The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-23 00:00:00

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Ricolotto was performed at the Lyceum last night, for the lint time this eases. The pica wee east in the ease meager as lan year Gilds, Madame Betio; Medd*. leas, Mdlle. Dicier ; the Duke et Mantas, Mario; sad Iliruletto, It riconi. The perforates's@ was as steeliest and as eueriessfel as it used to be. Basso mai eplanditli7 Mario, too, was la fall possession of hie bas• tiful •,ic.; sad Rosner, tragic powers Wm du played is the terrible catastrophe of the drsisa. Mario'. beanie ancerimatit, " La dome e mob le," wee en. cored as anis': and the the quaret which felons it, " Bella lisle Wanton," song by the four performers sh•r•e ism 11, Will perf•at in •cal gamines end dramatis strict. Thn quattet is tle peen of the opera ; one of chows happy iaspirstioss with sib eh Verdi he not often beta visited; a mastrrpires of ingenious conenetion asd beautiful has. away. The wool. performance was warmly app ended by a fell sad &dilatable sadistic*. We undentaad that Hen Reichardt, the cele brated German tenor, is fogged at her Majesty's Theatre. LYcevelllittATlti.—We believe that, after the resent operatic sr woe, t►is theatre will oar* more be opened few dramatic rrlProtancee The proprietor, Mr. Araoln, Jae, it is stated, Niel a tenant In the moon of Mr. C.a. quest, mama rerqsase will coeueeatie in September next. The veinal'sl melodrama•ic ay., will be Mr. Charlie Dillon, and eagegentants are stated to be pending with several est.- \ Med favoeritee. BAETER BALL.- TBSTIIIONIAL TO MR. COSTA. Tim testimonial presented to Mr. Costa, on Mon day, the 14th Met , at the Committee Room of the Biroslag kam 11u•icel Festival, m • reematti ia of that gestlessan's dadaist services I. conducting the lest term festivals, sad a mask of gratitude for his enormity in composing the manna of Eh, is aid of the leads of the General Hoepisal, was exhibited yesterday, la t►e rams of the fleeted Harmonm Ilasiety, Easter Hall, and excited general admirst'on. It swains of a group is silver, oxydised, and relieved with old. The subject is takes from the first book of Samuel, ami represents the prematabos of Eased to Eli. Haaasti, the mother, may be supposed to be attortag the words : For the c►ild I prayed ; and the Lord bath gives sissy petition which I meted of him : "Therefor. eke I bays lest bin is a. Lord; as leas is Ise livetb be obeli be lest to the Lord." Eli, studio" ..n a raised platform, le the umbel figure of the (reap. He le dressed it the rich vest:testa appertaiting table office, with a censer for imams in his haat The %ages and ornaments of the robes are gilt; the twelve jewels o• the bees/I,IMo, typical of the twelve tribes of %real, are represented by burnished silver. The %are is ' liejoitic and graceful, but visa slightly against historic troth, is Waist to show tar cues sad ataietiee which were at that time legthaing to hang heavy oa the Goal of the priest. Hannah's exprooron Is that of initialed pride end piety— pride at beteg able to prima so noble a rft to the Lord, and pious resigeaUot at the sop iratioa from her first. bwa. The child is is a graceful stilted., but betrays memo one alisesases t►an eartonty, which would be the feeling that he would he mast likely to exhibit. Of the boar figures, that et Illkaaab is the most eharocteristic sad the most natant. It is thereartly oriental. He lease thoughtfully and rove teatially oa his staff, overpowered by the soleinalty of the ammeits. The offering that k. Wags is at his feet. The %shithead is firmed by the great golden candlestick, the sitar of incense, sad the table of abewbri ad. Oa the floor are tics ornamental pales for curyiag the ark of the comsat, cad the pot of mune. The while steads apse a silver platform, and fa Oared oa a pedestal of Siesta marble richly ornamented. Oa the frost of the pedestal le the following ituription : " To Michael Coma, I. femme iteration of the first performance, on rho 29th of Assad, WM, of BA, an oratorio morosely turaposed by him fee the Birmitiben, limiest Festival in aid of the fends et the General Hotpit.l, se a tribute to hie paths, and as e maid et hie disiatorested liberality, this testim Olio! is presented by %Month sad goatlemen of the emaraitta• of manegesthat. MM." At the back of the pedestal are the words: "Massa is he that =meth is the %awe( the Lord." The tesdaradal, as a work of eft, den credit to the de dime and tbe manufacturer. It imams from the fart ry of %Wastes end Co., and is the work of Kr. Charles Cheat, their priaelpel smut. The ozydisatien of the metal We the atm of predating a earfece p fleetly smooth, bet iteepable at giving bath vegeetion, which would produce a glitter eafatherable to the general effret. TIN golds& fringes tad ether °theorems add greatly to the rictuses sad warmth of the work. We ars slat to me that the anima of presenting works of an as testimnials is becoming guard. It is likely to saaraiie a beneficial thinness as the public taste. THE BANDS IN THE PARKS. A oommasioation from Am Offlos of Works Marna =that the following oortespoodoneo bu taboo pls.. betwroo Sir Banjucia Hal and Kr. Brougoton, the Folks magistrate 9, Groot dimirtge4onst. May $11„ UM. My door Illroo,Morliat to do Moro rdidi . - de dodo to sio, I lad tail or doodly; liar 11. arrodloi Nu b too sod 9s dot Is Mond. 9 1991 =4= 4 2999011. idamod that 'sot a ell& am Das hiereld %Aro the ousirome tar dberally or twigs, odeut toile polo ft Sat day Was Id Wpm airsberof !poem 'WM din tor thee armitlo4 Is dot Amid la oo• rtdralkay arglinse do dierrodio, Mon NOWA Wr • del Mom Nee If ry saw van lehoopeo. mei dm isesg. latb. dor, dr, peon trial" B. lenvistita tsg. B. HALL. Police Court, Mania boo Kay 21, 1831. lify Dor ik...22 or to yogr latter of Me doe lus Mew to Mrs to W e Sal Dotithl• court co Monday. tae 12* Ur whole Jay, solo • Oft leer at sight, sod tot not toe Nee for dlsordarly or improper endue le do perks was liresebt been IMO la th e mil* le to this (Italie; tbe orb., scoenestot to. UMW esstalely wiry ems: but the ~lle err von mad or** Mike Ile obei ilnio they wire sesesibisd is Seeday, Uwe wars a tea idle boys oho mob sons Wks, dis. bet as ••• Ira pikes into etetedy.-1 ae, lay dear Yr, re WPM. MD. Hall. Dirt. Z. Z. Baererrys. GRAND CENTRAL AND ORLEANS RAILWAY.--Tb• Journal des Chmeetu 1118 ler says The outclass el the Grand Central by the Oileass amp say to sow a Mir aorompti. The arrangement has hem made cte conditions limiter to those between the Lyme to the Mediterreame eiti the Osage' lines. Thus, the Grand Central is divided hate seven sections, sit of which are railways, awn the seventh cossyrisee the mining and metallurgical establish ments of Ambit,. Each escape will be constreeted by the Ommd Ceatrel sad worked by it fttat two years, at the sod elf whieb per:od the net produce will be auirseeeted 60 per Nit., tad it la at that rate teat the section will be :elm lamed by the Orleans campony. sad will pan into Its Im mo/EL To complete the Ora id Cambia giosp, 112,000 mew abate' are to be masted, whisk will be distributed at the rate of ens be retry two old OWN. Lastly, the bled', to be fused actrirdiag as they are reqeired, well he guaranteed by the 011•6116 COO rimy. The 'tient of the O. and Central peep is well known, as are also the works wb'eb will ha retystred on ground the most of any of the Preach Nast It is ra . ialattel that the Ma mafioso will be tow plated In gaeyun , and it le *aril ire from that period to tkireatire complctioa that the toetract fen the purchase will be carried into execution. This amalgamation appears t tm 'statute/pots' for both companies —to that of the Greed Ceetrsi, slam is the estimate of perehme 60 per east. is Wdilion to the set produce ie gites to it; sad to the Orleans, siege, without embarraesteg it at the crewel time. Gemara to it in the fatter' • group of lines which complete Ma eint."—Gelswessii. TOE BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER AT W .—The two men mentioned ia oar sit week's paper a, belay apprehended at Bromley, on ev•p i e i on of balam the rators of a diaholical attem! to merder Mr. Immo • atom. of Westerham, were take n before Lieute sant-Colossi North .7 op Thursday, and discharged, they bevies satisfactorily proved an aitti. The affair is still shrouded in apiary, end th. officers have sesessarily lost the meet from the time that hen elapsed sines the warierous attack ttok plea. Mr. Atkis son was not it.lore4 .o mach as was a , first isapeeted; be was struck on the head by an instrument anamemely keewo to boaesbreekere as a "jemmy," la nine different pieces, het they are oely fi.sh w..ur.ds, the skull not betas free. tared; bet the litiuhd itlicted os the head of Mrs. Atkisece kw amused a more dangers,'" appesrares the was at Beet imputed. The most ammaiehir at part of the affair le that, eithowth the nsiehboars heard the pima)/ cries for help. set nose rendered any es.istasset. lied the two as.. bees followed by one nr two atrwrg men, they most have been taken priewers; a* it t. , they are still at liberty to perpe trate t*es r slarder a• rotemota.—SositA Battens °noire. (Adlettliiisamt.)--MOLLOWAT'II OINTMENT AND rem ii mean Resenees ma NA Joao Ni,, of Slim. am. aims Yvon., llMmeray I t orbits of vlsh • •• ,1 ewe than IS yews, br the 1.111111110111111 1111/Nard tir, e e b a d t r u.d ant. him p r mi enemesseed Wee liilletem's damsel sod Pre to mho yr =Me le ma sow tit. room. The , a l ma. s to bearer amid a. Ye le • wry abort time.— Po',l try a aa.a1.4.4 vemimmlbmlMllMMl iM111161; at S Profaner Holl ome r s &maw*. SK arse{ 4•4110. sad M Maiden-4re. , N om York ; b y A moisminginifuGaldiey,Sm, ma; and Latule,Malta. ERRLAND. -•-- DUBLIN, MAT THE TIPPERARY BANK. To-day Master Murphy gave his decision in th e . case of the Englieh shareholders. After pronouncing an elaborate judgment, he declared that in the law and the facts of the case, and taking into account the able ergs:neat which he had heard on the subject, there was nothing which could justify him in resew• iog those shareholders from the list, but that they should remain on that list and be held accountable. The Daily Arpreu states, is the authority of•• corre spond/at, that a termer has bees arrested sad committed toy the negietraes at Castleres, for conspiracy to shoot Cdr. Snodgrass, manager of the portion of the sow fames. Puilok estate, in the •minity of Creep, cmaty of Osiersp. A man has bees emoted to Deg/beds, as answerieg most =irately the description given in the Iles and Cry of the nototi ins "Red Pet Becton," oils of the nsardersts of Kw Rinds. An lavestigailou wee held yesterday at Moats, relative 11 the murder of Mrs. Sarah Kelly, sad it rushed in the dis charge of Campbell and Maguire, the two worsts who had been is custody fir some time, there being ol evident., to connect them with the murder. Another man, named Kelly, also 'meted on imp eioo, was discharged ; and the cull poison now remaining in custody is the men Banner, who tad been euramitied aloe, with Mr. Stamm The ebairmian of the North Dahlia b ard of guardians stated at the =whin of that body yesterday that a poor woman, more than 90 years of age, bad jut been trans mitted to this city as a pauper from England, whom she had resided for the last 68 lean. , NAVAL AND MILITARY. CRIMEAN GENERAL ORDERS. The general orders received by the mail tbia (Friday) morons are thistly filled with regulation coa c•reiegg the re-embarkation of the army. The Bth Rumen and 17th Laecen luring embarked for Boglead, the lOtt• Homan aro attached to the Snead Cavalry Brigade. The retaining regivanns of the First Infantry Bused', Fourth Ginnie, are attained to the Snood Brigade. The Ret gimes' was to embark in the Adelaide. The Mime of thinner are noniron. Sir Colin Campbell coon hew, th. force to which he was attached haying Mei brakes op, Revelation are at length gin.. for the distribution of the military medals given by the Kremer of the Fri nett for sou commissioned Milton and privates of the iogllsh ann. The following ts as introit from genteel orders of May 8 : "The medal are granted only to son-eonsaissimed officers and privates; but if 'Mien% aid distinguished service is the Crimea, and against the sump, has bees performed by any non-eciasainiond other or private who has lune quently obtained a oommisaion, melt ellen is eligible for the deducting. Teem who have bees already roma mewled for other forgers decorstioss should not be thu ndered eligible for the military war medal incept is very special uses, the grounds of which East be previously re toned to the esumeader of the toren. A proportion of the use& Moto been retained at home (or distribution at the ddoopgeeyer,, thase hue awarded will be given oily tenon. coma Aker, and privates present with the servo* compaake of regiments. A blank form will be famished by commanding officers, to be filled up for the cumber of decorations awarded to mob regimen. The aelestion will be made by ounnandieg cetera with the greatest ens and attention ; and, in filing up the forms, minute details will he gives se to the serene berms the enemy—date, occasion, and whether perforated is the earlier action, of the eampaigs, is the ninnies, or la assaults daring the siege ; thee satisfying themeless by their own knowledge, by records, or by tenet inquiry fr.= those officers who were present, that this honourable distinction has bees earned by military enrolee, nadir arms, and is t►e field. The medals will to presented on a public parade, as general officers commanding divisions gad corps may direct. Care is to be taken by ensmanding officers and pay master, of regiments, that in all &memento relating to aoldiers transferred from the serves companies to the depots, or to the levalided derot at Chatham, the name of the vessel la which the man embarks is invariably in setted." ADNIIIALTY, MAY 22.—APPOINTIMWM—Comtsteder K. Benest (teats to the Plegsrd, 41. at Wootwlett ; additional, for moremlog iamb& Warm C. Padilla (ISM). to the 11 WM 11, paddlewheel diem we sail beim wear, at "Weotmlel. Permute/ I. Imammere (14141. to the Molests, Wavy, at Devoaport, IL Mats (21121„ le the WAX. Master's AMON 8. W. Mem ea Ohs lino ;Num at Chatham. Awiftsmt 2. GOMM (1140, lo MO azimuth, m, mew Mom MOO hew M Demommt. ANY. Mord Z. la We ?Maim 1116 mew Mum sonoMe,ef Wib brie m emo Poslmmeefh. Mlims4 Pegames. ipe A. flemell (1421)„ Who Jogai. kin paddle wheel mom ufs Wee power. Ike psninalsr err. M ot _ itidobteoloo J. WETS. to 11000,110, carry goat ahlp. of 44 Men MAW, Dovriport. Naval Coast C. L. Ol4. to the £z 10. nom slim Alp, of 202 hone poser. at Devouport. TRIAL Or TIM WOMBS OUN.—TO., Lamm Rai et einght Iraq for* at ths Nary Foartyy. Ins task/ is Wakes Iris the*** ark Torsh& Y Oa snow id babes nu sad t iELOB• Mon. MatralL Mabel Oessiell ( Bra. 1111131srs sad dlssik owl mark Wis. TMat Ohs sktaddisas sus =kr dir ens** at smsper the ask* weak sod Llserrats istbsrs ark/ ardhey. t• win mask the dd. Nwlsksmir Dopes er dank* brad with 1 . Level retridis. 4 lll4ll .. 4 33411. sh•L 410. sidL kik dst. INIs Is Na. 2. lha ash passd fart at t Mks* haerlid shalt( the shams moot tore dot dlsonsa. The rasa skis pas was kw Irks. TM roar drams se Ps 3 was I* prils g dr 4.430 gliie l tad hr 1,413; Ma. 2.••• mai n and las 1. Oise aurae. s IMO a sine k • ass psrkg th• assww* it th• direst awl ad Or maws/ 1a ash ear shwas Mk shark was ord shor d ui The 'Mar airtime lrai a Ude aiio 11mars widdi WIN se rash • dark as 101 b. 234* SMS. vas *dr* it le serserly pod; the rams ob. tar* with adpsisohYd it ka prpw shirk brag with). • thou. salliamatipo el pm d as Madan (611014 with Ida Theis Is •••••11.1rstetbst In lb* Mare riper'. =syin Ole ssedwrd Prep Monday 1, to-morrow, sad •MO kitk arils *II be psestisd four or 5,. Mies. The mull **Ohs Nib drop pis ILI* TM pa rid bs proved tap beton sows marl siris'( r her Thishrkli. The fah team Is about sr tram thaw SM.. epawar; hit doable that quality la to be awl. so this asspsd s torah* Wad by the corp. Tr, ab ted with yid& dr MID bard wry it hrwatiar to .tau. Th. chill (M 7) arnelliad Aga lAN pads le Ws rserds and rapped, Into ran of two mks it Issikpdpht sesoads. Mak/atm Guar/law. YlYitoii DOCKYARD. —A wev .loop.besediallreeisilei rare+ Masa .loop. IS gnus, alba 1118•11111 Ma hesisd from this dockyar ir d. The enema, of Baralag Isdimsdi by t la Lady Catharine As. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—TatriaDAT. What with the settling of the Bath accounts, comparing beta en the Derby, and booking additional investments, a good deal of business was transacted. The betting was sot, however, marked by any very important point of difference fro a the quotations loot published, except with regerd to ir.nd. real's, who "came again " with mush force. le City Odes he was lucked freely daring the morning, sad at the Corner 12 t r 1 was taken about hint toe me mosey. Then odds wer,, however, currently r &red at the clue. The investments on Wentworth at 3 to 1 exceeded 1,0001., and backers, hardening Is milldam, were evidently wiU ing_to go on. Wass 'lotto was is ussiderable request; 6to 1 was takes to several hundred gonads. At half a point higher the nutley is hie tavola would haw* be.. greatly inerOaled• 8 to I was offered against Cassobis, and 9 to 1 taken shoal Artill.oy. Is the early part of the afternoon 10 to 1 was booked to 601. about Coroner; subsequently II to 1 was laid, sa d at last 12 to 1 was Bored. ..... Sneersl inquiries wars mad — e about Fly-by-Nigh., bat wo did not a.. him backed; 15 to 1 is aftioa would have boon batted. At 1000 to 30, 30 to I, and 26 to 1, the ionestmonts on E.lugun amounted to about 7001. 30 to 1 was his closing price. The odds quoted against The Prince were taken to 1001. 0, the outsiders, Cotswold cad the Barbara& colt were in the most demand. Tim prioss et the coselegioo of business were al seder: DERBY. 3to 1 eget Wentworth (t and IS to I apt Flystrr.Night(off) Mk) 20 to 1 Ib Prince (t) 3to 1 lara.:atto (t and ZO to I Ellington it) old) 40 to 1 Mr. Verdant ato 1 CSIMOIM (old) Orton (t) 9a 1 Artliny It) Sea 1 Antrologna It) 12 to 1 Vanderseulto (t SO to 1 bereatieeegt(t) sad end) I 1010 to 13 Cotswold (t tr) 12 to The nfrOner (std) I 1000 to 10 Puck (I) Otero to bet 1000 to 00 on twenty. CRICKET. THE UNITED ELEVEN OP ENGLAND a FIFTEEN GENTLEMEN OF THE UNIVERSITY. The above match ea, comsat c4l yasterd:; at Oxford. Theme» en the first cloy's lay awed r fellows : - EI.:OLAND. J. Dion, eA. F. Payne, ► IJ. %4 oden, not out PM now J. Ornr dy. ► Plows Job , 1.111744140, I►w, ► roll, a Kande ph, bA. Payne 0 V mum 11. W. latt. 4A. Payne, ► blor 7 .... 9 Flames 1 Nutley, La., b ►ienna ICI Total T. Loam, bOillett . ... .... I i ROWING MATO:I.—The !cog anticipated emulate' vateet beteseut Hoerr Kel'e►, of Fulham, sad Jobs Hee. kipper, of Rterw,ad, for 2001., took elute ys erday, sad 'Wade I a greet leery suwatute Lute sum. were betted en tl-e result. The n set took plate at 4 o'clock. In the Bret ha (-doses palls K•ll► d,c• ble but half clear, and Iron that =outset "Mord s•roke by strol c, refer, after the Int belt-silo giving his oopoueut a abeam Kelly •u a clear least\ a t cad off the hleb-bridge, three or four teegtta clew at the Cub-tree, sad Gully woo with perfect us. 07 1 300 yards, dotes die Cruse Is twenty-flee aad ahalf 1 Wawa. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1856. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. EIGHTH DAY. [The chief portion of the fullowiag appeared he our 8110001 Biiltiolll_ piptorclay lie. W. He repath, ezamined by Mr. Grove, Q.C.—lsm profewor of nisei**, and toxicology at the Bristol Medleal *School. I have esperimested upon the pekoe of step*. atm, hut I have sever ens a being sem is the hums. satj , et, but I have examined • can after death from strycnaine, and I f the pains V the *latent' of the stomach. I made the examination three days after death. I made ono( sulphuric said and hi-chromate of potato. The witness msatiosed some other tests he employed, end which he sel4 cowl rited what were called the colour tests for the shaeovery of step:inane. Be said that • differ. tut result would be obtained in the case of pare and ins pare sttycknine. The whets. then said—l succeeded in oiseoverieg tee preresce of the poison in the stomach. I have made about 9 or 10 ezpgrinneu with strychnine epos animals, and in some of the cases Invented the bodies after death. I destroyed two ens by strychnia. To one I gem a groin of stryeboia in • solid form on 10108 meat, and tie sent morning I found the animal dead. Tee body was very much contra. ted, sensately rigid, and the limb. stretched out, and the head turned ruled to the aide. The eyes were protruded and stories, aid the iris expanded and %limpet invisible. A mucous frothy matter sanded from the *oath. la the odes of this animal which had been ejected I found welch's'', and also in the stomach. Upon another occation I administered the same quantity to • second eat The est remained quilt 16 rr 16 minute*, with bat few muttons until 36 minutes. It merely seemed • little milieu with its ryes at Aro, but in thirty-eve siesta it bad a terrible spasm, the tour extremities and the head being stretched oat, and drawn tope,' isr. After this it had a second spssm, and Mon breibly .jested its urine. I thought ft would die, bat it nos recovered itself, and remained still, with the exespUom of • trembling all overt and it continued in this state for three hours. It was • very peculiar state all this time, —touching it appeared to electrify it all through, and blow ing upon it appeared to have exactly the same effect. At the sad of three hours I left it, thinking the animal would re- rover, bet to the morning I found it dead, is the same Wanted aad contorted sonditioa the former seismal was found in. I made the p ot-mortena esaminatioa in this one 36 hears alter death, and foetid strychnine is the arise, the etomseb, the liver, and the blood of the bent. I made • post-mortem inamination in several other cuss, and in every tannin I discovered tee presence of stryehoia. I also dleetteered the release of nun *mica where that potion was eke come of death. la enemas the animal bad been buried two months. I have experimented epos iambs** purposely mixed with organic matter, and I detected It in every ease. In my *Melon as a chemist, where strycheia has bee. the mesas ricienteleg an iadiridual, it mast be rotted in the stomach, ft is completely decomposed or reduced to a dry powder. Ide note:under, in this ease, that the *audition in which the stomach and its metes* inn seat la the jam presented any difflealty la analysing them, or is the die• coney of strychnine it any bed bine (*Maisel within. By the Attonsey-Geneni-1 have never been is media.' practise. My profession is that of • chemist. I made an experiment on the Bth of May. It was not particularly in referent), to this can, bat for the purpose generally of ao quiring information. I found stryobeine in the liver, blood, and urine. la one of the cases where I discovered the strychains in these tisanes, • gun of strychnine bad been administered. That so • large dose. I may ham ex pressed • strong opinion that strychnine bad been taken la ' this case, and that Dr. Taylor bed not taken the proper mesas to And it out. I obtained my impression from the newspaper reports. I read automats in • variety of news papers to eouneelon with this one, and from what I read of the symptoms my opinion was pretty generally what you have stated. _ the stryehola L pars sad itemized with orgutio matter la the stoutish, I believe t►at the 60 000ta part of a groin eoald be dbcovered. I have placed two grains in a gallon of water, which is one in 70,000 puts, and from one tenth part of a drop of the water the presence of the stryebaiste may be ascertained. Mr. W. B. Roger,, protium , of chemistry at Bt. George's Beheol of &lido:is*, Leados, examined by MY. Gray—l have made experiments with a view to introit eir) chain. from the dew body of ea animal. I experimented apes a deg that was poissi.ed by stryebnia. Two grains of the poison were given to him end he died. I removed the stomach and some of the blood three days alter death. Tins blood became putrid la ten dem and I this analysed it for the purpose of dissevering the presentee of strychnine, and I eueceeded la doing ee by the colour tests. A month or five weeks afterwards I asialyeed the *tornado and its c suet,. They were fa gravid state. I suoutded is dle uvulae the premise eif alryehnia. le my judgment, if stryekame bed bora aildalstered to John Pareens Cook ' it mast have bees diamond is the contests of the stomach. By the Aesrsey-Geseral—lf the eoateate of the stomach arose lea; it arw•aaJdd require a good deal more are la the ea pserssse the mune* of strychola. I operated pea Me gamer k and bleed of the dog. I think if stryeh nine bees takes It would have been hand eves is tie time* IA tee body. By the Lord Chief Jeetiee—lf etryeltala bad bees takes, I &weld rennet to lad It is the body et the anent meanest. Dr. Hurry Letheby, emaisad by Mr. Yeaealey—l eat • bishe'.or of mediciae, aad professor of chemistry at the London. Hospital. lam also medical °dicer of health to the City of Loaders. I have been engaged for a smolder. able time la the seedy of poisons, tad have often bees engaged oa behalf of the crown is many eases of this de scription. I have been present during the ezaminstioa of the medical vitae's.. in this trial, sod have heard the symptoms described as attending the death of Mr. Cook. I have bees present austere' cases of poisoning by sea ?mice, one of which wee fats], and I have OM many animal deaths from stryehale. The symptoms, la my npipioo, do not scene wit► those 'pekes to in this cue. In the first place, I have sever skimmed so long as interval between the administratioa of the i.ohion and tTarereseinit ea - of the rymptonse as in this cue. The longest iaterval I have notified has been three-quarters of an hoer, sad then the coition was administered tinder circumstances calculated to delay its effects, the stomach belag fall end the poinn administered in • soluble tam. I hove MO the symptoms come on in Lv minutes, and a quarter of an hour is aboat the average time. In all the Cu.. of ad. miaistratios of strychnine that I have seen the patient has slways been in Posh a lute that the slightest satin's , nt, any effort to move, a slight toilet, • noise, or a breath of air. will set him off into convulsions. I do not think it probable that • person to whom stryn. nice had been administered could get out of bed and ring the bell violently. The 'lightest movement would incite the nervosa system and bring on • spasm. Ido not think it likely that • person is that meanies could beer to have his neck rubbed. I ensider that strychnine is the easiest of all patens to detest. I hays &wonted it I. the blood and in the tissues of animals. The longest period I have ex amined • body after death has been one month. The animal woe in a state of denropreitioa. I have succeeded in detecting very minute portions of strychnine. Whoa pore item be detected in so small &quantity as the twenty thousandth part of • grain. I can detect the tooth pan of a grain in a pint of any liquid, and whether the liquid ie in • pare or in the most filthy state. In my opinion if there had been strychnine in either of the Jan that were sent to Dr. Taylor I could have discovered it. I have never failed. I have made post-mortem examinations upon the entails I have derroyed by strychnine, and I bay. invariably found the right side of the heart filled with blood. I &coolant f.r this by death taking plan by the fixing of the muscles of the chest by the spasms, sad the blood is thus unable to peas through the lungs, and Vie heart cannot reline itself from the blood flowing to it, and therefore becomes gorged. The Wags are also invariably congested and filled with blcod. I agree with Dr. Taylor that strynnia in some instances kills is the sone of five or eta majesties. I do act agree with Dr. Taylor that the colour tests for the dissolver, of strychnine are fella eoas, and although I agree with him that the Unchains is ate irbed by the blood, I do not agree with him that its cos dittos become' changed, and I do not believe that strychnine undergoes say change in its compoottion, and I am of opiniat that its pressen can always be discovered. I have sloe stained the poison of al,tirany. If that poison wen taken at a sudden gulp in brandy and water it would not create the sensation of heroin; in the throat. Antimony does not peons any quality that would nose a burning sensation. I have turned my attention to the subject of poison. seven. teen or eighteen years. • By the Artarsiey-Oeneral—l am not a member either of the College of Sansone or the College of Pnysiciene. Yee two or three years I have meted ',general practitioner. Tbe lest time I gave evidence for the crown in a case of poise's. log was in this court in 1851, and the woman who was tried was convicted. I stated my epielon In that ease that the arsenic had been administered within NIT hours.. The sentence was not carried out in consequence, I believe, of my having written a letter. Bonse other scientific gentlemen interfered, and chinned the correetteas of the conclusions I arrived at. I cannot say that I have hen employed by the crown sinoe that time. I was the witcess who detected the poison, end I expressed an opinion that it had bees ad• minietered within ftur hours. In every instance where I admisistered the stryehnia it was in the solid firm, in the seep. of • pill. In the case where three quart' r. of an hour • elapsed the poison was kneaded up very hard into a lump of broad. I have always noticed the irritability of the animal before the patient's c men on, and also the twitching of the ears and the sensibility to touch. I have known helmet Interns where the animal has died during the first I parnyem. 1 heard the evident. ice tie Cu. of Mrs. Smythe, ' Ind that struck TOO as being incoosietent with death from 'UMW" ; but l have no doubt that in that cote strychnia was the cane of death. It is probable, therefore, that when Mr. Cook felt the symptoms none ay in he might have at once got up and rang the bell. Besides the fact of tee sitting up in the bed, and the lowg I interval before the commencement c f tee pareiyons,the re is toothier/ 'hat occurred on the Tunny eight that w.uld not he c unistent with the fact that the eyinceocis were we of tetanus fr im dentists. It would be a 'newel proceeding for say one who felt a difficulty la breathing to sit up in bed to relieve himself. There Is this di.tinetlen in what took place on the Monday night, that the deceased man rang the bell, aid that tb• paroxysm subsided at ones, and not gradually, al! have always observed in CMS of tetanus fr ten etrychsis. I am iimlined to thiek Mr. Cook bad a fit • en the Bandsy audit. The symptoms eenneeted wilt the death of Mr. Cook, Cr. isreencilable with everything that I ben ever heard of. They sr* no , reeoseilable with say known disease with which I ass acquainted. By &r/u st Bhee—New (attain medicine arc bewails; known every day, and I do not consider it impossible that some pusher formulae or malady of the spinal seed, not discovereble cm:l.-ot immediately atter death, may have pro duced some such spat tome as Thou described is the ewe of Yr Cook. I allude equally to strychsia poles., when I say the symptoms ere irreconcilable with everything I have heard of, or ass seqsalated with, in the patens of dis ease or poison. In every cue the touching of the animal Immediately produced the pereipm and in the uses of the lady referred to I think It very likely that her ringing of the bell, when she Int began to feel (aspersing of sasest ear, immediately produced the paroxysm in which the was subsequestip found to be labouring. I still adhere to the 'chime I gave to the emit upon the oio cosies to questioe, and I have hired my opinion. I did, at the request of Dr. Pereira, who interfered in order to save the women's life, say that them wag • possibility of the death of ti,. man h.ving arisen under other OiTCIIIII. stances, and that the poison might hove been administered loopier than four hours wait dash. I wrote • letter to that effect, as an act of mercy, in order that the wcmaa's life =light he saved. Dr. R. E. Our, essmined by kir. Ssijeant Shee—l am • member of the R , tal College of Elorsteons. I attended upon • person named Foster, who was suffering from tetanus, in Oct..ber, 1855. I found he had • sore throat, muscular pains of the neck and the up ser cervical vanish:es. He was feverish, and presented all the symptoms of ordinary catarrh. I put him under the usual treatment for that disorder—saline draughts and external embrocatioes to the neck, and gargles. On about the fourth day of my attendure the muscular pains eztended to the face, end difficulty of swell° clog came on, and the pains is the cervical vertebra increased, as d:d also those of the muscles of the faro parti cularly of the loeerj sw, and in the afternoon of th e sane day the jaw became comp'etely locked, and muscular pains ✓ime on in the bowels and the legs and arms, sad the pa tient was very muck convulsed throughout the entire mos tutu system, and ho had frequent violent cootractione of the sans and bands, end sits rwards the legs. The difficulty of swallowing increased, and sot • partial of food, either solid or Liquid, could be taken, and if introduced into the mouth, the attempt to swallow the smallest portion brought on the most viilent onveteions The convulsions ware at times so strong throughout the whole system that he could empire the appeareasee of the p,tient to nothing more than • warped board. The bead was thrown back, the, bowels forced forward, and the legs were frequently drawn upward end backward. okay attempt to feed him with a spoon, opening of the window, or the placing the fingers on the pulse, brought on violent convulsions. The patient complained of grist boogie, and frequently sailed sat, " What shall I do ? I am hungry, and cannot eat." Be was k. pt due to the fourteenth day entirely by injections of • milky and farenacious character. He screamed repeatedly, and the noises he made were morn like a wild man than anything else. Oa the twelfth day he butane insensible and coutioued in that state unit the fourteenth day, when be died. This man was an omnibus driver, and he bad bad a sore throat for a few days, or per haps • week, whoa I Bra saw him. He had no hart or injury of any kind that would moult for those symptoms. His body wee not e x am ised after death, but I all his dime* inflammatory sore throat from cold and swears at the weather, and I consider it bourns tetanio on seminal of the patient being a very IIerVIMII anxious man. He had • large family dependant upon him. I have not beard the evidence in this out, bat I thought it my duty to state the particulars of the case to the solicitor for the prisoner. By the Attorney-General—This I consider to be an ordi nary ease of idiopathic *stenos, and it is the only one of ti e kind I ever had to deal with. The disease was altogether progressive is its charecter,and alit osigh there wu occasion ally • remission of the symptoms they levariably ed. Tee locking of the jaw was among the very first symptoms that made their appearance. At the conduit:a of the erosiesessination of this witness, Retjeant Sue said that the next *items he intended to call emelt, in all 1 r obability, meow some considerable time, and as it was now surly six &clock, probably their lordebips would es insider that it would bet better to adjourn the examination until the following morning. The Lord Chief Jug ice said he tonight this would be the better course. He then inquired of the learned Goliath% how much longer the can for the delesce was likely to last ? Ferjeaut /thee sad that he hoped to Sarah the @Remise- Ras of the witnesses to-morrow. He should endeavour to do so, if it were predictable. Tea Lord Chief Justice said there was no desire to harry him at all. Ahoy yea dof time that was requisite must be takes in such an important inquiry. The Court was then formally adjourned to this (Friday) months at tat o'clock. Sato I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAT 22. TALBOT'S DIVORCE. This case, it may be remembered, came before the louse on • petition of Kr. John Talbot, of Monet Talbot, Beisoommon, Ireland, praying that he might be divoreed bent Mary Aline, hie sow wife, on account of adultery with out William Mallow,. a groom in Lie service. TIA case romp rid a number of days on former occasions, and the facts wen tally report= from tiro to tints in the Ea prom Ti. consideratios of the mooed reading was ad jaws= .std to-day, what The Irma thenseder, la delleerlag hie ammereed by say- V um thar a eta as ober. ths ermbist of the es he as raptor row =Mantlear and after the sramd erhekery, was cot the earn pert with well Or hues he to der weis whillst dr wirtry al the wit ems pews& Morin vest wiwrat ee lß lBll ll l l Ohs be= =kb have bowl Ow* pielly Mated NI be M Ike Mir des of th e swabs Ihs re et the hems trap to ar Malmo am Oa error la thar am Mord la the sorts brow, he on stem soaker as was prime at Oak lordasille bet. Be alluded to Ws Irmo am of Oa - who wan below were abort Mobs Oa acorn, Memo *a boar The adultery alleged =east M. Talbot was - 1W to have Mho pint with ooh of the douses= of her hashed, =is was la bran= from 1640 to May when the dareessy isakSL y kidi led to the remora.rs of M. Tab= tees Is Mewl Mat than three years the adultery ems waded so wader= at Wart. which was certainly set al at mom Itlrk as harm • lady of lastly and adman. sod delawsly broosht sp. armed to he own ration. with • preen Os • Perm Is he kusbaatre sent= re. gaunt the most swat Gram a trabllit Ito =stews to the satistaellos of Oak Ms larahl4Mos Warmly dboseued tho arras, Mat al Mom Ass Orr ▪ bassmard Is Mr. rood air it Irollarky boron Km Whit awl Malasa elkb led to • ausrmiss that eeuel later unews he Ulm per Yews= Um; he moos of Mae nu wars tIM at MOM pailado. sr of mitts at law wee dodos the 'beers tam Was al Mt. - Talbot. Sheila: orknot was t r a. - Ity a sister of Was Ass loss, aho in the service of Mr. At this time also MIWIWOA the important evideaori of the Be,. Mr. =pat, els arm' to • pertly* am of tu rfman* betwasa Moe. TWbot and • sir whom he did sot The massentary sit= of thls set end& Mr. Sargent bed, :Z illi rev laths= him (the Lard ObeweeLor). U this was the sole Mims sf oralrery, ant to bolo it Malsiont. A qui ts .., too, might Mr mire Is who this mu woo, the adultery being charged Wart he Ihrist did lot think It was he ; bat 1 1:4• 111 = 1 ChorsBarLysaal spat.. that lt the woman was Talbot, 011111•1111111111MOMM This r ' all the evidetce inculpatory Of Mr. TAM NMI was nails( hummer-hill, to which be sherd ikawallergen. In Itovezetter, Me, they removed to kthen. 1111. =4 Is Drember, 1650 Mr. John Perch en upholsterer of Mal- Mrsod was armed to et up roma pan of the boom, saw Mr.. in a perdue which suet have denoted storage= energy haw= His girt= This was certainly contlrmatory of thewtr.d the seer There was so evideoce of anything or. tar tomes Desswlre, 1830, and May, 143 ; but in that month re =Lir berm Mb Is Ms stighbout hood of improper promealtote Talbot; and he was said to bare boasted of her favour. Mrs reports ruched Mrs. sad Who Williamson, adstrwar and willass d the nowt.. In May, 1631, tee, were madam is Mum Tibet; and just about that time the te dam son' hard their sod they went to inform Mrs. Talbot of whea hod In= e..i i Mr. Tubs beteg steam at roust Talbot tea Wlllismass worst. to Ildea•bill, to mak Mrs.Talhot to tome to Oak bows limbs hrH.rs Thsye. eertdeoceosthatores.l.oof thermions( BraTtillorwhish Ira W. to Ultra that Mullane end bawd woo tomether be the parosisaf odultery ; and this be (the lend Charislre) ?wh or Ms wit =portant grid. use in Um o f ale WM Mrs at IMO raw Cot circulating than ta of kr wllik beg. sad, grosterk the certainly knew that Mal. isms a/Mtaryht bor bare did not accept tin levitation alibi Mlkimmges 10 ausemprigi tit b their house. Shortly aloe Mt WINO UM Is Lerafir whin thr hired sew servants for their New othillkirmalnt teseethlbaileek and among them, es lauy's maid, ow Mao arr ia r a. as besmiteepor t Crawly Rogers. lb., then west Is lime IMI AMU, alter they hired ae boor Mars Mum. TIM was is the beginning of August. Mud= wee an Misr *skirt Use ars seat for, be being the only mount Massa bom Mille tram mersale, and ram= his posh= se Wl= did this imply I Did Mr% Talbot communteste to her magma the reggelstiMi lam wan airetuatel with regard to her and Malin. It eseMedisingilie, sr the 6'13130.3nd must have so ed upon It is geese way. The imarsalsa was MA the w lie sever told the hue. band that the groom ems dr Nom bar character. ehe did not tell sad she dither twisted Ms ar audio so him to bring Holism to Memt Tell= II t0t.,.., se Isnaerly rimed between her and her prunes?. the Woo= um that at could be roused. Here reinred the extraordinary evillence of Uturn and another labourer, who deco= to a poritive act of adultery between Mullane sad Mrs. TAM. Maria Morey aim deposed to sets which would lead to as Minor of Ms assualrfaa oi to. soma sort of rico, on a certain ever= when Mr. Talbut hat ipso oat to dinner. The question wee, wlsthir Mot Wale MOM Nee statements. 11 true, there could be so illefAef the odiallairy. lets after tine the Rev. Mr. Coals comau. siesta' the mons alwasd Is Mr. Talbot's father, but not to Ur. Tel. bA, and smussemegots wet,e mode for Mr and if e. M'C a n.la n . sod Mre. Illimalifeheir mad mother foe • visit to Mown Talbot, dating wig& the, 1111110Mailetal to perwande the Talbot. to break tip their I estddirmat a gad ewer to live with her permits. There was so I herharenildelar =I lath May, 1131, when the discovery took pion, Mn. Talbot hems his hoar sad Mrs. Talbot ma the next day re moved la DEMI& Ils wow IMO to• very itspor tan% parte( the ter, for it woo ear. .Mw orltawor were to be bellend, that adultery had bass betwora Mrs. Talbot stud Mullein tor two or three =lig was borne out by what was Magid by the gee. Mr. Moe he Wen' other witnetsev or the wore lions made by Mrs. TOM al the emnsuission of adultery with Mutant, writ were fatty Urged la the repvrts of Me ease es it proemled en fanner caws. slobs. as important part of the ere was the way in which .he said the addresas Intent iirie with Mullao. omentencvd, an. that was to he ler= le to. ecidenee or the Rev. Mr. tett leiLtad. It was, no den= anis that Conikesiots of adultery were not vutkeletit ground era Menne, but It was ana:not common moth to soy that they went he roles. It was impossible, therefore, to come to say other ass. mats he that a ninety bad bees emisuuer. Ili. lord= thee =Ms& 10 M. maw kart areurrase ilopend to by Kr. M that whim Mawr amid of oislisms If Mrs. Talbot, at Deli* she spouwel s ebb to ato IN, he ors to eat 1 e Aeitedea with our. As alba sett Ity ol i allferow whirr% he thooiltte that, Wise wiry athwart, he their our net sod noseenimies, their widens generally =gin early he Wen as the Inth. If they bad wasted to manufacture a glory, they moild bar Oiled atarething whir would hare been much mar earlsoir d M. lady's guilt. 1. wee said that Misr was Wowing sear a dream which, if he had sexes" user. Gomm with Me.. Talbot, he mom have cocumnalasted to beet bat se the whoa he had it or belt doubtful. =smatter =sr an to Is allswel saki re raw et theist idense as the other Ma. sa l l tr iash m diMmulse ta tbas the arrioral was a ""W h ad ue firait w ll, hie rd h at wia bs marli did ad. MarpmetV . M e inh• Ms Wow that list a.y and LIZ the neon. Ma rtdYrMwr Ms orison r M Ms, TON bars ros Madama the mirages of Main Is a Mall of Swabia% and rim% it *a rash it might es= to he tar • lady Is bar pooldas Needs so seeder beer. with • yet it was sot when they took Into meertwhet happser kW* sad afterwards, for R was only or • of • mdm dams adds, out ate Medirmied bablt of sexual inhumane with him. It was segmagbal that the ledy wit 110 overwhelmed by the charges anz ei dezdut esa =t ei bl i on: e be e lAr i n it, e intadt. it w an . d. co gr n b te ll . e d z t t i t t t luta, , hcea 110111111i11111= Dot , under Moo circurnstanots, to have any weight with theig ps. Having carefully comi 'eyed the whole medical millingeran Sid subject, he could not *true tithe concluelon that dorms Maly to ahead her detailed accounts of her conduct, Midi 111111 with what they must motor was the troth; bat te lines Mel Mt Men a word of confereion, and if abs had denied poslithely motes hml geogoesed, be would have armed at p.essoly the slime Maelwien. he. Webs at the ',Woes of what took Mass Mamilinehhil WMlemign elms, he felt booed to my that Yr. Tdbet bud prow That lb wife bad lived in criminal adultery with emgelare be b-d Do other coitus to pursue, however pdaoollll skid by bat to more the emend reading of the bill. Lad ageogirs told tt yr with greet pain ha came to the ammo inadasba as Not ands and Learned friend. He discarded alto. Pfaff iha edisaas 411 Carr and Chum from Ma naiad; but there woe WM Mu. seldsme left, In his opinion, to make it impossible to ellsbeisse Me einesedan• of Ws. Talbot. lard OR Idminda abso.pgorted the mimed reading of the bill. He entirely impaled Mr. Talbot of haute etteled into any con- MithvY for the wpm of (gawping a die roe from bh wife, and of any other attainder in the course of the proem:Mtn. lie did not think there was my evidence as to Mullane having a disease at Meng hill which could bear clegatteely against the direct evidence of actual adultery, or h f the ace of familiarity which led to the inference of adultery. An to the question of Mrs. Talbot's imanity, it must be recollected that there was no predispoeition to insanity In her or any of her fanny, and that th'neb, wimps, she war not a strohgaminded woman, she wr teought up morally and re igiously, aiac behaved herself In an 'tulip my manner until her connection with laullane commenced. The ounclusiou to which he came upon the medical and other evidence was, that abs was pert. nig sane up to the time when rho made her lest confession, and all her contemning were Kt clear and consistent that it wee inipmaitge foe my human being to have • doubt as to her guilt. d artog The lull wee Mau read • second time, and their lordships Mistimed plassure. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The sitting° of the court were renamed yeaterday morning at the Ouddhall, Westminster, by attioutoment from Cterkenweil. before Mr. tuabley, Q C., asalstant-j.idge, and a bench of masistratts. Thor* were 60 prisoners for tzwl. The M.-Want-Judge farther po-tposed the sentence on Mamas Francis Richards, solicitor, 000rieted at the Mat sesaion of embezzle •N't. Henry Mitchell. 3f, aradi Indicted for haring obtained from Thomas Jobe kiamiltoci ISM of Orkney. the eum of tinny dulling.. from Major-Goomel Derby the mu of lye eldlltafra, and from Mr. Brooking =s . o edam eieMleee et akeoeole ruder the B 'ard of Audit, 1. this im b, UW hie prelmoteortth latent to cheat and delraud M s. of M Mae Marir• smarmiest flem the prosecution; Kr. &Won war for the Omer. 'no Int et Orlimeg stated that shout the 4th or fith of Apt it, the pitemer sand M his hewn, No. Ennismove-plaee. Prints • /ars e mod sloomeimme of a merasee which his aervitht Is him be the drawing-room, he went down to the pmemos, where he bona the mumer, who wore a moustache, sad vise attired I. the amiss et the Sappers and Miners. his some burlap the stripes M • sorpoesL He mid be Mid just come home be. the Crimes. sma that he was serpainted with aithea's three seme, mos globes rem in the list litgaleadere, that he had be. monoded ban illmehmel, sad had been discharged in come sums be. be. smolv a n a ll he produced a paper, partly printed, wilds parimaleila be a dimelisepre i.,ned from bead quarters. Wean hod Wes tresoltned ban the Highlanders to the timbers. Had Y. plum as& Isla provided with • discharge, be would have Imo gates le haspprolisolled es a deserter, by any non. commissioned CAM la her Mieleafe service, wnile wearing the military uniorm. 1 Paienss aid be bed ended Osiers, sad be then brought with him a SOMMIIie miss bad is* aMg la the war, and his of ject in calling was elibist • ilillelelit um to take am and his c manide to their native pbe Ha salary. Me mesllo.e 1 the elm of If. 10D 1 s one him his Iseti24 mmerelga sad • half-vovereign, because I thought t vas a head he Piel sems who bad teen out is the Crlmi a sad hod be. spasaisd, sad alter all they bad gone through to be Medlin about Links without the means of getting to their loom, be.... tekked the man's statement to be true, but it did emir tame them thealbm pleoner wee net exactly the sort of looking mm who wad he UMW kr • serpent of Sappers and Miners in time of peer; bedlam His war gatonsUon hr been se rapi.l, I Weigle est aasamad a lir d s=dsced what sermed to me to be a MOW dleirege. him as a non-commis. ' lemma eMetra mold not essolder Ms unworthy of reedit, because I am SIM he len to my eipleillele b the service, the nomcomenim gassed easers girths army an • body be earnest men, and I would se lean Had lima is I would up OW heather. His lordship further stated that heseinenassUy made Modeles at the War Deportment at PaU-anilemd at IllestiMid-yard, be. whit* be dead that he had been Dapped spa, end Ice emereqesmes M hoot • loot out in the streets for "my Mead them • iodating** the desk), sad at last he came West him Woes, imiepoistrest sod It. Jessiege.squere, and reetznising his at Milk althea/1i he ma sal al his empurol's uni form sad shorn of his esoulmis. he owed him to be appre hended. _ _ _ Oiii.essnibied—Wae perfectly sere tims prisoner was the man. Serena idweed Dunn, ol the g las s and Mom proved that the peivernte bed no pond for worths - ids amesirs tlB that corps. Taw iW w wery ideals? to that mods W the Bari of Orkney were proved lbs prisoner, and the Jury loved hie Grill,. It was sowed that In 1052 the prisoner was iwateneed at a polies emit Is time tenni of three months for funds; in 1858, to three months; sad Is Slay, 1835, to I 1 hke , eroi for the same In slobs' Ulm arms be bad gone about slating that he was • discharged Realm The iishteht4od g e laid. apart eyes from the kinwedge a the primroses previous demo r. he could uot but wielder the use u a oar ious oar, mid he would weeder by Friday morning what mM~gebe should pen. 2HB POLICE COUBTa GUILDHALL. lbw Innen Atkink; a. rus tae employ of Wars. Hest aM ON beginners and publabtru, of 61. Paternceter.row, wt. Mimicift 'gibe:al:at ono. ey bele:icing t. hi. employers. . It If fillei that Msrs. Kent an 4 Co. esiplofed eettail persons to Whse sad the amount useipended by , each wait every day harMb So primer. whom duty it was to immediately pay the MI MIMS iwd to the shier combat. The prisoner, however, bad far • isegris bra In the habit of FILO.' to the cater cashier • ay. •21111111 t be had remind. berm Kant and Co. eatis•ated the anima smilmesdrl v.pmely wywar. Tie primer. fa defeace:end he tin o@l borrowed the mcnq, cad bad landed npay IL OmeriNed kw IrtaL BOW-STREET. • yams Ina named George Gatlin. %ebb, • letter-carrier, wee he babas Mr. Henry on several charge. of steeling Poet-office , Isllras oulailog anew orders, sub, postage stamps, pt moos stones, ' lombenf abeam. ba. Mr. W. I. Boattlimpa, deputyAmptroller at the General Post. oari dead Mat tbeprimer was employed as • letter. esnler in tr ing porbasi Thstoory. A great Lumber of letters conta i ning aritsores had been recently stolen in that district, and the =ll Wog sospaatod w.• sent tor, and wilted if he objected to •11111001. ES needled, "Certainly net;" and Ames, the Pout cake oantable. this found In Ids poekete 73 protege rumps end an am tantalise (worth lay Ile noted that he found the stamps in sod picked op the stone in Gray'sinndane. Wunere, as wearaislog the stamp, closely. otmerved part of the red printed form • II maw odor adhering to r oe of them, upon which he mid, "Tim olsogaima oat of a letter, and there wee a money order tab Mem.. Wafter 0mp1e4... Tan. there wan I COUIOPP. 1 took the letter ose day hat as It or add:awed to • person on my walk. I did untried las War_ Mew It and the order away. 1 think In LoadosmaL Wllainalairved Some ragnienta of a mosey order have lank *MI la Illabagataaareterst." Prisoner said it may hove bag ea. nor hem was aidrund to Mr. tichl.ohger, of Albion plass. Lesassorsl TM primmest added be to • the atone out of • letter at Ills Illimsgthotregg branch, r bee he was on duty there a short time 16. anted W W7l, etnimisalon agent. of Laverpool, devised that the letter Y gemelen • as Wilt by him to Mr. lichlesinger. OD Use loth of May lasklist It was never received. It tent...iced a money order for 40s. ldrerelen, and ninety -sis pcetege stamps. II• Wenn. wows of the gran seder now produced. Ile 175. lidiegssetta-stiret, proved that she found the = id•• •••••••ey orders. • gilt key, and the halve. of some Mr from kitchen area, one morning about a a eek Ilene. Us produced were t art of th m. M. Wry Istuind why the shoe amount of the money remitted knissitlndalsolwild In the port.office order It was aggidned In reply that this half.sovereign and p. stage damps IMMII NIA egos economical pi oundr. lhe re oney order wo•ld have scat slinpaece, lamina of 3d., if it bed been drawn for any awn =seeding Mr. tlaaty—Eo, In order to save Sd., some people will enclose a coin, skits et once afford. tc mptation to • dishonest letter-carrier, by enabling Um to diseinguob money letters Irom others. The pelesase, or being wiled It he bad anything to pay in his de. team, aleallal extreme peuneoes, and raid, tu • shining tone, that he did Wit know what possessed him to commit such • crime. It wee Ms Ant seem 114 Mr. SS MOM It la the first time you have been detected. Mr. ebUIYeM sated that the appropt taint of letters in tte Pion bury (tetrad lad Mss Kr eat:mediatory, that many of them must have bees destrepei tram ware indolence, to save the 'rouble of de livering then. The wiener had been only employed Iv the district &couple a( ante, sod within that ehort tune Isom., O ulu". bw, a of embus% awl backers' *briquet (crooed), to the value of 9391. had host attreeed, exclusively within the peleoner'a walk. Mr. Bossy—Do you say 9391. within a tornanght Mc. ..asego--Yee, t our woral.ip, m tbepriaoner's Metric' alone. Mr. Pessodt the Post.oflice solloPor, &wined that the lan le of these instiMiallett not being easily negotiable, had lx‘n smut-nal de. strayed, to ilia stied serious inconvenience, of course, of a peat many parties. The prisorw bused to remind kir. Peacock that there were eight letterierelies ha hie walk beeides himself, and why should he be MI& posted men dm either of the others? Mr. lienre-- k lbennee you have been found dishonest, and have ad ' wawa • The prem-Yee. In this ewe only. I solemnly declare that I know irothim al tie other letter,. The primmer \mind in a written etatement, full of canting 'sprea der, ion ewileitkee:—.. I pray God to give me etrength, and to pew lwee pew heir Elio blemina, cob ch will catpe you to have pity, cimpelion, mien, sod mercy on such an unpardonable, but yet trete penilat. ire ter this, his nest offenca.-41. Tim pitmen wee eneunitted ler trial. TRAILES. - - - • - - Bernardo !Intrigues, a AirTugoies --- usamag was re.examlned !m -etre Mr. Belle, at a charge of cabbage Ver.e (Slifer, a Greek wilur, at a todehag-hoose, No. 31. WeVelose.sqe.re. The fsets of the ease bare already appeared. The prhorter leas com mitted for total on the capital charge. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT. - WOODS O. LAPICNNIT TO TOT EDITOR OP TIIE EXPRISS. Sir,—My attention has been called to a letter from Mr. Moore, the defendant's ►ttorney in this caner, and which arrsrad in your pap. r last etexirg. That retort is substantially correct, exe•pt that it is sot sufficiently favourable to my clients, the Judge only n,n suiting the plaintiffs, and refusing, on the application of , def 's solicitor, to allow e.sts. This is a test of the view taken by the judge. The defendant did not "prove," he swore, as detailed by his att•rney in his note to you, but that watt in opposition to the plaintiff's t yid. nee, and the balance of credibility wea surely in favour of the plaintiffs. The plaintiff failed by not per vier( the contrect with set biollt precision, and therefore the breach was not established. rhe judge did 'lures, himself in the terms and to the offset named by your reporter, and I c n prove the security of his report by twenty or thirty persons then in court. And I will add, the view of the judge es t the transaction was the view of every pent). in court, except di Pendent, his attorney, and his waterer,. Thin much is due to your reporter.—l have the honour to be, sir, 'our most obedient serisar, ISAAC ABLETT, Attorney f• r the plaintiff. 6, N•weastle.street, Brand, May 22, 1566. [Advertisement]—The I HtirATCl.l OF SUNDAY NIET, Kay IS, will pu bah another Palmer Supplsmeat, ozotainlag a NU report of t►e Trial of Wit tam Palmer for the *order of Yr. Cooli—speech of Mr. Seriatim She for tee Defend, Tbe Dispatch will also coated an Tway. oll.d, •' Coseinunos noYerle."—Letters by nabbed*, •"To the Sunday School Teacher. of Orrat Britain;' sad by Caustas,..The Bethel"—Town Talk—The Sunday Banda, fa —0144 1311. Flost.streoL corrox.—LIIERPOOL, MAT 22.--The motet closed less heavily, and compared with Frlday's rates prises of all kinds Inn to the buyer, And in Amenenn under 6d. per lb there is s decline of I•t6 to per lb. The sales are setimated at 7,000 tales, and consist of 500 fur export and 1,000 speculation (American) ; 290 Pas= sad Marsalism at 6)d. to 71d. ; 230 Bah* at 60. to 6td. ; 6 Fprp. lisp, at 64d. ; rind 1,20 P Burst. at 4rl to Id. per lb. Total tote Titenday, 117,000 bales ; import, 60,000; export, 2,600; specula. 11012000.• COTTON GOOD& —Mammas's'. Wee 22.—The market continua sunk in the came sate a. on Tuesday. Manufactures nave 004 bass able toe 41 by eubmitting to a Blight redaction, and spinners have to cceeede id per lb. on Wet week's rein. The reduction ho e. MY Is =re marked la India qualities sod In Ike hard twist stand for Use tote .iterranean, than for cope and warps fur home WOOL—Bannroan, MAT 22. —BtIBiIIMNI to.day is limited in all departments. Spun!ra are not dimrsed to ouncede the admix, sought on combiaa moots, and as they are unable to obtain remune rative prices to- ymme, many of Mess are restricUng produeuon. The piece trade is extremely quiet, and qtotati ma ars tar from tato. factory. CORN.—B,asineusas, Mar 22.—At Gloucester, on the 17th, the wheel market closed la. to 2a. per qua ter lower; at Wur. meter, the mane d..y, the prices of the previous week were nearly maintained. Barley less in req.itet, but no cheaper. There was a fair demand for oats, at previous rates. Beans neglected. During the present week wheat has been firmly held for quite as much money, which buyers would not g.ve. Barley only taken in retail. We hare •fair demand for owe, at former priors. Beans quite aa dear. At I Wolverhampton yeeteid.iy there was only a moderate /apply, and dealers' tthe wheats meld nut be housht lower, whilst other kin& gave way la. per quarter. At this rlsyle market there ma. 111 large supply of wheat, and the sales mule ware at • decline of tally Is. ter quarter on all derceptions. Barley sold .lowly at previous rates. Oats taken lees freely. but maintained their 'Joe. Oa beans the ton wee I favour of the buyer. &grog, Mgr 21.—Our Market has been very dull to-day, but =Saltily toy lower, ID consequence at several patois basing taken up on Preach oceount. %heat. red, 64.. to 68a.; white, 71s. to 155. Beans. 435. to 451. gcarcely any cats offering. awing., MAT 22.—We had • very small auopry of wheat, and • good deal of it was rough in quality, tee trade wa brisk, and an ( " 1,1 7 clearance was made at an sclvfteee of Is. per qr. Barley wai in short supply and so aat last week's prices. In other grain but little doing, and no alters, ion in prior, Wheat, best red, 6911. to 74..• middling, Sac to 6Ps.; inferior. 4 41. to 5118. Barley, 32.. to 1121. Oat., 235. to 311. Beans, 41s. to 545. Peas, 354. to 525. Bout, floe, per sack, SOs. to 53&; 'monde, 475. to 50s. • • 11secnerres. MAT 22.—Our market this morning was of a very languid character. Holders of the hest quautirs of wheat sad flier were arm in requiring preeious rates, which buyers not being willing tle gtth, bet Cm tranthoutha occurred. eirchadary sorts were quits neglected. and sleight have then purchased at • relection of Is. per quarter O sad seek . respectively. Is other 'rucks there was no cheap worthy mar* NkWINIT, liar 22.—We base a liberal supply of wheat, which, with doe weather combin- d, has led to a re uctlon of tally 2s. per qr. on an descriptions, with 101 l trade. Barley fully support,: late rates, with a aludnrsts quantity on offer. Oats, beans, and peas, ere et W dull. Turmas. MAY 13.—The wheat trade la very dull, and many par. ode are unsold. The prime have declined 2.. per qr. Spriag horn le unehangtd is value. WATlllloltry MAT 21.—Our market t euessteely dull this week; aad, though supplies of all the leading articles in the trade are aborn everything can be bought below the currency of last Saturday. Emitatwoz, MOT 21.—We had in the market today 1,690 qrs. wheat, /119 qrs. barley, 997 qrs. ome, and 215 qrs. beam. There were sold—Whest, 1,458; barley, /22; cote, 921 , and Mane, 166 qrs. Although there vras a fair demand to all kinds of gram in-day, price were easy for all sorts. As compared with lost week Wheat was same re top, and 7d. down on average. Barley was Is. down on tap, and Id. up on average. Oats were Bd. up on top, and 7d. down on &vane. Beam were 6d. down on top. and 6d, down on average. V. heat, 56a. to Ifts. Barley, 35e. 6d. to 455. Oats, Mo. to 32e. M. Pens, 40s. 6d. to 495. Weight of top wheat, 8211 M.; barley, 561ba.; oats, 44411:e.; and beano, 60114. per bushel. MAT 21.—yhesupp!y of..beep aiptil.mte day was 8,203, being I.lll4leas than last week. Demand good, Yd the fall of lost week was folly recovered. Aged blackfa ed wedders in the wool. lid. per lA. current, M. to 9:d.; alipt cheep, 6td. to 7 ed. per lb. Lambs, top mice, 116 s , from 2iewn Maims; current, from 2A. to 254., and down to 19s. per bead. A good clearance. Ms number of cattle was 1,0711, being :22 less th n tart week. Demand Cl., good, and last week's priors fully maintained. Etterme top prices. 9s. fd.; current price, from lie. 9d. to lie. ; si gaudery and in ferior (rem 7a. 6d. wan 6d. per Enoch stone. At the clan a good canes also was effected. Two line bullecks were sold at 10 guineas OWN equal to fully 10e. per Dutch none. We had Is the market to.day 3,20; sheep, 1,036 fat cattle, 241 lean do., hi nti:ch Goers, and 271 pip. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE LIVIIPOOL SNIPS AT F 01.111611 POZIII —FM1:110011 (r), at Germ; Rita (m). at Santander, Emu (m), at Havre, (i and St. Joeeph, at Names; Ann., at Alievnt ; 11..rmony, at Bremen; Carrier, at Tent; Awn Midway, at St. Nasaire; David N•lver, at Sydney. @MAD roa lavaaroo.—RamMene, from Hammen. Hal 6 A 2 C, Cording and N. S. del Carmen, from Santander, Kay It. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Archibald M.Millan (ship), from Trinidad for London, May 14, lat. 46.40 N.. lon. 13.40 W.; out 20 days. Ara (e). May 11, off 0.21.. C01d.% from Lonuon for Madras, March 29, lat. 26 9., lon. 30 W. Earl of Shoftoobury, from Queenstown lor Calcutta, March 10, lat. 106 Maidstone, Spat, for Ca:catta. March 9, fat. 23 8, lon. 27. Orion (ship). nom London for Calculi., April Ir. lat. 2 N., lon. 22 W. Ruby, from Barbadoes lot London, May 6, lat. Si N., 10a.41 W. THE AMERICAN MAIL/S.—LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. —The United Watts meil steamship Ericswin, Captain I.owber (elated for the prefect in lieu of the Pacific), with advice,' from New York to the 10th inst., is now folly due, hat is she Is small, and does not p • the same horse power as the ether ocean steamers, her arrival is not looked tor before to-morrow. The Hord. Mail a earns* Pavia, Junkies, with advice, from New York to tie 14th inst., will probably arrive as won as the Ericsson. Tb- Cunard Royal 'dad steamship Niagara, Captain John L.tich, will tail ea Saturday forenoon tor Boston sad Halifax, with moils and paseemgers. Litters require to be petted in Liverpool before 10 a.m. on Saturday; with the late Ices, until 11 cm., and at the laodir g stage until noon on that day. STORM AT CARDIFF, AND Loss op THREE LIVES. —On Sunday last a soolsot storm visited the tt we of Car diff cad tee meighbolting casts. Tiles and bricks wire ' blown about In all directions, tea a man who was passing by • high Iv uded warehouse at the docks was struck on the head bye thick tile, which severely fracturid his skull, so that his life is in great clanger. One of the chimney stacks of the Three Horse Shoes Inn fell down, and the house wu thereby set on fire, but the Sum a were s on extinguished. Shortly afterwards fur per,one were honey beneath a large chimney track hi Inryinst t t the Queen's Hot. I, and which fell into a court thickly inhab.ted by Irish residen's. One escaped with some severe cuts, but the remaining three, aged respectivay 20, 19, and 13 years, were killed. A jury Ass since returned a veratit of "Accidental death." The slrppine in the roads, being well sbel . ered, rode out the gale in safety. Adverusement.l—AT Mi. MECHea ESTABLISH eters, 111, Regeotatreet, No 4, Leadenball-suvet, and Crletal Palace, are exhibited the deeet leftism:as of kiriesh niantitacterre. la Dreseinsemess, Wotk-boses, Writing-cherry Drwrinshana, aneother Widened utility or luxury etutable for prewntation. A separated.. partiesat for Papier Irasbe Manufactures and Bagatelle Tales, Table Cutlery. Amor.. !Maori, realm's.% strop., Paste, Ike. !tapping ceders execrated. Same pr,oes awned at all the Eetablishrecotr. A New dhow Loom at the hottest-street hrtabliatimeat tor the sale of &metro Flue in spore& fives, and a ...env of eruaies. BIRTHS, MAItitIAORS, AND DBAIIiS. BIRTHS. ANDI . tEAL . 7I4O7I9, at Claphum.park. Surrey, the wife of ,I. C. A;dreaa. Eq., of &Von. ~ BUTI,EL7May . I. at Shwa-square, IWe-wk. the •i'e Of Butttr, Esq., eof t. ios DlVlk—Slay et CFollne,Ulas. Kentish.tosre, the wi'e of P. Davis, Fan., of a atwitter. HATSII!, itD.—Hay 10, at the Rectory, Havant, the wife of the Rev. T. O. Batch.N, ato n. . ISAACBOI4.—May 19, at Parla. the wife of P. Paxson, E.q., of a eon. PAVEL—MeI 19, at Allred-Ow West, Make-Sanwa Mts. r.. raver, of a ion.' PHIPI.S.—May IS, at Chern eke Haute, Wiecheater, the Wif• Of 11. B. Phipps, bp., Captain Hampshire Militia, at a danßlttor• SELOT.—May 21, at Nanle.row, M. James* lb. wife of J. T. Belot, Bp , of a daerhter. SMII.E4.—May 21, at 43, Bodfordwounra, the wife of Dr. Smiles, of ••daugh'er. STIJA f.- May 19, at enttentore Rectory, Rutland, the Hon. Mn. A. Stuart, of a rlangb.er. WARRellf.-11.7 91, at Mornlngton-rota, Regent's-park, the wife Of H. Warm, Erg., of a son, MARRIAGES. 121.0111FIELD—IIINUBER.—rday IS, at the p,rieh ehareh of St Cuthberer, Welts, by the kiitht 1100. and tttitht Rey. Lend Auck. land. turd Stiehl) ot hath and Mello. he Rev. G. J. ISloothe'd, to Gt°MMUS Debella. daughter of A. H. t nub, r, Fp. KIDD—MASON.—May 20, at Cockney, Notta. by the Rea. R. W. WHIM. R. C. KM, jun.. E.g., eon ut R. C hold, trag., of lirde oort,ieete. KeotorgO, tole, tO YOU Jana Win/inter of the late 1,. O. thsaa, el Cuelow/. ILLTOU—DANIF.L—FIay 21, at Bt. Var.eraft, by the Rev. W. Hewer, J. w. M.you , Meg., of Both bill, stattordebire, to Harriet, daughter of W. a. d. Dadal, Eau., of Pleeklenturg.equare. PEARCE—BROWN.—May la, at the countess of Hunbrogdon's Chapel, Roth, by the Rev. J. Owen. John AAA, son of Per. J. Pewee. ot bath. to Sikr 'wet. daughter of the late Hr. W. Proem of Stourbeidge, WoreesterAire. SHIP2I—ABPISALL.—Ha! 10, at Ft. Mary's, Fitkenhearl, be the Rev. A. Knox, W. 11. Ebb's*. E.g.. Lieut. If M.S. Algiers, le Sophia, daughter of the late J. Aspiesil. Esq., ta It riot:amid. TITTIRIMGION—GLKLWILt.—May 20, at He parish thumb. Halifax, T. Titurluaton, ot the Snare, lliagley, to Sum. beta, daughter t.f T. Vedhia, Haitian. WILSON—Vt.' RI rv.-b1.4 21, at the parieb church. Leeds, by ILO Bev. E. Juelot,n Hr. B. Wilson, Jun., to Mary, datigbUr of Mr. Verity, of Sraniliy. DEATHS. BORFON.—IIIay 19, at Boulogne, Jane Raropei, d.oigliter of J. Cot. too, Esq., aged 18. BILANDT.—May 7.0, at Cope! Toiting, Eatherioe. wee of ft. Brandy Bog., aged 23. GLOVER. May 19, at Catrtnidite.villus, Chedentiallt, 311rY Ocoerina, wile of Col. IL F. Glover. LOAT.—May 19, at Cro)don, Surrey, F.lldabett., wife of E. Lost, FN., aged 39, WALPIN.—May 20, heals, wife of D. WM" of Balbao.bill, atd Bread.street. Cheapetda, agi d 73. MEEK.—May 18, at Illracositi, Devon, Bir J. Week. Kot., C.B. PIS 'VIAL—May 18, at Vortamaquare, Emily Isabella, daogEter of S. Penna. Sq. !Tinted and pablbord ha Maims Inn Elmaa. d Ms& Lombard itcroba, is I OUT ad Loadoe. Naar, at tn. nab.. In Lombard anat. la On loadaslat Whitatriara.—lataAT. MAT 23. lard. I r