The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

Moat 441CJ1 , A.v1 IND OBLIT 1.0t4 41' BRI‘TOL, WU:MUSKY. lett .iigetot st Mare here to-duo of a terrible heat arrest, iy pall, It k Isar' how too to blues pee ling lest their Imam. The aseid.at coornered of Watlibak a Very Bttb wlitelarpasee es lb. 3ous-r.e1.1 ire wart. The part '0444 WO.' 4 11,4 yet tom, to lot I ac of ream Orreirr. and the ezeltemeat painfully rarer/ by the rem taiaty kic% presage as to thy eu‘saiir of prior drivrcid sod who th,y us. The wily Ea-tilv wilzh have yst Nacre hero are these .—A annex packet mare the math Abtoy err advertised for sn rimers ▪ hes I sad Wattled, sal the wrath*: Wag Ilawoorable • lire, arbor of reams avail.' Itairateva at too oppoilrity which it off Tb. pa het whoa arts kit Dart.' sr croa‘ted with parr of i..th err ell eve, and rf d florin grades in life. Tee rat ter rl , pett art no ✓ utty et W.. shit IE4 smile of any button astral ma la tsar to the .bas., and passenger. Lava 1., b, I 4.del ad re. weirkod by trans of ho dB. Tho 4r. lirg had urn arse eddy, sad the prows bad hal ere hues of enjoyment, whoa the lima arrival tot ',joining tho ship. You boats, • tf theta wili lilted, were pat of trot the 6 doh . and after they had lewd out kw some distance i , woo found that two all than were ..nveveruollip, and lurk. vat., btAy feat. The reser who were to we of them saccesiki in gown to a Net of reef which Yea 011 moms distance (eta no beach, art were nine enabled to keep .01J, water until bests eouLl be pot tff to tint/ mato., The road, in Which there Weft from tw a lve to a pao,a peracra, ear 1,,. fmtter . Tb• poor metros were observed fraa- Ilf4i,y waving tteft boob and nakieg tea hoe i...zos of direr. sal them , , rtes cart be laid loql Iron the vowel 11101 the shove. bye% were barked from t,. NreL Allry steam. packet with all possible dewpstett, but het .re it.,; male reach inz leaky Last, latch woo bait • mile from the,., ohs soak with aft that 144/19 in bar. It is known that nee person was parked op al par, and that three dead bodice hove bra es erered. but In) osd that all is as ye, matter of urowtalettyo the general hope...ion being that all or 'early all must ban relished. It, Nteth Abbey I. expected at Brottol tonight, sad wit n doubt kip reliable pirlicalav f the •ttaa trophy. tuner ag whir the most "star rarefy preverb. --- 1111;Wiltubtio, of No. 10, firerweetreer, poster, stated OW she wee peens* *boa the husked pave the dassesil song eatlk Is a esp. She did net en has. pot saytldes lade IL Nose of the milk wee left ; the deceased drink it an. ams leased the liorgiesd IMu sewer at the d‘rineed. Herd tbe deems' earlobe shortly before len daub, .• Ood forgive Mr. Robert Webb, ssoger , d , Marner-lunisr. ern that be woe rated lb the dendird, iriess be food .1. . Inuit boas et lest eanionip sod pawn, NM don f gano* of wosit pea is the stomach, whigi wee lard Wun peened. lie bed • 'Mall end& pales, rd then worsening nesptowas of ealleeenense. Warms ognlsietirred rumedim beg the /erased died the fiowlaet Saturday. Wane W recened sere von* ho. lb. mo 1 1., of decreed, wade% had bees senfally c.c.: red sad net nialei up o. Dr. Lothar, of Ile Leedom Hodpiral, toe sealer.. Witness bed weds a peat-woo, so. enosseatios of the body, .o 4 had food the stomach .ad interim. much kSanud and die , . ndel. The nacos' rot of the alatesch woe abraded. sad tome porticos wee puke, rf up , re blunted. The ..ther °egoee of the body erne quite be inlay. the cosiness of the et &each mailed win grossed., b:., which. with P lll kl/Inr tot body, were eareolly rand op ard gins to Dr. Letheb) Sp die Coroser-1 coreider that ttedreeth of greened bag • .•• woos the adaltaistenara of wme virulest vegetable =B.which bed bass taken into the staunch in • liquid ae 001 snit Dr. Lethery, the Anneal lergewsr of the Larks Her pint, rut to bed moseyed nor bottles cotters's* pertleas of eke /award's stasech, iskegew, oat kidney, s pissed keg, aad • qu•srity of vomit. The e roto. 11 was mica ta. funned awl &tarried. TY imams of the mann• .sot wee dowered •ile • flee grand& Then were in solid pordelse of soy kited adherrap to the sioseteb. Thera ware se ap penmen of saiaeral pdr s &Mend. Os essagalsg the voted, witness Wad a nee said cages* eaborsece• the law lan et wt* b einem meld sot at poweat seats without farther auel,•ia. The noneolit we* eery much irritawd. Mod preb.bly Yu awed sabotaisco bed h lie wee the IMMO of darts. By • Joator—Tbs robes was of an iwt , .st pa ra ,.w", aod W peodtx-d 1111.1110su Oka Ihr .itisswasors M bad dascrtbad la widows could not alias tr YU oat twat cow. -- Alter the ezataisatioa of other vitae...Dm Ihe coming ote,ned that it venal be •.po.eiN. to m oped Sly ferth,r to do ONO, sighh hal sward a very r noes coomehr. Raid Dr. Letlathy hod computed the tie yai.. Ms jury esteemed is the spike et Or karma COMM. 11111 i w rno.diags were seeerdissfy adjounisd until Taw day, ths SUPPOSID MURDER 4? riot al. Yesterd Ay morning Mr. J. Humphrwp, the wpm Yer H.st Mildkr•z, peaurai et e4joarned iaquert at tabs Waterloo Hero Tams, Geeetreet, Beet lodes-read, Posher. rows.' iug the dad el Zebra It ► rya, aired .3 years, who dad treat the ethos of paw ether tho toiletries air domeeeeo... It appeared front the volwohtoso tor lawny that th 9 be amid tad heed eery tuateppily with hot looboad, who woo • owposter, kites' st No. 44, Goa/111.4ne1. They tea gastarty questelle I, sad on Tastily, the 7th utetast, about • s circa, she was takes 111 stilt vl isst wear.tag and psis ths stomach. A lodger, aimed Atha, was ems La, wham Mewed said that ths Yet the she lad taus wee same sole. whkbt her hustaad gave hrs. Ilhe said it was wry titter, sad bee hoebrad mole boo detail It. Pr tae bread; missives lobar, brat alt. became worsts what Mr. Webb, • mrima,mo salted la and adwisieterel sa aatelis, tat ohs coolseed 69 = 100 .tadd Itatardey. the 11th. The tlectuesd Orr drib coselamed of • bursts, sessetke b Mr Wort, sat was very thirsty. Oa the al,ght before the M. ormb's death the kaebsod left the host., sad had hot shoe .tensed. ANOTHIR OUTAddei HI IRSLAJU4 !Umber cowardly satrap has takes plow in t h e Vries Comity. Sessefers' Asia biter toys About the for el 3 ealesk is the isonleg of Seeds, last, the 12th inetant, lass Cesdrea, • farmer, ri siding at Locum bun, is one boa; el° tad hi family, eye aroused he. their Maslen bJ It. load harking tit • wstah•dert ; as bombes which Melt, Cuadra, out of Jason coedree's Imes, opened the doer end went out to es whim uossesed the degre Wiwi', whin he observed a party rensistier of Amen or tightest persons crosabies behind a hedge, a abort Atlases from the hoes. Tears of It. pa' were send with doabliebtortlied pistols, sad the reseed.. at►lt heavy bludgeon. Os permit* the party le as hes\ be baoily ritesced his step to the bons sr give Us slims ',ben oa t at the rattan at sad wombed him, Wiring 37 gilds of leen shot or foie II plugs bla bark sod set k. Sit or right of the fellows thee *tithed into the h o, and mate • reiterate ovulanto en the slitee enedron sith their pitted, sad Inadal stubs. Cameos sided the Media or a picket% with whet is pliantly &heeded biestlf, sad knocked on of hie eradiate town. TM ref ire Masted 'social wooed@ moil Suns on Welted sal body. Aeolus an, Petrick, • youth al cooly 14 years of ago. ocisragennely et at to Lis letlet's sideman, whim tee • tbe pot; led at his, tut happily withoit *Sc.. The shot psi: 1 close over his bead, the rootlets lodities .a the wail. &whet of the petty, see roic ohs& ha was sot wneded, this insck the pate Ise a yids. t hio. with a landed belt is the top of the head, who h fl,.+.d s lane w.atell„ A third shot wee a lp dischoreed in the boon wittiest Met. They ordered Condron to git• up his land, bet lelimated to hiss that ha sight take hit if They also advised Um met to brim them there egos, of to mart It. wassoarow Tksy dinned thi d ors to ce closed, and Hsi test their Jspsrtnw. Dealt, Colodny, who use woesidell la the beet sad neck, although very torkorly ta pered, is lot coositts d t be in dagger. He and blether members af kit lastly who hare hen so masterly aid surly melte .tad, are seder the can of Dr. Fry, For bear Ileteleateretor "has sad tits tones wider has a ta sted wive pa aptly cm tbs alert immediately after the no sissies of the osingee, sad see rowdy eraployid seder natter le di-cover the petrel/wore. Igo. Theses Brener, K. Y , P.r-mottes, also ;awarded to Lump looa, sad is laV... , lrt , i•X the tastier. Thto r tbo mooed smack side • • emotion. He was vtsited by stoner atlas/ Pit; ter,. It swan the former inset was ei ewe! hoes the form which Combos holds by Ilr. Donley, who Finebsoof the, property Is the I:teem:obi red Emotes Heart whicb le the rams wept/ far th• commissars di II& SSW selnee." Sant r: 00Cr21 CIL-00 Saturday mei as serer ma arm ••••phd es • Is. la the peel of Was 4 hype brews Morwhord sad bedlam r b. u R beer sod nattier, parsec let.. wir • yaw am of weak nattier, maid Sore Altam aha , tor pre Ironies Ih• parr, are wood. our to U..., tea Mir eared Ire • Mail/ of here, mare is a hilow. work ers marl Colds., sad wart fariou-ly at his at 12 • hoe. The ...died retreated, earthy 01 re row. wa wail r Na melt, tb..11 ma .mbar eremite oraidarris tarry. Th. Whoa ash dia art nor lua end. arena t• eat dow• bk rd with a blue be ever ear ef tip err Am iL INA. The sr riot, Sado, ilea be bud itift he Ni. tit., read a rep st•be est oil the badge r rad Darr the lOW as re tor, weeteriag his Moir err the geed la hi he, sad of tern ratastly him al rods The rea i ktorelf as meth Isjered Ira prom ler as T . tit rgetemad it As bread as re testy or tbsesbt bi rellr, era it wee rid Is Whet hit Baal rah wad lbw him learesl wad Issr him ogee. The jar, berm Mord sir Minn timillesed roe Cairn or, rad Is mil halars. ed. raw rasissa • wars reasterrer" ashy; bet pre br row irrrely rater thr driers, sad purr Stir the a Malaurae ban bars comailiesi. It is arli Or Oa) art•Orre• el Ur Arra an Awl le rho up Yr am lb sear et abe Wm is as lalboy loved Cospball—Thos Rat ? may mate& a tremendous pro digy Epos tbs bids" Dr. lis•ro—tlrlosbtody. Mr. Jaafse 1011—Is Dim so loam d requiring the pro mew to Ow ettorlty es to costa Dr. Phiffiwtiew—No. my lord. DM* ta=al i ld m, art t wee then Fut in on behalf of the of JIM 14. 1814.—1 are read the affidavit of the Rim. CheeM Fatah@ Geliglely. of Holywell-street, Oxford, mob, sod ewers fa anppoet of the role alai for • =adorn Innis os the ata of his. 1869. 2. The mid Camas , C i t „ Zay is • clergysos, reddtort Ozford, awl to do with the pariah of Leitrim, or tappet of wy Swot. 3. When I oedema the letters of complagne bon the Irv. Edward Rentall to the sold afildawt sat forth I thooght to havveffirate the charge. made in sod by Mob Mats made, and I came to the coucluaiou that may d lam were without foundation, and that the residue of mob Amps being there, *bleb were proved, did web ail snytbing more :has reproof by mod es canoe apse the Rev. Richard Rael t rall illsearlovo the motbro itomplalord rd, awl which had hem datial, Wes Is as guided by roe directly in him moat of psorti poles which, from hie pstair ausobsois I Mow for a young dermas& to be trillonit to do. 4. Tara to odd Rev. Richard Randall did premiss no that b• misled dlecoutinne them, and that he would be golds/ by me for the future; sad I thought, end do think, that soy future props/dims would hay. Neu mask towards hiss, sod oub.eriive at sae peace of the pariah. 3. Wits I or ("lived the loiter of the 33rd of February, 1859, from the rad Rev. Merle* Porten Oollgtoly, I doubted whether I might to sower it, bat I thought it tette, to materialist what wen the ehergea a mode, sad accordingly I wrote, se the 716 of Febrony, 1869, to the edict set forth in tie affidavit. 6. Mien I rimiest his letter to ere, dated the 12th of February, 1969. I Corot that .11 tar rharrr. made by him bad hue already levestigated and eilnalcated upon by are, etoapt the charge as to the Hymnal, and the charge as to the elevation of the crow 7. I therefore rolled for the Hymnal, sod rood the pages ro. breed to, sod I do not Mink that, iogically or legally, it could he rid to teach doctrine of traaeutetantiation, bets it W der sagyeeed to do se, I thei -- t*Mrat err le Mena the rid Rev. Risher a.idel te dieraHnee Ne whir I forthwith did. & With repel he the rerges made about elevatiag the rose, I scented that the said Bee. Rickard Randall did sot 'kers it, but held it two rode. and although I am net aware that it le wrong to held it in two band', I directed him for the future to bold It la one heal rely. 9. The said Rev. Risher Randall Hero upon pee tee his dietinct arearance that wry wires rear be courier with ; the Hymnal 'Meld be disused, mid that he should be airy. ready to obey and follow my directkas es hi. *raiser, ; sad I have eery crackece he will faithfully act cep le such eerier& 10. I eathorised s seretwy to write to the said Rev. Chaim °rightly the hoar of die let of March, 1839. brag eared that I should be wrongly murrain that siacretion which I behove to tailor to as if I sere to roe • commiasioa in reelect of any of the raters referred to, Oscars 1 feel am erced that rob seep would have me effect except to cease scandal in the church, whilat at the same time it would, In my opinion, be ue)set to the Rev. Richard Randall, and detrimental to the teat iaterees of the parr of Lavington, et which the Rev. R. Readmit is rector. In a letter dated December 8, 1888, the Rey. R. Reran wrote to the bishop thus: I beg in the molt dialect Warmer to ream year lordship that I troth' the children la that re tailer sear Joao Members of the obarch of Ragland might err of seven eacrocieinte, and what grace our march racket us to expect in three lower °Miramar once mei mars, called raoneate, to far es she retains them. I taught thie in order to prevent their faith brae shaken by the allegros th our chard' had deprived than of flea rerauirote end to guard then apart, nut to lead these to, any Raman doctrine. Ati to tke charge of bring des signet,d the Holy Coantur.i m lit) the word " masts : . t Is giving the children a hit of this area by which the Holy Communion has bees called, I gave sad explained the word " tr." ea one of Shoe names, and p.,inted oat Mira the Fresco of that name in each worda as Chtletor and Michaelmse It is ant improbable, therefore, that in sewer to art question of Mr. Rd ward Randall, the children may her sal that the mass was or arse by which the Rely C0011111112i1711 was called, bat It wee utterly ran. that they tar been taught ordiearly so to all it The my. redeem likewise repudiated WI erica that he wee • believer la the d eters of traeaubst mastic°. And r ferry d the custom of crazing w rter with wine at the Cow amain, he found the custom extetiog when he came Mb the perish. and be did ant alter it. The letter from the Rev. Mr. °alight!, to the bishop, mad which is referred to in the ®iavit , wee air put la and read. It wee &tot Oxford, Fab. 3, 1859, and let gm thus: Ny dear Lord.—A east many yeses ago yea did me the begone, in referente to tbeaticopi then maths by the Rai asimaiatt party bent top:went the appoistmeat Nth. War dirk of Wadi's= as Vice-Cheat to address me • haw merited private ant euggestimp ado adoption of meawrim Is opposition , * tee &signs of that party. Sebes qnsatly to lbw p.eiod, am you are well ewers, many huottred members of the oberch of Ranked hays fans/tea her comma. ales for that of ROMP. more than 100 members of our own neleenoty, sad altbowatt I hope 1 may say that the evil has diminished hire, it is a...tiredly on the thereon in this chimes*, sot 1 fear in other parte of the country. About this tune last year my attestion was coined by the then curate of the with, with wboni, alth ugh • member of my own college, I had so presto= acquriotance, to the tewebiotre mod practices In the p wish of biennia. ate rite 1 irdehip'e diocese." TN It-e. bir Oolightly thth evumers , edihe charges which wwe dowered ageism the lior. Richard Randall, sod toadied by saying that be was *tiled by the opinion of his legal rivieer. wham be bei emenitsd, is collie, upon his lordship to issue • micamheiss of laqviry Into tha said charge., and the mote es se the Rev. Richard Randall, whilst athadonlas crisis psalm, ca.tianed to jutify lbw ♦l et Dr. Phillimore eland Lis aims Mr. Colorklp sad Mr. Moults followed oar tbs raw si•ls; and the procoodiegs ems thee soi.jrustsel until to-rerstrAr (this day). COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Joxs 15. Sittings in Baion.—(Before Lord Chid Jeddiss Cdekbers, sad J otiose With.., Willary rd 1) b.) ►MAM 0. TMt MOSTM BILIVAM •UPT/ALAAMIN COMPANY. 111 /SAUDI IT A •TUCIIIOIii. Ta4lll ONO air . oat of th• tr•aa•cthee of Mr. Oliver, the Meslierther, who wee warred .t Newels • skeet thas ego. The *laws bed employed Ohm r r a ric.kbroker, aad b.d ire.* cued tear la hem Brag reed a good deal he lift rarer ....moor seder °lime • c sterol, rad swag °the. 1,101 slat. to tbe Nueth brituilt Austria... re Compaq. H. h 4 mob him sorrel deeds of enfrf.. of Orr which we fa blank, bus w,r. duly Wicked by Mr. Dina. Two of rate dad. (vine, without say authority Iwo Yr. Ira, Gar up by Warthog la seek ot tier 601 shares is it.. North British Aostrairlea Oer pry, wad rartellwriai hem 'mil to Dlr. Barry,Mad belt le two Rear4m.o , la toot. tar the Loehr sad Cowry Beak. Saba gose ly the skims war trarterred by them te otter ier...aa. Mr. 0.04 ha..ne akoomgd whet bid fah. place, mitered • rats trona thie sort celling epos the eempamy se show cause wby they shield Dot COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Juni 16. (Before Sir C. Cresswell.) WINSTONE V. WINSTON& This was a malt for a judicial separation by mama of cruelty, intrituted by the wile against her husband. The care came before the court to-day opus the application of Mrs. Wittman for alimony pendeete lite. She alleged that the respondent pomaded leasehold and other property in the Haymarket, Somer.-tows, sad other pleent, the prom amount of humus mistime hour which was between 4001. and 6001. a )ear. The pulite were married la 1836, and cohabited till 1817, when the peti loom sepamed from her haakend is cmeequence of Ma cruelty. In August of that year a drod of reparation was executed, ander which Mrs. Winston had 601 a year aseigaed for her imitate were. She resided at the house of a friend until 1860, end Prom that time until 1867 abe maintained hermit upon that sum, with the addition of small legacy. In October, 1867, beteg in • stile of ill.keelth and °Wired to incur consider able medical expenses, she applied to the respondeat for an increased allowance, but without success. Is the answer of Mr. Winston' he admitted being possessed of property of the description in question, but he set forth damns to show that it did not amount to much more than 300/. • year. The court allowed 661. a year, payable quarterly. DT/LDIN V. DUIDIN. In this cue a metes MP had been pronounced for a divorce at the league of the wife. Am the htuband did not appear, ft became necessary that a formal application ahmdd be made to condemn him in omits. Thecourt now made the order as rayed, and farther armed that the respondent should allow his vile 17W. a yew Joe her maintenance. M•lttA ROWAN, DY.CIAJED. This was a motion made on behalf of one of the brothers of the dammed for a grant sf adminiatretion under the fol. lowing circumstances Mrs. Wonsan, who had toss downed by her husband, obtained from the justices of Glamorgae, in June I.v, an order foe the protection of bur proper!". She died in February intestate and w i thout pa r ent s Or children, but lowing her husband and mescal Wolfson and .Won. Dr. Wambey sopp6rted the spplioatioa. The Cowl grsated the application with respect to an property uncured by Mrs. Wurmsa altar the desertion o f her husband. vlvirn O , mINTER. Dr. Spiets applied to the court for ea etteehmeat to i-it. wield the reepordent in • divorce suit, ioslituud by Mrs. Mater 'pilot her husimed. The cam had lima texid, and ea dor Mk of May last • peremptory .rler wa• mode for ikszirriorsi wi th in • work. Thai order had not beta at s to by Mr. Mister. The Coast panted an attachment. STONE V. STONE. Tbi. wln application wade on behalf of the wife for alimony pendware lite to a cams of divorce. Tb. reepoodent, by his sawyer, ethnic ed a net imams of 19.5/.. which ha de rived from a peamion, but he allele* flat him debt. amouritad to ■boat 1,904., and 'bet his mamma In tbe QUM . * Bench ;Kiwis, wiser* b. was detainsd, were 1001. • year. Sir C. Criswell decreed 401. a year, pa yabß quarterly. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. quip Rale batlligtntr. mood their regi.ter of shareholders by retelling hie num ea the ovate of the 1,000 Amoy. Toe que.t.9o today whether fhb' tole should be Tad, albsolnv. vitURTOF QUEENS BENCII.-JuxL 15. M Braco.—(l3cfore Lord Ciumptiell, Mr. Justice alaja Akteria, Mr. Ja b s Mr* sad Mr. Janie, Hill.) 111141CIUX IP. TN • !LECTOR Of ST. GE011.011 . 4 TIIS EMIT. • Mr. Haskins aad Mr. Holl eppe oettor the company; Mr. PK'S eta I. rf tor a seatleu.ao i t wooer n.ra• • .me of the .hare• new stood, and Mr. Knowles and Mr. Monotone for Mr. Swan. ----• It,. 8.311 m wad fur • role cents upon the re. t r of Georati's la the Ewe t. thew c•totr why a meadow's oh-uld no- New verp.ll.s; hlte to admit the Rev. Hugh Allen to preach in the pulpit of that church on &inlays after the at v ootic pro} ere wove eve - . Th• app:icetion we. made under tae lod t f Geo. 11., e. 90. It oppoe el that • lecturer bed been in the habit of preaching in the church alter the eitertone irgen froze time Immemorial. 1 he.pe est nt tutor boaeee.Jeoicl the rght, mil in roeurequ-nta of the end ether uremia • very %law. matte feelion bed prelim up in the purialt. In eocrequrnoeoi three difkreteet the church was tl mod tea Stiedey last, and in order if pomible to prevent the rear this, hamp nine on ftuudey neat he ell mild ask their lordships to make the rule rensnable to•morrow. The court treated the appli...Won. IRV OUR'S (OH 'ERR PROARCCTION OP THE REV. CHARLES P•HITALrA 0011 ) F. THE RISHOP OF CHICHESTRA. prelimioary objection was relied by Mr. Rankine. that the p idiot when none, were upon tb, register shonid have beeu made parts. t the rule, fur their poverty in the 'awes was a• stake, whilst the company km/ no iakrest in the wetter, beyond desiring that the name of the true owner, be WA., 811.411 tou in.crt,d in lie register. Too court alter soave diem...ion, direc•ed that the rule eh•iul i be amended by insetting the 1141:11116 of the parties now upuu the regiat.r. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Commirsioner Kerr.) Mt DFORD AND ANOTNICRO. DURING -COIMMICIAL TI►VILLLNA' AO zaugarre. The plaiailffs castled on timings I. the lam and mulls trade, and employed eh travellers. Is 11l .r:h last the plaiwiff. engaged Ilse defendant as traveller, and he started upon the Midland journey. At Nottiaghaut he met one of the pleintiffe, who shed hint to sign the following paper :— " In conatderation of my tittering into your employ at a mats, to C 0111320 3011 at SW., I hereby agree to do so with the understanding that is the event of my wishing to travel for any hose is the state trade sod over the sated gr.thed, to ney you the •um ant SOL" The plaintiff. case was that the defendant had broken this agreement, and they clamed the penalty. At the trial before Mr. desks Crowds, a kw days ago. • verdict wee entered for the pagan& is 001., subject to the opinion of the wart aqua rise questions of law. Mr. O'Malley now moved to enter • verdict for the de fondest, sad submitted the following point,. The defendant was already in the 'treke of the pliunt.ffs when he signed the agreement, and was to receive no additional advantage for signing, end the agreement was therefore without °onside's tion, and void is law. The true coastructiou of the agree meat was that the defendant was not to Nall for anybody else whilst he continued in the plaintiffs' service; but the breech ocinietained of was that he had sad for other persons on the same ground after be had left the plaku affs' serrioe. If the plaintiff. wen right is their oonstrue . ion of the agreement, then it would atn•mot to this. They might have sent the defendant auccruively on each of the sin journeys into which they divided England, end the egresnest would then apply to the whole kingdom. If it did not terminate when the defendant left the plaintifta' employ, there wNa tio period abort of his death when it would terminate, and Use defendant world be prevented from carrying on his buds's of a commercial traveller in the lace ant muslin trade In any part of England, and during the term of his natural life. Such an agreement would be clearly In restraint of trade, and void by the operation of law. Rule related. Dr. l'hillimete, Mr. J. D. Coleridge, sad Mr. Wrathy, now appearrd to Amends nihilist the role which had bees ob tuse! in ibis MPS sett Mr. Bovill, Q.C., Mr. R. Clarke, sod Gr. Sashes, in oucpOrt of It. Dr. Plei.b sem mid that ao doubt the declaim of the court mast degassing."' whet woe the tree coeetruction of the lon • gawps tithe led sal 4th of Victoria, c. 86. Toe loweed geatlemea was tees prooreding to go iato all the oorreepood eau whi.-h has been madepablic, when be weir stopped by Lord Campbell, wise desired to know what were the potato which the learned gentlerasti recent to contend for P Dr. Phillten vs said he aimed contead againat the role— lot. Because the power vend in the bi-hop was discretionary Mammoth se the maim/ di I not alter the nature of the power rooted in the bishop by the old law, but simply altered the mode of procedure. 2. That sailer any circumstances the Rm. Mr. Oulightly wad not • proper peroon to promote the Alm °first's is ssch • ewe, Inasmuch se he was tri no way conalated with the dMotee, but resided le Holywell street. Oxford. And 3. That the bebop had almody bon:t file ieveatisited the charges made aitoinst the Rev. Richard Rowlett, and thereLre chat there wee no ground for the tat, rfeisnoo of the court. The proposition contended for on the other aide was in less than this . that it woe compe tent to say perms reeding no matter when M Busload to compel the bishop to Issues commiesion to inquire into the cberarter of any clergyman —no meter who that clergy man wee—ire matter how irreproachable his charms ter stood. Calms this power of twice • commie aloe was discretionary in the bishops, it was im possible to Irossine • regulation more calculated to upset the deetplins of the church of England. Erse In liee moat halcyon days of the church it would have been fin- Female to have ideolnle•ered its affairs subject to the nal. Mid does on the opposite side. Lord ted? Campbell—How are the costa of them proceedings regula Dr. Phillimore—There is no power under the set of order- L( elate Limiest any one, no matter how frivolous the inquiry wriadtant 'at to be. Campbell—Upon whom would the costs of inning the ocentoissiou fall? _ Dr. Platraorto—tha soothed party hag always had to pay the whole coat, of tha catommion. THE.EXTRESS,.THUBWDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1109. ouglir net to le canakted of a higher crime than man slaughter_ Baron Bramwell ructimod up, and the jury f mod the pri soner Uvirty of msnehuelver. The learned judge ...it that the prainter had born gaily of a very en•,rru ., us ins.., and One as INUIT appro ailing to murder SS could be Imagined, and he sentenael him to he kept in penal servitude for twenty years. &rat Swab, 29, spinster, war iodictel for feloniously re defog • quantity of pit e, the property of Thomas Bell, knowing it to have been stolen. Mr. W. Cooper pie:teethed ; and Mr. Metcalfe appeared ix the prisoner. It &peeved that on the night of the 13th of May the halm of Mr. Thomas Bell, of I/ ' Broad -street, City, Burger.- dent ist, was entered, and plot* a nd money to the velne of 601. stolen. On the afternoon of the next day some information was given by Messrs. Beyer, of Bastian, to Mark Bull, an Mawr of the City, sod upon hie going to their .hop he there found the prisoner, who had brought the whole of the plate which heel been *tot. n, and °Sued it for sale stating it to be her own. When questioned by the °Mori she said that the was an turfortunate woman, and that the propetty had been given to her by some men to sell, and that she was to have 11. She refused t> give any address, but described the man whom she said had given it to her, and the piece where she was to meet him. The police went to the place, hat could not Sad any one, neither had they teen this to die cover who the prisoner was. The jury having found her Guilty, She was sentenced to nine encothe' imprisonment. Michael Oold4ein 28, toolmaker, and dimly Mark Goldberg, 39, cabinet-maker, were Indicted fur conspiring "Le?r to defraud the South-Eastern Railway C o mp an y. . * Serjeasit Ballantine, with whom was Mr.Woollett, was scially retained to prosecute on behalf of the company ; Mr Robinson and Mr. Orridge defended. It appeared from the statement of the learned wisest, which was billy borne out by the evidence, that io Novem ber lest *hippie/ors Gol (stein wrap to Reeding by the South Rasters Railway front London- go. By that tr.da in the luggage departmint there were only throe packages for the town of Reding, and one of them wee a tea-chest. On the train arriving at Reeding the primmer Goldbt re Mine on the platform, and did not then appear to be known to the other prisoner . Goldberg then claimed the lea ched which had been brought down from London, whilst Goldstein insisted that be had given to the ppoorrt te err in London • black box labelled, which should have accompanied him. He amid that that box con tained samples of slippers, silk dresses of his wife's, and clothes of his owe, and the value which he set on them was 27/. to 301. Eased inquire 1/llamado, but no box sneerer big the description wen by boldsteln was discovered, end It beteg subsequently found that no such box had bean eget that morning from the Loudon-bridge station the company refused him compensation, and at the last Chelmsford anise its brought an action for 301., and was himself examined In ' of his The claim. jury gave him damages for 171 The company had made subrequent inquiries, sad obtained most clear an d satlsfact ry evidence of the fraud which had been practised upon them and had shwa obtained • role for a new trial. That evidence was given to day, and It proved that Goldhere, after claiming the tea-chat on the night when Goldstein alleged his , boa to have taken place, went to the Dun Cow at Reading, where he wos afterwards joined by Goldstein, and that upon the next day they both took part in seeding the tea-cheat which Goldberg had claimed bock to London by the South Western Railway. The jury found both prisons" Meaty. Mr. Sharpe said that he was instructed by the Great Western Railway Company to state that they bad preferred an indiatmeat against Ina prisoners for a slimier fraud upon them. CLERICENWELL. Two poor WOOIOCI applied node. the Lllowing cirwm steocee Tha firet applicant stated that her husband had be•Cout of work for !MO Om., and that on Saturday thee, with her chid, applisd for admittance t ) the Clerkeewell inn/theme which warn refitwel as the ground that the house IVY fell. Being very downcast and having no home to go to, a police man who we. canting gave them some' money which ha col lacrad for that corpora. Yesterday afternoon ehe was ad mitted to the botwe, and her child, which had a broken arm, waa taken from her. Mr. M rold , rhisf ehrk—Waa De arm broken when you were drunk ? Applicant—l was not &oak, end If I was it was only thsoagb bander. As woo as I could get into the workhouse yesterday I was put to the wank-tub, and this morniog without any notice the authorities wanted us to sign a paper and pass us to Derby. As we refused they turned as oat without • bit of brand. My husband was quite broken hearted, and left me to apply here. If Ise bud had a few shillings he could have gone on to look for work. Mr. Tyrwhitt gave the applicant a paper to take to the segue wursbouse Tee nest applic + nt sta'od that ohs was born in Dobbs, and hod been in Lindon for the past 20 years. She had lived the greater part of her life in the City, but for 18 months had lived in the parish of C2okenwell. About a month since her husband left her and her family, and some days siooo she entered ths '• hones." She was u once put to the wssh tub, and had been there up to yesterday, when she was fetched and told to sign a paper to peas her to Dublin. She refused so do so, end was discharged. Sbe thought It was very hard to be sent back to Dublin whim her husband and children were In town, and she had been hire for twenty Mr. Mr. Ty rwhitt thought she had better try the parish In the City in which she had melded the longest, and gave her a small sum out 12 the poor-bin. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Henry Webber, chcaremonger, No. 1, Brewer-street, Golden-square, vas atimmoneal for continual azuloyance to Mrs. Hanitt Wickham, of 17, Sackviila-street, miUiner sad drommaAer. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton and Mr. Baron Bramwell.) Thomsaa If 'adman, 17, pleaded guilty to an Indictment for robideosaanour, in baying, while In the service of the pm,- office, unlawfully detained and neglected to deliver c e rea l poet lettere that had been entrusted to him for that punose. Mr. Cooper, who appeared for the prisoner, said that he Ina in the service of • baker, who also kept a nattering boas, for letters, and the prisoner was eogaged is the bri m:cc and was likewire employed to carry out the letters. He had undoubtedly neglected to deliver some of those letters, and the only excuse he off wed wee, that he was at work late and early, sod he was really so tired that be was unable to deliver the lettere. Barn Bramwell faquired how It happened that a baker's man wen engaged es a letter camer. Mr. Bodkio, who appeared for the proereation, said he was engaged as an seentaLt letter currier in addition to hie ordinary occupalon. He also stated that he did not think there wee any reason for @apposing that the prisoner was actuated by any felonious intention, and that he bad merely neglected his duty in delivering the letters to their des tination. Mr. Indio, Crompton said that the non delivery of letters sent by the post might be productive of my great incon venience and miechie!, and was a very minas offence, which ander ordinery circumaimicee WS,I always visited with severe punishment. In the present cave, however, taking into con sideration the prisoner'. youth, and the came facts which had brim urged on hie behalf, be thought It only nen:usury to order bum to be farther imprisoned fir one month. THE CASZ OF DR. SZETHVHST. Mr. Serjesat HaDentine, who is specially retained to con duit the prosecution of Dr. Banthurat, for the murder et Isabelle with Mr. Bodkin applied to the court to the trial te the seat Miiioo. The grounds for the were thet the evidence emended to very oonsi &tubes length, and the cos was of a very intricate character; sod that, el•hough the principal foots had haw brought fore word la the depositions Wien before the magistrates sad the thrower, there were a variety of other marten that It would be weimary to lay before the jury, and that the interests of Janke required that more lime should be allowed to prepare the use tor the prosacutl en. Mr. Oifard, who appeared for the prisoner, opposed the H application. e said toot there had been very full leveeti settees both before the c wooer red the jasticee, et several of which his learned fraud Berjoan , Hallam ine was pressot sad three WetokA had elapsed lame tie even:lollnal ellsprimmer. Mr. liar tourat was ready to take his trial, trial, sad be wee maxima. bast the thee should be disposed of without say fur ther delay. . . . J‘i;Lice Crompton paid that as the applioation was op pored, it would benvereaary that an affidavit should be drawn up, Irwin, the precise grounds upon which the applicarion eras made f..r ,b 4 poetporocuent. and that the counsel for the prisoner &odd have en opportunity of put'intt in a conn'ar The oriwDer, who hal been placed .t thi bar during the a, and who looked very pale and noxious, wee then eitaeovol trout the her. Jer;;;;4Ettiiiie.7 21, was elterged with the wilfal murder et Jaws Fadden. Mr. Cittrtrd cooduend the promentios ; the prisoner was &folded by Mr. li'Donnell. The fere of this coo were In a very narrow compose. It appeared that the prisms, sad the deemed were I.bour- Mg sass, folding at Bermoodesy, sad stood la the nlation to oak other of bred) , is law the demoted laving mu. tied the mister of the peens:lst. It appetrel that on the Itch of May the prior/sr, who was very drunk, wee qoarrdsug with hie steer, sod some foul language wo raids i.e of b both, sod criminal, blows were street, and the beam* who eon. going on, weal up to tea pet ease, sad told hiss dot II be Ina sot iliet he would ha Lim Is lb. eye, or ea the else, and wowed up In tits pthomer. The letter, it appeared, inareduttely rated at the &resod, sad sera a blew it hi. n'rk, It not Mktg known at this time that be bad say weapon in his head, and then needs of. The die-seed tell to the groaned, and it ow found that ha had receiver, . very severe wooed la the wok, sad be was mowed to Gay's Myopia; when he died stoat these week. of earls from the Owns of that injury. • lurk, conned Irsth blood, was relied ap, with whkh the prisocer hid as doubt stork the deorsed. Mr. M'Dunssil mate a very able spool he the jaty ea behalf of the polsosor, aid he argued that lb. tessellation win the wank *I a anima brawl, tart Ile prioner TM learned Commieslonsr, is passing sentence, said the offence of which the pruown had very properly been con victed was not one to be lightly regarded. it was very bad for the prisoner Goldstein so bring an action, and not only himself commit perjury, but suborn others so do so ; but as he bad no doubt th at the prisoner Goldberg took an equal part in the tresaartion, he should pass on each a sentence of 12 months' imprisonment. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-110178E. N. Edward Raoul (said to be an officer in the French Army) was charged upon the information of John James Dean, an Aloft of Cuatoma, with being concerned in im porting certain restricted goods, to wit, three grams of apfrite, contrary to the 292 sention of the Cuetome &boas Act, 1052, whereby he had rendered himeelf liable to a pushy of 1001 , for winch the Comonmionera of Customs bed decided to sue. Tlft defeniait, through an interpreter, pleaded " not " Mr. Cambsrland, solicitor, said he appeared on behalf of the Couuniasionere of Cutotas, in the rasa which wee rather an exceptional one. It teemed that on the 7th coolant a free entry was pawed at the Custom-Mue, by Mere. Carey and Soto, of Mark .lane, agents, on behalf of the consignee, Messrs. Ac.hedan and Co., of 27, Queen-street, City. The article was gamed fora cosh of cider, confab) . abet 20 gallons, and as having arrived in the Lord J. Rarell, • steamer tradiag between Dunkirk and the port of London. The cub of cider we. landed at Brewer's Quay on the following day, when Mr. Deaa,the Caatoms of on duly, as weal in ant cum, esnantned the reek, and tea Introduciog an instrnment, called a spit, tato the NA, It emoosaterad some obstruction, aid at Memos throe a strong smell of *pints ernes from the cask. Mr. Dean, in coasunance of this, bad the contents run off into another cask, and removed the head of the cider cask, when he discovered • piece of canvas nailed inside, between which and the head fteelf were tufted four large bl were then bladders, eech capable fall of of containing a galle fourth wason. Three o em f the adders spirits, but thpty, having beets perforates by the spit, so that its contents had escaped and aimed with the cider. Mr. Dean at once com municated with Mum. Carey, or rather w,th their clerk, Mr. Ward, who had pained the entry at the endow house, and who attended at the wharf. He could, however, give no explanation; but =Mumma* be brought the der dant there, who had given to biro the bill of lading on the previous day and the letter of advice for the goods, en dorsing the bill of lading "Lohman and Co." On that en dorsement Messrs. Carey had anted, mad the defendant, when Mr. Wart went to him, acknowledged that be bad eadoreed the bill of lad* without the consent of Mane. Aohema, and he added • father endorsement, that the cub was to be delivered to hies at his addrem, $4, Bedearose-street, Borough. Mr. Ward thea told him what the Cutom-house caw had discovered, and be then professed to know nothing et all about it, and espreesed hie astonishment at the discovery. It was, however, quite clear that the disk was sent from Dunkirk by the instructions of Mean. Rommel; that the bill of lading was endorsed " Aches= and Co." without their authority, according to his own coastwise ; and that It wee by his Instruction to be seat to his private address. He (Mr. Cumberland) would prove these Mote by evidence, and there could then be no doubt that the deMadant had been concerned in importing three gallons of restricted spirits, contrary to the Codeine Act, and that he was, therefore, liable to the penalty. The Lord Mayor—La there any proof of his guilty know ledge? hir. Cumberland—We have no actual proof of that, but we do not think that atostsory to the proceedings. The Lord Mayor—Yea do what no other persona do. Mr. Cumberland—We are compelled to do it. Smugglers are very sharpie these dap, my lord. Witnesses were then called la support of Mr. Cumber-'I land's statement, and it was also shows that the sp i rit was merely " common spirit," with no particular name, and I on eiderably below proof, It. value being 104., and the amount of duty to which it was liable 11.2 a. 6d.; but at the same time it wee admitted that he had @adored the names of " Acheeon and Co." at the request of Messrs. Carey's_ clerk, and without any fraudulent intention. The evidence having teen Interpreted to the defendant, the Lord Mayor desired the interpreter to ask him what he hod to ray to the charge. laterpreter—He esys he had no knowledge of any spirits being in the reek . He has been three months in England, and has been is the MOM of going frequently to the Custom house, and that It is quite impasob'e be could have been so foolish as to be concensel in this affair in any way. The Lord Mayor—yell him that the law regards him as being wordiest of the fact. at Interpreter—He says It was not a spirit that is drinkable — The Lord Mayor—No; a le it imported for the purpose of being drunk. Interpreter—He wished to know, then, why there le a duty oa ir ? -There is • tit, on al! eplrite: Interpreter—He disks that he 1d soy knowledge, in say way, et spirits being to the ark. The Lord Kamer Tell him that that does net avail him le such a ems es this, sad that alt I eau do le to mitigate the penalty to the small at amounL Interpreter--He seye he wishes Yr. Ward would 'peados. Mr. Ward (clerk to Mews. Carey) sold he had only • busteemi knowledge of the defendent, who, however, from the fact of his having had to manage some smell transactions with him, =coed to regard him as • friend. He might, how ever, espy= his belief that this defendant had no guilty knowledge of the spirit being la the cask of cider, which be believed had been sent to him se • present by some friends in France. Al to the spirit, It was of a kind which wen need by the French =scary for cooking purposes in the absence of c wJ , and a) doubt the drilwadenie fens& thoeght they would send him some of that as well, and so they 'oersted it Is the ciJer. Mr. Cumberland—There can be no doubt that the auk was seat over by his own instruction. The Lord M ayor —lf not it would not avail him. All that I as (14 Is to militate the penalty to the lowest amount, and ha mum pay a au of 261., or go to prison for six months i bat he ma, if he pleseee, memorialise the Commis sion= of CaMcana for a nuttier mitigation. Mr. Ward—When con be memorial= ? Ti Lord Mayor—lumodlealy ; fo-morrow, if you Ulm Oulaberlsof —AM if *ay de "'racialists am I at impreeles that the fade et the elm ON Ina 111 1104 to Wt. fertale m M tawi eelest The Lea The detain* vs Sri voSsi litOphreys, jun., who appeared for the complainant, said there was no wish to press the complaint against the de hadant if be would now consent to enter into hie own re coguisances, under direction of his worship, not to repeat the annoyance the complainant bad been so long subject to from him, In which event he would abatain from twisting into particular,. The defendant refusing to accede to thin requirement, Mr. Humphreys explained 'hat Mrs. Wickham, being un fortunately 1s pecuniary difficulties, wee compelled some time ago to compound with her creditors. All agreed to ac cept the compoeltion offered cave the defendant, who wrote to - hm• to the t (fact that be, or some one from him, should call upon her every ten minutes till the debt in full was liquidated. In carrying out this Illegal resolution he came repeatedly knocking at the door and ringing violently the and thin formed the aeriesof annoyances complained of— the occasion being at the very early hour of 6on Saturday morning last. In the Interim of these "cells" the defendant had written in a singularly romantic style on this very un romantic subject of butter and bacon. One extract in the letter now pot in evidence runs than:—"Alt, would to heaven my txcellent butter and bacon had never been incor porated with your unworthy self. • • • I fancied I could me through you." (Much laughter.) The awe being proved, Mr. Bingham remarked that such a course of persecution wee unque-tionably illegal, and as such could not be per mitted, a civil law court affording the only means open to a person who sought the recovery of a debt. He had ympathise with meditate, but it was not allow able ° for them to annoy their debtors in the way sow shown. In Bombay and other parts of India there was such a thing as " sitting doorna"—a Hen doe custom—wherein a creditor might sit at the door of his obstinate debtor aglow as he Or seed, or till he was paid away, and persevering penes' had been known to locate themselves ia this way for weeks, and in Kelm instandes till 'bey died there. A death under such ciroameiseees, thedebt to the deceased being proved, subjected the debtor to indict ment for manelaughter, and besieging creditors had been re corded ea taking a malicious sort al pleasure In the proapect. if they did so die, of the punishment their debts' would in all probability have to undergo for manslaughter ; but ere dikes in this country mast not annoy their debtors, and welt not allowed to " sit domes." Tea defendant must, therefore, give ball to keep the peace towards the complain ant, and not revisit her door. GREENWICH. Mr. lieAard Whilst a — gea -- ;l;a;a37;;;lding at Orchardleigh Tills, Lower-road, Rothertuthe was charged with assaulting a young man named Joshua Fe nlon. The complainant, a clerk in the City, said that at a quarter put six on 'Thursday evening be got up on the outside of an omnibus in Gracechurch•streei, for the purpose of pro ceeding to Rotberhithe. Several persons were wanking, in chiding himself. On the omnibus arriving at Lmdon bridge the defendant got up, mad shortly afterwards re marked, without addressing any one in particular, "Don't you know smoking is not allowed upon omnibus's!" and then took the cigar he was smoking out of his mouth and threw it into the road. He immediately told the de fendant he had acted in an impertinent manner, and on at tempting to light another cigar, the defendant said if be did so he would throw him and Die cigar off the omnibus. He then lighted the cigar, when defendant knocked hls hat off sad scratched his face. In aussrsr to the defendant, the complaisant said that he (defendant) only touched him on the shoulder, and requested him to dmist from smokour, and that hia answer was, if tut disliked emoting ha had batter so inside the omnibus among the ladies. Wdlfam Richer confirmed the complainant in his state ment, and added that the defendant percroptortly entered him (the witness) to take a cigar he was smoking out of his mouth, and that on refusing to do so he twice attempted to get_posismion of it. The defendant mid he recollected seeing the witners on the omnibus, but had no remembrance of having acted in the ret t ileer Mated towards the witness. Mr. TrailT inquired of the c implainouit sad the witness whether, had they been properly eked, they would hare considered it their duty to desist from smoking, which was answered in the affirmative. titedriver, gave corroborative evidence, and mid the se defeodant ated himself immediately behind the the oomplainant, although there eras plenty of room amebae on oof. The defendant declared he fret asked the complainant to leave of smoking, aa be had a great objection to it, and that on his Refusing be certainly took the cigar from his mouth. • He denied scratching the complainaat's face, and asked the • permisttion of his worship to show the manner in which he meted in seizing complainant's cigar. Mr. Traill sod he was afraid be should have to obtain the • permission of the complainant for him to do so, otherwise he might again stomach him. (Laughter.) He (Mr. would, however, hear say witt.imses he had to oalL The defeedaat replied that he had no witnesses. Mr. Traill said there could be no &alit, from the evidence he had beard, that the defendant had been guilty of the as sault complained of, and that be had so far lost his temper on the occasion as to a t in the moat dictatorial manage towards persona as respectable am himself, which was oskulata dto produoe, and bud produced, the very opposite effect to that desired. There was no law sgalnet persons smoking when rid the whale omnibuses, although perhaps it might be well that such en act of parliament should be passed. He (Mr. Treat) had probsbiy as great an objection to tobacco smoke as any ems, but still the manner in which the defendant had acted we. very improper, and had it not been for the fact that the complainant had pareisted in lighting a second cigar he should have considered it his duty to have in flicted a fine. Is sating this he distinctly wished It to be uuderatood that no person had a right to indulge in any habit which vat rdeneire to his neighbour after being made acquainted with the tact. The complaisant had become acquainted with that feet, and ought to have desisted front the sec and lighting of the edger, bonus* he had no right to inconvenience any one. He (bir. Truitt) should, however, require the defendant to pay the torts of complaiaant and his witnessea amounting to U. 16e. 61, mud ti enter into his recognisances of 201. that such as act should not again take place during the next six months. _ T tt, order of the siagistraf a having been complied wi.h, the defendant left the cdert. IDE LATE SUICIDE ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.—INQUEST.--lAlli mooing Mr. J. Rainpitreys, the coroner, held an twitted at the Black Home, Abbey curet, Bethnal•green-r mo,on the body of a male person un known, who it was alleged nom mitred suicide on the &eters Counties Railway. It appeared from the evidoce of James Hitchcock, a constable engaged at the goods depot, near Brick-lane, that en M. nday afternoon, abmt 20 minute. to 3 o'clock, be sew a train pen the down line from Shorettlich on the war to Loughtos. Shortly afterwards the body of a man wee found lying scram the rule, face downwards. The back part of the head wee out of, cad shoo the MR lag. The train bad pealed over him, and he must bare been killed la the spot. The deceased ;tad thrown a bundle upon the line before he hod lett the platform. Mr. Teak's, mapector of ',bee of the Ea-tern Counties Railway, elated that the de emed appeared to be a man on tramp, and he hid been seen walking on the platform as if he had meditated self destrueth n. The coroner said there was no moral doubt that the deceased had destroyed himself, although them was no proof as to the warmer ha came on to the hoe. The jam returned a verdict of "Found dead on the Eastern Counties Railway." WIYE-ICILLINO AT LPf fiSPOOL.—Jamte Davie*, carter, was brought before the Liverpool magistrates yester day on a charge of killing his wife. It appeared that they bad quarrelled, and that Davies struck the &owed as ahe was going up the steps of their dwelling. The prisoner was remanded, in order to await the result of a post-morters ea- THE SOUTH LONDON VOLUNTEERS:A notice ham barn iw.u, d that the Dist company of the South London Rifle Corps has been formed, and will premed to immeliats practice. It is also announced that under the sanction of the Lord-Llautenant a second company will be formed, and those w.lloc to join are requested to give ia their Palm lemma diately. [Advertiseasent.)—ls it possible to select a Watch awesre it rot shat from Um Loodoo us...embalm to arm part at bloomoy. IMasd . aootlaad . or Wales. With Old a pormmal TIM/ It is by obtokome moo Mr. !Noma Moot t oftablisbytlfmarasmadomfoorf, .7 eJ,1 31, Lolgato-blll, Ibnodoo •boos W fin oimpoportipmb so larourtbiy. to, new lumirMed 4.011M1M en MOAN , PM fee MN mom" commis( prim sad imprint leferusities rte west walla to boy...i now to sie P. No ens limed melon a left Wawa tratreense LL WWI lefts Jaw 11. 1840108 4601700uth wows—. 117 14.170 4.148 Woks mg No* 14401 ma BlO 36.00.1 10.b12 1111,1774 80.818 104484 Tau. .... NI —30. W Ilainbolar.lll.Bl4l4. 4400 Wolin 1734 4.141 8.941 11.110 iken warilimr. .s 4 MOWN= KO 183 7714 814 11" 161•84048 1 W 6 1 . 44tiktec Lgl 1 7977 1.1 1 71 &A Y Ain o=•bwoman. NI 111 871 1.401 1.311 Sheambers sad tz w foluin SD 103 1.677 87.6••••7467n sod Illtotol Moir DOM MARKETS. COTTON.—lattarooz.. J tax 13.—The 'aka of cotton to-day arc eatintat•A at 12.000 balm. The market clown firmly at as aivaace of newly per lb. from Friday but. CORN.—Boortort, Jaws 16.—A Me supplp of wheat at our mukot to-day ; the wade dull at 2e. to 3e. decline. Re 4, 4de. to 48e.; whits, 60e. to 635. Beans mum as Lest week, 49e. to 60s. Nothing pawing in oats or peas. fferocurow-ow-Tens 16.—The arrtvele of wheat from abroad foe the Past week are large. To this day's market we had a good "apply of wheat from the growls; Miring a thin etiesdame of buyers it moved off slowly at a decline of L. to 4s. pit (pewter on lam week's currency. Barley in limited request. Oats 6d. per quarter lower. Beam the two cheaper. The prim of flow has been re duced to 36,. per sack nest. Import. dories the Fast week:—When, coastwise, 25 qrs.; foreign, 3,050. - - - - . _ . . OLASOOW, JVNII 16.—With continued tarp arrivals of wheat sod 6.ur, chi, tly from France, sad an almost total oessatos of demand, prices were still further depressed throughout the week. The wheat is in ear in this neighbour hood. To day's market wan thinly etwnded, and trans actions ware few and small. Wheat: Prime redacted la. per 2401 b.., and the trade dull at the decline; top prim of Preach, Us.; Danish, 245.; Ames icao, oats, 22a. &I. per 2401b5. Flour Warm weather makes holders anxious to Naha, and French in preened on the market, at s reduction of Is. per sack. Barley Difficult to sell, although offered 6d. to Is. cheaper. Oda are without alteration either in value or demand. Beene were I. fair rettoreit, at 6d. per 2611b5. under the prima this day week. halm Corn : No soles ; value nominal-19a. to 19g. 6d. LEATHER AND HlD6B.—Whitstuttide always pre. vents a leather market being held at Leadenhall ; cones. gneatly the trade has tern confined this week to the private warehouses; and the demand bee not been large. The stocks of most articles, however, being small, prices are firmly maintained. In foreign hides there we not any sales to report, either public pnvote. Of River Plats hides there are now on head ; several vessels theme are off the cow; and are daily 'uplifted. COALS.—LowDox, Julie 15.—Buddle's West Hartley, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley, 165.; Lambert's West Hart -10, 16s. 6d.; Tealleld Moor, 18s. 6d.; Tanfield Moor Bute., &i. 1 6d. ; Walla End Harlon, 168.3 d.; Eden Main, 160.6 d.; Wells Heel Belmont, 16s. 3.1. ; Wells End Haswell, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Adios, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Hello., 16e. 3d.; Walls End Booth Hartlepool, 16e.; Wells End West list ton, 16e. 61. ; Powell's Darya Steam, Ms.—Ships at mar ket, 64 ; sold, 40. TRAFFIC RETURNS. POI lbw Sol4l. VW. 04.4. sewn diaindlso. I*. 1104. Week mew MA 10 A A A A Grist ladles Piffilm44 BAY . 4 7 1 34 • 1111 / 1.1 1 4 0 4•1441 IPle 1,561 1.937 8.515 1.601 Wog masa Nay IL 11,144 Mak el Oasida...... 119* 3.259 6.334 8.196 0.653 west raw Jr 4. 114411.4 Nona 114ar5........ 114 3.536 3.430 Bluborgn sad Owaitow .... 6.971 6.41 - Wait =du June 5. 0.484 Manbern ........ WM WWI 21.411 9.740 •ant lime ... 1.587 471 wea mot= Juno 11. Limerick snJ Fool. ...... U TO 3.5 106 overlord sad Ittlimoks 17 10 130 344 367 I la desks BirkWm Use uses for MS Sato. I LS spa la INI. 181. SHIPPING IA TELLIGBNCE. CABIIALTIIB. Frostrtne. et Vanden, Capt. Bektordeoth Ilia Janeiro sad P.l. mouth to I . 3ev . te, with coffee. musk to miles from the meet o EMOtTroiCeiVoio7).MMaToloth Jee;; grew earof: — Pismire —A lase prUos of the cattail sad pert of the materials ham toms sued from the I'leuvie. Copula Hall. el Ike oh, Won N. Orleans to fleremstome. with bob Ire it sm. 10 Win N. by W. from UN Oren beam is the loth Ely. eed trim put mo More and wattled cm the froloorlag day. lie Alphas Weems a MOM Wm— Num; MX., May 16. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A Doak, (*lap). of Bottom, from London Yr La latglie ID days April 3a, sat tan& km I$ 3.. W. Kul ela (Mir). from London 35 days. April 39. lat $ $4 N, tom SI 39 N. Copia. from Trinidad for Clyde, May Is. lat 4I N los 4$ W. Coalmine. imuisd gm& Jaws lL lat. 49 N., lot. $ W. Comet, from Laverprol for fLatia. Aprll3l. lat. 3 5.., lour 23 W. (Plieriao, from Mobile for Liverpool, May let. Sea N., 100. 79 w. D. I. Choate, from VEtang for England, May 11, Tat. 43 N., lon. M. W. Donald Il.Koy, from Llverpool for Kelbourog, Kay 11, lat. 2 &, lon. is w. Zeamoloe, May IS, let. 13 N.. Me. 33 W. Favourite, from Rut Janeiro, May 13, or ST N. loa 47 W. Hoary C ay (Mut), Caulking, from New York May 13, Sr Livorpml. May It. Hurry et Ne yogi, from New Orleans for Livorpool, May 19, lat. 33 J. L. Maumee (ohip). from Mobile for Liverpoo. lisp 13, of Tor- turas Lotus (barque). from Bon4arland for Haase, hum 4 tat 4S, too el 30 W. Lady Bruce (torque), hum Bombay for Devi, Nay SS, Sat 37 11, loa 4941 W . Munro (ship), Doughty, tram Liverpool foe Havana, 11117 30, to 34 in los 8119. Yana Luther, from Bomb .y for Liverpool, No 31. tat 1240, too Li 30. Illarti7air Livingston, fcw Liverpool, Ofor Ist.4s Pl., lea. an W. Mysore, bora Ltverpool for Prima Edward Waled. Kay 13,181. 47 114. las. 111 W., Ws. &Mid pendant. hole Liverpool, April 11, lat. 5 S., kaa.4l W. Waiinritra (Britian [Amor). tress Havana ZS days to. ValannOth. Kay An, tat 415 N. lon W. We. V Heat, fir [Amoco!. Nay 11, tat 84 10, ke 78 44, Limb, trAa Liverpool to, Valparaiso, W. I It., kal.ll W. CANADIAN AND AMERICAN MAILS.—Ths Nova Scotian (et.) left Liverpool fur Quebec The with the Canadian wads sad 130 pAnotagen . meat mail de parture is on Bstarday next, whoa the flopal Mall steamship Arabia leaves foe Baton with the United elates mails. [Advtrtisement.]—DlßANOMßNT OF THE STO. macs Aso Bowasa.--110LeawArs huh—The sidais maw la whoti the hot weather has visited tie will be prodoetke of onfilotant consequeneo to many. The Seer. the .co.mal sad bowls .111 AAA fowl he effects. but In all ram of Irroadartaise the ate of HakorArs turn celebrate.' pale coedit, remove. the Waal of Omeowe y. billousnom, acidity of the etoomith o f &batty. want of mom*. sod itroweinear—MrtfYieit the NOW. *A4 energy and a healthy ton o the .9 Vor plinphr, Matthew cad ell ekto eruptlont there le n , thasit to exact the toe coolies effects of Hollo way ointment, now ackom lodged by =IV Mies so be the meat sod Met Mateo{ mimetic for the be.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARNFIT..--.lmet U. it Wootrieb, the wife of Gotsls M. T. Bar. wit. 'loyal Art Allay. BOW iN.—J0h0 . 1.1,..t Tjbol, num.. Ilydo-puk. tho of J. W. - 14.7;t7e.Witii:77 (lAßDßel.—Jule 11. M llietazo. Leteceterehlre. the wife of Ceptele Oardes, el • sow. CAW LlCY.—flwee 1/, M Nuffield. Berm. the wife et Mr.]. allele?. ef awe. 01111÷11111 up. 7 .1r! . 14..a/ NotUng.hUl. the wife of Zia:76717 IWI 17b .11 - ;;;i:" — SWAYllll.—Juan 12. at the wlfe of H. W. Strome. Seg.. of • los. WNW IN.—Jobe 13. at Loughboromeb reed. &Woo. the wife of Mr. U B. Unerts. of • son. WORSLItIf.—.Paa•II, at &nab Audley strut, lade Won*. of • eon. ARRIAGES BUTLER—COOPLI.—Joa• 14, at dt. Chnis-11, Wolearharap I. by the Rev. W. halt. a. KO Mr. J. butler. of ,prlue Vale. war Maimed...toe. to Mary tallabeth. daughter of the Ist. Mr. J Cooper. o: Wolverharageoa. CItABTRILM-11 NOLDS.—Jobe 11. at Bt. J image (lurch. Wed drotaaleh, by the 1t.,. I. dtour. Mr. T. Crabtree. of (131.1*. 1.1 114 Wed Broentneh. to Elizabeth, daegbler of 11r. T. Yenyolgs, of LOU.. rem Maid& Irelaud. • N.-111 ALK I L--J sII. at Hemel:tem Church. by the Rev. U. T. Lining. u. L. reas. ReQ. of eitoooreell. t., Luc,, d.uphter of lb. WA J. Italia. rag.. of tipto. of Berera. MELLADIW—BICNNICTT. -Jaw U. kit Chef . ..Weil Church. Megrim. Liverpool. by the 8ev..1. Maceauebt. Reefer. sit NJ. B. Melirelow i =toatia Victory daughter of the Ma I. Behaett. TT 1.115.-4 • ilEri—J nasl3. .t the Iteptlrt Chapel. Loot 4. by the 1t,.. J. Hoye:felt. Mr. U. Tyler. dauzbta of M. T. Jame, both of Lewes. ILLBOX—OILLILRD.—J ow U. at Bt. Late's. Foelury. by the liey. J. Baader% J. 0. Willem. /eq.. of Northtunherlsoe owl., Tot. Witham. to Mary Orace litatoy. datt:hter of Mr. N. Gaud, of Bich. none 11rMem. ha•Uffi DRATRS. ALDAOI6I.—Jam 13 at Champion put. Cambia . ..ll, Boner. H. Alawair. and 4s. HALLOW.—Jar 13. at Chortmood. Maoc!a•tor, Mr. W. Barlow. alma 116. WIITID.--June 11, at Clifton alert. Welton. Mr. J. Martin, aged NI M0118.1H.--Joar 11, at Ifootpeltruathare. Brompton, the LeV. J. Modem, DAP., dl. PLIIIILDR.—Jam 11 I.tior &boom wife of Mt. T. PrAlar, of Hat. nave, Northamptoothim. PEILDA.W.—J um 13. Bash, wife of 0. Derma, Kg.; of forum terrace. lontalatown. ape • 6s. 10 BE DM:l.—lime IL at !Malawi's Down grow.. J. lobwwww. Mal • sod 65. THOM POUN.—Jae It. at 0 anal ad. W•▪ LLAOIL—Jar 11, at Trafalcar.place Weak Wallas. rag, V.R.0.8.. Eat, aced te. WATT.—Jar 11. &Oda. ware of Kr. J. Watt, of NW W. llyole.p.rk. T. l'begap Mural tad Pat,Nisi Wilms ZIPS [ban. of Na ta tbs Oft Mt Mawr. et Offle4, la ' WM, ray faMmit et Tivassatolues 111, 1