The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-26 00:00:00

- ' 4 S I EIISPAPER • Teb t rt 51. SSatidX LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26. 1859. Na 4,C66.) (Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. TRAM COMMUNICATION between LIVER rouL ...i N L. T Oil a —The LI TIMPOOL I ZEI Tom PO ILADILPII le recall lIIIIP co IMO fult-possal me am. Mem. Ipa, waft .t &Kati s i , ..k.,t ,44. women sad impolohoo. tom 11V raranto lIIIw TORN. at follooo IA NOettou CITY or IDOLTINOti ... liodooko, Cepa It litod to& Yuma. Wooloo.t como, ploys IL 11, sod Si FAN.. 110• I loft aostotetodottoot =npir.ols4.l.Bo, loolultag mouton. kw rani mod tin UMW OM. Woke' thread collo, Olortoootoolonon Po toolltor Poilletione soole to WII,LIAII INMA IL Woke. monk Lertopool oe to KIT= sod II ACCT., el, Mei Rill oat amok OW IVERPOOL to AMERICA, ever&WILDNIIII , WlLZo t Virs fiat IY gsr:El 7":Wersztoootoo6.3 . 4t Al " t rr i u ta " iie tlis IgKIV prgold Cbgplvegt BOW Man ISITOONIS. TO 4•11. TO 1 , 041•0 W. NOLO ILaxwi Avg. T. INDIAN. Fair m itl i cA "" MIN fir ". 1140..11. CANADIAN.. web I. uszi...4 PAUL 11. ZHE GMAT HASTERN.—This Stsawskip is esperied I• Iwo PORTL AN D, war Welaste). Oa bar OW ONA the I* ortrzlnk WI retara HOLTEINAD. 11.11. arL i diu rail be tikes. S.. LL, LA, mil L3ll, raiding at 4 l•!tok .. tit Alessi,. of Flom Ar . llorm, IMO partktran Noy Ai Onal limo Capan7l uteiww, U. Alm WUJiage-sayst= Frei GREAT EASTERN for AMERICA.— ... 011/LAT SAPTICIM i• appolatel Imo NOLTNIAD masa. vow our.. or about Ih• 1/16 Mc=7 . 4•11 ... r111 b• Wm. rows wftleut "tor •• = aim ea 1~0. DS o.ashir maw Stem Woos 1114• I inne•—re Sor g oiler lakuuseles - mst moo ompaw Wort*, U. I Wilordens. MHZ GREAT RASTRRN.—TRIAL TRIP awl .R. FIRST TOMSK—Is (*Sorb) soatoalm. tie Shwa. Ism•doemasea W AD aimilestlow smut, &wet.% be T sai. Or Orest 4.NmapAA/ 41 , DA1.D. U. aim Wittlonalwest MHZ GREAT EASTERN . — TRIAL TRIP and MS! 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Den duldledies. Ito Out beets de we indent!' te ran es mai parLadar tine esnidetles el** onseginsalet C o l i n %1.r...17 elatle rbR r a • it la M i tts. lOW 114•1 ;IP IWO iffiek/Pe• ladunr &We TIME DETECTION a ARSENICAL POISON jrzi No. % vit . it.t.vers am mes4 age Ssisilk e.ti la. lamni . V. = as, 41 S. 4, as • • ad.-Admires IL, it" liadbag, Karl Sanaa albs MY= 1144 Wftt Wwbl 444 13 awes. or tom A•aa Ca 0444mber I. alb No (41•14•1 Inielrellor, pas HZ FAMILY 3. eltri l ADlA, • compleb of read 1007•11. Meru woo the al Day Kris at WINK ameiliat a demi e WIN IkeO, a NOT OINIIRALLT KNOWN. KING• /HAT ./I.IOHT KO NI KNOWN. A 1f MO 14021.11 'mow's°. z z llye ib ma IrMeW aMYW W• Napo Glass sir mownlas il erinlikais sigi nnea - - - - - - - saw: Ward and LP& Ma PI .w SPECTATOR of TO•MORROW. Aagist ST me swam. the tallartes ?sm al IM Doc la NW? b & hob I WI . e X= 4 I t e ararltearjr .—M. — Repo d meibeent—asdas .. IZeiterM FarOLD CHADIL-WATHERBTON M DROO. .42 , t,It.:1:101 C.M.Z.tri a l: i ari="4 rim daft ill bar teas. gra ". Min, ....... ..... 44 ‘ .... .. ....Os._ .r. Oil ft ittg u Leff,:iiiiiiiit iiiiiiiiiiiiiii re indi to So osoloor ; WalbsoNsX .. ~.._. Ilst pmeamallas es Ss le lbs or ilopillip l e . . - Ati ....... .. t .ir ~ • w 401 AL Imblidisi ca. Iff& . mods 4 Oboes kr I. andb.—La. Tlii. oar 111010 0 Ca As Mail& 40 easisan el I ed.& NVIDDING sad BIRTHDAY pauarrs. IL SODIROUSII.4II.I4~IIII Imbeesiimese lII= 4 nit won call. . VILA tku.llo DIRINJUIG Ifrat l Z l G• e a r n iva j."l 1.;1 /UAL NOPIIITUD KITI L LOPY CAIN; 11110 ; Ned 1121111T113 ift soft MN Orilla lain. Or NNW It,r4Lartite mool-suya ei t jw. 7 ziar itovadzit Wr g ,- iiraiDavautikk.a.Plemale.t.ro Awn tnai lisok•Ormissasil rEILIATIN'S ISHERRIEB.—RaII paid tip= Pram Ifteroi. —TM Oil MIX arid NOS/ we ape gmellutkolls• Is OM W ISM of Pie *Pm nalmem Wpm eer. Yl4 MI WiNlll3Oll. Viral pair ye pan i• armee tboreepb reemearre. ereobbeal imp Imerir. too al* teeters teee.lon Man brew aelare; =di= es ledielle• Is armories the per*, Woe • Mel .11 ppm tileP pay iippsfesere erreLemposi. RIB. ]h. •••• mi On pre is • rod ; owe 014 Dm a rm Na re II sod SOS& wise. Pan Pereeer le n• lamblr Cee4•16•11•el W.C. riled Sear SS ER MT sad CHEAPUT TEAS and je t tieri s t i rk i t le ill rratrilli e.o.m. tow le Mr glibm• ens b • INI. among tem Pam el mil•I TRITURATED TEA.- SIDNEY CO. us ow ~l irellowafti Tim asi slot Caw d Ow bill Vittr " .. =s oftbreisi ".."" lr s."l. = 4.ll.4l 6E sYi NOE 411 monsene swifts goann.l. aj= l :. sop •W. =owl Ungla 101.4... • a sion4E6 poolleg err taw Ye ISA shoals sod MIK Tio. Pat.& Povolaw• is m• es Ipmerdsord agg t mt.• at SI lf!I IT sea 00.11 1114 1110:*•..14KIIMMIT. S. 11111. ftenpern.. le. nu tn.. OIJSEHOLD WORDS.-EXCELLENT 002000 T i t . LIST 1/0)1A Tita T i t= = hmlMv gueeo 1 :111, "Ort "' : 0 set.'" AI omo fi. - -111•Orano 9. boo O. Ildieledrabmrd. Blimapia Mil' YEARS OF SUCCESS have wowed emir. the AO .1•1111 Pf 11110A8dAlt OIL moms Preeereee ter premeleit Ole Werth. alel laterewlee .M SioNNI Irmo N. It prevent. WA, trees Cr belted av tureen feer. lertnelnven week Ilk imam tt hem mei en 4 dram/, awl Mime eft•utas Vibe. awl Woof. for eat It la vneeiney teraise he. Neeette. hart at vier. The M n tr ". teen mini le le eelvereetv einneree• /snivel of lay eillave, eller+. the ,: awl +J ere et as Ter An H. en.l ; oate“, taw,. Nelta.. is her =NC N. owl erode Sat vise 3!. — A. tne wed. sew OVA.. to the weever. ne.l A. SO it LAND awl *MO" la tM Init DM et 10. ItAien.enNen. Lanni& and W tlheolgte 11114 AM. 11 PTU R X ti.—By Hovel Litton Putout WRIT 1.111100.11•1 I LAN to Tkl ml • Mk.. 11 7 as.. ► resalsrows in to um .1.44 .11.1.• 1•••••••Vire =0 0.10.10 WI ULU la- TII• re at • .1.1 owl.. as elle la 1.. ~, b Ir. ..1.1. • nt: 1..•••• Wall .. ••••41.1•4/...1.0.11. mei. m.o pwer • ••••••• IN 11.0 18•0•111•131 PAD awl PA? ILI T ' sir ism. go.. mud. sr E a 1 ... :„.. .... t .... .. It wet la 1 hums e1n.1.1.11. doeur.U. dwells ••• he 1.4...1 O T..../.... P.I. I. 40. t. lee.. •••• lb. I.M. NW sisS Is maim Mr. WRIT,. 13/1. ramoblly. At thilibial Tess •• Om .r......... mil • 1••••• to wk. +owe WM. a ORSAT VA aLanaol:o7l 111. EST. 1 1, .. maw akm hollow& r, R. CULVERWELL, M.R.O 8., LH., L.8.A.. Ler..... ha b. commtled &am Imi* al mkoma, WPM sa sum .1 WM. tmr. lavilmaamu ma lllmalma rallamakma. lam of homfm. . ammorimmars. awl allemeima ...i p g =mrmairoae, am4Ondmml Weds. Miami " 00115111 V Ca" 4..W' The 1•01.1sem owl maws, of we Ckaaallma.4 l e OA* a Tommarmamol OmMM. I." ' I. • le 4 J 3 4..10.. on seas: II To tot.. at *gum: et as Mama= UN TRIPLE BIRTH AT Dutaax.—We aatiami a •F "a the CAro.d. /bet Mr*. Weans. tbo wit. of Wither beam, of Fr.ostrellx.tte, Durham rave birth to thror obildron. Apoilevios woo took by .1 ,- ,ba fil.n4. Esq.. Ootrltoolo, for tbo toyol WM, woolly /arm ty her Illoksty OM - 00014111111, lila bo resolved the folluslog reply yester day Ilte Marko POino ► ea 5 , .-Ived the comma& of bar lliory He Quoro to forward t., Mr. Bleed the fookood POOOO odor fer 31, so e looottoo ft..to ber Mobory MM. Weems —Burltiogbou Paste, 22ad August, 1339." /mouth Chrtmeclr of yoolordry. 111 E SMETHURST CASE. A variety of lettere for and against the conviction in the Smethurst awe, continue to neck us. Dr.W. Tyler Smith, physichur-suammiewr to et. Morro Hospital, who wee me of the trimmer be the alms, seppleameats hie Mines by further statements es le the ehatlcebr of the imams in the faml asses MI Yfe Beakee to throe vibe ere moron- Wed in palliest* who eee is the early owe of prigermay. Be lays great Mum eke wpm the het the the three ..dial ma who attended Mr, esmommelly owwricsoked the Weems of pregaincy, sad broad ammelmien while they wire with out the knowiedge eta very haperteat omega of the seem The oorrespondems cm behalf of the Meow assazelly Lade to the rumour Met at Let a May in the enecutioa the mouse* will tub place. Them is a story, too, that the highest perecemp is the had communicated with Lord Palmerston, who mat to (Mane, sad that amosmal cations with the 1 oe followed the IntervMw. It is further staled, la reel of the society which the Howe Secretary has Mt upon the subject, that immediately doubts began to he raised is the 00141 DIN of the mwspapers u to the justice of the nabs" be direeted that the whole of the svideoce should beheld before two tithe most minute mem bers of to. commoa-law bar, with a moot that they should carefully oonsider it is its Waukee details, sad report to hen upon the subject. Sir G. C. Laurie has also besets/speed far eaverol days past in easnalniag the *Maws la all he 1 Modal*. The fullowise ht has Professor W. Herapath aids tbe whole questem el sembeel evidence . " I con.ider that yedessiesal whorls who giro ask opinions where the Ile or frodswe of • man it at asks an as much upon their trW r the Meow and that it is the dui of those who are tali ocriainad with the particular arose they profess to correct any error that might decrial the jury or is the for of the pri ssier. With those newt, from ny rout experience in roe of parsing, I think 1 ought ft remark upon the chemicalevidence oilseed In the ors of Dr. Smethurst. I And to the TIMM d May 21 that Dr. Taylor beamed that •la role No. 91 he found it belt fall of a clear fluid,' that be tried ileindis's oa it, sad ' found that doors win seas pis of abMaM of pores is so ounce of it, which was 1 del° pa emit., and that there was I gals of arm& to orgy onsos; M Whir said that it was of the sort we oat whits ormolu sad that ha had prenatally tried the too (easistior) and hood them per. Here wss en dow of tow oset 10111011 &dose kind ; not only was twoondo head bat Ur weight sidosiskond its nature (whits) asowester. Upon the ti3al Oh woo and to be a whisks; that, m = On boor snare was given so boldly sad so 08 wee saw hued that thin was so moor la k, is. that lbs saris had was la lb. wpm, aNwhe topper bed, ebb the saw wahwbla, ban peeved he be peeu Me wham want ea Is lay thae r— b - e — rai ot hot oparsasil 'pa a• emseatise, lend semk la thst, bet sinhisd thot he hod sod tie err sapper for tray rens, onsapostly all proof et the pew of the Outs Alba at the WY, or the wormodsa. ees or In the hair in the pionsino of the prionner, was deemed by ebs witeme w r i I the Joey mum neat ups. the symp tom mai appewasees la lie *akar et tie imbed toad, we re about equal far sad aphid the petwerw. But the sebablef does ale ltan t *sr V the same impaes wpm 'bee bees wed hr yam: sed redeem Owe ups it, what shall ho rid ri the kooks of the cossiairs rd exertior alike hove oho room duress these ran egos Dr. Taylor's inhume f But we the arse* wet at be lewd I. bottle Na 91 rally in the copper used to peeve its peewees t Could the copper Willi runs dIoINIV4III by woos rase of &kers of pars and ism atosoload hydrothlarlo sold deposit use gran of mark ? In the fro of ell ileglead Imy it oould aot the hundredth part et a pi of sneak I. that quality of copper would reader It so brittle that It could sot be drawn into wire at stl,.seoh bee into fir were ilt for rust • the feet is, tic whale set el s were a bungle. Baticlida man is sot where shrew or chlorates ere peesest. Nast, wham Ye enemies proems is resorted ! t• tit dieilOgniks of Ur sapper does not prove the pate d nrsols-11 a.ly peeves that ass or i as.. at the thirster airde—weedc, estimmtv, tin, preeent. To Is. seimie mew Ore four ores expatiator 1 ew aaataaary. The OM b whiliondos In a lITOSMI ale, tryabillso =Mill. add IN petered from the brie /speak. Norn the soldireo muse be deedsed la ! war, ma tweed by the. tedhade—lnt, ammaia, 'al phas et ; hast e Nolan* abaft .d in silver ; sad suleaed bylines& That, tee peralles sad taw prods predate a Way al eddsmes wldeli it is impossible glary, sad the. die preeb aimed be *ought into sort as as to be mord by trio who or comperes to posagnise those • sod 1 bre won join that no evidence short of tangible producers of the pokes and its testa ought to he for toe manor stradod to; any deviation from this rale wilt emorrt a oravican criminal into a martyr, and deprive trial by jury of the tLeIBDWty arkkh it ought to prow; sad, lot It night be towbar that it may not be porible to soar mous& of the polar to maim the five I gold soy ter tho ase-thaumaddt pert of a grain ihe Mar d Dr. Ilmetterst spews la print, remelting the hmetles el the following particulate concerning the primer : " I. Dr. Smethurst me a mem of perry, reederieg him imlspowdest, with hie dosesedestad frugal habits, leeriest' for pen psi • dear Lamm el 210 V. a peer wirier from Iced betides m i.e herbed. Is heed. He always lived imam% ia addihrm Os whisk be bed asap crust less trees plonk birds, sham mired tom practice for the kit six Fem. "2. Mks Henke* had sr Mesas of 2401. peer, besides =worereiosary isms* M emu of I 0,0001.• k Me weds, hes sad /tor anew making tegetbm 4110 i. • l a p..Tb 1,240 L or INK led e• merger Ms eel bow Fooled se be mom MY the wwwwit, whim it may be rtr ▪ /tr throe hr tem • Amory wit oomeseied with this the sseelmiess el whisk be sot pet arrived. 4. pllw Bashes wed Dr. limetkaret iatoaded to hoe toge ther; for be sold MO wiesersr hie wife (is deemed yaw) .bald die be mould marry bar; for she was so &midair brad. sad baynea. I bed or levitation to Met tbs. at Rkime•d, her, met bank( tempted it, I arm sew the I Odd w bealbse s wife, who mat lar me to Rill•- lunce, tissagli a Maw elm had received frees him, lad name that he would oast with bar egeis, as la ie. Medea to awe about the arsatry ; bat I reload to satisfy her suspicion the he Pm alma with Miss Bakes or any other lady, and sathavound to appease her by maize that a.he had offend to sunset her is • etutablo mama, and to pay her periodical friendly elate, she bad better name cite her mind to it, tor, as be ea detarintned, thin was so h iri ett fr ; and coda of mine, Mies froethara, agreed 6. Teat he had appointed to meet Ise on the 18th of Aat the Auction Mart, to order to bid for • house is , biome-erect, which they mid they eteuld like to beiag retired, and st the same time veer the perks sad places od amosernest. I waited at the Mart, and spas to a gentleman tieing next door to the house be ale. when I have known may yaws. The sale went off without my brother's apparsate there, and I found a note es my return stating that Mi.' Baakaa's Ulnas required hie latto , lolll. " 7. He had the supposed bow needled man In Richmond to road her, ad subsequently Dr. Todd. "8. D. Julia:in taloa el May, at Richmond, Jeposed that he 'treaded deceased hem the 3rd up to the 18th of Apt i4 when ha otommudosted hie esspicions to La partner, • lb. Bird, who then Mended !sr. "9. Dr. Jolliet as the 7th of July, at the Old =,--• I my pear. Mr. Bird, to as the &- I Mast melee Ike ereptalseed with the impressions that mired la my ems Wad. " 10. Dr. Hird deposed. on the fib ad July, at the Old Refl.!, that about the 18th of April, be attsaded, by regale, the decant sad shoat the nod he altos to the same eon elusions se Dr. Julies, bat he did net Swat this opinioa until after Dr. Julia had told him his opinion oa the subject. " 11. Mr. Cradle, oa tha 25th of May at Richmond, de. pored that, with respect to the wiatni cf the medicines Mllthew was not say mineral pima Literati. either e . or Mr. Bird being pawl at the dispensing on MIA after the Mk of Apnl. "12. On the 16th of August. at the OM Bailey, Mr. Candle supprwd , or kept back. Hist portion of the above evidence which says that either Dr. Julio. or Mr. Bird won preant one and after the 29th of April. " 13. The prescription both of medicices sent to the patient wee nut et any time produced. duch fact. I leas for coy Inference or roomiest you may choose to publish, and remain, air, your °bobcat moat, "JAMES SMETHURST. " 6, York Cottages, Tlarloe.aqu.ra, Bromplon." We haw to :rived the following : TO TIT TDITOR OP THE rxraess. Smethursea !apologists seem to be drives disogsrat• &nth:fates for the evideece which satisfied the sad mama ina at *alma, an Irma Ideglheh jury, sad one of *sabot mg Writ jars as the lamb, of the guilt of the oosaka sow lying ostler seat..., et death. Ia a totter published to-day by waslof your cooteraporerisa a arks of qaeadotta are pat by the writer, sad seaweed la father of the aseviet. To the quintles "Did Isabella Banks@ die of arsenical 0 1 sanneenial laden, or b tb , administered in smell dome am a jaded el shoat kw weeks ?" the writs, sums that no palms els burl ha t body of the &ennead, whereas it Is to evidence that soul we. toned in the Intestines, and satietoey in three eigente organs and in the blood of the Mart of the decand. To the question: "Did Dr. Smethurst schninistar the parrs, if poison there were, with his own hand r it is re plied that no poison was found in the prisoser's poseseslos, sad that sa poison we traced to have beer within his meth ce control. We are to presume that the mieoner had not arnpis time and opportunity between Monday end the following day to throw the minute instruments of murder into the Thaws, or to dispose of these otherwise without a thane, of &tanks by any human me; and that, as a medical man, the puss don of poison tenet have been always with& his Neat and coetrol. The prisoner's voluntary assertion that if say poison was administered it had come from Dr. Jams is endorsed by this apologist, in spits of the tam that sampiss of ovary drug supplied by Dr. Julia' to the deceased have been terstally snared sad hand to be entirely fres Dam the silebtset mixture of say prison; whilst, on the prisoner's own con farion, emitting is the ebape of food, drink, or mediate% was pet into the hands of the deceased dozing her ►harm by the prisoner Wawa The serprising franknees of the prisoner, which seems to bars captivated hie chunry apologists, is no new pheeommon to those who are &mills: with the ease of Madame Lidera*. Dr. lisnathurst en one tension saggested with the utmost ithmineem a metals papatation at prairie meld, to which Dr. JeDthateeneed ; but the phloem ordered on his own re optineibility soother sad a etrage: reparstion, which (but for the rendes tithe sesietaat in declining to make it up) would have lnluhbly brought poor Isabella Baskes's sufferiap to a mere sadden end; and then, like the husband of Madame Lafarge, the pour woman would have died " by aocideat." The same spologist seta up the widow of nine ralmage Rea egsinat the prisoner, against sewn in his fewer. Bat he omit to add that among the nine witnesses whet the primmer were men each is Dr. Todd, the Prottheor of Physiology at King's College, and anther of ems of the cheeks of the science ; Dr. Copeland, anther of the meat memprebeesive dictionary of medicine in the kagup ; Dr. threskis Babiagton, a 11111120 illustrione in the minden ; Dr. Lewis Bewerbenk, a man for more than twenty peen familiar with the treatment of ante dysen tery in Jamaica; besides all the profess !oust men who had men the deceased during her Ilk, during the cause of her Illness and Immediately after her death, all who had eta- Weed the post stories appearances of the body. Among the sewn winnows hi favour of the prisoner there was aot one whir bad seen the deemed during her life, dune( the souse elm Mari; or alter death ; or who had examined the put swims warmer ; but amongst the mews thin were the awes earn who lad given evidence in favour of Palmer, and attributed the death of Palmer's victim to atipiesa pectoris. There wee, however, one enthient prohstiosal man among the levee—Dr. Tyler Smith; hie evidence, or far es it goes, le el course unexceptionable; bat it is worthy of remark that Dr. Tyler Smith was not In coon daring the progress of the tow, and that he was not asked the ally quastion really de tabs, vie. : Is it your opinion that the woman died from issawral mum mord to $ native, that point has been sofficiendy Irmehed by yow mirrapondsai ; and I will only add one ward d warshir. If ibis aural terrible form of order, bones the mart difficult to detect (consietins as it dais to the art of making the effects al poison reemalde the affects of dais...), be sallered to thrive an the prevalent unwholesome sympathy for ceiminale, the Imethwete and the Palmer, will soon outnumber the figs.—l am, km, wsrue IT TINAX. TO THI RDITOR 01P TNT TITILIIIi. Bus,—ln my inmost soul I believe that Thomas Samsberst Y tasomet (.4 morder. There le met • dale et usitlea sadism to prove the hot ; sad, Met the ebkoste of potash revelattous, the chemical widow met be fleeted slierther. TM mobbed rate es Mows immoral conduct ma un favourable to Wm, but be wee not tried foe this, and surely swing more than the medial and chemical evidence brought format on this Mel must be required to convict • perm of murder. All alike were ignorant of the fact that Isabella Santee was pregnaot. Timm we, nothing in her sees incompatible with morbid condition*, known by many who ere wall versed in obstetric practise and the diseases of mem. &ma such fetal mese •rs scattered through medial literature. Most metal) treeing every line of evidence, I fay be lieved that a 'lndict of guilty of murder could not be ruatalusd, cw, far one, I would willingly have volunteered evidence to the reset that I have men two similar 011•116 of disease est up by progualey.—l AM, to., T. HERBERT BARKER, M.D. Bedford, August 21. TO THZ IDITOII. OF THI =PRIM Bra,—ln this day's impression of one of your eastemporaries a paragraph appear, whereby it mg be In. leered that the spontaneous pnblio memorial about to be premaled to the Secretary of Stale to commute Dr. Ilmathuret's sinew* originated with me. I lave written to the editor rf that paper, with a view to earreoroey each ilea baprenton, although I heartily concur with every word In the patina's. I bus to inclose Toe ;copy of the letters which passed bs tsar the visiting jambes aid myeotf, on my application to deft Dr. Smethurst is Horseemmier-lose OWL—I am, itc„, CHARLES 0. HUMPHREYS, Solicitor for Dr. Smethurst. 1, Oiltapur•cbambers, Nengstretreet, August 26. G aura-chambers, Newpatretrest, Angsrt 23. beg to inform you I hare had the conduct of the &knee of Dr. Smethunt, now a prisoner et Iloreemonger lane Gaol under sentence of death. I bare applied at the gaol to sea Dr. &nothing., bat bare beas ritaaod tor weal et ea ardor of a viaitiog jostles, sad gaging you are see d tbe vlablog omigiatrataa, I stall fail obliged by an ceder to see the FOLoonar se dime se I soy fed It neenrary dining Me eeelseteent to Haseanager lees Gaol. My MOM ba wishing to No Dr. Smethurst is with re gard to a petition to bet Majesty for a pardon, Dr. Smethurst having been unjustly oostvlotod, there being no evidence to .smut the conviction—l am, sir, year very obedient ser vant, OMARLIS 0. HUMPURrTB. TO J. P. Guaiot, Esq., 77, Mark-lane. Tl, Mork-law, 24th August. Sir,—l have IA on seem with the governor of Horse uscrogor-lano Oosi to admit you to am Dr. Smethurst when ever you requirn—Yomrs truly, J. P. OASSIOT. Clarks Hamploogo, Ly IRON v. WOODZII DOCK CIATEs.—The acceptance of a number of timber contracts for dock pap tees led to a disameion yesterday (Thursday), at the meeting of the Mersey dank based, upon the comparative rant of green. heart unbar and iron in the compunction of dock gates. Hr. Bottle, ow of the members, instanced the iron gates at the Victoria docks in 'Auden as an example of theefficiancy, durability, lightness, and ear in working, which charm tidied iron es • material for this purpose. Hr. Hartley, tin dock engineer, said bia attention had been called to this adaptation of boa, but that the gates in question were lotted very mpemsim and involved frequent repairs. It the con strued's of the gates for the new weeks at Birkenhead, be Mantled to me ins, but rely for the ribs, the pleas being DIIOwNING AT NXWCAIDTLE.—Ay ro t= gemlismen, apparently about 22 years of ego, was d whilst bath* et the Lag Bands yesterday, 4.iet one o'clock. We nalefetand that the unfortunate youth wee a brother of Kr. Bulky, at the Unica Bank, South Shields, and bad arrived from London wily the day before on a visit to his relative, Mrs. Tyrarit, Bedford-Wreak North Shields. It *p ave that yesterday, after ease hesitation, he determined upee bathing, end as the tide was high he had • leap way to go betas galling Into any depth of water. He could only swim a lulls, sod loving got eat of his depth could not get beck. His odes etterded the ottostion of Liaklatw, the owner alba machine White be boil engaged, but before 'Anklets could ewe him be bed weak, sad could not be fogad Ix wino tire. NW body was afterwards found by • Malawi sand Calm, who pat off a quickly as he could spew besting the mature of the occedist. The young ffen - Amami' awed was W. R. Hadley end, wo wow eaforrewl, wee lithographic arid by trolheekm. Another were rtat rye: The yang gentlenne to asecad eon of hn Haley, of Irwin, terowely otrealat rod druggist at Norp r th. and grandson of Dr. Haley, late of &ma Ibielig."—liewereffs Omni& of peining. MUSIC. BRADFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The performance of Wednesday morning consisted el the Dottie:Jon Te Dem, mad a seleellen hem Jurku Mae oaks , nearly the bill of Pere of one of the mornings of the remit Meade' Festival at the Crystal Pekoe. The malention from Jaime WllllOl4llO we more ample and gave mom employment to the polo voices than at the Crystal Palm. Madame Clan Morello sag the two aire—tbe one ao remarkable for brilliancy and the other for expression— " Prom mighty King.," sad " 0 Liberty!" am this Queen of English vocalists alone ca sing them. Mrs. Sunderland made good her high provincial reputatioa by her delicate and Sabha execution of the beautiful air, " Wise men flatter ies." The principal contralto part was well mistalead by Mks Palmer, who mac, along with Mrs. Sunderland, the ehmusing dent, 0 lovely Paco! " Mr. Mint. Beeves put forth all kb etruegth ; his " &and en alarm" was prodigious; end Me. Smalley, though her lead, was equally energetic in "Arm, arm, ye breve I " Afew what we here already mid about the Yorkshire ehatielere, the elect et "0 Father whose Almighty power,'. "Ws seem will bow down," and " See the Coaquerlag Hero come," may be left to the imagination of the reader The Lot phew wee emeared with such persevering Taber titres that Yr. Coots found It aeoweary to comply with the sell. The audience was large, bat apt crowded. About two thousand persona were pewee, among whom wore many of the notabilithe of Yorkoliko and the neighbouring counties. THI CRYSTAL PALAU. The number of visitors to the Crystal Palace on Tuesday, et the Ponders' Fite, 63,1111, was by for the largest whisk has err been collected there, and exceeded by more then 17,000 the number an the rare rearm last year. Tb oondect of this imams* oar throughom the day was In every respect admirable; hardly a single are of dressier use was observed, end the greeter order sad geed humour prevailed. The visitors synod tharelves ovr the whole of the grounds as they her never demo on any former merlon, and the remit was that not move than the most temporary perms or roonvenlence was at any time felt in the building. It will hardly be believed that no damage whatever has been don* to the property of the company within or without the pekoe The gentlemen of the swell-mob seem for once to have torgeme the advantage offered to them by such an assemblage; at say rata no oropishits of theft have yet Niched the sus of the authorities. Fully two-thirds of the visitors new by rail, and the arrangements by which this anormose throw Of mid* than 40,000 were brOught to the palace, and conveyed beck, certainly redact. the greatest credit on the diem of the railway company. Pot some boars during the naming the passengers delivered at the palace slasedsd 12,000 en hour, e. 1,000 in every firs minutes. Mamma were adopted by the managers of the palace by which the excursionists from the country who formed a lane proportion of the visitors, were enabled to melt their return trains with very trifling delay. The ummegement of the refreshment department, by which the menus comforts of this great muldtaide were supp3ed, seems to have given universal satisfaction; and tbougb the Fatisters make no profoslens to be a "Temperance Society," the free drinking fountains lately erected fa the Palace were literally besieged by thirsty v6itors throughout the whole day. The annual demoustrations of the Perestes have steadily Inereseed in popularity /dace the drat year that they were attempted, and have now maimed an importance possmani by those of no other society of the day. if these gatbarinp centimes to be conducted with the same admirable order sad good feeling that wee so abundantly manifoated on Tuesday every one mast agree that they are worthy of the most Worsens support. OMNIBUSES AND RAILWAYS. When railways were introduced it was pretty generally understood that coaches and omnibuses would be entirely snuffed out. And seeing how generally them ve hicles disappeared from the public roads, wherever • Willey was established, the fact appeared to have been taken for greeted. At least this warn io fora time. The impresnon seems to have bees gradually wearing away lately, and in mod of our large towns there are now coaches and omnibuses plying for short distances dreg the principal routes with • fair thanes of soccer in the competitioe. At Manchester very ecm•iderable success has resulted from attempts to re establish • traffic along the turnpike rade, and regular gm rims ply to Ashton, to Bolton, to Baty, to Boston, to Hyde, to Droylesden, to Failsworth, to Middleton, to Stockpot% and other places. To Stockport the competition thus *sub fished has been remarkably sucosseful. The distancelasla mlleq sod the railway slang the entire route is almost wkhin • stone's throw of the turnpike. A stogie omnibus proprie tor, several years ago, pat on some of the large roomy vehicles which attract so much attention strangers visiting Manollester se far as Longeleht, nearly -tray to Stockport, running every quarter of an hour. Subsequently be supplemented them by a separate IMITIOO to Stockport every hour, by which pastured could travel tad& at • charge of sixpence spied tespenos by rail. Thee eeati nued to ply until the day before yesterday. There were thee 54 smart:mete per day to Lonpight and back, and 13 to Stockport end back. Then preor estimated the traffic taken from the railway to Stockport end back at 7,0001. per annum, and said it was the most eaccesefal speculation he bad entered upon. Yesterday a change was sezesaitated, and the mum of this cheap lets the public into the ascent of how this competition, which at one time seemed to be Impossible, has been brought about. There are three toll-ban between Manchester and Stockport, and the payment of fall tolls renders omnibus competition impossible. At first, when the great inroad was made upon receipts along the turnpike by the competition of the railway, the road trustees were glad to get back some por tion of the money by making contracts at • considerably modified rate with omnibus proprietors, and herein mama to be the whole secret. A rival omnibus proprietor has got pee minion of the Longsight-bar, and by demanding full tolls has put au aid to tbs whole service ea It muted up to Wed seedily last. The omnibuses still run, but with madder ably less convenistice to the public. A service of omnibuses is established to run every ten minutes to the Longaight bar, and • second service runs at intervals of half-an-hour between the Longsight-bar and Stock port. The public gain some advantage, along with the discomfort of changing vehicles, for the chaps ever the two miles to Lonpight are only twopence inside and a Penny ontaide, whilst the charges for the other part of the journey are equally reasonable. The fact, however, appears to be folly established that • oompetition of this kind with railways is quite feasible. On Wednesday evening a dinner wee given at the Corn It:clangs, Winchester, to Mr. Bonham -Carfor, M.P., end Mr. J. Shaw Inner,, the literal candidates for the city et the tut elution. Upwards of 400 verso= were present, snow then babas the Right Hoe. Sir Francis Baring, M.P., Mr. T. 0. Bering, M.P., Under-Secutary for Ind* Sir J. C. Januar M. 1., Captain Bootle, R.N., Mr. druta Carter, Mr. ;Merman Sheppard, of Ports mouth, Lo. Dr. Draw/ad occupied the chew. The Bishop of Exeter has, its mutt, sanctioned a plan proposed to him for manig a community of women desiroes of dereoliag shamed**, exclusively to VAb of piety and oharity. They are to lee called •. Sisters of Charity," or DOICOOMOP." No p epMaal vows are to be taken. A period of probetke en bat have to be passed, during which It will be alkeratis to 15.,, at any time. After this aa im precise's to the society fir a period not exceeding Sr. years will beean reameabie at the expiration of that term. The new society " will be cradled In the vloarame of Boatload Mmeoleurnes, sear Plymouth, till its growth ham enabled it to obtain aad occupy suitable premises of its own." Tub SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. tiering given the names of the presidents of the various departments with the exception of one, we now supply the omission, Ly stating that Mr. Adderley, M P., hex been appointed presi dent of the department of education. li,rd Brougham will be pteeset at the forthcoming meeting at Bradford, and will deliver an address in review of the ropers and objects of the immolation. TEE NORTIIWICE COLLECTION: CLOSE OF THE Itaxn.—On Wednesday terminated the sale of this magma cent collention of pictures. Those from Northwick-park were agefa the objects of competition. Among the more 101 , portant examples ma-1,768, Murillo—The Virgin. alth the Infant Saviour. A splendid example; from the collection of Josep► Baaaperte-200 pines. (Illeavenboys). Tba last day's male of the pictures sad weeks of sit stemmed to 3,760/. Tata of the 111 days, 96,7361. Thai him beets die rem! ass of the avast apleadid oollsodons of pictures ever subedblat is the basemee, maids( by far the metes' sweat ever °Whiskey say mak of picture end works of art la this coantry. What now remise for dispersion are Els tElEttuni. Om, whoa, plats , gardentigetam, Fre., of this se* =Maw THS STBJEIi TEE BUILDIAO =AUL There is no change in the situation of affairs. Both pestles—the employers and the artisans seem to ham settled down Into pcottlons of Wet but determined estrange ment. The men—especially the skilled artisans—ea far err we ten ascertain their sentiments, are resolved to hold out to the vary lent, and express their reedisem to submit to wry priest/one rather than sign the "odious document." The reports received from the delegates who have been sent to rouge the province. are represented to be most favour able. Meetings have been either held, or are about being held, in Oxford, Warwick, Birmingham, Porte. mouth, Plymouth, end other loans. Committees have been formed for the collection of funds, and meetings are to be hold to dienade the workmen of the provinces from maim up to take the places of their brethren in London. It is urged won them that the men in Leaden are engaged In a contest in which the waking clues, ipayeally have ea Intone, end that they ought on that ground afford them an the sympathy and support in their power. It appease that the trader of Portsmouth have already seat up a gVi o 1 20f., and a committee ham been formed to collect and forward. weakly cootribettona to the oonference funds. The MA eitopkeepers with whom the workmen wed to lay out their weekly wages en beginning to feel the abets ' ofthe 'Mika sad look-oat, sad their receipts on the Satur day night Are greatly diminished. Where 91. sad 101. used to be lase Sc, useersarita, not more than If. or M. is hoe resolved. This, of mune, mart tell opts upon the Ismer dealers end producer*, and in this way the whole of satisfy suffers from the antagonism between eons of its members. The men argue that they are justified In what they have done by the highest laws of political economy. They my that the very corner-stone of political economy la the principle that every man is 'imposed to be the best }Mee of his own interest, and that this priaciple is still better founded when applied to large bodies of men, and they complain that because they have taken • particular view et 'honoree eccoomital intersab— an erroosoce ate it um, les—butstill their view—they have beenthreatemd In a document put forward by the matters' occomittes, with en sichaska from their political rights. They ask whet err those who threaten them with political diefraechissment bemire they act on the most elementary principle in menemdsal solesce, are the Tenons to upbraid the with tempists Ignorance of that science. They also complain that the moldy me are actomed of exercising a despotic ladlllooll OWL edge who& mot belong to the trade societies, although ft Is admitted to be ineenceivable how they, who ars a small minority, could exercise such en inflamme, unless they had the secret sympathy end assent of the me-soebty MAN who are a large majority. To be exereleing tyraany over they whose secret sympathy and smut you possess, Is certainly net very consistent. They all admit that a strike le a great ' evil, but, if they are right in their view, that their labour is mirth mem than they MONTS for it, they ask what ether of making repeated sad respectful dame& the an advisee, and the rifted of those die, tans open to the than a straw. Tee bah able, of aaakied, they say, is downright Amery. and that it le well for England that those who regard thew selves as oppressed should still hematite liberty of expeseling thin by speech and by strike. They urge that they do net participate in the general Improvement and program of society—that whilst it is perlectiy true that there is an sir solute program, the oommaad of the working 01148 ever the necessaries and conveniences of life is we relatively fa. creased. The invention of types and the prating pre aft enormously increased the amount sad chespinsi ohs priced printed book', but what advantage is that to the Mad who labours from sunrise to sunset, who labours in bat se much that he hae never had time to learn to read ? The division of labour has 'multiplied products, bat ease.' mists themselves admit that workmen have been aphid thereby. The invention of maeltinery has cheapens' prey daets ; but they plots Mr. Ricardo, who aim " lum son- eased that the substitution of maohleary for human Ishtar is sera lanutious to the interest of the clam of labourers;" sad WI. 8. Mill, who says, " I doubt If all the machinery that woe ever invented has lessened by an hour the labour of any human being." They all admit the namely of com petition; bat they ask why the railway committee, which are great capitalists, should demand that parliament should interfere to prevent competition in railways. They say that if • *mond railway was made by the side of the North-Western the public would be attained, though the existing proprietors would be Injured, just es they are told that by the introdual ion of a new machine the general public gains, although the workman in that particular department is which the machine is ictrodooed are thrown out of em ployment. In sewer to those who say that they might become capitalists themselves if they saved the 50,000,0001. raw spent yearly in strong drinks and abeam, they oak what would In that ma become of the producers of strong drinks and tobacco and the public revenue. If they seam to ommumes those artieles, will Mr. Gladstone guarantee that he will met tax bread and emit, aad if so, how ere the 70,000,0001. of expenditure, which he requires, to be raised ? They ark whether they are to believe Mr. Porter, who pate forward this view, or Mr. Paley, who aye that if a fisher man goes oat to catch fish in order to smoke " the filthy weed" the growth of tobacco is a benefit. They see clearly _ _ enough that the laws of supply and dorsi frigate wept, but they quote in reply Lord Bacon, who was in favour of "fixing the value of things vendible," and Adam Smith, who speaks of a "central price, to which the pekoes of all commodities we continually gravitating, and that whatever may be the obstacles which hinder them from this centre of repose and continuance, they are constantly tending towards that std.• The Importance of capitalists they appreciate, but then there is Lord Laudeedalle, who sap, " that in general it may be observed that gnat Inequality of fortune, by im poverishing the lower orders, has everywhere been the impe diment to the increase of publki wealth." They quote eves Latin authors to show that it was great capitals that ruined Rome latifundia perdidere /Warm. Rent, they say, is requisite, but then Adam Stni , h de clares, " that the landlords, like other men, love to reap whets they have never sowed," and " that when a lease falls In they commonly demand the ram augmenta tion of rent for Improvements made by the stock of their tenants as if they had been made by their own." They cannot deny that Judge Halliburtms may be right in saying that the sakes in England ars caused by its Wealth, but they would know whether May are to believe him or Sir R. Peel, who told M. Glided 6 . There is too much imf firing and too much perplexity in dm condition of the work ing chaos; it la • dissmos as will se • danger to car eivillet/o•; it it ebsolately aseemery to reader their condi tion less bard sad less perariese." Amidst aL this tee sad areee4re of railed economists, they cowhide that the pretest 'pooh le bat the middle ages at Watery, sad that they Rey will ha moaned for looking after their own interests. ORTHOP.EDIC HOSPITAL, OXFORD-STREET.—The half-yearly meeting of the governors of this ins.itution was held yesterday in the board-room, !(mover-equere ; Mr. Quarles Menlo, the originator of the charity, In the chair. The report stat e d *et dukes the peat sin swaths 843 patients bad been under the treatment of the medleil officers, beieg en Increase of 168 on the half-year—msking in all 34,662 pm lents knee the opening of the establishroeut. There her mit been last year a large deficiency of incens, Eirl Fitz- Tram bed munificently presented the tremens with 4001. towards meeting it. A mortgage of 6,0001. still remained to be redeemed, bet it was hoped that an institution which allevetsd so large en amount of human suffering would not merely be relieved from debt, but adequately supported. There were at present 44 bele in the hospital foe the seem modmion of is-door patients, and tbey were all maim/ally occupied. The report wes adopted ullenitenliall. THE ELICTEIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND HOLTHIL•D.—Thoogh the line of telegraph sloop the Liverpool docks will be metalled sad worked by a public cosi:may. the dock baud retainirm certif. etchtshre privi leges, the board at their meeting yesterda ■ y decided to Imp for the present the waking of the telegraph between Liver pool sad Hoiyhesi in their own hands. It was stated yea. terday that the envies which will be 'dosed by the abolition cd farefel of the eesepitore station. would equal the amount of interest per 11111111 M upon the expending* involved by the sew means of omeseunioation. • AdeeTtleilleellt.3—HOLLOWAY ' ll OIitTXTATT AND Ttu.A —Scam r Le.—Szts lessasie—M se diem le are me. at *mew' velem. emeleed w. ISOM lemehmil el mete ta. TM sone or went ales hest es See eleveme et the he, mei Met eel w ditleillti m V me et id glesimesee Seim mem tbreedt let Mahe. see SIM nem he Waite et he herein." melpele. roe iseeeme Allah le teer reeseegrre Houomes milmeelraft nmelleele Ulmer eel as ems he blood the embed mom a taws Millemeerett. letZ u eet Pee= u t eetemem. thernislity *sr MIMI cr. pot . Sea Madre I tree emee haw Meths Sue it ellethellt IS. Melte lee leetedlee Weft 2E3 MINING DitintlCTS. The !apart of 110 ccanagasioner appointed under the productos of thi Atit . Sth and oth Vionteis, cap. 99, to inquire Into the episodes of that set, end into the state of the oscula tion in the hi oohing dioxide, has been published in the of • thin es-book. It discusses at some length. Sea" dr' spade in Staffordshire, • great grievance • among the Wass. The "butt," Is a contractor or middle man, and has an spat ender him ceded the " doggy." It ii mid that Wen Wows Wheel' salsa unfair farallagel of the men. There Is no doul,t that in gamy moos these aom pleiot• are well founded. Severs/ attempts have been made by the masters to put down the " batty" system, but is min ; nevertheless, a few fa the thin part of the coal district do work their o:41, and have done so for aces time, without bottles. The abolitkm of this evil, how ever, must be a work of time; and towards its necesaary preliminary—the raising of the general standard of morels end latelbgenee in the district—much his been done of late years. Sunday labour is greatly reduced, and might, with • little egort, be entirely done away with. The increase of clergy, churches, end schools has lima very great of late parr. The strikes and somblaations of the colliers are still • fertile source of disaster mid km As may be supposed, the act of the *drawee Is always and is this case the comiequesem of repealed strikes ere yto rain the traded the dislike. Yet it is not for went of mph els- • mentary edeostios" that these foolishfoolish-mu combine to Were themselves and their masters. The reports on the mining schools me intereating. There are else " actroole of cookery" at Ciarteherris, and Sitibitoa, in Soothed, with boardlorhouses for the men. It Is expected that Me yoke., of Gaztehierie, ohm due consideration of the *bads of this Institution, will believe that it is established for Ma general • welfare of the posmantaity. The tateation prometko.. of this edam* "to tram young ilentalis in the art of haus kapilag, at heat is forsanhis Demise* to the proper oder • non and carefid cooking of food, in the wishing, dressing, , and mending of clothes, and in thaeough clemlinese ' and for this papa. le provid e gad food, well cooked nod comfort ably saved op; also leftism siosoinmodation for unmarried men." There are also gardens attached to colliers' houses in Scoßland. Messrs. Baird, of Egliaton, have been roost laudably *dm la promoting these improvements for the benefit of their operative, MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY OF THE BODY OP CHILD IN d BdillrfrdY CABBLAGIL Roses excitement was created at the Midland Rail way sails, Leeds, on Wednesday reseeleg, by the disco very of the body of a new-bora male child near circum stances of grave simputoci. It agars that an Monday nigblot gentlemen going to Kirkatall got into one of the Inces canines attached to the 10.40 train for Bradford, and themeastely after the troth had been pet in modes be Lanced a lags halm paper pawl on one of the seats. He looked oat of the wiadow and called to the porters that tare was a pored in the carriage, bet the train we shady set al the Malian, aid it yea too late is leave the parcel behind. Oa examination he observed that it vas addressed to • la Landes, and thinking that it might be • be derensinsd to take it bona with him, sad dllver It the next morning, on hie retain to Leeds, to Mr. Chamberlaia, the esperiaterident at the Wellington station. He, therefore, on reaching the Kirkman statism, took charge of the parcel. and removed it to his home. The nest morning he brought it back to Leeds and delivered It to Mr. Chanibakth. a the mean time his =spicier had been rowed by the walker ihrts and " feel" of the pared. end he mentioned those otispioloso to Mr. Chamberlain, bet It wee not deemed necessary at that Wee to take any father stow Yesterday morning, how ever, the parcel gave our snob an nagneetionable odour sr to justify the *Math in examining it more closely, and the police having been mat for, it warn opened lather presence. It was then found to anemia the deed body of a fall-green was child, but there was nothing eternally to indicate whether It had been born alive or am. The coniner, how ever, wee commentated with, and he at awe ordered • pent:Thmottein exeminegOn to biased% end mill open is fa quest this morning. TM ems is involve& se is nava in snob %IMPS, la a good deal of mystery.—Lrek Zeravy. TEANNIL AND 7417.4 l ACCIDENT. On Monday evening an isq_sest was held at the Infirmary, Bedford, biers J. E. Pools, Bari coroner, on the body of Owns Pamanomp Baker, a youth , ms of ace, who met Ma death in amend 111111 Mast detailed in t he following evidence: - Edward Keats uid he wee mate of the schooner Fame. The deceased was an apprentice to Yr. Charles Hunt, and was on beard the Fame, cm Friday lest, when the tide had flowed about 20 minutes. There were several coils of rope on the deck, end at that time it was nearly dark. He heard the doomed snood, sod went forward to see what yes the matter, &edam him with a cod of rope round his leg, the limb appearing to be nearly ME The rope was attached to a post ea theoppeette side of the river. demeal verde We* poring at the time, sad me of them caught the rope, end deceased, in I attempting to sleeken the line, had his leg caught in the coil left On the deck, which was the cause of the accident. The I. bled somoely at all ►t the time. Charles smith, roaster of the schooner Fun., stated that the deceased was as spprendce on board that vessel. On Friday eveelag lest, semen eight and dee o'clock, he (witness) was Mandl's( neer th• weal, which wee mooted near Mr. Hammlll's yard, when he heard the deceased sing out, " Stop the stersear." Re (witness) then jumped on board the vessel, and told the led to keep clear of the rope. Nest he observed the mate catch hold or the deceased, He went te him, took him to the cabin. and there saw that his leg was nearly off. He assisted in bringing the led to the in firmary. The deemed was an 01011liellt lad, sad he attri buted the accident to his Easley not to let Layout* go ahead of him. . . Mr. iticherd Alford deposed that, on Friday night, he at tended the deceased at the infirmary. His len leg wee in a frightfully lacerated condition, and both boar wen fractured. Mr. Hartland also attended the boy, end they demeed it ad ratable to amputate the leg Immediately. The °prelim was performed under the inflames of chlarofoem; and not more than half.a.pint of blood wee let daring its cantinatinne. Hemmed to be going on satisfactorily when they left, sad remained under the are of the house surgeon during the night. Saw the patient next morning at teno'clonk, and he was then feverish. Necessary treatment was adopted. At two o'clock luomonhame occurred, to no great extent, from the ligature of one of the reseals having_ become detached, and the need was promptly retied. He died the some evening at half- ,arir six o'clock. A post-inartam examina tion had been and the right ventricle of the heart was foaled filled by two e fibrinous clots of blood. There was also half an ounce of blood in the cavity. The clots quits fingtthe drooled and muted death. a drooled= and corroborated Mr. Anima's evidence. The ligature gave way from the boy being exceedingly restlem. The jary veMrsed a verdict of tt Aookienial death ;" add ing, re a rider to their reedit., a with that the attention of the Pon sad Navigation Committee should be called to the desirability of oupplying spars and uprights to keep the easels off the bask, so that the placing of ropes !across the river might be dispensed with, and suck aceidents as the one in question be in future avowed.—Bedfordihirs Mennory. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHBiII Ratimae.—Yesterday morning, a little before rase o'clock, • foteman of platelayers was killed on the Greet Northern Railway by befog knocked down by en approaching in-train ere he mo uld get clear of the mesela. The engine struck the unfortunate man on the side, aiming wry severe *odes end instantaneous death. There sense to be no blame attributable to any one. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GERA? WESTERN RAlL war.—On Monday afternoon an widget, which Wee at tended with fatal reanlte, occurred on the Great Western Bellew seer Balk. It appears that • young man, named Cask, a eoacharaith from Bonthaeoptos, took a ticket at the Bath station for Bristol. Hs wee then la state of intoxicatioa, and while in the carriage his conduct was so offensive to the parterre that when he arrived at the Twerton station he was taken in charge by the guard, in order that he might he given into custody at Neva dans. The train then proceeded, when, jest as it sp. mosehed the Twerton tunnel, he jumped through toe eartiage-window. The unfortunate man wee toned. appa rently dead, lying at the month of the tunnel. It appeared that in falling he must have been caught by the step* of the train, end then thrown with great violence against the atone work of the Mond. The poor fellow was at once brought to Bath and conveyed to the Uaited Hospital, when it wee found that he had enetaintA • fracture of the skull and other serious injuries at the body. He lingered until the following day (Timidity). when be expired about 11 o'clock. A LosT MAN FOUND.—In the month of October, Ilia, Mr. Charles Green, • small farmer, completed the sale of his farm and farming stock, and on the arming of re ceiving t h e mosey called at his brother-ie-law's, Mr. Antra, a retired farmer, living in his own home, at Whittle-end, and deposited with him the money, save 161. That night he leftMerek without informing =yam of his &actuation. Is Aptil, 1866, tumours were circulated that be was mur dered, sad his body buried in Mr. Mika , ' beau. The police were called upon to make the march, and Mr. I.ee, the enperintendent, sad another policeman made a earth there. and the remit was noticed in this paper on April Bof that ear. They They wen perlectly eatirfied that no cos had been there. Afterward!. en old voareerow d wee ploughed np le • farm near the banks of the river, an that re ported to be the reenains of Mr. Charles Green. Oa Wed aria, the 17th Inst., about 9 o'clock in the evaded, the eery Waded Closter Omen =steed Armed health at Mr. Asket's house, from New Youth, is where be had been sojetuldsg,—Stereford Iforerry. THZ FATAL RIOT AT LIIDLOW.—At the inquest heM 4a Wednesday. cis the body of William Pearce, the man killed during sa affray with a number of triples at Ludlow, a verdict of .• Wilful murder was returned against • gimp named WNW'.