The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

f•• CA' , 0 1" : " ." e't 6 L n . • C-s ~'l i F / `~` 4. r c%tc,„ if& 8,9751 1 2. VERLAND ROUT,-00MNUNICATION by e"" I " I S Au linekitaiT i ft -TI VAYi au,. tiv, 011113 AL linknYar I VOIGS1,11: 118 red We Mice* ... j Mt Nellt e. am Oa 411; uni Mk 4 E .... lrs.tessi elk 2Zl arA ; .* ! '"••= bLitt' i . A.mminson Or . .....eilia===i et Orliait4l2o.ll=es. TEAM COMMUNICATION between LIVER- Ati; tub. Ina mew wTOSIL,aa fol , s• OV WA 4 11061 . 0111 ESSU 1=0".1. Mad rib slams' WeessiagJ CVOs maws, s. U getaras.worriss assrarialii• yenned M.lft• tow." leekulleg peurNes. haver. tua Cards awl th• 11604,11111t1es bowie Orwell el yr 'Mauna. taut, is WIILUDI WI 11, Widow TEAM to ROTTERDAM sod the RHINE. Tbr toe aew µmord ream eldp BATAV I eft. Carey. W. /1111 . 8. Wm. le. RatherSW. elowsorlowt ewers 84.4.1 toll. sad the .ar• demos IT ISM MAD. Orytalo tf.s•rin: from re IM Tow. so Tbwoday. Mathis st I s.or eves Se &Ala dam .el les ewe Ps. fel ; lissom P Ss sod el Coles" It.. V. so IIA ; Irma L 77. 3d. sod LI IS NS—Appir It telrersel U. ti.- et Arms W. or or ni l= Guam. ar.ote le the NelieWeerb amass,. 11. erserwwors S.C. TIREME.V.—The North German Lloyds' Steam ** sea WALLS& air a uis. 'Wu Lana=ga . Mar. U.. A a r i r er II •Wsad • 711.:146... %Ivo. airgiMer alik li: aiiwc WATERFORD, LDERRIUY, sad SOUTH of IRLIAND INLILT. lw SW WI 11°10 MO immititVuto tiWord taste*. la ei= warettati Ws= ...I dmi Mgr IttaMay% top W a - romeam. mow. talp.a. as .....21Vje .w e. • ganu p... ittlWeas. WM in inatt= at so twt. awl AIM wed %I 0 nabjW4I 7 IO , O2:IMIZU raLION i c est • tr lesta trumat_tal aaltalkill. 16. Ow* OWL .as min Salim rifts Yaw Odd^ COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. BONUS TRAIL CIAt. OVATION In din OA to Or &lowan it,s mks lolorel.lk N 0.40. oOn SAWN D DI COW )1 IA isU piece OM ADA DM SUNS Is lo DIMAS mill rail Polo wilick Isle Mos toOr Os Osaisoss low Ilsh MO. iftss 1118 Ts► ' AIWNMAIITIES Is PARTICIPATI g=tsot Isari MDe Hod OEM. srsi rose Verb s i Asoda Isms se slrod. ea bstoo CSISON+ MOM:WM is soy st ths CO )111 assess otICIANLIS ss IsoosAle soltS SiY AuILICII.4 DAUM Oissio oboes ftsmisos No . = MI COLON ClOse its COLONIAL vim oblilasS D DK sad ID prong Imam Is Dowell II clamors Torsos Pomo sal Ana s. Donsasi a _Costal—D isonsSmoss. C" .1.1.1b1 ge rAlltlL TIOIAIIAs. FNDON . ISE lieu bilei • YAM mad Co.'s CONJOINT OARMENTS. arta*, • Olen Call saNN. Twat! Tr Awn WI ink as! r1M.004 t haws 'ois wan win &Aped ihd. irao : 1 . 1 )i n ! TV= Newatrea. De: 41. Or *sl& LITAM aid Co.'s CAMBRIDGE, BAC, sad 111. PASS? J44:IINTS.-1114 boa pleph =AM, irt= MN, ••••Int SIM TIM LlcliajTAM sad Co.'s DRRBB sag BURTOUT COATS egar=l:lelo.lllb2LOttlari-lbis,lllspai TAM sad Ges OVER WATS sad CAPES, lasztai= M i rereil L le..7 4 l... lllsad a rzet TAM sad Cs.ll JUVENILE COSTUME. SPmar= r err sr. arrow hs ma sal Sandhi nanirk rna Os old Ulaisels Ist Osiss.a. ii.. n& 11.1. Ir. sad Ox's HARROW, ETON, amid 11:011T WlTlL—These se= la adua. ar k. reifei fie Ann. we fr. NM kr Few ow Som. PTA Ga. Ds.. Va. sad SI& I/ TAM aod Co.'s CLOTRWG t. ORDER oripui is err wristsd Nod Mrs Tomb ari Sari IIYSM sod Co.'. TRUE-FITTINO TROUSER& To onlw. se • .01441••114 sal ~.W.s ogin. rifle • Tog& to risk 10. 01. CAUTION.—HYAM mil Ca are connected only Ike 11•14!**111110111inista "-Th;"11 14 t 17111.4111.110•4 1 ,141.— td: It Immo. V••••OLUTION IN TAILORS' CHARGES abs VMS and MIDDY CIAIOII.-11ris •• uall••• •••• 4•AeLpli p• sot it as •• ga••• via. •• .1 1 1 4 =Zu.rrmisof.•= 1 •11 • Iwo NOS W • MIU4 ••• • Non ALPO/LTA S. lobar TM bola= I• wWr C••• ••••.•••• • Irla mr•••11 ••••61. riPORTO.—Aa OLD BOTTLED PORT sif barli &mob& Q go _Opp. ask T. osolos Mob GS be mob =74HAIRY mays awl Os. Oloarbm Obb faints LW 11•Obera. la. grut BRANDT, 166 p saium..—Pa. mow. "how. a, won ammo .I.7==pradmillm eg Ompas vbisib an ow le maws 41 mot, al. poi gi grarrirlar Siam% TEE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and COMO to 1111101.•111/ an al l y e So lio of =Pi owl Co, Tea Sadissr. • 000 l ono. odd OMs'! ie. Ilk .#4. - ...ra.. .. boi ; OA boollow TIM b. Pd.. Ils. moll io. MOM S vstoo or 010 mil wows too to mg Isiftse MINIM t lo Cooiod. • Ws mrsioli tom ems al souliot gam BEDSTEADS of ran dourtpdow, both wood, tine, !iwi book Sued grili andi WON esoolgOL J. sums DS lo D INIrO sa ds fOrOsioll DILAWIN FURNITURE o.o.•wake.—The gollobal/Ostr. OIL • oko somoso meek la *Mat wee& One pima • nriftsfromo towlsone ...Wm Melo. &IR J. •PLN. sad ca.. 141, 1 ft111= . 7.1. THOUSANI) F IVR IRZIM imagotticent Colt 24 U. fa lad. gat lent: Mb Ulna Oryou 1.4 aL. Wm/ J. MAP= nod Oa. ISS. Telmar-eurt.read. T HORLEY'S IWO. u muun SPECTACLES, the cheapest cad reurfs.. a.cf amo st ..l4. esseAr .k.i ssersess ewrotra ter z sseesc*tes 4= 11104 MO NW. Ma it• MO We Apnea 1111 oprimm Ingnib. awl esbees. tirski—j um. 1110 Adi and " fgro= b o=— S reade sae= MOM ead aroble• i r ADT63 of &locate complexion wbe wake fine eneere se celd .bd. and dma limolimt. MI AM In awl realm NM I 4 the Mme. - N ROMAN Dr DM /We rips wenn Armes nom el mimeo riderasse el Ye dm. moor ealm•••• it won. lerilm sad tn. aad adri. s barbs map of a/dasea. ord • debar. aad M.. of OW MM. MM.. rid ram rdrarmar r M dr: LlMlSremia. • ha emir d time INVI•11101 6101111VM et A: Pi None ow we air balk •M menommi arl mailimm. dlt • ••••Mim pa i rlai md ad 61. mt MOM —Omar : grey* . ligmbelif "ea, ram dr = ii. := . &.soiritt i o tw OM=l . llllll MAWS. wd oft OIL of HORSE CHESTNUTS applied ntoraally rairE 7 r hai ti l ia taiw". = er. 'ioa nileg. 284 tr i pltref ial.. t" ...."‘ 14. et ttir r lif Taal& ri:Z e trole Oit UnN4 mime. sad 111111111111= 4 ;ao load. aid Ins mop of the harm mold mow bamitoollbati bomb, to @Malawi ttoot the prtoctool YAM • two =di MAW" YYu • id. sod • ;or by port es wale of amps. Orion. •—•io nob b•4l wri t raw mot Winn sodor. Wilma lAA* SI. "UM owl Oa,. opmattoo obottlots. LATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSER. rif. DDT. ewe Ow men res e seWelly liakew she pubis 11 4 114.Wiew 'hewn allied awn ewe NW emerito eet =NIA Wee two ear twOrment Ow We popgun Fat VII eiZir" 4 "rrew:el s =Tr: ab g the woo ledi law bip. Owshee.—Peedwere ee w.tiew ewe *ALMON, 04 Y. sad Ow. 194 Omsk W waned epee the Indiee an 1:118/131 A R.—P ro wled by Royal WWI mom et SsulmL—Tbs ftwass 10. e mir I Man= .ewer I.• "Odes If Ss Aged usstm etas at i tu:s a /re FIZZ foto Is puls. NM woke as me Ana Ss* .mil alloole SW/ se Su I. Scurns. O 7 War Sawa. A M Poe Sem uf Armband wend us shols Osmium whou Vol.. isurdas yakiepsiesSm Os* um.ll Inuemilouol Um NU a Yr wary 01,1111111. fi OM S. I barium* he nialsoirs. qminesuithas. sad ow surilis uf Ow !pia TOMMIE a ...S. aOf fraffflifeffalf% ON 10•011011611.0 ••••••••• Nab ... Wm. ni• = .7 1 : t Tkap. •r l I•a d dm s pupelliales. Trimenra Su SI. Os umm4 Ossuunisliemels Me WA died Oman uhlubilbe roll =ll63trolls •146 wary le lie WNW, 411,41rua1.• d Um p• .Imoselou up I wilt 111 es urausellia la obe swig ~A IssiSOL Tfteinow Neu 1., awl 3in deueld el Wk. se ma. orild ig somnilms waft, Thor a w lists as Wes table •Ukarse Sidi nes Mgt esseilloS Spa awl b..a MW. Uneno.usu...stowS ilium'. loguese. !Mei 1.. ul. . as p.s, b. If. : 11.... II P.& IN. : a E = suse land Nor I& thy pug L. so. =K *lda maw 11.. owl la moire aOn Uple mu*. of .44.. Foal& up sad auSsW I du.%0. 111 / 1 •ilbe ma pg. mum mt. UMW SOL aawas. TS. esessdombeenui; Dm* sad 111,10111. Tte Oxprt%sl DLENDNESS.—A SERMON to BEHALF of Wm ASSOCIATION for PROMOTING tbe 01311111 AL Wife M of IM BLIND IItT, Eats-reed, N.W.L ••111 be preanbal as IL Perdirt Ouzel,. 'order lam I>, the M. VIAVOIS DI IT, D.C.L., of St. litiroalne, Reareastom es MORDAT ROW/1h KW In 114.36. Service eta consmovre aa 11 fraloW. Illitygovoi wi perms. are v...p.oyed, and ninety are applying for ligl4=whient am Waxing la the Mreete. tiewirlbstMat oil) be thankfully received by the lady Preidmek, 116. Ma _ 43, Owe. Anaretreet. W., smd Pahang CWWwW 4 RI WWII* DAL E. g R.S no. ow.tars. a. Mow Nguema d.w.; sad Oa aayertotoomat, W flanks Lovy, Ir. liasles ▪ jr.W. LANT APPLICATION. 4714:0YAL 110SPITAL-MAY ELECTION, 12A—Tlie VOTES arA INTEREST d ClatOarenters t 4 rogerttoty Lod rte. MIN ea behalf .1 ADM A sod 411 ttara Tr* RepastSr lees seeing treat ea lasorakie Menton fur :4 reare. liar telematerek Ile Ler the et ebado..,l VII. Is tin LAST APPLICAT/03 Oat ma be nada tarr mum thew APPNAL NEI meet lath mamas Tamils LI. ememactr tt tb, or Reammeaded b kb. Waren el tirai I t TlZat w,„...;11 Rim J. 11111 MA.. OroTo-terrace. Von 4 01{4 . %4 0.1.4. 81thed. Peados •1 . Im .t. y rustrid MMrs. ST. MARTIN'S lIALL.—The LAST COTCERT of the rem, under %b. Ws of Mr JOHN BULL terodebrobssa Deed...me Falwral Clotaur.44 Rueter Yd Bmalletw. - other ntl• IC. W LP:4I4:IVA Y. Way it I.—Prerehrel rerebere liließaelge. Mho V.mr Itooleekl. Mir Marti.. Mr. Min Roma. Mr. Wino@ efloper, Mr. Therm Plesefeetri. iherell. 'Mel% la. ha ed. ; weak fit MAN sad HIS HABITS.—THIS DAY, at Three erl kw/we Med. Dr. AUX wOl IDBLIVEI Ci Mak etll babe ll//1. et lb meeee/led ..d 1 1. elsbewnve eee IlleVrallee: et er Oda —Or 1161keoght see el Itless-1111re awl tr. , Iww—llemeilweellms New elewe :m in a el Tewda—llediset Adeeenel Age—Tee Tree Olery • Meweart—e tea La Tee Weems Yep. Par asalisma eele) 161 II on I awl hem I' til . 00. Meter. Wee a tea Medd, Ow 11114heet. Owe~`eu:ui , huh& leelente b ley: le weri: Tr i lt. „ / r. en Ijeles.weds at i m il =a7 are ba:erl a el 1/li . enelyel 11.1ww, 1 74.11 1111 , ftwieeet tree Ye Make. 1, Ilailwevinel‘ 11weseillmbeftwo: Ecit, EXHIBITION, 190, Pall-0411.—The =ETU AJINUAL OITION of PIOTWIJS,Ow d Asada of the P, and FloolL I. sow O PU. Alms. Is *lmmo WWII& iho Worts of David Os Tom MD IM O. OL MADDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.— MlDlaTai MOUS ?ID glairniolll sad IILOITIgh mg Ul NUN Ds an Kano; wart. Wang. salaam Losaa; oat mesh aed barhilar; laik: sad gemahmas'a usga hamlet bIiaNUM assiel% awn tau; rale nadas ead ameba bap, :. Ma arlahaa• WOW dasiesaas. 11..; ammilosaa• imulwarma, hum i a. haw' sarmosi dhoti,* Whs. Irma AW 11a. i Mss. Imo ha. ; rd sashim* whim ow, hum h.; •■••• ahi MAN. Widu•o7. isblasis la IMES is oak sad • mbar al•ear lar 4 ra= maw.. is •••••=aa.-1* a• Ira aa /Inn tartir. Pawed WOW. silk Milldam sail MAJOR HODSON'S Twiantal at a 1101.10 IBBY Lill Y INDIA. lii • home Now min at Op Mew et adhl end Ceptuee el Di• Sty. N111•1 . 14 .. 6 War. the Bac Glow N. Dews; 'LA, Rim el Telma, 0 Ciatelio• Leaks : W. Palm sod Dm. Ile• DIM& Tattr="Mintril i n= sod b ly e r r ati" ..l6 "&"l.l. l. 2Zriss ir ri. LI, 4nl Wrap ; erg to7ped mith ILOOTIUOAL in nozaan IS SLIMS AID DI/US /rims fiats NO Ifs Q &Mr . li 1 F 1... E 1 or 11 L I MIT 6 AL LT 11311•0011 L t A liallisi Wisk liSmilstree v g =et all wiis ars ONE Se swim Imo Si =AL MT= Is the Sisi 1144w illsiess r iper li= oh sisssa i aals .oosi4.= ale Astra Posiiilissritift : lion is die issalisi am is Was islik It= Sods = ftislia Irsilkii =Ar s . . dr of bias ; bows Ws wisillis — ralirtsiass Wm tows so W is r I =4 "Sift of No ISM. do swims whim Ms= mkgrsZar salissaisd. sad Sr pelissi • wisissilas. thin by Ye seised As. Eaizdissta.A= = IN % s siiihal ressessi. 11s en le sii%is a t fif UN. MOW hi esa IL Cousin. sell stall Ilisludises. CoLi.roa or l'ar.carroaa.—At a spud mods, of the enwil reetatly held the Mowing sppentmens mem made:—The Rey. Dr. Jaen, Reed Master of Carter's Haw posh to be Den of the College; Dr. Lyon Playhdr, C. 8., 1.R.5., to be Moderator la &Senor and Art ; Dr. W. Smith, Chisrioal Imandwer to the Ushoralty of loadoa, to be Moderator I. Clarks_ ; Rev. C. Prltalmed, 1.R.5., lata Fellow of Sr. John's Cane, Cerabsidge, to to Moderator In Mathematic.. Probate Lean Levi, of Hiss's Col ap, Load,a, and Dr. T. 0. Folly, of Orimeirdse, wen added to the Mae of manages La the deponent of political economy sad commercial eki. nor; J. Robmo, Req., 8.A., London, has been apprinted hear Moderator and Secretary to the College. &oral REPRISSIXTATIVII Piaaaor..—The else tka of sixteen nem to represent the peers of Simian in the Howe of Lords is the modem t, took plan on Tunny in Holyrood Peleor, El see. Then win nor then peers peteat, and two wen repessestad by teozies. Twenty-tins signed lists were gins* bet one of them had blooms void by the death of the proposer, the Duke of Leeds (Visennt Theathlans). Tb• frelowiag pews wars noses Mamie of Tweenale, Earl of Moth's, Earl of Caitlin" Earl of Home, Earl of Strathmore, Earl of Had- Anton, Earl of Akin Sari of Leven ant Melville, Earl of Selkirk, Eat of °nary, Vieconat Stratballas, LIM Lard Onty, Lord pleatre, Land Colville of Calrot t. sTa Lord Polymath. Thirteen of them were re-Mend, sad the Earls of Morena mad Haddiagtosi sad Lmd Balloon wen chosen foe theist thee, In room of the Earl of Sesd,ld sad Lewd E!phinalasn croon Bridals yews, sad Lord Moan, • d. MANNINO INS wu stated yeiterday upon good walbsetly, that warty 10,000 men had been wolled at the rowel govenutent officer its Lond..n, Wool ' with, Portmastitly Plymouth, &c.; and such was the number dewed wasisits ton folly OWlDiell one navel ships that the millstwest of wa weld he costinoed for owe week" %lull theersusery wantlty to °Wiwi by the Admiralty tut amine. Ontemed-bowd serobant ships Sr. expenencieg to examisse hen the kw of their aews at Gravesend tigerish the attraglion of the government bounty. The weal aalbarislas board the 'hip. at that place to ascertain if say of lb. era will volastesr, and in some inductee v.sasie ham hem left without a sulleiest umber of hen& to stable thew to proceed. The Mayer Herald aye In Ws quarter, sad oa the west coast weendly„ volunteers an ending ap la large nudge; gad Ws belay to taks awry lamas of putting ourselves in a peados which rh-11 dafy in casing W becoming stregger and deeper every day. The Clyde peodated la femme ewe many noble men la the naval wrvies ; sad will, do the same agaia. Pee the wpm el as tip In this patter, c.o.'. Drum ral of Seamos, acoompealed by Mr. Tell:, how Leedom, visited Ws port on M .nday, sad to the wars' ef the day Win es the chief shipowners, eM Ca.tna-begos ell re. sad Lxial Maria" Board ofilcsaLt. It la gratifying to know that ea .11 Made Csptala Brow wee received tot only with eatreuse coarmay, bat with bo wman' of swistres fa whinny his object." The °mewl .Alsorliatr !si!lr?etiosa were received at the ;;;;;;;;KTaTi. ALTin.T4O.T the 101. bounty has been .leaded to eldp-earpentere, caulkers, black smithy mihaskera, coopers who have mired in spree. fireside, sad Mahn who have been at am an Imesse. One-ball of the bounty may be ethrted by men en the day of Main either to provide foe their wives and famitive or to make midair's for psymeet of their debt.. Upwards if twesty stout idioms have emend end been mat on board the Athol sines Friday." The lair, extessith of the bounty us s e ty her Ma• jesq's gone/intent has bad the effect of creating mach stir a' Liverpool moos the shipping =dem and • greet another el fins able b died follows have eagerly weaved th e 101., end joined the navy of her Mideety. A Inge b doh of the vollak en left Liverpool on Tuesday night to route to Loisdne. During their progrros to the station, the gallon , fellows were loudly cheered, sad on their entrance Into the railway terminus they gave three cheers, one for the Queen, the o th er for the Emperor of the Fisch, and the third for the King of Sardialo. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS FOR REIGATE. —A peblie media& convened t 7 the High Bailiff, Mr: Themes Martin, wag held at the Town Hall. Reigate, as Tuesday evening fe the purpose of cosektining the deeirabihty of taking eavo for the formation of • valuator r riffs corps for this asighboorhood. The Tows Hell we. Aunty crowded, sad the proceeding" appeared to tasks v.ry great interest. Ups the platform • ore the Han. Mr. J. Monaca, 11. P., 041111•1111 U.lO, Mr. U. F. Youth, Mr. Firer Maras, he. Several gentlemen edderesed the meeting, sad la • veep able meaner impend spin throe simerstilleil the arcesidty at the purest tali fer earaiz out tits "tint is view with every possible lutions t this lan VON carried anadmovely=a . ootomitiee was formed to reselth eesteilativas. and the names of memo. &Areas etjelaier the peel used reghearrt. Letters r f apology for Assam ware reed to the virethre from Mr. W. Phillip., Mr. Robert Chithaa, end the R'ght Hon. Eat tomora, bet off if • keg to give every amaranth in then power, sad heartily ap proving of the asovezethe. DISPATCH OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN MAILS. —Thy Montreal Orem Cempiey's 'craw steamer Nook Amnions sidled from Liverpool ye.terdey oftenvon for Que bec. sod Montreal with the Canada& mat., el cabin sad 50 s e th rero pathogen, sad • meillevam ease. Ihe Lin rpool, Mew ruck, and PhiladoithieCtotheay'e perste steamer City et Baltimore also sidled item the Mersey yererday afternoon for New York • •MI cargo, 33 colds and 210 'Weave anowaremi. and a ship's seal. Tte City e f Baltimore will esti at Qathesthwe to-day (Tlivreiso for cabin Dowagers sal telegrams lorwardd up to one ti do k. The no at 4.par-it will be the toys! mill steamer Asia, which mile on Saturday Ms New Yerk direct. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1859. 141L026' MOMS AXD DASTITUTB 841L026' Atilltlit. The annual meeting of these institutions was held yesterday, in the Museum of the Sailors' Home, Well- Musa, London Docks Lord H. Cholmondsley in the chair. The report of t ic. Sailors' Home, which was reed_ by the secretary, Captain Piero', stated that 7,857 gallon had participated is the benefits of the institution during the last year, reeking a total of 104,373 since it was opened to 1886. During the last 18 years 7441961. belonging to sailors had Ness received for safe custody, end in the past year, out of 68,282/. deposited in the cashier's hands, 30,0261. had ban by money orders to be received by the miter on his snivel as home, or sent, in obedience to his wishes, to his relatives end friends in vsrions parts of this country. The menet* amount deposited by tailors is the London Proet Isstitution sad the °eve:menet Savings Bank was In 18 psis 24,2221., belonging to about 1,860 depositors. Diiikuity having sometimes been experienced after large arrivals of ships in accommodating all the applicants for ad mission, It wee proposed to enlarge the institution. A suitable piece of ground had been obtained for that purpose at a met of 1,3251., and the directors hoped for the liberality of the public in carrying out the project. 31 new sleeping mbise bad bee erected during the past year, and this addi tion sed other improvements bad ceased the expenditure to mod the receipts by the sum of 8961. The report of the Destitute Ulmer' Asylum ratted that the number of sailors relieved dunsg the year, which included foreign as well as British seamen, wee 919 making the total since the minium wee opened fa 1827, 38,582. On the modes of Lientensat- Causal Oughts, merle:led by Admiral Trotter, the two re pute were adapted menial 'way. Mr. Montagu Gore, in mwehts a redution, urged upon a number of sellers Awing fa the home, who were premot, the duty of serving their country if they were not already employed in the iseromithe marine, adding that they might now enter the navy far se abut s period as five years. TIE !IMPACTED POISONING AT RICHNOND. Yesterday Dr. Thomas Smethurst, lately holding temporary residence at No. 10, Almti•villaa, Richmond, wee t e irmh= rs•exeminetio aeatiatratce n beff ie ze ct E i Zzb u t% Eq. Beealeas, charged wile the wilful murder of a lady named Labelle Beast, by the administration of Poison in smell deem The ease ham already been several times before the reed iestitha Esyraes. _ . . . Long before the appointed boor for the opening of the pro readings each door - of the court woo =mounded by hundreds of persona umlaut if possible to obtain admission • it is, there fore, almost needless to my th at every available spot was crowded to inoonvenlimee many of the chief inks/giants of UN town being soomnitiodate 1 with mats at the back of the beach. 01;. — Sjjeaut Baßeatles, Instructed by Mr. Teesdale, of the firm of Syintia Teesdale, and Sandßand, appeared for the fi.ende of ths deceased, and Mr. H. S. (Mere, icstructel by Mr. Ilumphreys, attended for the accused. The prisoaer, who is • gentlemanly-looking man, wearing • moustache, having been brought into court, was allowed to he Bested during the examination. The Chairman informed !dr. Ballantine that winos the last examination circumstances had tranepired which gave a very different aspect to the whole affair, and that it would It ma sequence be secomary to again go over the evidence that had been taken at the previous examicatioe. Mr. Serjaant said be was aware of the fact, and the coarse he proposed to puram was to Ignore the depo 'Alone that tail been already taken, and to begin the case afresh. It would be his painful duty to charge the primmer mai the crime of wilful murder. Tee lady into whose death My were requiring was • parses who moved in very good society, and her friends were highly reepootabie. Toe father had left only two daughtersunmarried, of whom the &it:reed wee one. The detested (miserly lived at a boarding-hones, No. 4, Niffedefraor, Bayswater, and eubstquently lest there sad went to live at another boarding-h use In Kildare terrace, in the rams seighboarbood. She had a life interest in 5,0001. and an absolute right to &boat 1,7001. or 1,8001. wader the will of her father. The pel,oner was living at the boarding-bonee in Rids-terram ' vita a lady very much older than himself, whom he called his wife. The dereased, when alielatt teat house, went to maids (as be had stated before) :liclid.;e-tstraca:aid skortly afierirards the pri-oner came to bee there. and they left that place together. It was at first Imagined that this lady hai forgotten her duty to her ee'f end society, and ha I g ota to live with the Filmier ; Dot the Get was, that she wu monied to him the day arm he tame toher in Kildare-terrace, sad he Ohs learned counsel) would produce the certificate of that mintage. She was is the habit of communicating with bee sister, but atter ills left Bayswater that outer did not know were to dad her. They omit to Richmond and took lodginp la Old Pilaw-terrace, qt. OMNI. and lived there aa . Dr. sad MN. Boietherst. In this Iteibrb else wee taken ill, sad suffered from diarrhoea sad mailing. From there they removed to Alma-ter ms, at the latter end of April, sad the death of the tidy took place ea the 3rd of May. Daring Me time that she was vetoing Dr. Smethurst was prescribing for her, and appeared to treat her with the 'metal affection. lie also scot for Dr. Julius ani his Termer, Mr. Bird, and they attended her from the rime until the period of her debt). They found her euffering_from diarrhoea, bat could not trace the °Adis of ft. Thaw gentlemen need the ordinary means to get rid of the dim rhccia and the vomiting, and they would state that their diem were ballet, end they were totally at a lees to account for the extraordinary symptoms that showed themselves , . They suggeete I , and the prisoner at once oomplied, that they I shoulii rood for Dr. Todd, and that gestlernan cane on the Thured.y Where the deemed died. He wee t tally at • lose to account for the symptoms ; the secretions were hoeev,r taken away and tested, and they were found to °obtain in contestable and decided traces of aremaio. TG conduct of the prisoner to the deceased was very kind and effedionate, sad he had the entire control ant management of the sick room ' and nobody could have given her anyth‘ng but himself. There was no doubt the ease presentee a mesa of evidence proving that either sneak or antimony was found in the lady's stomach, and these was no means of its getting then except Memel) the heads of the prisoner_ . the 3rd of May the st mach, the kidneys, and the heart, had been takes for analyeatian ' and the emelt hod bean such as to leave no doubt that the deceased had had police edminlitered to bar In such mmutides as mimed death, though slow, perfectly cettee. It would now be Important to show the motive the prisoner would have for committing the mime of which he was charged. This lady had the power of willing some 1,700 J. or 1,3001. as Me pleased, and he wont I show that the prisoner called ea • gentlemea in Richmond named Sealer end said that a lay wished to make her will, and he willed him to draw it up for her. He peedaoed • docamen., which he add was prepared by a berriater In town. Mr. &Mae said he had nu objection, and would mete that day (Seterlay, April 30) to ae ti executed, bat Smethurst said the lady was to) ill to do it that day, and requested him to come on the f Bowing morning. He at fret objected to go on Sunday; but on being aiAand that it sat a case of ne cessity, be sweated. He went accordingly on Sunday morn ing at 9 (Idea, sad was tam up to the lady. He had pre viously expewed a wish to have a medical man present, but the prisoner said that was not itsonset7 se she was perfectly °impotent to make a will. He gave as a reason for not wishing to have • medical man present that he was not mar ried te Melody, thoegh he was Befog with her as his info, bet that beshonM mwry her mown as her health would per mit. TM will was executed in the peeseace of the landlady's daughter. When helmet up .co the remelts lady peoduced diet seder her pillow the draft of haw will, which wee the same document Dr. Scoe - hunt had Mown to Was, and wee in his (the peewee's) handwriting, and which he stated was drawn up by a Merideer in tows. (The deenment was hem put in and reed. It was the draft°, • will &awe up in her maiden name, beqoambing her personal property to the prisoner whom she described 's her 't dear mond.") Mr. fliejeant Billentbte proceeded to may this demount was fouad la a chart, when the prisoner wee taken Into elle tldy, before the lady was dead. TIM showed the motive. While the prisoner was living with ibis lady, wham he had married, he was communioatiag with hie form-r wife. A hear was found on the prieoner, whet \ewes taken iM cos tady, directed to her and ready to pie. The letter was as fellows Mirky, May 2, 18.59. t' My Dear Mitey,—l have not been Ale to leave for Men as I expected, in consequeece of my medical aid being re quired Lan a ems of Meese ; I .hall, !betrayer, wyen lemon as poesible. Should aniteing =forams penult my leaving ter tows before the 11th, I will send yea a cheque for Smith's mosey and extras. I will seal U. I sin quite well, end hope you are the same, and that I shall find yew so when I see you, which I true will not be long drat. Pre sent my kind regards to the Smiths and all old friends of the home. I heard from lames the other day, and he mid he had called on you, but th it you bed gone out for a walk. With best lore, believe me, yours affectionately, "THOMAS SMETHURST." Mr. Serjesnt Hanauer, in coectuciou, sold be had laid the MO before them, he treated, disperiosately and fairly, as it was his moot anxious desire t, do, the only object beteg to elicit the truth. The examination of witoseses was then promoted with, the fleet celled been Mies Lades &takes, et 10, Lenark-villas, Medellin, who deposed that she saw her dieter alter death. Her name was le.belle, sad she wee 43 yecre of age sad unmarried. Wit ness end the decessid did not live together. She recollected her going to live at a boarding. house, No. 4, Ride-terrace, Bayswater. She went there in September let, or some time in the autumn. She also recollected her living in another reeding-hour, in Kildare-tense. Both phis. were in B.yewater, sad In the neighbourhood of friends. Witness was not is the habit of seeing her, and could not soy whether she was 'abject to retortion, of the bowels. Wit east was introduced to prisoner by her sister at Rifle-terrace as Dr. Southend. She was In good health et that time. After tier sister left Rifle-terrace ate mot her and prim nem in Kensington-garden. She left the peons', and spoke to her. After that me tier wettest Pew her at Kildare-ter race. She teen left Kildamterrace, and witness head pettifog of her until she received a letter es the 9 h of Iseuery, which she answered. Oa the 18th of April she received mother letter, as follows Seemly private mad confideatlal. " Dear Mies Baskee,—Your dear slitter Isabella wishes me to regime the favour of 'our calling upon her as early as convenient, se she it really very ill, and desires to see you. Bbe sloe begs me to soy that Soo will greatly oblige by coming Mete, and ask for Dr. sad hate. Smethurst, that you have called dm 6110 your si-ter, and that you breathe not a word of the contests of this note to say one. She further whirs me to say that she cannot ask you ti remain. Sae simply solicits miss you for the present. Rail Iron Waterloo Mattes about half-hour; and Richmond 'braes frees the White HeresOeßar, Picceedill about es oftee.-1 remain, dear Mbe Bank's, yours Willfully. T. Sat ET 11 e leT. " 10, Alms-Mlles, Riettootel-bail, April 18, 1819." Witness went the same day to visit her, end arrived betwees two and three o'clock. Saw the landlady, and ultimately the prisoner. He took witness to her sister, who was In bed. She was numb chewed horn the time she had Ise teen her. Witness remained some hours, but not in her ewer's room. She wee never alone with her. She did not express such • wish. She was alone with the primmer. Her meter gave no soment of bee sickness in her person, bat the per did. Ho said it was sicker' Murree Wits's, made a proposal to Dr. Ilesethnest that Mr. Mayer, a friend from Si. George's Hospital, should visit her. He said he had bitter not, as her leer did not like it. While be was in the room on Inquiry was made remedial; property. Dr. Sme thurst saki the mousy she roosive4 was We so much es she ought to have had. 'Nitres let about five o'clock. Her ester expressed a wish that she weed come agate NM end see her, which wow,' promised t ) do. Wirers noticed some taploos in the eupbreed In a teacup. Her sister said she did not hake it, but did not may why. She said it had a diaarreable tads, and she would bee wittier to prepare some for her. She did net do so, however. because Dr. time here laid the milk had not come. and that it would is- Wrens with the landlady. Witmer thee proposed to give bar woe i•ieglre. hut he made so okisavaeos. Her sieer told bee that Dr. essithust was Tory Nal, der be writhed bar LONDON SOCIETY JOR THE PROTECTION 0711 lavidisiEdaY This society, whose twenty-fourth aweiverstry was yesterday arraing celebrated at the Imadon Tavern, claims as its peculiar testae. the fact of its Wing " the only society in Lyndon or in the kingdom which is exclusively de voted to the reclamation of those young &miles whet Wing 1 under fifteen years of ate, have either fallen into the Am el prostitutioo ' or who have bets exported to that body std seal destroying sin." The report states that "the sNis Iwo hiss is owed= twenty-Nur years. The pool AY it hes effected c m never be fully told. It has been laskumeid Y 1 closing nearly 600 infsmous placer where the pug hew been Pacouraved to sin and degradation, girl Ilt his saved upwsrds of 700 children front the penis seteedent upset a Nib of vice and depravity. Since the fintes4blhhneeat dNs lamination, 760 children had been admitted to its advesiseen At the eametuteweent of the put year tbete . entr? M ale komedatles, to whine daring the year IS bed Ina ailed, mina( tam whole mediae for the year 64; bed boas ant to service, sad 11 returned to their %ode, the sataabr re maining in the school at the close et no por 11. Darin the year 1,8511. 12a 6d. had ban sannal. sod 1,8681.2., 6d. bad bees expsoded, Istria a Minot be Lwow' of the society of 161. 10e. 4d. It world Moe lessee that the Income had kept pace with the atparnant, bat an tha present occasion the committee heaped te remind ths sup porters of the institution that part edit past revenue coe dited of • grant of 2151. from the Ommittes of Council, which most probably would not be egemead. Tho chair was taken yesterday by the Right Roo. Lod Illerners. supported klo.rd Faversham, Rev. Mr. Spantr, Odra Stuart, Dr. &v. J. Brown, /sc. dhoti SO palkseeseat down to irr. The aunt of matiey collected exemdei 1001. THE WINE AND 8711J7 TAADJI. With reference to the wine and spirit trade, that monthly circular of Mr. F. W. Cairene remark. as follows : The of bostilitkm his ci,sedmoisespoool*- Yvs setivity le our rum market, end prices have, in.conse gasses, advanced considerably. Bawdy very firm, and beet brands quoted higher. The else sews of wine for home cossumption conduit Imp, _smd exceed th ose of 1868, althoogh still below threes( MT. The *Mal export shows set more when compared with both yeses. Large shipments hew {one forward to Cerra', Indic, tic. The qaantity c e for Au-tralis continues moderate, sad much even of that is reported to be of very Inferior demeiptioe. fee stock at wises remelting on hand In the various busdad depots of the United X. tngdom is now used mutely with the Board of Truths Returns. While the figures reprocess • oonsidrr able total, It must be born* in mind that the wins trade con sists of no Ices than 31,7z9 wholesale and retail licensed doable; a quantity egad to three piss in the bends of e.ch would more than absorb the total, large as it is. The dooretd at preset. xisting beets cloths' to the requirements of the mo nist ;reels remain steady ; should, however, any union seen anew ss.e to iodises dealers to secure • small reserve only, prime must a worse coesiderably in consequence of the limited supplies knows to remain i n band is durations wine prods. lc dietricts of Europe. Sherry.—The West advice* trim X eft r speak favourably of the er. ether for the Shipment• have etesidetaSly increased, principally to the Northern Eurepese ports, America, and the United King dom, where the stock of sherry is much Mooed. Prices are quotel firmer than ever ; end should the present rue of abipmette continue (5,000 butte per month) tor say length the I period, it is sowed they must tneritably advance—a favourable vintage waled cd coons operate in favour of moderate ester, still much depends upon the quantity ro t/eked between this end the cad of the year. A 'sport of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined : At the eel* this morniug 3,895 chests were withdrawn, 506 sold, and 156 bought It Fine Bengal qualities show a decline of le., and &duties and consunileg 9d. to 10d. per from the rates of February. THB NEW PARLIAMENT. Additional eariaben returned since our publics tioe of yesterday • Fermanagh (enrin.y) Mr. Archdall (C) Hon. Mr. Cols (C) Kerry (county) Virconat Cassknew (L) Clue (court}) Mr. Caked (L) Orkney aid Slastaed Total Liberals 343 VII 14enatera reused Lorne COUNTY.—Mr. Forteeene, Mr. M'Clintock, and Mr. Bellew were nominated yesterday. The allow of bands wee In favour of the two former candidates. A poll was demanded t n babel( of Mr. Bellew. INHUMANITY AT WIGAN ELECTION.—On Tueaday aftmsoon en legume was held at the Town-hall, Wigan. botoco Mr. Birchen, deputynotoner, en the body - al William Towng. who dird on the prevlous Tuesday morn ing. Margaret Rowlands, the first witness sworn, proved that the deeesxod had been for a dozen years troubled with aetkose,•and had been belfast fur fire weeks previone to his death with tho disease. On the miming of the Wigan election, Saturday the 30th of April, Ike deceased was seat for to vote. He was very ni when be left the house in the moraine, and he was even more exhausted when he re turned in the evening. He wao at once put to bed, end never spin left his room, dying about 4 o'clock me Tuesday moralitz. William Shorn, chief motembir, deposed that beteg at the polling booth on the day of election, he saw the deceased Lrought in by hie son, who, doping the old man round hie annuals, pushed him for ward. The deceased was in an extrequely treble condition, and c mid scarcely move. He slipped from the alms of hie son, and fell on the door, and the coo, who was advanced in liquor, fell upon him. The crunq then clonal around him, mat whilst the loan was on the Ilea witness mew a Fortson stretch his arm from the outside of the group and lift Wen up by the bar. He afterwards taw the deemed on the door neer the White 1,1 , 111 public-house; his eyes were quite shed, and witness thought be was deed. He was removed Into the public , boner, and pat to bed. Witness considered the conduct of the eon calvulaMd to beaten the death of • pima is the condition of the deeessed.-0. Galli, Beg., eorrelsoratel the statement of the last witness; and Ste Depsty-Coroner having addressed the jury, a verdict wee retyped of diet from natural cause% the jury *Mug that, is their opinion, the eon's e induct was not altogether bet (rum blame.— Aseehester itraNliner. AMENITIES OF THE GENERAL ELECTION.—An •• menet mariner," warmly attached t the deg of Mr. Wawa, fought bravely by hi. rde in the South Shields contemt —Jack loving hie leader all the ea ve "for his name of John." There wee one thing, however, which (es be told • Quayside,. on Saturday eight) he could not forgive In the Malin candidata—and that wee, that, whoa the poll wee ever, '• he shook halide with Mr. Ingham I" What, this, could Jack have said on Teem:lay, after the South North umberland deceits, NM bad men the eo•wervative masher (Mr,Le , d m .lell) repair to Bywell with the libeel member (Mr. and quietly nommen" fishing for milmos in the imam of the Tjne! And the honowuble angler flatted on his enreaguo's votes& to some purpose, too; fur be speedily breaded four doe Eel. Is there any thee member, from the ide of Wishi to the Orkneys, who or bout el the terteroanoe of ruck • SW on the day of hie eketiost— , Gateshead 014 , 1-rer. , REPORTED DEATH OP MR. FAGAN, M.P.—The I anneunmesent of the death of Mr Fatten, M.P., is without Soandatioa. Toe hon. member weirs for seem weeks pas!, been a very severely in lispeee but hep, to learn that the r hon. gristle, ot was last evening dire sad la greatly im p owed Leath. :4 set ro ;-/ (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. so tenderly she was quite bsppy. They occupied but one bedroom, but witness made no remark. Her sister, how ever, said, " Welt a httle ; be quiet ; it will be ail right." 7 . !tnees received another letter written by Dr. Smethurst as follows : 10, Alma Ville., April 21, 1859. " My dear Miss Bankes,—We are in receipt of yours of yesterday's date, Cr which we an truly obliged. After your departure dear Bella had a very bad evening and night of it, purely from the excitement of seeing you and the fatigue consequent thereon. Vomiting sad purging :et in at &fearful rate, which of counts prostrated her greatly. The doctor at once forbade any visitors for the present, or he would not be reasonable for the toillests attending thereon. Last night was • good one, but I am scary to say has been a trying one. She la now, however, sok better, and I as happy to may recovery is expiated by all. I will writs again shorty.—Durest Bella sends her Modest love, and with kin leg lewd' believe me, yours fuhfally, " emeracium." After receiving that hither witaem did not go down, sad the following haw was received by her : " My dew Miss Beaker,—Bella's dearest love and beet thanks for your kind attention, in which I meet cordially unite. She has not yet got over the emotion of meeting you, poor dear, and is still looking forward to • very early later view ; indeed she would like to name Rowley next for your taking • chop with me, but I think it would be more ad visable to say the middle of next week, in order to gnerd against anything of a nature which might try her weak weer, sines it would be Impossible for her to hoar up against She shock of the nitrous system; and on these grounds atom she is ordered to hasp bar room, in order to get up her strength. Attain are farewell if greet are be observed, sad we thews Won's have 'wry lisps of • sea coessfll Una salon. I shall not fail to colt for the jelly. I purchased some very beautiful yesterday, and dearest Bell has partaken of two or three gleams at it, and, I think, with beat. Dearest Bell says sbs would rather not me Uncle Law. However we will talk this tuat'er over at our next meeting. — Will every kindest with, in which dearest Bell unites, believe roe, yours faithfully, "T. thurrlitutsr. " April 23, 1839." This was tollowel by the following letter: " My dear Kies Bseka,—We saw Dr. Todd, ham Lon don, as late as 10 o'clock, in consultation with Dr. Julie% of ltiohmond, dem Belle's daily medical attendant. Its not only woolens' In whet is being dote, but recommends oar pertevotanoe in the treatment, with some ell ht addition of his own prescribieg, and entertains favourable hopes, wish the rest dna. The bilious vomiting' we entirely arre.ted, but sickness still prevails to a great extent, with occationa , ly violent retohings, which almost shake her very life out of her, and the bowels continuo to act from eight to ten times in the twenty-four honer, in 'pita of all we can do. This is very different from what is commonly called diarrhea,, and le the remelt of 'sheeted bowels and nonrigid liver, whic must 174 instead for; very long period, jdrigicg &en what is produced. I confess the circumstances do somewhat puzzle um, bat three are stall good and impottent points is her favour, which I 'sincerely hope may be the means of creating and ra llying that point, upon which we roust still build some hopes. I mach regret the state of the case will not yet admit of even you seeing her fur the tretnt, since any or the least anxiety now Muds to disturb her 110171)111 We both, however, suticipsts seeing . you here. Dearest Bella sends her kindest love and beetvpshes, is which I beg t7MII ws " • - " Aril 29 , 1859." • ' v . very faithful!, T. oMSTRVIUIT. On receiving this Wks witness did not go down, end on the following day another letter arrived, which was so follows,_ _ . - . l• My dear Was 13ankea—In reply to your favour of yes terday's date, I am exceedingly sorry to my dear Bella has passed a wretched bad night—pared Mitten motions in the twenty-four hours, and of a vary bad description, and moult blood in the stools and besides which there is an entire want of appetite, and i c3neequently a greet dread for the result. She read your kind letter, and agrees with me that it will be better the; you should be near to us, so that if you will run down as early as convenient, you can then take a room ormolus sear at hand. That will indeed be a scarce of comfort to me to know that you are with us. I mach regret that there is no accommodation la this hoer, as we occupy all there is to let, end dot room enough for rimier. Dearest Bella errs her kindest love, with every good wish. —Your; faithfully, T. Sinenthear.—Apsil 'P.O. There wee no arab on my part to proventyweroaning, beyond the coasideretion few the critical tests of dearer Bells, in which bar medical attendant priory unites. Bre has weer rallied ever since seeing you, sad that sloes we. the roma foe keeping her quiet.' Wither received the above letter on the 30th, and went down the following day (Sunday, May 1). She want Into the dining room, which wean nor on the same door al the bet room. Dr. Smethurst came down immediately, and said her aister was very ill, but she should see her prmently. There was an appoees renege in her. She was scarcely able to speak, but she put her hand net. Wirer remained with her about ten minute; and Dr. Smethurst was in themes the wholeness. Witness brooght some soup, and banded it to him. Be said Awes too airy. He took out two 'emaciate, which he put into hot water. Be then took it ooteide, uhe paid to cool it. He me out about a minute. He wire to his little larder outside the bedroom. door. He adadratered soma to the deemed with a teaspoon but she broken it op rime diately. Witness went oat , but saw her sister co and off during the day. Some mows oot was given her after the soup. Dr. Smethurst gave it to bee. Ho fetched It from the same Vise where he went to cool the soup. The effect was eicailer. des retched very violently in both oases. Dr. Sem hutet raised her in a letting poeidon while he administered it. An attempt was then needy to get her to take some more diluted soap, bat the effect was the same. Winos left to poet two letters. Dr. Smethurst raid he was sorry he could not leer wimese's sister. lie said that Moe she had had Dr. Todd's pills she bad been worse. Witness saw no pill- boxes about the rem. Before retiring she asked Dr. Smethurst if else could be of an emir In remaining with her sister, but he and he prebend sitting up with her. Wit nese occupied a room at a cottage a boor or two away. Wit ma went again about hen-pest Wagon the morning of the 2ed inst. Be raid on Sunday eight that witness had better net come before that time, as he would got the room in ma dmen; and peeper her sister to receive her. When she got there, Dr. Sontburet *label to get some medicine for her direr, but Dr. J elite said it was no use her taking it. Dr. Smethurst, however, said he should like to go to town for come, sad sent her with e mains which he bad written to Brink's, in Lamb's Conduit-street. She was siert stout three or four hem, and on her roses he said it was no use, tor her eider had had seacthiog else. Hs was yours at the time. Witmer did not hoes then that information had been given to the magistrete. She sow the con stable come. Dr. Smetbures came into the dining room, and was much agitated. He said Dr. Julius had been soeu-log him of poisoning her slater. Wit 11•11• saw NOM medicine administered, which her sister vomitel. She then eat by her, and gave bee some arrowroot several times, which she del not vomit. Dr. Smethurst said Dr. Julius was treenail her rioter erns, and that they were killing her. He west uptake, and ha then hired her with every mark of affection. He then came down to tea. Witmer gave food to her Meter, and witness thought she wee Lotter. Winter knew Dr. Smethurst had been to the police-eon % A nurse bad been rat for, and wirers pat the things out fur her, Dr. Seentiorst remarking that sa she (wittier) had taken the ma't,r in her own bands the respourbility would fell upon her. The deceased wetted to get out of bed fora neon eery pupae, when wi th er retired, leaving the nurse to tbe room; Dr. Sex thurst went la, and said the room was too warm. On witneeire Mara she gave decors& some brandy and water, and shortly after else e ink into a rate of ono in .doneness, and died that day. Wires. looked into the toom em one occasion and thought her sister was grimier. By the Chairmen—The quantity of brandy ohs gore wee Wee or lour terpoonfuls. Mary Smith desord to keeping a boarding-house in Ride terror, Bayswater. She knew the unfortunate droned. She ores on tie 20th of September last to her hones. Dr. Smethurst had lived w.tb her about a year and a half. Mrs. finseilturet was a good de el older than himself. The whor of her boarders assembled at one table. She believed the pormunmar to be a me lint men. Deceased was one of her bat left from her notice, owing am she theyht to too mu* cemetery and familiarity betwe,n Dr. Smethurst end the deceard. Dr. Smetbutot showy sAw left, aey.nor that be was going to pay a veil to a Mond, bet be did not say when he eves going to return. Neel Ann Lahoween add she kept a beirelleg-house at 37, Lam-terrace, Bayswater. The decreed Mir Barren mime shoe to board about a fortnight belays Cherries. She remised a week or two, and left, as she said, to go to Clif ton. es account of her delicate health. Wineries were next cried to prove the marriage of de mised with the prisoner, and documents were put in verify. lag the fact of their mange by licence at Battersea Church. Ms. Ambertmio, widow, keeping a lodging-hour at NO. 8, Old reline-reran, n 11.chinond-green, deemed to the feat et 11. isomer and the deceased holding apartments la her hour and leaving on the 15th February. The de egged wee very delicate, and suffrred from vomiting and diarrhea; which commenced about three we.les after their exultancy. Dr. Julia; at her euggestion, was ailed In to attend her. By the Bench—They left on account of the rest being raised. By 91r. Goffeed—Witness remembered Dr. Stnethart wishing to call in Mr. Hill, a outgun. but she suggested Dr. Julies, as she was accustomed to him, and she thought Dr. Sursthuret would like him. Surma& Angelica Wherley, of 16, Alesmvaise, repeated the evidence already given, in rot adding that the herder on the leading was • buican with drawer. Dr. Bertharst never salted her to do anything for the deemed. The room was never properly ekane.l on account of the decreed being re 111. The dotter removed all the emeastems, and carried in the ends to the badmen. Witness never eater i the room without Dr. Smethurst's order. Dr. Smethurst told her It wee a beton erects, and she thought so. ; t i t re. Odra—Thera me ice kept in the tureen, so that IS ing might be cored. redeit-k Bernard Senior, solicitor, was neat celled, and said that on the rooming of Saturday, the 3Otla of April. the prisoner cams and asked II ha would make a will Ile a rely, He consented, and said he would come directly, bet the pri mmer aid he did not want him till the next day. An objec tion wee raked as it wen Sunday, when prisoner said it 'mut be then as it was a can of necessity, as the lady was eo ill. Witness said he would rather it be on Monday, to which the prisoner consented if ho would agree to come on the Sunday if required. The prisoner produced a piece of foolscap paper with writing on ft, which he said had been prepared by a bar rister friend in London. About 9 o'clock on Sunday moni es Dr. Smethurst called upon him, and said he wanted him, u the lady was very ill. Witness asked that the me ' died man might be present, which Dr. Smethurst declined, as the lady . was perfectly right in her mind. She was suffer ing from diarrhea and vomiting, which bad loved for about three weeks. Witness went to the haus end wee shown into the perk= and the pri soner there told him that th e lady and hinteilf were living together as man and wife, and were not married, and unwill ing, consequently, that the medical man should be a within'. Re farther raid that when some Chancery matters ware set tled they wonid leave Rkhmond for a little while and then return and settle. They went npetairs and entered the room where the lady was 11l in hod. Dr. Smethurst said, This Is the gentleman my dear, who has oome to make your will." Sbe than ircelsced a pager, the sans that I had before seen, from under her pillow ; and en ascertaining from her that it wee quite with the exception that th e wished to leave a Mend • met with diamonds and pearls, and containing her kithees hair, the will wen com pleted, Dr. Surthtnet being Toads sole executor. It was reed over and pronounced sone* and on a witness being eked for, Dr. gineiburat said he enfold hcoli Miss Wheatley, the daughter of the landlady, bat he did not want her to know it was a will. That being overruled, when they were about to attest, after the lady's sigtore, Dr. Sreethunn said, " Yea have not said b a will ." The will was then properly signed and attested. By Mr. Gifford—Dr. Smethurst was present all the time. The lady was perfectly cognisant of the act she was doing. Evidence was then given by the nurse attendant on the deceased respecting the forwarding the retchings to the police, as alai the letter addressed by the prisoner to Mrs. Smethurst, his wife, above given. Mr. %Mem then stated that he had now proceeded ais far as possible with the fact of the cue without touching the med..al evidence, and he would therefore ask for a retnend. The Bench complied with the request, and the prisoner was removed, en attempt at an expression of feeling in court hay ing been cheated by the polite. THE GOVERNORSTIIP or NEWOATE.—Mr. Web therhead, the late governor of Newman., who has bees ap pointed 0 fill the rime oflice in the City prison at Holloway, still r tntinnee to act aa the governor of Newgate, the Court of A'der.sen not having yet appointed a mussesor. There were originally • cossalseable number of candidates, and among them was Mr. Jones, who bas fur more teen twenty years tilled His dike of elect of the papers in the prison, a gentleman well acquainted with the duties repaired of the governor of • gaol of this description, and who has given the greatest satisfaction by the manner in which be ham per formed his own ditties. The genital Impression was that this gentleman was well fitted for the tae of governor, sad that he would receive the appointment. It appears, however, that the committee of aldermen appointed - 0 investigate the claims of the different candidates have reported that Mr. Jones was Ineligible, on account of his age; and the candidees selected by them, from whom the flea chola wM be made, are three in number—Captain Finney, Mr. Cartwright, and Mr. Hdlyard, the late go vernor of the Maidet me Gaol. The election is expected to take Oboe caa Tuber:fay NIL ACCIDENT TO MAJOR•GENERAL SIR RICHARD _ __ . Amer.—Yesterday morning on accident occurred to Usk*. General Sir Richard Ahoy, which, providentially, has not been attended with any very serious oonsequancee. It sp pears that the gallant major, accompanied by his dangliese, according to his usual habit, wee riding on horseback in the perks, attended by a groom. At about 11 o'clock, whoa near the gate in the perk leediag to St. James's Palace, his horse suddenly swerved, and started at a gallop, throwleg !derider with greet violence to the ground, by which he received some Widths on the right hip. Sir Richard, however, speedily arose, and beyond a few bruises and being covered with dirt, had moaned no material injury. His horse, which had pursued its career, was secured and brought back, and the major re-mounted, sowing hie daughter be had re ceived no serious injury, and requesting her to continue her ride attended by the groom, vials he himself proceeded to his reddest:leis Grosvenor-piece. At.'CIDENT AT ST. JAMES'S HALL.—Yealerdity mooning an accident which created conaderabie slum, and might have bon atteniltd with serious easesquance., took place at St. Jameda Hell, Piccadilly, at the anniversary meeting of the Irish Church Mission Society. The meeting was very numeroualy attended. and the platform wee crowded, when jest a. the Rey. A. R. C. Dolls., the secretary, bed c rack led reading the report, the railing in front of the plat form gave way, owing to the pressure from behind, and revere! gentle:use were precipitated head foremost out to the floor of the hell. Fortunately, although revers! ladles were in the immediate vicinity, no one was under the spot. Mr. Beau mont, of Nottingham, who was standing in the frost row, was, however, thrown very heavily to the grouted, sad severely binned. Several other gentlemen were also precipi tated into the body of the hall, but beyond a severe *hiking sustained no melons inconvenience. Mr. Beaumont wen leas fortunate. Be was taken up nearly insensible and convoyed into the committee-room, where restoratives were applied, and we are happy to say that before the meeting broke up he was sufficiently ee'overed to be removed to his own house. Of course considerable alarm was felt in the steetieg, and great confusion took place, which was only quieted by an awareness from the chairman that no serious Injury had been sustained. It wen some time however before the excitement wee sufficiently subdued to enable the pro ceedings of the meeting to be resumed. THE ACCIDENT ON TUB CORNWALL RAILWAY. The eireorastances attending the moist accident oaths Cone. well Railway. reported in the Irma d Saturday, were investigated eta Tuesday haste Kr. Jno, the arroner, at Plymcwb. The thee wi th er exarethed was Richard Padden, the surviving gaud, who Mated that the train wee armaged as follows :—First the eagle., text a second-clam caniar,th whichweeWes. Bookie, the heed guard' the third woe • fleet-clue 0WT111414 to which was attached another secoad.casee carriage, in which witness was seated. and a luggage van was behind. As the train sewed Grove viaduct, the souse of the accident, and when about 100 yards from the armour% he felt a peculiar jumping of the oaniage, from which ha suspects! ehst some portion of the train had got oS the line. Be leatently applied the broths with tall force, and hi. carriage, together with the yen, came to a standstill on the viaduct. He tra rneditttly premeds& down the slops to the other car riages, and found that they were immersed in seven feet od water. lie waded and swam out to them, and got out leve ed cf the occupants. Be could net ia say way sanest for the engine getting off the line, and he believed that the occurrence WAS purely accidentaL Various witsteres who were then examined agreed in saying that the Main was not pr .c.e ling at any unusually high speed ; end the jury, after 311 minusea' absence, returned a verdict of " Aandeotel death" with regard to the peewee killed; adding, that it wee their opinion that the 'peed of traits coming down an incline should be diminished, especially where the line was new. Mr. Breretoa sold that, without any reference to the aced dent, the b sard had perviously determined to lesion the speed en the line, although et the time it was only the twos as that observed on the South Devon line. THE EXPLOSION AND LOBB OP LIFE IN STAF- Fonosnian. —La inquest on the body of Jima. Woottoe, aged 53 (one of the two unfortunate seen who were killed by au explosion sulphurous dams, at Mr. Mathews' far ",Cerbyn Hell, near Dailey, on Sunday tooruieg last, the particulars of which hove already impaired in our columns), was held on Tuesdey sit, rung, at the Cat Inn, Wordsley, before Mr. Phillips, the district coroner. The evidences Wooed was similar in chic' to what has previously appeared, no bah fact. being brought fora &rd. and no blame being attributed to any perms. The jury, after a sheet deliberation, returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." An inquest war sleo held on the body of Hugh Jones, and a droller verdict was returned. Upon ovary made yesterday (Wednesday) it was ascertained that Franc's Briscoe, the man who was 'es severely buret that luls recovery was de ' *paired of, woe p-ogrersiog favourably, although he is not pat out of dagger. The other men (Rol:firm, Wallet', end Headley) are clan progreaing. The two deceased have each of them loft a wife sot family. A subecription, we are in formal, is on foot for their benefit. THE AMERICAN MAILS.—The Vanderbilt, Cros key, and Ninth o.ra= Lloyd Company's transatlantic Buse will shortly effect a weekly mail communieatioa between Southampton and New Yea. It is extorted that HOOD the Ericeoto demur will form one of the North German Lloyd Company's fleet. Smith, Seeding, and Co.'. line will aha effect s fortnightly steam communica•bm between Southmop hat and New York, though not a mail comununcetion. The Southampton, Liverpool, and Galway mail p a ckets will effect almost a tri-weekly mail 00011110111C/iiol2 between this country sad the United States dating this summer. 'rim Europe strived from New Yore on Monday, the Sonoma end Felton ere now der at ottibiLmPtmi. e la duwi n :t ym t t e: :: : : en dukrii d C he r a i n.iAt t i Li tt i e et e wi r : Tiverlyheiltdeneilinv....:Libsy::e.rpoolaTt;imetuol nit :f;:.1.1"1,..ti0r thuvP(e.ois:s. 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