The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-18 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITAR Y. ADIBILLLIT, A170115T POI /111111.74T5. =6ollllllo‘ Mk OUP. b th• Peosa. IL Pm COW, to Ai Prima Loyal, D. maw simitp. Sk a a k = la • - J. Alliers, M.D. (1666), le the AB M , Astkeeep-Peineetee D. MS* Is the Peel. CHATEAU, AVWPT The Weep, 13, .we dam emervetie, whack hes feeedl el this pet Hs Ho aims name. wee Yea la ht. He Althea end Ali, pi& did arm" yeeeeday, ma Sewed awe te Ibeenme, be the pewee et jelein semi Helios et the Num mew el thee eledia. TI. Voe, h. erns owe gue wmbee les meted ebreed He ihekthle pert the reps et Met Set the Hem mo w el The aeibelles et the A.. Owe* ben &WY Het the vie Amy Seepeed Calm wilsb le to le mini is the oh- Weft 4•11•1111641 111•11 . Cu,,p !lel! .s a LOGO sareeimeelord ethers eth smik - de Mee ID brainsb- SUOMI es the de et liftable oes% es Midi fey sm slat werabsed Iv MAW ea thole obo bed set dam- Mtd de Me Amy flagled & rye oth mid bete de dildr% The yet delis ma is ebe saw eels wal otly be thew bid tbd 'deb et prob efeed_ to do deem dam wig thud 4f/ nes et dr It Ord Cede se tide cies lithe rimer of the NM death of th. erre tie be mar ibe serarsd of dojo, Des bytd a MI semielei erd eppertared hove RA yet bees rk As war bes bees embod et the M.4q.vtwe of be Sethi liestar aftlillftrat *Mac is be arlie by Aim be be oppedideth of drowthe el idiviry didelsf at de Wide r thithis tt dribred Erb and by of al,- le sesomemd by qthiethe et the esodieler's • neesmimses :dyer • room% esS nth mthey. Me rimy Meath be de eyplossed be NIL yes MN= (thebriee et thirst pay) rth miner% The is be be yee= s ier tir Med yam Is de ether re ie sem der ofstitZreeke et de oredded bob per ethelly rad r.• odor. DIVONPORT, AEGV6T 17. Tim Hydra arrived yesterday from the West IMIMe aerie ittick no bsor,lo.ing Wet compelled bikers tie stabs as Lusemerees id sickness oa board bet has, dr see =rug •• an well. The Ryan wide .4i:um:ma The Name el bee Meivssie ehlp Cala-sees died toplar M %We Royal Hotel an Friday Ire, the ship lode, boa pill ass Ilist day. _ • maromertioria to Ito MR at this plat es Yr. Alb* Parra* oeittir e la b raaafte or has llsiraty's alp Bog* arm l*s at as a amp al inehrossa. Owl* Klas Hai. .11., who la appdstud to soured la Rav * asmori of So *YR Lonna so lot Holt*. Is V Royal •iltla. W C =agitralms. Awe tla , Rad wlaMal i : l k Ip a tt d_ Alltadia (Tort). la tio Dorsal, Cams. Croak, Hydra, Grappler, }'ante.. Nautili's. SPORTING. yok K AUGUST lIIMITINOWimizeDAT. T.. 7 . , rump Swum d a ipmrsillair), added a a a t r :Thirises t.i. '8 . 4 a ligth de nett, toolo I F . feiewah sm. I , sa. Ftespitarry. Virigioa a .. wsi___ __ —a _Arlowiasous, Illogy, Melds 1 y.,,, chaise's, 4 y s•saila, f by TM TOW Thicesose.—Ressey. Bening 4 to I apt frovail, 7 to 1 awe apt Obeid' Vale, sad Arbsiodsuser, 8 to 1 eve apriagwell 10 t i 1 wit sew Ursine sad Oohs* WO to 8 ago Itaiwbwry. Woe by • sea; s we ix.ti turf betwess the asesad fad titbit ; Iherfa had . w fifth, sad Maas FahT sloth. Tat TOIUUIIIIIII 411.6 of 10 sem owl, 5 ft, with 100 aided. tor Illir-sil Mies, fist 71b ewe. al ows:iv. and pasalties nd . The sewed to receive 60 ern. oat of the italics, e Ilis third to save hia wake Oes wile sad a quorum. (Si mobs.) coma dm'• • Mem. by . Illosen. SAM ...... .. . 1 fedmmubli a l:=6l Tlo ft "law 16. le lo ..... ..... .... I 1"l b yo n ie l l e r t ft r . 04.. 0 :i 2 , ii.: 4,l6:iii*:::::. 4 :, ,:, 7 Os 4 mist Prelude, 4 leis ast tem 6 Os I era MIA of tie Mist. Wassary was fa off, but was ova plied lad& .&.... :iv.. . wads shanzataly by get The sad piss. 0 ihs elsed Metz= with a fish, sad by s assii ; seas between the wend and • led Issith. The Iseowrits asvw 'hewed prealseadly to tite mash Tea Jcvsarta llama of 100 rms. wish, $O it, for 2.7 r cads; 00110, tist7ib; Ohs, Oh 61b. Ths semd to save his mtge. Theseauwasai at a Rib. (7 win.) a r mono wesitaiss. Or 0174.111mw. al 116 ...... .... (Mehl 1 Lord Orniewltler 1. Tukient.-/dakelm. 114 Mk . ( Ahlareol 1 re O. Nowt% Onsaiity. Itt no tr. ossivoc, Betties 2iol se Truvater* who made sit the mantes awl was by two lands , Ofessdkr was beans of. (sr — as.aorkto TILICIZAPM.) SWORD TEAK or Till THIRD Notch or Es ,, t %ID Blue lAL BTal EA of 10 moss. each, bft with 100 odd,,:. for r Olds . colts, Bst 71b , 84 Mb ; certain prawns sod Kilo raltais. The wooed In roods. • stun wpm/ to 10 per emit. on the dole stake, end the third to am kis auks. Two sass Y. or the Old Coarse. (49 nibs.) Relbee. Yobelß.bZ V•Hbteer, 714 Iltb . letalloom I C Meeel'e Omemer, se 71b .... . .e I 2 Mr Jame's el WHIM Wrletkile 7lb The following Woo an LAytos, Ticket-of-Irv', tiler, Mock Rog* Vile Woo by • Itwad. Bod third Poor& Mumma 0...~ .., ~~. QOOll . ll PLATS. OINIVIVILL SLIMS. CONOTNAFfSLD Dumas ... 11CMII1DS IITAI•, alli rughillis blies a bissiverst. tiro no. !SODIUM RUBS. FUh t Leman., eft a legiterhs. MUJJNO mass, 411 areal ...... ........ .. it./ Ns. Tall IIIWILK•al PAM RAINS. AM.& LATEST RITTUIO ON THE IDOL SANDICAT. - . INTO; Starke Poems S Y undere.a Y Y Heireos 12 to Stoat° 100 to Couner 16 to 1 Rogorthoope 1130 to e Panek 20 So 1 Arc-Unary CLICEZT. NORTH r. 80t'lli.—This snatch MIS 711111111 Med add roorieded yesterday at Cesawhary. The aideldnee sp r issole IM act eo asiectrou• as qa the tea hems di" the wisher tole( safavrrtrallo.. The follow's,: vie ttris-or. North, la lietsgt, 147 err-md ditto, 167. South, In balms, 4s, lad ddiu, IW. The umpires was Mt. F. Pilo& arid Mr. Damn. rtedav the gentlemen or Kent (with two XeelN ilayere) oustmea e Mut imam match w.th Use gemalemes al Eoglasel. Ttbe followiag am the ileums sessed Kant—H. W. Amicaus Esq., Capt. L. H. Dume, Est, W 8. Nort..s, Etg., A. Pep" Eat, C Posed's, keel , Runny. Eel . C. Treat Baq Watts, Eat, Goodhowasd WOlebeer. ikielaa4--eleekwrieght, Eaq , l a , Ltoet 4. 11 , j!t i. 1 , 1 , 41..eres,teq z Has. C. Festa i le . , W. diem ,W. Nl"..haleos E latq.3l. Peeklam, Esq., nod the Boa. e. Fusumby. 81' role!) FATAL BOATING AOCIDILNT.--011 Batt er treiser, two per seethrea. road Caned and Ray ..-1116 I 1/10.f • Cella Ira the Bar of belead, sad the hetet a notessarrial Mat—MA Barb Is a mall yacht far Kr/s -tows, sad rye ss tees area or hard of gar.. The wea ther... wild sad marled what dry sobarked, mad it Is tared Mat Um year, WI ci was very Is bataar, was or4ht fa a tqadl sad west &ma tauellYeFy. From is /area which Lim he m made there ill every rows to ba hew that the wont &ars whc,b her bees newtared Are are Ire. wad that the yowls ratline lam pendia Awassn's 0111711011 TO %%Alm-fro: ON THE St Bitol3. Os der last welt Mr. J Vitz,trave, of Fest fart-meek sell two istsbarwe were no s flali to Whitened Bey, le hie resliss se the less of the oh! Mr. Wieparie ettentiot selfeeted by the &leo of • female Is pest distress, who eaSessuelly pored is be • yoga( hdy si Mlabrealls wk. b e s spossipetel • yang geetiesesa Ms Se wads. Rat MIDI hal WI ber it;tl lag as • rock seam sidle hs seat le bathe ; sad to his great dismay ea istenitei, heed the tide bed rims and sada bee, set ably • prieseer, bet is re d a ga r He ran efts est sesistseer__ , God II was dories Alai tine that perldentielly Meeseral the ;nese lefty, no she oawlhssne iesiesbiy lest bee lite. AV,' b poet thfikalty, sides *wisest nib ed his ewe life, Kr. W. seed Who smasersett, sad, thee* est ea spas esusu,s7, hell bar ea his beat rid eves with bee to the main land. Res dr elllceltiss it tisk position were bat little seeded, for Na (Mass so_ parratilkolas tam it oily by m o o of rape that the *sale, sitheestest with Initht sal essetice„ and dresiatell to itas she. weld be sue to the top. Her deli verer see but is lath better medals, but was chewed by the settshetka, that hew has able is soothe life of • lieliew-erestere —to Item, beyond all reward, which it is bet jetties ILI the trinket the priori prey cusicarsel It Scald be Mated was teaderld as the sleet of Sea tar" and refeeed.—flyseedikliel. [Advertisement.] —Errs klommorwriic CAE mi.,' C. A. ..teetnetl le meld Sc tit prlnnon loos. a• Ia Si net ,to UK, eel 111. whew. Fere pactoin label/on •' Jaw. Clio, noisome:kw &MK lasece. THE MIM I THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, Mk pinthe ibri O. amp of =Mr had sot boa satiate- Masi; end eke Asa thew lid reed the =els ef t= e; that weed Mel it le be than hew ft say OM the was set galley _of ilhe edise et 'Ma be wee ere LL He red not them that It was the dry et= preriellea lath • w se this le men eat the charge wither there. i deb) of doubt—• OM hie MO VMS set meter-die reementim me Mined to wide: the jury that the perm ' • wr peg of the orbs ; sad if they ting failed `sass pore I lisem-11 tap sloes Irk me lirr wee by the low of MOM =O to to the brat of Shit they wore bona to morn him. His Is deal, rael bred ia detailing the perneelmee of thin shoed wiparifide car had eadiehthen to tride them that the demised MIT died of pole=s* that that pain was ad , earietered by the had of the rdertaziste gerhemen at the ter--safesteaste if he were rely, doubly infternate r hated Vhe were noose= He remplid them greameitions bie beefed frilig ar et be fired reeneenr eirew that he bed lidied In oat a Own tm of , sed Om they i wets net celled s e eine= the jetsam din fiend Brims laid to . *et= rem as to the mare of the priamser. add net dry that he bed violated the maul law. sad parr seen • reser me* that be era monied In MO to • worm minedi eider theibbreff; ad that Dr. ffeathand, forgetting his dry to him any as sonsty—remps Wasted by paler er tithe. , controond • marriage with this that Dr. Steethum mast himself ague with W that time could be no palliation fur this conduct, bat, at the same time, it woe clear that no deception had been practised apea the deemed, ad the she was perfectly well swore of the fact, mad the they both MA Ride-terrace with the lanation of ii= ely egethar se maend wife, sad that the lady hers& wee aware of the Illegality of their erase= TW feat, it appeared to him, afforded en explaastien eta greet memy of the circumstances that had been detalbd to the ram of the came. The first that was heard of them arrest& sprayed to be a letter addreseed by the deceased to bar ester, is which she spoke of having been ill, and re quested bar deer to mend her • mall remittent*, sad aim appeared to ha perfectly happy at this time. They were then found at Pa garden. and here It was said the pr i aosr conceived the cruel design of rhstrytem the life of this unhappy lady. It was said that the riser rind= to have roe back to his wife, but he submlW d that the evidence felled to eamblish that fact, ad tar sa that aware to the contrary the =foe with Hiss Robs wens istreed to be • permanent tee. The lifer el W rims, is Ms wife wee relied upon sa the pried* sewer le show not he trended to return to his wife, hat all In mid is that latter was that If anything unforeseen should reveal bin from returning before the 11th, he lessees= • cheque fur 61. le pay for his wife's lodging sad sem; a= the Jury would remember that before the pri mer fe d Ms.. emitre ha made • direct arrangement that the perm= should be made on the 11th and the 26th of amok 11106114 sod all he meant was that if he was melt able to go himself he would send the waxy, mad Owe wee aim weenie to ober that ha ever Meade to rebus to his wife. The seat peat *stoppered to be relied ea wee, that the Omar vie ropestaled lobar kept the deceased entirely ender her control, and that he left bee alone. This, however, bad been positivdy disproved. It was shown that he want several times to Leslie, that he also went into the town. which was ten minutes' walk off, and that there were ample opportunities for the deceased to have ersienakeird with say one she thought proper. He shoed orient' with peat marmot that there was no evidence of the prieseses having practised any concealment, either with remorse to the dims* under whith the demand May WY IBBIBBPBI or es any o th er matter. The pressen= bed bent cosernall resort to the mast trivial circumstances harder be eadeavenr to make out the guilt of the pricier, sad he would sit tree whether anything cold be more ridiculous thee the suppostioa that the Owner bad gone out of the room sad pissed pore in the soup that had been brought for the timeterd by her leer. That the primmer Amid have seed in this ream was opposed to sit the other fors to emcees, sad it was sherd to suppose that he bed done la. The art pests that we tried upon were, that the prisoner baddreired torepleys nerse,upon the ground that he could not sand it, whoa be had 1004 or 1601. et his raga's, and thst be bed the keys tithe secretary that was outride he apart meet ; bat it tamed or that in point of fact he had sever lemma Wed to haw • sumo and se to the keys, did the key err Wow • ere where • lerttledy did not give the bye to kr Is EP It spewed to him, that BO far hum these fee= eieggeenes re akaasw againet the prisoner they se- Om case for th e prosecution ; end he laird the Jay weed we. to the combealen the ha hod merely dipmed of them He believed that the wig that had been mete by the doomed was the satin fenediation for this rhpppe, and that no charge would have her made against Dr. bisthurnt if thle will had sot bent aerated. It might be said that this supplied the motive, but if the ether evidence was insufficient to support the charge that the prisoner had wilfully destroyed the Life of this lady, it appeal* to him the the exist/ate of the will ought not to be allowed to operate in say way upon their judgment. Sup peeing, however, that the will was to to taken as evidence of a motive, what was that motive P It was said that be had this crime to obtain puesseeion of about 1,700/. o P :1 4 ,B'l7ol:°but he would equally have come into possession of ' it if the demand had lived, for it was clear she was deeply attached to him, and that she handed over to him the dividend that she received in April. While she lived also, ahe w entitled to the life interim in 6,0001., and the prisoner would • have had the benefit of that also, and that he bad a mesh meager motive for her to live uo he had to deem her. Again, could there be any doubt thst the will wee the eel el the deceased as much as it was that of the primmer, sad Just as mach as the maniege was her sot as such as It wee Tree he believed were the principal points relied upon by the prosecution to show Or the prisoner's was the head by which the crime wee camentied, sad he would ash them ma- Meetly whether they could at the utmost be taken to amount to more than sompleion. He was certain they would , not =got the uniform kinds's' and affection with which be bed been proved to have treated the decreed, sad although it wee suggested on the part of the prosecution the this conduct was merely practised to deceive and to throw off re picks, he was sure the jag would ruse before they =Abated such diabolical conduct to say human berg, nabes upon the very strongest ri ders. The suggestion on the pert of the prose neat= was that the prisoner was poisoning this lady, but yet there could be no doubt that he was the first to propose that additional medical moistence should be called a, and everything he did must have been due under the eery eyes of several medical men of the greatest skill end imperionce. The cosine of the prisoner was sztrardisary ai nor countable upon the supposition of his nib; but it wee dear, straightforward, and there upon the suppoeitioa of his in scomos. lie would now Isar OM part of the cam sad call their attention to the evidence by which it was right to make out that a crime had in peat of fact been committed, and it appr ad to him that the evidence, as It me was aothlininta theory set up by actuante we, front beginning lead. end that there were no facts upon which the jury in • ere elle wad death would be justified In coming to the cenereion tint • Grime bed been committed. It was and that the death rose hoes the administration of some irritant porn, such as nem= or antimony. In the trot place, had the primer been shows, either indirectly or directly, to have had anything to do with say poises, or to have had any poison within his reach or under his control P A. to the theory that the poison had bra carried off by =me of the chlorate of pour it would be exploled long before the conclueion of the trial, if it were not so already ; It was merely the truing of a fertile bine, to roust to what was felt to be an almost overwhelming difficulty la the way of the prose canoe—namely, the absence of any poison in the body of the deceased. He would ask his teamed friend, sod he would also oak the jury, whether they had ever heard of • oi eviction for murder by poison without some evidence being adduced that the prisoner had poison in hie poem:Moe, or that be was la a condition to obtain it P And upon the absence of this evidenoe alone, It appeared to him that they would be toad ied is acquitting the prisoner. It was mid that he bad an = oity of making away with the poieon if Mt was so ; but tetras not the feet, for he was taken suddenly into oestody, he was seseetted, sad ha had no opportunity of concealing the poison, there ever had been any In hie pm 54000111. The lensed wejeant than referred to the evidence of Dr. Taylor, and remtheed them the when he was examined originally he stated distinctly and ponavely, sad without the least reeervetion, that he had discovered arsenic in • utast that was in the messamion and control of the prisoner. I this had been the fed it would ban been almost conelutive evidence against the meaner ; and if the mistake had never been found out, upon that fact Jona the prisoner would have game to the naffed perfectly innocent, probably, of the crime for which his life was bemired. If the case had rested with the coroner, or with the magistrate, the reser would have been convicted ; ode ha could not avoid saying that it was almost • miraculous interposition that the Idenise arse have been dimmed. Would they not pants Whet they pm effect to the medical smailintory_ , Air Ws sane= dimity fact. Dr. Tat let so doubt beim= that haws elebt ; but was it not clear that be was wren P AM Oa queer then was, what reliance ought to berme apes soldenes this description, in a cams whore the 116 Of • 611111Y11111• tale was at stake. The mar WS as to the intonation that wee smellto toe rata of pease ; d how were they to tell w her there bad not been some mistake with am se with the other? He called upon them to dismiss altogether the evidence of Dr. Taylor from their consideration, la this particular W aseca should show teem that in the common grey powders that were =sally administered then was frequently foetid watlesooy,that bismuth alto frequentlyceataited arsenic, awl they would remember that Dr. Ts*, himself admitted that is the sulphate of copper that came from the surgery of De. Mks be discovered slight traces of amens. The jury siee would remember that the evacuation withal was said to have contained the anemic was beaded to Dr. Julius by the prisoner himself. Dr. Julius, It appeared to him, wood in a very peculiar position. He admitted that on the 18th of April be suspected that mime ems Mies edenhastseed, and yet from that time down to the gay balk* the death of the unhappy lady be took no steps to 01Alla a MINN Or to take any ohs atofla *lap to put a atop to the wheel pmeeeding which he believed we rase on. If I A aeellybeamed that the prisoner was administering poises t o t h e dOsasad r why dad he sot insist upon a nurse being employed I. welt epos her, mid to throw up the cue if his directions were net attended to P If this bed bees done, Dr. litostanust must at once have donated from the musecutMn of hie wicked dosage, if he bad real ly ever entertained it, or be must have been detected. The teamed serjesat thee proceeded to detail at cm eiderable leech the molly* of the medical evidence he proposed to lay Won the jury, sa d a s sod he belied he should be are lo show them sot only that Ike deemed did se an el poise Mt Met ahs rid tem natural awe lady mid he eanolesi • teat able spook by ear torsdki re re eat they wore deem with the Ufa of a hem beg, that ea if,.,. wdkt wet be it terashis, end ohurring the he was see ther would sot Mirk hs meg asstere harm that He to whom ems they wen= kr der redid word guide thin to • tights The fiblastebts riders we the alder ke the peewee Mr. D. W. wireorewa deposed the he ow • doctor or tar. Hie, • ftemints se the Orris if Physkies, and =llld emattsmy at Gramme School. He bad b• Mims r to the symptoms of the dr tessul, ul. ht le spire they en sot moos darks ellt • ere if lbw amuler rimming. Erse le aft skew of sneer tomplees be 160•1111 expect Yin see •me Er melt cd ohs pst orient Oil molosilea GOMM also, re net with a case rendellasehowelptiss, se the brammatra appieri to man fa that retie deb erten which Y arm el by Mild° wantany nerd the tout trey.ass nattily epee la a ore at poke * by sem* that seer well be hod to the ewes of the body. He had tried sem aestrests with seer ad ulterated ha small dor wpm • dig, In estebnatios with Wee of pots's, and after tie dos wa• deer* he 161e0- geed aerie In the liver, lungllrt, sad spleen et the animal. He administar a of &lo uts et poles with the sneak, in to l ::2ethet it tad the Ant ef dienating the poison. The Lord Chief Baton—How much arsenic do you say you administered to the animal Witness—Eighteen groins to sixteen days. - - - - The Lord Calf Barn—And how mach remained in the body, mad hew math did you find csaaot ay. The Lard Mist Batint—Sony you can tall as whether than was a gran cc half a gran ? Witesee- - 1 don't think there wu so mach aa e grain dis covered h• ths body. Than !sight have been halt a grain. . . The Lord Cldenterar—Oat of the whole eighteen pains that you admisletwed ? Witnese—Yes. By Mr. Gifford—Witmer hied experimentsupon two other doge with antimony and aremdc, gives elternstely, one In cesinsetket with &locate of mew end the other withont. One of these doge died at the expiration of eleven, and the other of twelve days, sad fa both ewes a portion of the poison peril away is the whs. Is MOM a slow wleenlng by andmiew be theishl sweet te bed • seftesing - of the liver and anspreks et the leap. He should else expect And saw et the poison in the liver after death. The liver see geweeity the great depot for weenie or antimeny. He Weer a peat tow ewes of weds and «diary dossaisev, sad ft apparel to Mae that the symptom enhaleed - bydradeeswed 1110“ rambled those of the knew via* Ora the roma of slow eismical or amehmedel pelsadat is, lie bed frequently ma in oases el We relent heed from from ve Prat the dawriptka that bed her given tithe dement lady le eeneldered she was a very likely ..hest far dyeatery. Belted rogrosi himenth en it was cedinerily ebtelnel, and he bed dieleversi the premed of amenksla •ge iney feeleaces. The hugest quantity he discovered was bar 1 sneak la aaennes elblereuth. T bee were MO psis Is ea ounce. He had eyes one wombs reseelbei arrevel dos to a a pillared and he asewtalwil thst AN taking it days ct.s.s =lif womb pima from him Be did set menthe the bismuth to the pitied Irak o view IdsgMagorfilsess Meow He tied ohs szawhasol spas tbs dogs solely der his ova lalbrsoo tam, gad kw*/ rood web dis asasposes itio previous period the w s, Is whit& it wee Mated by Dr. Toile that he believed the chieAM of poem might haw the egret el pew tug od the Folsom. Witham vas assiolud ea Palmer's trial for the defence. At that time the seslehlument with which he was connected wee calla St. George's School, but the same bad since been altered to the drawn, School. He vas called to prove that Cooke did not die of strychnine, but of a dimmer called an pectoris, and be stated that accord ing to his own 'change knowledge, end the opinions of the beet authorities, he believed that Cooke did not die of etrych nine, but of the disease he had mentioned. He , wee sot aware how it became known that he had made the expwiateats upon the doge, bat Mr. Humpheys. ' the prisoner's solicitor, became acquainted with the fact, and ogled upon him and requested him to &poser as • *these. By the Lord Chief Baron—He bad only been • witness in this court in the case of Palmer sad on the present occasion. He was consulted In another case and he gave an opinion, but he wee not collet se a wittier. . . . By Berjeaei BaUsaTizie:The dog took the chlorate of pores" very well. (A laugh.) They mixed it with the poison and gars It him in his food, and sometime' it was given to him in milk. He did not remember once nearly poisoning one of his patient' by giving him an excessive dose of antimony wine, but he did upon cos occasion prescribe fifteen minims of antimony wins to a patient, and it End a more powerful effect on him than was anticipated, and he was ill for several days. Fifteen minims was about the twelfth part of a grain of antimony. Antimony would un doubtedly cams Bickner, end sometimes purging, and it would also be calculated to produce a sensation of burning beat in the stomach. from the mouth ell through the body. He did not believe that sulphate of copper was likely to wo. dual snob a sansadon as that which be had just described. It Wag now six o'clock, tics further proceedings in the kid woe Fetponad, sad the cart adjaussed. NSW COURT. (Beim Mr. Bans Martin.) Murk PeterDreal, 17, eaddistree-maker, was Indicted for feloniously shooting at Susannah Hinton, with intent to do her bodily harm. Mr. Best prosecuted, sad Mr. Bibton defended. It appeared from the statement of the procecutrir that she ' knew the prisoner, having for about two years Heed with his mother. She had never had any quarrel with him. On the 20th of June, she was walking through Jennyn•street, when the prunesr came up and fired a pistol at her, and she at the acme moment felt a pain at the back of her neck, which upon examination was found to be blackened and scorched, having been struck by the wedaing, the pistol being only loaded with powder. Tits jury found the prisoner guilty of an unlawial nomad ism sod he wee sentenced to four months' Imprisonment. lih one WegAt, 28, postman, wee indicted for stealing a post-letter oonteming a half-soverkgn. Mr. Clerk and Mr. Metal(' prosecuted; Mr. Best de- The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sentenced to eve years' penal esevitude. John Soak., 22, postman, pleaded guilty to steeling pat-letter. He was sentenced to three years' penal servitude. William Gambols, 22, labourer, was indicted for feloniously eeccttne 4l letter?, he ?tog • letter-csrrier. Mr. Robinson defended. Tba • oar woe an eadetant-ourier, end on Saturday, the 2Yrd of July, the letters wire given to biro to &direr to the Reithbonerplace dingier. The letters were not delivered, but on the following morning they were picked up floating in the Thames. The account which the prisoner pee of the transaction wee that he had got intoxicated, and he did not know bow the letters had got out of his palmation. The jury Tempel a verdict of Not Guilty. Morrie Been, 22, rariorter, wmei indicted for cutting and wounding John Bone. The prosecutor is a police constable, and bed taken the to charm fm_Ocking rockets in that notorious Ovarge-yard,Whiteehapel. Upon being epprehended be attacked the promoter in a moat garage yammer with a double hook, In use with porters and carmen for lifting bake of wool sad sacks of rage, trying to stick it into the prose cutor'i abdomen. - _ _ _ . ` - ikelery round the primmer Gu Uty, end Yr. Bans Martin ordered hint to be kept to petal servitude to THIRD COURT. Pekoe Kr. Justice Erle.) Patrick Marna, 601abourer was 'indicted for the man dear of CaAerate itasesil. )ILr. Poland praleatted, and hlr.Bebbsea delmaded. , 4 that the demand end the prisoner reside in ‘. e-ooart, Wapping, and that oa the 17th of last month tha who was much addicted to drinking, hot been during the whole of the day abusing the prisoner, and about nine in the evening the dammed threw a gime at the pri soner's wife, and prisoner was seen to follow her into her own bones, and she was almost immediately afterwards found lying in ea Insensible state, from which she never recovered, demo 'rising trout an effusion of blood CC the brain. The o°, whoa leaving the house, was hand to say that he gl7. her something to quiet her. The jury found hire Guilty, sad he wee sentenced to four teen days imprisonment. (Beforeldr. Justice Wales.) .lolos Wild earrrendered to take his trial upon an Indict. meat for the maealatighter of Jams Groombridge. The peiaoaee was engineer to the hydraulic steam preps la the London Decks, and the deceased, a ohild, was killed by some striae width had been let off through • grating on which the child w "Meg. The prisceer was arraigned on the coroner's warrant, end no Irrineree being offered. wu 40/Sailed. dem M'Oesser, 29, stoker, was indicted for the men de et Joseh Lancaster. g it ;m. Coope p r promoted. The amend was a soldkr, and on the night of the 12th et July, being drink et Woolwich, met the prisoner, whom he assaulted. Prisoner with his heed butted hire d own, end then ir'elted him la the throat, and from the effects of the injuries inflicted he died on the spot. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, end be was sentenced to two months' Imprbenmest. Charles Murray, 20, sailor. wee found Guilty of stealing a watch from the person of Mr. Gorge Stacey, a gentleman living at Richmond, whilst he was walking in Commercial. NOW. Mr. 111. Donnell defended, and stated that the prisoner wee UM MI of Sir George Murray. He was sentenced to four years' peal servitude. Par% • behionably-dramol women, surrendered to lake bar vial for felmionely latarmanylng with Phillip Pero, her husband, Robert Kirkeidy, being alive. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Cooper appeared. ' It appeared that In 1828 she was married to a men named Jelin Daniel, and she lived with Ids until 1844, when he left her, and he in 1846 arse lamspetted. In 1860, having heard that her husband was dead, she married Kfrkahly, and he after living with her • few ',AWN loft her, telli n g her ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. W138771RN CIRCUIT.—BmsToL, Avourr 17. (Before Kr. Bum Bramwell.) . . I as seem ol the day, Mr. Mouses &NW 0.C., WA the opysetemleyd egewellig le hN lsmildp twee deg say imenewlowee land Iwo erten on Hoeft lb_ de absence of hand sod Irheas, sod eler le onset • ewer woes wide) had N the Them, ter/ width be rid wet usivamisi. 1a MI esinsid No Ida Is the awn= jary ere, awl hal ode sub ettesemeliez i lbl would bete did Ines em Malay, whoa be br ban bus Md. Ile woe Isar wee Ow the mZa he tetusel IV beef at withley en Ilawley, end they whet they theasht wadi ho beet for the of dwir ANAL As fret Oak !Wag hue deleteell h al al ewe& able. They Iwo mood by the sitemem bath pedme• of tint It weal aely weepy, one WA awe It woe set ewer wow, al llow Ni waded dO lltoles o'clock co try to fat tat of Yt. He de ad tele toy tosooro pry told with blot to lizotor, Ni he Hi Ode ter 69Z j i. ory Mei with Wm, in wke NleakowasNth. fa Mr. lwow Itoomerell said Mr. South aged hardly hen abet limed He immehle N Indite. G.C.. sell • eirimea bad Ices made shoat his sod ethos to this east, dmet be cams to Bristot, got all the Nett be seed. awl dot down pad—the was the wed— to Urea. Whims the Web what kw That was the wease- Wei la the ilets• sag he nest mg OS it wee a hiss He emit te HAIM ea eararsibig col made smarms/all, by idea si aim aims amid bog est ha would Dot be Ni. dre Ilsway. They oggertaalty of table( beak i Mei. and ems of lbws eadt 1N.,, sed he (Mr. Col lor) ale who a eis i t with lam. Hr. Celled. veil, been a very bauble denagerat is de woe, be be ant my batt, 011111•4 Eight ha Arm IN my Yet as Cm as ter facto alkyl wan awaseroll the atelemet was utterly wallas. li. did ant NN • eholo my of paper with him. IJULINIT Or A WITNEAA. Mr. O aide an applkeries on behalf of W. Neck l'ealleg, who we • eritnese is ewe of the epeeist jury cases, but wire bed been snowed en u vaned rehdrt wading upon hie selepenns r r eired whiesee under a warrant. Hie whet the meet was tor, and it up praredi"trone etatemost cd the Meer and ite prodiWoit that the warrant won fee nesimreent ef art Clneen's razes, and directed the party le be detained Is custody till Fwd. dile Lordebip odd he elt sane &Ski:ally Is ceder* the Mesas, the wows baying no power to appear, and he pre prod OW the weettra A t p before • judge at chameleon, :=l " Z w. thet wane would be very in etesveminet, es the witness swat probably be required to =anew ; and elthaseely the learned judge ordered We discharge. OALLOID e. CORNIZIL—SINOVLAIL CASE. Mr. Calesppwis for the plaintiff, who add she was • you= Yeenrbwawa awned Adele Gslloie. The declared= snag= thin the dukedoms had named and debauched the end bused kat Me cobalt with him, and that ellierweede I was spend chid drgy shank' separate, that lie abseld live • disco 116, mil =et is cosekleratioa thereat Ibe resiald aliew bee 61. pr week. The tweeds was that he had set yell the mow prewisal. The delleadant pleaded, link Mei be did ass r anks is dithred ; and secondly, that einsitte m kriOnille MI hake the perms= had become den Obe visiend ins yeandes of ohmetity. =dile. Gale* phial, bed lived is Load.., sad up to the end et het yes!phe afoul bar =gad in ea keet sad grantable MaSSW: Absst that tine the blame acquainted with Mr. (bmise the dellisdese, who was the waseary to a compemy mithisLiat sat of water or mese scheme of that 'Md. Whadear ihdradaat woul d mer illuminate the world with him pm he (Mr. Cot,) could not eity, but he loped that he wimM be made to Map his promise with the yams lady. He detionchmil Md i.. Gallob rallegad, and imleasibrs to live Milt his as hie Matter ; but he we an old men mad abs me • worms, tad share was as old aping. "Map end Dttesha cm new mom" That airing proved tree me emmeded ohm piebettr sod dast, and atter elm had bees Wag %amebae some Mee Mr. Cornier wrote NM& Garde • tiger In Fremell, at which the following ia • team. lapin: " My dear Adele.—Oar ideas on life is cam= to. net at the segos ; the difference is our age is the 111111111111 et it ; you ere young, and les old • yoa havedar awryWisks I year M, , mod I so w melons your Mew with shoe; yew have war, I say ply mod, bet Who wee net trithete peat ea your alder whirl ohs media we viminhed, sad when, in ecessesce et eta mai lettiese yea se yew ressa paet, ha my tura hems seigaralabie laded. What /snows fres ell tile I—that we wither et us Sr. happy. Well, my deer bleed, Y thia wake at Stairs I woke as appeal to year eineweassene—ea per resew especially. If you dente hel Wee( ameagh to continue the calm sad yid IMa, w= sit weeld baltagglmer for gee, wbich is brides wasessry to your Wahle, ea meek Waken already, tell le me aptly, and wry evenly Weans I should thee see wain batter for as liedi _Het to Its. each of as on our Me. awarding to ars Sim NM that it is my Striation by H o b loelnitel te sly* rea tag le panel( ; I wish to remain yew emu; owl • geed Mend. It is my intention, so far se paw aged 111, to give you all that 16 reasonably necamary. It le my with, as won se possible atter my affairs are wound ip4 and eh= I shall have been able to realise, to place you Is OS position—the position you Wag for stew T ▪ hai Iva son, my dear Adele, my wish S to mile you !app; es for myself, I willingly sacrifice myself, as I have new as hawk:lees to hope for but in my family, and there I awn go se soon as posibk. 1 hia. you with all my heart. Yeernlarers friend. Comma." . . Is his letter the old gentians& talked stout returning to the bosom of his family, bat so fee se the young lady could media be bad takes to bid boom mother young woman. Ha bed crest paid Mlles Denote soy of the promised mosey, sad she having pledged her property to support hermit on nadir, h t as et leagpreenth driven to bring thpreenanima x Adele Gellois wee et =hied through an interpreter. She depesed that she drat became acquainted with the de landeme at ths end of December, 1858. He persuaded her se go all live with him, which she did, sod remained with him tdg May, wheat they separated after •• • a vote," la which be Mirk her. He came to the hone afterwerds, bat not to visit her, end kept keys of the mime. She sated him for money to go to Parie, and he said he would allow her 5/. • week sad the house she was in, whether in Loudon or Paris. Then wee no agreement come to about their living. AU she wanted wee ntt to see him again and get her matey. Yr. Baron Bramwell—l believe you ars speaking very tratiddl y. Tba witness, in reply to other qiieio ions. said she had had no impeoper whim) with Mr. Cornier mince. Colle.—That le the ease. . 11r. Baron Bramwell said, thsa he moat direct the jury to V's a verdict for the defendeat. The statement in the de claration wee, that the partite agreed to Bee apart, which wee, in point of law. no coed/Ladies at all. It was merely an agreement that they shoekt sot do an immoral set. As agreement not to cohabit ens merely an agreemeat sot to do an immoral act. According to the plaintiff 's case, if a OAS promiaed soother that if he did sot do se illegal set hominid pee him 51. a week, be would be boned by the panda. Noonan : Bat the ciai bed met bra peeved hi point of fact. The thing woe aboard. U. a week vow 91101. a year, and the unhappy Freachnisa wee to be liable for that fee lib. Staff: Yr.6;le wired whether hie lottlehip would igiu Glee hue to ewer sad celled attention to a dictum of Mr. Julia Yetterrie ; belt his lordship said be certainly &bottle not do eci. Ell Ming was on the ground that the cue heti oat teen proved. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ?Mt ALLIOID KURD= ♦T RICHKOND.-TRIAL OP DR. IDOSTRU RS'. TIMID DAT. (Coutisuad from yes:erday's Awns.) &roast Peery ors the neeseesubliag of tlie court pea ceeded to edam,' the Jury for the pci*taier is a meats alessast vow), which occupied more than three bolus is dalilibberp. tie said that atter bevies undergone the agony Of a tnal, cad enduring foe a long period the •Tanshitios et prejOdics that hod bees wet LA Item the unfortunate gen tleman at the be hod et bet spparamity of laying before a jury of hie coormey the aims 16• bed to o ff er upon this wow Winona dump. If • weight of raposailAlity devolved upon his Reid Mod air conducted the moonless, how moat peat tea was Ile seepawfbility that was teat upon Wo ols se eisssiting tlat raw, when be coosldend that by OPIDOW by smatatitaisa. et by some oversight ocibia port, be tatibtjewaillat do mbar tattratta that wore intrusted to his Amps. H. was, brawar, impound sad buoyed up by tb, esavielks that If be abould be guilty of say minion, (be obsoM asstatt to brief forward any fact that was favour ebb Mdo the jury and his lordship aln would NIB OM that OW peewee did not eider on that ae sweet, No sea we they would forgive his Ow for re =hen of the eleiT responsibility that was cast upon a responsibility far greater than devolved upon say one *he concerned I. the inquiry. Tb.y were WO ably tribunal that could Wei& upon the conies of the life or death of one of their fellow- enolores—oo other earthly tribunal bad that power. would of term set under the main,: of their lode judgmer. end according to the dictates of their ememiloomo ; but ondoelitedly the duty that was cast opoo the. wane re of Mrs MOIR sofa toot could to net upon any entire of tkie senaley. If they returned a verdict of guilty it wee inerreabin mad one from which by the laws of the sporty there was no sprit. By no word they would mud his to the other world with all Ole sins upon his head, sod be was iivre try would say that be had not exaggerated their espporibilities. sod they would feel for hire, end under stand bow lie moat be irepremed with the reoponsibiliiy that was rest upos him. Whet woe the chug* against the pr. lOW ? It was that ha bad isveigled the unhappy lady We his power, sod that be bad basely sad crneVy murdered ban for the sake of her worry. hat was the rider* arm which they were celled to say that the }rimier was guilty of this Janet Is Briar? He should teirsin Rasa Csay personal °triton upon tilos MOP, besur be mud .a e l he had no right to do so. lice hod more right to his Bolero cosoletios that the prisoner trot tosocoar, Mir big barer friend Serpent Ballauttoe to malts the ems assertion r to Ids guilt. All be hod to do woo to elk this. whether the ~wiener woe safgrient to 6 jowl}, the :eking away toe life of the I sad no would I endeavour to doniostetrote 7o the. that ran as tbie ere at that she was sot hie wih, as Joha Denial had only this died la haserica. She eakampendly mead oilow i cb awl he inn kept a os•lienee s is woe, pwrk. OW was weerriM Paglis Ishtar& bat, sad oily lived a by mann whither, sad d July cone with ICI/Imlay sad gm bee tato eamody. Ellso wee eonvioted, end iestosead to six weeks' imprison . Whitley Robb pleaded griflty to forging a treader of meta' steak, value 600/. Three per Cants., with latent to defraud the governor sad company of the Bank of England. lb. Matthews sad Yr. Gifford ware for the prosecution, sad Kr. IWO kw the prisoner. Mr. ludic* Wtllr eustmesd the prisoner to be kept to yeast servitude az life. THB POLICE COURTS. Directly star the eat te Lad ta — a his eat upon the bech,a Nokia mina made the following extraordi nary application. Before proceeding to the details, it is neessaary for the in. formation of the reader to state that • Ilia Robinson hes taken it into her heed that she is the iambi owner of skeet half the property in Belgravia and conmeggoa fee kw rent to the reside:toes of the nobility sed gy En., sate herself in the Musa harangues the peseawley hem the balconies, and near quite poemeelon until Addy awned out. These circumstances have tally come to the knowledge of the magistrates, who have done their utmost to protect theme against whom Wm Robinson Beta up her idea Applicant amid that lest night he put In a dime's at a house in Eats-square Sat 1304 for rest de to bliss Robin son. After making • key. asst Paha, of the B divi sion, attend the house, tad pulling his band upon his shedder told him to go out to prevent being turned out, and sad that he was acting under the orders of the superintendent of the division. ...Ana;ail:formed him that In matter, of disputed title the police had no right to interfere, but Sergeant Puling was peremptory, sad he (applicant) was obliged to leave the bones. Applicant had been informed that when Misr Robin son recently made a claim in Chester-square, the magistrates at this wart had given directions that whenever $ broker, acting fix Miss Robinson, wee resisted, and made application for assistance at the polies station, no notice was to be taken of it, end he wanted to know from his worship's own lips whether it was taus, became he considered that a broker exe cuting a distress bad a right to be protected. Mr. Arnold und6wed the question a very unbeouning one, and flatly told the broker that he should not answer it. The beaker then left, and wee joined by Miss Robins= with a handful se anima. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Cherie. Ifitehee, cab driver. i,016,1ne placed at the bar, coarged with being drunk Ma tab, and causing the followleg shocking occident : Pailarecareakes 90 C mid, that at a little after four on the previous afternora he was on duty In Lower Regent-street, when he saw the prisoner, who wee very drunk, driving a cab, and before he had time to stop him the prisoner drove cm to the kerb, whit* caused the esb to upset and throw the passenger who was inside into the road. Upon his getting to the spot be sew that the cab had fallen nght acmes the ' legs of the pi , and injured one of them to a frightful extent. The gentleman was taken into a doctor's shop, 19, in the same street, where he is at present lying, and not allowed to leave to attend the court. The following certifi cate mu pat In : " 19, Lower Regent-street, August 16. " I certify that I am in attendance upon Mr. Robert Ball, who is suffering from &severe injury of him legs, and who is quite unable to attend the tenet. " P. Carman DUNCAN, M.D. sad M.R.C.13." Mr. Bingham reasaded the primate till Monday next, to see If the gentleman, whom. so seriously and perhaps dan gerously hurt, would be able to attend. Jews Atederose, well known to the police, was charged with stealing a watch from the permits of Mr. Babbington, merchant, residing at 31, George-street, Hanover-square. It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor was look ing at a fire which occurred at a little after eight last eight in Dadley-streot, when be felt a violent tug at his watch chain, and upon looking down he sew It bangles loose, and his watch broken off at the bow sod grew He saw the pri soner running, and upon his punning and capturing Won he threw the watch away, sad It we. picked up by a policeman. The pollee said the miaow lad beta already six times convicted, end be was therdem sent dor Mel. MARTLIBONB. A few weeks ago a henale of the same et Can made an application to Mr. Broughton, through Mr. Healey, her whetter, for a promotion or ageism bar husband, on the ground at dusitka. Be. stated that she wee entitled shortly to some property, and that she was fearMl it would be seized by her bighead, who had recently returned from America, and who ea a former otareon, after having left her, owns to her where she was rending, and forcibly took away what hide property she bad. She had three children living with bar, whom she we able to support by her own Weeny. Upon this en parts statement ea ceder wee panted by Mr. Broughton. A few days after Mr. Vanghaa attended forth. husband, asking for a revoution of the order, on the ground of oondonatioa and of alleged adultery. The eminication of eeverel *tames took piece, and in the coarse of the evidence it was stated that since the return of the husband there was a cohabitation between them for several days, and evidenos we given in support of theehaege of Mallory. Broughbis now give his judgment. He observed that there was seaaleat proof of condonation, and that be most, therefore, ranks the order, which he did with great relustanos. The order was then nuked. THE STOKE NEWINGTON TRAOLDT.—Testerdsy the adjourned Menem was resumed before Yr. Wakley, the coroner, at the Mildmay Arms Tavern, nd, cm the body of Elizabeth Freehtield, who wee ettppaed to have died from excessive bwmorrbage, canoed by an attempt to procure abortion. The melancholy circumstances of the case ore no douot in the recollection of our readers. There was so re lative of Clement Icahn Cornell present. The evidence having concluded, the coroner said they were all agreed that hemorrhage had been caused by the use of instrumento, and that the ieetrnmente had been used by another perry ; and if to attempt had been made to procure abortion, whether with the consent of the female or not, no doubt it was mur der. No circumstance in the evidence showed that the de ceased maws@ not in a sound state of mind when he pro cured the abortion or until he had seen the wpm of the lady. Ulna apparent from letters which bed bees read that the affair had bean contemplated, end If the deceased lost her life in onareqnsoce of It, It wee an actof wilful murder oaths part of Cartiell. The jury returned a verdict to that affect. DEFALCATIONS OF A LOAN SOCIETY MANAGER.— A morning or two ago, Gm. J. Proverbs, residing at Prinee's End, sear Bileton, South Staffordshire, and recently the pro misee, and editor of the Wednubury Marrow, left home suddenly, entrusting a letter to • young man In hie employ ment, which wee to be delivered to Mrs. Proverbs in half en hour afterwards. The letter Intimated that the welter would be "no more" before the time that she should receive it, A similar intimation was received from Tiptoe, by a Mr. Millington, at Prince's Rad, with whom Mr. Proverbs had had dealings. As moos es the fells trans pired, which was not; for two or three dap, it was dis covered that the prisoner, who was searstrzy to several mosey clubs, and held large amounts of money fa Mast, was a de- faulter to a great extent. Rome of hie auditors hem takes premesio . of hie effect., and proteedlap are about to be Wren against his sureties. It is believed that Proverbs' embarrassments are in great meastre attributable to the an fistulae issue of his speculations as a journalist ; and, Rom information received yesterday by the autborities, there Is every reason to believe that he hoe not put in axe catkin the determination implied in his letter to his wife and Mr. MWingtea ; but that be in hiding somewhere, either with the view of leaving the country, or of making some anwesamente with them who have suffered by his toondsot. —llanataisr Othardise. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THETIIIDDEUFIELD STATION. —Oa Tuesday morning a porter, aimed Alfred Hoyle, em ployed in the goods department at the Huddersfield Hallway- Motion. was drawing • hendbarrow fell of gawk acmes the line, when the express train came up towards Manchester, caught the harrow, twisted it round, and threw Hoyle down, the engine and two or three carriages pawing flyer his. He was frightfully mutilated, and was at once taken to the tedinsory, when it wee found that the right thigh wee tarn Ono* sad the left leg, below the knee, wee shattered be pleats. Rs expired in ten minutes afterwards. Balms ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH RUT RAILWAY.—AI accident of a serious nature, but which wee fortunately unattended with lore of life, occurred. on Tuesday night near the Lewisham station of the North Kent Railway. It ap..eare that the 10 p.m. down train from London-bridge, heavily laden with passenger, proceeded safely until leaving the New-cross station, shortly after which one of the valves connected with the boiler bard, and the ',emotive w e e throett off the line. The utmost consternation prevailed amongst the paseengere, who escaped without injury, with a few trifling exceptions; but the atoker and engine driver were thrown with violence on the line, end were eubeequently conveyed to the Plough Tavern, Lewisham, where medical asalatesee was at band. Mr. Nelson, station master at Lewisham, and other official', promptly attended upon the pessesgere, the majority of whom were conveyed home in cobs sad other vehicles. MELANCHOLY Onernitanca.—A very melancholy caws of choking took piece at Nairn, on Thunday night last Mr. David Reid, contractor there, had a daughter married on that night, and the company bad just left, when, some beef being Nerved, he commenced to cut and sat it, and before any one observed he bad fallen down deed. The usual res toratives were applied without avail. Oa • poet mortem examination being made, a piece td hod was found in hie throat, which there is no doubt WY the moss of death.— Scot 'Wan. SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY.—It is gratifying to awl prover ire improvement in the monetary drain of this oompany„ At the maim of the Word of dim**, held on Tuesday, it teas resolved on rommending to the meeting of tie company on the 30* Met. a discount of 11. lie. per cent. per warn on the cosnoltdotal ordinary stock of iba cononny. AdLi zm ortiewaset.)—Mr. J. W. Bixsom, of 3 3 and SC Yr jolt pabiliesi paw lEslisted needful tal Fake two saliftlas pier awl teat ve was es le elm wi*. Whin So bey It, sod bow Is matt obsold Mired es am isms &Milk. as es ft mad per m. &tag la ear s pit lessEnt, IntarmA, sr WAN, au. !Marl. Nisei Os milli .M. 61 1 ,1 es tlele mu re Ism% terwarded Or by id* mow mirk Er. Beam EN ettalead for the .O.OE- Or at lie orm~raw OWN amid Is asse-141.44 adrerian. ILAREB2B COTTON.—Linetreot,Avounl7.—The sales of cotton to-dayare astimata at 6,000 bar. • quis4 market, at ye•- iaday's CORM.—Boavon, Avenue 17.—The weather has been not so favourable for harvest ,patine: Sunday and Monday ocatinual rain. Yesterday, Tuesday, Try Eno. This morn • lug assay Menem reeumsd loadiag, although showers are passing. At our market to-day we hays had a small show of wheat, which naked 6d. to Is. over last week. and slow trade. Wheat, red, 445. to 465.; ditto, white, 46e. to 495. Oats, bear, pew and barley, little or nothing doing. lkocavort-ow-This, AITOVIIT 17.—The weather during the post week hes beta favourable for harvest opal-Woos, which are nip= ta progreashig. At oar market this morning thin was a of wheat, which met a fair demand at the extreme =of this day week ; in some in , steams an advance of L. ppaa gamer was obtained. Several samples of new were txWbitd of Mae quality sad fair con neon. °thaw barley In good repeat. OMB unaltered. Besiss slow sale at barely lest wades ekes. Imports during the put week:-.Wheat, cesetwisa, 330 qrs.; oats, coast wise, 314 qrs.; rye, °eight's, 60 qrs. °Lase ow, AIIOIIIIT 17.—Warehouses are full, and supplies continue liberal. Ths weather has been unsettled during the past week. Buyers hod the turn of ptics in their favour oa the how tranaectkons which occurred shim Wedneedey last. A parcel of red Enoch wheat sold at 21s. 6d. To•day's market wee thinly attended, sad the tons quiet. Wheat and dour sold slowly, so the prices of this day week. Derby dull, at s reduction of 6d. per 320 Dm. Beeas and pas the turn in price against sellers. Oats and oatmeal neglected. Indian corn, 17s. 6d. to 18s. for feeding parprese. CATTLE.—SOOTHALL, AOOl7Bl 17.—Trede AY fair to-day for good qualities. Bed made from 20. 86. to 4, 1 06. ; mutton, 4. to 6..; lamb, 6s. tots. Bd., veal, de. to 6s. ; pork, 3s. Od. to 4.66. per Aces of 816 e., sinking the offal. LEATHER AND HlDES.—Although the attendance of the leather buyers at Leadersll this week was no= and the trearmlons not eateorse, yet the aggregate throughout the per week has in soar manse's =err the rpOy, end In some seders pushy diminished the rocks of lighter calf Atha in partisaisr, whisk are much wanted. The beet qualities of padre r well as foreign butts, of prime he4 sh harness hides, and light rayed hider se well as str or; bellies, are in good moor Prior molar newly sae tared. Not may public saki of foreign hides warned lastoreek ; but by privets ids 10,300 silted Rivas Plate hides have made 80. for best Baser A 7 3 d. for Unsay, and 4,116 Aurelio, emend quality, a 41d. COLLS.—Lomnow t Avower 17.—Banthotar ; Davi. ma's W..t Hartley, lfe. ; Lambert's West H .14e. 6d. Tenfold Moor, 13a ; Taatiold Moor Bates , 13e.; a ll'. Ba d Acorn C 1..., 16a. 3d. ; Will. End Eden. 16.. 3.1.; Eden Man. Ma. ed. ; Wells End 8011, 16a. ; Walls Ind Brad t/11a Hatton, 16.. ; Walls End Harrell, 17e. ; Wall' End Won, 17a. ; Wane End Enseer. Herr, 16e. ; Will. End Bonth Hutton, 175.; Walls End &wart's, 17e. ; Willa End Crecy, 16e. 91. ; Walla lad Haugh Hill, 16a. ; Walla End Halloo 16.. 34. ; Walla End Beta Hellos, ISt. 9d. ; Will. End Whitworth, 14e. ; Birrmve Oruro* 20e. ; Nizon'e Darya. 21a. Id. ; PowelYs Dafrya Stara, 21a.—Bhino at raring, ; mold. 67. TRAFFICS RETURNS. 010a4 Ma , Total, Total, RAILWAYS. open. worP am. n chandaw.l26o. WS. newt make June 12. A A A Glut Isar Naomi Zan sky Macaw Pruklmel 1.020 MN 0,324 Ma Was andlik Jab W. @NM Tank II 1ime5...... In 6.013 4.101 9.116 8.10 Week makk4l4kad S. Idlilknot ark wow, 1411 W N W 1:01)' 4,700 Ilwaldi Vol mew Awed 7. anstliartlas 16.575 11.191 27.n3 23.108 Earth Dm,— — 41.1 (.90 West masa Axing II Sambre sad Man a 20 9V3 ues — Wad man Aim{ U wasi Plesises ..., ft 667 216 966 LOU Maid& sad ids ill 1111 16 164 -. 119.9 man Anna H. Omni Woolen 411/ 36.547 We larks me 119.19 Cyan Re MOSS JUN 76•6 71.499 UMW. mil ONO Wolos..— MR 17.171 ON 111.167 GPM Lamebsera. 11agya994 flew hoar. ma A 11919.119. — 917 196 1.083 987 11081000.1180. end 10 esteddes.. lameatre EN Tsaddra: Ilarpart. Atagoveloy. me Zeieliml lll MN U eirembays mad MM • ... 167 1.100 I,BIO M ehnitsbary and ass • lifkia man in UK NI. Highland ant Atelenitemil emehaf4a Dhow at lidintamtb- I The amalgamanon of the Lansdale, and Voeitabire sad haat Inn. maim Raman having nantrad W Make of pariMmees, the traffic emelpie of both nilhears an tholiatiel ta the above. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABIIALTIBB. Amato Frederieke atomism brig). hem Odera Fshataitit, with wheat. hae taaudered aS sea I ma OM'S& Mac —Cadiz, Aug. 9. D. Wbiddaa (bribe brig), °Weill Puler, able! arrived here ea the Mil Jame Is disarms afar Wag es mare, eigalael while ban bon lowa la Flocased Bey. sad rank, sad arie .Md.—Asa Cam. July L. Doe (largae), of Arvada. (betake Amhara. tram Nowa% to Hel n railway bey got ea Ilia °radian lUedadaring the fatt i n e cats treat bum are ampleyed N disibargtog part or cargo to cadiarour to girt bar off asst kith tide. A tot Mom& says to Ike mule our. rano of bar ware' are Meg lathed. sad a tug trying to pt Mr oft —Drell. Aug. IC VESSELS SPOBB/i WITH. Alban, has Icastay Sr Lasko, hum 7.lst 94 4 las UK. .4115.4. Sem biastey lassrmat, sad 13.143 2 5 Ws Is S. well. Jul Beiumsla Musk Li s 15 kl as bugles).24 30 tram Oswald tat alagspare 43 dm. 13 vr. kol Coolpara, y 4, Olsarttlos ice Loses'. Avast 9,lat 45 W. Is 24 W. Dubs al Ikabaribt (brass), trams Lasts Is. Konaches32 dsys,, all vial. Jd9ls, tat 1.412,14 e 21 W. Edldslass. for Wades, less 24, as Ow Leib. Hatbox Dall, has Lasdas tr Idssaidas. July 14, Ist 12N, Ica 'Wire, twee Clyde tor elegsrere. July IS, lat II N, ka Si W. Rages. hate Lend.. boned week. Aus b, tat US N, loa •W. Nary emu from Celestes to landau July 34,10340 N, ben II W. Om Perk (eargne), tar Algae Bay, July 111,143 S Se N. lea Up Se W. I Von der liegre, from Allyaber deLmorldr. Jar 11,133 33 11, los 33 E. 01;Twat° Mann.—The Shannon left Sonthamp ton yesterday, with the West India and Fecal° matia. Amongst her cargo Ina bar gold to the value of 149,0501., fur Valparaiso; about 1,6001. worth of English gold sad jewellery, worth 2,6001. She also took out 71 = iou ngn among whom awe Captain Astley, Lieutenants Cobham, Eaaigna Hindu. and Holmes, Rev. Mr. Cradock, Deptity-Commissary•General Woolrabe, and C. B. Wyk,, Esq., Envoy Extraordinary to Colon, with reference to the Central American mi.oion. The departure of the Shannon was delayed foe a supplementary mail from London. The Shannon was loaded with upwards of 1,400 tons of coal. The Vied. also left with the Fixings.** and Spanish malts. Amongst bar cargo was specis to the vales of 45,2001. Amongst bar pamsogers was Alfred Tennyson, the poet, bound for LlVion. The Ariel likewise kit with the Eng lish and French mails for New York. AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCR.—Yeltertilly (Wed nesday) the Quebec and Montreal omen steamer Indian sailed from the Mersey for Quebec, with the Canadian mails sad 107 punsters. Yesterday also the New York and Philadelphia Company's steamer City of Washington sailed from Liverpool for New York, with the United States end North American mails and 370 purengers. The next mail darsistch will be by the British and North Amerman royal mail steamer Africa. which will leave the Mersey on Satur day nest for New York. Advertisernent.)— HOLLOWAY% PILLS.—SLIGHT LID Raysse 01 . -essLi —ll Ie ...ram sad Wirers. to know tbat the operation of Mtooe famour pill. is not Malted to the owe of these *kW Internal di-teinpar for which they are insocerfally artnantateral Gala h ad and foreign ...ice. They act also as no teraethate recd. tit We War saw.. toddeitt to both noes. rethist sacra i. than for earns the diseare of rhalrew with el dribs weralwww. Warksobs. mew * and WI anon., of the akin • they Ilkewins :slate the ratestles and annular wen orris to healt wa sctier. Is Mums et theater. Wow" and r. d. they Invariably hastidt Me raw and animate erre. la bet. la all ...palate to wh =Wind IS WAN ao median le meekest ra MTH% MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIN BERY.—Avert Prceeesalalleszt. ear Beadle& the We of W. Beebery. N.A. of • BEZOBBltell.—lslet 16, at Canoe Boma !web Aedleyeveet, et • wn. e=l476 l rftesart 16, at Berton errant, the ells et E. A. BUY LIN. —Anna& IS, lb. trtfo of A. floella, E. , of Benvingtoo, of Ltirirfnunot 13. at Suabotry Bowe, Bunbarf. lb. wife of Captata 11:17411117--AaftrIib, .t Orovo•treet ftouth, ituk.r, the wife of Ilatthey, Kra of .laught,g. i te r..344o.4 Traf .—lamer t 1 . e.:1 6 1 0 V Ihun wi creocon . Bromptort. tbo wife WARRIA.OIB. ORAWISM—LMONARU.—Aaniet 13, at Zdetertea Cbeteh. Elr alathere. by the Roo 1. Ppoo,er. M.A., Mr. IL M. Chtereben. Mtra, to lraeore Logue+. daughter et We late Mr. T. leweard. hineOem. DAWd aI OM-9ATTIELD.—Aareet 11, et rt. Marra Seartereeeh, by the Igo. W. A. NMI. Ode, Mr. J. Dawes, et Wier& to Mote Alter. Wirret T. M. )latlold, Cp.. of booth Warberourb. ir—WlLLlAMs.—Aegert Idtt v , the Towable Arandearre White, Cherie* WOW& le. T Lon dc.. to Mathew, deughtar ot lamb 2 / 4 .. Ttearrldoe. Mettreetheldre. DIATRe. ADAMIXIIL—Aerent Mat Vseeetreet, Rochdale, 0. Admen. AltrlL—Aegeet et the Pareoesee, Hampleed, Frame. Ana. lATr w hlll i Amil:t s k s e4=e, Omeerlik. Mr. IL levee.% 10110 7 11.—/Lasuct le. s ever epilog Mk Uwe Obeeo. to the Mb peer et Ids Rah Thelma Mere. a te. late et Brldgevreeer. Maw/ sad Pubtkbed Wts&aagr , nal" gi e• 9rent, tbe_Citi et .at es 001162. twa tbs reWriet Man. Avivre ii, lat&