The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-26 00:00:00

r I' I CIINT7L4L CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. TENTH DAY. (TM child Fortiori of the felkwicg cppr•red mar (Woad Edition on Saturday I he court re ...ear mblid at her-plat two, when William Joseph &modem •ho bai bean et bpsaaad ter the defiers, was again called, but did act appear, t►e Atter tifty-Getaral stating that he had does all in his power to proem hit attendat a 9 as • •itase, Mr. tioojeast Shea celled for the prodact , os of • letter from Cook to Palmer, dated January 4, 11E5. The lam, teal pradased aid read. It was dated from Ltithetwoeth, sad had reference to • betting sad st,•ed that there wee a balance of 18L die from Cook td Mr. Sens Shim then submitted el the court that be tom n ulled to reply t • some st itemests, each bid come att, fa consequence of the coarse token that morales by the At onteysOonera, on @taunting mace:sem with rat tans Is hoe hie mamma trunnions of Palmer.' Tao sesta:aims was overruled, ad tin Aroney-Granal, after rettriag • few siestas, rose to reply.—His day, be said, was a mo , t important me. Stondiog then as the in- 1 struonest of p abbe justice, he should ha +eating's his duty it be did not cad to get from the jay a verdict of =Lamest the prisoner, although if the prisoner wen t so sae wAsld release more than he at his Tbey bad to armada, drat, whether Con bad not beta ;waited, sad tan whether be bad Mee paneled by the prisoner. The ate winch be bad to submit was, that Cook stir being practised upon by seaman, was finally poisoned by stryconise. Witnesses for the deface bed told them that Cook bed died from tenses, bat the question was whether be had at died from tenses proatesd by strychnine, sad he aseerta, without hesitation, that in no ease of say *sisal poisoned by strychnies bad the symptoms ban more marked then in this case. Every sues was PO stiffened that be could only have been raised w one would rain a corpse or a kith... leg. It was impossible to deny that he bad died from tetenea, and it was impossible to concave say 'vadat.* soya diet oast than that which had bees green es to the deaiption of idiopathic' tetanus. They bad bees told by seven! witness.. that tetanus took three or four days, and even three wake, sad they had the meet angular misranantations as to the mess of Cook's death. Tare was an eadesvar to chow that Cook was sufferiag from so plonk; bat it bed ban akerly proved on lb. other side, that every trees of the disease bad disappeared from his body, and there was not the slightest innate to Now that be had say disease stoat bin hoes which newest% hennas could result. Ose or two eases of traumatic Mau had been eddaesd in *videos', bet the symptoms varied materially from these presented by Cook. Then it was said that the tan was one if idiopathic tetsotaa ari-ing from a dimmed condition of the throat, cold and excitement; bat there was no Geis demos that be ever tcok cold; sad it was • 'nodal apen a lowed sad liberal profession that sea should pet forth sack steaselatioas, letting to aworthy hicehasions, for tha sake of misleading a jay. The son of excitement sakes of was esworthy of settee; bat sup7ceigg incite ment to produce tetanus, se teas of eteitemeat was about him was taken ill at Shrewsbury. Oa the very night of his death, n far from being seated, be woe lasgbing sad happy, sad look to the future without either etchaseat or despondeney. Their attention bad bees called to the erne of Mary Wstsoo, which did not at all resemble the ease of Cook. Without hesitation be asserted, sod the jury goad eons to no otter coarlasios, than that the eve of C:ok was altar *se of idiaatbie nor haunsatic tenses. All tbs witimteest for the defence had differed from gab other ; bat the horse priaipal ones bed admitted that they knew of so disease which costa sheath for all the symptoms presented by Cook. With regard to the experiments with poisons pos anal', these was a wide difference between 'Dimas sad hams. being., for a does which might °area 'spa a rabbit might be deprived of its baneful effects was applied to a bemso being. And when there was sae ksows disease which would produeo the symptoms, and whin tan was • known poison that could 'iodine them, how sopa, how ineeistibie was the inference that that poison, and that poison alone, had produced the symptoms. Bat much reheat» was placed upon tab feet that a strychnine had been found in the body ; bat then bow afavourable were the eircemstances under which the saalyeis was made. The eontents of the stomach had been lost, the stomach itself being eat from end to end, and the Jar meek disturbed; and although "taw medial wheelies bad stated that they could Dave head the slightest trice, be should have elated mon re Dna epee it if the witnesses themselves hid not boa is marked I. their partiality, and he would lave placed Mors Where upon Mr. Herapath if he had not made himself eves a worm anima foe the defence. Ha appealing that these gentlemen Ind been able to &Wen strabalso to the midst of a mass of partisans, ths washes was, whether it was always to be fined when death eased ? Dr. Taylor said "No," sad all the witatetes said that the pois , a acted by shoorptioa in the blood a so that if the minions does wore gives. sad absorbed is the system, it would seise to be le the blood, and prang eliminate itself from the Manes Bat tans was a part of the case which bad aft beta met by the deface, sad that was the rosessolos of strychnine poison by the primer. Newton had told them that on the Mandy night Palmer ch anted frets him three grains of that poison, from wadi the tympani and effects whisk were obeerved I. Cook night really result. It was true that Navas had sot node the stalseest saki • late pe riot. There was astbiag Merge is Palmier. e• • sleekest leas, mantles pliers ; sod therefore Newton had so hesitation In nypiglesbisVad gin fogad the gaieties of Cook's death from - pekes sitemeed is Healey bio kept the secret to himself lest be shOsid be la sons way istplisated, 'sly =Wei it knows lobes he toyed he was to be ea salad in that court. And although there bad been nu endeavour to t sr .w dimeredit es the testimony of this wit. yew, it was not 90 be sapposed that he, without motive, would take a false oak to deprive a fellow treatise. of his lit., whet the stagiest mead used for the Moil tef his evideace was that be bed sob a Webb' of an boar or half as hoer in the tins "dos Hee essuesesee took place. With regard to the swishes* teChrealeh linkb.he asked the jay at to belkve one ward of It, seta, whines bad ex hibited • screasele whisk be had never wen say send in a seen ofjestlee—ettemptiest to save his friend and cat pastas, the seta of that wawa with whom he had bad the matey which he would fda disguise. Oa the ant day they had the alarm *widgeon et Palmer having bought men pekes at the shop of Harkin,. He tint orders prude sell, sad then etr7ehebee, and Newton banana tbsm to come lot, the hoop, be take. him eat to ask an an- Impala* Reseda, and leaving hies outside, goes bask to satirists the order for the It/photo*, is , that it was quite Oda Palmer was desire's 1111 hide from Newton that be was hayloft els mare grates of enshrine, making, with the thine CrOlhe bed got from Nana, email' to kill deosea people; sad it mat be remembered that Pelmet had Bever bees to Hawkins's shop Wan, sad midweek thers wee BOOM difikelty in meat- Vh,f7 hie go•o there, it was a greater than prevailed fa parts of his medic,. He had the strychaine, it is pleb, sad ha rolled upon the deface to accoust for the al: grass of steal:Was, as to the ass of which, there e said, alas! be no doubt. If it was for a patent, who was that patient? Why was not that patient 'lmitated ? Bet, if for sae other purposio, was there a shadow of date that that pupae was the peaces charged its this is. yens/scam Something had been suggested about killing ease dews that were trooblesesse to am* mares and foals ; bat It on, why was not evidence gives of the fact ? Why wen aot the pathos bating cargo of the mans std foals here ? Net only an they cot called, they were not eves sued. This at what inuelasion did we snits ? Death is all the ass.valeice agony sod throe. of that fatal po'son.— death with all the appeansess which follow Sill Sark the administration cd that potem—as4 this the feet of strych rreamed by the whetter ea the day of the of deceased, this fact wholly soseCe•aated few, without the shadow of as explanation ; sad was it possible host tat jury (meld cone as say. other seaelsidoe than that the charge ...net lbeyekasso was preverly made ? It was sagested that it was metately that Palmer should pinata mahatma at Ripley, whom be Goad hays got it is Lesion. Admitted. And if the prima wield saw that he had stapled the strychn'a to say !tethers paroose, the fast woad be worthy the W ashes ans•deration cf the jay. Add so were all the fasts and satentiorts connected with this part of the case. It was said that the circumstenete of the prisoner's calling a two me heal men to attend os the deceased was a presump ties of hie natant. It was true that he did all is two Modish men • and that they woad be likely to know the symptoms of strychnine; sad yet it sin k him (the At tarsey. Hereto!) that then was a aeries of tacessistaiske the Nee, sad that here was • strong eostradictles tisk the *tures for the deface had involved his learned bleed la. If is symptoms of tho dessesod were hoe spelbeble to the mak& re variety of cases rostraded for by witaseser, these medical men •auld sot be able to rea aerate them as the matrons iota:yeah*. Bat to pass as It was tree that the priroon did lead theft two medial men. One was an old man. He (the AttoneysOecerst) spike of that swims" in tame of pr par /aspen; but he thought be did him no Islamise when he said that the Wreath of his istellecial towan bad probably a ea some what impaired by the einem*, of age, and that lie did set husk be was s parson I kely to stake any very shrewd ob-1 setvaiieas se ro lay ',motes' that might be obeervskl• either immedhrely heron or hausalately attar death. Tat best prof of this was the cerilicatio which a wrote C I the cams of Cock's death. W.to regar I to Joan the same oh seratioa did not apply. Re was a yang sea of clear la West. The prisoner had Wasted him, end whet had 4000 00010 01 pus skewed the wisdom of his Makin. The deed' of Cook occurred is the pennies of Mr. Jones with .11 taw fa ohs! symptom* which he ► had deseriad, and Mr. Jona traseatirtled. Arad if Mr. S. had not inhibited (bet aniscity God areas which he manifested shout Mr. Pratt. if the primmer had steeetled is getting the body iffitrodtoa4 Selene okay aces which he ad ordered to be nee fee the body tread hav e b ees easigned to the grave, tbe messes of Mr. Jones would sloths,* led to the detects, eI the pommies, the yogaq man would hes• • suggested is tbs 'seer of death areslsly," sad the old we would have writhes ft. It the ;ay belled that the piston al.* Mend pills to Csok os the Tuesday, then area the y east tie@ fief what pavan ware they so stlasistend ? Wes It to arry oat some foal purpose? Tin Atter ay Ossional neat comesested oa hos ' , ideate t • vs s. Galt driskisg the broody aad water at tittealts, buy is Fisher's mutest sad there was something in it which banimi his throat, sad his afterwerds toeing seised with vomiting, which lasted for tunnel Were. Oa that same night Mrs. Brooks raw lb. rimier shaking eimsteing in a glass. It was • remarkable het that Cook, having drunk that brandy and water, was taken ill a few minute, attar. There wore, it Is t 0.., ether pours taken i I at Shrewsbury about tee same time, bat still the I jury would have to bear in mid that elm of the shelties up of the fluid la the glees in the peeve, the fact the Om* wee seesowbat la liquor, and thst la that state be ought not to have been told by the prime*, that he wield act drink any =ors sale .. he Sashed hie glass. Pass on, however, to itopley. The Jim still fused that Cook was wider the imilaimeis of the same symptoms ea those whine be suffered et Shrewsbury. They had the fact of the prisms, studio' him over toast and water and broth, and thee so sooner kad the poor mu takes these thins thea be an seised with losossant voimitiop et the most palest eloyeeter. Then, too, thus was the toroth, said to bats bees met by Smith, from the Albloy, which was seat, however, not to the Talbot lan, but to the prisoner's knob's. This broth was taken over to the Talbot by the primmer himself, and, as soon as it was touched by Cook, "runnier, again sinned. There waa, too, th• I. et that the servant at the Talbot, after taking two spoonfuls of the broth, was ill for several boon, sod vomited something like twenty times. His lensed 1 Mead said this woe not total to the coroner; it •es true, aevertheless. It seemed that it did not at first moor to her t to wound her airbus. with the tasting of the broth; but afterward. when the death of Cook had mhos place, the feet of her sickness supervening on her taking the broth , ass brought to mind, and he believed the jury would regard it as a very sigeifiesot fact. Thee, spin, on the I Monday when the prisoner was shiest, Crok was found to be better, but upon th. Tuesday, when be returned to 1 Burley, the vomitiege Again returned. Now the important fact wee that autimooy was found In the times of the poor mates b.dy sod in his blood, and the presence of the antimony in the bloo.l showed that it must have been takes within the lot 48 hours before death. The small I quantity found did not stud, however, the slightest ',Narita I of the whole quantity admisiat-red. A part rf the CZ tity gives would be thrown up in the vomiting, thing had been said about Cook having taken the antimemy in James's powder," but not a t tile of 'eidetic* had bees given that be ever took any of these powder., while the preemies of the tattoos, in the blood proved that It had been adminlitand within forty c'ght hours of death. The jury hid a tight to conclude, from all the endue, that had bees brought before them sun this point, that antimony bad been edministerd to Cook in a mode and in quantities which showed tint it could have been given for no lopiti mats object ; end tanker, that it must have been admiala tired by the primer. Lad from these fans they would see how great was the probability that he must in that mu have acted with the view of °earplug out a fatal resolution previously formed ; for it is well known that antimony had often bees given is amounts capable of destroying Ilfe; and what was the motive of the prisoner t That be might pusses himself of the mosey tint Cook might realise at the rues. Cook intended to take it himself; bat if be did, the prisoner's ribose was frustrated. His plan ws tbilref r OM to make him ill it Shrewsbury, sad the. take him to Barclay. Be (mold sot thee go to Leedom to take this mousy. The prisouir's plan wee, again, to keep him ill et all events over the Monday. These =lair have been his motives. Bat take into consideratiou the conduit of the prisoner I. the after stages of the case, sad look at what took pines on the day of Cook's death. Oa the mowing night he had suffered from whet ins indisputably a most severe attack. Dr. Bamford saw Palmer on the Tuesday mottling, and not a word was said about that snack. The priceer =ingested an anxiety that he should not see the deceased : he stated that Cook was quiet, and war dosing, ad that he did not wish to have him disturbed. That might be. Bet on the other bend it must be remembered that If Dr. Bamford bed even Cook io the mereion. Cork would is all probability have mode knows to him his frightful sufferings of the night beftee, es they wee thee have formed the sub ject whit= was, of all others, the meat provost to his memory. Dr. Bamford, b , did not see the doomed until seven o'clock on the Tuesday evening, whits he was much better. Palmer bad then talked of his burin suffered from a bilious studios; end it was a remarkable fact tut he had more than ogee npreeented the glues. of Cook moue arising from. bilious attack, both to Dr. Bamford and Dr. Imes, although the intent had exhibited none of the symptoms which or dinarily aecompauy s Dllios coestitatios. The mutest Dr. Joan saw him he made the eturvatioo that his turn was not that of a bilious paean," and the answer he 'pot from Palmer wee," Oh, you should have ono t im before." Sean him when before ? 'Moo was riot the slightest groond for somata= that he had brew sateen from say btliou sampling, tither at Shrewsbury or slags hie arrival at Rugeky Bet not on. weld did Palmer say to Dr. Joan shout the St of Cook toe obi eight before. Well, tea three medial mw monsulteed together by the bed side of the pa t**, sad thee C.ok tamed need sad said, " Mind, I will have no more pills and modieleas Weight," remempi c o o f, as be no doubt did at the time, his Moues of the as night. No obeervation was mode even them by abut Ns to what had bus the nature of Cook's attack on the night before ; but, the medical ISMS having withdrawn foto the odjoising room or lobby, Palmer immediately prepaid that Ccok should *gate take the sane pills be bad taken out the previous night; bat he de sired Jugs mot to say mythic' to him about what they untamed lest he might oiled to take them. It was then anseged that the pills should be made up, sod Palmer that they should he compounded by Dr. B olden. it wee thou early la the evening, and he Webs orgy bays prepared tins ea Ids ova premises. He soled Dr. Dauslard to the *agog of the latter •, sad afterpee bad bees made up them he asked Dr. Bus. ford be wits its *Moan es *us, sad the address was so written. Ao has, sea sad el an boar or two, darts( white Ibe piers* MA sbasileat opportuldes of gain to his sod dalaswhat be planed is the way of chug leg the pi He retuned is the hotel, ad before be pre the pills to Cook be to* care to cell the ettentios of Joue, who woe mewl at the time, to the remarkable handwritle et es obi gentleman like Dr. Bamford, by whomtbedhaeYeeeatkemdids.hadbeeswritten, What asensity was there for that ? Might it not have bees part of a presessehei dodge to save himself from say nine sant sersa lii his *I able to state that the pil s had bees hby Dr. Bamford t sad might it sot have bees for the purpose of disarming soy imeediele empieloa *the part of Dr. Imes hisareli ? Had they sot any reason to sappers that it might have bees egsMssl M adal*ollehlog the latter neat ? Lay one of I three eiressmeetsses awl set have bess_of se decisive a _ _ character uto loud the j•ry to clam wsseieUon of the pri neer% guilt; but he asked them to empire the. as a emir of rests following one another in err sucresaim; and he weer then leave it to tt em to draw the eenclusioa to whisk try men legitimately lead. I will now (coutianed the ♦ ) peat over for • moment the ri mier, of Mary of the Tuesday night, and I will tar yes le th e eiromestances which immediately fol lowed Cries death. Oa the Thursday, Mr. Steers, the rep -father doomed, west arm to Heasley, na re. re• isildffeeme fifths sad meat. He applied to Parma kr rim the sobjegt of Cork's afftire ; son is dr the esimanniees which pared between them, Swiess said, " rich or ;NM. the poor fellow should be redid." Parr then °Nerved that be would soder take to bury bin himself. bat Mr. Stevens declined, in • dethive rarer, to avail himself of that off r. I admit that there may be aothing empideas fa the proposal of Palmer to bury his frier, If it Weald be taken by itself, but tree is this ems what remarkable cifeasetaser la this pert of the cat, that when Mr. Stevens bed meld that he could set have the freed Ise a few days. Palmer observed that " the body ought *boast into • cella immediately ;" sad when, after ea absorb of about half sat hear, be inthesed, mid was asked by Mt. Samese fir ths name at as under taker to whom be druid gimp diesdisms Neat the hurl, the prisoner eased. rub M the surprise et tho omWea whoa be woo ethlremiag, that " he hod Iderstoodend a obeli sad • Iraq oak attar" Why Ark be bays so hurray Irsotheed in the bedews ad wadsr was, anima he bed threwW riad Mirth. help ithseid be consigned Mar MlSMilang pros and removed from the sight of sea with the roma psalM. rapidity ? Tee ham beard the serer ante wMi Wk piece betwesa Mr. &mesa and the prise= de Sr Saturday at the differ* railway stares at whisk they met. It appears that at the ease Mr. Sterns had made up his mind that a post meter essminedse of the body of the deceased sheath tabs pros is esneegasses of deounestares width had engeademil a suspicion is his nisi that the death of his doper bad ant boas the result of natural derma He bed notices: the strange attitude of the dreesed—his clutched rads, sad the unused op armee of his fan--and, befog a ass of natural shrewd ens and sagwlty, be felt a bursa saspiclos, which be maid am aeraeet, that there most have bee. foul play M the case. He made known to the prisoner his intentise of rejig the body armed before it was soesigned to the grave. It is test that the prisoner did cot diaeb fram that trying ordeal, and that he met with Annum the trying gam cf Mr. Stevens when the report of the pet water ✓aminatioa was brat mentioned. Bat biding that there was to be a put rotten esesinatios be was seldom to know who was tt performs it. Mr. Swans would not inform bin, bat rarely stated that it was to take place ea the Monday. Thee we tem oa the Sunday that rensaskable coLvenetion between the prisoner and Newton, which has bra for some tire known to the urns. It ia true that Newton did not reser the conversation is the coarse of hie seassinatith before the sewer; but the reason for his silence upon the sebleet en that merlon may be owl, proved. He was called at the ir.qortt sflely for the purpose of c irroborstieg tM evi,esee of Roberts with respect to Parer's oppresses i• Dr. Elawkine'sth,p on the Tarry terrain ; sad to that point tie evidente before the for seer was smiler. He has mime deposed that during a souverestioa with Palmer on the Seaday, the latter soddenly asked him " what quality of aryelisfas would you give if you wanted to kill a dog ?" The reply was, " from half • grain to • grain." This pd• weer thee tithed, 't would you expect to Sod say tears of it in the search after death ?" )(thrum authored, "N. t" sad, on his doing es, he observed the primer rake a roverent conveying an iteration of hie delight. I bad at one tire thought that my learned friend teigaged foe the rheas would have 'tempted to show that the priemet bed perchased the atrychnie at thee ommereimst of the week for the purpose of deem) fog dogs; but as eviller, whatever has been adduced to establish snob • pout; sad we have had no evidef et of say kind to skew bow that stryshola was applied. Bat my I d friead has em bodied that the prisoner had so motive foe taking away the lift of his friend Cock. Now if I marines you upon naimpesehatil• millrace that the death of Cook had both mused by stirring, and that that stryetelee could et), bays brie sdnalaisterod by the prisoner, then the quietism of retire most berme a mete secasidary sonsidoration. Y THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1856. It is often Clic& to dim into the beast of sea, and to seciertain with gay ogrtainty the reasons which directed him to any particular mune of action ; and the Wen ' tale cheroots, of say particular motive ought not to ! destroy the form of a well.autbentiested fast. But motive LB negueetionably en important elemest ia • case rim which any doubt as to the taste sae by a n y possi bility rest. I believe I can perfectly satisfy your minds that in this ease the rimner bad • motive. aad • very obvious motive, foe Wass sway the life of Cook. Hews. at the time reduced to a maditioe of the direst embarrasements with rule staring him In the fan that sothiog could avert save the immediate attainment of pomaiary meant. It appears that In the month of November he owed on bills aot lose than 19,0001., of which 12,6001. worth ma tithe hands of Pratt; and oat of that letter ems 6,6001. was merlin for Immediate payment. His entire were, it was perfectly clear, appreaaWng a crisis. What was be to do t It wee clear he meld sot go to hi/mother. That source had loop boas exhausted, or he would aot have tried hie mother. eau. • morn lender is indolont enough while his sees rity rummies, and he takes his periodical auto t or die gout ; bet t he moment that security is gut, you may as well ask urn of a rabid tiger as at the hand. of a money loader. His expectatioe of mosey for the insurance effected on the He of his brother Walter bad failed; the money Ude, was raisin; Uwe wee the mosey to be had ? By the death of Cook he was enabled to obtain poultices of 1,0201., doe to the latter in the shape of bete; he was ambled to obtain potful= of the money which Cook must have bad about him on his arrival at Beesley, and which, according to one of the witnues mast have smutted to 700!. or 8001 ; and he attemp ted to obtain possession of the 3601. which the Mows. Weatherby ware to have received as the amount of the stakes of the Shrews bevy Handiesip. TM ardor forwarded by Palmer to the Manse. Weatherby for the 360!., and purporting to boar the signature of Cook, had been ant back by them to the primmer ; and if that signature was not • forgery, why bed it not bees produced on the past of the defounant ? My learned [rind says that Cook wee the Met friend of the primmer, and that Cook was the only person to whom be meld look for assistame in his embarrassusta. Bat Cook had no masa of assisting him, sakes he were to ap propriate to his as. the money which he bad won at Shrewsbury, which was all the property he thee punted • end ma any me Where that the deceased would have parted with that soon, and would have left himself wholly with out any resources for the approaching winter t My leaned friend contends that the feet that Cook had written the letter on the Friday night, In which he asked Fish*, to pa y 2001 to Pratt oa aceout of aurae. den Is which both he and Pieter were isterested, while OW mare were to be mat op ou that night—say loused blond gestemds that that fact shows that the prisoner gad ran dsmaiod prefer:Cy understood one another at the time, Ind for to prove the inamenee of his client. To my Mum, that very circumstance affords every wag Aggaggat in favour of the cam for she grown. The only BUMOliren with Pratt, is which Pulsar and Cook were hia Will that relating to the bill for 6801., and is shill Omb hsi asipal his hone as a collateral security . it way mg M use that he most have felt particularly ag•Metg Mg that claim should at once be settled, and that Me hams Heald come Into hie oat undisputed pommies, sae of these buses tieing a very valuable one, namely Poh ang, whisk had last won the Shrewsbury rem. H. a was ly, I have so doubt, gave Pelmet 8001. to be east up to I.sdaa on amount of that bill; bat that sum was sever applied by the primmer to the purpose for whisk it had bun placed is his Lands. There is net the slightest foandatisa for the statement that Cook had entered into as arrangement with Palmer for the purpose of &dandies Fisher of the 2001. he had advanced ; for there was nothing M his character which could show that he was eloshlo of is infamous as set, and it Gould aot pomibly have been his Is tenet that it should take place. I will not ask you to diesel your attention to the request addreered by the prisoner to Cheshire, the postmaster, that he should bear his witness to the Reanimates of Cook's signature to the order on the Mows. Weatherby for the sum of 3501. That request was made 48 hare after Cook's death ; and if the signature was not a forgery,why was that eatraordinary demand made of Cheshire. and why had not the document been siece pre dudedt It is impossible to forget that if C mishits had testified to the gessium of that document the prisoner would have bees enabled to esevelso ever him the moot fatal control, and that be might thes Mee eseaulled him to sign another paper, trauferrtsposas prima bad sought to do in the mane of ono of bit ses with Mr. &evens, to the deceased the listaity he 0001 or 6,0004 duo on bile to Pratt, and onteemadieg b s own name. All these feels show Wefts plgy, as I ematead. that the death of Cook btd,in the opinion of the peinert e beams most deirable foe his own relief Tare is soother pert of his conduct as ter ding to Om iw light cm this natter, and that is with reference to Cook's anise book. On the sight when Cook died—oaths buts* had hardly pasted bola that poor man's body—the misuser was found thee*, rummaging his pockets, sail searching alt his papers. When, salmagundi', Stevens asked for the betties book, the prisoner said, "Oh, it I, of ao use, foe • dead man's bets are void.' , True it Is that a dead man's hey are void, bat not whoa they are paid during big life. Who rewired the beta ? The prisoner at the bar. Who was sa turable for them ? The primmer at the bee. Who had ea interest in resealing the amount of then bets / The psi suer et the bee. It Status had mesa that book, he would have seen that Omit was entitled to s sea of 1,0201.; be soul have seam that Fisher was Me spat, sad have leaned bat las that Herring, and not Fisher, had oollmalsil hi Isle. But there is still store yet to be 1116.1104 ter. Whoa Stevens determined apes baelas • pag martina easnalsatirs, whet was the esaduet of time ? Dr. Haslaad sumo over to perform' this duty i aspley. The primmer at him on hit snivel, and got ice assunatios with him. t' Whet is this?" Dr. Honied inked, " I hear them is • suspicion of pelissaiss." "Oh,eV' said the prisoner. "sot at all; the mas bed two Ste em Moaday sad Tuesday, and yes win find rid asses of the hoed sad heart." That wiry am man, the mins% 114 IS NW previous day, asked Dr. Bamford to 1181 : + m ir . emedliells the deceased, mid bed suggested " is th e MIMI of death. The Atter ary-Geseral sammeated on as redact of the pri• man la reassefag the oat o f the inteetioes sad angiadi aft asamed, oat of the aqua room, and his sumps es him the postboy to upset his chaise and Meek :rr whistm its way to the analytical chemist, and asked thejury M aka all this into their uasideratios is 'ivies verdict. He had now got through the whole cam ; sod it would be foe the jury to (Backup their duty. Oa the oeu hand, there was a man pressed with high prewar, foe ;Remain liabilities which he we. ma shie to liquidate, sad in legal penalties threatesieg him with the dirs a sizte as ment, the only mode of averting whisk wse by eget msy. The demised was is pes saries dome mod not, it was true, to a very !seen mesa; hat .till seamiest to he a tempting belt, The was at hie bedside, with the mesas of admiabger aisgimpaltres to him, mad bad poises is his powsislos I mad them there was the feet that the doomed we. mimosa, and that M eabilasel as symptoms of the particular pigs whisk the miaow bad the same day purchased ; sad all these oftesmetasess, together with the veriest other plate M whisk be had adverted, mast enter into adz suet easeful asslderattes. The hos. and leaned radioman proceeded—lt Is for you to fay, sabot then elsomuttnees, whether or not the death of the deceased was sassed by the piaster at the bar. You have lade*. had hatioduold ism this ease one ether elemeot which I cannot help thinkieg atilt well have bees omitted. You have heard from my learnt" I friend an uninuel, I think I may iv.. my as unprecedented, inns Dim of the innoontee of his client. I as only say upon that pelt that I believe my loaned !Med might bays dottiest! from nay tub 'tamest. What would he think edam, if, imitating hie example, I should at this moment declare to you, on my honour, as be did, what is the th ermal elevation which has fdlowed from sly conecientives sonsideratkm of this ease 1 11y learned friend bar, with a fall display of his great ability which is admired by all of as, ale o adopted another course, which, although sometimes resorted to by members Li' our profession, Woolens is lay mind • species of intuit le the good sense end the geed feeling of **jury ; he hes endeturoure4 to intimikee gm by erotic( your own oesscientioas scruples for the wpm of prevestlog you from adopting the only imeet mode of disehergiag the greet duty you ars called um to perform. My leagued freed told you that if your veeMeeks this vas should be guilty, the lamest« of the prfesawr meld oar day or other be made unifies, and yes meld nem, mese to regret the verdict you bud gives. If my leaned Mead wee Mare is that—sad I kdbw that he was, foe time is no man who is mon blies than he is to the slakes of truth and honour—but if he said what ha believed, all I can state la answer is, that I can only attribute the cm victon he has expressed to that strong bias whisk hie 'Riad easily, perhaps, received in eirecting all his energies to the delouse of a mu charged with this frightful grime. But I still think he would have doge well to have Obtained from say saturant* of the thiamine of the primmer at the bar. I go further, sad say that I thiak he ought is justice sad le comideratioa to you to have abstathed from telliag you that the Mee of the one try wouldeot sansUon the verdict which you might give. I say nothisi of the indoesistency woioh M 1111/01Tht IS such a statement coming from one who bat a short Ume before kad temple:Media elegem* tensed the 'offered tomato( prided*, sad Utilised= by which, he said, his *!lest wee bone down. In answer to my learned friend, I have oaly this to my to you : Pay no regard to the voice of the country, whether it be for eondenthation or for acquittal ; pay no re gard to invades bat to Use Murata lobos of your own coa selemess; taut te themes of that duty to Mod and sae, which you re about to discharge upon this othesioe, ma ins no reward naps the comforting as aaaaa at that when you shall look beck at the events of this trial, you have di& shamed, to the bast of your ability, and to the utmost of iyour power, the duty Joe have been called spin to fulfil.. f, on • review of the whole Gast, Gasparini the evidence oa on. side and ow the other, end weighlag it is the ems melee of bath*, you ma am to the conclasies of the theoceacit, or even entertala that fair and redeemable doubt of reit, of which the gamed le entitled to the benefit, Is tiod's aim give to hies that bent fit. Bat if, on the other head, ell the facts sad all the Mime lead your Wade, with satiefectios to ;ousel's% to the elsehasioa of his (Gambia — but thea osly—l ask for a verdict of guilty at your baud.. Fat the ymteetion of the good, for the repression of the withal, I Um ask for that verdict by which alone—ae it sums to me—the safety el society ean be enured, gad the .*meads, the imperious dossada, of public Joliet e.a he satisfied. _ _ _ Tho hoe. sad loaned hootlowee essolodod his editor alertly attar half• put 6 o'olook, dm laving ample& else breathless smash* of ivory eao who bad ►oud Yin dewing a period of throb boon sad throwqoarton. Defies the addroos of t h e loused Attoesey-Gleanal, primmer regarded him with the Wined attention, but bc- I tnyed very little emotion. be Lord Chief Justin, addressing the jury, said he n stetted very mach that it would be mummy to detain than until Meador, but it was absolutely emissary. It was his intention to read over the whale vt the evidence tk,t had been given, and it would be perfectly melees to commence sueb a trek at that late period of the day. The jury inquired whether they might be permitted to go rasher,* on the Sunday ? The Lord Chief Julies said eertaialy, and every other reasonable facility and amemmodation would be offered them, consistent with the proper administration of justice. The court this adjourned until Monday morning at ten o'clock. URTROPOLITAN COUNTY 00VIIIII. Nttlas days applated tar the present week. Ctiaworwau, Ouaces.awswas.—Woaday, Kay T 6; Tawdry, 17. limonsiam Piaass‘rand.—lllorday, Day At Dow, PairSeid-nawl—Wedassday, Day U. Wsnwszsassa, Osbara.strasc —Thema,. Nay 27. Lamm CvhsrwU Naw.rawL—Towslay, Nay 17. Oaszawica.—Wedsaday, May U. WooLwasa.—Tharsda , Ida 29. Cart or Lamm, 0 —llcaday, May 16; Tuesday, t 7. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-MAY 24. ONICIP /Vine, /LIMO YID SOOTICLI CITE V. WILLIITT AND OTHI/111 -TER LATE TM AT WISING DI COVINT CIAIDIII TILBATIA. ILL was ma WM to recover damps bee tlabwere of (Meal. garde. Theatre, irs the Ma whim It Mr. Opt led eattalsed Nem ma alkyd. at the kerb et se women I metered tato irrt= It woe steed that We sem elWaid emerauted to hawern .soot. sad I Mr. Belem ea the pert ri We daliadamta yaw amid for • rule to vary ma ardor mei by ti. awes Wwwwell le We idea that made plow dwell he area out. TM dealeradia saint ea aeremaat beam Mr. Oye awl the delawkats thet ea laammat to the mese Kahan Wail billiard whiali Mr. Opt wu to hew We we aid ieleyseat, he eft the wasearkii. ef the twat kr to. maw The spasewiat west at to hay that lor protellse apleat lea bp fro the Wan would maw*, thar ewe amen. Wm lbw drawee la the theatre; Mt Wet they ware sot se mamelble te Wawa* Kr. Oye lea = her that ha .tptt meets her Ow Deem my laws aware took team The Int ewe& emplelled rthl the deWeetbet wee, Wet the aulnialili eat Imp the lbw arm= le the WNW% amerily, that the delhadma bribe *We sememet to 06. Wet We sairtor walla berme alimplited. sad •IWeeeberei••- Wde Wee 6rrawar had argasa. pa the Maier hell est lembed QM; eel Widly, the the Mraimetout Ow Wain War us Llehe eft d. ead Wm wee • awaits Me remit* kr per repari amiewasee et the welalm le Tapir the duke ea. Weed eed ealaid the Kablia. The booths We, eal was ealwltbd th=lia a =m oi tk 6 = esadllea the aelmleale IPUO apt Mari ft pad amp tow as. bawd by We pieledll Ma We. The la n e Judo elmilars. Maiww, hod mud to elleer the pima abbe OW delve, sad • M.. le he Munk eat. It was raw scatwiled OW a was emelelb We dellismaa to war that wines *pea wtssrd, led thst We laweed Mee wee man settee twat the of Owe Is ri delis ee. The Overt pants/erthis WIW a ilk Naas ps. .taulaintiff to show ewe why We le MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. MO= R TAMMY. Sa e agiseragr-70000, AT Illeflethe Threes Fars" Brim" aelialtra, wee plated at the bar tore- eigitjeagatealt. • The Assidne.ftliplammed that tea pekaaw was singed at the bethusisa el rnieskepMi. 13.. IS.. the arm si r Max eo wham. it the Om the lithe was essmitted. be w ieweeski Cbseewp *A. It ippon' that be vasehei a MS. mote kg the perms el =4till . with se a moseay whose affair. WTIT hillj bet, that a awn dabs natant the scesprop Mlle was le he ow et the MI.. be took drake le the ilthlt et Sepked.threed owl this paid Ohs WI. Ins the saw tibia the theater bed salmi th, Is ad wet esseset kr the NM WWI ow se skewed ef the Sea. thus was me sato of kla ths silo beetle. sad it soma that be weal Ithe Os Willey eed Mill wee a I Mr ht. ewe purees The primmer yes a pen= et aleselea ead be bed bat jew Misted the prekeila at hie ow e ausaat elan Ode ins dheo. rend. swo Ore wore diamstswees width eaperotad the ease egebutithi k beastre se came eswriked bps perms was we Was austhibed by • peer tad lossest poem Oe the other bred. thesauri killed at the isesiket therester he had re. .Mud. the pablea be bad last Jost es he ins aerlks k the peeks. =Zen esaskpemes NW, to teeth awn lib esendika, M sad. weft moilsrei M ewe be (tbe WM* AI Ad set kon hie wee tweellke toe us 'seem malimess. ne ear twes melba he is ts= lewd about for alp gekwasz wemiths, Mad% essalsted ea Mends, et Waken new boot *5 ▪ tal=metel Wiry. eed. Mr. IL Is* hp Maly se a aspen& et Items sad alms ken the =re hsetalla and ewleased telt wombs' lard Meer. Ostep WU kr begin deka a path pie, it the . p a lme d• pew, et Seem He& Mr. likes sewed kr the progewillea s Mr. Meesslb kr the prisoner. Tb. polemist Wye a kthothouse la arthys.eirsk. Warminster. Mai the primair. k amok was is essesteri ..tsar. Oa the Mitt et Maybe meet th Nth mend a top kWh% is ow sad breed Mai Mar. sad vibe the briledy was this the sew ids bath bb that, p lathe gleam ilk go the air sad take out • pith pk Mai pat k k lit paid; ails. Meth be gels* easedkb Nat. Ile sepplisd him lath with he hat wen; sled Oda wit her MAW Mid as bed wen. the MOM a pelissekth sad ditread the prlesaerebb similes the pie. lb &WM that he bad diao is Ns aim that thement saw it k Ids watt. sad tad bla leaked up. the Ad se. ad the teak the* meter Ms twist. The team this mid be wadi pep kr b. sad did mot awe le keel It. Heel Oka la gimp. vibes be told ibeedthe ha ripbt eakews sad that be we a kakrtheb wear the Bred er Work, whisk proved eaa rest. ma et mew wee thewl kids mina. The dame yes thet Septum, Mama bolsi abashes:, out or his ithal. wee seratele maw, end of with lauded. It woe a one el theme d NIA wad the petriewr would be about the last pima te amok sad is ears ththmeattly sad iskaticathy. • weaker et 'bar era karate lona aid ea Ids Weak. Ilejsty Med tbs palms Osep bathery Weepy Necenteded YE le ramp. M ttepathai d Ids testithe iketssist. Othlithed m via welts' kiprosteat vith heed Mad. wee 51. MINT. aids aim sett lame Ithetweit were biked for et= graft et seal, the property et ask anger, and F ilatithey, laaiked ikons wad Hem& seallethetom at Chiswick, wee Ihr ikaleasie math,. the era" it to bath bona elska. Meier,bra lisplineera cant'. ItrAserim. awimed Li/their, to ea ®ants', and Stakes and Mai& well milli Ik.. waifs' bud labour. SURREY SESSIONS. Sabot Werra. 30, deeereed es • dab, la Wide. and Osage l a s ee •wa s hlgn . lgt ia rtaitr isr r ia . u. ware der brea v kpj tearlkoad etradai a qfflowlig Wear pkie. They wove la. dieted ke Wain Ya derelllapbewee et lomat panne, at Clinimeeed. slaiding thareftwa sem valuable *ram sad elm ; ale wilt elealled upwards at W. sad lOWA aribles sr~ dr tbe away Mee et alehard MMus Maass, at hvaaindiall aid w. UM. with Walla% deluded Tess addend ea the first awl" Wil aaYaatylh He ems ea that add* b teetwal deo appaired b tbe Deily N aas. The millary was careadtted darted the abeam tams the ware of lay Clemetebbe, the erreaat, who bed been rr a walk by leered, W Man es bet return, ladled that the psalm bed been robbed, Misled • seri as 'mad upon bar threat. Mime kw*, brew elves or the after rallorks, lb. Jury touted both perswers Grotty. hiving proved dot Urn were ttatet.ol-lrave ran dui Madman seetenerd a' of than to Ms years , panel uniterb. 2HE POLICE COUR= DOW4TREET. War% • was of abonSE: op, wise wowed to be loathe le with or nadrethend woe obanthi with oteding a =r e snd the* arbor @Moths. tortethai to the lobe Albion al SOL. a s lefility at Mr. Ibunits LA; Woe rlalitho Sod. loporothast. pthenor bad dope at Ms bad la a teen eilidafew the prow. lOWA owl. Iron Moth order lame boss Wooed the knowing monde& Nr.. Dia No opts*. to seesthela tbo Moat of tiss robbery. Width dowse amid la On soar& the primer that downstabe, ino obent %bath the browe. visa Yr. DU perselvad that be thie onto wt. Re Mansai the wellw le skis blat. sad snit for pollema to dam be Nth the prima la wassody. At this mamma Magliameirounits•phkePaisriag litit bar gold wash was oans. no nat. wail and thals. and eyeglass. a thansod oul t and sans other weir ware Mod ow the prisoner. At tin bear be woo *SW waned. sad tt was bead that be bat six abbe T of *sus woe tbs prworty d Yr. In; and Mr re. wellabth ef a ousemar lobs bad Asps th ere Me %, sad bad left Um la aikewooln die soon elespled by the Wooer. Be bad aloe la Ids loath two ollthe thrba. end a swoon warted Pakthea's LAW and • wed dirt threrrth. Be was reounded fro ths, smaketten. _ _ WORIBIP lITREBT. Abraham' amp /die end .11;eeilieTstd;;, pollee sonataidee tel the Oakville, Iturenhinellit the bar tor final esmalnatlun beton Yr. Emma. Amid id& boded forcibly Weed and plundered the gentin of IL Rani /Mout, landlord el the Angel and Crews 11111140410•111. In Tainedrivisre, Pioebury. The ntagletraie tutted tote prtennere tar trial. CLEI3KRN WELL. - Joon MOW. • rito;t;;baYr. earryioios bedsits at No. 7. arrowlplosh ClOplioateoed. sopeered bakes Mr. Ostrio. is waves to a oiminno OW= eat ty Noels to thew swan why be Amid set tostodaolo N the eitoport ot es shad at which Ito mu Mood to be lastrAlre. W aim. Ns., mama fa the twootelowt. W Kr. Pettus kr Kr. Isejl a egr A beg Se ars, add Set the alder bad Ss b. ton tbe Wenhipewed. hat ea toss seeds the ose. = So atedish her ors Se (Mr. Weis toad sow, fish skiers Seghl• =dome : —1 sea a dm& woman, and reside with my sedor at 67, linws.dreet.lisseersowa. la May, Sid, 1 ars la the wain et the Masiled. 1 bad • ode ASK bantam the lath et Mee led. I it new ells sad the delladwa, Mallet, I, the btbarellt. sad mese is. The laireessee with dies ded leek doeb bw b/ am, awed hue MIL Siam treated oat, se d Modnes wilt else apotairs mad bow Waft hi.. Witase no data deka, ariddesed the amalstasee M a arpeuter, who w o. a ie l= ar tharts sy When erse at the Waship. street Ibiloadest 1 ad lay eaythies about the eattwaisr. lommaedlly awe hied, eat sy abases seat left • eurrean. 1 MSS away the sae abidat. Jabs Walbiedll-1 on a carpeuter, and was at S. Everett eireee. lhaisdlha=. la the opted of UM I aimed et de. hadsade ham em yea. 1 remember the cataphtheat bolsi Merit Sue at the rise. Oa • theft efteesces. Is bay, 1 neastar her amid to as is the lashes, with her hair ia • db. sand madlesedress dee tem. She eautplefaedaf hee master% Wog Susi her speleire. 1 heart the detesdree whit upstairs Jed ear all his • itiadi ISIS sad a reins. Si.. that the des. dem 6 Ms am us my ham able w. so% sad and that they wasted SSW his War of lhe INK sad that I was to mate soda, but they( der err 1 or worn. I told Ws Sat he an hehod labeeesse vitt tbe Ms Miry Ilblehie sass— ea serried, sad Ilse la Saks. abed. Omplabrd all see the WY la the Wally way. I wed sore edema womble deb•dest's rad saw Kn. MSS. She add de. IMAM sue • dais Ms tin aim, late Ss ele" sad apes ban tea of war mead. he rid.. SA. yes eau da year hest mad de year yeah I INN die • Wag me Se late maple me, sad the. It ell Idereallail me." that hit VIS Mk% WINS lb w ire abed his heek, mad mid, "Oise areretibr youterd, 1 reraralso lbe eiNfasdamea era kle ISA maw yme I toldthe &f. that be had rained My aster, whoa be replied. " I dare my as ass bad Delon.* Other *mama laving We■ milled, who moved the malt of the interelem at tbedehmdmit's shop, and his using the words" I dare my she was bed Iselere." Jews Beata* mad Matilda Beckett stated that when the eons. C=ead dadeadant were at the Btockerell police that a they I t allatt eaty Wm if the girl bad come to him la • quiet way ha wall set haw Minded piped the hali•eruern a week. The daleadant was thee wiled and sworn. He said—l was in wart sad heard eempialmant war Mat I had tableware* with her on the bed. I ewer that ill 11•11. amplethant bas stated is Wm. MN his told • Ye. end I will ledist Us for pelary. la het, all ur C a rthstasis are tiers, sad Ism prove it. My with his been *how salm al me Wm, t. prima not without cam, Immune I was am to Me • sermi W. Chwele MI that the case was ere of some difficulty. the more se that la sat In review of • brother millarates thethith. Mere were pals oldie Mame on whisk bath Moos asysd, sad that was la the vile% piag eir stake. and hangs asmplam a 1 whet had he. eniveL The errs story arm, la Me Mae, and mail hy the M. dam of the carpenter, who, bs Bat oath hal ghee Ye warm wry Maly. It wee • very panful me Ise me sr the ether had ger- Jared bliseslf. There were several matters which the Madera bad felled to meek aid le Amid thanker, teheriag the girl sod her Maws% =be as red was with Mr. Pelham ewe saw Mar sloppiest. Bmgivoaasag.—The sittlyr unagleirate requested oar reporter to acknowledge the receipt oft km C. '5. for the pow woman of the Dame of Gee, who was sandman, shot la the arm, end who has thus bees disabled trem working for the support of herself, • sick husband, end four small damn. IRELAND. DUBLIN, )(AY 24. The preparations for the intended illuminations sad fireworks on celebration of the peace, are on • most ex tended tette, and promise that the forthcoming ciiplay will entirely eclipse anything of the kind hitherto witoeased in Dublin. The Iron's of the Bank of Ireland, the Custom- House, the Four CAW., and other public baildiags, are literally covered with seeffolding erected for the pupae of putting up ester sire pas fittings; and the programme of the fireworks to be &op ayed at the Wellhogton Testimo nial, in the Phenix-perk, has already beea publis'•ed, and promisee a grand treat to the admirers of pyrotechnic ex hibitions. This latter dicrlay is to conclude wvh lie illu mination of the Wittiest at Testimonial is various coloured flames, wish the words, "To toe memory of the breve," in the midst of a grand discharge of rockets, shells, Roman candles, &c. In the moroing of the same day there will be • grand review in the tack of all the troops in the garrison, with the addition of some regiments from country rations, la the presence of the Lord-Lieutenant, and the Commander , of the Forces in Ireland. Tb. ease of Mr. Clement SAW?, and BOON other claim' of exemption from liability in the winding up of the Tippet• rary Bank, were argued before the Muter this day, bot no judgment wu pranounoed on any of them. NAVAL AND MILITARY. POlittilVOUTH. Mar 23. A number of the ships at Spithesd ere under orders to leave. Liston ts reported to be the first deoUnatlon. The Despots* mew rloop •; resunue, 6, peddle; as d Prometheus, 6, paddle, am ordered to sell thin afternooe. By Wednesday neat the larger mewls see to to on the zoom. lt is sold that the objret of the cruise to Lahr le to Isles her Mojerty on the contemplated visit of the oourt then In the mit; shout the middle of June. lbw ArmstarA slam transom; tams iota harbour yesterday with the Mope she bed strived home with on Friday ; and the 4th will OYseWt st it dockyard *morrow. sod proceed by trite to tojola Med quarters. lhe 13th p in the Assistance to Ti. Highllyer, 21, steam.frigato, Captain broom smiled yesterday sersiag from the Mediterrenean , after a lengthened pawns. 13ho hesitate In eonannation mince notch, 1852. MABKBT& --•- HARDWARE. BILMIWOKAN ' MAT 24.—The iiid tnwnerootinnee in a sada. feetocy state. In some brunettes there ha been rather ler anima timm, but in all the striaelpal trades totaineee le healthy, although not WO& The knees report larourabir or the horn. trade. The country Mgee eildsindeff oonasteuer, and beginning to order mote IX having Innen stocks get eery low during the last nine he all the leading staple artlelme there is • steady aid menet destmal. with lembeenatios meal; awl, swept in Mof th e May Indi o the werneeple thee are tolerably =Mond. Thea Mena Weft irwebamegeed; sews eel, tar earns hen lees re. eon& kyr genii Monks and ken Ms Men Wien The gene rates task le, epee the who* add, though the seders for nary mei me am so an es wed et gm Nees% mg eine Winans of the fangs Wide an is • bealthy nadides. The sessens Inee ihe Marin ot the WaNdithalltiff trans then are elan Memel .aspic incurable. Seem of the large works whin kid he Weles m Maskgmr en o Den*ft Is tell epistles. At Wilma. Meat Bromela. y. . Detketes. mg ether Mew. the MIMI WO gell • up n theminge. TIM Ina Wade is mill ember lel. eel Mem ere Mrs MI Wight new byname et the ammdeme keys. Mors of "we ben en, haven*, petty well eff We sewn; se its they are OM. earned the pry of rmitimise ere telly suentalned. Mg boa, Wks br way beet r he. lower thee It was • fortnight ago. Fmk led • megy sin is temenstait et the large demand for wire pergene. A tgeslel mein et the wed. us MU art Weiswhemples • few digs elm le tele re mennestles the bin gagmen ke the .ratlai .Ys; then wee a nay .ewes ailmimee✓ all the =re' befog reprinted Theme Saba peolded. easiness wee prowl the imprekles eta pen Ms es Mo on & y seam& leagebable (Winn • bailor lamest= im Ana aver) ether newee); sed Ms meet ra..c.striati gels el an alln ;Ig o e olle r m?d w tt i e %we he eppenj a . Mr. S. IM eleekwell he tegmen !hen el Ms Meng Inemete of south llMMwdetibe to mil the eatessim it the iffslog Amegaelm of Gnat Mean to ibis meg et nab email meetly la Leona on the nth ineten; awl to take Mil saw Mips r Mos to the mewoore se they may think tTrottlars Mw bees seat to pawl two Immiked a =ers of pr. Inner; and • peat effort will be made to throw out the bill. Tie Mode of that Markt amelder that the greent prioeiple of ann. net of coal aim Is onset, because It beet anny the permanent man value el the mine which is owined, bat the prop ty Is the semena of the ones themeelne. whin, Um ens they Lan been wad oat, le wee be ever: and they diendeas ewes the exten sile et the same prinelpie to ironer mines It to further alleged that ties Si. pretest principle at amotameest the trade bears an one egaelenm et Um page' rates; amd dot the bill mow before pall. men men le man inequality. • spend injury would aria, out it the demmelane of miner having, is many intoner, been taken oft . Men wpm SIMI which did not essemplate additional =Mks COTTON.—Levassoot, May 24.—The market dosed this afternoon aoinseasat heavily, and priori an the a , sae o veeterdsy. The salve have beenleettnated at 7,ixtu baits (MOO at epeentatton),oomptalang 70 Peru= and Ilanushato, at 61d. to tid.; N Egyptlan. at Geo. to SO.; and 1,6110 Surat, at 10. to Sa. Impart lime lhursclay, 4,000 belts. COTTON GOODS.—bleecenerea, Mar 14.—The market has been ceder both ter goods and yarn, throughout the week. Oa Tteeeday 'Maws kid to give we, tome esteem of id. per lb. la oldie to effect melee, sad, thereele there is • little mem steedinsee te.dey, sellers have made no attempt to mover Met week's rates. Moat kinds of Math are aria to buy than they were sight or tee dad, ago. In deseseiles the sales have been het moderate, and prises have been barely sustained. In lung Moths end Tel .the some little ommeurion km been aecessary to elect aides. For India cloths, soak es 40.1 nth shirtless, of "bleb the production is large, and meaufaeturere with. I out orders In many camomile:a ham had to lin Wa, it& io td. per 0001., sad these guide are lid. to ed. lower than the highest rates demanded in the earlier part of the month. ladle Jae:once have given way also about tild. pee Mem during the smalls. la 36-incb Millers there to not meek beelneee, but prises ham been rather headier. Pilsen sloths roe a little emir in pies. News. George Freser, Hoe, amd Oa., in Mimi the *swag derby the month, plan yams et a d eb., of pm lb., sad game 7.ltha praetor. lid. per perm :ewer far 51 to id. reeds, the better blade remaining rawly stationary. They give the other changes am follow :—Orty made. usrilli. per piece lower ; 7.etha grey printers id. to biL lower; tel ehirtinga , malM, and T cloth. ltd. to lower ; long clothe t per piece, sad dontestice I.llld. per yard cheaper. WOOLLIN.—Loos. MAT 44.—We have no change to report in the enrollee nissiret Mrs morning. ♦ quiet tone boa been predominant, and the traimeememie have been eel, to • moderate extent. HALLFAL, MOT Ir.—Wool very dell ; prime slightly TOM/ill. Wonted and yarns emeedingly dell. CORN.—Cassamos, iiitT 24.—We kad a good supply of wheat at market to-day. Venoms Mked mote =web bat were usable to 'used last week's prices. Wheat, red. 645. to dge.; white, 725. Barley, 12s. to 38.. Beans, 405. to 42a. Oats, 2as. to 26e. CANTMLIWIT, Ma 21.—11 s supply ut out market to-day wall VW dame, but the sale dull. Wriest, brown, Dew, Ms. to 705.; wOlte, Dew. Mu to Ile. tisrley, now, to CS. Oats, sew, 24.. to 113 s. Beans, set, 88.. to 40s. ress, bog, 40s. to 42.. Crania, aloe 21.—Wheat wee How of sale at the rates of this day wont. Barley end oats wen readily sold at the rata of last la t oat. !apply fair of all kinds of anis. Wisest, white, Stte. to 10a.; red, 26e. td. to 21e. Barley, new sad old, la. MI. to 16... d. Oats. potato, 10e. to lls. 64.. common, ne. 64. to lot. 64. By., Ile. 641. totem. Flour. per stoat, la 6d. to L. 104. Oatmeal, :s. rd. SO 2s. td. Anneal, narleymeal, la. bd.—Carted!. Journal. Cowman', MAT 21.—A small 'apply of wheat and all other des saiplkas a corn; cob taloa ruby :at week's pica. Grocconte, May 24.—We had a fair atteadmen and a rocreerate show cd wheat at this day's market; Met qualities maintained fur. see prima, but secandary gamin whether kag.tsh or foreleg were digleult to quit. Beans and karley with ut change. Oat, continue In demand at late rates. Impona it the weak ending 11.7 14 : Baxley, 464. Oats, 1, 466 qrs. GOILDFOID, Mar 24—Our market wa. liberally supplied with wheat. &turbo, ample. were placed without ditbeulty at farmer pricer, but ether sorts nude not te sold ra•ept at • reduetan of Is to 2.., which, not being generally 'absented to, but little busiestse was transacted. Wheat, tins. to tiles barley, 345. to 40.. Oath, 21s. to 264. Buns, 44re. to 440. Haansoito, Hay2L—We bad • GO supply of wheat at market today. The bade tor the tined town • ern, at tub prices; warn aortae doll trade. Harley but little (drub g. the malaters having nabbed canted the wok to fall off; prices abut the name. Oats, peas, and tuna fully supported tut week'. pekoe. Wheat, 365. to 4k per toed. herby, a. to 44a. pertir. Orb, 22.. to Sso per qr. Peas, 245. to 22a. per nod. beans. 23e. to Us. per load. NOILITICN, MAT 24 —Our market was fairly upptied taut' what today, chiefly Is prism condidue ; prises ruled a utile lower tor all deeenpilans ; demand slow, except at a 'eduction, which farmers sorts nowilling to submit to. A tab quantity changed hands at Item 6d. to is. per qr. reduction. Hour WAA• chat ate f.o.b. at IS. to 2a. per sack lens than last market day. Barley was a small trade, and prices merely nominal. 501 AS offered toasty at Is. pee qr. advance, but met sub It tie attention. Peas: small maw,: dansioa ao p o n, no change In value. Oats malntalind last week's rates, and a tab quantity Owed. Wheat, white, 6-s. to 70a. per qr.; red, eta to nu. Harley, malting, Ob. to 424 . 'Audio& 26a. to Hs • Beau. 444. see. Pear, Os. to 475. Oats, alt. to 30 e. Has hOceshold b o or, rob., 42.. per each of 2.ulbs. purehaseis ending auks, Iliad Claiming one month's credit. m i wcarryzotran.Tves, MAT 24.—The weather this week has been unsettled, a great quantity of rain has fallen, with, epos Use whole, • low titniSTST•r• to Me seams, the wind tor the mite. put ptevail iag hem sewilmew to brietk.mot. The trait during the present week has bees thinsterleed by inactivity, the liberal receipts etteetseint, enntilud with the fist reports from the consuming merle* having incnisalleg makes at the part of buys amid sake could only be pre. noted by asbnitting to a Mutat el la per qr. For thin Wisbech red wheat, weighing per bushel, 675. goad not be eueeded ; end to this description the demand wee chiefly waned, the finer quads Wag held beyond the views of our haute. A little ketch whits wheat, no fi le, was soli at 734. U., and another lot at 72e, not antra. In bulge little was dome; emu fine new Holstein red was said in retail at TU.. bat 72a. was only offered tor quatitlea Hoar has sold eery irregulerly, whilst other artistes have coat Handed egg hells attention. At our market tile isonalas we had a better *apply of wheat front the droners, and, although the arrivals en to a geed extent, the renewal of French de. emend for export imparted more tow to the trade, a fair busiowe In Ilse qualities resulting at hilly the rates of this day sffentibt, whence; this , Wisteeb wee offered stela per qr., weighed nibs , without commanding mach attention; doe new Norfolk nd sold at 73e., and mixed not Moire at 745.; whilst new holstein red, weighted 6leib► naturally. realised 775. ed. to /h., in quantity weighed 63705. • Dimi•b at the sane time commaudine Or. to :la according to q uality; Wolgsst was beid at 72a, weighing 51,1 be which had the effect of sheeting bunnies. Old was scarcely inquired ex. Row was bald with more ermines, and we kick for • steady demand being experienced next week, as our receipts bare been petty well cleared of. la Rye nothing doing. For making barley our quotatkea may be eomidered little better than nominal. lint In steady requeen Beene and pees unaltered. With oats we were fairly supplied by our growers, and the rivals being more n , derste than r f late, en admixes of 6d. per qr. Ina requltt d, which checked Wes, but et peeves'. rates more disposition wee evinced to operate, The &reticle this week ere :—Wbeat, ocestwise, alto; foreign, 03 rye, casetwies, 270 : barley. oces4wies, 830; malt, coastwise. ; Mg. ocestwier,llls; foreign, 700; his.., Imelda, 40; flour, 1,087 1144. Priam; awes, Mar 24.—There was a large supply of wheat here today, r which there was • fair sale at fully lit week's p ices; hest 631b1. yellow making 7ue. and 71a per qr. Very little spring corn, and pekes of all kind. looking upwards. RUBINO, Mavl4.—The supply of wheat woo estrewely moderate, and the trade rate] bossy, the sellers being very reluctant to accept the reduced terms of the millers; a limited amount of humus. effected at • reduction or 2s. per qr. All other oOrn partook of Um oulloess without altaraion is price. WISIBICE, MAT 24.—We bare now flee growing weather, and great Improvement bee taken plane already in the fear of the country. Her to.dsy we are moderately stunted with wain of any kind. Wheat le le good demand at In per qr. over the prices of teat week. Oats and bane rather dearer. Poem to growere :—Wheet,new, ts. to 72a. per quarter. Oat., 12d. to lid. per stone. Beene, 43e. to ita. Foacaaraa, VAT 24.—There IMO a good Ripply of wheat at markd today. whir& was firmly held at ute curresey or this day week, but a great part was taken away unsold. Barley lees an request, and rather cheaper. Oils sold at previous rates. In beans the turn wu In favour of the seller. Welsher very favourable fur 010 growing viops. MAY 21.—Then is only a small show of grain at this day's The mklen were unwilling purchasers, except at a decline, and the little Wetness pealing has been rather below last week'. prime. Wheat, white, 745. to 78e. per imperial qr.; red, bee, to lea. Malt, 78e. to 78e. Oats, le. Id. M is. 2d. per atoned 1411 it. Flour, see. to Ms. per seek of 28010 x. KIIXCALD; MAT 24.—We have cold sunless weather, and a good deal of rank*. fallen during the week. At our country market this week we had very little doing In as, kind of grain. The prices pay. Mg foe local consumption being above what an be afforded for 'apart, awes a slew dragging trade, particularly ea farmers are by meals Anatolie tellers. Here, to-day, we had fair supplies of wheat and eels, bat only a few samples of barley. tales ware ready for all some at tbstiull rates al Int week. Wheat, SM. to 71s. per qr. Barley, Us. to 42a. Oat; iHs. to SOs. -.-- - WATRIPOID, MAT 24.—Our iniposta thie week carat of oneksieso of Indian corn Ira Evldraere, with a few parcels of the rme grain • from Liverpool, and a small cargo of wheat coastvilee; supplies of wheat from the country have not exceeded twenty barrels, while the deliveries of sate and barley are also very [riding. Our market, nia Souped by the state of trade in England, ban been very dull, and salsa of wheat could not be effected without submitting to lower prices; for beet Atoetican and picked aaniptev of Irish, the quotations of las t week may be rept/gee, but all other kinds are weeper by tally Is. per barrel. There has been a good enquiry for oats and barley for exsort ; and bad supplies come forward, or holders of the f..w parcels that remain in store been more moderate in their demands, conaiderable business might have ben done in these articles. For the secondary parcels of Indian corn, there has her a fair demand, at last week's prices, but the better sorts are Jd. per barrel cheaper. Flour without change. Wheat, 695; Indian corn, 3,763qm. Flour, Id barrels—Exports: Oats, 3,050 barrels. Flour, 1,542 sacks. Indian emu, 400 barrels. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY.• Blanche (barque), of Loodoo7igderton Aswan, proceeding from Merseil4s to Celle, in ballet. was stranded near Saline Marie, 2lst, May; crew used. But little hope of mein, the wirel.—Mareeillae. May 23. UTAST/MI. SWIM AT VOILUON PORTA.— Florida, J. C. Chapmart Star of Empire, sod America (s), at Boston ; Atlantic (e), at New York ; Neptune, Constitution, Martin Luther, American Union (cargo shifted). and Wes. Stetson (damaged), at New York; Josephine, at Phllsdelphia ; Mary and Adeline, and kalamaaco, at Savannah; Sultan, St m. Sprague; Kennebec, and Jo .s Guru+, at New Orleans; Anicylca, at Montreal; City or Manchester, and Spectre, at Quebec; Intrinsic, at Cbarledon ; Andes Is.), Alpe (es), Blarney (so), Para. mutts, Orontes (re). and Irmyr, at C nstentinnple , Roscoe, Catherine Morrison, and Lumberton Youth (m), at Smyrna; Egyptian (m), city of Manebeeter tea), Indians (a), sad Taurus (so), at Malta ; Elks, at San wham:Lin; Snake, at Gibraltar ; C. 0. Warbelow, at Owliagezi. - - - - - - - - - - !MUSD rot LITIMPOOL.—CaIpe (u), from Palermo, Msy 13; Faiiimoa, from New York, May 14. The Perna (e), front New Tort, at Liverpool, left May 21, at 210 p.m., and arrived to the Mersey in 4.1$ a.m. to-day, melting the p•uage in 9 days 8 hours and 48 'Muter, by chronometer, including a Mention of hours at the bar, waiting fur daylight, the weather king Mak. Its Driver, which sailed with migraine for New York, on the 11th 01 February, had not utived at that port on the 14th instant. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Albatross, from Calcutta for bridal, Apr I, lat. 19 9., 100. 2 W.; 70 days out. Cairngorm. from Calcutta for Liverpool, AprU fif, lat. 3.35 N. _ lots. 24 W.. . . _ . Ituna, of Whitehaven from the Mal:tritium for London, March 26, elf Cape Infanta. Poistl.r. (ship), from London for Port Adelaide, lat. 39.20 N., lon. 11.30 W. Three belts (British ship), from Liverpool for California, April 17, lat. 6.6 8., bon. 59.. , 0 W. Wort Pont. Harduise, from Liverpool for New York, lat. 44 N., lon. 35 W. out i days. Windsor (opt. No. 216), March 21, off Cap* *guinea. THE TARTAR AND COISSACIC.—The Cork Reporter, of Sa•orday, says :—.• On Wednesday evening the Tartar, 21, sad the Cossack, 21, pat into Queenstown harbour, both vessels being on a cruise in the Chattel, to tent their speed, with a view nt presenting the one possessing the greater spied to the Emperor of Buell' ; for it will be re membered that both these meets were seised by the British government while on the stocks at Mr. Pitcher's, at Greet kith', where they were Wine built for the Caw, at the cote mencement of the war. hiving coaled at Ilaulhowlinc, the Tarter and Cossack continued their cruise yesterday morning.•• THE AMERICAN MAILB.—LIVdRPOOL, SATURDAY. —The British and North American royal mail steam ship Niedars, C .ptain J hst Leitch, sail.d from the Mersey at half-put one o'c:( each this alter:tom for Bwton and Halifax, with the usual mails for the United States and British North American provinces, 141 pawn. r , and an average amount or merchandiee on freight. Prit rto her departure, Messrs. Willmer end Smith, of Liverpool, placed copies of the London mornieg journals of this date on board for the press end se we rooms of the western continent. ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.—The United Staten mail .team-ship Er estop, C.ptain Lowber, arrived in the Mersey yesterday (Soncisy) morning ir,im New York. Her news bas been anticipated by the of the Persia. The Ericsson Walser York four days before the Persia. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ASHTCIN.—Fey 23, at Radli;lVrar.res, Lasesehire, the Idle of Mr. B. 8. Ashies of • Jaugii..l7. ATEIERLEY.—MeI, at Chilworth Manor, near Emmy, the otte W Atberley, EM., of a daughter. BARN W ELL—May 21, at Russell.street, Belding, the wile of Barnwell, Esq., of • daughter. BLOMEVIELD.—May 22, at Richmond, Torkehire, the site of the Bev. T. F. W. Bluaielleld, of • son. PURNELL—May 12, at Wooristcelt.rwick Poplar, the wife of Capt. J. Purnell, of a daught. r. oll33oB.—May 22, at Blonill.l44treet, Pinsbury.cirens, the wife of C. P. Gibson, Esq., of a daughter. 31801 EAN.—May 23, at Dublin. the 1r l'e of T. W. L. Mas Kart, Esq., Ozford.square, Byde.park, of a daughter. MORBILY.—May Uepros Cottage, Bedminster, Bow creel, the wile of Mr. E. alorbey, of a eon. eroKas.—llay 29. at the Vie:wage, Goring, Reediug, the wife of the Ray. W. IL Stoles, of a daugatrr. BWAI9I9ON.—Mar 42. at he. 9. HortoiLailloa, G?arltoe•hi'l, Upper Holloway, km N iblam Swama•n, of a daughter. VIDER3.—May 11, at Croadon. Mee. P. Sierra, of a daughter. WILLS.—Mar 91, at Ormond. [WM, Old Rent-road, the wile of J. 19. NU* Fag., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ARNOLD—ICNOWLBB.—kIay 21. at Churchill, Somer..', by the Rev C. Trion. the Rev. F. Arnold. to Elms Matadi., dough. ter of C. Remelts, Ent., of Churchill. ASHTON - FRANKLIN.—May 22. at RI. Jameee, Wretbournmter ram, by the Rev B. Pr .y. 4.M., Meijer 1.1. Arbt ot Madras llorsa Artillery, of Westhournederracv, to Ht Marie Franklin, daughter of the Lite 1... tracklin, Esq. COCHRANE—HUTCHISsON.—May 22. at Middleton, Teesdale. by the ave. T. H. Brown. A. 11 Cochrane, Esq.. of Langton-grange, Barham, an of the ,ate Captain the Hon. A. Cochrane. R.N.. to Rae. dsughtfr of the lat. G. P. Hutchinson, Esq., of EgJlestons Hall, to the none moray. GREEN—CLAY. —May ti, at gt. Junes's, Paddington. by the Rey. W, F. Hawes, M.A., S. Green, Esq., of Clapham-Park, to glary, &tighter of the late W. Clay, Esq., of Stsmford. hill. WEIsB—BOARDB, - May 22, at the 'with church. Edmonton, by the Rev. T. Tate, E. Webb, E•ri ,of Mineing.lane, and Richmond, eon of W. Webb, Eq., of Broad fiactuary, Weinmiasier, to Ann, daughter of W. Boards, EN., of Niglatineale Ball, Edmonton. WHITE-11ORNE.—May 20, at St. Marv'e. Battemea. by the Rev. B. patsy, F. W. White, ha, of Pennington Hants me of S. W. White, Eng., a(ltalian Marsha'', hors t, and of Parricoub, sue. rey. to Fancy, daughter of J. Horne, Esq., of Gla;ham ormanon, WM. WILSON—GOUGH.--May 20, at ltintoramdbe.Green, Glouvarr. shire, by the Rev. R. Goldsmith, J. W. Wilson, son of T. WOOD, Esq., of Broadway, Warateterehire, to Esony, daughter of W. Gough, Faq., of Hinton Manor Wore. DEATHS. 111 Tr.—May 21. at Cae Ktuvte, near Abergannoy, ititrub ULU!, arl'e ot W. F. Batt. Fp. BERM—May 21. at David street, Manchester, Mr. W. Bercb, aged 17. BOURRIL—May 11, at Wiltos-ranarit, Dublin, R. Bourke, BK. aged 43. KINDEB.—Msy 22. P. Kinder. Eau late of Lanedoeraor o ll slegtorepark, Nada' MB. age. 38. LBW/A.—May 2^, at Addircoatb,. roar Croydon, C•ro'dce Ann, daughter et Mr. R. J. 1 teds, mod 12. MOBLAID.—May 20, at Ileath Lodp. Croydon, Frederlck, poe al J. Yal.ad Ea 9” aged 11. PUBNPI.L.—May 20. at Amesbury, Wote..l. Verna Bee., Ited IL RACILY.—May 19, at Bath, J. Macey, Eaq., Loof Medea, town STONL—SIay SI, Mr. B. Stone, of Ardedet and Oldbien ewe. Ilenebestee. of Br. WATKINL—Msy 21. at South Coneys, Brixton, Ann. wiff B. V. Watklne. of Carlene meet, C tr. Aged P. ----- THalad sad pabasbed by *nasal HIP° Hai" 04 ao. t, Illieet. ta Ns 0161 M Loadoa. Mow. at ca. •)'4.L le WON . Mat. la lb. naiad GC libltattlara.-NOPPIII. Hai NUN.