary of State to grant each allowances, but it did not make it obligatory °shim te do so. In this case it was a great for a year, subject to its ni• 'vocation at the end of that period. Judgment for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—Nov. 16. Minim is Basco.-Before Lard Chief Jostles Ark and Justices Minims, Dyke, and Beating.) CLINIC IL BRZCLLZY RAILWAY COMPARY.—AWARLD OF munixeroza. The plaintiff in this cue had constructed the defendants' railway moo a contract, but there being a large claim for • extru a dispute areas, and the matters were* rafeerei to mbitratoss, who awarded that the defrodsate should pay the plaintiff 10,6241. 7s. Id. and 9821. 41. sd. A few days ago the court granted the venal rale, calling apes the &fen , dant& to show cause why they should not pay the same mars purimat to the award. Mr. Limb, Q.C., and Mr. Wattle Williams, in showing cause, stated that one of the conditions of the cartract woe AMA the plaintiff should accept in part payment any number I et shares not exoeeding 400, at their nominal value of 101. ach. The plaintiff, however, sow essteaded that he was not I boned to take the charm, bemuse th e arbitrator had ' awarded him so much money • but it was submitted to the mart that the arbitrator bad limply Axed the amount dm, without is any way interfaisg with the mode of payment settled by the oentaact. Mr. 'Amy, Q.C., in support of the role, stated that there bad been curtain proceedings in parliament varying the formation of the company, so that the existing Acne were I not the mm• thiem as them mentioned in the centred. BesidiN, all the shares had teen allotted, but after the awetd.the eoteMity west into the medial and bought shares to tender to the plaintiff. After more dboomica it was arranged that the question whether the plaintiff wee bound to weept the therm should be Mimi by aa action or a 'plaid ems, and that the ' remainder of the amount awartied slioukl be paid. Nov. 14. Fittings at Niel Priam to Middy.—(Balsas Mr. Josh* Wills. and a Cosmos Airy.) WABILLYGTON Y. NB JOHN ISINGLI.—A DISPOTED OM= YOB BARIUM DIIIOOBATIONI. This was an sane to MINS' 454 for soacir sold and sorb and the defoodant paid SW. into overt sad denied Ms lauinti for an t eing &valid that stun. lar.Dighy intsr, Q.C., and Mr. Day appeared is as • tiff ; and .1. .1. rowan, Q.C., and Mr. T. Athletes the deleadaa. ' Mr. haymow said that the plaintiff was an artist is aid eats and gamma dessrator, carrying on his be Ootifaughtternse, Byda-park. B. was a person el • ia his stk./ha, and ha received aertiatehe d • rotate= at both the Exhibitions. The delhaina, .7. Arbegle, ens a' gentlest& a/ large wealth, wqnsia l ksid havhg eetabliimets also id the hied Wt. I. favoilingatsr ..- W fat about to married, add hi Mnermitsd as that • to upend sense of his wealth. It happened dna as , anwasse of thelltiesess Alazarbe Uwe. tho Maw as mak al•Osinal sad BAP was annyarand ha the dataniwt. Mae In bi are AIM hit& shed, beam my, of Ma Mr. Weidlegese wailed Nix 14 and 14 48 1 S UAW Mir 4/040 span kr • YM& *And pragaan~ rut min win shim It we poi ani cd, swan lawrivaramed Mao am j o d that irgab i . k i :4 ll.6ll 44,tirrbi a = 111 41 M • salid ....uua lgaitier; e let .sc haare down with the t t lova were&warde " Bay soh ^ u. • 01 tbe maim. rod above an the geetiesalts • *ern, la Warded, at Lady rPrlngh's • a g l iglOrals Ile wards "Stasi fres" Ilargh eu r.} oda. te=panstay thus wan nod roam. oldie • blue wlk, sada balsas ; the bake. • Wirsemast with white rotes and owe, sad Maud whole biterior of the hoes w otaanaseted. The wee hod for the 10th July, end as the raver Seidl Webbed Ir. Warrist i estauded to have every ' areidsbe on the 91. h. t„ bower. itreatt following latior re= Plinth :- 11111i-Juse.-7h &whir obietes te sesyha ts• .• ',A -y, se I reds el Ts W anti. 781 . 8 1 re:rxr. • "Id trllm. had to • lie thee Whorl expose ens Leered. bee the was hies./ air his via daibtad with it, r ee l afterward. we his gest& The day tame and " Pliaentsaw lie mph* weed, Yeeshe the loss—its bless is fad ; COURT OF QUELIVEI BRNOH.-IPov. it Sittings la Banco.—(Befors Jostles likokbara and Mellor.) The Lord Chief Justice vas almost is cosoeqoanee of Massa aid Mr. Justice Wisher.= had to attend the wart for roorlderstion of crows ease roomed. THE QUW a. THE RECEIVED OP THS VETZGPOLITAN POLICE This cams raised • question relative to the enparannallb of the member" of the inetrepolibin polies force. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Hit), mid Mlle was a special case for reining UN quake, whether a sapenannation allowable granted to Mr. oat* lege fraspector of the 0 divides, sahr ai• ma sad tied action of the 2 and 3 Pia., thipt 47, was revocable or not. By the 22nd section a separeant 'Moe had was established by deduct* front' the pay of ' every ameba of the fora • gam so* greater the.. at tM fees of 21. 10s. per ass= ea the meat of hi pry the map amersiag from the of pay, Sam imposed for ' inharadest, the sal.. of old he., and the interest to Imagined is the discharge of the supeasesuatioe allowances panted by the Secretary of State for the HomeDepertniat. The tied section provided the eaditione epee whisk the semersioustioa should be grated, mad Mews the ple na was under sixty years ef age A was at /awful In pant such superannuation unless under the Mil bate of the Commissioner of Fob". that the appii- . eat was incapable, from iliffrinities, he., •of , dlsdambag the duties of the ethos. Great wee sashimi h actable in March, 1840, and whoa be applied for hi agersenetion &Hammes is September, 1860, be ma lea emingllBl.primaam as an inapentor. Previous teAbgest. Mk Grant bed suffered arrerety frons enable of bros ohMas ad rheumatism, which frequently iscapidtated him for the discharge of his duties, sad be bed to be pissed cm the sick list. Os the 16th ♦ugust be wee -'teed by the divisional surgeon, wile oerlit.d that he ma disabled from the ;above teems. He was afterwards examined by Sir John Fither, the sagas in chief to the fares w gave • certificate of permanent incapacity frail the mine cam, but that he was to come a mph der reexamiostims at the ad of twelve mouths. The Ora eissioner of Police forwarded those artificates, with ems el his own, to the Secretary of State, recommending that a superannuation allowance should be granted to him, he having discharged his duty with diligence and fidelity. Uposi that recommendation the Secretary of State, on the aft Await, granted an allowance of 631. per anemia to him as am Miser who was wore oat ad unfit for further 11110,1014 ✓d amerdiogly, on the Ist of September, he era re aped as haring resigned, sad did resign accordingly, with the consent of the authorities. In Octobew 1861, he was re-examined and found It for dtl but be refried to comply with the order, nova width saperannatios allowance was discatintied by eider of the! lisereary of State. His resignation having been permitted and accepted when the allowance was greeted, the le•T•SII woad contended he was no longer • member of the fora. mad could Pot be called upon to resume duties which he led traipsed and ceased to exercise. His reheat could only affect him I. regard to pastas, bet arid sot affect his peosia. Mr. deities Blackburn said that when be was permitted to rain he was told he must come up at the end of twelve maths to be re-examined to resume his &Ales, or, more je y speaking, to be re-admitted into the force. rllawkine said • policeman might be discharged at any mermet without any reason being wigged, but be could sot rage except with the permission of the comenisaioners. That permiesion was granted in this case. Hs couteedel that wheel ace the allowance was made the legislature intended it to be a permanent great. Mr. Field, for the commissioner., contended that this was not • psalm for life, but only • ormditioeal grant of allowance. A policeman was subject to die roital without any rasa twin *Assigned, and he bad no sight to say portion of the &Homan fund to which be bad contributed, and it use not likely such an officer had a legal right to a partnered 'esperearses. Am allowance. It was "sly aa allowances' gratuity dieted tabs paid really by the Secretary of Beata. The food was largely augmented from the coutributioes of the parishes, and from grants out of the consolidated fund, the deduction, Ac., sot being sufficumt, and the receiver ap plied the MOW), be received to the mama A snob malaria, wages, and allowance*, one of her MalesWe Seeriaries of State might direct la ibis partials, cams art:ideate INS ably for • year. Mr. dailies Blackburn said the certificate said the appal hat was pennaseetly disabled. Mr. Field said permanent tees did oot sous for war. It wee • perstanest disability, with the possibility of reamer lag at the and of the year. Aed ie this ease Ste mes meshed so reeonered as to he fit for duty at tallied of the year. It was se allowance is the discretion of the Secretary of Siam It bad ham decided in reference to the engin armada fund (the aeta teethe to which need sailer words to SON it .eorporated is the polio. ate) that imam amid be with, drama. •Is tiaras came they were to he paid Mai of aseasy provided by palatial, end hese the ricsi.rr use to Pa 7 ,0 04 011 1) ssomays at stated times be direction of the Sear tan of State. A clause in the Folios Act amide" that nothing contained in the act should be mistral Wesel" Ray ansiable absolutely to any maul allowance. I _ Or Mit hor mow imp se ir, their, anoras . sl !irk this res ty . r err." *Wit met in iiiiieseouni, led whoa be wrote for he received smother letter tress Indy Prete@ e-i -6. y Elitabetk Pringle's cesspilinents to Mt Imr s e e d is rattier surprised tint be 'ash io el f for bar gams Mr tuns ice paying his acesintt. It be settled, am is her gene** ea to bap ts, at Christ. rose." In this lerner Ii would be sinerred there MAI no complaint Ached the soul elisr ; wed the pins. • Ur, sift feel* named to wait say sir, hrouglit the • Dreamt r Mr. Jealqa melon. Willes, who hod may bier man s r ." it was a roam whish 'Wald be wield int east, • isterpred il tin evideess by saying that lir weld ant be wished that day, and as II he be =d ue t bear a suramosa tort e • arsine to . It,. Riven had all along expressed his Miaow r; biros to • reference, though, dim the way in wiiieblhe bad been opened, Maid that by slime weld poke his psis should es beard in opus wart. fit r some diecessice a reference was to ; and thif gestise of hit leedabip that Mr. George Of Par skunk! be tbs arbitrator, was i ,A. =Ws, taken for the pl e b e[, =le till MIDDLESEX SEESioIs. fThe Ideventlier ad}sonsed general serious of the pram or the meaty el ensimesced yesterday at the dessineramens, Clerkeemell-pees, before Za.raia kin, essiffisms•Mm soil the following mmistrates :—Mr. ffimuy_Posmel niea), Mr. Kenishaid, Lard E. OW, Mr. Wackily., Mr. Leaskrad, Mr. Amber,, Mr. S. P. Kee. lard, Mr. H. White, Mr. Hankie; Sir Jaara Tyler, Mr. C. White, Dr. Jarvis. Mr. W. P. Bodkin, Mr. BIBIMUIIO, Mr. Doesithoree, Mr. Raba Walter; Mr. Donabigtoe Flet cher, Mr. Waitron, Mr. 3. H. Wilma, Qaplsle JOhniMile Mr. Warms, Mr. 'Presiy. Mr. B. Annstmeg, Mr. Prance, tlr Breliford, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Griffith; and Mr. J. S. &seen. The calendar eatable the names of 79 pvioeen eons emitted for trial, of wheat 58 were initiated fur felony. and 21 for misdemeanor. The grand jury having been swore. the Assistant-Judge briefly addreared there oe the nature of their duties. Henry Beeto, , 21, painter, and Thome Alderman, 17, brass finisher, were m di etd for brooking and entering the dwelling-bonne of Samuel Harvey, and stealing therein three trunks, three panics, two pair of overalls, three mili tary °oats four pair of boots, seven Midi" bits, and o th er articles, value NW., the rty of Francis Grant. Mr. Ribton pressen ; Alderman pleaded guilty ; the of prisoner pleaded not guilty, but he was undefended. The jury found the prisoners Guilty. The Assistant-Judge sentenced them each to be iinpri weed and kept to bard labour for 18 months. Jcse•A Zeurgkli. 17, shoemaker, was indicted for 'Welling • sovereigu, the mosey of Emaaoel Schuster, from the per ms of Amelia Schuster. He was further indicted for at tempting to steel the goods sad chattels of George Gains. ford boon the perm° of Sarah Gaindord ; and for assault. I i Mg sad beating Lamm ables f the Francis Deueison,mad Beery l Allen, const om 'in the meoutioo of their duty. etropolitan police form, The jury found the prisoner Guilty. him. Several meanie convictions were the% proved against The Assistant -sludge mkt there was so doubt of the fad that the primmer wee a desperate thief, and lived by pion doting the public, and when detected resorted to violence by kicking and biting the policemen when he mason thereon& He would be pat out of the way for some time, and the senteme spas him was that he be kept is peed vervitode for four years AZTIMPTID lirdeATl or CONVICTS FROM DART MOOR FoleOe.—An attempt was made by mane of the arr. vier at Dartmoor on Friday, which served to show the excellent and very complete arrangementa Mal for preserving order and reverie; outbreaks rid escapes meow* the retched men who have boss sent there for their erimes. A somber of the am rids have latterly been employed in endo ' land between the prison and Two Bridges. Os riday evening, when the signal was given foe the men to cease week in order to rotors to tits prier, seven man el or gang who had been working about • wall ma to ilesoir where another gang war stationed, caught op their sad called upon the other mm to }cis and make -. damps. Four of the second pad jobbed, and the eleven merle fora branch is the wall. There they were met by ime of the civil guar, who said he would Ire at the first man who attempted to paw. The desperadoes thew made for another, allaer, and by hint they were as fray resisted; sod by this time the gwardand &Sow had surrordsd therkiten, and compelled them to submit. They were ties marched off to their rib. Thus waded what, but for the effiniesay of the guard and the speed with which they were hermit teen thee, might have bre a very serous affair. Orris Oasa. bier, the Impeder el hires, bid cry jest Dreamer whew - ad this daring attempt was me. A meserese ford him is Plymouth, sad he has roe to Dartmoor to hordes into the facts tad award paaadrawill to the offeedera. Bat foe Ida relays to the:priors the eleven offesdem WISH have jad had to walk rill the rat &kid Adidas fee inquiry and • SURREY SE&SIONS. . Thema Merl I noltl; gedernanly-looking roan, described hi the Wind es ea detieder, carrying on Idiom i• Cstheridatreit, Strand, and thi strrendered to take his trial for committing an indecent adult On Martha Wells, • girl twelve years of age, in 'a carriage oar the Greenwich Hallway. Oppinheim, inducted by the Associate Institute for the Enforcing the Lswe for the Protection of Youig Women, def and M prosecuted, r, Hurd], Instructed by MOMS. Lewis and Lewis ended. The statement of the girt was to the effect that the defended had pat kis bad up her clothes while she wee in the railway aut age, but her evidence was full of contradic ting", sad iment of her assertions were proved to be un true. A panda in private clothes, svho took the defen dant into middy, mid that be offered M. to oomprodie the matter. Mr. Robert Briefed, sisperieteudeet of the ' diviioo, who was in the inspector's 10001 When the was brought in, deposed, hedger, that tbi poltatol sot to this stehuneat itt Um time , though sit w ' have been his duty to lo so Issil tin prisoner dd. It. Mr. Harrell then used that be bad other winced to rill who could ban eddy' upset she Madame al the promos tad M the jury roomed it. • The foreman of the jury maid that they were perfectly dished. They did set moulders', further midden, mod they found • .viedd of Net Ouillp A coostiereble dee, of applause was commend in tie body of the amt. which ma immediately rePrtylord by tb• dicers, sod the defendant left the court with his friends. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANEOO?T-HOUSE. George Burt, we ceme — Ver driver. "wee eleareed with musing the death of a little boy aimed Thos. Wheelaa h mdz ite. reD years, by-drivin g over him with his omnibus la street Mr. Beard, idicitof to the Oise& Omnibus Company, appeared - for the defendant. The defendant is the driver of oas of the company's mini bum and, • to the oedema al the einem, ma be wan driving aloft Peet, ois fiesdey weer* two little bo w n_ra . loat Skimer-stareet, ewe in testreek, sad the other, the tandi csli Zi tutele delesdant's horses' heeds, sad Woe; he could pull bp, was Masked down, a.d the wheel of tie amebas peered over kb amok. Be wail at .cos take° to Dr. Fotrirdr, but was dead when he reached there. The defeadaat, woes as be sew the moident, flirted. It did sal appear that there we, any fault attached to the deleudent, and Mr. Beard mid be had wend other einem' who mold prove that defendant wee Dot to blame. Defendant wan reemeded until slier the inquest, which will take place this day (Tuesday), king admitted to bell.. his own reentlitsses rs 4 W. George Mesaarod and Elisabra Henwood, husband and wife, were bewail upp on remand, charged with rabbis( Mr. Forster, the propeietor.f the Railway - Tavern, LINNICS. SUVA. the employer of the male prtaaaar Mr. Child, the solicitor to the Licensed iletuallers' Ana elation, prosecuted ; and Br. Pony, from the office of Mr. Buchanan, appeared for tbe prisoners. The primes, bad been in the serves at Mr. Forster, as barman, for about three weeks, and during Met period the takings of the business bad fallen off, sad seimieloo was attached to the prisoner. 'Ph. midasee at the police was called in, sad Mr. Forster from time to time marked • gqemm tit i t Meer mosey which be gel to doted •Whitney sad Whitn, who at differed times persbased e at the bar, sad gave the rearieed softy le the pri soner in payment. The first roomy that was !narked was eight half-crowns, ten Borba, sad forty afficap, all of which were duly returned. Other mosey was marked which was gives to the officers. On Wednesday morning the alms Mundy wed Tilley, who were on the week, saw the pri mmer Mae his employer's Mum, sad followed him to liorthumberlaadelley, when be sew the female primmer, mod went with her into • public home, when he was com by a witorma to give her • sewn pima They afterwards loft together, sad thee separate', the nude getamer going towards eseisurebetreet, and the female to 4.00d0n -bridge. The dearle primer wee stopped by Tilley, ewe of the officers, who asked her who the nine was whom the bad just loft, aad what he had given her ; which the at first refused to answer, but on being told that he wee ea officer, sbe said be was her husband, and at the same time handed to Tilley • percek whir*, she mid, was what her bashaad lid gives her. fibs was taken to the station and searehed, but weft was found at be. The peel °Detained 18e. is elver, S florins sad 2 shillings of which were identified by Mr. Forster as forming a portion of the money markedhy . . . The Aker Whitney followed the male primer back to the Raffirey Tavern, where be told hint he was an oiler, end be had better. with him and let him leek over his box. The prisoner maid be was welcome to de so, sad went lip stain and gave his the' keys Nothing, however, was found. Is newer to - the officer the rimier said he bad given his wife 18s. that morning, and the money had bees paid to blot the night previous, but be declined to my hem whom he received it. Mr. Faster main the WIN the keys of which be bad even to the primer that morns* at 7 o'clock, and found that there were only three ci the marked shillinp left.. In answer to Mr. Perry, Mr. Forster said the other three shill's., might have hem given in change. The primer was reminded from the 6th until Monday last, but on that occasion be was suffering from an attack of delinmm tremens, and was not in a At condition to be brought up ; consequently the case was adjourned Mil yesterday, when Mr. Child said be bad asked for a reamed in order to make inquiries, bat be shield used offer say further evinces, and asked that the phones might be committed far trial. Mr. Perry, of the.pert el the female prisoner, said he was fully prepared* prove' that she was the wife of the Male priser and in that MN be should ask for bar dis charge from custody. He prodeen a marline certilieste, and called a witness, who swore the maw the two prisoners married at a church in Sloasennet, Chelsea. although she eolt A llaotc i z i the name tk oabe td ch bot, urc but mad not shake her teatime), aad the f prisoner was discharged, orl the husband, amp Hea emale wood, fully committed for Wel YOUTHS' CLUBS. TO TWZ 11101T011 OF TIM amass Hle.,—As bon. secretary of the Islington Youths' Club and Institute allow a to thank you for the article which appeared io your paper of the 3rd inst., and to add that the exporiencs of that institute fully beers out those particular point. which your article so ably mftweed. My object in writing this Dote was simply, however, to support the view taken I. your oriole es to the importance of rook* these dribs safeapporting, and teat reply t to your correepoodeeta "T. - S." and " Mr. them bops' clubs if they are to rake a peromeest stand must and ought to be made independeet. Prows the gape. ream of our Islington institute I venture to state that, after the first expersese at starting are paid, it eau be made self-support*. even ',Abaci in any dopes marificing either attraction or comfort. Ever since the first week of opening this name our num ber of members (limited to 110) has bees complete, sal we have now between 30 arid 40 on the list unseemly waiting ' for vacericies. The weekly payment is 4d., ad the receipts for the week average 2/. 10a. Them Institutes or Clubs, made thoroughly attractive and sociable, and furnishing suitable recreation sad amusement uoited with inetruction,will be sure to be appreciated by boys and lads, whenever they are managed in a liberal and vigo rous spirit ; ad my own firm 000viction is that the nor. ben value all the advantages much more when they know that they are not &mallet on charity. I will not trespass further upon your valuable spies, but cordially invite three of your readers who are isterested is the sew but important effort to pay a veil to our Islington Institute. at St. George's Hail, Helmond-rood, aumboxy, or to communicate with the Hon. Secretary, at the same address, who will most gladly give full explanatiese ee to all the plans arid arrangements. —I am, kc.. T. P.S. —I may add that our arrangements include a large reading room, well lighted, warmed cod (=Mod, supplied with 3d newspapers and periodical; and 36 games of various kinds; a library of 680 useful and attractive volumes ; clames for &Mbabane., bookkeeping, reading, elocution, drawing. singing. grammar, dictation, French, writing, sad bibbed study ; lecture" every fortnight, and periodical soirim and entertainments. We have Demean) rooms for Manes and the library. cod the members are admitted to albs claims and lectures without any extra charge. RAILWAY LEOISLATION.—One of the last acts passed in the late session was one on " railway eissees," which will take effect at the commencement of the nut see sion. Its object is to ooesolidate certain provhdons which frequently appear in railway acts in one statute, is order to attain uniformity is sashmatte 's. The act as divided Into five parts—tbe ososkrnation of railways ; the extension of Urn. ; as to working Krum:mate ; as to et cam-vessels con nected with railways ; and as to the anialgamatioa of rail ways. With respect to crossings, trains are not to be shunted over level crossings, and a company is boned to erect sod maintain a lodge at the mamma for the wave niece, and security of the 'abbe. The Board of Trade may require a bridge to be erected instead of a level °roomy. With reference to amalgamated companies, it is emoted that all cells made by a dissolved compaey at the tiros of the aroalgamati au are to be payable to. and may be enforced by the amalgamated company, as if each calls hail base made by the amalgamated company. SIDIOUS SHIPPING AOCIDNNT IN THN A sobooseir, supposed to be the Margaret, coal laden, drove enrage the bows of the ship Magnificent, lying s.f Woodsidw yesterday afternoon. The schemer immediately sank but the mew were saved. The }Moms of the Magnificent were carried away, but she sasteined no other materiel damage. CrrY OF LONDON 1101111TAL FON DOMAN= or rag awry, Varrosia PA/K.—The number of patients re• lined at this isstitution during last week was LAM of which M 6 were sew cases. Pull benefit of redwood duty obtained by pur ltllYdatd Moreleman t rzi . . 4d 7ea ; van , t u sha . k a t 4 at t p. 441. owl 4s. W mad .1411111eas impale& Aisata la mg Sara wappli It Yt THE TRIPLE. MURDER IN A CAB. Dr. Laukester yesterday resumed the inquest on the bodies of Mrs. Meet Ind bee tire itagitees, is the beard •rocen of the 84. Merfs H.'ilde Mr. R. Ring appeared on behalf of the relative of the deceased tEN4O, Willlent Huai and Mr. Thomas Beard, at 10, Basiogball-straitt. for Mrs. MOO.. 00 behal of the police authorities 8a _ p , 1144, of the D and Payne, of the ?a, were meant. inspector Tanner of the Scotland-yard detective fame, who bad charge el lb. case, woe also in attendance, in carapany with Bmgeasit Beard, by order of Sir Malted Mayne, to watch the cem. John Blake, 124, St. John-street, Smithfield, mid be woe • cab driver badge No. 7,858. He bad men the wow and two children lying deed in the heepilele The woman was his daughter, aad the children were his grand daughters. The name of his daughter was Mary lan Blake, and titer marriage Hunt; the name of the elder child was Jessie, and that of Um scouter he had heard was Emily. The name el his daughter's husband wee William Samuel Hoot. He wee a Awn* but was doing lathing whim he was married to bar. He last saw bin deserter alive about nine month', ago. He knew shofived nahmmily with her husband. • By Mr. Riarg—He bad as beard itian aim bad thrsaleaed to commit suicide in rensequenas at bar ushappiems. By the Jury—He bad heard her comp's= of Hanes eon duet towards her, tad that ha ill-used her, and he advised by to lean him. That was more the. twelve months ago. He had always beset ea friesay terms with his daughter. She had told his other &tighter that Hunt bad attempted the. i▪ 11/ Harriet Blake said she lived at 144, SI. John-inst. the wee Aker to Mary Aar Haat. The two althea were her daughters, Jesse, mad Emily. Jessie sae seven pant old, ' and Emaly four years old. ithe saw her eider a month ago. She was quite well thou, but ocenpienald et her am.U, ' She showed her the plasm, and the poker which Hie said her hothead had bent over it, meaning that he had streak her with it. Her husband had ill-busted her for years. She had sem the dscessertrith bleak epee, out shoulders. Mad eat heed aid leis frequeetly: • She lived with them four Ciare ell. wben thesyßeed at the imam et the W sad he thee in-treated her. He oul i tar= by thee with • primate= jam sad another time with a dap, Nellie] to Poison RIM gait slant fres wist ig Z , She Weft to see her deter at St. Aaseipecthage, 'Wa read. bet wa y limemethre--ned-Isemst- ha bed hied le Pam low -Preirkert. Soo tad vitimmtio bat Id to poise set ea 1M parka Nam ifiatea !ke id he reek a math battle out of the espbeerd and tried to poiaoa Mr. She had Fee to bed loth whoa beams smith% woke her °Naiad tried to paerthe poison down her throat. She jumped up sad *mid the window and screamed, but thready ante to her asentssen Ne temeatithe ciiliett very kindly eimathally, but tattled) he heattheily very hadlA He wet vary lied to hr thithren, oath a few words odotrrid between boos sad bit next deer darlthow is aelmiligeothe et ik • 7, l 4tir *se slag tehleihadlen•ttlla In that Had sea hiemamtl ia saigi be would gems thath air e P ie= lag within& ear bar bar that It wee her deter that was died meth IsatTernday monism when she mesa le thew the body. By the jury—Her sister was not given to drink. fshe bad never sees her 11111111 d. • Hunt was very brutal sad violent ocautheally, By Mr. Ring—He was they feud of his =anthills, and sitar the quarrels they used to make it up and be very happy. Thee. wine • pad assay geared@ about a young lady when he used I. Mend balms. The (MAIMS ware tonally side up over some spirits. He would resew the quarrel the neat day, hot pot the sale Mervin L slimy. stetted find of Ile wife sad By the eiroater—The Met time diai•W i c kellso. *both Is wain rim Hut 'apt kr tire , *dug under his pillow, and threatened to do for t em •By the Ociresia—He trtilleatly did not sleep with hie wife for wed= or snosths lirsgether.. She slept io the 01)11•11 Ur den that . Hist bed the rear under the mikes. • She het know it until out antirniag, sod never slept there Mb. Blake this pawed is the bads of the iltelmer • dumber el Wan from her sister, Mary .44,44aplakeing 4 her husband's atreetment of her. , The Coroner said those letters would net ter' pare that Hunt =ordered his wife is the alb, and tieriifeee titer had biller nerve them and refer In v = 47 thrtliat might be sennenty ste merge of th e is • • Oharlde OWd, the cabman who took up woman sad Etehildren at Oambermill-green net Saturday yea, wi th@ evidence which he gave before Br. (Arta, the for Sorry, ore Friday, at the inquest ea Bentlille Has. Hunt sad the two children mat the. mss, r is .rltat, m the micas whom he took to O Embers Qsutties Itaslway. By Mr. Ring—He was positive Hunt - wee the ellliengtt he wore a moustache. The children trade - naterk whitlow!". The man told him to stop the tab at dm thisreist's shop in Neftes Fethate, and the ways pat oat sad went intothe shop. He did not see her hood an'thisig • to %be man. James Parker, the adman who took the demised from the Great Eastern Railway, said be' had tees tie min 'be took his cab a Saturday week. He • was lying deed et his. own house, Se. Amereottage,Welliegton-road, OsmberwelL He thew him directly he saw him. • Mr. Cyrus Fay, chemist, 18, Nectars Foliate, repeated likwevidence he gave on Friday, relative to serving a woman *lli two draft. for a tipsy man. She was dressed is a light deice and light shawl. He had at mesa the body at the Bsepital, and thought he weld ire ids•tilY her. Iltii_bc4.• 10 which th e draught wee dant tae Molls% b 0 . L . bed .04 sees it sum. . • ' ljla William hark. OA Strad, • kahmimeser, repeated Mir Wiese, as to sell* Haat • belly enseaselienn the amine d Wednesday rTheist week. • Otwreseraimed by lfr-Rieg— • bed shisk ßps, : dinette wee be Kilda demo se two moastaelass a day. Pref , • . De. Joha Basthall. ILD. ei Leedom, lad ew Medina Jestipmedeneeel Bt. Haagospital, rem belted made a post imam ethadasaim rd the bodies of the demised in mejthetim with Dr. )(silkiness, • leans% en medial Jarispredense at St. Mary's Hospital. Dr. Marniessea was also ewers, sad agreed= the Meth to be read by Dr. BandalL Dr. Sandell thee read the report of the ?wilt analysia They had steed fear jets for sad examinthiss, all et shish was stoppered. tisYlows. and sealed. They had also Icier pewter pole banded le them. Merin the ram of " Panne. Oran Ram esi, IVA Biehopegateolinet Without." Oe wombed jar No. I. white asetiumad the stomach and ithestises of idea Haat, there walla faint smell of nitwit tahlinarl=" i4 aeid4 ' The stomach externally smelt of prom= mad had in Ka seastioe. At the posterior sepia of Umatilla of the lwear erne ties there were three palms a dark, plum-oeloand the site of a ehiWeg. and the other two = lB 47lTr. Internally the stomach presented a emend bright red esemetion, sad contained one ounce mei a half of thick light brows fluid of the coil/idea, d tweeds. The reactioa was acid. The odour of prumis acid wee doubtful from contamination of other smells, of which that of beer predominated. The fluid was mixed with water and distilled in a water bath. After half an mime bad distilled over it wea tasted for prussic acid by the silver, the inn, sad the sulphide of antetesiest leset, all of which gave decided evidence of preemie said. • few drops of sulphuric acid were Afterwards added to the contents of the retort, and another half-ounce was dis tilled °ear. Only slight traces of prussic acid ware (mad. A small quantity of sloshed was produced from the gnat distilled portion. Os distilling portiossof the duodesum slight *sees of prussic acid were discovered. During the niter d_ lotion a quantity of oily substance floated ore tie sier- We, which was collected. Other pimps of the intestines were subjected to ethereal trituration from which an oily substance was again produced, of the appointment and smell of raseid batter. This oily substaaos was gives to a kitten in order to Slloll4lllill whether it contained any poisonous subsidises ; the result was la jar No. 2, containing the brain, there was eo smell of prosaic acid sod no iodi entice by Meta. Os opening jar No. 5, containing the stomach of the elder Maid, there was no smell of prom= acid. The vessels ass the madam were composted. Internally the stomach had a healthy appearance, with the exceptioo of a patch . of • dark VIIIIOOII oramatiou about the aim of two crows pieces. There was • smell of beer end cheese, but none ot prussic acid could be detected with certainty. The contests were subjected to the same testa as dime in jar No. 1. with similar result& All other tante, se in the contents of No. 1 jar, met with similar results. Upon opening the fourth jar, containing the stomach, heart, and kegs of the younger child, the small of prussic sail was doubtful. Internally the stomach preseuted a general slight red oongeNtion and contained *boat two minces of a thick pulpy, light-coloured mass, chiefly isossisting of bis cuit, cheese, aid numb. No small of beer or prussic acid could be detected. After distillation tests for prussic acid were applied with affirmative results. The lungs were congested and the bronchial tubes orsetaised frothy mucous. which, when distilled with water, yielded evidence of prom= acid. On incinerating the oontasta of the stomachs, a small quantity of poises wee detected by the usual teeth Having detected prosaic acid in the stomachs sod a small por tion of the imestines of Mrs. Hunt and the lungs of the younger child, as well .as from the post-mortem appearances, they arrived at the conclusion that the mother and two children died from the adminittratioc of music acid. It appeared that during thepost-mortem examination the room became strongly impregnated with prussic acid vapour, a fact which did not coincide with the evidence ad duced from the jars whim opened. Hanoi they arrived at the conclusion that the essential oil of 'bitter almonds was not administered, for the smell of that substance would have been stronger, move decided, and would not have disappeared so quickly from the contents of the jars, and would not have been liable to so rapid decomposition as the poison under question, as well as that no traces of the essential oil were detected. They were inclined to believe that the poison administered was not in the form of cyanide of potassium, as the amount of Fetus is the eostesits of the atoms& was found to be very small. They wore also much Mailed to believe that the preemie said, or a prelim of it, might have been gives in the porter and ale for the follow's' MUM/ : —They found that prima acid mixed readily with pater ; that, having added two drachms to a pint of port.= ad peered me-half late a tumber and the remainder in a pewter pot, we found that the porter very anal., if not quite. especially in the power pot, enemata the smell of pouic Acid. That OXIVITIMMIt was fully cone. hoisted whim submitted to perm= who were not aware that any additions bad beam made to the porter ; that oa the mixture the flavour of mimic acid was coneasied, las t only beans evident I. the taste after a abort time. By the Coroner—The appearances of the stomach w, re goe s i e g e ut with the taking of prosaic acid. In the chim tbere was no trace of porter. The children might LiIV O bees sick, awl it would not then be detected. He had tried ex periments with guilds oi Inotinenium, end lowed that a waft. dent qatality todM,om life would give s greater odour, and be more likely to be detected, than a proportionate dose of prosaic add. There was always a aerials youth, of potash in the stomach, but sot so much as to lead to the oonclados that woad& of potassium had been med. Ten drachms or 120 drop of,pharnmootxxia strength of hydro cyanic add would be sufficient to destroy life, and would not be awiliniont to render the taste of the porter offensiv e to the palate. He did not think the oily matter found is the dome was aniseil oil of alma& By Mr. Bing—He and Mr. Maftkieeses were audited to think that baring obtained an aromatic draught. Hunt, th e MAST. had ► bottle of prussic acid on his persoe, and that imitated of that draught Wog given the munite acid wee administered, and they thought more was gives on the road. The smallret dose that would kill wan forty-nine minims They thought the deceased might have take• the prank acid some time before anything to alarm them was oh. @usable. . - 1;;;;stor Holey pee the widows be hid previously deposed to at the forma of Hoot. It woe his miasmic, that he had takes the poison before they knocked. Tha r : was bate Pert pee between the lint koo* and the open. ins at the door. If he bed. been an /sour later be behoved they should have food bhp dead. By heir. Hip--At the station-home the • dammed. Hank mid, " Let me lay down, lam ping to die." He • let bin lay down and they thought Lbe was deed, bat anddeely I. started /grand said—" I know bow she died ; it was fre s Penefkr slid." By *4 —Hut einalil re 94 have aatiaigeted their ell', etleep apos privateuiftworatices. Mr. A. Rid" Icemasia to Hanes emploesra, his *Adams helms He. Outer at the tannest eli te g i at i . About ejs, weeks ago he want with him to aso his sister at Bbepte,sed raltsused the same evesiag. y IlLs. Bertg—He we sokia peenniare driberaties ; the,, mkt dos to kink mend he bed aotliing of test kind to loan . Charks If Wee& mid be the dna of Bella and M'Calloch, them bang so =T.. Bait had bees ia kag merivy three Imes H. knew INA* 01 his piny • Ble, Aisissa,spi inprmakry dificaltiee ;oa the =Mary, be always sppeared I. boa *sty ot money. He me Hunt as theilifidar, owl then ems nothing diderat „rvis By Clorceer—Hail collected samey for him, sad ea Moods, . fee , eolledod • •assall• smog • sad banded It over to bias. • Th. oorm, Myles aped sp. •• • • _atom_ we clamed. and altar steed La as Wore Use jary retarieed the following verdict : =r"n the 7th day of November Mary Asa Bunt me footed deed he a sob nem the Royal Oak, geillYed, Bayswater, in the with el Paddington, and the seed prom pky the' aid death mom from Frames mid. ;pad the said further in; the said prams acid was nethawaslyseg eleeiond,y sdestokteeed to the • add Mari Aare Haat for 'the of depriving of life the mid Hely Ana Hunt." Tb..ame verdict wee fain/mid Is the seas of each child. 114.12KIIT& LONDON WIRED! DDOK Ilti ors =us Hamm to ado Mass p)lsscaredio arks s rO rla V II ' ark di lop Ikesileira:ll ao7or i 7••••••.. =rig • 'muff*ta ioii~ ~~---i est Len ga • , as I,lli ~~ -Nov. 14. Pr. flak 1912. Avrt I 1.10 119.174 "741 13,{MS 31,4.0 8.0411 114,161 4:91 /LSO MU. _ SAS at,e47 ' TALLOW.—TIto tsllow iambi Ina bass iron,. Irby. Thifilinthwe Urn Ibt bob I, sad mosidaAralr WOW bat Its 4 Itsou mob lab& wiarbwasi annals of Isbatraiiikinplbs lispaiWorle _ksorfrrontast artist abilnallo as llaffsslng. Our are .1-7-01pat1Ww db. ; old o i 411 s. *V to 411 a. ; .3 born', 43a. ; 43a. 3d. to 43a. 6d. ; Jimmy to YEW* 44a •442. • to 465. Tows tallow, 49A. M. sot ark; l'apnewi gas op, 43a. ; ins bag, db. ; ,North Ameba% 49a. 64. flim. to 40a. low sal mbrior ; Amarbila. OIL OIL bob pipe ; 46. 6d. yellow. Australian bet 42a. Cooas- sat oil sandy ; Cook* 4T.. 6d. ; Corks, 445. 6d. ; 6ydn y, 445. 6d. Sas to 43a. middllasfair. Pam of quid, be Lagoa. dra. 6d. ; palm ant ell. Ifs. to 360. Harm gram. 37a. • rough fat, 2. bd.—firms eireadaz it Yaws. Saa' sad Charles, dated Araby orfswiwg.) OOTTON.—larisroot, Nov. 16.—Oar market is serf quirt today, with • small boleros, sod prioes, if any**, rat Seri' issuer of the burr. The odes eft 3,000 bass, of whisk 1,000 are as spessitiso sad for export. 2,E0 Barak, 174. to 2444. ; SOO NerpOio, NIL to 304 d. • 30 NAM eN Noesio, WO. Tim wssk's import is 24,417);i1e5. CATTLE—Livzsvock, Nov. 18.—The supply el eat& and *hasp at this day'. axial* sea about sbe moo se so last ]l amay The &mad wry pad for the primed guar'. bee ad bawl ' at Other clawarlptiona without change. gimp Zt r t =v . prima COALIL—LoiDow, Nov. 16.—DaddWs Waal }bailey, 16a. • Hymen Beholds West flastlay. les. ; 15s. 4d. ; Hrf6P Hartley. li.. ; Unties Wart= 15.. 9d. Walker Primrose, les. 6d. ; Walla Mod 170. ; Wills 174 ; Walls Feld Tasstall, 17a; Walls Mod Csas, Ns. 6d. ; Walls Eod Haugh MA, 18a 6d. ; Walls fad East Badalspool. 19.. 9d. ; Walls Esi 80. S NAL% Us. 8,1.-Bbips at inset* 105 ; sold, 61. Yortaimrs Siam's/3.-11e annual Martinmas hiring fairs for agrieethural and domestic cunt. have Dow esometescad is the Yorkshire tom The efforts of the put three years be beano, female servants to forsake the open marks{-plams have certainly bees surcessful this year, there being a marked diminution of girls with the lads " stand ing the birii o. ' wh il e the plasma provided for the girls were dowdy crowded,. This was particularly the ems at Melton, sae Saturday, w the Cora Exchange was placed at the disposal of the girls, who were provided also with a good dinner for 3d. or tea for ld. At Driffield, also, a note. rawly boisterous place, the improvement. bas been very 10 addition to these, the efforts of the Yorkshire groat certain of the clergy of the FAA Ricihug here re presented to the North Eastern Railway Company the pro irof providas separate carriages for female nirvana. plos the company tried no Sattuday, when all the trains cesveying servants to end from the Melton statutes had carriages marked " For females only." In the morning a few girls slid eater them, but during the day the attempt to separate tbe girls "from their sweethearts" caueed a never-ending subject of com ment, and at night the appear mice of the "old maids" carriages was received with decisive laughter, and in nearly every instance they went out empty. As en experiment, therefore, the plan has failed ; bet it must not be forgotten that the plan, now no successful, of providing biring-planes for girls was equally derided three years aro. Os the whole the statutes on Saturday were vary orderly, and presented a hopeful contrast with put yam [Advertisement.) —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Plats—Throat Alleetlinu—At en semen hove throat insisdiee been more numerous or mote dangerous than at the present time. Simple sore throat, hoarseness, relaxed uvula nano.). and diphtheria may be treated most suceesefully by tomentimi the seek and chest with warm water. and afterwards diligent!, rub: him in kfolloway'sOistment Moderately aperient doses of toe Pills should Sorm a part of this easy treatment. Both inatment and Pills are adapted to people of all aces and every condition the operations of both are no gentle that they will not shock the moat delicate lady or moat seusitive child. The instructione wrapped ronnd each pot and hos are so brief and Intelligible that any nursery attendant can apply them. BIATM!, lIARNAGIB, AND DIATBIS. . ZWANS.-November 14. at St. War ßlßTHS tCawore, Begenth-pork, the wife of the Rev. J. J. Vase, of s tren. RAMOND.-November 14. Stratheden Villas, Starch.,:reett. NI VOL F. W. Rainmood. of • eon. 62/I.XY.-Noventher It at tiltheteder VOW, Mthis-11111Itoll N the wile of C. Stanley, Fey., of a TORRY. - No, ember 13. the wife of d ll m .t ilr furry, Req., Menthe• dunningdele, of a sou. MARRIAGES. CAPILL-BELT.-November It at St. Nicholas Church. Itrieb • th. by the Rey. W. L Cape', W.A., the Rev. B. t'apel V. 1 , rinse of A iiergavenny, to Margaret Ann, daughter .if the Bete R. Bell of Nowa in the county of York, sad of the loiter Temple. eq. MrUkit A Y-BRIDIRTON.-Noviather 14, at All Sanaa N. 51011 1" suture, by the Yew. D. B. X.theati, L r. Murray, thy.. of Slough, eon attar J. MMTIIy, Dublin. to JAI/to VW. a . the late If. Itrerrtoa, Req., Reny) civil TATS -CRAPNAN.-Nenwebber 12, at St. Luke's Church. Liver rz..h. the 1 “. A. Oath, ILL. 1. B. V. Tate. Ewe, of ',ear th. to Florae" daughter of U. C. Chapman. Lai , d liverpoo/ DiLLTHR. COTTON. - November Ig, at Partigeld. Kenilworth. Weird Cot sok of Peltmail, aged 74. NAWKINS_-November 12, at Cleatploo hill Withelmina, w ife of John Hawkins, Pte. MARTIN.-November 11. et Reigate, Peter Maths. Kai. ailed st. WALTON.-November IL at Westhourriet.pthes. Mary Aso, with,' of Shp kis MAO'. C. W 4WD. of I thr 4 =44 ll Dragoons. TvWitt sad W WUMI EMS 11 = 4 36 as obi Larabsa4-~4. ,et km*" Oak., Us Is We Preclael libl , iarli" TOIlla.an= " 111M ISM 1.610 1 344 111 1;1111 1.50 iT4 MI LOIN 1141 no .isAn na: use "sit LIAR Min SAVO I AMON Akan r. NS 71// 3 17. 1 6 ' 14311 6,540