The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1859. • mos small hues Munn =king my manna Sh• woe I thea Wag el Mereirtam-pier New-reed. Sb. remained YOlumemgrilsom • very shirt =se eilm JOlial Meld to W. west Orem Ole ncaster-Omeg thsweledurrst. We to anis= them • low weeks. We west theme to Morairtos *ow W• war for • Ire &aye to • beams la Charlotte great, Tstarey-erare. We wee Mei Mcesimitoo-plecto rhea Kr. Marin Issas em H e I d 1 am sotun— I that kis sem was Jams. He ems sot msy 6ftes. Ile slept there coat err trim Mt de*, I mappes, with Si". Sheppard I aria the bide. I brew el so wrens bid red by him. My ilium tiles use by th• mesas of Male. lot a =tie wblis. I rwassaba the teenage with Obeppard.wn la be Was this shoat • year or two ha =My mils= lid me *ha was going to Is 11 := b u g a u ,ggp act, barer he word air Mu Us es th• items she wished. *to laid auklft to me shed • amide= of merrier win Mont = Tide construct= melt pi. oily • tow =Wire bar monlase ebb = 0 4. 1. Mn. pea t my .t=om at AY lime in ems that kept the bearla Giarriepiphata Vrear e b ar n. • Mir frith Wear r MetiNgstraideet vWI wq Labe= I had sums modes with be die= my =miser Wag rented. I did a* spa= Is sty wham abut that comer tames. (Tim whams bete epee/ peg Ws her bud, g ag um mama whet it we) She •111-1 assot toe • word. My imbues me a yaw to thew Mils hula. Übe mid It woo • wellimy hat au et whs.. I did set rad the rpm I Poo it to VW One& Mb WY bite my We rra =mho with Mr. lings=l. I Maid =Mk sot Iraq all , Wigs ley mielemo mid ms she wished Mr Smith to Wok a= was i. 14 to Mean et M time ohs am its ih• mellimak I seta he merit's with I vats set /amt. Sipped had bun Mottled steste slieut • ilartstsbt es ewe woman =hue the our rise. DAN thst minim= bad aYa.YS *wombed lay sew hnehmsd seism bin the manteme I beard Shy red =y ermarbine =eat • ..tor=t of la sib's peparty. Übe begat wso m ment. Ms end he whims Mto ham bar pe- I bud with Mr. and Mn. Skip = es about oda imantbe to., Oak manbes, st NOWS*IIIIIII. plum Alm the ainnius d Mr. sad Me. Shupe* I aft sew MMus esee--shont Nis se them dye go s welt Oar the eterbsps I law Mn at Messisigralimg* Ms maid =we es* goes I semi to Me Meru Ms. I bad • tesmermules sib Ma at Me data. I teld my nitro, that I bed is. Madmen I Mid be ebet be embl-1 Melt I Md. I hold bar tbat be embed rN ems Sum is we =Mod. I tsid kr that I rid It gims Inn As mem tarried. Hs Moi at Um in.* As hews I saw ewe afteurede. Wise I Yid my maloste I de set imemer what simment M made. I mega Insve Mew= pby lbe same at Ilhatay. Tbsp urn set si eh Mn mob alloy. Won was short Neu at= show 43 is 44 yea elk I temeid Mink. Myr FA was roam • ars. et Wilde hi hi. SS is Si. Sr was a_yeissor Wig =ma them Meenee was blob. ilbeppeel was men dm* bat ate. Orb is Mum= I awes Wow Illoppeel end Mashes meet Is my smisbemes harm I seems blil my ebudest hum m fmtsitledsgam as to this.mosting, or es me Mason rallies. lodged le my sibemee bases is Mereteres plasm to that three wit bias the mgeriap. My mis tress rage ea tbs puss le awe, lath or', • law rya Won the It wee r o te dry Mir Smith lit Weiss with r. T Matt haw wham is at. Miss Smolt us is =dourly hay. Madam anew relied while Ilpord was ledstei with vs. DAM the can age Say par and my Weber did sot skip Is Y. is.. Md. My mite= ms her =Am ewer gm Wen. I Wait she bold me she Mud as • ebbe semearbase te Fintko, My ming= Mid me Illutets wee impiesmilarts raker. Aged was • J•woller. I think. Altar IWI Yrs. Sheppard'. lorries lorries vide= armabully. Comeranasekrl-1 sum am Mantra at work so • pre ram. Me least Mn a isminsan. I reeteiget Sitepurd ✓ed my =mimes deka rimy and umled beat nervied. Alta dm tbity slept =yob= Maahas Ind awed to the bur gems timm babes. I met pecan* bow ° 4 l :l wee that help wit to 7 Err Or hire bar amerrlage ; wu sere time halm I nu emme she Om paper was Mows to Mime ISM ems set Isergin thabouse. I did ant knew bm ammo with my rib. ben arra id Mann =sat me as. It was during that time that Mho il•dib a Wit* la the home. Mums, bed and =As* With my Manor while Miss Smith us =ma Me. Met arse_ pretty cOrs to ore my aims., ear bet umniede ; bat am died se alter. My mama • red to ell Morn b the weed lame.. After the rwrisg• Shrewd the page of matter of the bum Masten y our dtd. Sim rue= to be salted Marin Idler Sba urn told me eta had ben married to Ts•B.lsk By the Lard Climeelkie-1 melbd the merriree • :th Sheppard. They dhil as* whoa liklldefieSelaide together. I deemed her, sod she weal el, I Binh by Ismell. She magi. No ene male le AA the ea dm day of the aneelegs. I dld as• arms bar about Ma &ye liehre la say emmener deme thee amt. Massed with her. tad remehted thane he the do I Ned there so ret.t t r of the besse. It was set tam lima three dye after that Yemen called. I told hl. aita menied, mid I mover saw hint egein. sad I sem sail anythlag to her .Loot hire noes. She told toe the she we me to rbow Yir Smith wee • mart e• o.tlSesl. elth Maiden. I did not ry anythiere shoat its Wag eatematleary that *he had mea.:ed Shipper.' alter thee. I laser she wee • Image women. I thotteit the to Sheppard prover. I thought ha had yowled her . Stier told am Movers wee dead before the ea three days after Masten made hi. I Imam it rem not tree. I did sot think it eat . Priv he dad after that. After some farther guestions math the winter, who le very Whir. aneweeed rather tasehmeatly. The Lord Chancellor raid It wee M ao ate pica any farther. Mr. Knight, milkman, of Kratreer, Morsisgrowi remand, has coded es haaiexa there thirty-eve rain. I knew flra. Itestees residisg ha Mormisg ton-plass It was in the year 1131. I bed sot mewed her beton that. I raw bre then finspenlify. pass thee she was serried So • Kr. Seeppard. I seSpiled has with milk there, end atm wards in Georgeeebeet, Zeseessaeere. It appeared piss bow, se beelease wee eanisd es. I Ism meht of M tor ens pas bet seer the &nth ef Sheppard I hue her at 71. Altert-eartell, bleseleeterareseest. ao4 I served bar aprom up es her theft I bean to do an at this time about two pars Wars bat death. I do rot rerortaber tall- Mg bat serves I had hams her ea Mrs. Martino. I always understood that them was a mother and daugbier. Her some is Allrrrt.renat was Sheppard. I did tell . *errant of Sec Ithevp titre I bast hey the rasa Mortara, shoats N a or Mr.. I damn haw. watTha lbe euroa of the late Ilre. Bhoppera. le I left. I use tree three yeses. While I wee in Ire mere I reallear De raw .1 Mestere. I said I herd you ban bra toured before. She raid, " I have. I err Mrs. Mascara hat Ide sot wish it knows." height, as milkmen, told we. Sr *prated very erred. Br rid thr y went to Ur at liampataid for • abort tire. She ,lirt ant say how bog. This wad ban awed le be the priatlll's case on the sir rot f tula•tioa. There roe else aftievits. The weary at the merrier rif Jame Mears sad Mery Jones, on the 2rsh Ferraty, IDA, at 81. Parsee Arch, re put la. Asa Herres u reeelled, awl rid rat the strata '' Mary Jeer" le bar belief, was versa by Ilre, Illar peed. Amoebae err/ ia the palish beer el IA Prone re short to Aaa Hateldas, wbs elated that the el"Mori Wall" was she WI the roll d Mr. After roe orders bed bra Wow th e alder* Marisa Pap wee marlas oriel. She rid—l am owe of the plated(' la tbe wit, awl skew ef th• late Jobe atirpp.4. I rumenbar the ilseth cif Mary Sheppard, sad the Boding the certifiers la the beadle of paper. I twat to Mr. Cersherlers, the setter., I revived dfreetioas free bin, to ask. Irwin sheet Jeers Masters. I weft to the vi.sr of St. who searched the Kiska I weld G,,1 so trace of lease . I went to St. Gibs'', Bloomsbury, St. Art's, aad St. lawn's, awl looked through the robs. I wale other inquirre sr ford • trare of • Jerre Mears, who was Inhered to hare pre to Aurelia. He was a War ware, at Brodweede. The briars ef Clemeati, ta Tallesher-eourt-teed b itar Corer. It has bees Nnestrail. I Wrier al mw sad was tar Mawr bed ger to Aurae. By Lard Julies Light serer bred etr WOW what was re are atie lady my retry eased. B Mr. Itole-1 bar beer 111111A01 Ware lb. monism. I did is. hair el _ay Indres loksied morlspe beim It Ilesit plan. Mr. lsit good Ur voids of fibs .111Inii. Is dish N woe osied NM oho did Wm of 11). rambra Mid Ime it. I did mg bre dr area of Wp Irk. Ivu dm akar IA paw./ I Ism •Ma awn re • Were tn/fern. Ilbe is Bead. Uttar at Bbspe merry, Bar IMaDem ram atter bar %. trZitii halm I bad ma the artlisra. .... —...— Me .8 krt. et Mr. Cbeemberlayee, do WNW Warr plebrar, wa. lad Is NA be we - - Crem-ezetobed ea/ ••14-1 recollect Nets, • eat el Moen. Perot and Beller is Anus lea. I hod we eon esmag•••• atom this wet. NW the Ames ef the Vlse•Clees• ogler. 1 did no toil hiee Jeers Ideeters wee flat sad the I had ens tied .Les Mies. I 414 Let dirtier b give him the serflmit efitemere. I Aid set soy that I lied reeei•ed • hat which teetati pet • •Ithreat We is the ails,, sad if come. that Nesters woe Ave sad wee actaelly Y court at the bouts,. lb lust wan that Meet*. wee the &Miami Illtroboe himelf. At wry ewe bows • friend .1 nano. Mr. Attlee logo a. .Wield that this maths L. the w. . aid I rei miss Were el Illiartiloy, sod Load the hasAtititiati to lo own •,aotat dist at Masters. By 4..1 Jimmies height Bruce—Apart :.s to 'pis. I has as, the ilos ail et romans to Whereat.' Moons is shim This •ksteil the pt•latAre as,. Farther bowleg to•ww row (tho I.y). COURT OF QUEEN'S BERM-I*x. 17. &tamp Is Reass.—(Bsrire Lewd Cappbal J esign Ceimi4o2, cid Hill.) Mt 011121 f. LADY DIXORIE7.-1.11131. Ills was se adios foe libel, brought by lir. H. Hughes swirl lady Diewbee. tibia Is Ws court ia Juse Wet Won lard Ceopplmell owl • spud& Puy, sad Is tibia to fury head • wefts. for tbe Ogiette. 1 he peruse avoid that the il ee eseesp should be The Ilbeb• Willett It will be estelleelel wen testalsod Is two saw leuenkehigh the *WI marl were Is lb. WWI of Italy Dimas% woe WOW la the &- Poe" of Monday IseL Os Tiara* bet Ile Allesser Osessel. Ye. s hose, Ina slowed mew spinet aids shish bed twee ebleteed pwt ef lady Illegebea he • eger wtel,Wei the iireesd Wog weepthes twiewlee. owl of the tlegisf Wog the welpht geoid's*. Nerediiy, who wee pert bs.rd Gs the seas day la sews' of the Me, sew toestaid tits upolabt, nd esw boded that the defendant was entitled to have the are mein submitted to a jury. his. Lash sad lir. Humus followed on the mar side. Hr. Jastios Cromptos thought the rule &weld be lb clurged. Hr. Justice Hill was of the same opinion. Lord Campbell was also of opinion that the rob should be discharged. It was palatal to see a lady of WO reek Übe lAdy Dinerben •-• lady who had moved be the libber tholes of moiety, sod whaled been mapeeted fer menyysen—lbeed by a jury to have written such Iseders—he mut add, b hue emitted such aa Mhos ; bet hr are meet be bolded socardkag to the roles of law, b mum with the cum of the smart 'objects be the rub. He cusened la the vibe which his iserned bothers led tabu. When theme ems to be properly hemetigated It turned eat that the been be emetics were not baobab r • Mendsed of tomparbee, the seeedard being some writings which were adeilesd be be in the gumbo baud of Lady Mamba, and bribe there wee met that peemmakm of 'Mame under the new Metals which al sue t wee weber se booed. That Wag se, the letter were sawhellale, sad any jam us 'bid be mode of bun at the trial. Still, in • cue of this art H be boo& the, If this evidence had ham &- jested bet the trial, Owe wes a probability of a mast Iteleg bend be favour of Lady Diaorban, he should be stub* baud. if he yeesibb mold, to submit the ore Ile 'mother jay; bat be brut Mak bat she bad bees la the elighbet degree prejuilled by the admieske of the Won. Her eseemel at he Mel rib mad pebeetly met fib[ any t sigmas le tee ;y had he should hue had that ihey woe eshereet be the isvan At say be ledieved that all those whisk nigh" *My be c be hue webbed with the km, were elmbeible and relevant the guides as to who woe the ram of the libel. It • net tie et a/I creditable bOmkw el if Istram hem yid* reewmablet, fair, sad mem meld bow be fibroses tart the tw e e Wen delleeed on were whim by tin beindent, mere be be saluted from the eel been Tram weed of thews Isteme such a sou would drew be ledereies bet the preen who web ban WTOill the two has brim' era, and be MI he OM that the Mbar hellan pubikell the ere of Lady Dbmben. Under Yews lIIIMMOINISI the bet pound besaber ebb the wr ist utterly Mod ; me be mail, be as may be my sot allyibetb e woe net dbmildled with Ihe mild, bat that lee wee et emblem time the jwy he eons to • perfectly right meniewles._ _ Me Mesbieed. • Mr. Judie Wlgiumie bal he So court to attead chain Mrs Mew lari senessale rimesmed. COURT OF COMMON —O PLEM3.—.lkm. 17. pia!bc Bento.ldure Lord Misr Jscodou Cockbur hakes Wilkins, Crewtkr. sad Wilke n, ) 1111•RTLIT I. MAXIM-VIM MILITARY INIORTS OP - - - The appelkat In ebb ere was res of the Militara e ra al Winder and se week &rad to vas hr the e r a Wader terat ar mar" alibi the erseakrii= WA sorties re Palm Act. The Reaslag diallewed the vete, sod that Mira wan w apperd ear re. The ahrie el Sr etre Wary der handed apes the desklea la ads ear Mr. Wares sad Kr. Poi aniseed he la apparel ; sail Ilk. Power he he reepeader It wee Mad In the ere art up he the risks at the seer that the wham Wean wire obliged le nelde hi har Masse at earth la ray quarter, and owed net to or alter Aar home wither the pawkier of the hear el Werke. The arra did the aloha. Tbs rights were traleal sleep to disk bear, GM they bed mass halm to pram. Way were as heat Irk hems we treserlag remer of =N the swear e a a p aha f blur. The appertain. of Ileattlay, the , was ride INO by lie Qum, ea Smear a thaseelsolds arm of the Orr" sad It teed the Wirer It bath bra male le appear to as the Capra Maw Ilarkey is • *ea aau Ira eirrly, sad t a b w de by tree prosinis ighe kora ea hhe the pare el we el ealltary kodetil' nowAbdeer meat W the deedi of Capri Marks - Ind, whb the sem Teem beadadir sad here rat rid mar Mora, with al the lights, pr e = rear, sad • askirear lo the rid ealhary rights sad la as Sal earl mph • reds as the bad and arjeyall as sere," to bold Fa =g tbs tra bils gad sad Matutable Compri. meat thaer" Tlre drabs were wind, ad am of thin ware a a mire eltaaestse. The rights me Nls chosen Goer omega " Oritlema beerght resselly ; sate r ham spat rah tire la the anis the weak Bantam or other ,he of the rim, brim Me se Maw wham to Yr" They were Os be Meta et ma VI. nervied," der merle. were dimmed marl, arvertheim that if say use et Mr many he my do an, arm bis are it.. the day of his marriage." The krar were to have yearly a red gown of four mile, sad • parts malls of Ike yea% mad they were to have the rest of St. George embroidered on the left lhoelder of their manilas. The rid knights shall met haunt the town, the ale- home, or tavern, ace MI any ram Into their roma unless it be with • reserrie awe, and with the license of the der or hbderty." (Laughtre.) They were to read divas service, sad I. plated " wren they shall krt koalas the minter of dr ehorre." (Laughter.) Aa to their services It was ardared tba "Wan it shall tame God that we or eat ..mesas, Way of this rear, tin repair to the Castle of Atalser. the aid thirties kasha (the amber was increessd to ail by Cheeks II.) shall stied before their doors In thair sayer to do Mir elorisace iserseds us there at the Garin sad Rabe my,- sad" luny at the ream of the haa of 11. George, try shell shad Rare that eprierl et re emir sad gar af the lienterat, sad Mir raglan of the order, chows far rear of that teast." trposi thaws hets ft was contended that - the military knights bad a M arcy for lite la their places which mounted to a freehold area, and so era hilted theta owner." witb% the mean‘ng of ato Reim Act. The ea.' wee pertly heard last term, end the sra meat was rearmed to•day. At ha conclusion the court took time to (raider the matter. COURT OF RICRRQUIM—hs. 17. &Mingo M NW Peke skOMMIall. 7 (1p011.8 Mr. Boma li - sr - mini - 1;1 Oar hits.) nvAIII) O. lIADDELIT.7—TAL•E lIIPI The il:;laratTrinl;ihis action she'd that the defendant had assaulted the plaintiff, sad had falsely end niallolor dy Rime him Into the custody of the police. The defendant pleadtd, firstly, not 7 ; accondly, that tbe plaintiff had first assaulted the defendant; and thirdly, that the plaintiff had within lb. )f titan Polioe district amanita:l the de fendant, sad be gave Dim Into the custody of the polka oar stable ash, had view of the assault. Mr. Edwin Junto and Mr. Bente, wen cinema for the Mr. Beijingt ass sad Mr. Francis reprimand the t. Mr. Themes Lane Coward, the plaintiff, t szsainsd, rid—l am the Iseasisl manager of the Menteop Os Benny the 31st of October I w.a dining with Mr. Dm lean Smith, of Peek-terrace, Highteary. Mr. Smith is n asalyticel chemist. I lea between half pat 1 and 2 o'clock in the moraine, foe the Nornieg hat °Moe. I bad engagements them at that hour. Is pae•mg through Islington I saw • fire, which I stopped to look at. There was one mine there, under the wenn teademe of Mr. WM*, the pence who gamine into cur tcdy. The hems wee MriMg away tariouely, sad I west up to Mr. Beddeley sad rid, " Dual you see yen me spread's( the Isms r I said so, es it appeared to tee he wee setting fim to the sett lease. I saw the dames tensing r the jete of water were thrown on arm I wee standing ma the pementent. when I went sense es the defendant mad " Why dust you pump on the mist boner I some I ..ad him or smelted him. The sett house bad caught Sr.. The boon the defendant we• pumping nn we. entirely destroyed. When I had revolved toy Minima , ion I went beck to where I woe dandle', and the defendant then pie me Into custody. I erne toothed him. He was vet mind. He end, " I give this maa into custody ." I walked away minty with the policeman, who took mis io the staliss• MUM The defendast met with us. He we. Is • men asellnd state. He said st the police nation, " I hen give this ma into osseedy. This man bri assaulted ses. I nib be mast hem been dnaking." I mid, " I gem se malted Wm, sod lin sot drank. I miely told the are be wee spreading the lames." The supenangthat or sergeant milted roe for my adders, sad I said, Mr. Coward, of the rsrnng fort." Hs this rid, in • rough sod Mien mum, " What are yen I and, " I am Mr. Coward, of Ha Mensiow Plot." Sift* "What's your italiese r "Welliagton•sereet, ilittasd." I me inemediseMbitied up la • WI. The ;tantaluassay, "Hare you nosey Ise • limmsern r I said I W madrave the et Mr. Dillibals Smith, of Pait•plate., Highbo ey. Mem mi.'s( sere time. I turned round tot e men in the nil who bed bees convicted thieves. don't tall us what its rid lo law thieves. WiftWW;.—l hunched against the door sad asked about the mememper who had. as I thought, gone for ball, when the rid. " Now thieve , . suarelaw charge against you, e la bilre melerly." The cell me quite darh. Than win • bomb 'a the rot or is 'Ma this. taro wen lying. I hit fired awl groped rood for • met, att I did get whit to he mer dem mem, sad I eat is • list wh'ch I kind le taw erratise was • prlry. Then were two owe at Ina he the sell. sod wabrequestly mother. The e-o, of the Mr Is the cell wee dreedlel, and 1 sugared mach teem IL I Mielhed seals at the door, and *eked lbws Is said ter Mr. Ireilwood. se I Mew he wee gl the fin, and would bail me est. Al aim o'clook In the morglag • irdlcemes awed Is mad ha had, bet I mil It wee weelegeom I hed le p Wen the wasieratit at toe o'clock. TM IBM who were le the all TIM me had bees Wag the privy, sad then wee • Mooch Me appaglog for deocription. I went in • cab before Mr. Core)); magistrate. The detiedaat charged me with se- Wm. I deal thigh be awned me with Wag b lanketed. Mr. Cony discheresi as. There was set the ellibleot peetence for se) leg I wee itedmied. Mr. Beejnat Blx• then ereee-memieed the s Assee—Tog safe &BMW wok ynor Mood, Xs. Damara eon. Was then • potty the...l.—No. At what hoar did you dirt—Al eta o'clock. Wee so one but yourself there?—Tea. YU. bretker. Yds Mr Yea 124,47 isisaltad /be defeaddist is. yos vsdartslot to sew amt. what yes fret Abased filxs did set say, " Yes Toe adl Ilts vs, so sal s fin ?"—I ass orb! I did set soy as. yos sadmosi bit So soots& day, XOl pm ram you did sot take film by Aa iessilsk Wet hiss .wad, Sal warty lona him isms ?-1 sw:sr i t s : asiblei of tb• ki ". • Was pqhessies golfs sew .—Abost 10 peon off. Wire yos were first asked it tie polka-ststios whet yos were, what did you ray P—l mid, dr. Coward, of the Morn * Foot, reporter. Ate you a reporter P—l Arid have reported the fin. I ahead not have been pd for it. Prey what to your nut °Moe at the paper 2—Simply Are you the meager d the rpm, but of the mousy. Itle Is my ere ad bee& The amount leavened at re bank la my wart. Do year duties treks se be. au elleminess at the cake? —Tee; the massager wee zebewing ken the tentrost, and ▪ wee that I amid see Moe, aro the editor, and rod_prialler, an only to be ass at alga Why dad you not seed for bell to re Merry Post P—l could bar slut to the editor, but I do ant think that would her Ware debt thing to have der. You must not take a man of Ma duty. Did not Kr. earebury, the police-serseent, wheelie took the above, say you were ank f—Re sad, drunk," without easing me for bed a minute. My maw re se valet se It Is raw. Limy one raid say Iwr drier then, he wordl7 drunk saw. When the repent said I was door be had not armed with me, sod bad had no amperemity of eherviair my demeanour. Xr. Baron Bramwell—Yon have teas mold a wry ern preherive question. Did you take Mr defendant by the shoulders and tire him round, sad Dearly knock him down 2 Did _re take him by the shoulders/ Witness—l sever pot my hand ogee lifm. Mr. Baron Bramwell—Thu you ewer f Witneen—l do. M;. Dralt;Mituith was then celled, awl &wend that Mr. Coward had dined with him on the etraning in qualms, sad had left between one and two deb*, net NW in the aligMeet datum intoxicated. Croarezatoined—They set at adds at Irifisit flied or saw o'clock, and than had am. Alta Na ism Wady sad Wet was brought up. He leek mew Mom& sad Mr. Coward took shout a wheelies hi of landy.: Wilmer had smoked two driers, but Mr. Coward ad sienssage. The room in which they eat was about a dad it the du of that wart. - 111 i. Jaws—Not quite so large, whip% hat ours ones /idiot. T= li reali, a cooper, W Winston,- gesso, deposed that having heard *lt • liad Is. taken Into custody, ha went to the aid hood the tiff locked up is a cell. Tits pier 1111/ 24 Is kis , intoxicated. The plaintiff add& the pallasmen, "This is a horrible thing to be looked sr las. Idais. I so ems sesseiked that mae than yea dkl." Moses imbed wkst vas that seen locked up tor, awl sks puss magi, " sassseltag Inspector Baddeley, awl Ws 1101 lodi sibs wing man this thee, fir he (Baddeley) Awl sejsmesee." Witness said the plaintiff looked Ws •ataaa, asked if he could sot be bailed, and the No, he's too drank." - itr - . - Ifery Brown, innkeeper, hod kiss at the fire, and saw the plaintiff and defendant there, bat be dtd not witness say result. Mr . Coward had spoken to hint, and sprites! Ie rite sober. Crowermisell-lie rind re tf that use the beet way to pat the lire out, arl I aril maw wee osr Met Mist, bat he did Intl ow bo Mr. a ß ot ma St ambrobinstr r ma. I ad sot empire to Mr. lasi Omni MI how bbiriorbag I mil bo tt, I a NZ a l li s vah. l s hat wle. He me a nt :11. 14 1 rM i Ztre dalloant th ethrbe Zan OM right is ler* re *LW up. Mr. &dem ehr- -Mt yes set lay that Yr. Daddiraby should have given him a geed reseteri with the her ? Witsses-I rid, If any am talielesd with me at a fire I would tarn the branch on his. ISI It Wore, end would do It semis. Mr. Sajoant Sbee -And wet ther Mmegb rwasio-Nell, just give this a shoot, sod they'll leave Isterferiog Mr. James-Did yon me esythieg trostderre as the pert of Mr. Coward ! Bcott;;lToliid ben a banes attached le the Far theme engicrlionee, add le sow a nentlessa sgralthag to the ddendent, bat woo too amok =mod to re any araalt ima I . l_it had been oes.itssol. ire espresso& ea *lies that do idesimt els mks ell mem to pat eat the Ire. Chrilmir the rawer el M ai l Chstwell palemme. peed dot be Mr. Islikkay the preemmiet Me meslitemek that Mr. Owned 'nears embed, W he Sembile am beak ; thst Mr. dyad ded pus ki Med ea Ids sheabbm *lke be onsiisred es atessit, mad W y e Oetrad bed ben dlecherged by Mr. Chrtie. LW Mt Boma Bramwell here ZZ suearrr tie& ears arlersat might Is erne to between p% r so Mr. Crawl wee not seeking sindic.;ve damages. Mt. Ber mkt it was quits impossible that LM Wait eanant too verdict. NZ. 1)411131 - 10;I'F;n 1 :iitiihite IS Si Oa of it. Let the one proceed. KZ &eject Sheet then addressed the jury for the defea der He said he bad no doubt Werth, pleiatiff occupied a sernmpectable position in society,rd ile wa• emanated with W thencial arrangements of a most respectable newspaper, the Morattig Put. Mr. Coward had dined at the house of a friend, and on his return, after pat eking of his Lead's hos relity, be had got excited on seeing this firs, but though had been lad into a mistake, there was moth* in this ease at all lujuriona to his character' toyer therrdie, which would doubtless be against Mr. Coward, would not, be believed, be seriously injured. Although so one who had head this cue could say a weed In disparagement ei Mr. Creed, yet If be were not absolutely thank, the Abet of the tardy and cigars had muck disturbed u.0,0f which he had to-day given a specimen. P robably be Meet rite recollect what he had dons, for his story was perfectly ecosurtent with tbie:scoount the defendant would give them The did rant wee • gentleman of the highest vesper- Idlity--a man who had, by his Inventions in corsair with fires, cesferred a great advantage on the community, and who bad directed the operations of the lies brigade with the overt me to his locality. He was a civil =Owe and fotareacw of the Society for the Protecting of Lib and Pro perty hum Firs, and the he wee arebed to the parish of Weer. Now he had found Mr. Coward vary troublesome and interfering, and nest, after the plied/ had twisted him violently round, saying, " Don't yea see you Sc. spreading the Sates," be was compelled to give him into custody. The /red serjeast then proceeded to detail the facts afterwards proved is evidence, and concluded by saying that the result of the case would, be trusted, prove that the defendant woe warranted in the roars he bad pursued. Mr. Baddeley—l am the defendant. I am a civil Me teor end inspector of the Society for the Protection of Life and Property from Fire, and se such am employed by the Islington pariah. I first saw the plaintiff at the fire about half-put two o'clock_ Speaking very loud, he and Yoe fool, do you call that the way to put out the flee t" I said, fie Get out of the way, and mind your owa braes" He rejoined the crowd. In a minute or two he ore beck, rued me by the ahoulden, and twisted me round. He said, " You fool, don't you see you are spreading the ere r called a polio-countable, who wattesecl thermostat, and who took him into custody. When he took me by the shoulder'. I had the breach in my hands. The oretrienre was there we. a moat serious Sten option, se it was at a allied period of the ere. When I west to the statics I gave him In charge to Acting-Isepeotor Seasbery for assauLog me in the execution of my duty. He staggered shout a good deal, sad Mr. Barbary said be was th ark. He was sae n- me end address. He was unwilling to give his occupation. 1 gage vied be was a com positor. At last, shot a good dell of hesitation, be end that at that time of the morning ho we a retorter. He gave his same as Mr. Coward, of the Morning Post. He appeared to me to be the worts for drink, and was muck excited. Cream-examined by Mr. Jemes—l drat saw loe me drunk when be waa going throes the roof to the 'teflon. I said to the *lemon at the gre, "You row that men assault me, take bite Into evvtliy." On the second °cession the plaintiff took lioM el me violently by the site, end pinched nos. I did est say et the pollee court he bad " pinched " me. I said b• W sir d toe violently. Polleresnatable N 270 deposed that he wan et the gra, and saw Mr. Coward take the deloodont by the left shoulder end pall Ida maid, which rased the hose to be turned away from the In. The defendant gave him into custody, and whams took him to the stades. The plaint;ff walk Ito the oration very unsteadily, end top r eared t be the worse for liquor. He spoke very thick et the time. The plaintiff was tarn before Mr. flalnsbusy, w►o sold. ' Why the man's drunk." Mr. Haddeley ee 1 / 4 1, "If he had not been chunk he would not have acted Us Fe km." When Mr. Coward pelletal be could not stand Mill, be kept sway:ng bea med" sod ferrrarde. Compering the manner is which he spoke Wore the wegithste with his smarm et night it wee meek clever lathe moreing. Come-ommlned—l am not ewers that Mr. Coward has complain< dto Mr. Conotoiwioner Mayne of my conduct. Mr. Bugs Bramwell—You did not interkre till Haddeley celled ups you to dose? Withese—gfe, my lord. Beddelay geld, I give hlm into malady kr en smelt. Mr. Henn Bramwell—You saw the assault ? ta:fe•Tto; TOrtt • Idr. Des Drownrell—Why, whoa you saw • mos pro perly seetagoi end as result made on bus, you welted to be told to Isho swop tee who eotamitted tho Wlll6lO-I it Yr. Boddelry rave no la otrietleow. i/Joba Ism* a polko-esaltstela, deposed that Its had •a assold the essmait, Whig Mr. Coward took Mr. Ibiddary by th• left abou/dor, ad shook him violently, so that the water bom the ban was turned ea the pavement. Jonas Newall, Mho mow (redactor, deposed that he beard the plaintiff call the dohadeset a fool, and oak him if that woo ON way tepid the fro out. Mr. Baddeley told him te mid his ova Mins. Shortly anerwards Mr. Coward ems up to the ielmilest, ad bok him by the shoulders with both brads, aadtowasd blat mead. The illsfandantlthes gars the piston( labs evetody. The slates were flying shoot, and than was dsagor to the *lade corals' as near. Witness had bean bust at the flew by the folksy of • wall. The *ta d, was ate sober, he asomed much =cited. lease Ward, Soother fire swaps coaductor, swore that he saw Xt. Coward cows up to the defendant and " slaw him right 11011,114" se that hut for witness being near defendant swedd have fallen. Witness could smell the pleintifi's brad!, and ken that sad Ile walking unsteadily ha should soy be was dry. Crewhinumlwid--Be meld sot tell tat swell of ter* MOB ea Ho I'M been a tartursliter for sight yes... br=therbary depered dist the platitiff bed been etb• Malin, and be wee the rider the Menem of *roc He wee very malted. rod spoke ablate baserlue Mr. Breldereod, end that Mr. Baddrley bad beau daibat tans ' ham Om pod. Mr. NMI* el not chirp amp *WI with being drunk. but witness had entered it so, as he thought the plaintiff was drank. After • good deel of hesi tation he gave hie name and address at the Morning Rat, and sad ha was • reporter at that hoar in the morning. Witness aka if the plaintiff wished for bail, but on being put in the all he became rtoktnt, ao that bail was not sant for. At seven o'clock in the morning witness aaked the plaintiff if he wished for ball, but he made no answer. At eight o'ciork he pre the darer of Mr Smith, • grocer, of bugles, but on • massager being obtained he would not seed for hail. Cross-ustnied--Tbe plaintiff wu locked up with two me—one for an arault, and another for robbery. At 8 o'clock there was • led brought in for stealing "a masker chid." _ _ _ Mr. Imo—A Imamltiod, or so you wy, .. • maw. chit" CrOss-ezawdeadea ccadnawd—Mr. Coward bed Kobe am yl/pa la bk pabot, wad awed to pay for a womesger, but I ad bet kaiak le ma, Imam I serland ba was drank. hi a rude we ape. like bal kr a aims eke Is amok. eci b 11=1)Tey mean that tf a man Is in • condition le hits wed Wenetlf, although be bad taken too much, sal than was so reef of his being disorderly, would you not tabs hall Witner—No my lord. Mr. Barra BritinweU—l very much doubt if your exoellent chief, Sir Richard Mayne,would sanction that. It is all non sense but however, Yr. Betkleley Is not answerable for that. Inspector Judd st ated he had seen the plaintiff three hours after he was In the mill, and he then appeared to be wake the influence of drink. He wanted to send for bail. Mr. James—Upon your oath will you swear he yashmak ? Witree—l arid say not, but under the infaire of hi rued the case for the ambulant, which nes sward op by lir. i ffeant She., who centended that the ranee P the COMO his that pseard. arrl jnm ames the replied era the whets ere for the de- Isabat, •estmeating with 'emir in the serleet pursued by the rake fa eareeerg tbe planar a rased scendsloaa treinent, . nal wan rid the dtlendent bad been a pert the OMNI ef Ole, se be aberd bar ben earls& with the partlre alba& Zs dried ran be edisnee after by the Moir bail peer am assert mid lave jar led the Tram that had boa dean to the *INK Mr. Baronsmwell fa summing up said thr ea ts z u t in this MOO was, had an smelt bees e ey a th=ntiff on the. defendant within view of the pollee f Although the defendant was sot responsible for the way Mr. Coward had been treated, yet he had been very much ill red. They could understand bow a pesos Interlned with In falai his don might get annoyed, and remit an sat whir wee illegal ; so If they found a verdict against the and thought he had been Interbred with by the should deal leniently with him. Mr. Beasley V i strit ' bees guilty of a wanton or rreeeptal sot, but he bad rad eery sawlealy in not being satisfied with the newer of be plaintiff, instead of giving him into ready and pentaing in the rugs. IN woe far hiss errs that Mess Mr. Coward was a gentle men, sad ha the SUNOS end deaseasnr of one he arid be heated differently fans ram la a lower arra rib; bat it urea net narks parr II sa err it, ifs palletra dared with a iroper erase seek r tius wee smiths bar eonvictad thriven tired buts s Wink les er. Te the latter it weeded use be reek war boa his' real ivrita but to the gaillera it war be severe tie polio* might bate allowed piertill a sit LuttiTi u ss,and in orease deeemoy, eves a be had beta dress. They should act have prlan l e ma that cell. Br Me lay should not bid the defender area alba he Ob. - for it was net his fah that the all was set in the etas it should have rah sad bet the pollee did not sot as they should have red , . He ter quite certain their eacrient chid, Sir B. we never anotiou such a preasillag. He aelle ll reamer le emir the indigna they taught art repeely feel it.. the didadant to the pare. Hs wird asktrim If they thought then bed nr u z ak. hands by re *laid at ell. It was Ms own wider to comers by the court airy, that man add net com mit au bailable result if he *oed his haste is another, not for in unlawful purpose but for the purpose of alizarin attention' end where there was no hostile interim =bead there had bra ea imposition of lhande as nes far, If they the a& ask, then, in his Garton, there must be a sadist he the piabatiff. Mr. &deer She had rpll Ka e seeds so imputedisa ca Mr. ea end se berg is the halt of drinking to =ONO ; bat be said that ea tide wanks he got into an mod mad melted the debediat. Kr. Coward said he did sot. liars witnesses had wort N the result on the plaintiff, mad sworn be bed sot 'remitted it, and two others, with ear oppor tunities of wilneueleg it, bad sworn they did not see in es , sant. It word be for the jury to weigh this °rant of testimony. It was quite probable, without any trapretka ca Mr. Coward, that he might have put h is hands on the debating and have forgotten it ; but if the debeilsafe May was untrue, the five witnesses who swore r the result wan have invented it. With regard to the damages, they should give the plaintiff, if they found • ver dict for him, fair and reasonable but not vindictive damege. The jury, aft ir • brief consultation, returned • verdict for the plaintiff, with damegm of 101, finding that the plaintiff bed placed his had on the defendant's shoulder merely to call his attention, wishing to speak to hint, bat without any Wanton of sesaulting him. The jut v sho expressed an opinion that the attemCon of the authoiitles should be called to the state of the cells. Mr. Baron Bramwell—l quite agree with you, gentlemen. Mr. Berjeant Sttee—lt fa right the jury should kuow that all thin has been altered since. _ _ Mr. Baron Bramwell=l7nay now say, without prejudice to the case, that the police have, I believe, acted In this matter ss 'smugly sad as stupidly as say sat et awe possibly conid. • verdict was then entered for the pidadff, d aagiss 101. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAx. 17. (Bikes Sis C. Ctrorsll.) In this cams, of yid& ea outline appeared in ihn Ex press of Saturday, It was announced t ha t an arrangement had been come to between the puttee, in oonformity with which --- Biz C. Cromwell decreed administration tonire. Jtffereys, Si widow, and dimmed the costa of the next of kin, ea between attoraay and client, to be paid out of the estate. IX TUX 000116 OP 10111 RT PRIMUS/LOUT, DRCILAXID.- RICATT POTITTITLIIIII TO TIM GLOW(. Tlse detemed, Mr. Robert Prendergast, late of 29, Upper- Betkelerebrer, Portman-square, died on the 16th December, 1867, lasts' en estate of 12,0001. Ile was a bachelor, end ix testate; hat he left • surviving brothrr, Ilenty, who, in the year 1888, however, had been connoted of felony and trans fer Ilk. He had since obtained a conditional pardon , t r6 lt a wee conftned to the Australian colonlee, and the pro perty to which he would in the ordinary worse have become entitled remeined thus forfeited to the crowa. In Jantary, 1858, Mr. Powell, a great nephew of the dernased, believing that be wee the only next of kin, obtained lettere of add eistredos. . _ TM Ni Advrmte now moved thst these aboc'd be brought late court and Livoked, and that administration should be granted to the Solicitor of the Trr Dr. Weddilove, for Mr. Powell, hot xl that the wort would allow his client his wets, hi. miataks being a per fectly Innocent one. Sir C. Cresesell wilt the prayer of the Queen's Advocate ; but said he could not In justice grant Mr. Powell his costa oat of the relate. On the motion of Mr. fierjeast Pigott, Sir C. Crasewell prewar:ad s judicial separation between the parties. Mr. firjeutt Pigott—l don't \mow whether your lordship will great the returner soy other relief accordiog to the premier? Ths Cottrt—No, Mn. Marchmout has got plenty of mousy. Mr. Iferjeast Pigott—Mr. Marchrsont I. In posesselos of the boost which is her. under the !:•swietsent ; and I thought that perhaps your lordship would order him to give it up. The Court—He will be very foolish if Do does not give it up of himself, bemuse the Waster will bed an action of ejectment and turn him out. GINONIN, FALALLY CALLING NALLAC,II/. ItALLAC. A SINGULAR SUIT. Dr. Phillimare applied to the court to dispense with ger •ice on the IT 3poodnot. Sir C. Cre.swell said that this wise very cations proceed ing. It was avowed that the parties, who were French subject-, had come over to England in 1864, sad eoleconieed the martiege in fraud of the French law; that they immedi ately returned ; and that in the same year the reeettage was ' pronounced void by a French court. What then did they want with a decree from this court f Dr. Phillimore suggested that one of the parties might he desirous to marry again, and might be apprehensive of an indictment for bigamy. Sir C. Cromwell—Which party Dr. Phlllimore—The lady. Sir C. Cresswell repeated that the ease as it stood la the pewit was to him inexplicable. Amongst other things it was ✓ued that • perms of the highest rank In Treace was nig gard to have assisted in preventing the Barrios of the cite- Con on the respondent. It wet altogether the oddest story be had ever met with. Dr. PhilUrnore said that with respect to the interference of a entail' great personage in Francs, the evidence was very strong. Sir C. Cresswell—But It is all on one side, Dr. Phillimore—Any one that bad been oenneefsd with the use of Hope and Hopu" would know that nth a thing was not impossible. The taterterrea el the French court to prevent justice being dose to Illoglimit worts, Imo not without precedent. Sir C.Cresswell should require anode:eta be advertimidboth in Loudon end in Paris. He must ale have rather a /anger affidavit before he could deal with the ow, and ma them he !Amid have grave doubts as to whether he had joriedtodoo. AOTL.►]f 0. POTLAN.-ALIWONT. The court awards& to Mrs. Boylan • pound pet week =NM alimony. DAVTES P. DATIII.-CONSCOLL WORTS. Dr. Phi Minors Mai wboss was Mr. Pritchard) said that this was a nit far as yardiallisa at asejstral rights, pro mooted by Mrs. Elks Yu!! Davies, asainat bar busbold, Mr. Heart Philip Davila. The parties wore married ma the 66 at Await, 1834, id Christ Chunk Mary Whose, aod had had aim anddria. - - - •• • ingProof of the husband's refusal to live vitiate wife hac been gives, The court or dered the decree to issue. This was a nit for &judicial sepantion cm the ground o desertion, promoted by Mr.. lase Seymour, the wife of Mr. James Edward Seymour, late of Lams acs, and St. Mar. tia's•lsee. - Mason. Brooke sod Tidswell were comma for the peti tioner; the husband did not appear. It was stated that the peeler were married at Bt. 011 eds, Camberwell. in the year 1840, sad that they bad had six children. Mr. Seymour was a geld-baster, end was doing a business estimated at 1,6001. a year. Latterly his conduct had boss vary dimipalsd ; and in 1549 ha went to Anatralis, taking with him goods, the freight of which oast 30001. Hs left his wit, only 61. sad sans household furniture, which ohs had bum 4Nred to dimness of. Thepardss occa dimity wrote to molt 'other, till March, 1656 when the correspondent* was brats of by letters, whirl; Ma. eer mon: raid she had received from her husband, end which she characterised as insolent and diegramfal. Before he went away, she had begged him to take bar with him, bat hs refused ; as he had also does to allow her War to mad Mr out to him. Her three eldest children wan provided for by settlement, but she had had to support the titres y the last of whom was born after her husband quitted bar. During bar tether's lifetime she had obtained her livelihood by making articles for the German fair, and for her W e friends; but since her tether's death she had had an of 6001. The court granted the decree with costs. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STREET. Mr. Rankle the reis . ;ingo - fil;;; of the pariah of St. Giles-la-the-irleit waited on the sitting magistrate', Mr. Jardine, to alit ed ce under the following cireametanom : Mr. Rankin stated that a girl about to years of age, now In court, was brought to the workhouse that alternate', by a ' who had found her beggingbegging in Holborn. ta le had In her arms a wretchedly anadatod and appereatly dying child, about sir mouths old, but not larger or beerier than an ordinary Want of one month. The gentleman stateegthat when he first oho/eyed the child It appeared to be already dead. At the workhouse food we given to the child, who ate ravenously, but It was reduced by starvation to ea wretched a coadition that It was very doubtful whether it would live. His object in bringing the case under the notice of the magistrate wee to take some means of bringing the mother to account for her cruelty In sending a child in inch a state into the streets to beg. The girl, a loanyy-looking, half-naked, dirty little crea ture' with hers feet, wee hen questioned by the magistrate, and stated that ohs wee mat oat to bag daily by the mother, and always with the baby. Bba NU her some was Really Farm/art Jading desired one of the onnunesteg °Moen, Tick. : ra g % lo in search of the mother at the addrems by the girl, in Foirroeort, end to bring her be ige his. tome the close of the afternoon the 0111•XT returned with Ihe mother who was placed la the dock. She was se dirty her a bet more warmly clod, and better fed. She W a look, and 111141111.1 is be at that time rather Oho wen liquor. She had with biz two children, kW, MSr.rs6ll Upon her uppeiremes, the daughter Mini her lase, gemelleg ea dr of st*Mty, net to understand questions sad awning imp M AA mother, In search of eons look or embers sum as a Mat tot her replies. It was with MB catty =Weil& froes her that the prisoner wee her mother, nod wee else the mother of the child. She said the child wee net ,her deter sad when further questioned en the point Imbed impudently, end then rel. reed tato bellow rapparent stapidity. She said she had never bean to chapel, did not net know who God was though she bad heard that name beano, and did not uaerstand what wee meant by " telling a lie." - Mr. Jardine said it was impossible to take the evidence of this child, who had clearly no notion of religion. The baby wee now produced by the workhouse nurse. The pear aemears we frightfully emaciated, its diminutive frame mathisting strangely with the awfully precocious expremitm of tea ghastly little countenance. the Aker, said that he found the prisoner at the address mentioned by the child, in Fox'.-court. She was condo; away without the child she now earned in her arms, which she would have locked into the room leaving it to take its thence of her return. lie made her go back for it. As they left the house some of the neighbours called out, "Then V the s romdicity' after old Farmer, and serve her right, wading that poor baby out in the streets • Seemed them sold that she had a husband, " • fi b o s e g gilo g w, who had Mweye plenty of money to spend with them." Them temple t however, were all of the class by whom the mart is either inhabitad—prostitutee and thieves. On the way Ms the emit the peisemer said she did not know where her tutobomd was, but she afterwards admitted that be cams be • sow night. The Witmer who wee crying, or pretending to al, throughout the elimination, said that she did not send the girl out to beg. " I should be very sorry to send my children out. I was cleaning the boards, and I went out to buy a farden'orth of soda, and left her to mind the baby, and when I come back she was gone, and I have not seen her since." Mr. Jardine add it would be impoesible to make anything of the evidence of the child, but if say further evidence could be obtained, he would be glad to do all in his power to do justices in the ore. The beet course would to to send the child to St. Andrew's, Holborn, and request the authorities of that perish to take the matter up. If they could get any farther evidence they might give the woman In charge spin, 1 and lovelier brought either before him or before the magi,- ' taste sitting at Clerkenwell, whichever might be most ma veldent to themselves. For the present she moat be die s there was not sufficient evidence to justify her detention. WESTMINSTER. Isms Ikartose, a reepectable-looldos mea, about 30 years deem, demeibed sea bookbinder, Hying at No. 1, Hindon @West, Pimlico, ores charged with unlawfully dispoolap he deed body of • child by throwirm it into the Rim Themes. Mr. Fantar, having remarked that the chirp wee one of a very extraordinary description, Impala. Chaplin, of the B divid es, opened the are by saying that mincer was a married nisi, cohabiting with a woman, named Sarah Ann Fry. Oa the 11th inst. the latter wee confined, and gave birth to a male intent, which was found dead ou the 12ih, under very auspizious circitm stances Shortly afterwards the body of the child was mimed, and liquids' had resulted in the pr isomer's being gives lido cu J tody. ames Ina, summoning *Moor of the coroner far West minster, stated that ha received information of the death of the infant from the police, and went on the 16th Maoist to prisoner's house to oaks the usual preliminary Inquiries before holding as inquem, when he found that the body of Cie child wee gone. He saw the prisoner, and asked him what bed become of it, informing him that if it were buried it must be exhumed, for en inquest mat be holden upon it P Mr. Bedford, prisoner's Mailer, WM present, and he persuaded him to Inform witness how tue child had been disposed of, when, after much hesitation , prisoner admitted that be ba d throws it into the Thames at 9 o'clock on Friday meeting from Vauxhall•bi idge; he said the body of the child was wrapped up In paper and tied round with ailing, and added that troubles never come alone; he bed a wife living, and had recently been committed for a month for neglecting to maintain her. Mary Ann Bonny, living at No. 1, Hindon-street, said that the woman, Borah Ann Fry, known In the house as Mrs. Durant we. delivered on Tuesday evening of a male child. Witness washed and dressed it. On the following morning, at about half.past 10,vo dam went into prisoner's room, when the mother of the infant asked her to look at the baby, as It had been crying all night. Witness took the child out of bed, examined lee clothing, found it was ell tight, and put it into bed again to the mother. Witness went down stave, and rota:end again to about half en hour, when the mother said, " You bad better feed the child, It must be hungry." The child was at that time making a strange noich, and wit seat thought the mother was trying to suckle it. Witness said eke would take It up if not asleep, rod immediately teak it out of the bed, when looking at it she expressed her belief that it was either dying or dead, to which the mother replied—" Yes; it was deed what you took It up." The landlady of the house was Immediately called op, and a little boy sent for Mr. Gregg, a doctor, and, as soon as hie saristant came he said the infant was dead, and it was hie opinion that it had either been strangled or smothered. The infant had such appearances, being black mad the math and nose. . . _ . la whawar to inquiries from the magistrate, vinare said the primmer wee not at borne at that time. He was at week and imam Lame at one o'clock se usual to his dieser, and then went beck to his shop. Whams raw the body of ths child on Thursday evening, but when she went tato the roan on Friday evening it was gone. Mr. Paynter inquired how it was @apposed tho body went, and whether witness made say inquiries upon that sobject. Whams replied that prisoner admitted in answer to her inquiries that it. had taken the child away. In reply to • farther Inquiry, WILIAM said the child woe ' alive when she entered the room the second time, as she beard it cry, and died while she was to the room. Inspector Humphreys observed that the surgeon had pre viously missed no give a cordons of the cams of dealt, which led to the VW of the whom lama Mr. Paynter reememded ths psi for a week, end stated that as parts unts:=4Bl sit upon the woman, who, lA* 11101104 wbom wok wen to bo gives Into onatcdy. ALTIUTION Or WIZ CIICITITB.—A general meet lag or the Maim el dr loss of court ha. been sum eased ea beim' sot owned ; bat, es eirnaltansecialy with it the nemeses of the bee of semi of tbs obeeits ha.. bees Invited to nest on business of their owe, It is oesjeolsted that the gethetage hers relseesso Is the grojeoled alteretioes of UM of the circuits which the Has. eeeretary Is shoot to repose to parliament. Thies cirages will anigel to orresgenesis shich could sot be volvaterny atoomplielieg, wording to the rode of eligustts otarved by the tar, sod therefore it fa necessary to Aisle the meoedos el all the *- oak bars effected by the impeodleg blll to whatever move ments ma) be required by Ow altered elrettatsooet. As the eolkitore are quite em mach interested as the her Meat In the oohs of the circuits, we sltsU glee to thew the wiled Innillipmee el the pleas altkomely atrangea,—leis Um. MABEETS. --4,-- 11.011 DOS •aal6! DOOll RITIIIUM.4as.U. 112191. W piiivind IPLIPINLI UM Screis—Wat India 1 ham w. ..... Omplam. s &Om.. I ' OeCoa—W Nolo Al a tors as 11.447 4t4 WAN AO on 11.131 0.963 6,163 10,686 01,010 OOTTo7l.—Lrmaseas. JAL 11.-111, adelea• Mart h 7 tho Ada, sot of amat mad chow taat Me Man; of norm we the ia" l Gala are ,000 bake. at lag week e std KO tor I to awl meat IN aral, at 14a. to att SOO Illarpthas. at Tpl. to N. ; ill Mtwara. Ota. : SI Bahia. Tr : 4. 110 Arnim, it to AL CAlTLl.—lavaareor, ha. 17.-5 , 494 of beet sad mike du Is web larger Um lit Monday; Os demand doll, at lower pricer COALS.—Lonos, las. 17.—Dav6ee1 Wad 8arier.16.3,1; natt , e peel We* Hartl.r, 1k ed.; loratirt% Wed Hiram 114 ; Thche'd Meer. M.N.; 'reshot Mow IlsyWh Wylea. IM. ; Walls ihyd pm., lb. IL; weal. NankmbisieC ed.; Wells ho 4 lleentleo. lye. ; d BOWL Wills MO &swarth. lea ;W& lad Meelb Marthweel. It& ; Ind WOK Tn.. 36.; Lion Nose. lin.; Ilseoh Imam 11_ • lllareee Merthyr. La; Darya Mom. Ile.—!YS =an" Tl; wirl. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1•11WA3I. Ms Par No , Teed. Total. MN. mews imam MS. INT. IN* mar Demob. N. II A ankod mat a cuases . no 1.14 4.08 te-13* CM Ws* maw Decombit N. Dania sad IlLeiNkse NI 474 ITS 1.511 111 INN iniNg 1344411111131 Ones Wmunt 4 Comb .. IN ON 0.104 gao we% Da& rd We N HI 401 1190 lan NT WZlNglil ame/ IL INS NO NEN IN •-• .. 11.144 16.411 Imam SININsN. MN ONO ..... ~. 1011 6.346 3.046 11,191 10.715 • Tba craning at the Maur IL Lwow" at Mamma., taterruptati by tee SHIPPING I;NTELLIOSNOB. CA6I7ALTIEL • Ismaphore taingraphla Wi le, irosaissi this shames tbat a Own hod streak on asd nsaistataly san.—Liras. led. los IS. Oaaltalat (11nolos stamotar), Captain [outsmart ts ham Listopcol to Oases, will a ism of Sas, Was undid thrts Warm from Adis as the Mk Jas.—Alma - - . tor Weeks, has pot leek having bent ea dare at Jaa. Ir. lieriesse, of Palm* Ordain Allen, hoe gicebee to Orsagweeath, ett Water, which was ebeatkowl waterkised, wes towed la hare toorw.—Qesewlowa, ha. IL Ileettrabroge, Captain R. Riot rwlart, haat the Clyde lo Upstate: l / 2 wee radar la War wateriespd sod abradnard ea the let Nor., is Mr. SI S., kw. SO W., Si the Abbots Reading. arrived bare Won Iquique. Yew. The above yowl kr tO ergo.* ate Stli Jaw with a eerie wield at UMW i—Liverpoor, Jas. 17. • • Of einem e- mole let k Mewls 6614 a newt isle, three Imo imilleb—vls, owe* Jar Prisi, emit Sappho. The ere.. wore Peneee (We), aewrly lade 4 brewed le tbe loads, and Ida In ises—Odiees. heves, (a), tidy emit oboe as glemeere &Sat os the lib Jae wee est of te-day, and will be dembed le seartml• dasease.-0•4 erey, Jr. IS. • rOv tow (betels Enna, pat leek, holm. ea the ell Inat at two ea., between Holyhead awl lakeerieb tor sere* by a heavy we throwing the noel on her oard.. sailftlas nor% mintlirg i re; betimes. manaheond Mt. M me . Nei Is rift • pest at Liverpooi, Jae. IT. - - -•-- - - Bel etta, Oratela Striatos. sailed Ikea Iles York en the Nth Oat fee London. war rootlets on the Mb Oil. tan lanes left el Bendy Best. and haa sat Sac* bow Mend et. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Mem (terque), from Newlin for Sanas. Jsm 11, lot 90 10 N,b 7 40 W. Boatergra, for Calcutta. hi. 7, let 49 14,1 mi 7 W. Carious, from Liverpool he Hoeg Ifeamlst 40 & 0 , 1127 L. Cairngorm, froze Cacaos Sir lesclos, Nom 111. le Baena &rags. Coral 1010 (bargee), NMI Hems for Liverpool, Jot.; off Caps M. Them& topirates, tram lfeelmis far lamilem. let 11 14, 100 22 E. r irn i tiV a lorge i l i of mad ham Limpet lir Mao, Jam 11, Ist, 39 22 Flora (adroceer), Wallace, of eddy, frees llosirgele hr Hdl, Dee. 31, aI Ceperearoloar. Sonia, cif Dab la, for Meteors*, Astsctil, lat 7 31, Ice If W. learns (altip), Met Ponies , ' lot Mesirstla, Jam &lag 4929 If. los 9 4e W. !Adept's hblp), from North Mlle.& for &mem& Oat Lady This (berquiL frets Swamis fee Volpe:site II Axle, Noe. 211. hi 487 &kali SSW. Lethlasear (Matrices WO, lat 41 & 13 W. Lassect, ham Ilene& Bet Prneeilee, Nov. 112 25 X, les N W. Ornece3, frees Baltimore, Dm. 12,1 at 21 N, los 33 W. Prisiortc. Bell. tram Now Odom' for Liverpool. Des IS, ISO Wks Tortarss. Saar, boa Pam kw Loudon. 100 4. /at a/ SO 11, los I SOW. Sulam (!arses), eras asaissta Ise Allosato, Jas. I, Ist al it R. kw II W. Usloora. Dna, from Isosssalt fa Llassool, Da. Si, Ist 84 14 ka 71. Woodulls (tarps), boa Tombs Is Okayama. Oat. U. THE MATL6.-.4OI3THAIITTON, MONDAT.-.-The Royal Mail Commuyesteaus-ehipAtrato,CaptainWoolward, left We day with the usual West led* and Pacific mails, 88 persengere, 17,0001. in specie, 2,3001. in jewellery, and a fall cargo. The Peninsular sad Oriental Company's steam ship Sultan, Captain Cook, let UM day with the Peninsular mail sad 16 paressees. stera-ship Malta is now ap pted to leave on the 20th for Australia, or the Cape de Verde, end to cowry a ship's letter mail. THE WEST INDIA MAIL.—The Magdalena, with the West India mail, is not expected home much before the latter end of the week. The Gut homeward packet left St. Thomas's late, and the Magdalena bad not then arrived ont there, nor was she met by the homeward ship. The packet leaving St. Thomas is allowed to wait for a week at that port In car the intercolonlal mails have not seined there. The late arrival of the Magdalene out must of necessity delay the arrival of some of the interormial_packer. THE PENINSULAR MAILS.—The Sultan, which left Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular mail, is the last Peninsular packet which will touch at Cadia and Gibral tar. Per the future the terminus of the Peninsular line will be Lisbon. In alrequenos of the four India mail packets touching at Gibraltsr during the month the Peninsular packet going there hie been rendered unnecessary. The India packets reach Gibraltar in stoat four days, and the Cadia mail can be sent there and out retch its dwtfeation in 16 hours rifler. The Permitter packets will leave Southampton the rme days se at present, and will loan Lisbon two days before they do now. Thus they sal leave Lisbon for England the same days that they leave South ampton for the Perrin* vie., on the 7th, 17111, and 27th of the month. - 1088 - 01 , A RUSSIAN STEANZR.—IntelligetNNI reached Malta on the 9th of issuary of the loss, on the 4th, by striking on • rock, 10 miles M.E. of Gallipoli, at ithia the Dardanelles, when on her voyage from London for Odessa, of the Hessian NavigatioaCompany's steamehipthe Dnieper, formerly the Dutchmen. She was when the Elba passed on the 6th, fall of water, endeavouring to says, by means of boots and oteam-tuga, some peados of her cargo. A VESSEL ATTACKED ST NATIVES.—The French barque Pauttne of Vict,ire, from Melbourne to Mauritius, got on a sand beak in Torres Straits on the 27th of Soptem ber, but came off and anchored shout four miles north of Mulvey. Inland. She was shortly afterwards attacked by the natives of the sdjacent Wands, and was abandoned by the new on the 28th, who arrived at Timor Koepoog in a boat on the 11th Oct._ . [Advertisement.]-110tizwAt'8 OINTMENT AND Pius. Di o• —Sone TneoAT.—Tbe pnbilehelleve OP ;to he a new abeam ; sad medical nun are frightening every ogle publl.hiry tethers Is the lending eat ars reoomtnentiingeerta.n imam of prevention and oare.to to followed %Milt the pertonv , direc..ivn or the vrti , s. IMPlititeris le not new entopist!ut :It P tt pboiti fete, edit. olovratel threat -as noldenth/ onmpheaUon which has Yvon f..r teen .41 MC asorr, trealsi by 1101lowa) .rebrifueo revntyhee. •htehelley the fewer.. redoes loaf ins 41(16301011, and cure the worst or vys of Diphtheria with ant my and rsiddltr. The orophyleet.e virtue. of 11^110 say • rem • Mee sand unrivalled. The. purl() the Woa.l. an( expel she wuv. tb..l rooter* tbo en eseethility to Laphiberlte, or thy other Welk widow. Math &ardor. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 16, at Bismalkid Wit. N. 441.8 bill. Mn. J. Barber 7/1 — • — ••7 - DEW AR.—d... 14. 14 1.11 Odom) Dowsr, or • wo. Edinburgh. inn wife of Lieut.. Leioi. —i.o. i3..t West. Dublin, tho wife of N. J. Lao.. , of • lolalaTB. 7 Jim. 13, at Iforwool. Surrey. tbe wife of C. Roberta. Neg., of i daughter. BALMON.—Jaa.I4, M LaamLaston, the wife of W. P. Fa/tom Eq.. of • dauttittr- TV gr.—J..l; at Somereplioe, Ilyd• park. the wile of H. 0. Tule, of • thuighter. MARRIAGES. JACKSOS—WICIX.--10a.13, at the parish church. Rochlalo. 1 , 1 the Itoe. a. E. Cook. LA.. M. Jaedurel. Nen., .4 Ito .h.Lste. to Marla. &WM. , Wel. MIL OR. Of Weilinetowierrece. Rochelle 11./rIB—BIOKRAM.—Jaw Lt. at Bt. Bartholomew Ind* ter, by the Rev. W. WWfoota. M.A., Mr. N. I , owa, of Croat Wester 'Wert, Winchester, to Laura, alaszhter of D. C. C. k 1.11.2 u, of 11).le WOW. Wachweer. U. at Rftlenhant. ho those.. 11. Bolden. D.C.. IL P. Seise. Coq.. Copokin Wit. Bor.' Meow.. to Alhredo De Bllveimbo MI light ta daeghtot of to. isic Cootoo Atone, ferlatelY a/ the bula. DEATHS. OLIBTOI3.—Jon. 13, Bonorton floctory. Itnyenond Now, eon of iles Sor. 11.. C. Clifton. aged 11. COLDWiLL—Jos. 1.1, J. Co Mafflobone some. floiflowoutors. 03113011118.—J0a. 13, st lboolonoffid, Wirgicsondo. Bedford. W. W. (Ardour. , nod 86. OATCPBY 11, Ys. 1/. 41n16181, of ri08.11,0•4 Cl BBolo . o . lancnollks. agel 1101)11001.—Joa. ol aged 80. ,Ilacrimiton.llr. L. Velma BE6ON.—Jsa. 14. it Brarread. Brixton. the Ka of Xt. IL Bolds. Nal TO. BiIITIL-Jr2 . . Southampton. Cotonou nth ot N?. 0. W. slid Y. Mated sad Pablied W,W. Bum. 01 No. 5. L. 54 Sinai, fa Ufa oft it Wake, !Mawr. af the Oisa la Umtata amok la as rielsad Jul MIT 16. t• - " L-- G , "l- - A.z , - No. 8,878.) DEVITT and MOORE'S j of PACK IT SHIP.-Pt ST =r an :4:4V mo____ru— virml ap p R Prig •VPing/trerrffl,t2a, DEVITT and MOORITE O P&CWET 11/11E—For. Lennon of ber ism wee? r e dnebee Mei beet tees ;J. able. Oteariedre7l vend Ms eareleme segemnedel tend d Wed re pimp en tereldel DEVITT and MOORE'S al PAM NT I Bet to the Lord. Oommlnicit em.rait - 11001 N. 1. 1111ftroh 110EVITT and 2.IOORE'S PAIOINT 11111 P.—or WC the f spirl PRlffart US tar Lurks ddp eso far WZMILIVektIC DEvor and MOORE'S of PACK= BEIP.—Pt POI Polka of ha offoorol ol rrOrOktobolit INA 'r11011“. Osmond., • wood boon fa MGM or Loma MOO le u Asa. MONIST WI 1111=d. Lone ll4 V: to all v, it. to soiled tor um boo welled SOCOMMOdattOn tot MI atos. at roduold Moo. sod WWI ma s ;tirt a rOM WIOLLIrsik E r MUM and NORTH MAIL maul 11:IIIIILw LI VIIIILPOOL rat NSW YO sad BOSTON. the Mei= lit metro:4re pamegers erne hr I remit see epeeists' le oh haw ABU for NSW TOIL /AMAMI, kw BOMA, AMU., ror ERR IrOA Pima =arm laeledlas aletterel It itarmerdria w& zzhit.tajelbei, All • rereed mM, au i er s irmt;is pre ma s hle ..... 7:l „. eprorde Mote Menai amber of smart ItMilie. pi ' erffll•llVtltt. e i ld !Mg — ra — rig; b. VIETBII. Hem. Led #.:l44.4l=ThrerweeraiaL rut to NEW YO] led slie/Yullycy , . .. Il ib l i fall a 11111.0410 IV Yr= C 11•10•100....... ..... .... l e f Y 01 BALRlXOlit iiii Mad owl 01010 yams% 14 11. sad II ohm ISis. Terveyi wows II plasm, Isdells Pamasses kg Ouads had es 010 110010•00 0100. 10100. air ille . =lol l.llkulan ; r to laghail6"l W YORK, from I Aw TOR 1 02 sw toss Ml' n" sseu k 4 arry rLty la .t i rtt i re bon by Memoir IT TO. GRATER. by has. KO. DSEMEN.—The North ay. ADLER, HOWL u: 112. 4, and 108. ; mon ma boot a& PH ILLIDDE *MAL 11. Rood4eAs. LO. W ATERFORD, LIME DLILT. Nom= ftss Wilford Ham, la el I W Soolk Whirr for Ira W latimodlato II p.n. gal o.ro. third dr train tam cor tam red isit mad sooradolio k a rta Boihrode: TWENTIETH REPOE at the COMMERCIAL DAI TSAR oafs' tbe 3IA Deemobet, ll At • HALII-T BASLE ONMERAI Feld AL Ote MAMA& Home, Loth Janum. WO. - - DIM MARK MONTER. Edward Eltlllloceoct Qatlq. laq., M.P. John Alfreel 15,4" °tome C 11.,. ).. , 4 M.P. &MOM Hopkinson, KN. Wfilmo Jackson. kal.. M.P. MArAcsa—Mr. 1 RouciTom—Mon. reriTziGii4 The ifsnager feed the sthertiesm wards the follow's' IMP° The Dlneolon bare now to lay au the beJarteweheet for the belfry& a a net profit Itsoluding ALL Oa it met el 411.11921. 641. Our mused elan for bad and doubtful de TM Directors prop°r to declare j.l ver cent per airanar, porn dividend uid require 210010; for rebate on current bilis sot yet d SIM L. Od. to be carded fprward.o COMMi eCIAL es; Capita/ eutaerlbed Guarantee readhl ap .dot on 16.000 DeLlaree due to the CUPOIUM of the Nimes of nadle:ded Vtot. Sthh Ji laell Net volt after bulf.rear ending De, ISA ,norlue /hem.* and deducting ell et:target sod utpin had mottos teor.sion for bed doubtful debt... Daknee meted down ....... OW In the lank end. 1.0 the io -- ilegni - tairTAIVI !Mimi., Clrs ic zted, levns etoek. and Amine, sod funittue • • Di INV...at the rata of £4 per rent. Ming z 1.4 Dreeinner fob Woof =nog nal o tau soor soonont ........ ....... &Iwo corrloot to nut baltioar BMwmtmusbtdmm.—. _MA Report and BaMom-them DV TDO Clllll2loo onoiDD and 1,411 to adopUon oft It Pia remoived.—That Um Helen Igr"ed llaa I...=..l4 " ark cir'"k Htinter d ..4 timid a dividend on Ma paid. up cm prc Olin PET annum. f the poe D=ll on and &tor Man dm, Mal red.—That the too of Mt man and Inreatote, for their sump Ilmeimpl.—Tau the beet thanks t Managar. Mr. Canted. COMMERCIAL V The Direetoos ÜBRIBY se the Paldop CapIMI of the Colo a,nrire, for th e Ralf You. esdlog 31 Ma. will be PAYABLE. M the Hex after MONDAY. the 3let of By order Dated oth Jmuary,lB69. RUPTURES. —B , WUITW WOO-MAIM L 1 mANIA gentleman to be tl tteenotot of MANIA. In Ite effect% I. an aro tLe ban g e" 00.1t•IN Pod " st PATII4 . I Yd dose...lou it =not a.loto A doerytive divoLor te od. to m clrenmforonoo el thew body tro Abe aker. lly W ray. PUN IMO pllnotolo. awl a hole to Yo 4 NOTICE —The only 1 @Olt* Dr. IL J. COW; El lA. It DUTTON. tan Netted and Id U 6.4 sith tto waited Salt7—W-o,lp Ton till Yap aye. In *kith Ihe Ws Dr. ( Moto.' atrlter.-10. Am II Va," 'WE. Porta. , sorb m done to RIESE?dAIL—Prott ?bag et En and d• Pert, g i r l & I. , No. I. l• • rimaily is — a, lb. Train. !Mar= {bee arr.. ent•pletaly •64 a whist at ..le. WO so Is iit of be health of • art ;or b as gnat Optimists! run etr.the Eut=l.:l: a be ..orl , l beset rano bomb 4 yaw or oroill. au TIM Nom theta let VOA .11.bota t .... jr=tosilv. i lt four =I MP soluluisionsi .. l l.. V . tp: MiliS7tlr. ll 4 l stsp. IT. Mood; 11 •Ires 6; ryes. IN. 00prd-web WM assiblis ; bill ?OW& tosZ Losi