The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-05 00:00:00

.N 4 VAL AND MILITARY. (mom tuft smarr's sesame) WALOTPXII, Der. 4. bi Orrib-rer "Itera*MOr Otero Bared Tyr Isbe miler umallestalerlebadt_lbs 'ban" "AO_ 9 - oral Is Ihs Barb d Asir& M. rad, BIIMMI-1114./ GM. 11111111111 V i r a 4/10 Ina issimmat-eard, sh al i=no-pea ls. sod MiniestWOMes Weir Bush= is Imo dr art et isimmat ; Oast Blidmal jam slow to be Ilersiel.* peraber, Wei inn - • Orr. IferylbreasllFsteimle be lermeml. L i ar - &Oft, ponsid • Ma Brims lisp ft:at; le MBA by orCirs, vies o= l 4 pa data, pa e to le comet by Illesetem Derostm-OWlNlbiketeJana Orals Is be Baal, resat 11111141=-4dembreir Augustus blstm WM* se bs ry Mina as, *prober, vies Bract-Iderst rim ],Mt Da Beall, pat, to be versa, Merl vbe NW, pumasted. Mar- WWI= iestalelk Mae Om lel West Bib Bastmese, te be lantreita, ties Lew* TM m etres bweso. 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Nth Ter-IMasemet Nom Whir to be mob, *Mr trimerbseei Wee remormr. nor* Lela Jabs Mem= be be by redbar elm Bebereas,, mem sullam; le nto 11.11 C Wry * be Ilessomet mane Trim% Osbber ; Brio JIM Pima Midair* to hs Berelmee, by prober. Aso Wow& 11111 Test-Tbs semi debar ma et Ceps* laws, ils Orr et 188,01., te Thome* Semmil WW•spO Iheray. be be seills. ▪ by pribrkWes Tss, perseal 24.6 Fed. Bl Boma Peal, Mar TM Ter, be be lersee=re . s ler Cow. r em:64 ll-41 0 . • " s le7r=lidd. aleared. I* • Wren isomer sit miadury ; Llerrest W. Z. N. le be impel% ay pmetheet, Ass Brea, Mhe mar 11116 Fseb-laser Sr& Tried& Lars haell,frembati pm, be be espels, alas J. Met** muss e 4 Mug ilkarbt Iseprer Mt matelbsery; Iterersa Oimerte lamer S.N. to be sop*, by perebses, Mee 1. Bayer Imo& mho rim ; 1.10 T. W. B. Webber* he Iterrert pair Wei Seas; Jams Bat Tara, fedpa, to be ado. by= else Babb& to Test-ideliert Ilmeme Derr an to be limelslll. Vile mina 772 1 PV T IC . = MAIM see et Cirri. Haw kr* per sera 1166,Ter1. TarHespase Irby is be reigs lOW, mtbor prima el. Mende yr pererd, without mem "Mr as BB Orber, 1167. 1141 Tset-Imito Jam Merit Sal., ter the Yard Fist, be le sear" • lbe sera Mares ram at Trio swim is_ Was Vaphes,s. previously marl ahreed Dello, ram, to he earms, by a ci=el,4 6.o.o Xllarras eel *leek vas rims. IserPererb to be pay master ; Quiertsrememempsat _ , ess Illoas to be eperteramar. vlsa Tarok Lt pea Bertmer-Bremet-WWor A. W. Nom to rdaer, Maar parelnes, Berst•Lissammit- Clirte, able Mins upon MI per ; lemiren. gimp Thiess to be esprit pam6as. ace eL Nur eay; Lialeart hire from Ist l id til Ilmisert. Wes Balleleb." l " , m , bale Air bb Bart. 'par-= , v Z ieM Te ess. DEPOT BATTALION. *psis WBe. Lyoas, 6th Foot, to be instanter d mar bap ZOSPITAL STAFF. Beale= Li Mans, lI.D , ie the 2nd Fart, to be We& Zi=.l Os Wes Its/a, rotated to the, t; Jars Osseo AIM, mac. to be Wes , to the Royal AmOss aiddll = 3smse fat. to be rater isempeaslse et me lialpsa. m =e Bs Royal Arelhey. mare. J. O. Oast, al. limer,bLD.„ sad O. T. Walk midair is as Orate Wes 116 lit, ham his, IMAM 10 as 19* Oa. BEET BT. BEMS alestenerCelerl Jaime CleM Faked tall pay of Wer Lib Ilearsr, le the way, the soh Wag hemsery emly • Merin Robert Dover Besisr, der Ida Test, Is be MsSee as the limy. Themalmmerlasal Ferrer be Me Pre a the BM Lis DempeWs sew erpEeat aUM death of Orr. eel IMAM - Kamm. himmta i rmommitraldiOul.; Omni Jmoms Tmenftli Doran Won", sea. 12th Weber; WererAtereal Cloak Meer Bellamy, lathe lea October ; sae Wejer-Oeserel Jemo Moat Mims Isharry, on 166 &Isar -Ts le essereh. • lausterat Oared Brest Bey** Pal* C 1.., Maim Irma* ; lastermt -General Sir Robert Messy Callit C. 8., Inept Wintry . To be ibiermemOsesrate • lbeimOessral Jars gnaws, Nair Alathey; gehomOsamel AM** Beberts, Cl., Bret Isirey. Tabs Illipe-Oseanne : Colonel Thar. lbastgla Orman, Blair %Miry ; Cara Wane Pepsi Thew *sr _Beak* Ira** ;Ca Thmar Core Pear, Berba s Dekmay ; code. Heresy Thi llai r=sd sir* d r Teat Isbe Canary'. serer twirl Epos *Wm, te bens • step et Imsorery mi. Mleme: -To be MN& LlenaratCoisesi AfrIZIIIII Owe Bad. Beepl Iraramy ; Unbosom. Oimmil MA* Seas Oolieb. Ikea IlaWassrn To be ]6aaaa•CseselWSla heath. Hera la hemy. To be Illseere Daps* Jars Diann De Vita, Dee•limy hart* ; Dort W lllms Mars Suet UM* Bayieseem mann. omemi. Apia by dr lanimme et Uri amiss : 4lher Royal Sorb = i V is Wane Teo, oral" is AnOst . Warribrible I*#oB■l et Timor = is be reselo, 111 s, Ilibres.-Oesno ir=lo. mare. I .Cte al rirey r MK Me rpm* lkosloy Trim to bs wows, Mcs Corr Chsrsal TemesersdorloWL Ist Sot laaiber Knims.--Teresar isles Klesdar, rat, b to arias, its. Thema* restor ; Behr Bmt-i at mils. "be Pußee. letter . CUM um. pas" w moot*. Un".• Pro Pram L_yea,pres to he auto vles "d = bilsol. bid IFIBM-Ctortes Cbemlai Wetildt, ost., * Is lisaleassit. Wes Tostr, p•damol ; bias Jells Chian Illeatie is be lierreme, eles - Bremesa read; limaTW•yraith Ittabsi Wink ma, Is Ilestemest Ass arose; T pet le be imam TM Bay isslor ; leis Dead per... sebe i ttr Tsar TM, to= turshOrl Wes Tberria. 4. 4e= r ; Climbs to be ZtrieeJ melimed ; Albset=ll•Derreels, bit I. snip, Wes fib. pasoled ; Jelia Bret pet, Is be sestarermapes. t4s Sear . . lairivy) et Wag 'fork Mlllor— lad"—Weinm7Ctio7 Airhad Ilaves Hiallint: be vim Nley. vie mina bil )et Rua Taft nada —,1410 ter. fit., to le mem I. PM wised ; Pawl Dania, pal., to beeripi. vie• No* OadM usigasiL Mt Ilagirel .4 Wieg Took Willa.--layssacs Wilbur , pat.os be lisourni. ADIMPALTT. Dir. 4. Avirotiiiiii6.— Rear make/ 4 the Iles Or T. I. Poky, b.t (MC. a sp garnaat 4 Draaarit pal, via Tie-Adealisl C. N 7N.11•41, 0164). la be aapdalowleal of a g ais. alma rat Ae• Row- Moak& Mama C. 9 Callana la llim Oa gni asrabs asadaa, Nara" 0. Won (liaN, Is aammil eme Nal* raw di= amt. so. it. N. (YAM ("16), a• Ss 1171, 6, paillirvissi derwmtp... Drempart .11misamila . A J lba, le dr Akaffty, 4, maw dim gua 'mak 4 Daaamosaa; mil l. C. Timm, as do Nei" N. amp, at Otaatsm. (Irma tkir NOR/ &miss affinc) T. 11411; llagninst lo twin twice tabu kid in la awn obtotlX:or oeswyrow lo Won owl ate lbw OW slip Wiwi w pat boa le Plywwili tbo swab boa . duo ions Gomio asoborldit bows &WA ors oundbi wipe boAwilsolion by lb* li/ wow Tara LA - vs has VAcrarer.-01.• sweet el tb. ihaviors, greareing Ilk Modes Ode. am die Seek. Ilasbal et ibe SA is dr semb et Adembel Pleee. 0110 yeeinebe 1 , 111 be esensisaid en Ile Lot The ell brae *be Aw dipsourlig Vise • Maid C.D., THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1857. Bk Janis W . D. Deere, 0.C.8., to be Admirals; at ="l.lBeam Or Jams rowe%mail Bir Loam Heim" L.C.8., to the Vice Last &ad of Ards sed W. Maw to the net of Rear " VeakV " RECRUITS Fut ran OIJARDS.—Fiftpe bar Mr Wheel dories the lest mouth for the Ourde, ibriy-dtret for tie Coldstream, end Ibrty.dwee kr the Soots Ferilir Garda We understand that the two officer at Canter -71"7.: Irlwwre tired mew a for satociatemt ertch • ater, ere to hi reread Irish • omen tordered, se Me re dime sement rem, with on In junction to be sees eireemper in his duct towards the Arm Intense OE PAT Off ARMY ASSIST•IIT-SOll - —We witek• le stele the* the reg- everted and molt moiled be. le tie pey of the mirent-wargeons of the Ildtlie orsq*l4l6,parits, Ira bra deolded on, sad will Iwo rerersellee Ilea tlie Ord sit Distant, or at Onions Nam ota ARMY. — Yawata asualat the whir 1-the alma et the Royal Iskirern wre eemahlsl of Iturighr Prosks he the par rot et MOD. the salad at the prod esuit.martel. sme~ si Orem Omits le Weber Irk for the trkl 1 lawit. Use VorNart Ts* Burl g.ei sererthe eminent =l:4=llmete as jamb mg pultinsi ~ eV @Plod blas. The art Illmitherksplly.beissomen b sailbla to maw ea sinsuit at W ea imagine& Bat Ws/My bas amid Um. do be iei.d ten St isints" which we ra~ Me yaistasy. PORTBIIOI.7TIy, DF. 4. The At-eat of the ships of war deeired to form a Chwasei dim, prwirmsat with all hssss The CleUt sad Jismailial, abiph ars ea rapidly. es ow a towards wain taw are at ilia port ',WI". or UM am frit dr purpowa without &swim mats Ihe Wham &dim CORK, Dee. 2. The lltl, 14th, sad Seth depots, ander Litute saar-Culasel Isereee, weetimel le Amoy peterdey. The MI bre whet ben WIWI ilk Sendai, awl lea tw Amoy west der, dr la array, away; Cassel A. H. Becher, guane r o...-._ Eirelggaggla illia7. gliraglY; Lieutenant P. S. Roberts. de al of army, slightly ; H. oiAlse, commanding artillery brigade, slightly; Belgailler IL G. D. Showers, commanding to Infantry memely ; Captain H. R. H. Bends, II Foot, Jed Brigade. slight l 7; Lieutenant T. C. bass, Alth Nmlvs Infantry. orderly °Nom, digidly ; Lieutenant-Colonsi T. liesten, C. 8., 36th Ligh t Infantry, attached to Ist Mph, wady; Lieut.. Colonel R. Drought, 60th Native Indentry,_ _enschnl to 2nd Bada, meanly ; Brevet- LinitentenstliL Knokenzia, Ardlieryonverely; Captain E. K. Honey , eareraly, , Captain Taw, Artillery, slightly • H. Tombs, . • - Ai, slightly ; Captain B. Papa, . slighUy ; Captain T. E. Rennion, Ardbay an .ray ; A. Light, A i - Mary, slightly; Pint Idainnant A, Bunny, Anthony,l alight) Ara Ligament IL P. Dial c A:liery, fitly; First u sual 0. bilk , tidy ; Seconds Lien 'sewn C. Ehentsr, AMR% _ ; nt J. Hills, Artillery, noway; Omni P. nomposa, Artillery, sevevely, • Ibilend lAentinent A. E. Daville=yr asearaiy; Omni Lieutenant I. Puss; , ; •lineend Liniment R. T. Hisu r _Artalery, slightly ; Liselensint N. Chichester, Artagry, slightly ; As initant-SurgenaW. W beloall.M.D., Lirat.•Colong IL B. fimbk of Engles l are,liiie ds Ta ; eXt e l4; Lienineust J. T. Wollner, Bombay E , Lisallesent R. Wailer, Her I÷ o..T.l nginters, lightly; Lisalimant W.N. Warning, bagal , dangerouny ; Lannon 11. 0. Genes* Bawd slight') ; Limigerd A. Yahoo, I:, nol &enemas, 'lig tly ; Ba rad LiallenataN. Leaning* Bangui linemen, slightly; Ilientsmala A. A. de Bonral, 6th Dragoon Ouarda, severely; Caplan is O. Daniell, Bth (King's) Regiment, averaly ; Breast Os 1. N. Sandllas, Bth (Kluge ) Regiment, m ighty; Useiri lI I.W. P ilth inf.) Regi ent, el= T. 6' - Light In fanny, H. P. W 80th Rifles, severely ; Cepniin Ca r la Joar, 60th Rain, Lieutenant 0. C. H. W lON Mr, se sZiely Lientansat 2. D. Dania, 80th rightly; Lieutenant H. G. Dais, 400 Rifles, slightly ; P. J. Curtis, 60th Nliatz v e . varely ; R 'maga W. 0. Turk, 80th Rifles, 1 usweely; A. S. Reathouts, 60th Rifles, slightly ; lianl. bass, 80th Rifles, slightly ; Ensign A. L. 1 1th Native Infantry, attached to 60th Rifts% Ash*: • Liniment W. H. W. Patter" Blin Rosi ning, nensray; Llsaienent C. J. Griffiths, 814 Regiment, serseely; Lignament T. B. Hunan, 81n Regiment, slightly ; NNW S. Z. Elkiaglon, no Regiesmt, dangeronay ; Emden I. S. Anima, filat Ragineent, lightly s ;; Lien temai.Cedenel C. Harbert, 75th Regiment, slightly ; Cavan R. Dawson, 76th Regiment, dangerously ; Lieut.- not J. R. 8. FlteClerald, 76th Regiment, slightly ; Lieutenant ma Adjutant IL Barter, 711th Regiment, meanly ; Lieu taint C. R. Rim is, 76th Regna eat, slightly ; Lieutenant 0. C. N. Faithful], 76th Regiment, slightly ; Lieutenant C. N. Ppm, 76th Regiment, lightly; Famine, D. F. Chan ten, 760 Raglan* 'lightly ; Aseanst-aneann S. A. Latir.• 70 th ligeNtat, lightly. Coked 1. Watchman, lit nuropmn 000 laniliers, dearmaly; Meier 0. 0. Jaftb, let European Ilingiisti o ters, ; Captain B. Grey ilk, I at Runner tailien, , ; Cap kin E. Brown, let Imps= bases, 7 ; Lieutenant H. IL Wane, let Ilinnigeen lientrag; 5.., slightllienannnt J. W. Dania, IA Bengal le wady; Liseganal A. 0. Owen, It Trojans, slightly; Second Lisatenant i tn i tappplas Napa luilism slightly ; Lieutenant C. NA Datipsen Bengal Fusilier% sineraly ; Idantanni J. T. Luis, 2nd 19. 0 (0 911 Baia r= ; Callain* D. Kemp, fek Natio, Ifantry, laid Bengal Posithera, severely ; Lieutenant T. N. Wilhite, Native Infantry, atteched to 2.4 E =Tunisia. slightly; Lieutenant A. Tulleelt7M Dantity, ellanhed se Ns &moor Battalion, one iallghay and awe same* ; Lieutenant 8. Ross, 9th Rath. Lain, Mao I I . Maw Ballaion, slightly; Linimint A. H. SW Min Iskapy, attached na Skaggs tri dtb.7 Bettalks. • Lkaanaint H. D. E. W. Chaim Nett Native . ,alltallat to Strinaor Battalion, slighoy; Lieutenant A. X. Tim^ Nth NI, attached to Norm Battalion, Jet* ; Ustlaratat C. P. Pecks, 4th N. 1., sa. tailed to 4th Sikh Ininity, very earerely . ; Lieutenant A. Pullen, 36th N. 1., Minitel to 4th 1101 Infantry, asaray; Major J. Cobs, owsnasnillnelet PWeiale Wintry, lamely Lieutenantl I. T. Mask 36th 1.1 labarday, stunbal te Ist Ponjsab Infinity, very asysnly ; Capin H. Daly, Oer mandant Clalde 11 news* ; Liennanat T. 0. Kandy, Commandant Cs Olds C e rpti eseerely; Lieutenant R. H. Shebbeare, Nib .L. Weasel to Guide Corps, ellaistly ; Lieutenant C. W. laves, Adjutant, Outdo Corp, !lightly Lieutenant A. W. Kong, 42nd Light labstry, atter-9N no Guide Crepe, amp* ; Events 0. J. Clubmen, led Bats Infantry, attached to Oujda Corp, .lightl . H. W. NOMILN. t, Assialaat Adjutant-Causal of the Army. o intallgram mild not deep and he would go down Maim, and the told him the would get up too, and they both went and sat by the window for two or three house in their night clothes. Their conversation sou of • kind and friendly deemiptlon. They then went to bed again, sod a few minute. the prfmnsaid that a tortnamteller at Dover had told Lim t e h r st there would be murder done. The primer then got up, and she saw him coming towards her wink • rotor in his band, and she had hardly time to wrap the shawl round her throat before the prisoner had hold of ben and pulled her out of bed. lie did not injure bee Is ra name is the bed-room bet after she bad bin end fallen down nitre followed her .6 2 81 1 lee Ann with the mm. She behaved that the planar was mar the asion _that she wan unfaithful bits bat disre vas so b-••&n for such a napicks as ble pest, and be bad eared bar of being Intimate with pettnmet whom she bad sew emu. They lived very unitaptily to mu queue of the ydelese's suspicion that she wan intimate with other ram. U meanly during the six months prior to Sep temberthet the gamer entertained this suspicion. It wee n th* added= on his pert. Her husband was 27 years old, end the led beard that his mother was waned in a lunatic asylum sad died there. Upon re-examination by Mr. Ribton, the proeseutrix geld, that the rearm she left her husband's hones cm the bat occa sion was that he accused her of being unfaithful to him, end be had worst time threatened to murder her. He had made thine threats before he accused ha at bekag unfaithful. He did so when he wee In liquor. Then was nothing in his conduct during the three yeses they had been merited to in duce her to believe that he was mad. He red to work regu larly when he could get it, but he sometimes and to spend nearly all his wages and get drunk, and this canoed them to quarrel. George Geddes, a sergeant of police at Dover deposed that about ten minutes to one o'clock in the mor ning of the 28th of September the proeecutrlx rushed into the police stance with nothing but his night Moths' an, and nearly covered with blood. He elm observed • large wound on her meek, sad in ooessequosce what she said be west to the residers of the prisoner and found Min there straggling with another connable named &Wks who was endeavouring to take a mar from him. He at lest easiosaded in doing so, and handed It to witness. It was open and bloody. lie observed at the same time that the primer had a wound in his threat, end be wee ealsequatly conveyed to the heaped. George Bowies, the cesetabile seined to by the last wa ngle. deposed that an the sight In peados he heard • cry of " Molder " frees a weaude voles, tad, ea lensed* to the house of the primmer, he saw him tending at the window, sad he called eat to him, " Go it ag 6rahm James, for I am dying." He saw at this time that there was a wound in his throat, and he 'eked him what me the matter, and he said, in reply, " I ham been end dens what they wonted to do for its—cut.oar throats" At the time the protean had a moor in Ida hand, and whams earl him to pre it to Ides, but he objected to do so, end wham took it from lam. While the prisoner was at the hospital within bad the charge of him, and he wend times Inquired it Ma If We was ins dead ; and when he told him the was not, be said he wee sure the would die, es be bad given bar a good . cutting. The prisoner appeared as be gnu, sober when he first saw him on the night the came Cross-manined—He did not therthe ll =myenything shout his leaving hard pope t tking In the street on the night the aide happened. Mr. John Walter, a surgeon at Dover, deposed that he was sent for on the night ui question and found the promen trix lying on the floor of the pone-station in •my hist and exhausted state from loam of blood, and be observed a wound on the left side of her throat. There were also ward cuts on the linen of each hand, and there was • deep mu between the thumb and finger of the left band. The vowed in the throat wee a vary dangerous one. A misll breach of the jugular vain woe divided, and if the injury had extended • small distance further it most have been mortal. Mr. Clark made an able eddied@ to the jury ea babas of the prinner, end he said that of coarse it was itepomible for him to deny that the prisoner's was the head that maimed the in jury upon the unfortunate prosecutrix, but the defence be was instructed to offer war, that by raison of the condition of hie mind he wee not criminally responsible for the set he had committed. He called the attention of the jury to the UM, that the prisoner appeared I. have been quite sober on the night, the occurrence happened, and that there did not appear to have been any quarrel - between the prisoner and occ hi s sz o t and urged that the act of violence had been solely by • audden feeling of frensy which tie prisoner was =able to control. Several whammed were examined enteshelf of the whose evidence went to show that a short num beim the occurrence took place the primula had exhibited a geed deal of eccentricity in Ins conduct, and it was also proved that when the father of the prisoner was about his age he wee under • similar delusion with regard to the fidelity of the prieoser's mother to that exhibited by the prisoner, and that his mother died in • twine sedum, after having been confined there for eighteen months. Mr. Justice Willis, in summing up the may explained to the jury the law with regard to the defence of insanity, and observed upon th e Importance, for the Me of the safety of society, that a defence of that description should not pre vail, except upon strong evidence ; and be said that unless it wee clearly made out to their satinfaction, that at the time the offence was committed, the prisoner was incapable of distingulahingbetween right and wrong, or of being aware Um what he wasdoinene an act contrary to the laws of God and man, they would not be justified in acquitting him upon the ground of Manny. The jury, after • short densest/ea, found the prisoner Guilty of wounding the presentrts with intent to do her grievous bodily harm, and he was sentenced to b kept la pead servitud e for the term of his Mural life. -- -- OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Woscr.srss, Die. 4. Odom Mr. Baron Martin.) scans,.. ------- Zdsoord Hari war arraigned for the wilful murder of his wife, at Stourbridge, on the 23rd August last. Mr. Powell prosocutel ; the prisoner waa undefended. The facts of the awe are mina . singular, and it resolved itself at last into a charge of ma end The prisoner and his wife had not lived happily together, and the former bore a very indifferent character. The wife had been suffer ing from choleraic diarrhoea, and en Saturday, the 22nd August, woe ill from that disorder. Mrs. Mills, a neighbour, waited upon her on that evening and applied hot fomentetions to her bowels, which relieved the pain, and nut morning she was much better. The prisoner had been out drinking all Saturday night, and returned home on Sunday morning at about eleven o'clock muck the worse for liquor. He Immediately went up-stairs to his wife's room, whale she was lying in bed, end instead of condoling with her, abused her, and told her it wsa her own fault that she was ill. The deceued put out her hand to her husband to shake, and he took it and lay down on the bed by her side, with hie clothes on. In this position Mrs. Mills, the neighbour, left her. On her return to the room, shortly afterwards, she found him asleep, still lying on the hed, with his hand over his wife's nose end mouth. The wife wee deed and black in the face, having evidently died from suffocation. The women ran down stein and called in another neighbour, Me,. Harris, who went up and found him in the lame position, with his hand over his wife's fete. The two women tried, without sucosse, to awaken Lim, but he removed hie hand. They then want in quest of the relieving officer, and in about en hour returned again and found him in the same position by the side of his dela wife. Evidence war given by a surgeon to the effect that the woman died from sapluzia. The pr earner said he was quite unootte ions of having injured hie wife. He was found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to 15 months imprisonment. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Toai CAorLz, Du. 3. Mr. Julia William took his seat this morning, and deli vered his eddrue to the grand jury of the county. Thee are two cease of murder mad five of msnaleoghtor,lute of the letter arising out of a railway eccident, u to which criminal negligence is attributed to the driver of a Mill. Some of the cues the leaned judge expected would demand much labour and attention, and in that sense the seem would be heavier than tend, but the catalogue of ofkeeekwee not sere heinous then on former occasione INDIAN DESPATCHE& (nom LINT rozo'it amoral TM Garth of lit Arid raring • °satiation of 90901 dotrithr , strati rd setae than ollein sae et brig osairtaise k Lath The that of than besmear r as rand by the blesoial Dishalaa of the —Yen- of hie tronekto Garr her fro 31 es July 19,1adnthat the dornaloa of the Illsdhote undasors der him a swan 1 deeptdas from 11 01 Tiara dm sinernlng kis speenthr On the Damao halos. Gird* whist Lae Ow at Ansi lad hobo. pore. Than 11.11111114 airdoms law awl .toss ito been m bar at lark in plata saarathethas which rap hew ern to dr pubis. Ise lease, Elrod snort 14, Karr gym sannihr Nn remalta al lit raw ay. min ram. KIM *bp I partially astropel nem Moir triple on aldelt Use Dag hon etenntly avishol her same, I di die barn It Itharts that the Entail= h A rza=tii i r to abodles." Urn slide the Deptty• to the gotormer at Calcutta, yo Me CaliaM t r g adl, Isr to ada, tosontatads the boonears setae of his bra& the parer brought reveal a those Or pasha; ad rpm to lave ie ili um r ill psor of the Jr treed= el the lithe Imp), at ;misers by rare dm mar a mistaken visa of the daft of a orost at Oa resat aide Tho /de to des arndate before DeW Ztrtrlith a Te ll iord A nomad rants of Man' kilied and eartiol rho Dann to i Zput 31 Is alio IriTOL /VIM oelee tram me whisk statistical. re learn Nat at that Ere the Nangth _of ear ing, et ranks, sick so ad se was 111.1111 ; dot 117 Error allan, 7 rhos aka% p 7 asarerathelesed odours, 24 near alas, 7 than, 264 Europer mat sal dinrollikonforeskand iblielbosn killed or diod of womb ; dot 96 intspins ellissan,l3 Who areas, 69 =oarramadonol allro, noir atercernh -I.lofrank, 6 Ihroorn thresh 6 err Instrasso. 706 damps= ark sof 1116, ad Vl3 raw teak and ila awe warier ; and dray, dir 3 luovo rn total of Mad, and 16 native ask sal lb vas misorg. Tha ad ned seising was 2.110 after and men. As the ire 1110W11, drawn/0= areart no put of the lola eas abed In Na raw& saly theersh desarthar the oriel attack on Delhi ato two npileig the haw al the Cloiniene sad Januar hers to ampler the hub refenal to thin m tla 14th. The hot horror is or from Oohed Gralsid daceib tag tha asigaigmait at Agra. Ws w .1151 . LIIItTESETT-COLONEL E. °MATZ= TO THE DEPT - - - ASIVITMIT £DIV . I!ANT•O,2IA4 DZI.Ut *lll4 l / 4 1Vmeeeierii, 1657. be In be to rim= yes. for the inky mien of the Ommeellie _that, in coma yaw il = l I nreehel bed Hatred e t_ II p.in. d on the a. deo*. derepsea infantry an a pes* and amyl ell ammeel ea dm Brigade Parade is yid tint • &IL Yesterday at helf-past 10 eMa d t i my at this milisely *tack* in the boat and debt flak. 1 maga le the feat and found the artillery waft, bite at - eel bet Illoiratre 9th Lancers In the MAIM 1 presmaim= 7 llli ler llejoety's Bth Regiment 'di the 4th le the debt lank, for the mees of inemy, Wag their VISA mete me amp. On the 'my I took *e 61 kt. 1•1001_111t Pb Cavalry, m r69 1196 dainibied maw with their sup ra& I teak de wank! to Oa epee seed am the Imre pem Inlssity Ihmembeelit to mom as dome dime deed pedit. The thpeneke Agri' trifirri Mil by die den one up ; I element Men in omped et the PWes tie Ma Wein hem the Ardhey Tesedie le de Ditodyme eel the akinealme shensel awl demi dr campswele to their front; the Twee* Cawley, idler Linemen aweetaim hei dre am owner see etallig • met Oia iaten Melee alio temmee mum eel efigemise four gum. Jaw lit the wide melt se aid an Se debt, but the bib enellmed te le body eel Me oreq's swim addesel derpelt lsir mmGGniY~wewtieyenaed which we lialM fmelt. mew bads, ben at hews, sad id the amens ia ell do army ; it eak 110e9Wir, fa- Mettr a r ils etagteeel, eel Ibis 91h Lamm charged the seven and ewe them hen the Ibid. I revel to my that tee mid .mat eine% Lime mate French mad Jam woo Me Ismer doe tally. ad 1 bee thet tide time en be menedeel at the n evem at thelemat ham I eieemei Emig We time ea dr Dbaleeme med, eapanke eme me de nun and and the fah Lemma end .rtWmry, elegmbil by the 75th and 2nd =1 teariThemd ruad ertvM har neetfeeett to the ttolsg fklor guee nt, the •Plel:rl=,ar er a' e u t'eeM lne t it h ree " = l :l Yea whim es baited for • awl ea, the wage at the air Ors is full Mat me mwee me n o olti7l Ike eed Colonel et eine up mg eostared et= et the nape. emeg's dieeriet dent me Who It adienee, eel ye ttedid men it, Me del semi le ail abeetkne elleggieme eel ewe; the lidineti died le Mk at de eel the waft _del millisey pond the may VMmee 111 WM Odd Aim The em i de dew Mies we seeind Mel Ma al hie gem • ear et who le medal " V r he ardl laey heal pep mg m ps ud / ad et lie reiedise enemy gems ia• ask *Mi WM. The ..miry all round eme coma age 1101014 IS Thad •• Letanumber were rut up. Tha _bored M demi the Khans Budd* After • awl MI we istonsed to may, and the raptured guns mem i 1 in dui* tb• sight. I hem not been able to aniadle re eminy'e saran, at la addition to the lame ma Ow Noma& and the Boomer ang mire faced killed belong ing le Ilsramati Light Infantry, Geoulleeoaaved and ameral shwa The whole country, an terse ene saM ten nes asemei aid% (steam ; but et then deey 619 erakeily amp galinerin and rabble. I here wow sea ma a met i enl. bed ewe artillery and e.reiryMee ink tre wadi hem deed the Xbaree If ease; bet they W dminl dl albs le hoe then thirty her base Male, OA,* le le —. le my tea dee ettleadeded thevtdeettie aeons al me* awl I ems it wi and edit the appeehmlaa et the ateed-gment sedneelled the &II these et Delhi. It ay istnelen. es dm es ibees been joined by the detach ment sew ea • way lea Dal.* puma towards Batty- Cziwgii •am at didleg Jewels wish General • We. es**l * r ap peoldim et Camera Pray.-1 ham tr., _ •• E. B. 16199•1111. Lteet:Oehed. doe wades 0611111" LIST OT OFFICERS MILLED AND WOUNDED 127011 DELHI UP TO AUO 31. Camp bpfor• D. UST 131, Se pt.!. MILLED 011111 OE 101:2441 Cohost C. 6 . 1;;;;r. Army; Cap tain C. W. linmelt, 64. h R.fileast Native lakstry, orderly .tat, Captain J. W. nth Waist Nodes 'showy. orderly slicer ; Lineament H. 0. Petits'. Hem Astillary ; Llantimest T. Z. Dinkins. Artillery ; Captain T. 0 Ditli Feat. atelarst Geld essineer ; Seamed Lbeatessat I Ingiattar.. aseletast Bald AlliNallt T. 6th Dragoon OnateloTtrevei Liantesist D. A. Tele, 9 , 11 Lamm ; Lieutenant W. M. lisaravess. Ith ((We) ftettheent ; Captain F. M eow. all lAges; Zrip W. If. Napier, 60th Rifles; Ilaromot Y. A. Hempliris, 25th Native lalesiv e.m tniolet. el te Li.. ; Llentitamt T. Oabiatt, alat Down I. W. J. ZARA 13th Reglnott ; Lintatisent A. linertees. 7511 Racieneert ; Lientetaat W. Creaky, 25th Eae I= 4 ..... i Lientenatet H. Jarboe, 2nd Dntdliers ; Seemed D. F. Sbetrif, 2ad Faellieen; Envern 0. C. WO", 4.146 Native Iniestry. studied to tad Fomiliear Fnaips C. Wheatley, 64th Native Infantry, attothed to Bir d Banana; Lteuteaant J. H. Broome, 3.1n1 Natty* In. hairy, atteriesd to Emmons Battalion Lieutenant 1. Twin, Ard Main lefsatry, two bed to Orb Shh Infantry; Denvet-Captela W. 0. Law. lOtb Native aw r y, me. e b s i Ito let rax i Xt= Lieutenant E .1 Tr., ere. ma Native to let Paajsub Infantry; Linter W. D. Lorimer, 6flth Native Infantry, attached le Ist Pnahealt letantry ; Lientoo.ni 3. Bettye, ma Nstlre leantry, attached to Genie Cavalry. "I or. v!..1. Brlgazr•OMll N. B. CLazulaeLsis, adjatant.giserat JUDICIAL OOMMIT7E OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.—Doc. 4. (Prune Lod Justine Knight Brno*, Lord Justine Tinier, the BW Rev. the Bishop of London, Right Hon. T. Petetertes WO, Right Hon. 'Sir John Pension, and Sir Idward Ryan.) ARCHDEACON DENISON'S CASE. Yesterday, Sir Fitzroy ICeHy, Dr. Hayford, asd Dr. Fb9&sore addruesd the court mill ita thong. Mr. Coke ridge bee yet to be baud on the term aids, and Blr F. Kelly rerlY• COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Dec. 4. NW Prins 8414ap la , 111doposa.—Ildare the Lord Wet Bum sad a Como& Jury. SNOWS A. SILL AND RI7I.—BLANDER. Mr. Elerjeant Hayes and Mr. Pollock appeand as counsel for the plaintlikend Mr. Edwin Jame*, Q.C., and Mr. Phip- Ine conducted the ear of the defendants. The adios wee dem& by Mrs. Mary Ann Brown, the elder of a thamidesper of Sootter, Lincolnshire, against Mr. Walnut Hill, • kora of the neighbourhood, and Sarah, his elk, to mew imps kw the latter having spokes of the *kW ardmeNakmaly certain words (unnecemory to INP=S nanduoim conduct to her In her re• Lime with a pewee named Everett, to whom she weeshoel le Is =Mid. Er iesidesi attempt bad been made to Wale the tees, and r it kaj mat Hays. expired his wet at Orb le ley It. He did not cab for heavy dreagee, se the s Mose was more to vial:els hey obserater ken impelelia which hod bele east apes ft. • wry per elm. bad bra made, sad Mr. Zerett, the perm who balegreed to awry her, receded from him samaras trod It de mater had been cleared. Mrs. flow®, the Oaintiff, stated that on the 18th of July she went to Hilton Fair, and wee returning to Boars shoat half-peat 9in the evening. when on the road eh* end the persona with her, including Mr. Everett, her guitar, over took Mr. Hill and his son. The eon was vwsy tipsy, sad they helped him on the dad. After she had retired to mid in the &nutmeats which she occupied with hr dram ht the home of Mr. Longteire, she heard a noise outside, end found Mrs. Hill ogling to Mr. Lougmire to know whirs her eon's pony was. Mr. Longuare answered her from his bedroom window that he saw a man per riding the pony, and it must be home by that time. Mrs. Hill said he was a liar, and if he did not know where the pony was, the two strumpets in his house did, meaning the plaintiff and her sister. She went down to Mrs. Hill, and demanded en explanation. Mm. Hill the charge, and mid she wee • strumpet end • whore, and repeated the whore of John Everett. After this, Everett mid he would not marry her until her character was ahem& „use-remind—Everett bad come to London with her. They were staying at an hotel at 25, Badngthlbstreet. All the witoanes were there. Everett had been there with bar dun , and she had been to Astley's with him. The party eeeahted of Yr. and Mus. Longeotre, her sister, the attorney, end Everett. Bed not dined with Everett since she had been hi London. Had tithe' with him several time. Went to Besmear toots with Everett. Her eider, Mrs. Fletcher, went with them. Had walked arm in arm with Everett in &otter since July. He bed told ber, time after time, be would not marry her until her thwarter was cleared. At Doncaster she paid her exposer sad he paid his. Had bees to church twice with Everett ethos Had been to Ha d with bier to tee the Exhibition. She went there with him sloth. Did not may, ” John, it won't do for' la to be going en abshoutthe muntry, be cause Hodge* has broug ht motion." Did not talk about the marriage , id lost John es a husband, until suck time en this was settled. Could act my that It we. postulated until Headgear was mid. Mrs. Hill was be tween 40 end M. Mrs. Fletcher wee separated from her husband. Teen Hill was in the habit cid caning to her house. Would swear that he had never siege Ems He had not paid his oddness@ to Mn. Fletcher. She wee a mantel news, end no net could do that. Ws. Hill had been le bee bones at night to sek for her son. Believed that Mrs. Flair helped young Hill. He rand her house, Int AM east main Ave minutes. Mrs. Hill bed aet told her net * beelmaer bre sat. the night whoa Mrs HM came Mrs. Mime went lowa Oa to the garden in brat* clothes, and mil to Mrs. NM, sad day weal ea • meet demi. Mrs. Hill came tar her ota's may, not liter her ma. EamseminlaiNeithiag ampeeuer he taken plea between MOMS leg rift Hill. Wien Its eve le her bow, she villa with Mrs Hill, sad they were en very kiendly hem Mr. TM= Losgrairs, the iguana of the home hi white Mrs. Brown sad M.N. Flekker lived, gam oonlinan• whims d the **rims en the night of the 18th , when the *BM Ina uttered. Brows WOO to live with whams he him Bede that the bed a email draper's shop sad Imo eller owe. lerretge via* mime this conuerd bed off from bar or five these a week to once a week or I Ma • hiteighL limas LasothlN the wife of the lest witness, cor , adarelei end her hushasd's midterm Crosivemeedatd—Hed been to halley's sad to church. Mint to ea the leap ship on Sunday. Houle/ate, the attar ' se/took the whole party. . Everett,' the miter of Mrs. Brows, said he shoal ham married her before this, If the weeds had not been agokan, sod be had made his riles Isms obis. They I VIM are en unfriendly terms, but ha bed Mid her he should net marry her unless she could redeem her ehmeMsr. theeremelethed—lied not disdained the lady en amount rf Ws. Mal been to Donator Rare sad to the bleaches *, IMAM= with be. lied raid en her about once a helmight, le New from the good ley bow the mum wee warms Thai bra to two theatres since they came to One wee haley's ; he did rot remember the other. Bad waled think an is arm with the piebald in Scottie. This wee On pkintirs ere. Ms. Edwta Nem sebmitted that no mat of special amp bad besa made out, because the words imputed that =Off wee Emestes whore, and Everett knew that wee The Chief Baron said that even without the general im patluelea in the worth, "If you don't know, those two Walpole la your hoar do," a men might very well sup pose that ne an would charge a WWII& In his perms with bang bh wham unless there wee some reason for making the women mochas* Mr. Edwin Jame then *Admired the jury for the defen dants, explaining that abusive language the mouths ld cou of angry women was not actionable un sp special damage be proved, and the decimation therefore alleged that the plaintiff bad log her mamas with Everett ; but ha submitted that the refusal of Everett to ma rry was a pretence for the purpose s of wreaking Mrs Hoorn • vengeance on Mn. Hill, end taking some money out of Mr. Hill's pocket. He asked them to take that view of this came, and to give their verdict far the defendant. The Chid Baron, In antidote up, expressed his regret that the action had not been nettled by the parties, and re ' marked upon Mr. Jame. hoeing omitted to my • word which might hare the effect of restoring lore; end harlug con tented liberal' with urging that than wee so special damage, ha thought the inquiries made in cross mamtnation of Mrs. Brown gave a much more sector complexion to the ore Jan it would otherwise have prewar& If it were • got up ear for the purpose of damages, then the verdict ought to be for the Mindset; but if they thought it the rationed* err el Kr. Everett's wish to prevent future kid anthier IR eta the woman he intended to make his wife, the jury right to give a verdict for the plaintiff, with such &- OW' they thee& proper. Tbo immediately gave their verdict for the plaintiff, with 601. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dec. 4. 1 1 (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN RIR WILLIAM TTLF./.. The bankrupt was the well-known printer, of Bolt-oourt, Fleet-atreet. This wee the teeeting for choice of &mimes. The liabilities have been roughly estimated at upwards of 20,0001. ; the amount of meets has not yet been ascertained. Mr. Hodge, jun., of the firm of Spalding and Hodge, whole sale stationers, of Drury-lane, was chosen trade amignee Mr. Johnson is the official emigres; and Meows. Walker l end Mutineer the solicitors. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDSTONZ, Dzc. 4. (Before Mr. Juries Willis.) ATTEMPTED MtALDIR OP A WITZ. ?roller :A AA*/ 11.411, 27, a powerful, determined•looking young man, was indicted for the capital offence of wounding Rosanna Bushell, with intent to murder her. The indictment also contained the mina minor counts of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm, and to maim and &maga Itosenna Buithell, the proseeutriz, a very good-looking young woman,depoeed that the prisoner was her husbead, and they lived at the time of this occurrence in Hartley-street, Dover. On Sunday, the 27th of September, she and the pri soner were at home together, and nothing particular occurred during the day, and they went to bed about half-peat eight o'clock. The pawner shortly afterwards got up, and she aso got out of bed, and they eat up for more than two hour., and then went o bed again. Very soon after they had been in bed the second time the prisoner again got up, and abs saw him go and get • mace, and he approached the bed when she wee lying, with the razor open in his hand. She took up a shawl that was on the bed and twisted it round her throat, and the prisoner then eased hold of her and pulled her out of bed, and she saw gkid with him to the door of the room, and then fell down etas.. The prisoner followed her, and again laid hold of her at the stair foot, and he then cut her throat with the razor. The wound was infficted through the shawl. She struggled with him and tried to obtain poemeeion of the resor, and in doing so her thumb and several of her engem were severely cut. She at length contrived to get away from him and ran to the pollee station, and se she wee going out of the door of the Louse, she observed the primer in the act of epp. may cutting his own throat. The prosentrit, in answer to questions put to her by Mr. Clerk, said that she had left the hams of her husbead and gone with her two children to her mother's, at New Romney, and she had returned on the 27th of September of her own accord, and the prisoner appeared to be very glad to see her, and the were very friendly and happy all day, and nothing parti it occurred until they went to bed. A orgy abort time after they had teen is bed the prisms, said he SPORIING. MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. Not belf•e•dmes member present it As room to-day, and no bunting. READING STIMPLICHASES.—Doc. Zrtasno to. 1. Rum.. Own 11,66,.. eau. 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Mr. Thomas Moak woo brought before a full beach of =estrange, a 1 the Town-hall, this' morning, chargul with forging Edward Tarnar's will and uttering ihs ann. Mr. Sew, barrister, appeared for the prosecution ; sad Mr. R. A. Cross, M.P., barrister, for the defence. Mr. Seger stated the fens of the came, which were proved by several eitmessa, via., that on the day after deceased's death, Mr. Monk applied at the bank for deceased's balance, 161., in a paper in swimmer's handwriting I that paper was not produce! ; the payment was reined. Subse quently be applied to the Iles. 8. Clarke, a surrogate, for letters of sdmildstration of the effects of the de ceased. Ile wee told there would be doki, sad he euteequently called on Mr. Clarke, and stated that the will had been found, end that document conveyed the bulk or the major part of the deceased's seam to him (M>• Monk), who wee in no way related to the deceased. The will was found et Lancaster, end the prisoner receivod the bslance at the bank, having previously &peed of Toner's household effects. . Robert Feraworth, who worked for the deremed, add that the signature " Edward Tamer" endorsed open the will yr not Turner's handwriting. The attesting 'Unarm moot be found. The will Is dated February 14th, 1837. The prisoner wee remanded till 1 areday. Them won eisht magistrates ea the beach, sad apptiostlon ler ball err refueed. Great .mention le felt on the subject, sad the court was crowded to acme. CRYSTAL PALACE CONPANY.—The report of the Wert committee applated to consider the plans brought lArad der tbsnolnetics of the capital of the Crystal Palace Cempswy le in been of the creation of • sin per cent. de- Iwniere Mock, to he Went of 250,0001., and so the nest beet phs, of a gasmen tend. They snort the following plan ler the reelection of capital . —l. A unrestricted eidmirision he life, to he penal on the wears of see ordinary so eight prime Awn or the yegnent of On. 2. Life ad wirier; on eft Ihrts whoa t e minlens• le oder fa., end en payment et haft peke elm show Ise., tee four ordi or SAN .1111M1111 char, or yegment of 201. 3. ihtliele; sedges'r he same cendltices se No. 2, le=redin hems shin. to No. I. 4. Iles *Ada for d yad= on one aging days only, fee two limo or 101. 6. Annenelehlell eases ticket for one year, dense 'lunar 61. Theennsllhereheneseamend • name ell& Fuller's for ▪ " °need rein An• Union," hr pleing 160,0001,, 100,M1111. Wes N_iS le prism of set, mienes, end lite raters; the swift fQgWi le he wad to the Centel Pulses Cowper es sent Wyman. The report, is MA chaos. inenmesed• he ft‘ ef Mass moor the direc tor', by the misaint seeenlleses et their own body, hr the laeiite nspedeleeente ef the various branches of the shim of the ; one peprlety of • reduction In the On of seems tfesete,l the wen of line or more of each dish him him menhen of the same family ; end the neleriethen her sale of plant% hese, dowers, ao. Tlnt OWIWAID BAIT INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. —The Thaler eat Ovientel Oungnny's steendelp Oginin Wash lift etrathempet rarely, with the canal awl Was end Odes • fti l and 118 par engem Thin moans en Wed (en rano for India) 80 men =di 4 el the Rona ArMlen. Among the pas emegan en lady Ceemenb ili tor Oseeina, Captain and lilro. Pannier Powell, Arch drimeneb=CV X. Rithalale, Roy. No. sad Mrs. Weineheen, he. The total amount of specie tons by the Indus is 414,21101. in 1,443 bone. OUR AUSTRALIAN GOVERNORS.—The seleels* of the Genesera of the Anstralms colonise as as &Deem 1 Paw flesh Wilawk fir William Destine, 7,0001. ,• YVAN* g r May Il ea *Mg ; Taman* Sir H. N. ion Tang, Ul k., wed s seloniel allowance of 2.6001. for coo -1 wi tr i a me rsii• loath Australia, Sir Iticbsp4 ° m em OIL ; Western Amara; Inr. Arthur Edward Eanniy, I.BCOI. ; and New &wised. camel Timer Oen Draws, 3,6oW.—Cinl donne Gouda. ORYIITAL PALACE.— ONE 1911ILLIN• DAY. Tunas. Deo. 4.—Admitelons on Iris, eh ditto by sewn tiebele, 216; teal THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOU S. Join ratmerston was charged with firing off a pistol in The prisoner, who wan very drink at the time, was taken into custody, on suspicion, by • policeman who heard the repot, and on his being searched • revolver of sin chambers wan found on him; five of the chambers were loaded with powder and ball end the sixth had been recently Me cham ed. Burglars keys were also found, and a box of was, which an inspector informed the Lord Mayor wee used for taking impressions of keys. Palmerston—lmpressions of keys, eh I Why, it's lip salve. Any chemist tell you that. The Lord Mayor—Are you troubled with sore lips PI do not think you are from their appearance. Palmeraton—Occuaionally I am, eepecially during sharp winds. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—The weather has been remarkably mild lately for this time of the year. Palmerston—lt's COLLIIIIOI2 lip salve, and you cannot prove to the contrary. Inspector Foulger—l hope your lordship will remand the prisoner, in order that he may be Been by the police. I am eure from what I know of him that if he entered a house to commit a burglary he would shoot any men who attempted to prevent him. The prisoner was remanded. SOUTHWARK. Christian Saltier, a Bavarian, who was hat week examined at the Mandan-home on • charge of wilfully murdering Theta, the detective, was brought up for further examina tion on the same charge, the death of Thalia having since taken place at Guy's Hospital, which la within the jurisdic tion of Win omit. The facts of the nee have eh:ay ap peared at some length. Oa Mr. Stutchbury proceeding to examine witnesses es to the stolen property, Mr. Combs thought that wee unnecemary, se they did not require to investigate more respecting the felony. A goes tion might arias se to whether the prisoner wan in lawful cuatody, and on that failing the felony would drop to the ground; but here he wee charged with a more serious offence. It did not matter whether he was legally arrested or not. He had undoubtedly committed wilful murdee, and that wee new the chief charge against him. I he prisoner wee remanded for the attendance of a medical officer Son the hospitaL THE COUNTESS OP ELLESMERE'S JEWELS CONFESSION OP ONE OP 2HE THIEVES. A very explicit confession has just been made a young man named Atwell, a ,onsit Chelmsford G as to the robbery of to the Counte r Elleamere on the 22nd P grnuary7llit s It will be remembered that the property, which wee of great value, wee contained in a box, which war stolen from the roof of a cab on its way to Waterloo-bridge station. Atwell stales that he with two other men, known as o Witty" and Saint, " wars oat on the day just mentioned with the intention :of committing robbery. They fol- lowed the cab, sad Witty jumped up banal*. cab, and I wUrA the boa down. The horse reseed up, bat the Mime did not Atom them. They took it to the shop of Jeckaath ea cilmen, in Inesard-street, Bhoteditelt, and opened it inns beck parlour lathe pretence of Jackass end his wife. Atwell says; " balked the name of Mc Counter of =meter. painted in white Wane on the top of the box, and I mid, Thislady it almost Pet to the Queen." By that,' maid lackoon, I bow you have got samaiabsg rod! Witty began takMg out eke things. Yes. Jackson mad,' are are very Woe MMme' oonebeed of iodise dresses. Than Witty discovered a hula boa, containiag a bracelet. I sold, Joe, this is gold.' He took saatber oat of the boa; went onto:thee and beat* out a box shaped like a half-soon—that contained a coronet for a lady's head. There wen a thing in the shape of a buttergy covered with sparks (diamonds). This Wig MU to Mrs. Jackson far half-a-crown, and • large quantity of draws and shawls fortiOs. lacksonpurchated • handkerckid full of jewellery for 401. A lot of loose diamonds and ' blue drops' were sold next morning for 6s. end the other contents disposed of in a timilar fashion." Jackson and hie wife were yesterday committed for trial, on the charge of felonicomly receiving the stolen property. kARZ32& so Ga.a.—ne Vent* arks et trees or Ussoesio PIPS the Ple• duo d the !Meth demobs. to Posie► for the week pass Due. 1 . to 101 W. p are, azoludee al the PUN et evokes paid or pastes thenes.-115 Mere eta beds made et p—lePie ale of berme of Misesemie the geodes! of the Makattle Mop les hem mede of De pis of be r ows Deszovede reps the petedss et toes Dot lutoso Dasesee. Dso umbel ONO meth* delleP• hoes d PAP Pe mop le MN 1. 4 en la seed ems . sod comemesd tY prim ei le Pee Pas pope* Ilertedos bet Pre WNW Wad of ell& Ife bulb ddr Poet coodoel ore posh op of nye* melt le estrie Vs =le thes Sod bores Ia Ba lsam Ili soaks or et I. is) Pus ltd . ... Lie at 2Te. .10h tar la. SP awl om Died undoes ba• WM • In .Ith • SP drawl Ple eat treble* sk gee to Smeard ttellesm. tort de are eat Pie to peee v Pimp Is whom UMW flan dull. WA awe level, litY• aaldi O 01• od.—lmmotaia. 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Ito ; .d foir to &Moe red doethem at 1 doL Ma to I dot 3640 terbel. Oce. Is M *Mt mddl7. bed Y mpSerstold looinhod tot. et I Mime M., prim. Inotems mge mean b IMeker. witboat boy nollombie 40 Imp E b r. bbl• ; Meth. M. to +d. to w .AL P. : nod bebop good& 111. .61 to ' 2e. Ter o g . pm Wm, pan geopertiosala deotodom TRAFFIC IMTURNO. unman. Yam Paw kr- Tola, Tel& era. mow 6114,64144. 11$?. 1864 Wok mass Roc 111 A E t E Nola AsSolls Mama IS 114414) 142 U 4 ....... ........-- ... wait tobag Nev. 11. 11•141:44 4.1111•4•4 wit 1,14666.4 ........ reib1e........ ............ —.. 41 WO 111 186 CAdgertineMCIA.I—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND gum IP Malin RI111.1,11•1 PDX T. Cm. 0, OLCllll.—Heary Jam. et Cinwebeda. illediport. was gdematey &Abend for three years with aa Mimed cheek the Mee Wing tearfully awoken, accompanied with diatom as the one eat, and enteral debility. He obtained the int lawlioni whke la the neighbourhood without obtaining the aildneet .11.1, whin le us hither] to give them remedlea a trid, end after arc PlYing the ointment for • Mort nem and teeing the galls. the emplane entirely diemSl without twins a trace beLind.—gold by all med. due madam bo ut the world: at Profaeor Holloway'. cement& • eats, 241. 1 do, and le, MaidemMid, New tort: by A. Mem" CoadantluoPle . A. Ouldloy. &mynas: and E. Muir Min SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASVALTIES. Own'. Tmarita. hew Cardinal to this port. sal *slob pat tato esartarton to distrait. will We to dleabargs.— Liverpool. Doe. Bono Pratfall (WM, et Mama, hem Odom, Ina lodlaa torn. are slim moor Ilentsavon, sad boa tomato a total week: stair tend. - n . r . ti Lmarom. Pleas AT *ramp,. Noen—lionsim nest State, Osvmd, at bides it•OSITiq. at Smash • kWh Catallis. icehveter, at 124.• Ostras ; Ntpra (a), at Elate& VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Hems items), km rt 0•121 far Landes, Ost. I, hi I it. kg. 11.110 W. Jobs hate, trot Llysrpooi for Dosilay, (14.21, ht. MU 11., . N. itott•urroor Own), from Colombo lto days, Out 11, 1.110.11 lom MI6 M. D. 1, for F N.lms (oarque), from Stamm. Falmouth, lat. kah Mar W.M. NEM), 'OM Iva for COMM, Oet. 10, lat. IS L. lam 18,40 W. BIRTHS, MAMMIES, AND DEATHS. lIIIITZJI. ASH7.—lfor. 30, at bade/ flasth. RIK the wile of the 800. A. lt Atha, of a ambler. BA liflaTT.—lton I.at Court Loam Dorm El* the wife of T. I. Barlett.Eq. of .00 and Yr. 00WA111).—Dec 1. at thilwa'saseal. Wake. the wife of W. Cowart. Sp.. et • Ka 1111 13111.01 D.—Doe. 1, at flydeaktre, Yrs. J. If tagyford. of • daughter. WlLLtell.-11.c. T ktorth west. Wauotaster. wife of J. r. Misr. WA.. a • damthw. POOLL—Dso. et PIWILI II 7 fwd. Lover ClithWa. the wife of Yr. J. Pewof • K. POWS ALI.—No.. /a. at et. *Anwar.. Illeworth. Um wife et H. W. ?wren, See- of • era ern Ea ev. U. a. R arm ed a Byd•pert.the Into a T. DWIRIAGES. AIIARALL-1111.0016.—D05. 1 stn. Pavfoavet Hata. Al the Re J. L WOW. 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