The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-25 00:00:00

NAVAL AND N4LITANT. Orr Ur Sit;Ws llAillel.) WAR OMCI, Sm. 34. lada=mat Dynes Gimalo-13ergesat-illajor Jame ham Hs IN Dives= Guards. to oe Mai rear, Wet lak. Issomoi. NI LIN Drapieso—Camot Piffard to be War ler bY= ._ vise lemma, roared. Sib be psy Thome eerie, Nal, lets add Per surfed His Turbid' Omiimi, to menr, re* liaarAf. plead *pm Malletey os Royal Atiterry —Lieutenant iliames Blend Saris is be monad corms, vial Reek, imemed. Ile be poymemere la the Royal Artillery end Royal Nap " Charise Wahiawa. ant ; &lewd lilltbk Regimmt of Poot—Asokome-iergeos Jams N. 13., bum the to be omielomooorgeos. FMee—Lieetwasat Pamir to be aspbeini vice Meer ire We, MitT; b er—lh,bart 111.dtaaay Itsaffha. rat.. at bu without prams, vies Orme, premmod n toe Nab Tem. Poes—To to imp% wishes* partataa—Aaliew Mobs CtatlaShsati pt , vice Hassell, prseesisi; W., Jeer gar, vies Sian, woo lab Pme—Thi pmmeelea of India C. If. Neer . irem W Oh Fatt, to s losaammoy, alum , eurtismos metal to the Oar& of 7th Sepostse. 1568. Me his. mmedisi. Ploo yew—Raitsa WillY. Bashi* fr. tie 606 PIM, to b. beware, wither pmelmos. 7AM Foa—Toe smood MUM+ mem of Kulp sd. rime peureber eea the th J tutu 1888 , b ad, /both Bathhouse Merl to be Nub ,obbe s..bae ; Lesteaset Robert Pwarms Peals be e2jcieet ; lJwt.ai A. T. Jame to be footrutoor of eisaketry. 111:11 F...ol—Robert Bum Nom nat., so be sceigu, with oat percher, nee Weis, prom...tel. Nth Foot—Ei.ort itattialay, gest., to be maim, without ringer vim Desampramotal. 10111 root—Lieetsasei Remy Corbel Singleton lo bo asp. tots. by pationess, vies Liasa, who retires ; Merge Km. taws Survemes fa be limetemsat, by probate, vise ihaelelom Nth root—Charlie Edward Kim Nett te be eeaffss wlll cut poryler, vice Kama, promoted. NM Foot— Liestamett Mated Getty lo be impanels, of mammy. NM Foot— Bevel-Colosel Edward Goons Weipels into Malisr umettombod, to be team, woe Chapmea, , Bevel-My. Robert too be mitier, prabsas vice Um* who retires; liettaimat S. P. robs to be womb, W_persheom Woe Nolumey. illth Paw—Jobs Jemmies§ Rama be he en el" without percher Wee Ma, to 70th Foe< Slat Fose—liaeigu Remy Shboot Tempos to be lisumomat, by puroboos, woe Ralrimite t _pstimusi; Arthur Nude eerier. ear, be r MAR IMO Maher vice Oliver, tlarr'aet i AMA dm NMI, m be the Mai. 80th Foot—Major W. Balk, ls be outporener, berradesslikeheb, Mato, SO R. P. Campbell, NM.. to be mils; Nasal rewelsee, Woe Doke ; Umelemest J. Noe ls bi swami purchase, VIM Olt R. P. Omegiall, Bon. ; P. A. Campbell he be liminesi, wlllsst pert hiss, 4l flow Skit reel—Limissemt John Owes Jams P . rionley to be aphis by pershase, Mink wbo retiree ; re Neer lend hi by purchase, woe fhb Post—Linenimmt R.l. B.ry ls be copula. by W ebb% Was VAroy, whe ,......l_ rothme • Lobe Cooties Waite. 7051 re.—Rays Is be vice Berry. 1 " 1 71.1..,1* lwateasot, without probe" Woe ia the 1711 Foot ; Rs ✓iga Jobs NNW& C ams liontmemt. wielout Pincher vice Crooke, ptemestol is the Nth Peet, Norms liar them, pa. le be noire, IMMO pramote. Rohm& lad Psll—Usuisaant Noes le Is mplulb Nana etas Cooper, .soared ; Lades st 1•1 1 =, without patt ebe rs. Wes 004 Mood ; Lahr. to without ymehme, Sammy, INN TeM—Lioutimmat Dim Mead Anent to bid*, hit, vise Rvos, who wipe No ahluimicy may. • Nth Posh—lUsimoi Raba 111Wesisbr gemi. I. min% whim* lush.% vim 'Woutomeem: Nth Thee—iste =lee* lAeue N be beelemeetar ma y " , vise appointed to in le inelfilill WI& SON rati tfteettomeat Jelasish Is i t quaftweemelor, Woe Nam" wise Nam oh 1= semi Chihli= nom of mare aibe 7th ilimMaib i sMir il lnlomah,". sot " Ramar," se previewely Motet 100th 'm Pose—Railia !mimic& Mamie to be brainlike et mbo,. Rids Brigais— A. A. A. =Leech to be lisellemh, by parebase, vim = Coyßegferat—ei Charles ardihr ReifyM be arida, by paralmos. res Bose, eeres; =iF. A. aware ee be liememiut, by yarded,. ere • Pealerisk Chiervie Balder* geo• , to leimmipb, whitest puetheee, vies DINA spied to the Mr TOM Cosa Monad CUtise Henry Marillive to be teetramor of .theory. Royal Ceasilim Riee—Captsia R. M. Moffatt :o be umlot, by putobaso, Woe Sem who retiree. HOSPITAL STAFF. Aesireet• Serge= Pram* Welter Kum, from the MN Foot. to be etoffuuwws• of the woad clam, vice Joba Orogen, .8., plead as betf. DRRV Er. William Cathcart Boyd. Mem gees, Moe Kam, promoted ea Liellessi-Outend C. C;;;;«, - 111e. et th• tit Intgoatel i bowleg eamplated year? waned service in the mak of Hanesnostnoload, to be asienel in tbe army. woke dio Royal Warm. of Ito b of October. 1864 ; Dr•fle• Liesimmei•Oilessl ROM theies, I lib Reuel Roam Isissfrs, lo be Wood to dr sow. ADIIIIIALTY, Avers? 11, 1868. Corp et Royal Marlar—Oaptiola rod Brevet- Major Gamy DM pad.. to be Ilaimshooksal. Daithri, t.- deed en hive ; VIM Chain Oitorpo flualystio be eaptaia, VIM Perm peareerl L. Id- WWII Owe% all'Oallons Is emytida, yen Wimp. r•iind es Malay ; !.tend Lisateaase Hear, Toney Mike Gofer is be ant liraleasat, Beralptte, R.- mend: Rena Llindsmt ltnitelee Ibleretd Reims= St. Jolts to be ant Ilsolsrit, vise ICCAllar, pecosoid. ARMY VOLUNTEIRINO PROM THE MILITIA, ------e led 10 - s - trlar — t - lotts ---- bO - s - ceWiesti - - m7l gii7d toted for Mom pwriasally b hires hr =vying a the .t s. tevriag from the arses minis to the woke army. The mrs ere te be geshisil shod tier semis to the Arlie • Earbas. Canby Williwy Trek, Fast Goode, Ise Lamy ot the Um, ad Nisibsix Ma who desire behre or their new Ibises who t o the royal trey, sad diserabodisd MS see set to teat towards 41, emote of volosse. The kr tail cavalry is speeded to MOM. -451 Deep= Owla 4,1 ditto, let Dresses. SI dins ((heve). Ist Doses Ottorth, hem 6 fist Sim ot 6 hatll Mohr ;Sid Doss Ostia, 3.11 ditto, Yth dam, lett Etimpes (hodsitUMp). it% Las" 13th ditto. Nth ITalt Mee, hese 6 Mitt 6 Joa. to Mg 8 tads , Chords (Carablors), 3rd Light Dimas., 4th ditto. 71b Hsu% Mb dilm. 11►1 ditto, 11th ditto, 1311 Light Theism 144 AIM. his Users, 13sit tbs, hem 6kg 44 Irby to d hot 6 *Ms. aro hest 13 to VI yes Ito as Is to be resist ler the Isf of the eMt 4 Metes, or As la Why yes of to.. Tbe ego waded, sad sallieetlese of velem leers fir the *Wit - ivy, Peet Gordo, sod halm owe to be emeially asehls by Swamps le Mae mese. While the Sestssehor mon. ealnaaaalleg me to Weed eeery heillity to the as to Seethe" the ramie mos white they mem wish to Ims. or shish ffitY bt of es s= la west et teavells. Witli the *IMO., of se estered me onSty-reme Seim dreams bondsma, et eiserwe, oil to lam the option of astsedter their otr- Mem sod 1. nor* of • saysesdler "sear minting to die. Sop any privet* sot imphoted ee Mos. who may wish to jab the "soli army, he lab tieseseit his stone for web re heel, is writhe. to the rasa ttsow commanditag the narks Ow Seers to lea(ro blamed Mae ad eiclergelog histesmat seems of coart-mottiel. aot sot Airs, to voloosser. eassmieetneed case ore irit to be ponstsl to oases without epeviel permlosiss hem MS emosedieet easer, ad thy wily to as • so presto Telosore ea to /stilted to die mod Isely 434. of whlah 111 a lid. is te to bawled to them is mob testies, Ile Misses bats du silt. sod rid `set Os es j ly ibe their sew sod they will seseal..WM= a itu ni t edi t e s: kW As • %Stag hadoessod N ealesittee, the heeretary of OW, for Wog has hem limed le approve of all misses =Awed to teas aorlait of their embodied militia sieved while sea the eels of 13. ea a pint of Hoe genies, he SI& as se psis& ad my =ler edmategee, web es pd-modost as. &a, bekagiatz to de. rester = , yetivldel they shell ham smoyisted six mouths' militia . The 1,141.11.4111 SIM to tofu with them dark great amts, assemorlo• sodi sea old Slain ea etc be forsiehed, end may he tegoialle ; beg this as clothier, lusepotte, sod elWige‘ase to be left et the iegisost. A ins of UM it WSW by the .off gum Ow War to =Gift h rime mihmtuer artsaily *Wog the regular 'my. ✓ ble he lost ars, seetessey, for 4s pi:Jed of obi CHATHAM, Burt. 24. Tombes IMO We morning taken up by the co mma! Ihe tae asavoyonom of the SAM", mtafortemate MI. via -14122 non Otientla, b tootboxk on tha Mk of =ma toe Maar" to matork on the Bth 41 Owl; MO uni he Umber he embark on the 7th of Oelsber* salle sin air Imago, a tae Mk of (Motor. no aospny tt PAW Ihunere end Lam, tinder the WAIN esemea efearnit W. H. pines d to abort- Alb is Newby nen te mom the Sol (14.j0r C. H. fial lees) intopm. abut to mina he Wk. Aaforltee etdradas earns told one of thio awaits of Boyd Malebo tathatry an mouton WNW Mod on Oho proodo-gronad dot wawa of .itootodon onc e cam* bee tired attn. T erre of diem, ..oartnostial panted in private Frodart4 Wyss. The prtoottr, who Iwo coot Wont hoes entwined of dor ?nos. doto.nod gala at Plrocradt. and 'alined tato dot 2941 ft.in was moot reolielog upwards of 41. ma bmtaty. Pot Ws °Motto. be sootonaod to be breaded .ftb at. lento D." sod noptiontad for WI days. ft. is alto to to ultrod nod, „ wa b a ba . made red thetas of what be be. &Lauded the gown- MOIL lIMom TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1858. teary to that swam to by her. Several of than swore eh* Was unworthy of belief on her oath. The Rey. It Temple West wee next caned, but The ChaeosUor remarked that tho court had decided to be governed by the rules of evidence at common law. If the counsel prfipowid to examine the defendant himself to the suit he moat show that such a mune was °moment with took rules. lb. Coleridge quoted the set 14 and 16 Vic. to show that under that sot the partite to any suit might be re quired to give evident= except parties charged with an indictable offence, or parties subject to summery conviction. Mr. Crippe contended that that act merely applied to civil suits only. The present =se was one of criminal juriadio doe, and clearly came within the ezoeptiog clause. The Commissions= retired to consider the point, and on their return The Chancellor declared the ruling of the court to be that Mr. West's evidence was admissible. The rev. gentleman was nossrdbgly examined by Mr. Coiseidge—l am curare to Yr. Oresley, at Boyne-hill. I became so last February. In conammence of information that I received that Mrs. Arnold was ill, I went to visit her. I cannot state the day, but I only examined her on one °weak& on the ten commandments. tihs was In bed. I told her that the commandments contained more than the actual letter, aad as far as 1 remember I explained lksh. spirit. I went through the several precepts of lira decolagne, sad explained than in that manner as I went through them. I asked her if she bad broken them. When I woe to the 'math commandment I explained its spirit, and mid Mat the spirit meant more than the Miter sad, having beard that Mee bed had illegitimate children, I 'eked if she bad ever lamed after any man. My predecease, took me to Mrs. Amid's. When I told her what the works of the Meek were she laid she did not know what for nication via, sad irked me whet it wee. I quoted the w asp from Galatians, end fold the works of the Beat are these. I did not tell her she must confess if she hoped to he &Mimed. I did not tell her that salon elm was m ensal she could sot go to boom. I oertaialy did not tell her ast to tell her husband what bed pared between us. I asear did mob • thing in my life. She did not appear to be upset—not so ea to make any improidon on my mind. I do sot remember that elm was oryhtg. Nothiag passed as to a Attars Melt that I recollect. Kr. - 6eipps-Bhe ins In bed whoa I Did Y the you asseventh f k gullible. as to other I explained the spirit, and then asked if she had broken thew I did not amplify more on the seventh than the Minna I should say, if I dwelt on one more than another it wee the first. I had based, before I went to the house, that the woman had had an illegitimate child. I had been told so by the former curate. I asked her if she had lusted ales say other man. Ido not recollect addieg the words Woe or after marriage. Ido not reoolkr4 what stayer she made. I thought the examination had not been systematic ..is end 1 adopted a more systematic °owes, awl the I pet were pert of that systematic course, Blau objected I have not need that form. Wee molted b % the bishop. He caked toe if I had asked ha mper questions. I said no. He did not know whet lad hem mid about fondeaties. The bishop did not ask ma. The examinatka bane the bishop, I believe, weed only so far to ask me if I had pat im proper question. I said, I should like to know what im proper questions were, bat be replied, m I had said I bad not asked Improper qualiona, that wag soough. Confsesion is not part of the system I have adopted dam I muse int. Enstatfg a Wok pones as to his sine arm:d im ft the Rubric he. netlike to do with eonfeessen. When I visited • rink fersonl never said anything more about coakeeks than m , If lbws is any weight cu your mind buttress you and ea , God which you onset ease yourself of, if yen like to Opill your mind le see yea eau . ' I generally ask a sick poem that question amen donne my visiting. I express my !lodinate I. reestve any arab( e 1 their grid. I deny that I said lo this woman that she suet Gelb= to me. I think I said she should not be sibsened to meter her site. I ate not sure that I used that expression, bat I might have dims eci. I did not use the weed amine in any other * Tr. Cripl ask you whetter you eenetder eonleesks an imposiani&onine of the Church at Kr. Glenda , * objected to the gouda& The Chancellor—Yen propose to pat tie quokka to dis credit the wham? am well After • rasa from Mr. C tl Mr. Crimp—Tee, ea the essbj i ett andsses. Witness—l bare no objeatioa to the quid= being asked. I acs quite prepeend te answer it. The mud ruled that the queedea might be pat, though they bed same doubts on the subject. They only allowed it to be pat en Mr. Ortega undertaking that he intended to use the answer So discredit the "'ideas, ot the witness. Crip . demi mai tO — pcit harshly that The Cloarikr—Det that is the foot. Mr. Sawyers—TM is very indadsita. If we go to church we the duty of ocadessiou. Mr. Crippa—Do you wider' auricular confession an im portant domino of the Munn of itailand Mr. Coheidge—Yea imml bear pet it—Do you agree with the . Rooth& essids• at imehodos ? _ Aber mem bletweeks haven the bernsd emu& se to the hew at the gereties, Mr. Crillbs uMbl*lk ai Pot the lilloodos * 1 "Do rot wineidersla prayer and tint the to et person fa Manses to the ol Sited ia medial paella Wto church Wham—Net else they have a weight on their minds which they eeeset wws K titensedree. Mr. Crippe—libeald yea wish that with regard to °Dabs sion in geserel that it skald be a great deal more practised than it is P TbsC,Otirt could net allow that question botore. B Mr. C h r e lfrWire war you curate before you ems to W i rtness —At Hamel Haripstad, in the Moods d Bocortior. Your Hoene w ranked than ? It wo. How bog before you awns loon ? Not in ruonloo. _ En:deaden coathined—l remember going with Kr. Greeley to see Mts. nen on 23rd March. At that time I had beard nothing of what had taken plate. Mr. Greeley related to me to pastel teems what Mrs. Ellen bad said about me to him. I have no doubt bad conversation with Mr. Greeley sinoe on the subject. I was recommended to go before the Blimp of Oshrd about the end of July. That was after ray oonvereation with Mr. Greeley, sad Mir the matter had appeared fa tha _Lapin. My attention wee ailed to what appeared in the Witoiser ZapPreet the fleet mooning It came oat. I had some sonmeemies with Mr. Greeley on the subject soca after. Ilipoirenimed by Kr. Cohritlge—My litre at Hamel Hietplesed was het bemuse I retailed to break the law ci enure and mate by readiag a °emir' prayer when I had no enthority. It wee the rale that prayers to be read in the church should be mat through the bishop; bat the prayer in quake wee east direct front the printer, without any direodam from the Wimp. I commeted the ricer about it, sad be odd Mr es you like; end say brother mate whiled roe mot to reed it. I had ea ismerview with the bilq him the seepandon, aitd km told me that if 1 would write a bitter emebeey to Lord Clemente he would not sawed toy H ome. I replied I wank mot do that, bat if he week! order me to read it I wield teed h. He &Weed to do se. I raid Um I would aft it I bad Aura cad ewe in nEfitamr. Tea. ostler is masa yea The eßaabrstsrW weir emsolcosi my performing duty hi hie doom. I bats MB later lamenting to my Arai as air. The Chissiler—Did you ever soy to Mr. Arnold that It wee tight that seas *Maid rah= to loan Whars—No. The Climacelkw—Were year retire:risk for your Boom to this parch Wiped by the Bishop of Rochester P Witaer—Yes. Mr. Coloridir this =timed up the ordure for the armee. sad Mr. Capps afterwards replied ere the whole coos. The Ceersirlooers thus mired et half-pees eight o'clock to comidir their report, sad in about half an hour they returned to the rout, when The Chancellor said the 4th station of the eta 3rd end 4th Victoria, asp. 86, requires that as of the essmiereeere should °pray sad ribber, declare the °prim el the 'trio rilearrindreere prom% whether there be or not alrhea her grenade for leatistaag farther re medies% The serzeirdoners having even the bast etre. tics la their power to the arguments of the herned comer ea bah Sir, and to the evidence of the wa rmer ere tiamaironely of opinion that the airy brought airiest the Rev. R. T. West, of hares, I. the perforseuros of his sidelerial duty s works et Melting a cassia rob wesra, put farrow quer tics' to her with a view of bean Mr to °calories hr sot t 0,.. proved. That risme ( la the opinion of the torsteele roses, ruts wholly apes 11. tentheasy of the woman Ana Arnold, unsupported by other whreers, sad caaredisted as important points by the widows el other mires whose tes timony is sot frapagnsi. This dearer has been case to by the semorissere withent taking We rerideretion the Mies* el Ma Weetlimself, whom they bare priaitted to beausibed tir /ler the ar whisk lre been referred to. The ass, caleileas• with the statute, openly and pull* dram that there an no sufficient ground' for Mediating hear proomallap sprit Mr. West, and the cart sew cassal. Tlieds — iiiss anis aterniudeaws was banal by lor.d and =lll draft boa Os Mail et Xr. ee-, end trams mod Ws flan theadm olde W . 1 here WYSby en femme emceed bx beet of the owell-hoomP, who followed the Rev. Mr. Shaw, cheering hip ea be redred. The following are recent arrivals it* r: 'Wands Park Rota. star Walton. in Surrey : Captain Int la, R N., Melee Gawp Jawn t R. 8., Lsdy Louisa I.eygen, Captain AMIS. LW., tidellang Inansbwd, Lady Dad Guidon, Caw odd Deinydye, ilm ladles ; ljr. Cbarler Waite. Major Grant, Cando Men. MY Regleeent; Lay IlLeortsos, Re. I [Advertiesonntl—To-day we qr te a few more of Ind maaradra adladialorMara again dr• c- bp Do Masada neartneee Iteratera *wee ree=s e ••••• Mon Ms aim la ram rand= . ln . d=l INIVIUMINS. or Os 'Cr. ;- art War adamtabla .. 4llM.anagandaseaJd r a Can Via, 1— - Tana mad lIIIVININft Wl4l pJr • I say art ars an ara. and sawn ortisa rdadind nll d• any wadeable. Iva boa variedly is P. nmard. t ..d.rrt .l 4 3 l : ll, -nian r: ... m •,... vra i i , . non Irma rarame tea ra ve d /R ad atmlga dad aria botrarlisao a astard% Ss. 4a. aL ; Ina . ils. ; Inn, ddra i zar deli reanal ipaitp. letb , &la TM 101 b. =glib. dasrlan bar am mina ar Pan elbra andan—dtan i" M ia tiraft mat 0 ~. 77, r—eat meek Lana ; Pertain. rierea.eed oe, 111. lieradr.:4 . THE JOYN-BILL_COXFS4YSIONAL. At the concludes of Mr. Cripples address before the commissioners yesisreisy, at Maidenhead, Am Arnold was salist4 med asaalin.d by Mr. Cripps —My more is MO Arnold. My kusisano's name is Riemrt Arad& I live at Tlthey-row, mar Maidenhead. I was oeutbmd oet Ira AprE lath Mr. Week the curate, had visited ma two err three time before that. On one occasion, on the 17 t h think I emesether, when Mrs. Ellen visited tie shortly aft 'ha carats mots. Ido not remember the !MO day. Om of the visits of Mr. West was cps ths in. day dist Mn. Idea aim bat Won she °um Ima in bed "rhea Yr. Wet OM& H. came into the room to me. The imiresta deer was abet grim ha came; so was the Meet door. After Kr. West cam In the door was shut, He the door sod aims in, sad thee shut it alter him. Watt haviag thee doer, asked me first how I was ; tbsa aftsrweede laid,"Mn. Arnold, yoa hewMo it's =gm @Medd maim to mu," sad thee begun me if nosey the Catechism, sad them he asked me if I May the Cammeadmaats. At am ha asked me if I bey W ammaadmeat, " Thou shalt have no other Gad but ma" I deal memither the next. Them he asked me if I iraewtbeemmathimr, " Thou shalt howmr thy father sad tit amiss ," and be asked um if I old so. I told him " No." I said my arum died whoa I was wo young, and I was am I had not obeyed all my fathers commands. Than be came dam through the other commsadments to the sixth; bet I mid I had forgotten them. I answered the @lath. And thse he came to the seventh, sad mead sae if I had meamittad ilentiostios. I replied. duet how your sommiog sir." " Yoe doit r ea I said, .240, sir I don't. , " He oohed, "The imeenthg of hen icatioa was, did I look upon say man te l after him Wove I wee married or sitar." I answered. "That I was married too young." After that he made • short prayer. I don't renumber what It was. He prayed for me to out leas to him. Tao Clow*ltor—What do you wain by that Wittroo—flo prayed for me for what I bad occherd to him. By 14. Crippe—Hs asked me if I hod tor my us. I soil 1 bad Mrs. Bicknell*. Musello. Hs "Yob sod sot uB year boobsod ;" and than he ass "good day, sod a( he VIOL By the Choodlor—He mid. " Itemsobsr, yoa am fa this May yob how whether yen will live or dia." He told am tf I l iaw am maimed I should am go to Mama. I don't reember that he mid /arida( dm to PM as that soomks. I oanoot remembsr swish"( also just sow. By Mr. Crippo--He mid, " Ressomber, Hrs. Arnold, Mot yea ors Oboe me the troth.* not woo whoa be was sally M amok the Cmomodmosto. I dent mambo" wltiels el Ms Commodsmote ha woo rift no shoat who be mid that _ _ The Cfameeller—De yes rwitembie ssylihiee else thet was mkt as tart comb yos beyond what you bate mated Mr. Ceiwtdige—Mr. Weet don't etdeet to dm examination beisswitstewled to the cieetverestiess ',Mot took place upon The twine of the cammiseion do sot limit the la to any particular day. . Crippe (to witare)—Do youremembm anything lift mid is the moons of that oonvoloados 'boot the word I east to say of a lauding chi , - rector beim pa, thewits I don't efipeet to quid= the inquiry Wu mended to nay essmemilens eiremmitimont that vides the two rem Mr. Crier emdmilied that the qesetkin wee sot a toadied ass. — The Cbaateihr—Tbe ementiesimmee allow you to put the qualm. The tribes (la empty to Mr. Crlppej—Me minim if Ihad seemeitred *Warp I told him I did sot bow. The Chasiesdx—Wlist !Id you mesa by that debar ; bet yea did sot knew whet abbey Mitame—l ebb bet I wee sot a rag to Mil him. (A la tr kr. Cribs—Mrs. Ella saw me as the some drq, directly atterwrude. I shoved she mar have met Lim at W pea I told ler whet had pried. there. Mr. Coleridge—l malt neat that Mr. West erse oat — Th - e ChasmDar—WeD. we will have It &oared. Mr. Ctippe—Did yoa repeal to Mre. Mlles ea closely ea yea reameebend the ccievereades you had joie had with Mr. Rbst ? lir: Coleridge ehleseed to the atoutioa. If it stood by it self, sod wee a mere ststeleast that the conversation was teposted, this it would be wposivable, bat that wee out the Ages ; It wee to pa invoked, at evideaes which could tee be ninon regalerly. What the tritons said to !troilism ta the abeam el Mr. Wad is dimly ast reoelvahle. The Clisseeller—The gamiest taay cerwialy be pat, bitt Mr. Colarligia oltjactloa will Wm who the quitlas coma what arm the counts at Um oomaratka ao ear amoicated. Cls•—l emu Km Use to state what tits was that was as seermilll/01114. Zzarsissiiia alisard by Mr. Crippir—Mrs Ma n ursed sores tiro mak or AMw drys show I saw ismotbar lady earl !I Ham I bed seer acarristka web bar rse writ bad bras pier rib Mr. Was. Maar is lad=s= Tim visits th• sick sod poor popis. Bbs is Cren-annined by Xt. Oaleridge—l ban lived at Little Lew •. I have In children alive oat of eight. I ham no at 'nod at beyne-bill. I had three there whoa I hod this otavereation with Mr. West. I ban removed Ora Wee. Two at shin ant at Folly-MIL sad the otter is at garde& leUphall is s pedal' Rabid. There was a at 1 • 11 3: . womild peen he or of my abildres, loysirbill Scheel. I paid far the ether two weer Mn. Cardin had new a wed el ennineellen with me earn Mr. Won. I dam% rearsiber bee Mr. Weds ran ear did I rents aim it bee. ad oat is& nest Ur. Woo by we it bar, eer n fbe awn w pram I mine nuke el LIN and art bet I did net soy to Mn. Clinks towards tie at se Mesh that the new mate bid bine Is are ne. end that be wee fest dr MOS peen to ,Wt ink press Tbst I weer. lan Mn. Venn shoat an than shin nod ts sonsswnfass teen re law I did, and rhombi and sat awe boned ebe in. An went. Abe is • Isdy hen. In the perish who no been • Ink hied bet sr way Med.. Übe used to and me Mt claimer on ems re • bit at Nanny sonathis, bons' ball ( lesslti) I haw she did wee to ins nen the end el Mink I did or tell her thee Mr. War had gene thew& the etenmaad mate WA on. I did nee tall nay al the inn inept limier Ides browny to Mr. Oreley's party. I war told Mrs. Carden that Mr. Wait asked se wlfai tithe easainesdnente 1 bed Welwe.itilate Sell Ma. Cads.ae whoa i bid Jose milting wee. the learn I Neil de wale Oil it. est had akwaye rib my shahs. ws. I sew mid myth's( et the sort Nor et the till as that she thesdht I wee gait., right. Nabbed ot the !dad pseud. I Mama kw that I bad b e d greet einalert from Mr. West's r_lettome say thing el the sort. Warr way cosiesestat Mrs. Cribs was sway Sir some time. I Use as. kw dime else ease hash. bat sot le speak is he. lAd sot spunk le her M the tad of Jose. I had se Sillt with her Was shoat Me. =ea. Mrs. Smith has amt deer b we. She Is the wile al s labourer who weeks spa the ammi fins as lay lawiewed. Mre. Smith wee Ni wry bed-room ea the semi soy that Mr. Wass elm, mil Mrs. Foley awl Mrs. nes were there Mw lad am se less Ilre. Sari's TOMB es the day Kr. Wes WWI apes me. I might here willed ermswerda. Mrs. Smith wee le themes". end had me sell Mai. Ease es to the mammoths wit Mr. Was, I sever led s s_... Yes whit Ma.. ISM dews Wiest whet Mr. West bed mil Alter wsrde, mhos lbe meow wee WWI about to die papas, I might haw aping te Mom Smith shout It. She sat ethos. Mncame is end sekt. " I hare bawd m sod so ; bus I elver mid, I des% as what they say." Upon my I seism 'elk I hod se eetweestios aloes with Mts. Smith spas the ilest buy m 7 eselleemest Mrs. Smite we. pseud derby; the whets as. 1 was Whits le Mre. sheet Mr. West. She mud haus hoard ell I ea& Kr. Calerldpe—Did ea _yaw Nay ash, whim Mrs. Smith wee pewee wi th rs. Mos, may ewe weed sheet cos nor esslaseica Yes Uo i w yna say a syllaMe about Kr. West having geld yea sot to tall your hashesd while Mn. Soak witr in the reow —lllte we met is the teem than, she woe Sot there at the Satoh* off; bar child cried sad "Ow met sway. bat As was there when I told Mr*. Elias all that Kr. Wad said about the am awadwitats. Mrs Palley weaned la the mat whoa I told Kra. Bliss 'Aid Kr. West bed maid, is saw was priessat as dm breads(; she wai naffed sway is was as I haps to tell Mr.. Bllaus what Kr. Wed bed sold deed foraloadon. fThs west away keit hakes I his.. to tell hide. Mks about sot I elliag may lawilead. Mn. Smith west Est, sad this Mrs. Foley left. I know *Mrs. Wiach, I law bar at the "ad of July, se she wee lan Maim, is Mr. Goatee debt. tike asked ass If It, we tree shoat what Kr. Wed had boa swig te ma. sad I add it mew I will swear that I did sot say that It was ell Kra, Ilkses doiae. I did sot toll her that Mn. Lim was at the beano of th• stairs hataaing wide Kr. West was there. I did sot tall bar that Mr. Wed had gloss se hays-orowa and told me not to tell my hnsbead. I told bur what Mr. Wad bed add bay sad asked her It dm would have liked to have sash Ipmedeas pat so her, and site mid No," wad it they hied beta she wadi have doffed Mr. Wale's km. (A do. meottutlre of oppituro was Iwo tow* whkth the Ohm eell.r stopped by threaten's" to clear the roam) I stay nothing aboat halts-crows, Le no baits-emirs we Weft as. I know a men named Miles. I one. We at I Bracer whore he Naas. I have knows Ws a t reat Easy terns . talked to him about this inquiry. I told hits what had been said by Mr West. sad a.t.41 boa if he would Nke it add le lie with He said t` No." I did not say that lbs. Lisa bad boos saybity teasithkag about me, but that It was all s— My sad I whited be would WI Mr. Greeley is. Mr. Clark ems le w mad took down my statement Be -drnieldsmi an oath to we. He pat demi teem that starts. mint rwr.tthing about Yr. West having told ma not to tell y husband. Ur. Coleridge—Did ,on tell Mr. Clark that it we. ant true, sad that Yr. West had not told Jon not to tell your bastard I' wittiiii i a s lised ao oo•I • md I asaaot • aowrr. 0. th• Wag ripmatal eald—l told Mr. Clark that Mr. sr bad odd swum to toll my husband. Tb. Cbmscallnr—Wlrre was ibis shamming Moss? Wrossa—At Mr. Mires hour. I was sant for to mot Mr. Clark M Mr. 1111. e.. I daft% know whether it was bears or attar I Word of its all being in it. papery. (Mr. Ike dtb Ink.) I know Mr. Shaw. I doer ksow Y he Is park g my basshar'. MU. I dna% know who is paytag k I lamm • bit of nest mat from Mr. Coops's. and masbady pp fat is. I Winn Mr. Shaw pays tar It. kayo mover spoken to Mr. Slaw. I know a man nnterd Maras. I daa't know Elisabeth Jones. I hare had sight chains. I ham boa vamped. I ion my ►usband ohne rats afar I was maniol. 1 mist •ad bred with • mat surd &ebbs. I don't from dm* I Lid • shad by Stubbs. I diet low vim, oldld it was. yes has coneeThion with any other rasa that besides your husband sad Stubbs about that time P—l shall not answer that question . Pasmiaation contintkcl—When I lived with Stubbs my humbled emus to &ebb.' sad lived there. You lived with Seabee sad your husband at the same time P—Yes. And other sea P—No, with no other men. My huabsad had not struck me before my confinement. I know • person named Wool's,. I talked to her is the lesaMg field about this meteor MY,. Wales. She &eked ms what had pared, and I told Mr. Ido not know that I told her all—but I told her the qualms Mr. West asked me. I did not tall her about beat told mot to tell say husband. I did tell it was not tree that I had beat told net to Mil him. I told her the gumshoes Its asked about lusting after men and she said if he had cito ha with such questions ;he would have thrown • of water over him. I did not may to her that it was luting that Mr. West had talked improperly to me, sad that Maus all a Se. Rmetaininsd by Mr. Crippi—l hays lived emtinuoasly with my husband for the lest nine or um_yeste. nave &nisi that time had four child r en by hi m . We live on rod terms together now. He is a very good husband to me. The =heeded in is the paper which cantatas my exanalnetka Mr. Clark. He did not swear me when I made the star meat. He asked me if I would say that on my oath, seid I said I would. I signed the statement produced. Mr. Cripple proposed to put in the stateliest. Mr. Coleridge objected, stating that hie questions to the witness did mot entitle the other side to put in the written statement am evidence. He also urged that it was made when Mr. West wee not present. Mr. Crippe held that as questions had beset asked upon the ti statement, he was entitled to put it in, and to show by the evidence the witness that the convenatica whit* the written steamiest recorded was all that bed taken pleas. After some mesultatkon on the part of the commisidoeme, The Chairman ruled that it was not competent ter the learned compel to put in the document, but that he might ask any questions of the witness as to its contents. After some further discussion as to the extent to which the wittier might be questioned on the document, the corm isiselimere retired to consider the point, and on their return The Chancellor said the cocantisekmant were of opinion that thedoeuroset might be read, and that the counsel m*lit 1 ea goodies as to Its contents, which would go fur what tt= worth ; but the paper could net be remind in i exempt so far as it wee proved. Mr. before the paper was mad wished to saper tain how It bad originated, and examined the miner far that permute. fibs said—The paper was written while I was in the mom. I was 'eked what had tam ptees, and whet I said was out down, and thee it wee reed ever to se. sad I was mind If it was tree, end I mkt " Yes." I don't loam who write it down. Mr. Clark reed it to me. Dream he wrote it also. He asked as the question, mid he wrote it dove. — Tit &moment was mad over by the registrar, as Mows : Lady—What ia tbs tube? Why as. you crying ft much ? Are you worts ? " Wootaa—No ma'am • bat th e pathais—Mr. Gree ley:. carats—has b ee ham, and has ashM ins said spositkins I Lady—Well, what did he say? " Woman—Ha asked me about the IM otomeadinint, and implaised IL 2nd, also. 3rd., I told him I hod brass that. Mit, Tim, I hod, many times. 6th, Ye., I had brakes that with ay Wise ; but my mother died whaa I was very prang, and perhaps I should fleas lawless as nom, only I bad no ans b hill me. &h. No, that I am sure I novne mnselsred anybody. 7th. Did you soar soma odultary ? No, dr, I was mamba too tar that " Curato—Yas, bat moo&ot ; did you mot, Wore or attar TM we marrisi, look on a =a, and loot after him ot for hiss " Wransm—AM this upset ma, ma'am, for be raid, ' Now, tc aro lying *am sad hope to be delivered sed live ; there . should mars your Was to mt.' Gtimte—Hare you over beau culdbmad ? Woman—No, Carolo—Tboa ranamber, if you die you can sovor astir Go kingdom of HOIVIIIL If you live, you mat moths the 1 Italy assnammt. "Wmsess—No, sir, I can't do that ; I think that requirm pre deal of separonon. a Ciaralls—Tbsa you mnnot go to haaren. lay—Now, HA= so as. That man is not a St person Ire you to see to your preset situation. As you value —or, I hops, you will vabas—your owe soul, do not madam to him ; confess to God alma, and you will, through Christ, be saved, and kW, lids through hisa slam Bat you mum sedsavoar to live a ths fah" Itc. Wow—lle mid I was to be 110711 and sot to tall toy bootemd, and I wouldn't tell Isla for the world; so, dou't yea, esema. "N. 8.-45110 was afterwards oslkd upon by a lady calling karma! Skew Whoa,' and upbraided for re= the ago wean" mid Imola advised not to tell hr h Mrs. Wry Ellen was then called and examinea by Mr. Crlpps—l am the win of John Mao. I reside at Thkkete lodge. I went to sae Mrs. Arnold on the 171 k of March. I *mad her la kid to her room. She appeared mosediagly ill from ezettomeat—she was crying. I inquired the mason of bar dams. 811. mad, a stmennatt to me as to the came of her diearem. After I want bane from her I wrote down then otatooseet Inmeedlaiely. I want direct home after I had sea hat. I the yelper OM by me in which I wrote down that aliseement. Mr. Cripp—l propos, to pat to that etaleraint se widows and ask the whams quastioas as to its correctors. Kr. Colerldge could hardly Wick his learned friend vas •seloaslt seek • prepoeinaa • bat rather than interpose say eldsedea weaK It his iserned tinted, as • lawyer, ten dm/ the aleiseseat In evidence, not interfere. The Chancellor latleeded dist the whethdw the delmeat could be received cc set, wee the onotheacens tiedle. The thee d the coundedanere wee the thee at We wbtlo sad it coral not be waded by the introduatian of which Ifiti net bear y.s the er which could set awarding to the aloe at be _ _ _ Mr. CriPP urged Ids right to pat is the pew, which be said he pet to merely to lest the accuracy of the witamis rassary. Re held dist la the present preliminary eosalry =4, met to be bound by the strict technioel rules of Zhe Ohnerstler, saw conadting with the other cownels oluares, dialed dot tiny were bound by the ordinary reins of evidnior, ad that the reposed adaternent could not be adadtand. Mr. Cripps pentad his examination a the 'witness as fol lows :—After I maw Mn. Arnold I sew Mr. West in company with Mr.Orteley. It weeenMaroh 24,at own hones. I have s arneereedent of what bad been said, whisk I made on the same day directly stow they left. They earns together. Mr. Greeley told me hie reason for tallies was to inquire how massy we were in family. I asked Mr. Greeley if he called to aseerala the number of those who attended his church, %sesame if so we wire not of the number. He said, I thought yon seasetimes atteeded. I replied, not sines the day of con eseresion, far that I believed he was of metal= priooipia. I the. repeated to Mr. West the cooversation that had m ewed between Mr. West and Mrs. Arnold as It had appeared is grind. Mr. West said that him questions wars on the cam etembeints. I addressed marl: to Mr. West, end sold I enthemeed that a auto &armee= conversation bed team gimes between one a Mr. 0 realty's eareise sad Ws. Amid. I did net km= Mr. West, for llr. Greasy bed not Wafted him. Mr. West said that be wait through the whole d the menerombrate to Neney Areold, sad wan be tem to the sem= be mid that be told her she meet not only lasi her beam& bet be faithful to him. I said, "I as your gala= sir, what she bee told me is widely different from that. They =bed as what it was, and I said I would not repeat It before Mr. West. Mr. West then left the MOM. Alta Mr. Wea bed gone the conversation was cent= oe with Mr. Oasis,. Mr. West came book again, bat sot while the easeetentlen wee going ma. I said to him was ha come leek that I bed soled Mr. Oreelley whom he bad eashweg. and sew I abed him the same thing. He replied he wee an Wog as tall ow. Afterwards be said he sent leave the NIP pox woman is my heeds. M. West said =as me about what took glees on by =eh to Newsy ma the 17th of March. He said something about the seem& ammanderat, about her having broken it. He said else is is bad women, and I said if whet I hoar le tree eke may Mee bola so. He the. ssi she Wilt have broken the cemommedesents. I said she way lava brat= al as . osanniedannte bat the sixth, I I know mocking al &bre Kr. West left the roan ha took soon book eat d Ms nooks.. which he wee shoat to open Y skew me the fern of visitation at the sick, I acid lis sot want to !know anything shoat that. Ha began to read at dr part "Than alull the =intone." I acid I wonted to hear setking about It. Hs maid a minister, when a WOOS SO Ash the aka, geminaly eovensamed by questioning the nth paten ups the eseemiednients. That wee all the converse- Yon thee leek pisce upon this ..That Croie-nazakood by Mr. Coleridge—l did sot ate Mr. Watt M Nancy Ar nokr a house oe tho 17th Marti. A wan= wee with Nancy Arnold, named Mrs. Pony. After Kra. Arnold bud told ate whet If r. West had said, I celled Mee. Polly, sod told her the greater part of ft. Another wee's& SUDO in, *Mee. Smith. 1 era' with Mrs. Arnold altogether whop half on bout. Mr. Arnold w not them Mrs. Polly wu maklag preparations for haidng dowel stake. I took a sone of what Mrs. Arnold told as. Tim eabatance wee anonnueloated to Mr. Clark, bolt not by as. Irw the beton in the nenpaper about the matter la lone. When Mr. Wort woo Invent with Mr. Greeley at my been, I did not say that if I wee eon n was tree, [would pa n& it or lake elope to make it known. The ustament writhes down by Mr. Clark tree the count &yob, Mn. Arnold, was as my home. Von wore Ivo pout gnawed dld not see the shtlannot written. Iwu not in th• moo all the thee. I saw Mr& Arnold pot her work to at. I know Mary Inn I bed so eenvereatioa with her upon th• selt}aot of tido =imbed by Mr. Crlppe—The pager signed by Mts. Arnold le is entetaile• the same Y the sureorendwn I made as the 17th Mardi. By the Cbsocollor—Tbs paper Mrs. Arnold Biped ens rood over to bar by Mt. Clark, sad sho wag asked if it woo cannot. The osechried the PriallDOS to remit of the accetsatioe. Yr. Coheidee thee eckhereed the 03•111111•11011011 OS behalf at Mr. Weal. He entered to detail tato the merits of the era. comonatiog terrarly upon the tan _ need la the article to the Taw, la aswerlier Mr. Wage. waded. owl elan epos the earesit shwa fic Mr. Shaw is imetherhat tide yreateitHee. eaa orer tosiall that so Moses was to be pissed ea the testy of Ha. Assail, at eke wee a person wheat eatesoleate roved that es was totally aawer6y of betlat. The isamed geatlatoaa t ' bea Wild s matter of wit was" atihe swot* that Mrs. Arnold bad told dos the aide was lamp* up, sad that ha stational' to dam wars dos- THB POLIGE CIOUBLI MARLBOROUGH-STREET. foam Gant and lasses Ard the tomer a s'abioneen and the latter a porter, and both v whom have been, It is believed, convicted beta's, were charged with stealing a mat from We doorway of the Royal Thames Yacht Club, Bt. lansees-street, of the value of 20.. The private's were aim at a very only ham en the pre vious morning by a constable to mom from Bt. JamMe street into Dover-street, with the mat in their poesiasioe, when be stopped them, and saked.wbere they got it from; but before receiving an answer, a person came up and said it was takes from the club-home. lie then took them into custody. The hell-porter at the club identified the mat, end said its value was IL Golden mid he saw the mat lying at the door. and, as he did not see anyone belonging to it, he took it. Food said he was drunk and knew nothing about it. Mr. Bingham rid the account they had give of how they booms poeseesed of It wee very unastibfectory, and committed them eachf or tiresome& _ Jars Woody; a rough-looking young fellow, was charged with creating a disturbance and committing • savage arta& on a constable named Bennett. Mr. Owen, of the Sun, Leiorster.street, said the prisoner mans into his house on the previous night, with • moldier, and called for moms beer, soon situ which Lie untdom became very annoying, and he requ-ited hint to go, and as he would not be told him he should fetch • constable, whim he began singing oqt in • most aggravating manner, Bobby won't catch me, oh Bobby won't. catch me, oh I" But • con stable coming up. be did catch him and took him into cue stable . He wanted him to fight him. Bennettsaid be went to the plus, and requested the pri soner to go, but he refueed to do so, and immediately matte a savage bite at his srm, biting through his sleeve and shirt,' and inflicting a slight wound on his arm. He was very outrageous, and it required three constables to take ham into Mr.iiingham said, having acted like a wild beset in using his teak he must be treated him • wild beast, and locked up far ten days. ',THAMES. Mary Ann Hranegon, • squalid, miserable-looking woman, about 35 years of age, wee brought before Mr. Yardley charged with swallowing a large qoantity of aqua fortis, with intent to commit self . The prisoner who wu in a state of great suffering, was brought from Wapping poor-house. It appeared that the primmer was living at No. 4, Burton court, White Horse-street, Stepney, sad that she was bound over to give evidence against three persons formerly living in Burton -court, and who were committed front this court for committing a burglary and robbery of a serious character in the house of Mr. Hannan, outfitter, in Emmett-street, Poplar, whet% property and foreign coins to the amount of 201 were carried away. Since the committal of the pri soners, their friends, woo are romans and prostitutes of the lowest description, hare persecuted the unfortunate woman in a sceadakias meaner, sad repeatedly threatened to take her life and wash that; hands in her blood. She has also been struck, sad, through fear, was a prisoner an her own hoax for three days. To ermine this unjust persecution she sent • girl, named Matilda Martin, to toe shop of Mr. Homey. chemist and druggist, near the World's-end public boom Stepney, for a pennyworth of aquatint*, and told the girl to state that It was required for the purpose of testing geld. Mr. Goose, sold the stuff to the girl, and the mi mes, swallowed it, sad would have perished but for the las mediate antral of Mr. Robinson • surgeon who was then attending a commer's tannest at t h e beard -r;xen of Ratcliff workhouse, ekes by. Ho administered antidotes, and sent the wretched women to Wapping workhouse, whore she hag been under medical treatment sums Friday week, and bee ez=ed the most horrible sufferings. Pullen, 161 IL, • police conatable, who has chugs of the mu of burglary, said the prisoner had complained to him of the threats and persecutions of the friends of the three persons committed for trial, and he had promised to her. The trim! was 'postponed la unnacusmos of the of ;h urt. e prisoner until the next amnion of the Central Criminal Co - Ruche, the gaoler of the court, mid the primmer was locked up on a charge of riot and amault aloe the nom 'mittal of the three patuooe for burglary, foe the purpose of keeping her out the way. He explained the stair to the magistrate, Mr. Self% and he discharged the primer. Mr. Yardley arid the course of justice was not to be free some by threatening and permuting • witness. The Fit. some imonid, and must be proteoron. if 100 pram lull threatened her. He directed the primmer to leave the felon's dock and come into the witness-btu. The poor woman staggered, timber than walked, to the witness-box, and mentioned the nasals of ward masa who bad threatened to wash their hands in her blood if nb• ' went to give evidence spied the three primmer. in Newgate, Pullen—Tha poor woman mine to me and said Me was afraid of being murdered. Mr. Yardli7 asked the prisoner why she teak /We horrid Stla as aquafortiaf The prieoner—Oh. my life was wretched, Mr. I hare been In horrible pain ever ideas Mr. Yardley—Why, I weeder you are alive. I wawr heard of anythingeorhocking before. I moaar this horrid Muff, a sample of which I have in this phial, did not bunt your Inside out. Craven, • police-constable, 238 K, who took the Into cust ody, mid abs had suffered very much. fi r i i i= with her ei: hours on Saturday, momently administering antidotes. 111r:Yardiry add the unfortunate woman moat be pro tected from the threats of others, and protected from her. self. He grained *ornate against the patrons who hal threatened the primmer, and directed that aim should be taken beck to Wapping poorhouse sad properly treated. He wee terry the poor creature had ever been removed from the workflows. laepeotot Orithe—We have had police-constable watching her since lam Friday. The prisoner wae then removed from the court. 7411 l ILLNESS IN THE STREETS-CORONERS INQUEST. Yeirterday afternoon Mr. Wakley, coroner for WintMiddleess, held • lingtheoed investigation in the board, rocs of the Royal Free Hospital, Om's-tan-road, touching the death of lira. Maw Moodie, aged 49, wife of Mr. Lewis Moodie, proprietor of the Jewellers Arras Tavern, St. James's-walk, Cierkenwell, which took place ender exceed ingly deplorable circumstanoss. The inquiry attracted considerable Ineereet, owing to the armisconduct of the polio, to the affair. lAllils Moodie, the deoeased'e hualmad, identified the body, and defamed, amidst much evident motion, that he law his wife last alive on Wednesday nutmeg in the hospital. She was wittily sensible, bet only abbe to reeogthee his by saying, Hy huthand I" The deemed wee the best of moth and a very sober person. Oa the Tuesday T ea= she attended service at St. James's Church, and besot if anything 10 better vitae then usual. Site spoke of the 'Waimea. After a little cowers...a she prepped that". (wither) Amid go for a walk, bet while he went into the =he supposed the meet have gars out, foe upon gist her setesquently about the boo. she was found to be atietheg. He sappoorl that the bed gene to visit &neigh bour with whom she wee iatimate, bet es she did net return at 12 ileiock he got swag sad went In seen* el her. He lownt from a polthetnea that a Umiak had been found is a = iali tartan ialeasi to Ab b e le Cittritlr pottc:.llo2-111% eel went to the station and learnt that it wee his wife, bat the inspector rehired to show him to see her or all in hie own method man, although be told the inspector that his wilt wee a presort of very sobs, titbits, sod that the thaw of bor Wag insensible from drink could not be correct. The easesquence of the inspoitor refusing him Ibis request wee that the de cocted remained at the pH's-elation until four o'clock In the morning, when the was removed in an insensible aoudad:a to the hovitaL . . Allred Bolton, polite-ceastable, 47 0, on being sworn, said, that he found the deceived on Moseley night, at about Iv* minute., to tea o'clock, in Wilmingtoa-squarnsitnag on • doorstep. Ho irked her where she hoed, whoa she was sea ebb, enough to say, 11. St. Jewel's-y*lk. She sewage hapless arid Isaipahlo, and supposiag her to be emit be sat • bream constable for the watcher, sad nand her les the stake. She rare her name sad madras mobs 'bake, wales the laspeotor took charge of her. abs waseharged with bttaS drank sad incapable. la orestonseasination the wittier rid that la ems where the addle« was knows the fames were esisaralhy moat to. bete. Mary Aare lama, ea intimate had ad tito deosseed, who had parted with her only • Mon effieeter Woes the poor avatars was level b the be the iissoesad's IMTllsobriety. Oa tho l t=g 6 7.7:-.0........ per eolesr, art eepreersily sa her easel Mehl The other **Maas tally her. est the dr dossawit was es reordiagly sober penes. She was ism while valklag along she equine to evaiddaly tall hos the pub Into the Clatter. A passer by peeked but up, 'Asa the pH** took poison - on of her, tabling she was Wickets& She was Just snebled to muter her S iross, only he Wastes' walk from th -o , t the police, iasissof of feebveybeg td un fort t. to • ,1-tar tv tar rosidaace, curled hw to the paha,- ..taticth The medical tartintony -e ad that death erase train an amtensivs emrayssation of blood on the brain, tb• egret' den attack of natural apoplexy. The deceased was removed to the hospital at 4 o'clocl. on Wednoalay, hi as heensible sate, horn the etstios• bows, and died et 1 o'elook to the afternoon. Thomas Spitler, the polka Inspector who took the chugs et the station, io hie defure mad that he collet la two medi cal um to we the deceased, a Mr. Betwood, and au unistent to • Yr. Taylor, both of whom concurred to Me (the inepec• kc'e) opinion, that the case was ax of drunkeasers. He did ..at allow the husbami to see the dammed, as it was a rule not so permit priemers to we their Merida. The coroner sad jury urged that a dalWesoe should be made to criminal and tile. ,4 mere drunkunas. In the present ores a toast painful mistake had beep made. the deceased set Whey at the time muter the end. of drink. , They haged some alteration would be mode in the polies rule with resprot to such emu The CIBIONt then in eatnusing up commented upon the laweetable reethe arising fee. tbe PM*. inittakial Pb 7 .104 ailments far drunkesesee ; but ha expleined that no arty medical aid could have saved the deceived'. life, The Jew, In recording a Torches of " Natural death," urged that the Comtnimionen of Polka should knee their union. attention called to the cue, and the ;inquiry ter minated. .MAIIEB2B. TEA.-Bince the date of our last circular considerable depression has been experienced in our market, which was attributable to the ttli gram published on the 11 , b subsequently the letters dispelled to some extent the alarm produced thereby, the state of things on the other side in a commercial point of view, notwithstanding the treaty of peat*, being anything brat satiafectory, particularly as relating to Canton. The business done at the other ports had bees bat trilling, and if one might judge from the view, a late season may be expected; this bag influenred holders, and there is at present more confidence, and a some what better feeling exists amongst the trade. The business dose In the fortnight has been upon the whole above en average ; and although some concessions have been made, the article may be said to have recovered itself, with some few exceptions. Common Coypu is worth 10d. to 114 d., and at this figure no great quantity is to be obtained. Flavoury grade. are saleable at a shade under quotations. Black-leaf sorts, if in good condition, sell at from Is. Id. to le. 3d. per lb. A large quantity of faulty and bulked Congo= have been sold at somewhat lower rate'. Fur fine Klee,' there Is • strong inquiry, with but tew on oder. Fine Woopacks and flonings owing to last deices are held for advanced prices. &whom are as last advised. Common Oolongs show no change; fine parorla are a shade cheaper. There has been but one tea sale, vie., on the 21st inat., at which but a small proportion of China produMion was dis posed of. The Aaaam sold at very full prima. Thor. have been no arrival, Woos the 9th tnet.—From Mesas. Layton!, Hulbert, and Co.'s Circular of Sept. 24. BUOAll.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Briii.ii puemasions in America, for the week ending Sept. 21 is 284. 3id. per cwt., emblem of daty.—Tha average price of brown or Rumored° sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending as above, is 29e. ld.—No return of the isle of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East Indies, for the week aid* as above.—The average price of the two foregoing deems tiros of sugar jointly, is 281. 40. per cwt., exclusive of duty. COTTON.—LtvgarooL, Barr. 24.—Thu demand hat again continued active throughout the week, do daily sales having been large. On Saturday last, and especially on Monday, American descrikticns were 1-164. to bd. per lb. dearer, but there was no real animation obeervable, and holders were free genera. Yesterday, in some caste, rather easier prices ware accepted, and the quotations of Friday last are only slightly raised. Bea Island has bean in more re gular request lately, and prices have gradually improved to the extent o bd. per lb. in the last month. In Brazil there is no change to notice. The inquiry for Penmen has been pretty good. Egyptian has been in good request, and the middle qualities have advanced bd. to IL per lb. A good business boa been done in Surat at rather higher rates. Spe culators bays taken 3,940 American, 80 Egyptian, and 680 Surat ; and there are reported for export, 3,410 American, 660 P 970 Egyptian, and 4,480 Barak The market to-day has beanfreely supplied with American, and doom quietly ; alas about 8,000 hells, including 2,000 on specula tion foe export. COTTON GOODS.—MancHterna, Barr. 24.—Spinners and roanunicturere continue well engaged to order, but time seetne s to be less DOW business offnUg'than tbess ;me last week. Prior are very firm at last quotations, and this is more particularly the cam m yarns. The demand cantinas steady for the home trade, and embraces nearly all wants and qualities; but there is less improvement in some qualities Mania others, though in moot there le still an advancing tendency in prime. The demand fa India and Germany le etltl moderately active. In some kinds of cloth for In, mennfacarors have been willing to sell, as on Tuesday, at rather under the extreme prices demanded, but not realised, lest weak. CORK—Caiursromo, Burr. 24.—The supply of wheat to•day was fair for the Kamm but a dull sale at a decline of ls. par qr. on best, 2.. on asootdary qualities, red tusking from 40s. to 455. • white, 445. to 480. Beans What lower. Barley : but waiting qualities fully maintain tisk vides, bet roaadimy sorts are difficult to sell at L. to 2s. deellms. Lninorm, Barr. 24.—We have lad a hdr imply a/ wheat, sad Floss la. lower. Wheat, red, 41s. to 44.; whits, 47.. Bal!,, grinding, 30s. to 335. ; malting, 40a. Waxartaxn, Barr. 24.—Tbere VOA a fair demise d br hub old wheat, at laat week's prices. Pme dry aim 'bait was also la request, and remained steady la value. For other daeoriptiose there was very little bombers. Barley Is. cheaper, very Hoe samples excepted. Beams declined Is., oats ed. (per atone), sad shelling U. to 2a. (per load). ketone far week ending Sept, 20 :—Wheat, 3,212 qua, at 46a. ; barley, 447, at 36a. Bid.; oats, 68, at 275. 3d. COALS.—Lownow, San. 24.—Orey's West Hartley, 114. ; Hartlepool W..t Hartley 16s. dd. ; Hutinp Hartley, 16s. ; Holywall, 144. 6d.; Howard's West Ha rt ley Nether ton, 16s. 9d.; Lamfirrt's West Hartley, 165.; Neweastr Hartley, 14.9 d. ; Walhalla Hartley, 14.. ; Ward's War Harley, 14a. 6d., Wylatn, 14s. 641. ; Walla Ind Byron, 17s. ; Walls End Eden, IS.. 9d. ; Hatton Hartley Mar, 14. ; Walla End illuncliffe, 16s. 64 ; Walla Bad Haugh Hall, 16s. 9d. Walls End Hanwick, 14a. 64. ; Walls Pad Whitworth, ids. Od ; Nron's Merthyr, 21s. ; Nita's Darya, 210.; Powell's Darya Steam, 215.-81dpe at ark* 24; mold, 22. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wl 66ll7l76estais Ta. bet 111. in. r- P cb—u- Ig : Ta 66.1141. 5:4111111. heir •••• 133 10 St Wee/ 060128 lispOsmo46 11. Oni•donise. .... L 1 6, 341 7.171 wit uei maw' ion iiiiiiiii«:; .. 17 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. £MIS Qum (Mr). ()wain Jogo, Imo Newport to TA" Ira Ins. snag ! loot sal re olotodor.ol oa tee LIM llopiralie; Oren eand.—Dartmesta, &pt. 2i. Onalteneer (.Up(, Centel& °seam,. from Sunderland, will sod. • tweed to the water's tide last &pat; weer ease.—Uadla. Beeson[. Ce;Vida From. from Dadra to Lothian, with nave, einem. aloodneed, and with am& oat seep, woe Sall q W the Arands, from .enders, shoat 100 lades off the bad. sad lomat taw It arbour bine lac &Wed.—Simian Sept. WI. Matta (Taman torque), Caplets Paloota. tom Corotaadnelee WO W% en& odes; yes totally Wet )eaterday.—let. Uses, Sept. W. Maim, Captain Wilde. ir es &ore co the Rabbit Islands.—Oweln& dimple, &pt. 14. 01.111LAYTINE SOTICI. Liebe% Pept.lL An order of the tos.:l of health of 13th hot, to D:erio" at the. dodoes dt. Petenbore. Oroadeet, Mts. sad Relelsgt 're "tabled with ahem,* memo.," and eveyeouei" la the puns of thelild at Vinland she Bothnia. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Wu Nana focbconar). of Siftings. two Wow kw CardllW wq e 0,0.1% lat. 40 *a. lea. 1. W. A.ng aft). Mtlatitlay, tow Ningswlig for Almeida% a Dell. D.V. eat. 47 laa.11.1• W !WWI (hrltStb ship). Ant* Ist N" Ifs. 14..16 CcnintgagSbniann, Gonadic, in Owing., liept. 6, 161.46.1116 100 3 .41 W. (lethal= Imo, from London. Foot. 1$ Ist. 411 It., las. 19 W. Gurnee twos Loudon for I.l4lweers.. Ougosll4. 913.13 S.. 11 .. IS . - Glossae (Web of Mast& tray TOsoareg for Looks 33 don left 14 W. 6t lon. i Larder f %nue), otondlag 4.utb.witth-lreet, eopt. IT. IL 11 It. kw. W. Lars Pelaanstaa, Aaron 21, lat. 49 PI .10- $$ W. liononno owl Sophie. Crow tlgorpoof I 4 doot. 1. off Glbolllr. 1444191• 1 (646). irow Lawrpool for Cullom Arm., Copt %W. 4$ 11 leo. 1. w TO Oh . c , soassmor), * el Liverpool , braid walk Wart 14, Ist.* N o km. 1 W. WU.= Jon. tram Laaass. kw. Ifs., is W. [Advertimensent]--Hou.owAY's PIUI bus boa Owed by the manes oessiat et manned at the heed 14 rateedie• toy Yeteoetee *herniate ;misuse Iran the blest theme of the ham. body. They here .eyed theirs& yea inns fa3Limi • seteridee to the deeds el dyypeyes. 4 ✓oelpetino, beer wimple/etc Le. feat stunted home. They bee. IS. to give • waterer fr ...belie et Week sod to meet care they •••4 • gmalille . ... b in= ...newt sad eete4ty, the remise. at els.' away. ere replaced with flow s cene e ___ 4l6 l throws the were by the rentersave and eshietelhh il the NtemieleeMd pnpaellea. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. NBErlff.-11•0.11. at Nutt., lam ittalbastarairtax, tamale at V. Itaabaz7. Nat, of • mos. IMO N.—Sapt.l3. u Parry.ba. Itrisablia, Or wee of X. 3* Dram 1.4 of a tlatalltor. J0N ,22 - 21 •0 1 . ft. at Crammer Halt Nortek. tat alb it Ilr 1111. taco* Jima. Nan, of a dasstistr ilaa l2— arpe. 23. at Bromplearott. Use Ws of Ht. 1. UN. t • daustaar. Lipit ireeavt. al Z. daOw Map of T. Ltda. Noi. t 2,2 " d1 bill. gattr. TT M...-Xtat. X.. at MOM. Ow wife et Wirt. T. WV,. Ii It w Xlaturila Maatlcad. X sant. WILD.—•r4. tf arwlttafibi. Adaaattatil. imaXl2o2. XX. J. A. VOL X as NARttisuse. e VAI M. LUWIJO-111711•10.- 1 1Wpt. U. • I.)adaww. tha i" DIE •I.tht/. 1...ak M.A.. IA Ai" " 1 8 1 "." ( TIN =EI Ar Darraid. lbt. XAR RIAO9-01111a y..-abp• ft At tb. yriew Woorbirhawor Cholawford. IL manias*. of Iftrotofirl.l. ran. to Wilma. owSlOw of J. PAK,. a BrVw.tag.. thaowford. MILL/A-1i KFTINSTALL—Brpt. 21. at flabrea MUNI. V. L li Mar. jun of No War Departmow. son of w LeSrr l ":ll. l takm o,lll . I. &rah, &ague cd M. nolollol. M. ol wpanows,Oriplaus-park. DILATER. BRADLWT.—fIopt. 7L 3..0f00, tam of Ur. R. Muller. of Oren" rim" harems. sod 26. "LA liga-0,4* a, at the H. BoOkodakto. Jim d T. Deb AM. 1114. n Alm igeTolc—sis. 2L I M Diernork Ca-rtlonnil. Po earlogtoo. IWO, of Lliflo Wows. Wilt., %sod I& Ll 7 RE-118.4. 113. of lhottoelliara-nod. Man Lore. . 14 w d w. ot AAA ht.LC.I. EMIR IN.-Bopt. a..r Ugpor flopton. MU* Wit. at WA it Prima sod rev? llama, [as et la S• =0 Soma. la Vie Leam s tret ... n OM la 000001. 0071000110 00 010000. 50 60 P 1•11001 00 IMI. .4