The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-13 00:00:00

Raba inteUtpius. EQUITY COURTS.—Dsc. 12. melon VierCheacellor et IL T. ILlrkemby.) lIATSOI LS IL IT.C 11 •IIITT•POZ1111011 ZITIL•OiIe DIX•IT. =Wadi is title owe — ;re - the lithene el ninth gad by ilhejk•- W. wee Fenn eliCilthish • •s•••• ill shwa • linked peen 0 1 ; 11 1= the dsinmints Ni the of the amnia teen In oil, The haethr, 111. gni • Y.. .rani Inkylinel, the *se et when r rime le Is.. Is. le 15... the beads et shed is and le bi ome N Mama • hip own,. Is wa •11, 11 hs nsie. sad bad • liege lea eeit enemy of nee nese eta phase. and In plea wee seinen *mak ith 11••••*" Ova ead aeseiry te the 01 • sinter, NI alai • main am sad Ififieg f• ineilleo •• asimerhis ea ou theweet, well the wen aneweleitill woe to llisint kit the pawn be lad la view. O a the et lbsth. 1714 he oriated slater dillsreat i ts harlii lith n ef thin balms airy illikieat dirk/Wm& of west it N way seal at WIL ask the path sri•lng from the Ws et th e wane et bis awl the Ozone& bft am eopleasiny died ed eir..t. One 1 then diode sesil that the sem of lON. else it reined &mid be imenalsiol Intl the Wane ring drew= moaned le 11101. • me n= casedthis paid es a maxima l pesos. Other deeds pievidsd la Ike roan kr pekes= at ma. et balmy, ▪ malrumatlos, of anftqfaty, palm Ni der_ mond. The Winn at Os pallioaaf ens deviant le be dine W wary sae Is w killing Mil *lit este hope petty, leafy, so mania la aides. Ivory em aseantag porpsely ais ones dna be seemly bait la then the poetry preMear's Masa kw soar is beadle sad won all ark net el ;mesas by mein mom dos, whisk shall be Nat le the tateas when they .. j r tzt . d . seas Meal the serene by the boys. Nd Ono la es tow rang Nle thane, V pesellii, ens oat of awe. Oa• rind wee le Gentile "mho& tar ewe " the pith big sent the 100 i. sea realete mak ths send imams Is. It inweated le 1.11001. • yen, soil whoa it anotrial es this sun the Its... were dkmltei r web semen am 1,11110 ash every year Mr Ors mrbYiewt d iamb Is every einoty is Wind ; meths , presided la • lair ream kr " organs ewe ever" la shassibee_ ; swam ard peoldst Mat the 11101. is wed& It Mind sheen assunalate with the wisely neeneenisealed le 4104 sod this • was to M kerlid fre elpeer when ; swam awaited that the eat et WM. *NM sesaralies awn the loom ennead se 1,01104 inemilly, whisk sheold be given eisaailly "te tea Therm mean an then newitie es yore area ei oieoffify Ni Christina...Ms bebrifins; rasither peinidol hub, eslablihniaist • plating idea its feeds it aka. lieweng, UN oily what UN inked ken the ode el hie neneieript espy et the bleary tills aims ei Amnia. welsh ime was la assanalde midi It annalsel te imbeds • seposallw • wear el the press, sad • ▪ Mdse sad le fed thin shit anteregs, and he dinned that they shield pint derethael heel% snit "in order le mane the nosebeis el the thank ken ban tato the disaileal till Of rhea, let there bs &pined Walls mains the Diesenters; and the beet .4 saki seispeedioes under is new= satins the ellweat feakafea, scab as asithodite. seabiptleti. kr." Other aide presided kr the estabilibront id • pktnte gotiay, • librny, sad • phyla gardini. TM is Ise also provided in awe maw* tor the wean of the body. Ama of 1004 wee S. setianalin em Ole wassat at his per eat. yielded In games • yea which was tele Yid eat In bed it the peer el Chunk Least" and diewinited an ell. ThemesPe-Day •an Mr ear Of INK gm I. assenithes veil is inromieed le setheiset r Odd ea 15.,.. ef 1001. • year, sad than the Innen were affamity te apply • year's Wow le istablith • dollar 'YEW b maw other pada, sad thee Mee wield be, es the kinder la hi. deed expressed ft. "best ler ion" In the pear at ease parishes. Ose would have Me eat that the mien' esianalatises thus directed were anthdeet r pate the peseta it ecennaulettoe, however maw wall any thellaW alga Ma bet it seems it was net eloper r cad* dm et the hams, for by th= wary died be prenlial that mansel there various dad sea lase wan* all the various swam devoted te them eked have satundeted end amounted to such • saes that the aggregarbseeme was 10.0007. *yew. Bat when tt dld 111110gat to that NON he darned that sot less than 100,0004 shield be laid oat " with the strictest economy In balding • pad chinch et Church Langton. When the church beta • " temple of religion sad virtue" le to Le greeted, which Sr. to be the *tors traikry, the stosenw, the library, the prititieg office, and lodgings for the and to wince is to be attached the physic 6ard.n. The total expellee of these end of the other cherries Is estimated at 3.9001. • year, and the remainder of the income he directs shall he used "lath. beet mann for usiarsal charity," As yet there has sot been am for the designs of the founder to be To, ked out, and the only one of them cherries from which the pea have as yet derived say Muth has been from the distribution el eve rases worth of bed annually to the pow of the perish et Cara Langton, ad lbw payment, seem 1660, ot 001. • leer ter the salary of • &drawler in that parish. The rut at the foals have eocumuleted, and from trim to tine bees hid ant le the purchase of land, the rental of width is sew shoat 6001. is year. la 16.17 the Charity Catainikaes ported on the charity, Wing some fault with its whandelow Oro. but no wordings were tam by en Aitathireow rat in coaaquenre thereof. le 1614 the area being J. sena of taking the directiou si the court law matter, died • bill, te gibbet they lade the representatives of Os devises at the loader ddeedests. praying that it WPM Is Ma" Weed end declared whet part of the colds OM teak vested in !h.q. ean applicable to charitable armee, and whet wen the teeedmal lights end interests oldie defenisate, and N to such perm theme se were applieable I. the obesity, that • scheme tweet be prorandid. Tee Naar bed reported, Galin what the awe clamed of, but th a t as averse clam herd as made by penal who claimed ander the tiunder. The we row came before the duct on ad journed rummer from cambers, the printery aaesiion, wherh wee raised by the derecdeete, being that the whole of the ohs were and because iziopreerve Irma twee nasty and remoteness, and that they cam and., ta same of rootos•ia. Mr. eireeerea sad Mr. Saleettewor eloPotord for at JOMII. HQ., Mr. WIC/WIN S* rbe AttorsepOseerel ; tikerea Mr. BedY. Mr. Ihreyth, Mr. Were, sad M t . U. C. Weed fig the ether pirriel istreerrel. the ease... eet reecharkri whoa the awl nee. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dsc. p. SECOND COVIIT. &Caw an KW Pam at Gadblltal —Maim Mr. Jellaba Blackburn sad a Conoco Jaa7.) anurracn a. C111,PL1%.-111l1ACII OP FRO ML Thai we as ection lee Meech el pennee. The dedesdeat panded, bet. that he did sot pregehe; std cammdly. the slur swam; the proms. e, the plena if reenacted the agree ment to merry. The *lane joined hese os the ling pies; sad to 'be second pies embed tut she wee ladend to re mind the agnomen through the freed d the dehesset. Mi. Went Jame. td.C., sad Mr. Wag James, were mama tor the plaistrff; Mr. &lead Peigroderff and Mr. &awes were emossel for the defendent. Mr. Wires Joan. Is arithreseiss the jury. mid this wee as .now brought by the pletstiff, Mine Class Armitage, • yeses lady of coseidevairie pereenel athrectrod, about 24 pared ego, te recover caspowesios is &mere from the defeedest in • bripeoli of moodee dsionlege. The plerauff wee s yeses lady, tat slew elf mereinst, else, os He death 4 bee mother, adosted hoe, mid had heeesht her up end ode sated ler. Is 166) the pada 4. is. we. moperintesitles • peotrywore Weise. is the Amide, Loorteabridge, W ere misested with the 4 Oredest vie owned es trammiosom hi one moo Ore err • reernhe sad osmihnialter. The de- Maw is. mir dived by the pkiatili a bee Mae sal ether mete here re her temoity m be tome herehmed, seal they tea nosed terra istinewy fr om IlB e to ILK when obi defeated tielemily broke of the lose* as the posed that be wee ter, .it her the menage mese. It \owner tuned est time the defeedest. et the rage AIM thee he Woke 41 the mach, rem estresed to seedier, mad Is designator, 1660„ he smerri4 • Miry ponereed 4 cemederaMe property. The Wee/4 ememel referred to the helm Am bed premed hem the drhedget te die plaistlllol the men aided rtiarecter, emit naiad ups the lon w prim the plegetiff methetastml demega. Re cubed the foiloweas witemen Yr Dana shim desemed—l um e 4 plmatitre eerie I am Om meter weenies et the Mad Milan and Pinch, de. Mary Am. Mhos sheet sine yew. el res. the plesstir• liwiti•r Mid. Mad 11168yena r.r as 4 boated her sp. She to rem 24 var. dep. Beton Pe.}) oh. we. mounts' Mr. Terser, r hintisser, who bad •nap in the Arcade, Lna ateitige. She limb the Ideation at tee des mob mei Mime in .arrest Iminalf. Is IVA t er.-nred • ooroameinetem retake to thedeindaer, .it in tonaiimmee 4 thei be (WIMP eo my her. sod am tairod,ol ty droplet*. tilt A', that he rrequestly ears*, twos throo tone* • week oreeeinually Maims lame ma Panda, a. Jle Mon. Mrs. Pero*, wee there es ewe ecemicia, when the defended ens introdered be by me se pay*: be. Wrenn, to the pima flid. my ahem Whys they won tegenter he paid her meted aneatem. He oestmeed vieritiong my loess *bent Mrs At the borer part al the Use he Nei • Itersee sad 1,11,4 st Preeet• hill. 1 sem my Mem gemaleoloo to all him them. M• dere hegemony told me is the doirediones poommer that eke had ei.lred him radars. delved de droyhts M. They net eery ohm. la the eyries 4 ISM I 111111811•111 Min Armitage to go with my eon to Cheinahom, whams sheet 1.. mire a beersome then. I r meshed the dokodent, sad mired him if he woad have my *Heaton M hoe gems se Cheihrebam. He reed etrommerearem at that doe mood era permit tom to many. H• and seeltieg nen shout tll health or abeam theme. In dosimeter. 18de, 1 Irseinvel a conalneeiraqms Irmo my mile rolattwo to lbw match baying Loon 14.4kes off. I tine celled upon the daleadast. Wh o a I c 0 1 ,5.1 span the deenotene, I mired him if it were tree that h• toed ropreented hie melody to marry. He mid yem it we. 11.d4 boo I did mac ballet,. lt—(lanibtar)—sad I shoolil *mai butt eery namely. I ward hint tor hie do , tor'a awl berme at to am. He dad ant my at that thee too a..rd about the plastid' hoeing reminded tee ens tract. I told the dekedesi--" Yosap gesilommi. II I dad ))rag en &oaring my Wee I mitt penes. you." (Loughlin.) Taro wee Ghee he bed stein on the &caner bum My smog he.. lass bass irigi me nines the march we. brakes tit. Hor health kee Is.. mere iseterially affened norm le wee Is neseeimace el the ewe ether Mesta that Arlan bar ewe *rhea t. I Ant hard of the rieleindae is molar rams ilk melte ego. The dellisilsot carries os tonere la the Amis. Loodemehndpre. me • ostchreeker sad jeweller. The shop le well ateceird with good.. The defeated tir it-.at twisty-Mt oars d age. The &fondest's father is • mem ber d the COYCII. Craw mislaid by Mr. Serjeast NUMMI—The plaintiff left the Arab lisp shoot two yore ego, our aflorwerge Ned • shah attrales os Highgate Ike surly two yam ribir our hare lor Christina' twelomostb. SW livid whit tie family at Ns. Tarry* sad SIM at Illgtograu The Moan* or • hesator of the bellboy Osaphy, and as Ns Mews ha hogoestly caned at my bean ad net to, Yes Woos ler sew that *lsar Is by Ik abi l i tatet ray that I lean ars than to gar obis theSsabst, OW I omit my that Haw 1111182 I for 11118 list two yews, because I gas% Ws"- bus Is flat (Laughter.) 1 nem west to his bass at loyaildfr 1 dos't too, that the balsas was bit shop, asel Or ha ably aaperiatoried Ufa sows time. The shop la fro Anode are mak hst way profitable, (Leragtesr.) The phial woe to hue gess to Cliettenh•m ao as misasst to my sea. who h • ralleatimar. itoalssised by Kr. Nara 3raot—l sew fro dafeadAnt la Orobar, 111414 whim he rid be wr mashie to awry. At dot aim I hog army moos to sapper wry sire bad bus aterfred to his fre lam lima No visited hr is hie tsars, emethess is Mr sag acsomisso to rod—he mit bat • psyssat of Yr prink is Whim (The porn& was proiscoL) I with tho lehsioat was hers , the portrait to sr wry lassolowsos (Laiglam) By the Jadge-1 hod iho ishroloor ghost his set harry lag hr about awe herb behro to. she Imo with Yoh The Wawa as brim pus 1114. La horn was pet Is to o est the Mohan 1.1555.4 M ths deihriot. I first as. the fleihsingo harriage is Y s by You. Mors Janos, Aspoold—l 1 raids at . 11,1frsioolevuter, Now Nerefr. I or the philtre stab low at the pisisillro asslare who the to him r art idisileatt. I INS WadedWadedEr i s. Or gils. tho gralsr ne as who is peen lie shiners to Clem" r proud the grow pan of the day with thin.. I taw dm hogoostly tagettew err. No was lourodord to ins Is the • ely phi .1 MC the apgersent eh broken all tbs base per el fro per, ispbstbst. 1369. I saw do asswarissat of Itio soreleape that saish. limits era Om they optima attechad to she othirt.ViZ s to: bass wry NI ow sins tha engage host was of fteeirTeeirderdby Mr. Seder* Prandorff—The' lest Ohms I saw them towhee might lam been is 1857. I don't oaf haw them tub after that time. Bohn that I had Vli?than together. Mar asardeed by Mr. H. James —l teems segailited with the dreedred three& the Orland. 1 was erwhen dr inerottaeden Ilse. Pierce took pros. I trequendy bees fa hie °mammy. He told me his rent and tame was shwa 1601. per SWUM. The shop appeared to be well reeked. I ham ere the outside of the hems he Nem in at Foreell4lll—(laughter)—and oleo the ere balms. He Is linag at " Caro House," an eight-roomed Mane. Hs hes aided apes gee se horseback, Sad I have sew bin devise a Moe eel drier. Thehorseback, engegemeat wee brakes et entirely 1 2 : 0 ., ISA did sot visit oar home the lett she of his ingsgemeat. I dos'. thlak I saw him after Iftt na lN?. by lb. &Oral Prerelorff—l oar.' t swear that I vow the defteidert at my father's boom after Septem ber, 1857. I was net often at borne. He in rather " teat " likes to make a drew. (Laughter.) 14. Swjamet Pelmedo;ll—}la is rather a dandified person, is he mat f ((megliter.) Witesse—lethsr. I have men him driving three times. Min Mary hen Wilkie, examined by Mr. Edwin James, Used—l am e th e lteintirs cousin. I remember the Intl. away between the 'stiff and defendant. I was frequently with them ye. I once visited the defeadaat's hones et Foreableill la company with my cousin. He was paying his addresses two years and nips mouths to my moan. I wee st his house in 1867, just befogs ha discontinued his "lilts She moulded at the tea table. o a s : w them together at my father's house. I saw hie la the paper in October, 1859. I considaradthem as sad that when be was in a position to do so he wear= her4At first she believed hews too 111 to merry her. It woes ' great shock to her when she found he had inseriad fisather. Cromexamined by Mr. Robtasen—Sim had known the dellandent in 1854. He had writhes to her sevirel letters for nix mouths before he visited our house. He lived at Forest hill with a friend. They had the home between thew Miss Margaret Wilkin, exandaed by Mr. H. Isms—l am eou•in to Ito last witness. 1 wee introduced to the dsha dant in 1856. 1 have visited the defendant twice in la= with the plaintiff. The last lime WY Ia 1868. They like engaged pawns. I met two of his brothers there. They addressed the 'plaintiff is bar Christian name. He was most Articular In his attentions to her; he objected to others Crosetrramined by Mr. fferjtont Peteredorff—The last time I maw them together wee in the early part of 1858, but I cannot rementlxr the mouth. I am sure It woe not the latter end of 18.17. 1 saw them together after he ceased rotting at my uncle's. Hie brothers were about ten and Oakes year, of age. Re•examieed-1 fink heard the match was broken off after my voit in 1858 et Forest-hill. Mr. John Flair, examined by Mr. Henry James—l am a bolter and ounketiosor at Metpe.. The plaintiff came bee my envies cm the 9th of November, 1856, cud left at Chrlehmas, lilt At lint she was very attentive, but she left he etmesquenee of her went .4 athletics to boomer. The Meet pert GIN begird very much. 1 wee not acute of what W ocanned. I told her ea she could not attend to business eke had better Isems. . . _ Mr. John Chandler, examined by Mr. Henry James, dr perd—l era a tobacco&kr, carrying ou busitiese la the Arcade, Lowderbridg& I have known the defendant for Iva or six yeses. 1 was at the wedding breakfast on Om mew** el the defendant to Mule Sparkman. Mr. Emmy lames—lt mess a very gay wedding? Winans—Very much alter my own. (Laughter.) It was sot particularly py. Mrs, Spark Mali examined by Mr. Edwin James. deposed—l mettle new Swindell. The defendant married my eldest daughter ow 21st September, 1869. He never cams to my house or spoke on the eubj.rt till atter 28:11 January bat; he then came down to a ball, and remained with us akw days. He said be had tamed marriage to my daughter, end naked my convent. My daughters were friendly with Use Chaplin*, sad Twitted. They sent to school together. I saw him spin cm the subject, and tol i him my deughber mast please banal/. My daughter had been saves weeks Leados,vlailing relatives end tile Chitlins's. He wit walks Member to my daughter before that Jay. She bas ennead 1,1001. dam bee marriage. I gave it to be,. The debesdrt bas had !be meary, no doubt. Them Is ' me mitimesat. I can % s-y whet he km dap with it. I bo nne the delsedaet is melding is by father's bops at (Vika brae. Be keep. a bane and *ampere be salting out his aloft _ (Laughter.) Ye Idyls James—Bet your isagitter has rode in it as well as the clocks. (Laughter.) Maser—Females ride *madmen fa strange conveyances. (Laughter.) Ile keep. the trap for his husisiess. Croatoexamileed by Mr. derjeasit Peteredoeff—lt is • ustfd leareyaare for Mumma pupae* The plaintiff has known my (amity for 14 or 16 yearn l had no idea there errs any court ship betimes the defendant end my daughter before January lam. I did not make ingnirim about his stock belure 1 gave him the money. Some part al the mow has bees expended furaishiag. Six letters out of 379 written by the defendant to the plain tiff were put in sad teed. They were couched in the meet tender and affectionate term., and spoke of his affection to bee, sad her having entrueted her happens to him. Most ef them maimeneed with "My dear Clara," My dear, dear Clara,' but one of them was eddreseed, "My dear, dear, dear Claryi. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1859. dr. Henry Jasim—Tbere ■n 379 of than. (Laughter.) Tbe following letbes wars pat is Ind read : • My /fronst Clara,—lt grime no vary moo t, indeed, doer, to think we did mg moot is fleaday mitt. Out, this', dear, perhaps I hod my brims Moss coat on ; bat then, the, I eagle to boot soma you. It beet am so, dear, to teak my own dear girl was walking shoat by her.. If. I did as. Move **statics whoa the mho: people did, dear, who I came up, Aid perbapo mate me boor I ham so hoouht, deer, that perhope yogi think it woo my Malt ; that would be warm than snything. lin say, please. my erl, it you do. I shield boos room up to Highgate, dear, bat canons leave for a monsear, oe moment of tbe boy befog wit work In the shop. I do no mach want to an you Look, deer : soppy.* Mum erase don aim cotes down, shall we ant burn a sir day by comatose roe Sudsy, D. V. ? Yost moat let tea bow, r 1 rail have to get wets ono for the day, my deems girl. It la donboag say love for you, dear, to thick I do cot miss you se mach, dm, as you as. Di not Mink of ouch a thiag hr a moment, dear, •• in &Mgt imbibe an ca r wen re. m It le apt wrong, door, to write your troubles It to wrong of it, to row those. Thor stall indeed, dour, boas sad oldie= oar day; *ad such ea awl tin, dew Pi? 1 did sot got home by the 10 tram, dew, bat ours trek arms 9 train up. If I bad set bets inupd I should have tames of your (Near, sad uses tbo 9i von in. 0 dew, dew girl, do forgive cm boo ceasing you sort very grad grief. Will you nut, tiny de girl t My cold is bottom, dear, mod decor 'Mug no all Haig. I am so !loopy. dear, your cold is better. Is not cold somber like winter ? Hopiog you are quite well, doer Clem, I ramie your ever affectionate, with best love, RUlaigl/3." " My own dear Clam. —Dearest Clam I bore asked yes as may times to fees. in. 6w it, had °atheists of Wryer, ethouolt a is that non torpor ibis robes ow low you Do truly sad dourly, but I know pea dm ila your era dowse/Ida Ita ttink my dear girl you did sat mess It as I riolatar p..l the wide, as I know a taw word. like throe mato • booiiach which la eutootioam saws lergetlie, though. forgives. I boos, my girl, you me only 103 busy to oblige me Lary coy, and wily m mom sorry the ever 1 said or wettest may- Ibis, that ho. gir o s you the stirrer ram sf displawers, loosed of dame toy now to tusk. you Um hands* of girls. My dear kith you will ondeoviar to forget that the nos wee written by as., so I castes the it has ands ins very slows able—Maus! the Nora why I 'Mod you to say the red of the week is, I expected. customer otonLi co, and I wishier year owa take, my own dear Clore, to do en the lupine.* I possibly can. 1 cm seam you I donut ',tamp. go oat all the •set. My dear girl, dolma. orm of your owe Mar kind Mrs ro, sad lairs the Petered from In. Woa's you ? Now lbs.?. • god mid I do smiorsly h ma ender es you bar. ostissood your train... to we, cod roe Jose, you will ass lad no dearest is an, thing you ooed os imp. strl,pia word bar pleased we m mach is > 011 had bar boars yrir Motors b the o'd way hamese of the way anw sear, although I mold not ezpact it ; bat I think e 4 you beau so , fmrd, sad I s, bed. Tr. roams 1 est 'be pager woe that l aroma bias to think of your wanting .ayusiag whit I row I ese I. any Amps or way add to your Isapploons Now, to amountF r bud writlog. It lo that I wont to say so roach the It Do me in such • Mats, I got aloog too foist kr :ay bands. Do, my girl. r you Love me. writu imd 'stingy forgive sm. Noll 1 uses sp Usday, say past ? 1 as away@ thinking of rota, how had you're 'r`-4 ea I ma mum you I 6o not do a thing without setting Clare Au miMes in the distance. With best love, from your are donate, ..Rozzur." " My dear Chars,—lt is with regret that I hare bit ask year forOVIMOSS again for my doubting you for a moaning; was I know you do tor* me, as you say, the best of any one, and I mealy plead my intense love for you se an en case, sad I will endeavour to show you that I, and I alone, can make you happy. Send back • line, there's a good girl, and think of the paper round the little brooch. I shall ere you to-day. Excess this very bad scrawl. Your., sin " Dear Clars,—lf you leave England, dear, I must and I will we you again before you go, to tall yore, doer, that I am the same to you as ever I was. I end lummox your dear, good kart, and most truly thigh, dear, the,. is not • better wormer on earth. lam afraid, deer, I have rank much in your love. 0, but do not for • lament think it is for any other cause I would not marry you but the one! have told you, dear girl. You have not thought so of my sisters mother, as they have not • word or thought in it. Pardon me, dew, for writing this, though peals! to yea, bet I must do it, and wish I could bear the pain for yon. Why do you say I shall not know where you go sad bow you ere, dear? Good bye, dew girl. With boot ior ko yoer over saw ** looms Dm." "My dear Girl,—l hops, dear, you get base quite solo last night. It woo bolter, Week doer gat, to tall you loot dabs. Ido et bap, deer, yes do sot doubt nos—do yoe,s, aal. Ikm yea as mei Ns seer, geee and think of you tie orao day by day. es I ma Ws ease ßobert, dear dovel afeezw i lis. Wad bye, diarist Clara. With your Rosiurr." " My owe dew Class,—lf you caly knew the great an guish rimy naiad you would twelve me, I know, for causing ea awe eabopploose to ono Ido so dearly love, and one I knew to be the best sad dearest girl on earth. I say this oeolly, dew, for I am the same es always, and would not tell =llalesbood. I know, dar, lam greatly to blame in you go to Highgate, but I thought of what you said on my Brat love, and my respect for you, that you did not mind waiting for MOMS time for me, end I am certain you would not find anyone who would think and make It his duty to do more to make you happy. I know you think I would, as I know, my dear girl, two cannot be happy in after lib without they truly and love and reegeot one anothee. Do forgive me, there's • deer g ir l , and think of me as you ebony. have been, sea can aware you that I work and think what happiness it Is to have loos one you can tall all your little and great trocibla. When Inked you to might what yea the matter, I was not doing It oat of curiosity, but to relieve you ,f I could. Do, MIMI'S a good girl, write ma one of your old loving lettere, ad think of me as the same Robert es of old. I will do morphia( yea 'poke shout, dear. Would you like your comfit to p ioY. MAI mat Sunday, dear ? Do write, dear. With best love broncos who will always be to you the beet and most affectionate " Rosier." " P.S. My dear girl, do reosivi this as It comas from ma, from the very depth of my heart; and do not think, because I let you go home by yoerself, I love you any the lees, but more and more a very day ; and my only wish is I was near you now to ask your forgiveness in person, and give me one dear kise." This WY the plaintiff's ease, The defendant Galled no what:oars. Yr. Wein James then summed up the cue to the jury, goyim there had been nothing Ilk. en excuse put forth—nay, tot even •pa illation--of the defendant's conduct; and he salad the jury to give the plaintiff exemplary damages. Hr. Ihrjemet Petandorff then addressed the jury ftr the defendeat in adtigedoe of desesger. He contended there was no geed far Mini demise. There wea no apparent Intimacy between them hue ffeyessaber, 1857, and no over tone node by the dediedeat to hfa w 101 January, 1859 having en honvel of fifteen or sixteen mouths to claire from the esention of Ma sajnaintance with the plaintiff before he node proposals to his wife. The leaned Judge, in summing op, said there was no doubt some damages moat be given in this can, for the promise to marry had been broken. The amount of damages Ina a question for their oonaldsration only. The 1 jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff—damages 504. COURT OF COMMON PLRA.S.—Dac. 12. &Wags at Nisi Priam in Llados.—(!alas Lod Chial Jostles Edo sad a Elpeallal Jam) ME O. tlll I.OI.7IMCZNIC AT MI POLTTSCRWIC. The plaintiff hi Ibis ease claimed damages for Injuries ens tamped by him in the late accident at the Polytechnic, and his claim ersafintaded on the allegation that the accident had been caused by the negligence of the defendants. The plats were, not guilty, and a denial that the plaintiff was In the building at the request of the defendants, and that hs bad paid the timid admission fee. There were separate actions by Clement and William, eons of the plaintiff, who were also Injured, and it was arranged that the three ceases should be tried se one. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Dec. 12. Sittings at Nisi Prins.—(Before the Lotd Chief Baron and a Special Jury.) REIMER O. BAEEII..-THE SOLITE !SIMI ELECTION. This fiction was brought by the plslntiff, Mr. William Bridger, the proprietor of the Green Dragon, in Bishops gate-Weer, against Mr. Winded Baker, the unsuccessful hberst candidate at the late election for the southern division of Eases. The declaration stated that the plaintiff sued the defendant for the use sod occupation of certain rooms in the Green Dragon, used as committee-rooms, for meat, drink, and lodging supplied to the defendant and others at hie request, and on an account stated. The defendant pimply pleaded "serer Indebted." Mr. &will end Mr. Mewing.e were counsel for the plaintiff. Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Woollett represented the do hokat. Among the wittessea was Mr. William Brirterr—l am the plaintiff In this action, sad am the proprietor of the Green Dragon in Bishopepats street. Before the lout election Mr. Parker, of Chelmstord, team to me , bat I objected to have the committee there, on I mount of he trouble oa previous occasion,. Mr. Parker said I most mats it convenient; and as the hones had been advertised VI the committee-room, I took than In. Mr. Parker said I moat make it answer my purpose. I asked him to whom I was to look for payment, and he said, " I will sea that everything is paid." I charged 31 3t. a day for three rooms, and a guile& a day for one. All my charges ars fair and reasonable. I sent in my account short 121. 12e. Mr. Wilmot. and Mr. Copeland came to me with the larger so saint I bad rent in, sod said I moat alter It In form, because Oa election auditor would not pica it. I therefore made oat sewers acooaam, according to their Instructions. I altar wards accepted a cheque for 991.4.. from Mr. Copeland, on his assuring ma that it would be without prsjodics to foram . . Mr e. ger , the nlaintill's wife, woe then ceUel, and =that when .h. *eked to shore some abrrry eboold be Mr. Smith said mho mig h t enter it to Mr. Littler, of Baltoeteorainitiae, far nonviolence sake. _ Mr. Jazer•—Cen y give the name of ■ny persons bat nth sad Littler aho ever ordered refrethteente? Tb. Lord CILI4 Beena-1 outwore not. Mr. Bovill—Tlrre oars the 79 breakreata. The Lord Chief Barva—That re charged to the oematitte Ibis aimed the plaintiff's me. Mr. Janice submitted there , rta no evidence of any awhorily to e vatmet the debt. Why should Mr. Baer be Hanle tam three Was nothing team, it had been brought to Me kwialedge that Mr. Smith and Mr. Lit , loT bad been eating, drinking, sod aveying at the ofela Dragon at his amass 1, — Thel.er4 Chief Baron—lt might well have entered Into ble mind if be saw them 'here. (Iwzghter.) Yr. James—Bat they bed had their lee. The Lard Chief Baron—lf it had teen an attorney the ear sash' have bar different. I thensht a b.aiaur had always lito fee and his grab. (Laughter.) Janiss-1 thought it was always the ether way—that she attorney had the best of it. (Orr' bias htrr.) The Lind Chid Baron—l cannot may, there is no °widows of authority. Mr. Bridger, the plaintiff, washers recalled at Mr. Jsmee's request, and stated in reply hi gllegia2o, than might hese Dees two bill., au* in Mr. Littler's tame, and the other to Mr. Biker's committee.,, Were both bills, though under ditrareut hesdhap, for the wpm, of Bares committee. Wheelie—They were. Mr. Jame, without sdareesing the Jury for the defame% ashistf - 61 r. Albert Copeland. • rar licitor of Chelowford, who had eeodae•rd the electioe for Mr. Baker, wader the direettm of Mr,Varher. He proved that he had gone to thaGreeo Dragon s•d ghee up the annalttee-name. %Wawa; had told the p4htt! that the 1171. arc mot was not to • proper shape, and he could not moo:me the other for 421. odd, as manna Mr. Bawer at all, Nieuwe it belonged to Mr. Littler; it had Mr. Little:a nem, tat it. W itnraa agreed to pay 691. 4.., and 91. Toe 99/.45. was to be paid sohject to the el.ctiou auditor's epimmal. The 91. ems advanced to Mr, Roberta, and that was pai4 et once hy witnem. He objected to pay for the 76 break lama. The Lord Chief Baron—Did you think Mr. Littler was to pee tee the besekfaete Witnese-1 thesight the payment woaM ho illegal. Cnoweetiowlned-1 paid Mr. Bridge M. fie. by • cheque el Mr. Ileiter's. That cum wee to have nothing to do with hog perooe's accriont. Mr. Jensen mid that now the queetion was rather one for Ids lordship than the jury. The Lord Chief klaton—The question is limply whether Mr. Smith and Mr. Littler were to be Mery m the whole elemoctwe I. ins quarters, Mr. leers—Tos que•coo. I submit, my lard, is whether thee bed surbority to pledge Mr. h•k..e. The Lord Chief Brawn— I think Mere le evidence of au thority. Me. Jessio—Your lordship will be gond enough to teke • mese el my objection. The jury then returned s verdict Cm the plaintiff for SIG lie. 4d. [Advertimmentl—Erres (HOMZOPATRIC CBE. Orram. • —Thill among* YMMISMI 18 Feld t, miyuni =,•• •••• IA 1.1% . 6 4 kik plata IN ...aim 'fp. smanera Lake: ASSIZE INZELLIGENCR. WESTERN CIRCUIT.-Kxzm, Dm. 12. Mr. Biros Mennen arrived la this city' on Saturday, end opened the ceinadeirs for the county at the Castle of Stater, and for the cilty at the Guildhall. On Sunday his lordship attended divine service at the cathedral. To-4'y the boohoos of the meerAll commenced. The os leader is not heavy, but there is an unusual preponderance at at terthammo. ea Indecent character, end charges dconcealment NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—lavzspooL, DEC. 12. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) The winter maims for South Lancashire commenced this day (Monday), before Mr. Baron Martin who, in address ing the grand jury, said that the number : of prinooere, 76, wee below the average of the winter sashes. Still there were 14 oases of homicide, and though perhaps only one or two of them might turn out murder, still they all betrayed • tan. done, to reckless violence and a proneness in sudden quarrel to use knives and other weapons. In one cue a man had killed • boy by throwing a piece of iron at him in • sudden pesMon ; in another a drunken wife bad killed a drunken husband, by stabbing him with a knife ; and in another a man, while drinking with a friend, was induced by the taunts of his sister, to quarrel with him and kill him. There were also two rather novel cams, viz., one in which a gentle man is charged with exerting undo. infleanoe over a voter Ma parliamentary election; and another in which a policeman had induced two women to criminals themselves belces their examination by a magistrate. He would not, he said, make any remark on the first case, as he brit not read th e doped- Vow, bat in the other, there could be no doubt that the law of the land most clearly and expressly forbad any etas to induce prisoners to criminate themselves, and that law must be strictly enforced. His lordship tibia proceeded to try prisoners. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. John Carr ' 42, pleaded gallty to a charge of brealdng sod entering the d welling-house of William Borchett,and stealing three watches , value 141. Mr. Cooper, who appeared for the prosecution, said that this 'ramose of those desperate robberiro that had of late been of somewhat frequent occurrence. The prosecutor wee a watchmaker I. Cheap"lde, and ft appeared that the prisoner, at five o'clock in the afterimage, dashed his hand through the window and snatched out the property mentioned in the Indictment and ran off with It, butweepurened and taken into custody. The prisoner, who was not known to the polloe, woe sea towed to twelve months' hard labour. lama May, 24, was charged with steeling a gold watch from the person of Charles Smethurst. The prosecutor ie a merchant in the City, and on the evening of the 29th of November he was in Cheeped*, when e moo fell down before him, apparently in a fit. The prosecutor very kindly attested him to it.., and a crowd assembled, and the prosecutor felt his watch snatched from his pocket, and the prisoner, who was close to him, nut off. The prosecutor pursued him and caught bold of him, and several men got round him, and he sew the primmer peas something that glittered M one of them, and he tea off sad made escape, but the primmer wee secured. - . . . The jury foillid the prieeper (huffy, sal attolteer Informed the court that he was a regular @asocial' et thieves. He wee seatesced to be imprisoned sal kept to hard labour foe twelve mouths. Wicks, 34, was charged with riesling a cheque for 71. 16s. 4d., a money order, and 171. in gold, the property of Thome. Forster. Mr. Platt prosecuted. The prisoner we. defended by Mr. Ms,. The prolocutor in this case iela tee desler In the Ci , y, sad the primmer had beer. for • considerable time in his serries carman and to collect debts, and a gond deal of madame ores placed in him. On the 29th of November the primmer was entrusted with* cheque and • poet-office order and cosh to pay into Meson. Hockey's, the limiters, with whom the prosecutor kept an account, sod Instead of doing en he absconded and appropriated the money to his own um. When he was apprehended he said that he had drink with some strangers in a publio•house and that he soon afterwards became @twilled *ad was ro bbedi of the money, bat there was nothing to show that there was an foundation for the story. Mr. Ulm made a very energetic appeal to the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and targed upon them the fact that he had been engaged for • long time in a confidential capacity, and that he appeared to bare had opportunities of possessing himeelf of much larger sums of money on previous °combos, if he had bean so mindud. The jury, offer a short deliberation, returned a verdict of Guilty, but recommended the prisoner to mercy un account of the good character he had previously deserved. Mr. Fonder, in answer to a question put by the court, said he was sorry to state that the prisoner had upon several other occasions miesppropnated money that had come into his poeftesion. The Recorder said that this would make a great difference in the sentence he should otherwise bars felt himself celled I upon to pronounce. If the former awe had stood alone, it might have been possible that the prisoner had yielded to some sudden temptation ; but it appeared that upon other occasions he had been gamily of similar misconduct, sad under such carcuaugancee he felt it neoseeary to pus a sentence of some severity. He then ordered the prisoner to be kept to hard labour fur 18 mouths. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Berjeant,) Williote Thomas Hopkins was indicted for stealing twe bort!"s of oil of cloves. the property of William Iii•Collock and encoder, his roasters. Mr. \V. Cooper prow:voted, and Mr. Ribton defended. The prosecutors are druggist* In Bishopegate-etreet, and the prisoner was In their employment. Some suspicion being entertained of hie honesty, a watch was art upon him, end he was seen to plans • bottle of the an in question upon a shelf, from whence he was about to take it away. The jury returned • verdict of Not Guilty. Joseph Plassleoutor wee indicted for having M hie poma des and publishing Indecent stereoscopic pictures. The prisoner pleaded guilty. Mr. Metcalfe, who appeared for the prisoner, maid that he had acted under his advice in pleading guilty, and now through him expressed his sorrow for what he had done, sad begged to secure the court that he would never offend He was • nun of respectable family, and It was his first atones; and what he. the learned counsel. had to ask of the court wee, that the prisoner might enter into recognisance, to comer* for judgment if called upon. Mr. Sleigh, who appeared on behalf of the Society for the Suppreesion of Vice, said that after the course the defendant had taken and the contrition he had expressed, he, upon the part of the society, would leave the matter he the hand. of the court ; but in not opposing the application for the defendant to be mercifully dealt with he trusted that It would not be thought that the society intended to Telex in thou eadeavours to put • stop to the traffic existing in these filthy and obscene pictures. The Common Sedjeant, after alluding to the offence of which the prisoner mold .elf-ooavicted. and expressing his approval of the strenuous efforts which the moiety was Making to check the circulation of such disgusting erode°. times, ordered him to enter into his own recognisance iu 1001., and two sureties each in 1001., to come up for judgment when called upon. adding that If he was caught again offrad. lag, and brought before the omen, be should pus upon him a very 1101N130 sentence. Is the course of the day the grand jury retuned a true bill for murder against Ammo loom They also threw oat the MU preferred against Janes Potters, who was commlttrid en Friday last from the Mansion-house, by the Lard Mayor and Mr. Alderman Abbi.e, for • rape on HamushPercival. /WWI ilkAer. • polio's oonst•ble of the R division, sraa tvnowtedr of staling • es. •nd •n oilstone belonging lo some of elan workmen in the Woolwich Arsenal whilst be woe on duty there. Sentence, IR months' imprisonment •nd turd labour. Mt. Langbotd prosecuted. 7HE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Wes. Akranderwa• charged witb embezzling various MIMI of money. amounting to 301.. the property of his employer, Mr. F. J. Mahlechordt, of 17, Si. lltmetarea-lane, snip broker. . . . . The primer had boon for some time In the service of the prosecutor u clerk, aid it was a port of his duty to receive money sod to arommt fur it immediately afterwards. On several committee, however, he represented that debt* which be should have collected had not been paid, and in cease gamer of stoffileions thus excited, loquirke were made, from which it remlied that be bad received the money awl eon valid it to Cis owe tUml. Five distinct came of embed► meat were now clearly made out, and the primer, who re served his defrnee, was committed LT trial. Wm. Vaughan was charged with steeling four seeks of mixed oats and chaff, value 21, belonging to his employer, Mr. J. Nelson, of the Bull Inn-yard, Affigete; RDA Wil liams Cask was charged with teosiving the mom, well know ing them to have been stoles. It appeared from the evidence of Raker, 635, and Bull, de tective, that they had for several Monitors pest been engaged in watching the Ball I nu- yard, from arbich,yoderday morning, they saw Cook drive cut his waggon, in the bottom of which were four fall wk., covered with empty each.. Pretending to be Rides officer., they demanded to search the waggon, end on opening the full sacks found them to contain oats mixed with chaff. They then charged Cobh with receiving stolen goods, upon which he said he had bought them of a man in the yard. Subsequently he pointed out Vaughan se being that man, and they were both taken Into custody. A little boy 'belted accompeoled Cook from Bishoplitort• ford, to which town he belong.. proved that Vaughan brought the earks nut of a loft, and put them in • wasp it, and that be mew no loon•Ir t..• between the two men. The prisoners were Ten:ended, with an intimation that they would be committed for trial ; but the Lord Mayor severely reprimanded the offiser. for pntending that they were Excisemen. ...... - WESTMINSTER. IV ward Grady. a rough-looking labouriog roan, well kao.a to the police, woo charged with two deoperote antaults spas oonotoblec one. Pare. 147 B, void thtt et a ante•• nett tan on Batazday night he was near the Star and Gator. Moon. Now. when he ea. the 4pfendtnt very not uO. It» moved sway frca Wok sod west to • piorkop • few doom off. Witness Immediately perceived that there wee a didurtesoa there, and going to the spot the accused came oat before he could get to the door. and threw a pie which he bed in his hand into his face. Witness took him Into custody, and efts, he had gone a little way towards the station he pat his legs round witness's, threw him down, and commenced kicking him. With the sasietance of Delo, 208 B, they got him a little further, when he tripped them up, and all hil together. Witness wee obliged to get another constable baron they could convey him to the station-hones, and he was very violent. Dale corroborated this evidence. The defendant had kicked him very severely, end he felt it now. Accused was drunk. The defendant denied the charge in foto, and alleged that both the constables had brutally ill-owed him. In support of this statement be called two witnesses, who declared that Page (known to the magistnites to be one of the best-conducted nun in the force) had commenced the dia. turbance by attacking the defendant, suit had also ill-used them. Both the timetables, however, entirely upset their testi mony, and proved that they ware intoxicated, and misbe haved themselves almost u much as the defendant. Fryttter ;re; The police intimated that he was almost always in custody for smaultlog them. He once WI a constable through the lip. He was oponnitted for three weeks, In default of paying 30s. ARLBOROUGH.STRHET. Henry Blaxdford, a suspicious looking fellow, who gave the address 19, Salutation-place, Stamford-atreet, wee charged with stealing et 21, South Melton-street, a bowl containing one pound in halforowne end shillings, the property of Mr. John Mayor Dania, tobacentlet, from the till, wich wee looked at the time, bat the key not withdrawn. From the evidence of Mr. Daniel It appeared that shout five o'clock on Satarday be had just returned to his parlour, having served a customer, when he beard a noise in the shop, sad on returning to It he saw the bowl, in which there had been about a pound in silver end halforowns, and which be bed locked in the till after serving a customer, on the counter empty, and the prisoner leaving the shop. He immediately folio led the prisoner end stopped him just as be was joined by two men. On telling him be had been into his shop sad taken the money, the prisoner maid, "Oh, it Is a mistake;' and the two man tried to pentads him to let him go, but he refused to do so, and detained him till an officer arrived. it little boy had seen the prisoner hand something to one of the men. _ _ _ The constable who took the prisoner into onstody said he on found 2d. on him. The prisoner, who declined saying anything, was remanded for a week, Mr. &adds' directing inquiries to be made respect. igghlw SOUTHWARK. William Duetted sad Edward Bailey, two lads &boat 18 years of age, ware brought up ;Merged with absconding from the Philanthropic Institution and Reformatory Asylum, Redhill, near Reigate, and having in their reseed= two coats supposed to be stolen. Mr. Rogers, secretary to the Institution, attended to watch the procsedioge. It appeared from the evidence that some time ago the boys ware charged at this court with felony, and sentenced to 14 days' hard labour and four years in a reformatory institution. About &fortnight ego they absconded, and wave Mond on Thursday lam at Brighton. They had two new coats an, which no doubt had been stolen from some shop. The magistrate &eked what characters the lily. had. Mr. Rogers replied that they were ►ery well conducted lads, and were going on apparently In an Improving manner. He should ark hie worship to deliver them op to him, and on reaching the institution they would be punished. The magistrate aooordingly ordered them to be sent back to the metiturion at Redhill. Mr. Tillip, the landlord of the Woodman, ale and stout hoc" Witham-street ' Harper-street, attended an his recognisenoes, chanted with being ooncerned with others in defrauding Cherles Barnes out of 1001. at skittle-shatpull i the particulars of WM& appeared In the pepers last week. Mr. W. Edwin appeared for the prisoner. There being no farther evidence, the magistrate ordered Mr. Tillinge's discharge, being of opinion that he wee not cognisant of any fraud, end ha left the court without the slightest imputation on his dander. MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN PARIe.—A somewhat , remarkable murder was committed near Paris on Sunday , morning. Between five and six o'clock the collectors of duties at the Bard«re de la Chapelle saw a market-cart, ; drawn by one hone, but without a driver,stop in front of , their of fi ce at the usual place of search. upposting the men • had fallen asleep inside, they called out to biro to be more • careful, but receiving no =ewer they immediately got up into the vehicle, where they found stretched out motionless • along some baskets a man with hie head covered over by his amuck-hook, which had been drawn up. Upon pullivg down the frock the officers saw that this man had ceased to live; his fees wee covered with blood, end his skull fractured in several places. His death had been caused by a 'erge stone, weighing about 280 grammes, which they found lying at his feat. The marks of human nails were also to be seen on his We. His body was still warm enough to show that death had not taken place more than two or three hoots before. On the perein of the victim was found a puree containing a small own of matey in copper; end the contents of the cart, viz , fifty hempen, of apples, were apparently nutonclted. These two facts would seem to indicate that the crime had not been committed for the purpose of robbery. The man found murdered in this way appeared to be between sixty and sixty-five years of age; he had with him no paper for establishing his identity, but the badge on bin cart contained the names of Antoine Boadevllle, fsetoste at Villiers Adam (Seine-44.0in), and it is thought that these name Sr. his own. On the first news of this crime the cocomissery of police of the Stratebourg section re paired to the spot for making the legal. verifteetions. Then, after bevies had the corpse taken to the Morgue, end an birmirytinto the oases wssopened. 'SUDDEN DEATH OP THE REV. THOMAS WILLIAM LANCASTER., M.A., or ONFORD.—An invest Via held ye s terday, by G. V. Cele, Req., University stoner, on the the Rev. T. W. Lancester, M A., who wee found dead in his bed at his lodgings, at Mr. Cattle's, High -street. A verdict of "Died by the vidtetion of God" was rethrned. Mr. Lenosster was formerly chaplain to the Dowager-CounMse of Guildford, late second master of Magdalen Grammar School, end vicar of Benham. At the time of his death he held the rectory, of Over W (WOE, 0100, which be was ap pointed to in 1849. He was the author of many valuable theological works, fee many of which, especially his .• Hamp ton Lectures on the Popular gattlence of Christianity," there has been a great deemed. The deceased was abed 72 Teem of age and was highly esteemed by all who enjoyed kis sc guidelines. THE SUICIDE OP A GENTLEMAN AT AN HOTEL.— An inquest wee held yesterday on the body of )Ir. E. A. Lloyd, who was found deal in bed at the Portugal Hotel, Fleet-street, from the effects of a doss of prosaic acid, administered by hie own band, as mentioned in yeeterday's Express. Mr. Robert Hill. of Barney add he was an olbeer in the Edmonton (Middleees) Rifle.. Had known demisted some time. Us bad &hems mine by the name of E. Arthur Lloyd. He wee formerly a nonecommisetimed officer in the let Battalion Rifle Brigade, stationed at Ports mouth. On Monday last he received a hitter from deemed, • meting that he had amved is town, and would see him at Bernet on Thursday or Friday. He sew a FOOS in the papers which caused him to meted. The portrait« produced were those of hie eioters one of whom was dead and the other was married to Mr. Her ring,t solicitor, of Londe°, Witness received a letter fran Portsmouth that morning, statiog that decennial had been &spent from his regiment seven days , without leave. Always thought deceased to be • very sane man during the Eve years he had known him. Could not amount foe this not. Knew the deceased was coming to London to rectors some money left hint by a I 'te aunt. Ina father wag the heal surgeon of St. Bartholomew's. Hospital. The Coroner—That hi the Dr. Lloyd, of lied ,ird-row 2 Mr. Cam (the clerk)—Yes, sir; and he has a sou who ie at preemie the house surgeon at St. Bartholomew's , . Mr. Won. Churchill Dempsey, surgeon, of 97, Fleet-street, sett that when be w,e celled in ott Thuredoy alternatin death bad taken place about an hour. Found no thing in the 'stem, but on turning up the pillow, [lidera& a 2os. phial ball filled with prussic acid, and the month swell strongly of that poison. The acid was 1 per cent. weaker than Scheele's. two or three drops of which is sufficient to cause deed:. Had the bottle been full, he must have taken more than an OUnCe. The bottle was not labelled, so it was impneeiLli to say where it WOG purchased. Wee certain the deceased died from the eff eta of posele acid. The invert- I ration VISA then ediourned for the attendance of the uncle of the deceased, who last sew him elive. DEATH FROM A DAMP BED.—A few days since I Mr. Henry Bdwant Stanley, of Stourpott, son of the late ' ; li.• v. Jacob Stanley, Weeleyan minister, wee on his usual ' ; journey, nod eked at WNW He was put into a damp ' I bed, and in the morning he discovered the diem nye. his ; frame. He immediately retained to Steamed so but medical and 1 wee of no avail, death ensuing in a fete days; dby ' this dietreminit negligence a widow and six chil dren have ' to lenient an Irreparable lees. ' THE EARLY CLAMING MOVEMENT.—Ltat evening ' a numerously al'ended potato memos was held at the Lite , my hydration, Greenwich, to ndope measures in aid of the ' early dosing movement toe that locality. The chair .0.41 Oc cupied by the Rev. F. S. A. limey, of St. John's, Deptford, and letters apologioing for absentee end approving of the objects of the meeting were received from Alderman Salo , Mane and Mr. Angerstrie, the members for the Neenah. t Addresses were deltvered by the Rev, W. Weal', incumbent of St. Mary's. St. George'sin-the- Rao, Mr. John !Await, and other gentlenwo, and molly lone wet* adopted pledging , the meeting to support an early closing association for th e ' district. METROPOLITAN EVENING) CLASSES POE YOUNG MEN —Yetwor tee evening Mr. John Millard gave a reading , at Crosby-hall, fn,m the British Poets, in aid of the funds of i these *lmes. The entertainment etas a varied and effective ens. It opened with the third act of Shah-peace's " Julius . Crew " welch wee read with great intelitgence and 'epees ; rive, the spices of Marc Autony in particular being delivered I with temerkthes MI eiy. Tide wee euoureded by Mitesulay's Virgittis, in the '• Leysof An-ient 'tome," which wee elm /. an attar t • "..... • ...tear... a . anti, att.. tbe r...,1t IV NU. Manna at htla : Ler i ls t. of T n er . y . t;te , " Lady Clem Vere de VINO " Camp th t o S h p i .. g i r e t ii t . e :i ~a . g ne . : . .r I I P'e ve .. , ev i i :l d.i t e rflT ee 'esill .b.t. il y t .lu eriad amt e. .. " h l; : i L : d C7s tilos ee.Ni o ei f " g l . t y ieeeee teis acm " Lts ' ; a : id l ed : mo d° . i i i ,:ii 1 Rule ." his b. Rev. C . "ekee e Ce assembly liee i g o as d, at peewee. le, ie. , having boor dererm.d. C UINTA E t'A LACE. ONZ SHILLING DAT. ..... MONDAY, Dec. 12.—Aduksiefet m MIMEO, 278; ditto , by mesas Skew& 199; see! 'Wiese, 477, MARK LONDON WILBELY DOCIII Iboarted I L . mals Madras . ...... .... - __ tWM t.gl a : ..= = no ~~ ~w 0~....- a~w.~:;~.:....... air' w~ ..:::::... Doawned 14.1166.719 8.161 11.8 7 7 5.736 43.166 4.74 146.676 18.76 6 visa 3112 65 use 1.550 16.14 3 6. 716 72 663 MIN 10. .1 till 14.1*2 41.114 ke.1141 igs mei 411114 Lily 12.214 TALLOW.—The tallow market declined last face of the large auctions advertieed for Friday, Y.C,, " without reserve." The result, however, of these auctions was, contrary to the general =pathetic's. to harden the market, end after declining to 545. 6d. on Wednesday, the price advanced rapidly on Friday to 65a. 64., all the year, which on Saturday WIMP fully maintained. To-day the mar ket opened at a further improvement, which waa well ported throughout the day, closing : Spot, and all this We. 6d. to 67e. ; January to March, 651. 6d. ; March alone, 654. 9d. to 66e. The demand from the trade has improved, and the stock of sorts Is very small. We quote (Mesas beef, 65e. to 55e. 6d. ; Australian beef. 156 e. ; South Americus let pipes , 674.; =bricked Y.C., 655. to 665. 6d.; Town tallow, 54e. 9d. net ; tallow Elaine, 64e.; Palm oil, 465. to 4e.. ; Cooos nut oil, Cochin, 425. 10d. to 435. 104. ; Ceylon, 41e. ; Sydney, 395. to 41e. ; rough fat, 3s.—(From the circular of blame. Smith end Chart s, dated Monday wooing.) It in the at New COTTON.—Livaarom., Dec. 12.—The sales of cotton to-day me eschewed at 8,000 bales. There is no change ha the market since Satarday CATTLE.—Livaaeoot, Dec. 12.—Tbe supply of stack was much larger than oa hat Monday. The demand very good at last week's Woes for prime stock ; middling sad inferior easier to buy. , COALS. Lomas, Dar.. 11.—Saddle's West Hartley. 14e. 6d. ; Clark's West Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Davison's West Hartley, 14a. Od.; Hastings Hartley, 14. . 6d.; Howard's West Hartley, 14s. Od. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 14a. 6d.; Tabloid Moor Balm, 14e. ad.; West Hartley. 14s. ad.; Wpm, 16e. 9d.; Wale End Acorn Close, 19..; Walls Bad Eden, 19a ; Walls End Gibbon, 17e. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 195.; vials Bad Whitworth, 16e.; Birchgrove Oralgola, 210 6d.-13hIpe at market, 13; sold. 12. TRIO RETURNS. YAWL S& Mei Par Mer- Total. Td*l, GPM NV ellaadlos. Int IM. Wet =Aft Do& 10 A E g Am& Ilsism ,—.— NM , 17,u.A 15, 5 t 1 Wits. Nitteibasose MOM —. _e 11.1114 3.44 13.110 12.011 VIIBBMLB SPOILRN WITH. Ana Hatt (barque), October 44, .taring math, let 3.40 N, loa 2S.W W. Maniac (Map), tram Loudon for Hong Hoag, IS dayn October 17,1 at 6.59 N, loa :5.31 W. Doane ltcua (barque), from Loudon for Pernambuco, at 7.46 If, lon P. 63 W. - " Dem lOargov), from Liverpool for Baena Area, Nev. 11, lit Le N. lon 23.36 W. 8•••Ttlell of the Oa (11311i414431.), Dec 3, stowing IL W., Lt 17.47 N, lm 10.111 W. WIWI ON &SEWELL BANK.—ALDBOROTIOSI, Bo remit, Dec. 11.—Lest night, about nine o'clock, signals of distress were observed on Sinewslt Bank. The wind, at the time, wee fresh with a heavy swell on. The Thorpenem lifeboat, of the Royal National Lifeboat Institatics, was im mediately launched, and proceeded off to the setae of dew. The lifeboat's crew reached the wreck about ten o'crick. They found the vessel with ten feet of water In her, end rapidly sinking. Indeed, in an hour afterwards she had sunk to six fathoms of water. The crew had abandoned her in their own boat. They were afterwards taken on board the lifeboat, and brought safely ashore about half-pest twelve o'clock. A boat bad previously made an attempt to reach the wreck; but in ooseemtenco of the boisteeetne state of the weather and the heavy sea that was on, she felled to render any assistance to the shipwrecked crew. The vessel proved to to the brig limey Martin. of Sunderland. The lifeboat's crew hove been paid twelve pounds by the National Lifeboat Institution, for their prompt and valuable services on lbs occasion. THE MAIL SERVICE.-80UTHAMPTON, MONDAY. The steam-ship Para, Capt. Jamieson. left this day with the Australian, Bombay, and Mediterranean mine, 364 horse of specie of the value of 11K1,4091., and ninety-two pesseagers among whom are :—Majors Dewar, Wookombe, - Whitelock: and Hall ; Capes. Orinteow, Chichester, and Eldred; Lieu% Snow, Nugent, Kirkland, and Sherwood, &c. The home ward Australian, Bombay, and Mediterranean mails, by the steam-chip Ripon, may be looked for on Wednesday next. The homeward Peninsular mails by the Tagus are hourly expected. The Tasmanian will leave on the 17th last with the West India and Pacific mallet, the homeward portion of which wail/ by the Parana, may be looked for oaths smos day. The ladne le preparing to take out the East India and China mails of the 20th. On the mme day the Ceylon may be looked for with the homeward portion of these malls. The Baxoni; from New York to Hamburg, is due off Cowes to morrow, with advice@ of the lat. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.—A' COT. respondent writes :—" I find the following maroon In the re port of the London General Omnibus Company * 6081. per annum paid to the French government in or&r thatthe shame may be negotiated anthers:is Bourse.' Should the company or the public pay this? 4301. retiring allowances to officersof the company.' Surely this it not &owlet. A debt of 41,0001. Incurred &reedy. and 30,0001. more proposed. A suggestion that your funds' may (though not yet thought ew diret ') have to be applied to paying for Ices shame. .2,5= per annum set aside for leases renewal, and .33,0001 debts for provender,' is business for auditors ; and nearly 6,0001. owing to the company by two of their own (proposed to be paid) directors in the London General Omnibus Company (Limited)." MUSEUM OF PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON.-. Number of visitors for the week ending Dee. 10 : M 763; evening., 643; total, 1,411. Sinew the openi ng Marcum t rod daily (May 12, 1848), 165,691. [AdVertieerheli.]LlCOLLONVAT ' S OINTMENT AND • Th. be potent remedsee eotatitate a ratter's niellen la thee , - melte., for [hero Is no Internal or external dtaorder. controllatae Of nuttl moo, for whieli the one or the other of than Is aot • poAtive ono At. &option,. tam Aim rerefeta. motor, 11011 MS. fb[13.11•1111111 11. end droper otiray subalde and dleappear undt r the se 1011 of the* Jolla reroetlkA . nod to rem of ladirowbo.el3 heiwfaehe. blip. Ina cornetalotp, oti•lhty. awl other diwwders orielnatlaz io thd latcmal organs. the rill. produce the moot tetnovbins reAdta iroanotble The etude of of nature hones how .trep:e are her wars; If nt IT. W4:l. can throw out all Impurities from the blood. di,are to oxoptared—aft trlamphatit. boxer It adopt the thiapllol4 of nature. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAMBRIDGE—DSt i l d s pia t the Itoatcop. Dome. the hire Of Bee. the a E. P. eats of • rm. CANSDELL—Idd. $ , at mdowczoft, nydettam. the tdf• of C.& Chardon. hot.. 01 • dihtato , PalrON.—thro e. at Ohlopdratalf rood. Ecada:too, the adept W. J. reltoo. of a WO. Minors. —lto, 7. at Mud Winebeater. the grits of Mr. . iwy es, ter. . ' il . 1 .. 1 .- OT . • ..ljtigh A 041 Loeb-1..... I. •t •Net ....1. EGA° Yes -41.40. the tele .4 IL Lee. .o! • •ashter. MILLER —bee. 6. •• Ploodlly. the wife of R. Miller. Sq., M.P.. at ._. _ • .`suibiee. t —nee. 9,.R Wort4llll, Wandmorth, W. wife 99 Mr. J. E. M1C11411.1. DI Is moo. IfY•UT.—Daa 10. at Aida% Lomostkre. the wife of Premier Erma, of • douohvor. wIL Li •t, S. at /1.43.411 grove, Lask.losi. Alstarth. wife of Mr. EL D. Wilms. 04_1, iftiRRIAOES. BA TRD-11AT -Dee. 8. et Helton, by the Seg. J. Jairey. J. !WM, ken.. of Auchnsaskten Cansbo.deoa, laabells &what of the Ilk beag.Arlmtral J. of Deltas. keg Lothian. Citi:6lo:-LCIttiARI,.-De, 8. nt the oroebtal church. Bunk' lane-A.l4m by the Rte. A. T. l'a•ker. !LA... A. It Creelte, Eog . o f near Itocoloy, to Wham* Elisabeth, daughter I ripsnl, Ken , of Aantoo.untler-Woe. DI Xu:l-Pt.n. e. as the but& dumb. LealninatlO Priam, by the Kee. W. Wale% the Roe. 0. 11. Dizon, Vona. 0! St. Poore, Wol.erl.moplon. to hloarne JoOe. Bsughter of the Late 1. Ng. Elva!, E. 1., of Abington Donee. Northampton. FAR KAN T-Rlalatha.-Poo 8. at Wan. Old Church. Dirnaiirhste. by the bee. 0. hotter" It. Farr tat. E.q., of Llawin Ino. I 'efet , on. abbr., to Mr.figton,_deot atm of W. IL Reece, ben.. lif 1.44153.... OLLDII ILL-% I:TTA L.-Dee ft, at et. Augusune g, T. L 44.113111, flobbs, to Margaret, naught., of the tau I. Hatton. hos.. et Limps& 011.14ATUKUX-O'Y. IL.-Dte. I. at Trinity Cbareh, Westh..urne terrace. by Anna D Greater., Judah. eon of W. Demon, N dawns daultum of C. What', Egg., of Wegboornotart. !T.!Paddlog eo . - - N 67tiiiiYTHEIL -Dee. at the owlet tenure,. Few rine, INIAI Otte". Yorkshire. by the her. wyttter, II J Nen4 KA.. of Otley. to Inhale Adelphlne, tantaa of the Ne , w• thryther. is Perla tiTON-NERR.-Der (I, at Ts teteninun. by the llcv. 0. 9. Meeker, the Rev. 0. Z. Partiontoe, neer of theta Mandeville. MAR to al ytnnery Jane. eanebte,M J . J. RTAVA-Jief NLL-IYes. 7. at et Neale, mtatrest. by the Rev. C. Seashell. Mr. T. 0. Ityalls, of Pi ouln I,bub to aLa.g, dambtor el Mr. J. 4•11, of Bride -lave. rat -tree TAUNTON-M• & of at. Paul a liannoefarnith. by the Mee. F. Tenntea. K.L. T. 11. ?MM.. Nat . w Etarllll Bonney daNibkr of 11. manila. at the New 'JO. fleonmr:enith. WI LE 9-TOOSON.-11e 0. et fly. mei', 130.1003 the L.. K. 4 1 ,4440015. W .on of .he late J. Mites. of !flit& itzle i r d r i f the lany J. Vas" Le, of near 11 DEATHS. ALLEN.—Den. 10, at Severaoll.. lon o the fate M. It. .tie r • aged ed. ABLATT.—hoo. 16 at Ilfebee'd. newans, Mr. J. Matt. se, I M. MUSAMT.—Dee. 9. at 11.0.11.10,. Jose, gado. of we late A. Nutley. Ean., aged 73. OA MY,—lase. a, at at. Mar, ALF .I.. , •:..rrace, Kensington. G. fag s Nan., aged re.. OOLARI DOM—Dee. 10. at Et h, Ma - F• site of the tier. B. Goleratia. ag 63. CNN ed Dlift.—Den. 9. Mr. F. rund cf n'dieldroad, Pafford, WI& 11001117&—has. 7. at Ncetteros. Pak lane. LbArlotte, wife of IL 0. Moshe, aged IL LCASIIN MTN —Den at Prin.e KJArtn.fareet. Llearpool. ✓ Wm late T. Laotian . ..a. aged 27. LIVIAK V.—tsso. 4, Jame, erne el Mr. J. Livevy, of Street Gee. rem Molten. sod 67. SA 4.—lase. T. MET. hre of Mr. J. Taylor. of Clanmaloo gnat. Hula. Imaoutilne aged 41. WALKSII.—Use. 7. at Galderstono. Dear LieurPook, Catherfhh ' , Nat J. N. Walker. Kat WHAMPIM—Deg. 9. Nana. telfe of Mr. J. Whores. of lipprr NA* NM it Wil MN& ittir—tatiralMomfolhell/ea. Shaeklograll, O. WU.oe. N . 4. amd P. Prieto. acid Pah*bed br 'WWI Ina Muss. N. S. Loobil Rent. la the Obi d Lair, Pitt. .1 the Ogles. ta WO" Woe, laths PniMd Wbilleari-Tviiihiv, Daussas