The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-06 00:00:00

and oar helm was put reterrard. When hurls WO put a starboard the snip came tip to the wind, sad ler nib beget to shake. There were about twelve of us ea the bre castle. sad we called out to theism's's salad as we mad. We did nit tee say perms the bridge es ea the fen- Slet.e of the steamer oa the look.ont. Coroner—Do you (Usk the steamer altered her eetsuw ? - w i tpm—Yea; she put her helm a-port the mai way, r, Sad she cams rto us. It was that that brought her fa eea tut w . We were struck oa the fore part of the main on the starboard side. e i , wwwe —u you know whether the steamer's .spines were gong when she struck you ? S'itues—l do cot essetly, but I rather think they were. , She was is se • minute or so before she backed MUM oat I of the ship. The first person I save on the steamer Wee • Oen I who ease Ole the frreee.tle wAh a laitera. That was after we were struck. I reit tell bow far the stonier wee of *Gen I tint law the light. I cir.ind it perhaps • quarter. t an hour Cr tweet) leuilltee before we erefe SIM*. I sal 1 oonfideut I did rot see arty Dena os the foresestle a the steamer on the look-oet. We were hei:iag be two minas sad then was ample time for her to liar classed as, If there had been any pence os the look-oat end tied b ard rar ens. Corner—What distana do you think you seal en a man of the lookout on such a night ? Witness—About :l or 4 ship's lengths. It sr stadight. After the steno boot dame late the s hip, all hands w h o war ois the forecastle watt aft to clear the steamed Wan sway. We put 2 keels passengers, 2 male passeners,sad some 4 ore boys into the boat, but she go: etre is trap lowered, and we removed the parapet' into the port lift hew. There were three of the ship's array is the poet, mine wet rowed to the steamer, which wee about • mils asd • half to t• • eastward of the ship. Ours was the Int boat that reached the ste mar. Oar tered mate, who was is the boa, said to the coitus, Are you going to render say assistance to the 'hip ?" The empties replied, Yu, I have got • host alongside, with two loads is her." The mate said, • Two hands are eo us ; they could sass so lien" The hem, however, seat to the chip, sad caved the unit mate, four or flee pawners, the carnet -r, sad, I Mink, two of the ship's company. We ell asked the gap tan of the sinner "if he was going bath with the @teaser ;" but he did sot do so, sad still allowed her to drift up with the tide. Hoe was sot steaming. I did not go oa board the steamer. White I 'eked the captain to go ban, he said he must Bret lighters hqe vowel forward, sad pump the ship. After we put the pesengen o• board from the lira-beat, I heard a• seder given for her to go ahead, welsh she did slowly. Te• misuser did sot came back. We sited him to put bask several tan, and he seemed wined et as, and of bed Isegasge. We were aboet aa hour alongside the ship ie the life-bat, sad when a leggir came up they to 31 us to go back with thus end save life. Coroner —Bet levy stay so loop with the Mesmer. Why did you not go back and endeavour to save sore ? Wituses—Benasse the captain of the steelier tele r net te p beck luta he maid take hie steamer with as. The strait gave u a Ise, and towed us to the eastward away Sr... the ship. We this saw a white light, whir wee on booed a Deal boat. The it...., then nipped, sad mat up some rockets Some ma then came from the Deal heat, sad oat of the rads west on b mud the steamer. They mound us to go to irk large best, sad that dm would tow us to their ship. The lugger we. nee damn of. We went to the logger, sod try the, said that we were too Seg. lad that they wield not kw es there. I thew hailed the obienthrt. I heard a nisi from the sterser, bet I onsld aN was est what it we. Tee leer of as fa the heapalled arida the steamer for tea minute., but en seal an overtake her, and we therefore c serheled she was woke atheni. Pte west away from r W. thee Vnoun Felkesteee Note. We amid just see them. e feat the harbsur hair-past eleven. Onaser—Did you an go beck to the wreck ? Wilma—We did sot know when sr was. We had gees tiny from her. Caner—Did yes , e• saythiag die matter with dm ,leaner 10 prevent her gels, bask ? Wilds—l did sot. They ve.:rie shiftiest the cargo from the Ism aimpartmat aft. Wren we loft the rear we nal Mee bees some for or he. ales lies the wreck ; we had deified with the tide. I did set pit ea heard the etemsrit. I was is the t oit all the time. Heard that she was saki.g wallet ie the ton compartant. I heard them ramping es baud. Oise of the men the sane with me to Fenian, la the lifeboat rot out abut two eideek is a Vti lad toe wre.k, bet ...id not as. saythiog of It. ass jay—Tbe last Ise. of Captain Cumin was writ I left; he was Iridium the poop. H. wee on the forepart of the ;sopping. ord -re when tee steamer smack the skip; he had jest come out of the cabia. By the Ceroesr-1 heard him give orderflo' . laid up the mina, het which c old a o be done, as the, steamer was over it. He also gave orders o the chief man to clew easy the rata. I thick if motor had tees as the lon eagle of the steamer o• the look oat they must have herd me hailing. Jest as we were lois( away the ship was raving over. Than wen a gnat essay people os dick; but I deal Oink three parterre. Celan Sieben Burchier, neater of the Ilsegortoo, mew sierser, was thee hilted , and kende bees swore sad duly cteCoised by the Conan, he deport as follows—Os Sudsy eyries my reel, which woe is a loners from Limerisk to Lantos, was off Yolkes . on at 7.46. shoat rig is seer man from the skein. The weather was lie, little ban, but en mash. Wind BZ. by li. We were aseeseng at the rate of skin limos aa hoer. Had a sail up. Comas—What ease had yos ea deck ? Whew—The bas es. a was as desk &Meg' with lie wash. It was my liana, het I had gen della into the alibis to at the chart, end left the bostriwais in *kern of the desk. There were On es desk. I saw the Irk Fonsked lights lost ma 1 sod the mate kit the bridge. 1 did set Own the light of say vessel appeasers,. I heard the bestawsia sell out, "Poet the helm. ' I used the mate them both raa up ea desk, ad I saw • vessel is oar port hew. agar was oho Om ? Witamo—Alorat • slue. Meath from ma. Oar holm was still Fermi. 1 mor • momeo load Marlin woo is, bow, •n.l ao I aotiamt Mu oho was Wooly to arm Is ottlioion with so, I tam onion dtroctly a Him OS MONO. Sid iltorwarda to tack Ma Ws CNN 111 lb* *MOM wale otoppod, sod it woo Won we streak 1 dimmed them to back tutors. I ran is to tho faromitio of is, mail to aro what damp woo ems; I had so light with ma 1 saw the ship wa• any mash injurer, sad I ~bad mu boats to be gm ready to p taker. eereaer—How kap did yes bee( IS to the 'hip ? Wlterre—About 10 eeleotor. We had to beck at fa pewee W Est oleos of the ship. We bed roar Unto, sad I wan* ell of them to be lowered. We bed beaked her oak lei Ike tawsd adisad sad sans eider the wore ol Ihe wad. Oar lasitsr boat thee west of sad bomb& Ono parearee. Mat I see% say low easy. Oes wool saided okapis Ilse thes• Isms Os going dews below I hued tayr yodel ism to We weter's *doe. sad water wee maim ate the fere eowpartwees I thee ordered the Menet@ sad mattresses believes to., we. to be shoved leer the bow to step the leek. and sloe the arum sal el slap. It did aot step the leek ; the seta kept c lap epos es. Oss vessel is balls Is sompsetamais— Orwrearr—Wbat did yea en el airship all tkis time ? Witsees—We kept by kw, sad Oa last we pew of her wee &lost 10 <o'clock We were iirldlai. ma mall sot Ilse ear sepias, a we were 'Pettifog dews se the keel, sad the pope wesld sot keep her free whitest tho esonse-psupe. Whoa 1 lam aw the ship, at 10 e'sleali, I scald pet drab plebebe mete, at which time we alibi ken bom • mils or • ogle aid a half to the eastward el bar. CereasrupWbea were yea te sae per mean? Wilder—Not wail 11 o'clock, Wilft we bad pt the skip liskteesd leeward by eluftlag tbe .s, of We bed 23 of the skip's ossapay, sad aim et lb* peoreapers-32 Is all. bed 25 fa splinter, sad 34 paeans. v.. Wheel we pa lb* saps se work, we kept Weals ebore, ewe were awakes sin e 4 the vessel Mahler. I buret a blue Lien s.d rockets, whisk bonen s Deal boat on as sod I direeted him to go law dire:sties el the ship wi:h the ship's awe 111& has). I believe Wes of my beab west te the wreck. I seat fear beads la • beat. I also brat sorther heel with twr beads. We deemed up quite does to Deal ad west's% itassegale keebeer. I ems fearful of sty vowel giallo. Ovate' the eseepastrotret burettes. 01111081-..AtO you este the Wallowa* sad watch wen ea ilook Witees—Yee. I is. Peter Preform, btatsosin so hued the Meerses stseisse, sad Mr. Henry Grey Ray, • passeoper os baud the Josephine Willis, were moo essantood. At We Asp of the procordialts it was prepossd to •djwra the 'sawn to order to possum the evilness of oboe pee. engem Thet wee seeordr•Rly weed apes. asil the to esetiestion was sdjear•ed fora +sok. Smog other bodies of the I assengen keys bees wad ohm at Walser. TN' est Sallow Moos Willa him bees tweaatt gip lisagarea. • boat w at Draw. erow of tho Alp immobile, Rinsesls by tho •lomw son mos boo laded -- iassirresa Mr orml MA. By. Miss Xi,. Walter Wright. WiMira Nova. Wass Walla*. Gown them. C. C. Flosirg. J.... BCOU. William 1111066, N Freda* Vag. semare. Wilms Wore, asessa. ADM Ramiliesemila. ham 11•1116 serma. 'yin. SIMOISS. W.ii - a; °massy, maimaa. Maw Greisb 18111111111. Joie ihemblie. amok Op*. wen. Ilmeramkgrftausgelim &11111. Tao Neter. M,. Clayton, first oMear. Mr. Pltilpott, orroaa officer . Mtn*, boat weir . Tnl:. boatawoieraaato. Xiairttos, Deanna. -- Jaw**, taaitaa. ssiess. and—r,. Own* Crows% 'gin Diets, sorims. Jobs Alba. somas. J. Holgisoss, mous. Anieept the pampa by the Peninsular sail emer 811.4 e, ebieb mined at Sentlmmense yeeterdey. was Ow ra• Itesnie, E•el , lava Governor of IWO Yakima/ Weans. He applied to be alipernmilde odd lift the " ki s" Woods I,ar scathe sia:e. kavisc bees off 'kat 1f es the Meson bon.. Tbe slap is whisk llr. Klaus loss softie' 1_" E NO's , ' Pot Imo Lashes, sad be Ilse leek promo to Diotimortee to tke Sanaa. Preview to Yr. Amin Mavis,/ the Falkland Woad, kis SOMINDIPI, Cartels Mew, bed arrived. THE MURDER IN 80HO. CORONER'S INQUEST The ',Ulna heard yeststdsi was as follows : I Jobe Jones, father of the demsasod wow, sad read father of the shildrea, was the lost witness exualaml, bat was so mash affeltod by his whim that le was at first anablo to speak. Mtn a time, he said be mw the bodies of t h e daesessd, oa Beads', after the maiden were sem mined, sad had • strong disiaeliaatioa to look spas Nom spas. Ho, how.ver, yielded to tha wish of the termer, and, proessding to the dead has.., soca afterwards returned ' sad ideatifled tho bodiee in a formal gunner, but not with out the display of soneldersbis agitation. Hs then wont as to any that the deemed woman was she wife of William Bosofisld, who was of so ossupation at all. Witness had kept him fee maim years sines he married the doesesed. sad hi 16d aim done a day's week slam. He had lived epos what wiener allowed him, sad what was brought ia by • tobeessalet's akep kept by kis wits. Inspector Dodd said It bad some to his knowledge tbat Benefield had bad himself taught French polishing, sad bad cards printed to thst effect. Wittier, perhaps, lead tot gotten that fast. Mr. Jones sold it was no such Haag. Hoesfield bed loused suck a trade, _or, if be bad, be had worked at it day in hie life. Douala had formerly lived in the shop and parloor of witness's hams, 4, Puttied-attest, Bobo, witness himself heats in the Ant floor of that house. Bousfleld and his wile lived saga very good terms, except that Mace the birth of her third child the deceased mosses bad daily begged of him to seek fee some employment by which to support his family, isdependeat of he father. Witaies sever keow them really to quarrel at all. On Be turday seeming, about hob-peat tea, witsess saw Boasield staadiag I. ble parlour and *eked ban when his wife was. Boa.fleld said she was gone out tor the butter. He seemed theta elm sad cheerful, sad witness did not see him again that night. About 11, or half past ii, the wife mime la 'sweats, sad playing with her sod wittier left ken maize to her mother, whoa he went to bed. The other two sitildren had been embed mid put to bed by their me tiler, ready for loads,. About 7 Veloric she sent monies wittier was awoke by Impetigo Dodd endeavoarlag to et um admittance to the bask pariema. Winer got up, sada the prints bolt of the parlour deer, rushed fa, sad allies oat, reosived ate asswer. He theta put his hand ea him daughiee's face, sad drew it back covered with bloat (Sessaties.) The keyhole of the door was ported up ea the eiellehle, totem the draught off the bed, and the key wee la Imo look ea the wide. The door being locked, Boos- Amid mat have pas eat through the shop door. The three Aldan ewe !sea, s roil sa the mother, two being oa the bed with her, mad sae cm a bed by itself. Hy a juror—Wham w positive Boutdeld sad hi wife had not quarrellel ea Saturday sight. He wee hem* arils: then nasal, sad trivams iategiaed that he was net 'agog. 4 at the theatre on that eight, bat meld ant ray positively. For what whams ham, &grad' nasally slept with his wife. Alfred Fudge, 68 F, repeated the evildoer rhea by Wm on lloeday ss the Marlbeeeagli Petiaratest, as m the last of Bonsisid presentass blossff at she awe mem Petite wades ea &Battey aseralas, end otelacbinesitap as a pri wiser, tor baring wureesse be WO. as sprigged be be la very peat treseie ; but wielpleilleslittiOt Say wbmber be waives*: or act, and did age modes eletabse b. appeared I. have bees up all sight. hapset., Dodd, F divides, repeated be alines of tits previous day at Marlborough-sweet. There was a wound war the jarelar vein on Boasialsre makes it be bad at. tempted to destroy himself, sad his kit bead Wee also it acd severed wish Weed. I — laiii•te - r - liedd mimed the broken beadle sad blade of • rime, 1101/1111114 with bleed, sad alma I chisel, is a similar matittiee, found en ths bed with the bud yof the 'murdered • orue, the eight of which suited a good deal of shudder ing cariosity mania the spectators. By the Coroser—Boasfield when be pre himself up made so ress.rk is (omission with the wooed oa his owe seek. Nor rid be may saytbisi about the Mildees. By ajator—ilt was traponible to say whether the bed on which Mrs. Bonifield's body was bad bees slept in that sight, as iiirsrythiss sea is a eery coafatied state. By the Comae-1 have Got been able to sesetais whe ther the chisel sad razor belo -ged to Massif or to awns elm I malt his breath, bat there we Go sign of dtbk Most him, Makeup be was seek _and ladled. A jam been eesseved that as ffield was net pre sent, it was gillsalt se establish bis Tee Omartessehed Mat liende l l i Ve lail lailly was tally that he had Wilms* Massa( up se Lopata h Dodd, the hod ism glees widows @pima him a police emit. Mr. James Hadawsy, p 6, Beswiekiftes4, described the mettles and e.aditioa ia whisk be heed the bodice of the Sseesosil, wham sailedby laspeermt Dell MSit the home in Pertlesd strew, en Swerlay mor be.. Cambia G. Value, 88 F, gave versaineadve reidenes e te the madam of Beeslield at the Bew-emeet station. Oa &meg semaing Measeeld oohed to be 0 bided outright," sad that a dieter might be mat te " kis gam wife." Mary Ann Bersbett, Helot h the secesi-Sser back, 4, Portland-street, where the asides beek plash desired that ski hod been there tire years. At tame they had words, primipally through his being eat if employ. On Saturday maim, at half-past 12, withers rapped at the parlour deer, sad said she wanted two hurtles of Inwood. Ms. Beerlield replied "We are is bed," sad raid to her kmbend, " pm rise, ad get it ?" Witness did not bar his answer ?rat Mrs. Berit.ld, Is the tees cheerful mine, mid " I will leave it et leer deer at cis VOW& is the moralag." By a junr—He was net a driaking num. Sy _another jame—They were am on the test af terms at bnekfist as Saturday savenkg ; bet witness did set knew et any later queer& They had artslept together k a r s Eteethe until Tues day night WA, whim they made a , slept in the memo bed. Wits.. heat, that wee *los but it we without mum. Whams ha often beard him my within the last fortnight, sad eimcially is Tuesday last, that she made tee free with We eteleiesse. He did am like her to speak Si the young Nun Wm Owe late the Mee to buy *an. She we very giseennt womea ha the ship, sad maay people would bay .f We, sad am of him. Mrs. Ileesibeld at wee mid e i r l ti e r " Is set here Mafght," when erg he la, Gad said " Oh, pee, here he is." He was imbrue all—of SIN ON mere Ikea snether. It was en Filtial males be MIN in usemmestoolly. He kW dam se Wm. Beesleld we pretty fend of kis eididne, bat see ineessinity se. Jibs Sew ressiled—ldeatilled the shied predated as em thet be hitless se Basellald &beet • year age. m=rilHead wed that be had au sae net meant who itsee sta Mm the primer left Ms employment at the Wean ember then meal ea Seta:day sight ; bet the Inikaues eseseer a s h themary. Jury deckled that farther edge... was The meow that named tM, and the iary, Wilmot wed Wilful mariar" spbst THE LATE PALL OP HOUSES IA THE - iw: itoi-D: ADJOURNED INQUEST. The inquiry int* the circumstances sandhi, the fall of dwinlosp-Itomoos I. the New-red, by tot IA Elisabeth Wyse eine by hot &stk. woo ronsinon yosmortlay et the 'Wheat sad Caste. Kleforemd, Casolos-tmws, baton lb. Willey. wooer. After osaimknog onaetwo, Tb• meow rostoskod—Aftoo Noe ovt.iomoo of Ow miens au ,it nullobbeesseasy tbet the jet, ebeekt ieet sertleroreth.r. (Wet Ile sew set. while oomtidoell Relief wholemeal' revelers. It appeased tint .. °Maki sorsa ass reopealbli for Orbs es ebred Is , ameba le tbe parties vibe tr. re Wormed t) take motion. Asti site tbo as to No Mar of taw wset , wr et the tal• tie fat el essasesase cs a =lt omptamod Oat Woo wo• so gulp& lin to say am Eft s = lonise ommottkrod for a aunt tine, maned • moil* of " Asoidostal ANAL" RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday tiro following bills for railway aos=a4 ratios awl ot►rr parsons pond du =Wain is staselisi orlon: BWAIIIIIIII 'ALB RAILWAY—TO Mat& the COMM, make eitellaall sad beaseits. LOXDON a 800.111 WBSTSZX RA1L1TA7...411 .•to • limo ben Yeovil to Ritter, to b•oallod taw biter la voodoo. —• PooIST 07 DIAN CINTILAL RAILWAT.—TO nein, • railway bass the &oath Wales, war Besrvtfl . Is audios* Vali* , is tba Torwt of Doss, at as totinivol with of 65,0001. 8111111WIDDST AND HIZI7ORD RAILWAY.-.TO LISPONNII the sad oomposp's sopital, to smog* so to lihrows`mtry station, to woken Wad& The ethos lidorawss6 wars—Ahorisos sod !koalas Yid- MM Justin Doman sod Arloostit *away Camp. olso. the LwAssidows sod nwhihilloo Railway, DM, loodiss liod woy bigy . /nab* Or. Woodwo rth ysarth anta Paton eftatorsa W atm. owl Won sod ilkos Bowl. ThoOloolon Mr* sod Dittos Prim DM** &oda did sit ow* is soma soolisieol portistalsr. At the weal genteel meeting of the hamburg Free Trade iesselenea. Mitten Saturday led. a valuable deo of plus we ..I.d by 'sleeved ...soot to Mr. Mar eveaves. orbs led for many yeses de seentary .ad one if doe pisdpil peemiesoe el do objesee Ode senentien, rod who bee low essiesomi sbe dais. badge ben mudded bee Mojoetro Vlse•Coneal as fiaanarg, dos erase Wool beak /eq.. nninael. t Ailvimßism;ata--AT KB. Moosts Ir/WWI4 insam I% i54444/seat. 04 4. Ladrislidemd. emil amid ram. an iadddli do bad tires wiseirmod la Oradwaria. liabldrid Dowsiptip. Midler media *I udligrt don premillow • Thi v io r4 1 = ke Itelorldoki Illosidede lid T•lii Dram dirwe, ildld=ds. I misemorml. dm* prit=at di dr Berbadimar. rre Orr We at the iset-a0.41 Ilailibeint he as NY of tram !dr Is spar, dron• mid • weld, et ailork THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1856. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. War of wheat was the deter of Mrs. Barnes, sod two young Bea wed Ushcart, were also of the tarty; sad it appeared that they enjoyed themeelves dub, the day, and, la esasequaes of it being a wet night, it soma bnlated that the patty should reseals all eight; sad the mom went to bed shoat sae o'clock is the Sight of the 26th of September, leaving the mea fa the sitting-room, when they reeesised all sight. Oa , the following morals( the primes west tl Ws employment, w►eh was that of asset of format 011ie is* fulls we lcome In LeedeaballUreet, sad in the warm of the day the doomed sad her sister west oat, sad Is the shown they both pomaded to the residues of the primmer at Bethaal-green. The primer OM OM about fuse o'clock la the alums,. sad he mute some ecu : pistol et the Nadia of his wife with regard to aildrea, sad M appeared is a very wild sad exalted state. Re was asked to go beck to Yr. Button's to take tea, sad be at fleet refaced, ►at at lag* cemented to do eo, sad they all proceeded la a esti to the home la Ohara street. The deceased sad bar inner weal bile the bed-roes sad almost immediately afterwuda the primmer followed thus, sad it appeared that be almost immediately attacked his aahappy wife with a hails, Nabbed her fa levees! places shoat the body, sad sae of W state peastrated the heart sad sawed tamest immediate death. • It append to be proud that the pri soner was gives to very iatemperate habits, sad that he kid true tees slushed by delirium tresseas, sad there was so doubt that be had bees drlakiag a mess both os the Clitimmee-day sad oa the following day, whoa the fatal sourrease tick place. All the wit nesses moaned is statist that the prisoner Gild bitad a gut extreordinery sad sauna apparatus, both oa the preview day sad en that whoa the set was uwitilted ; sad the samosa who was sailed la apes the mules stated that a mesa who wee given to drink, sad who had bees Masked ►y delirium tremeas,would be very *abject to be suddenly steadied by W ease disorder while nadir the 'alum* el drish, sad the fast of hie sitting up all night, sad Wag deprived of rut sad sleep, would be likely to seselents sash an event. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. INTOMIS AT MN MN IP lONIKATEL-111/023 CUNT SOMA MINT AND DMA/ TWAT. ZOPPlit O. 1:111011L-TII LATI 11A3 AT MOM ZOSSILL'S. - - The was so antes to recover damson for false inprieos• neat, sad the deteadast pleaded sot guilty, that a Ere enerred at Kean. Scott Ramon yard as the 11rd Kay last, by whin a looting battery wee desnoyed, that the deindaat was interned that a penes nesabliag the plaintiff was nee new it ea the ecoasioa of the ire, sad that being isforated that the plaiatiff wain feet that penes, he gave bin lab custody. Mr. &treat Sykes sad Mr. Peens appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. /dun Janes for the dafeadaat. It appeared that the plaintiff was a shipwright, living at Limehous, sad that the dehadent was the mayor to Moen. Scott Reseal. The plaintiff was employed as a contractor in the souse of building • Audit battery at Masan. Scott Rusell's,aad his soatract was to do work whisk wild meant to 4,0001 , the whole cost of the battery, is dspeadoatly of her stews sad uuaoeat, beiag abet 60,0001. In the early part of last year the plaintiff had a disputa with Masan. lkott Result as to a palliest of 1121, whisk ha clainiod, sad la esassqnsnes he was discharged, and west to work at Mr. Yowl's. Oath* Brd of May the Ire I:apposed, and the plaintiff was gives latouritody Input the chugs of having est Are to the battery, sad afore having bean detained for sane tints was discharged. It was inpostibis for hiss to allow this serious chirp to re main haagiag over his head, and, thirster*, the moral mules was busied to vindicate his character. After some faithss sit loots to settle the natter, the fal lowing witnesses wire ailed: Mr. Leyte. idward Hopper, the pitfall, said—l ant a shipwright. Is the meat► of Nutter, 1854, I attend hits a rostrest wit► Mews. Wort Hassell for lading the labour is, hulas( a floatiag-battery. I was to be paid *beat 4,0001. Kr. Dims is the managing man, and Ik neaded of Mr. Lester, his foreman, 1121. I wild sot get it, bat I got 9W. in the svesieg. Afterwards I west to ass Kr. itamell, sad the gets was shut against me by the defeadset's miles. I this went to work at Mr. Young's. The ire bapposod es the 3rd of Key. After my dissharp I had *seer bees near Mr. Heasell's yard. Os the 3rd of May, is the arising, I meat first to rho Onkel public-hoses, sad aftetwards to Lissekosse ; bows Bret, sad afterwards to my male Jobe's, sad this to the Victory pabik.hease. I got bomb at Mao o'dock, se new as etwkl be. On ✓aesday the flab of May, I was arrested sad takes before Mr. Ingham. I was remanded for a walk. Bail was offered sad passed. I wee &Hermes& takes befits Mr. Yardley. I want wain before the magistrate, Kr. Yardley, sad was disabused. I was 14 dale is Clerkeswell gas!. Mr. BrHeat's', la his address to **jury for the deform, urged that the primmer at the time the met was committed •as aot is a mate of misd to be responsible for his sets, sad be called upset them to owlet him oa the groaad of la malty. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW. STREET. ANOTIII TICIIIT-01-LLVIII MAX. William Myers, who aloYe RN bolt with a slight foreign West, am charged an implants of stealing • gold watch from the pulsar of Hr. howls Hart, alothlm, germs of Newtaithestriet sal Holywell street, Straad. It emend that as Wedmeday lest Um primmer called at Kr. Hart's, to look at seem clothes, mist that ho wee Om to Australia and wanted a oresplate outfit. Kn. Hart, who was Mundial; to the shop at the tans, showed Ina into the parlour to try some things on, and, impressed by his respectable appearance, aka had no hesitation fa leaving him alone Is the mem, while she hotbed some maw from the shop. After tryieg au a variety of articles, and etlectieg sows which, he said, suited Wm, he told her he hid mot time to namplato hie Putekslwe thus, bat if she would lay those aims aside fog him km would all Ilona I. the swum of Um day. He west away, and eke saw no more of hi.. Ia the gonna of thu day oho mimed • gold watch frost • box as the top of a Man of drawers is the parlour, cad hag midden fell an the foreigner —wit eitbstasillag lie respeetable appearesee —as he was the only paten who had beta In the room. The nest day eke mesived interstitial' from Kr. Manifield, a watchmaker la Margaret-wrest, that • porton =swiss the priaemes diesriptien had oared • watch for ale to him, which gemapeadad Is meg respect with the as, elm had lat ebe at use. gam inlogiestlan to the pailee, mid the phew was apprabeeded by polleamew Holmes, P 60, who recognised blea by daseriptiew He is wall Loma Ito the pollee, has bees transported, and has 'sly newly returned wpm a ticket of lame. • small quantity of gad loos bead upon Mu was also Idaatilled as having been Maim from Kr. Hart's. Crow-exessieed—l left t►e work cm the lltb of April. I sad my nadir were at the heed of the giag of shipwrights. We did net mil leave is a body, we were hosed our. There had beat a dispute so to whirl's, we had draws tee 'web now. Wolter, as ea-polieeasa, tato:shoed a* to sly ant:mg is t►is sodas. Willer bat sabiceseed the wit- WNW. Nathuiel Howls —I as superiatendeat of the IC &Mein of pollee. 1 took the plalatiff tato saltily on the Sib May. I fend ►im at We bone, which is shoat two miles tram Yana Sant RumsWs yard. Mr. Dizen was the penes who me the charge. Crormzuained—l was at the ilie about half-ram able. My imprisons is that it wee willelly onsed. I formed t►at opinion, Inn the eireassetaan of the battery being 'lased apes large plasm of timber that mould sot be *Gaily Ind. The Ilse begin onside the vowel. Oe oar arrival the vessel ass aavehend l■ limn, sad the whole of the shores IMO an ine. Denied an opines that Manuals's natter bed bow wad to set it ea Ire. I reported the foots ea the fel/owing neiraing to the sonaissiners Opine, mad resolved lastmetion to penman inquiries. I saw Cooley on the Bth Miley, I Wine, sad he made sentiment tone. I dinned that ha sad oae of my mu should visit the skip ped. is the aeighboarbcol, to identify s pens he had spokes M. Cooky ind se the planing. Ipm divesting *kat, as his Sadly, the man, be sheald eons at Imes as am, sad the polisensa amid flow the man pentad eat. Thai en dam, and the plaintiff was taken ins ennedy. I steered him myself la the hest beams, tad dioramas Mr. Dina signed the sharp. Mr. Dina had Lest beard all the fast.. Cooley ✓ated that be na late the yard to save men tools ; that ia his burry he is. Rant a windlass, whisk Weight him up, aad asiandi him to leak to the left, when he observed a was apparently eadeamariag to somps bon the yard; that the Gan leaped ea to a balking, sail se get lots an adjek lag yard. It swarm ! to sae to be the lily way In wale► • penes meld retreat wishing owns' Is mann with per son who were gong to the ire. Cooley said lie wad ldatiry W man. Ks. Dina did moth's' but sign the chugs skeet. Primmer was immediately reeorafred by Mr. Maas maistaat. Ho bad beta at Mr. Mansfield's twice.—ease with the welsh, and ease premiessty to offer ream Bold lam for tale nimanded for Author isqoky. HOUSE OF DAY.) The SPLIII look rho dais shortly Site' two °Via. Mr. Losooonoss to* the Wks sal his mat ea his re-sisotioa isr Tamales. Bt—Coolay appostod to tau to to as twasionod to stabile inert awl bs behead is to ale plaintiff's Idea step. Ms. Salamis* lei to sok kiln tba goalies now bolt doom lima. lio also laid M saw a swan Ito sad a dew sparks at tko bows oldie Towel obis ba int @WA, tom his window. Ido an know wbotbar tM In mold bo was bus Slat wisdom. Whew Cooky aims to ina ea die Sib MI said, "I Moo food lam" I asked it lio was tits saa, sad be said "Yea." [Loft dam.] Wilder Ileseer—l was as the oth cr May at the Than Polka Cori. I beard Orley eraird. I saw Mr. Dina time, sad beard his may to Cooky ea the mead koilritlh "Tom rest swear ts cm or to re ether." Diem added, "Yoe bad better smut to the 'mai ar, .he k • troublesome teller." (A lamb.) Cress. markett—l an • Pike. I Wm as ehorp—l an " private." Isr my eira iseiftr, sad keep ao must. I 'soapy Arse near. Weller 'armee* re. I sestet say be is • disarmed palieseer. 1 bed a litde berme s I. Inalielirphall Widli Mr. Wallin sad so seateraleated the smelteries to kir at the Mitre, I. Chaseery-lame. I spoke et it bruise I hoard the ratter maraca. I weal late the polka-tdes bums I was periag, sad saw • mititade of peers Sher. I swear that Mr. Dizea was pressat—wes the am who odd whit I bar speksa to. It hammed whoa he wee sera late the mart. He watt Is with Cooley. The Clad Jestiss—Now, be metal, ter it it ahead tam at that be did met pp ire the polka mit with Cooky, it will go bard with yea. The isemea et Mikity rid that try did set holier this wham; ad tatthse, that they thirekt that rem was att rare at all ea the pert et Mr. Dirs. The Chid Jostle; Vim& that It was thapokas to p ea thee that Istimatles. Ms. Ilerjeast Eyler agreed that It wee melees to early the ere funks, and Wt be weld Inbuilt is be seekeelted. ♦ smosit was we iwilwEl7 Mena. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. • THIS DAY. OLD COURT. At the &deg st the wart, Charles Wolves, the yeses was who Meade shamed with the weeder OM. yes *est at the bee le plead to the elapse. Ile sneered pleked, mein set ssessesesed. sod es kit bass skid is the mast Ilan whether he wee guilty or set guilty. it Atet eat " Ositty," but etterwerde, dt s quite weer, " Net 'silty, eie." He ens ties reesse ad iron tbs bar. Tlie trial was aetesqueady /zed to take plus ea Timm day wastaisg. Desist Mitsbell Derision. Come William Gerdes, sad Jamb WWl* Co)., were Ass pissed st tbs bar is pies& se es logleasest fee aleolemeasesr. Yr. Wads, QC. , who, with Yr. BeCathie. SPPeagei Or die yreereoties es behalf a the Cerpwaties it des Chy et Leaden, mid that is tide ere, atter s full awslientin a ell the heft, he sad hls learned triads hid senate the eseduies that it would set further the aide a Nabs by aseeeding with the masa indietaest. The primers were elnaly sada , astenek ad It a essvietion should take plass, se farther yesishaest would be isiliasie Veidisei of 244 Owl were dm Woe. Till lIIIBDIR IN TEE MINORIIS. Timms William Jobs Conlon. c 9, ins ladisted kr tboi wrlfel nudes of Ids wife L.Y. Crripa. Kr. Payee priereeted. no prwmg we isholol by Mr. Dalloado• sail Kr. P. H. Lewis. Tim facts M ibis siMaaabely ems hays hems Elms vary es sestly sal It will ls ....wary to siva Me winds of th• ',idlest Is detail Tlis passes sod ths sehaM /eased It sprayed had has mandel &best lIIVIS rem mad it meld sera Mat they did we Nye t•ry bandy tardate Os Christmas day emy was IS . Met at the boom a XL Berms am syslaims is Motel deaf, Mismise ♦ Ms. led ass. Perms. dm COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARXLANE.—THIS DAY. T. weeds of all amatioirms i tinda am ilevs been dad. wait the ensepiles of and Tondo oats, of ebb* eal Imo bus Mar& The Thad trade wee &di at tho &Was INSIMIS Maids y lett. Ikatey add ad Mt pardon* ehaapee them IS that day. O. were H. to. la avow .1 the bold. Boast sad pas in -& ARRIVAL DM LONDON MON TOL 4 TO nit. e. aslstai. teeter.Pergr. r, " " MO I Oats life lie liii 41411 I 4010 Mar, WO smoke. . benvis. MINCING LANK-THIS DAY. The markets gamerally maltose to wear a Tay dull ap panage. fittoas.—The paths sake of forst* an programing heavily. Correa —There haa set beta a peddle sae is-Jay. Tara.—TM 'market meals* Mall. Rics.—The peed* sales were bought is, as UM!, were nes Were at the full prime of yesterday. firms old at molar Wen is paha sale ; yapper mad dem at rather lever pries*. fkoo Pikll. geld at Us. to 275. 6d. Corms.-200 balsa sold yesterday ; prim we authored. Saga seadases oat.( denied. TALLOW MARKET—TIM DAY. The minket is ilew tisday, with sot wash t.U.w offering. Tows tallow is quoted 665. Bd. ; Potashtiro Y. C. ow the spot, 68 a. ; Pekoesy W Mush, 6Ba. ; Mush to Apra, 665. BOROUGH HOP MARLBT.—(THIB DAY). Nom. Patteadas sad Smite, htp-fettoro. report time d.esood for bop 'intimate peed et late priers. 'COAL MAREET.--THDS DAT. wens lad Beimldyll's Nettie, 17a. ; Walls lid Btowert's, 18.. Od.; 6 true ships lit .oast TRAFFIC ItNIVENS. Lin.... MON Pro INIMIIII ei nt s, %It W aim Wadi eras W b. I. A II e l m 4. 4 eliasistril asullt ale .. •- Week ladles Feb. S. Oral arsabotar ial 7= hiselles. mad AlWades - Week sattoglib: -- . -. SEW rad tWeali Sawa — A letter frees Rome, is the Corriere Meressaile of Clean, aseeeoese that the Contest d. Sew, wall-keeire I. Talkiest desks it sheet te be married kr the fear* time. Bares de Kasha, Pretelui Miaow t 1 the Caen of Maples, le meadeeed es her Vetere hatbeed. MARINO-MON HOSPITAL. The hehhel date nestjeet isowitl by the conwittos of this billisihnolimus that la the mew of the hot yo ,ar 17,113 bawd sills per sows win whaitool as tso hooka *a solh‘ at a coot of 2,7241.4. ; of demo, 1 101 won isisilsols. sal 160112 won esteplitiorit4 (easy of whom wrn hisibt4 at their awa lisomor, sad the mass fit won rosinssitiihshboolop _of horns sad to Moir osmotic= foe the owlet sf Tito othhaittes halm bows orilMoll M pool& sone additional wards teethe bies, whim ern ms le stesetseeteely teeeted spot frees the add s , an roily Cipaal ler the seeiseese shiNiee b tits feeds which will he fortsiewl to Wog In sow wards Ist.> wend 000ro. ties. This samba of sans of enisat sad salads 1. jades loosetlit to the hospital, dads, the put year. was SASS. Tko lostitrein boo bees tho mew of reeherire relief epos 244,206 silt met es* pawn hese he ortabliohtsat is 111111. - - DITSTAL PALACII-2112611111 kit six soft &hulls,. Tab. 2 lesiiiks swam *he bolder., 6.387 ; scareN U 4 fiadakikers 11111.16 AL LatarrAL PALMMINIMUNG DAT. FM 6. eohifrisse ea poposek nom deka% 221; asid. NIL 6214811 LISTS.-21118 DAT Two otOsAtai. The railway @hare market to-daiit Wirer jet. In many of the chief stocks a decline of shoat 1 per asst. has olearred. Business is uiet. London and North Western is quoted 1001 to t; Great Western, 66 to 1; Midland, 89 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 to 1; Caledonians, 28 to 1; Booth Restriva, 181 to #; and Great Northern., 221 to 1. Great Western of Canada shares remain dull. ORDINARY SHARRA AND STOCKS. Isle Wave to 1 p.n. 134 11•Int,;rift... D. elne.Wohis Vaartißey D► de. Y. M.. gems( god Naar .... Omer od agybril Oak led loseles Dolls ad Waft J Dud. PreLoad/LberdJ. bit ban Doom Doi.. Om a De. ND 11. 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W i alinEE (losola mi bl a 1 =4 ,, WNW Lim lakooktkOmeL) I I ytOYllindlard= levreelet Bury • C L A= =r id Nartheesklmiwripiot rrpw iel art. ftaim tWyro(UsALa. 621.WalUdarsiTat) I MY a a Wriadi Omni iontabierms 11semsolory soil Illamard MIN" to MM. awn; Wow Val, /14 lllli MY i ili loam 47 0 $0 $1 14 71 1 l ii aids 4 9 ii r 49 50 I 13 114 IN IS TS 71 a 47 a+ IN, 9 70 ii II I Ms SI de par - 1 37 If ID Si Si 4 4 --p. I MAUL no In U 7 109 so IS IN Of Is 97 11l He I iPa ill 14 P. N SG us 1111 IN 110 IN 100 I . IP. 6 N N N N 76 N Sy 10 10 1 10e 0 0 7 71 ll{ 90 lIPi 144 9 1 104 111 1,10116 I Ip. 11l IU set 11 -- 07 de 4 4 S. 14 IS 23 4 $4 I Ili As ISe IN 38 — 11; N IN ti N 4 ii al N N N N id " 13 I 3 ne lii 1.7 111 i ii li a ts £YIIIICIID SAILWAYL Wadi Orstral p. aNt.. 1178 71 71 De. 7 por oat 1173 71 10 Do. 7 pis seat. (Pow 101) .„ lON 13 II De 1011 Oa. Nom. II deli ...... 3 I die 210101$0 Ontrat. per not. ... ISM 14 NI .omusl par mot. Mark hod) 1013 It 11 Ds do. 7 per coot. gosysrUbli 11111 N N Do. do. • Yeektiale? p. ant K 1 1 012 71 71 do. 171 do. lid Matt. „. 1.111 18 II Do. go. N.lir heel 1171 Nll Ms sad Vis.7p.o.lo.ano Wed d 00.1172 71 77 O Do W . sad Illea do. led bd Mort. Dismb D P00ryt.15.4. d0. oestral M. Id MOM@ AIS 10 II O. lad M O ... $2 sod lirobrit &Id MO% ira matipea. P. peg 11117 MI xi 16$ MONEY MARKET',-ISIS DAY Two o'CLOSI. The English funds opened quietly, but have since advanced, on some large and influential pur chases. Prices are now quoted 1 to 1 per cant. higher than yesterday afternoon. Cone°ls, for meney and Thursday have ranged between 901 to 914, and are now quoted 901 to 4. For the 14th of March the prise is 911 to 4. The Three per Ceat. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92 ; India Stock at 222 to 2241; Exchequer Bills at 9 to 4 die.; and Exchequer Bonds at 971 to 98. Turkish Six per Cents. are steady, at 93 to 1, and the Four per Cents. at 100/ to 101. Other foreign secu rities are well supported. Brazilian Old Five per Cents. mark 1021 to 103. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 64 ; Equador, 51 ; Granada Active, 20 to 4; ditto, Deferred, 81; Mexican, 201 ; Peruvian Four-aad a-Half per Cents., 80 to 81; Russian Five per ICents., 1041; Sardinian, 891 to 90 ; Spanish De ferred Three per Conti., 231 to 241; Venezuela Active, 28; ditto, Deferred, 124. The advice. received from Melbourne, per the Shalimar, mention that the ship James Baines was to sail from that port on the 25th November, for Liver pool, with the government mails. This vessel is ex pected to bring fully 100,000 or. of gold, worth 400,0001. Assuming that she sailed at the date fixed, she has now been 72 days out. The amount of specie brought in by the Sultan, from Lisbon, is only 3,3061. The Admiralty have accepted the ships Sibella, Guadalete, Alice, Cornubia, Lelia, and Spray, foe the conveyance of mese to Ascension, Gibraltar, Demerara, Hobart Town, Bermuda, and Newfooad land. A special general court of the South Sea Company is called for the 14th inst. to declare a final payment to the proprietors of the capital stock. A special meeting of the General Iron Screw Collier Company was held yesterday for the purpose of taking into consideration a proposition to place the undertaking under the Limited Liability Act. After some discussion this proposal was agreed to. The capital of the company will therefore be reduoed to 125,0001. The shares are to be of 251. each. M. F. de Leeseps has put forward an advertise ment, intimating that the " Internaticnal Commis sion "for the construction of a canal through the Isthmus of Suez are to meet two months hence in London. The shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway and of the new London General Omnibus Company have been placed on the o ffi cial list of the Stock Exchange. The former an quoted die. to prem. (ihares of 201.105. each, with 51. 10e. paid). In the Omnibus Company's shares (4L each, fully paid up) business is recorded at 31, and 31. TUTADAT l&vzxime. The variations in the funds to-day were unimpor tant, business being limited. Generally the market is steady is character, although devoid of the buoy ancy which wee imparted lately by speculative operations. Any tendency in the direction of im provement is restrained by the, preparations for the settlement of the monthly account in Consols, which terminates on Thursday next. The price for the new account of the 14th March continues 1 to 9-18 per cent. above that for money. This high rate of oentinuation," coupled with the continued dearness of money, checks the disposition to effect speculative purchues. Consols for money and Thursday varied from 901 to 901, and closed at 901, being a shade better than yesterday afternoon. The official business report is u follower—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account, 7th of February, 901, 1,1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 91. New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1. Long Annui ties, expiring in Jan., 1880, 31. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885 (new loan), 1811-18. Bank Stock, 213, 2131. India Stock, 224, 2231, 225. Exchequer Bills were quoted 10s. to se. die.; India Bonds, 9e. to 4s. die.; sad Exchequer Bonds, 971 to 98. Foreign stock. showed steadiness. Russian Five per Cents. rose 1 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent& closed the same as yesterday, at 93/ to;. The trans actions in this stock were upon a mach quieter seals than of late. The New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan declined per cent., being finally quoted 1001 to 101 ex dir. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 104 to 108 ; ditto Foar-and-s-Rall per Cents., 92 to 94 ; Mexican, 201 to 21 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Ralf per Cents., 80 to 82 ; Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 23/ to 24; Sardinian, 89 to 91; Dutch Two-and-o Half per Cents., 64 to 86; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96 to 97. There was a species of panic today in the market for Great Western Stock, which fall suddenly no less than 3 per cant, owing to large speculative sales. Then operat t oas were attribated to parties who are ' reported to possess arcuate information relative to the financial position of the company. The market for this stock se very sensitive, owing to the belief that the rate of dividend for the last half year will be fixed at a board meeting to be held tomorrow. We have uniformly deprecated the too prevalent practice ' under which favoured individuals contrive to acquire early information upon each matters. The system is unjust to shareholders and detrimental to railway property generally, and its abolition is essential to the revival of public confidence in this clue of in. vestments. MINES,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLowt. The gold mining 'shares remain quiet. Ma/ignite shares mark 12s. tad. Coble shares have been dealt i■ at 68 cx. div. Other foreign mining stocks exhibit little movement. Annexed is a list of yesterday's translations in the MininExchaage, Mining Subscription Rooms, and Stock Exchange. Mining Ex:thaw official list : Boriagdon, 2e. 41.1., 12x.63.; Camden Cowls, 41: 5; I Fort Bowen, 34, 3.. 6d , 3s. 9d.: Orsosbler end Bt, Auhyn, 110; ()whisk, 85 ; Halle Cowls. 12e. 841., 151. ; Lady Berths, 20s. ; North &short, 36; Pedosedres, 2, 1 ; Pea deem, 2IL. 225.; South Tamar. 61, 11-16. 1 ; Stray Park, 141, 6; BortridgeCessols, 31, 4, 31; Bluth Conderrow, 16..; Sort/edge and Bedferd, 3.. 65., 4.. ; Terser Consols, 3i, 1 ; Tin seat, 6k, ; Vale of Toerey, 2.55., 26.. ; Welt hose warse, 4, ; Wheal Wrey, 10f, 11,1 ; Wheal °resell* 2; Wheal Noward,4l; Wheel Zson, 155., 12,, 135., 14•, 15e., 16.., 12. , 13.., /Alain Beboariptiat Roma official list: Wheal Gashes, !,1; Wheel Zion, 14..,16.. 64., 16. ; Rosowerso Cossets, 11, 1 ; Groat Bortridne, SL, 5.. 64. ; floruidro Cloasols, 4 11-16, 13-16; Port Bowen, 3.. 6d., 34.9 d 3s. 100. ; Hanknoor, 17.•64.; Moaned, Is. 3d., IL Bd. ; Pedoesdree, 21,1 ; Lady Berths, 21.., 224 ; Whet& hay, 61, 7; North Baum, 81, 71; West Bawl. 351, 30i. la the Stock Excheage, Wheel Tehidy, 2; But Beller, 81; West ltosewarne, 41; North Crotty, 12. The New Prussian Gazette anoommer, from St. Pstenbarg, that, sitar the pesos is signed, the Cur will probe ily proceed ti Mower, for tho oereotoay of his ceseeetioe. ------• Priam Paskiewiteh, who has just died, was a field asarshal is the Prawlas service, being the only oillcar is the Prussian ►rmy of that tack betides Coast Desna. The Prewita army it to go into mounting for three days for the Prises, but it woald be weary to attribute any political =emits to that fact. The Czar is said to have written an autograph Utter to the Pope, s•a'log that tee Roma* Ca.holio bishoprics are about to be ettsblisted ia Poland and in the Gems& (ramies of the Volga. . _ _ --.-- ------- - In cese of the rejection - by the Roues of Commons. Da Taeiday neat, t f Sir Joel.. Wellesley's Biotin in (avow of opening the British Muses and Bethnal Gallery ca Sundays, Mr. V. Sicily 'ILI nets "That all the London dab-loans be dosed daring the whole of Sundays." A letter from Rome, in the Univers, giving en seesent of s whit of the Pope, on the 29. b alt., :o thr WagHA Conege sad the College Pio, says The Pope afterwards admitted te the ho. our of kissing his feet theo superiors ant pupils of the twt eollegee, aid difetent mine pesos, ming wheat were woe who had belonged to the llnivenity ef Oaford, hat who have Ivens retestig eon vetted le Cathelitaiwa." -, i I lie I NI 1 WA lII# I NI 1I IQ 4