The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-13 00:00:00

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MOIMMIM ClLmess.—Door oI Herb et Neriewlio-es-Tyme, a pitridsa d ea dientla abaft, iied ea Batesday, at NottierlaS, ken. II is laid, tits Aloft el es war &es el dikeellorst or olduris Wier. H. Mid kw ewes Uwe tile p. et prebwor el mime b. ..s Motimplebsd is—is Ms Mk& Cope. at Newessikaad ke eteleibeled WO, le w...+ini et dot der. Dr. Cliewe's low work, testes "M i,si Weirs," is we of Kest mai mei .a -t ossulit alter. Mr. Tim Wilder, famar Miidlignona Mil as legate es the ble NI ear (Wei seeder). Dorft Dis Crimea ww Dr. Meer wes br wore Hsi a raw Is His Civil HOW Dogortamt, as stanbri. w m osso.* lien =Ms& ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ELECTION MEETING. MR. BRIGHT AT MANCHESTER. A large and influential meeting of the Lancashire Reiremsn' Union was bald yesterday afternoon, at the Aserahly Room of the Free Trade ROIL The meeting having been addressed by Mr. ()Bozos Wirers (who pre shied), Sir numb Armitage, Mr. Hoary Ashworth, Mr. T'keesse Porter, Mr. Thomas Barnes, sad Kr. Parkhurst Yr. George Thomism read an address from the Inerashin natured's' Union to the cartfterseles of the United Wag door, urging the general dupla' of Mr. MOMs seines hill. The address was unanimously speed to. sod elms le solstice flaking Mr. Bright for having laid his proposals before the wrentry, at the same time pledging the scenting to every pnetkable misted, in carrying them into law. Mr. 111/011T, who wee received with protracted iffisoill& asides eel the meeting for the space of three ioseesw of ea hour. la the course of his speech, the bad geolhense ssii—On the question of reform there has hem a 010 of mystification ever mince the bill was withilespa al es part of the government. At one dm IPS NO MI tiled dm se tree from their pledgee—that it is no Menge a intotha la tbak wallet. (Laughter.) At smother time Sid eat, astddistsadiug all that hes purl, lbw diet ossibr esessess In the knit depots SW eat des drew with it in future. Well, I en =kw he admit that I den's went sapling whatnot's bee tact ntestubetory spin. (" Rear, hosr," sad laughter.) I sineld jest se soon think al a gni s far e a s cr sd f i eutionary to that unhappy Individual who Bradford DZleogier)—= I eked think of sting 1.7= s mersidely he • Mins hill. (Crs.) BOW , me, end" I. dr oat elk of Oa hoses we 00110 to an Midst ad spei sielluses, vim to kale of • man eso• ties r the hum owl who was early Pe= Min star. We hoe hel ban Led Pokieel= lam ospeekas os le ids Wows on Oil owe= and Has Mot die ow oils =tare Is enact sea waken hha si • Cfeeff= whoa War. Mara I inkowee dot ho itik that a 101. qualfilesffee loss es mole is ooto ar dateable, and that ho is not wlllwg to gee Itio is to a proposti ice sus In mates qmotorter tho of the borough Melee to pones bows d eine of 64 rental per annum I has area to era kw, hkind of ilth in the pokes of . Meer, er.) At th f e @snot time, as to this ineffies, be le may be mid to be, on the whole, osedelost; end be her se fair • right, of rogue, to his view, mil le set ups his.visw, as outlaws Thssion I don't is the hest biome lba ler any opiates he hen sagsessoll on Ili sagest ; hot I any fist if the people of Bade/ doh to Ida kr say reel sesseeicia on this question, we= he =sap lb =ad vowy oessidem bly, I t h ink they on disposed to ism la al= will grove s hashes reed. Thad.= a little helm to so= to mother shesam, not less asks= and albGoOkia melt oars tan Lad Pokenton. (IlsorOlsor.) Lord Jae R▪ ase= °sly a low sights ego made a lehl agewatea d is sort el Ms which was floating in hie dad se to the kind d emsesers which he would think it deeirshie kr • swarmed to propose, and which I presume if ha way =Waist be wain be willing to propose. He said he wise he • MIL palliation in the collates I think In the last blll he gee =bat at least half of that value—and I have rams et that he would agree to something more then MN— should anent of • dwelling house, in ceder to make tt and difficult to create fictitious votes. With regard to the bonnets ' he has made what I conceive to be a very great imgrovement in his propoeltion, for instead of filing upon any rated vane, which is • very unotirtain sad =saddlery test at all °opinions, became it varies so much, he is willing to give to revery son who lives in • house of the vales of di. rental per mad a vote for the borough in which ha may live. This is net the franchise which I was ready to propose, but still Is weak very unfair to depreciate the offer that has been seas, sad to say that it is not very such 'advance of every sir that has been previously made by any statesman in the poltlon at Lord John Resell. (Hess.) If such • bill as that were introduced it would of course he open far every men who thought that • further extension was dutiable to propose such change as he thought poper—br damps the daises that I have introduced into my bill, or any other clauses that might carry out his view—ad I should be extremely glad if a majority of parliament would etre* to soar further exten sion; at the same time, I think it would be =just to Lord Jobs Russell, and unfair to the questiou, if we were to per suade ourselves, or to endeavour to persuade others, that that propeition would not be an infinitely better proposition for the oranon than half • bustled of those fancy fending about which so murk has been said, (Cheers.) 'There Is • conridereble section of the House of Commons who ire very couch disposed to follow the leading of Lord John Russell with regard to tide question. I am lorry to say he has differed from them on the quenvn of the ballot. Judging, however, from the language of hie 'dress to the city of Ladd, I cannot but believe that if the constiturncled of the kingdom were to add to the present ballot vote in the hods fifty or sixty more votes • man of the experien and the 'spotty of Lord John Russell, and posessing I f sympathycompare him with others of his ceder, con siderable with the rights of the people--(hear, bear)—l say I cannot but believe that he would at least stand out of the way, and be to °bowls to the adoption of the ballot In any bill which may naive the sanction of Parliament. (Myers.) Then then is another section of the hose, of which I may. perhaps, be accepted as in some degree the repreeentritive on this ooetaion (cheers) men who are not tied up by aristocratic anociatiers, or asistocratic prelates, or arleioaralio fem— me who having lived all their Tee anwegst the people her e ha= est the Shay snore awl, so horrible • creature as =.68 supped who live in ea atmosphere so elevated that ides see sad never touch the people. (C heers) Tip arson sad a odd as that, and I have • confident belief that on. of the results of this general election will be to NSW thin section more surasrous in the coming meat, mare united, and more earnest. (Cheers) The elec. ties which is coming on is one of vest Importance. The oon *tined& an the f or f appeal—s court, I must my, not very fairly skated us, but such • court as we have—for the adjudicates of this great question. What the constituencies should endeavour to do is to ratans reel men—(bear, hear)—not is.. who keel is little of these rztthat they dare my within. sad that If they get s Howe of Comrade tiny will be content with doing ghter)--but men who have decided opinions. I, ° •t a ta lu whorever you can, real rosiest, in all the ors stitunneles when there is dead. (Mes Omelets sad sot osegreadess " should be the order of the day. (Chews.) COUNTIES. }Lima (Bourri).—At a meeting of the liberals of this diviaion yesterday at Southampton, it woe resolved to support the Moo. Ralph Du.ton, the present coneerrative member, in conjunction with Sir J. C. Irreales, Bart., the peesent liberal member. The votes of Mr. Milan in the Ewe of Commons have almost always been gives in ma shies to the tory party, and his conservatiem I. of each a abareotear as to be scarcely distinguishable from liberalism. There is every meson to believe that in fatale his oonduct in the boon will justify the support which he will receive in metranction with Sir J. C. J 'evoke, end which will ensure W reseisetioo. LANCASHIRE (SOUTH). The Hon. Alge rnon Egerton has put forward an Wren, and doctors. imeelf one of than who are opposed to ink change while they en Wiling to give favourable consideration to any moderate measure of re form. Wilitet he would not gin an unqualified odhnenco to say party leader, he would ta able to give • general support to the presmi goveramest. Es is opposed to the *Mahone" party, which, be sem hr overridden the repreesetation of ths county for many years, and is pledged to lie. Bright's seheme, as the first step toward. =Wong scamp. BOROUGHS. AalitoDON.—Mr. J. T. Iforrfs.ibe sitting member, will be opposed by Mr. Godfrey Iludeto, a gentleman of nand coopervaties principles. BOLTON.—Mr. Thomas Thomason has by re quest pieced himself in the bands of the re.formere, and st a bile meeting, which will shortly be held, there in no doubt but tbat he will be menicsonsty requeeted to become s oudidate Is conjunction with Mr. Therms Berme. Mr. Creek, M.P., hes declined to spin offer himself. BRECON (BOR00011.)—A new conservative candi date for this borough has presented bleneelf in the person of lb. John Lloyd, of Dwas. Mr. Lloyd contested the borough on free trade and liberal principles 20 years ego in oppord tim to Bor Charles Morgan, of Tredeger-park, who I. now his_pricApel supporter BUCKINORAM.—Three candidates—Sir Barry Verne)', Me. Barrington, and Mr. J. G. Untobard--ases dreamiers here, and there is semi* of • domth, the Monde haring monertalued the lion. IL Cermod,,k, Theratos-ball, to allow himself to be pat is womiastioa. It Is aspect* that he will comply with the squat; Dad his chasms at enemas are maid to be melimet. CMarrait.—The conammstives of Master have ibutin tondidste in tbe poem at Mr. Hezehmrstos, a rod dwil Wormy : and, Mona he emceed Mr.deliabary, as. of dr mow liberal imehmes erdi mehably Mss Ms mak me ! des moderity of the dieters deli shades at paUnas ors likely es es -bi n, to wean the neat at Lard Rohm Om , vow. whale deb?. the Margie at WietnaMtir, to ail , reseal bon that locality. FlMlat3liT.—At a preliminary meeting of the *T r imam at Mr. T. S. Timembs, MK* Monday mai& et • the Behar, Teem, Plate•vido, Mr. De La Lai 4111 I Healtibrow, Is the chair, it wee regaled to give the meet imam saw* be Kr. Thmosobe, mad te debt, all the mews atimisat en bis elsotkm far the bereadh, melt tboes competed with the hustings, as on kenos sessolons, mad subscriptions for this purpose woe at owe headed ta to • ooasidsrable amount. OaeaxwtCU.—A meeting of the eapportets of Mr. K. Chambers Ina held at the Literary Institution last night. when • testimonial was presented to him for his past esrvisse C representative of the borough, and a resolution was allopted pledgleg the meeting as sappers him in the fortimandeg Irswicn.—As had been anticipated, Mr. Hoary J. &awls hen sneezed as • second 00001111WSIM 1111011ag. foe Ipswioh. Mr. &twin is • supporter el the prime mew meat. Although he did not entirely mew In their edam mesanre being unwilling to ass ih• 46. tbriesider dodged of his franchise, Its considers that in eelimalee the Ma might have been made the foundation of • mead sektme of , reform. A second 'theist candidate bee not yet applied be conjunction with Mr. H. E. Adair, bat Mr. Jam Von ap peals ea the champion of independent radicalism. Lanns.—A. larp meeting was held in the Town hall that eying; above 2,000 slithers, admitted by ticket, bdag present. Mr. Edward Baines, Mr. W. B. Forster, and Sir Peter Paistairs were ;copepod sea teliE datee—the letter amid ironical dleite. Alter ebb =tri from Mr. Baines in favour of Lord John le reform scam% end from Mr. Fmk. is favour of household suffrage, a vets wee taken as to which two gen- Omen should be the reform candidates, whet the months decided in favour of Bakes sad Foester—only tweedy hen& being elevated for Fairbeira, who wee skint In Frame. Liwne.—Sir Charlie Blast, Bart., al Reathflold Pr Swim, and Itkitard Peal Amlldett, Esq., have de eit teak intention of ocansting this hems& on ewer mews prtheiples. TM liberal perty ham held a eatedlng of - the elsetere, and appeared stormed se to Ihe eshey of the asses of the prima* mmelems, the Eight Hon. H. Pitz and the Hon. 11. Band, who are chard with aid to defeat a MEMO which would have ..rased to it. two representatives in the House of Commons. LONDON.—At a meeting held yesterday to Maya the report of the program made with the requisition invit ing Lord Stanley and Mr. T. Baring to stead for the City, it was stated that the ergo strum to the requisition end promises of support amounted, in the ems of Lord Stanley, to 2,023 ; in that of Mr. Baring, 1,960. LYME Rzois.—Mr. J. W. Trophy, who offers himeslfoieneesom the proposed reform bills both of Lord J. Russell and Mr. Bright, and says that members of the most opposite opinions in the Holm of Common@ combined to defeat the "just and impartial melange" brought in by the government. Manow.—Colonel Williams and Colonel Knox, the oonservative sitting members, offer themselves for re election. There hat beta some talk of an opposition on the part of the liberals, bat no cendidate ha. been formally mmounced. NOTTINOHANI.—Mr. Vernon has Mined a farewell eddreee, In which he Sates his mums for declining to con tinue the coaten. Carona_ (Crra).—The Right Hon. Edward Card well etteoeo a Ovate meeting at the Star Hotel ea Moeda" evening. The meeting tacked the attendance of some of the right hon. gentleman's former (tory) supporters, who as mortally offended by his vote la tamer of Lord John Enesell's resolution. As a set-off to Hes absence of the tortes time wee, however, noticed a spriakNag of Ms literal element. Yesterday it was currently meowed that • Der belt* candidate wood be brought forward, sad that Mr. Hosts would be put in nomination. Poimenounr.—Another c.nmerrative eandidate L announced to take the field be ia othianotica with Sir James Blphieudom. The Hon. T. Brum, Imam of the Esrl ot Elgin, has limed an address, I. whieh he intimates his intention to support Lord Derby while he continues his prevent policy. He states that he is in favour of en extension of the franchise to those Mime who have shown by their intellice that they are worthy of it, alio that he k op posed toa d disfranchisement of the dockyard artisans and county freeholders. The hon. gentlemen, however, does not indicate to what precise extent he would agree to the exten sion of the franchise. _ Picriaartu.n.--Bir William Jolliffe the govern ment whipper-1m solkits vs-election for this boroagh. At present there are no indications of any opposition. REIGATE. —The Hon. Mr. Monson solicits re-elee tion on the liberal interest. Mr. Wilkinson to named sa an opponent. firaouo.—Mr. Human addreased a meeting of the electors on Monday night, at the &Ascription-rooms, whoa the following essolutlon wee tented That, in the ostapmkmenocli this an tem sl E ttotr John Russell's r resolution 6 wise, just, sad Oleo ; that no reform will be satisfactory which does not admits large proportion of the working classes, disfraschlse rotttn boroughs, ostensively redistribute the seats, and concede the ballot ; and that th we profaned liberal members who refuse to pledge themselves to inch a measure are moronity soppott." DU. W. Bastard, who is one of the principal mannfaturers of the borough, tied is is. garled as the leader of the radical party, stated that he had hitherto supported Mr. liersinse, and had been widely in fluential In bringing him formed fee Stroud, and this be did on the strength of his former 'peaches sad votes; bat the course the right hon. gentleman bad taken lately was so disondant with hie former professioes that be felt they must part oompeny. Mr. Iflareard thee, regretting the coorselie felt bound to take, and paying a tribute to Mr. liorsonues private charsotee, tapremel his utter want of confidence in him as a politician. Snanwesuitr.-A fourth candidate has appeared in the penes of a Mr. Richvd Denser Oskley, who comes forward Oft 00111112,111tre SALMI/RT.—A _mftrs canna' is being made on behalf et the sew madi Mr. Jobs Chapman. On Mon day be Wrests& the einem from y of the Three Swans BONA end Enders& himselfsane)y is barony al the Derby pwressent. Germ' Beeldey sat Mr. Marsh me most Wive to their mums. Town Henurrs.—Mr. Ayrton comas forward &pie. We bear of no .mposition as yet. WESTMINSTEL—The requisition to Mr. Thomas Wekley, the coroner for West Middletes, calling upon him to become a modulate for the representation of Westminster, bee repaired a very large smoker of signatures. It will be presented la the course of the current week. WiLtorr.—Sir E. Antrobus offers himself for re gonna. WoLvisitutrros.—Mr. Villiers issued his ad tiay. Tbe right hon. gentleman cabana his the peat topic of reform. A DRESS-COAT AND A SMOCK-FROCK WAR.— .. Nees Ist eine track, oboe Mine kittel romintion"—" This is • drew-coat and not a smock-frock ravolution," wee the contemptuous speech of old Marshal Radetekt on the Italian movement of 180. The Italian war of 18.59, If inevitable., will be at core a dnescost end a .mock-frock war. The letter of our Turin correspondeet gives the names of many of the Italian noblemen who from the Lomberdo-Venetian territory, from the serious Mime of Central Italy, from Naples and Sicily, are Data:dog to serve as common privates in the Sardinian army. Historic astio.dationa, not inkrior to thou' clustering round our own Howard., or Stanley., or Seymour., me limited with the names of the Duke Visconti, the Mame@ Pallevleted. Count Lila, Count Helen, and many others of the illustrious Italians now enlisted as voluote re. For the enlightenment of all who believe that an Italian count must necessarily be a beastly advintruer, trimly able to prolomg existence on maocaroM end water-melon, we may state that these nobles have "leads end hawse"— that they ere the owners of large pcomadone, or princely fortunes. In the list will be found • neer relative of the Pope, a nephew of the prime iniaider of Tuscany, severv. nephew of cardinally, in a word, the ails of the whole Its, ham aristocracy. So much for the drewesats. Bat the same-frocks are there too. The peasants are molgratiny, not degly, het in Gumlike. The scenes of 1843 seem to be mowed when we read of such an incident es the perish priest, Olive, abandoning his village, leading f ort y of his Sock over the mountains, and bringing them, at his own ex press, to enlist is the Sardinian rervice.—Post. ASYLUM row IDY:rrs.—The twelfth annual dinner to commemorate the foundation of this benevolent institution tack plate Net evening at the London Tavern. The Right Hon. the Lt rd Mayor preeded, but be was unfortunately compelled, by ladisposition, to vacate the &Mr at an early hoar, and it was then taken by Alder men Sir George Csrroll, the treseruso. There were above 100 gentlemen parent. The cloth having been removed, end the loyal toasts having been duly honoured, the Chairmen. in proposing the toss , of the evening. " Pros perity to the Asylum fee Idiots," referred to the origin and progress of Use inaitutioe. The institution had been liberally supported, but the dementia for relied were so great that its mane 110111 quite insimesate. The next election would take place on the 28th latent, wheu there would probably be 150 ca probably and the directors regretted that not tome thou 90 - could be elected ; tf it were not for the weatof funds they could waive double the number. There mire now 279 imitates, sod the asylum building wee large enough to acooseseakate 100 was, the old establiehmeet et Beemthall, Colchester. havimc n ew been iccorponited with the institation at Halewood. The expe rience of the lam few yeses had completely set aside the doubtable! were at tint estertaised as to whether it wee possible to afoul say relief to these takeemate beings, and it wee very guddying to see the gre at kapromment which bad leen seated in the coalition of some of the patients Ups the whets the recite of this leatitudon had exceeded the meet minim opestetyse of .. tts towiden. Mr. White, the Trawayw of b. Beedlelsweire liarkal, popped the masa of Altimmen Mr G. fkwro4 as the pat wasilltwat lansilictor of this amity. TO tweaks of the Rev. Dr. Andrew Reel and Dr. Cocolly, Satirist latemmay secraa- Wwas 11:20roposed. The aseesat eabeeribed at the as 1 10. SPORTING. YORK SPRING MUT IN O.—TvaDAT. 11. tersa•• STA cis at 6 ars. web. with 64.64.4. ha ik••••Ms• 0•M; •Me. It Mb; lit ab. Allowsoom awl MIIIIIMIL Tr V a rmar e ttr mawr. p lli4 er mi l l = I ft etre. arrbetsa or arab 60 4:=1.4 1 . 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Lead Middleton sad James added to • swespetakes of 3 eovs. each, for home s eals- rough bred, that have never won • Bat ram, hurdle rsee, or stempletteme, or been under the cam of a trainer before Se day of taming. Two mile. AP MP : a Eidt i ritd ". .......:::: i il i c : i rei:Bithia . ..l Z It 6by Manes .... e ...............7 2 a . woiiiiii:: • mamrs I TSB 'Wren') NUMB AT RAM 60412. RAMSGATE, ICEBOAT EVENING. We reported yesterday that the body of a man had beta disowned early yestardsy (Monday) morning, under the Reel Cliff, Ronsgate, under citeumstances of grave na pkin'. The whole a ff air ie dill Involved in the deepest mystery, bet the most probable solution is that the odor tweets deceased, who was known to have • cesiderable sum of money on his person, wee murdered fa his sleep—pro bably in an inferno= house—and that the body with the olotites were then conveyed duri n g tke night to the spot whore they were found. It appears that the deceased was •Re dun, not • Clermen, as Orst reported, and probably captain of a vessel. He was about 36 years of op. The body on being discovered by one of the °Doomed wee conveyed to Piet's storehouse in the harbour, end there it remained till removed to-day by order of the earener, be the purport of undergoing a post mortem exami nation. While in the storehouse th e body Ina viewed by crowds of persons. The inquest was opened this (Tuesday) morning, at the before Richard Romenon, Req., coroner. The interest excited by the proceedings was interim, tbe leading gentlemen of the town beteg present, and the large hell being crowded to excess. Eugene Callaghan was the first witness examined. He said I am • coastgnsrd man ststioned at Ramsgate. I was on duty yesterday Piccolo', from 12 to 6, under the cliff, toward. Auguitipstairs. I wee coming over the tep of the cliff, end when I come near Si Moen Montedlorele, I eaw • hat lying on the beech. I wtnt down through the tunnel and picked up the hat. I then walked =towards home, end saw a body lye, upon the beach, about eight yards from the cli ff . saw a men named Thomas Wilktnion *bag up shells, and we went together towards the body. He said to me, "Tune's • drowned man." Tie body was close to the weter'e edge, and the water washing over • part of the body. Wilkinson went to get a ladder, on which we placed the body, and car ried it up to the cliff. I afterwards, in company with Wilkinson, found a coat, • waistcoat, Portiere, and inside fletaml. (The clothes were produced, and identified by the wuresse.) I found the clothes about tea yards from the body. The body was quite naked. The trousers were toned Inside out. I did not me any' blood co the body. The kit band was eat at, and the wound appeared quite fresh. The dement sou also stabbed in the left breast. We removed the body close to the Miff, and • fumigated, with souse travellers, afterwards brought it into the harbour. From the position in which the body was lying it was not possible for it to bays Salsa over the cliff, nor do I think it could have been swum by asy By the Foreman—l found the body at oat er'= the mosnieg. It Ina lying along the beach, in the dindisa the water Sows. The tide was ebbing, and had not rhea above • foot higher them where the body lay. By a Juror—Tee body might have been washed by the tide at high water to the spot where it ley. George Challie--I em • porter at the Royal Oak Hotel. I have ma the body shown to the Jerry, end identify it as that of • gentleman I new on Saturday lest. I was standag at the door of the Royal OM, sad sew Ides coming down the street. I asked if he wanted an hotel ; and, alter Kane hesitation, he entered the home. He carried • carpet beg an d his boots were worn over his tresses. I noticed theparticalarly, from the key being attached to the Moats. ( he bag was produced and identified by the witnees.) . Oa Bandoy morning, about ten o'clock, I saw the dimmed again In the lionee. He wee standing at the top of the stairs, look rag at the railway time table. He tured coned and gave me Is. fee. I bad the brushes Mary hand, and asked whether's!' would be brushed. He spoke Melon Eoglieli, but he gees me to naderstand the& he would. I bruited bin clothes, and soon aiterwerde be left the house. raw no more of him alive. When be went ewer on Sunday his boots were Wide his Minton; but I did not notice any other change in his dress from Saturday. I didnot actin his Met bead par tioalerly. He seemed in very good spirits as he west away, for after I had brushed him down he ea u `64lltats very good; very good." I did not notice an pardoular in his meaner. When I Modred him he both his hands in his pockets, only taking ma out for • inonieet to give me • shilling. (The boots were here produced, and the wittier deposei that they had been cut round the top since he maw them in the pomades of the deceased.) A Jeroe remarked that the boots had bees cut by some person used to cutting leather. Stephen Kingsford—l am • mariner living at Remote. I was ee the top of the cbff yesterday whams at about • quarter-peat six o'clock, read 1 sew the whams Callegbaa and •mu awned Wilkinson, who told me that • murder had bma commlited. I wort down sad maw the br o : dmeribed. Mad the elethse, intact sot Maroc tho et The pockets of the met were turned bum. out, end the trouser. and flannel shirt were turned completely ds out. I found a stab on the left breast of the body, hut innsrsponding cut on any of the abaft. Prom the position in which the body la , lem sere ft could sot have come over the cliff. It was fix the body to ban been weeded where it lay as the water. tt that spot is &bellow. John Bollcks- 1 keel e the Crow Ina at B , I have menthe body of dimmed, wbioll lc that cis= man who visited my beam Meat 7 o'clock on asked evening last He was quite alone. He arm in if I had any bluer ale on dreright 11* Fmk his finger over the mutter and touched one of the tape, to in broken English, " Vat is die r lOW him, sad he said fora bottle of bitter ale. I took It into the peelour_ where he eat down and drank it. He remained gam OM reburies. I was in the room the greater part of the time. The deceased did not speak to say me. Tkera win other proems he the room who are known to me. Ile ye/d fee his ale, red I let him out of the door. I did set Mies which way he went. He had nothing bat is umbrae with him. I ffid not noticw whether( he bed • geard er wateb. His seat was beamed when he are in. I did not silos his left head. When he paid me he leek the moor" sat of ISM waistcoat pocket, arid I did set nolles that be bad isany other money. H manner wee that of a forligner, be I sam nothing to lead to the impetrate& time he warsot falls right mind. James Meadhurst—l am • waiter at the Royal Oth. I maw the body yesterday morainic and I Identify it as thee of • gentlemen wbo came to the Royal Oak on Setweday teat, at ese releck. He bad • carpet-beg and an urabildla. The beg perisced I believe to be the rune. The diseased se maNd at the hems till tea o'clock on litraday meslng.. irks he took Ida perberomeminout to pay me Imbed at Meet eon sovereigns in It. 85 left hand wee bound eg with • emegioal bandage. He did I t , appear to suffer say pan AIM ft, but he tried to conceal petting It into him melted when any one awns Into the room. Mr. Dane • pothers who frequently comes to the harm, took sevenil meals with him, but did not leave the house with him. He wee not in any other company when he wee is the house. He left the house about two o'clock an Saturday, and I understood that he was going by the Deal or Margate train. He came back at 6 o'ck, bad supper and went to bed at 9 o'clock. He had the appearance of • risferiag man, of the age of about U years. The hoots produced are those which were worn by the threemeL About s ince to 2 inches of thn leather has bees eat swig ire the tops since be bad them on. There was a tali signet deg on the fourth finger of his right hand, with three lesion engraved on • dark green stone. Mary Jane Lama, lb, deposed that on Sunday evening ▪ Moir 7 o'clock, she met the deemed upon the cliff near the well of Sir Moms Montellore's house. He wee walking; towards the edge of the cliff. Witness was going towards Dumper" anti the deceased, who was alone, did not speak to ber. Seamed Gibbe—l have sent the body of the deceased. It is that of • gentlemen who called at my mothers house in Faloon-place, High-street. It was shoat cse o'clock an Sunday. He opened the deer and I naked what he wanted. He caned me out and said be wanted • young woman. I weal across to the Sit Bella, and bed a Alm of beer with him. Coming out we saw • girl no Charlotte Mynas, and I took him to • house where she was. As we were rag along be mkt to me, " To-morrow morning you end I will go kr a ride. I have plenty of mossy." Be bed two coats on, and under the inside one he showed me 404 or del. in gold aid OR. The hetet@ I took him to is Mr. Engels', in Church-alley. When we got there he gave me two half-crowns, and went upstairs with the girl. I and the landlord stayed below. He left the beam soon after two o'clock alone. John Heyben, shoemaker, doomed that yesterday morning he Molted up the hatchet produced (an ordinary hatchet with the handle eat short) on the rocks under the cliff, near Sir Moses Mmtellorr a house, about 10 or 30 soda from when the body was found. Samuel Potter, boatman, deposed to picking up an umbrella and one boot at low-water mirk, eighty-five yards from the cliff, yesterday morning. Also • small round bottle holdieg about 4 ounces. Themes obday, &little boy aged IMO, deposed to Bad e' • man 'e band leader the cliff nest lew-watermark. In lig r ltam Balky, boatmen, deposed to yesterday morn*. g, • mare finger among the rocks, eighty yards from the dig. In the afternoon he found the remaining fingers of the bead, twenty f-eit from the R a ms gate o Importer Pritchard, of the Rtua police, steed that the carpet-beg bad been found at Margate by a coast guards man. Thames Pettman deposed to finding in the send a Mkt collar, end cotton handkerchief. (The articles were produced). Both wristbands were torn, and the buttons of the collar torn away. Them was net cut nor marks of blind. The collar bore • foreign stamp, and andsramili ammo— aggesently " Mackinnon"—was marked. They were se vered withered and seaweed. Sarah Offen deposed to picking up • bleak silk handier chief, • seek, an a pair of drewars, on the beech. Mr. Henry Curling--I am • surgeon at Rammate. alter I was caned to see the dammed on Monday morning, soon eight o'clock. The body was lying in the storehouse of the pier. I observed • wound on the lett breast, and Sat the left band was absent. This afternoon, in am yonorion with Mr. Webetee, I made a more =l ame examination of the body. Externally there were errand rube on the skin of the forehead, face, bet, &e., resulting from the body having been washM egaMet the rocks. The eyes were open and the pupils con tracted. Directly under the lett nipple there was • wound le inch in length, the edges of which were everted. The left band wee denim I from the arm by a cut through the bones t he u g h. tri There was • second cut, but only par thr Pear ample were detached en tirely from the hand, and in addition the third hater wee cut off between the first and emend joints. The middle and fore fingers presented mars of former ampatatirms, and on the frost midair of the hand there was • deep cut, but tot dividing the skin of the beck of the bend. In • line with the separstion of the fingers the thumb was severed with the exception of about half an inch of akin at the back. The hand, when the fingers are placed in portico, shove three cute on the inside. The direction of the wound In the left breed was upward*, tarkwarde, mid a little to the right, emerald- Mg the lung, end the left ventricle of the heart. A °onside inable quantity of blood wee effused into the cheat. This I wound ceased instant death. The etomachwas quite healthy, and • full meal had been taken within an hour of death. Leaking to the direction of the wooed In the breast, I think it might have been in flicted by the deceased himself. I cannot say whether they were indicted Mime or sitar death. At Clio point th e inqtrat was adjourned till to - morrow Wednesday) week . MURDER AND RIOT AT CARDIFF.— 0 a Monday evening hat h ood m was occasioned w o man rt m Use nerghbo of Netnews, Cardiff, that a had mot her death at the bands of her husband. It appeal that Michael Daiwa a tobacconist, residiog in Adam-sheet, Newtown, had been drinkicg et a public-house called the Forester.' Arms, nom at hand, and that his wife went there to fetch him home He refu-ed, at d an altercation arose which ended in an exchange of blows between the deceased and Mrs. Mathews, landlady of the house, end • policemen was calbd in to clear the DOW*. Tho man and wife went Noma where it WIN that the quarrel wee renew, d, for cries of t' Murder" were heard, and • little phi ran out sayleg that Der father was killing her mother. Polioe-constable 35 rani* to the spot. and at the door met Donovan, who aid that ha wished to give himself op for killing Ids wife. Another po licemen went in, and found the poor woman still bresthing, but in a dying state; end before medical sasistance could be brought she had expired, as far as can be ascertained, from the effect of blows. The prieoner was immediately removed to the principal police-nation, and the police found it ex pedient to remove Krt. Matthews these also for safety, foe the inhabitants of the vicinity, principally dock labourers and Irish, had become fearfully excited by reports of the co cornea in the tavern, and loudly tapered their intention of taking eummary _vengeance on all padre concern d. In fact a moat &tenant* attack wee made on the Forestal,' Arms, resulting in the total destruction of the doors and windows end a considerable amount of furniture. A detach ment of police with difficulty cleared the premises, but mies could not prevent a continued discharge ofetonea and other i being kept up for hours, until them was not ovation of glare lett in a ovr of house. aid to be the property of Matthews. Even on Tuesday the spot was =mounded by hundreds of people, who vowel that they would not leave one atone on another, and the service* of several policemen were required to keep them batik. An Inquest was commenced oaTrasday afternoon beton It. Lewis Bit 06, Req., owner. The W hited woman has left two children. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. BE A CHILD.-011 Thurs day a somewhat remarkable occurrence took place. A little girl, ten years of ewe, daughter of parents named Davey, residing at 13, Pottlaudatreer, attempted suicide. Induced by the promise of a penny she went to work for some person, who, it mate, did not after all give her the penny. The child returned home disappointed and angry, and this state of feeling was still further heightened by a chast'emee fo nt which bar mother found it necessary tit Maid upon bee r being absent without leave. 'The child then en be rc. ui th tea roat. rs and t king her father's MOT cut a deep grub in Mr. Rugg was immediately called in, and he found tOst the wand, Owlish deep, was not dromereue. The ihli is now fast recovering.—Brig Onardien. which laves Paris for Broads at eight o'clock in the even blew his whistle, Ere wee perceived Mg was, on Saturday , approachieg la a cartage of the 'lnt.(' a bell of the train A RAILWAY CARRIAGE ON FIRE. --As the train engine•driver did not hear, and the rapid movement of the traits as the flames to be stronger. At lest en officer sag °sued a bell to he rang, bat the who was in the train walked alonit the steps of thecarriages bo the locomotive, and made the delver stop the train. 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