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tab inteiligatu. —....._„__ INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Jur. S. (Dein Kr. Cm"diner harpy.) Ell 12 71101141 DAVIS= lIIMINOTT.-Till lOW. SIUTISI 1 / 1 1/1.. T lessistat aid its the Prisrlas Ast, sal all lks wed rev " MAW=" mass at Or lord BMA lassr. la Ml* uN, bs 1,2101. Or • rustler of arm% sed shr drink Mod k Ifsparber, 11e wss GAM imps Er mime of allwars. HOW ps *sal he wt, sod ilssirsi thst b ltai bra "robbed" of Ya rsary, whirl are hi hind who hr 14 yam Mr. Comeriner Ifvoltry firsissisd W pilaw sod word promise ss ths Ma Ira, the D ior ths anal ram 111 ZS NAST ANSI OVISCIIILL. Yr. li Leay the banish; appeptei he the iseelvtare treatera, • Ns. Ictisma. who 1•11=4 hese et sew Is pooh= Waledeehr, 'MI the ed mos= to give up. Th hem wee heeded le dr leas et me. awl • lay e amed he the liel aim cs as ?Nous =Aim 114auw. SYs loseheme, who W W poioelloa door July lob leo woe dieelogied erolstreet ea Wein order vi es ampler elm mai Mr. NNW, sod Kr. UM yen loolroceed mom, rod le wake sone logalry Awe prorerty. Kr. COominisoor arid is and Ind b Wird midi, mod V should ion Mr were/ dor the s sad esemilmist ti the iallilllo4 WIN= bad= prierea. Misr spendlisly. Ell Si =WARD MTN. Tbie leselesel._ • member. et Delesel-vess, vbe ay- ELmar tbe tretse ILA wee gybed by Mr. lied . Bee& IFolles Naha, best sueebest, sod awystel by It erill be remsbeeel Got Kr. Nabs... ebrippl bah Keehn +.w • dais* hs IL b. K., bb in Se Lad lam by vast's eat el esee dbeirspL It sew @p remed het the elope bed bre lbws by Mesa& Dr ass, ME Mr. Nabs slept Met It beisspd le Ida, be barley esp- Psi semis es the b d behei peel. The psalms Es eh we els Mel es the elb d Deembar, sod es the - Mr. Nes was On Is goys Kr.Ser= Mai, eh* be Mr. lisibres. bra • ohm Kr. Nabs Is drop, sod bolsi iled Me obi& bile met. H. Willows tett ihe e=et a =sarpheleters Ms Me bee the ihe vide wen Wor m = meet be did set dm be wee le glee em me Mr. Careleeksee Money ail es Moe bed bs Auld be eesit set aims s hey et mew peebiles. The beet bail by dm • re* se le stiseseye all duds she per VW Ss dot emtoef • elebent eirmeler. A4bsrsed aims CXNTIZAL CRIMINAL cousr. OLD COURT. (Bohn Mr. Boma )lsi midi Mr. Jamb.» Waldo.) THL 111:11.DER 07 TRAIN. TIM DITICTI7I OFFICIO. fmak Mr Bands sew elethil that thlethe the ski ef the is ithitisig to the mead estembet, sad he ebseld sew pir ✓ed is thaw tat • robbery led bra 11•1111•1111 d by to pri ether. and that the doorged the Millled la lair the pl. sem Into oneledy. Xs. Lary Adental to the nempelse of evidesse of this do serlptlea es bag inelethst sat lir asteriel to the area =hes Mr sorb whidi this whether ths primer bed he is of weiria. Brea M. rdill e ased to hhe that each *Adger yes vary meredel as he quells a t o hat right ulth elVle relied, *raw Other the heel custody et Oa dm Os Arse wee Mr. fiftieth Pkillisidas the rodthreher, wee Aga neared, NW he proved that ea the led of Nervealmor be was at the Geddes Lica les, at at. Iral es. l and thet • carpet-hes belay** Ile vide are Whir of revise 111! es •Wd geM ple, mad • seasidarebr ewe, r= gad • Madera desk, wen stoles dos the gem ef the lea le the raft of that dsy. It New pored that as the foilorwtap mandsg the the Moder& desk el • presktiefe &O s ?: sal that he primed • ithedi km slit crane ha pad hit with ISO of dr skies Mi. soles, wd he err ego roved to he,. hthreed of other sore that hired a verde. of tha seam peerdilY. The inale ar - c .= ,* gems' elm @ridge that ere Is stir it wee eighth we she troth te Ids porgies& This eland the OM he the promothice, end the tort sad Mry adjourned foe • dirt period for the purpose of WM( arm retessirrat. Mr. Utley thee pressided to serial that the amp of maths wild mot be seppersd, lairaadi es the primer wee sot la lip! seredy, he big • kriPar, ass a• Wie=to the of that arty, sail hshig head the weed tt his IA rid het the sot be had athiellheil =At me th desserbrees, amour to the arise M only. The hind cooed died arra ethes la it bedlam Itsid MA whoa ea aka thistle sparelisad • party apes regliehat ertheady, sod the per, aeletal sad dealt seird, the ohm ithiered readesegthe ealy. Mr. Bel* to riff, urged that &heath the Wier the aid peeved to hew Mil• war the the eppeheatha of the pelether, yet that whoa the phew wee se lewd sa Zeglish the other we idle jes-ted ti tide( Mr hie ese bath sad the plisse athervell thet d u z=that est ef knee the dorsal the • de. es the port of the parattembiel, sired hi to lir s virerV i the law, clearly resisted to anti mar. lir, sad he said the attention of the wart to the fact that to every Gee of the seer that had Isis died by his learthil ithad, the ad vas seathitied at the errest af the se templed Med wthet, sod din ow ant • slosh berm I. MieleklMe the pent, the ad woe serthltied • soseiderable due Ourirards, gad that this vas • Neer hipotheat Madm an la the msg. Mr: Berea - lisafla. osaseldeg with Mr. Jades wags. nig Urns woe dillosiiiss lm dis preemat case, smiths quid= adder Or dhow we la bagel custody or aot was deleabledy ea Imperteat invent l a the inquiry. Be tad his haned eelliages were of opietri, however, that the proper owns le paws wee to had it to the jury to gay Whether the adds emeanted to swear or ed. If the awed wen heal the adaseed isdeeps bed it wee ea Weird set, did If I. the wane of thee Siegel ad death dosed. that would delealesdly assead le the elide of darder. If the swat wen illegal, tae. the Joey would mad whether this wee such • ressidehis provocation to the prided se would Maas the crises% that d deaelseightsr sod the court wen a *los that thew seeded &sad be submitted to ties .r. They would hew hen yaw le deem t t retica . by de Mart d Bedded, but it would have bees_ badly read under de peen r e a throw dense to have hawed da • da& lir dadirselon to had oh. • difisibelary an Mr. Lid, them graseeded M ir allied the jury fur the de base, sad be seed ire Ited hem Ukdally breed ea head de Weddle true • help eons try, sad thst he be Ida Megedy dedbaded, sad be watiaded the jury that Ode ad ad .ea toy sedan del he haw de doomed was en said. Me bealleedbil end treated with rimdemaibeeen did he urged, Matmortlag wider sack he bad beam dots to odeed de eat of whisk be woe esseeed. Mho jury shoed lad this view et de era he said the primmer ought oath le he wheel of arear ter, but it appeared to him del whoa they looked at ea beta Cl the awe, they woad ese that the, we» =lld waft to the reastesks that de died of de might bed been the malt of addeet. Be tbia ellierwell urea the dads that the esoodence appeared to hare Idea pied la the dirk. and he contended that there was to dew this the prisoner did not intend to destroy did that fles (oer received the injury wham end's wad= MI prowl bid fro. carrying out that intention, and beswrledsdaanyfdetdsddie speech by owneetly 111111intime tit Jery, Y dry said sot give effect to the 11101111111111 that de 01118121111111 was the reset of an widest, this they amid at ell edged p !Omit with him to the ale that de passed bed hen deplly arrested, and that ' I wader sea eheedeleasee, to bed wilfully talon the life et tbe dressed, Ire de att only ensisaled to the arum of deadmisgbdr. Mr. Mama Mode Ora preseded le sum up, sod he oh- , awed tied it mewl le Ms that the only ivientkill• toe the I try le sedider wen whelk, the primmer Wm guilty of the sem et was e el emeleogliter, for with regard to the sespoiss that de dead was the dealt of accident, he lidegid that tide was Dodds I. the widows upoa which lbw dead Mild Mk an es= By the law of Bog- Issel, be sod ,every act d held to be murder wakes tepee akerosiscas we shows am beaten' of the wend thet wend heed be nice the aoten to tbeieiwas eisesist ; sad +on nerie wee neiresebh preeillen one es wend ills le the Wed af ow witty www, art Ile set wee eeetssDled the rooment mad defies the bit =6the law is Ise awry ciddeted the eelleleat to .• bay Y retentag • yorliee et meallewrlwur 111- Mod d se e d lAN eider. Ms Wad* thea re• anal w the hi d the end it it it they bail tie en was by be piens Mid et • frig et mew yid the view he tiie aiw ten ink GA es be wildwel, nein hi + with by rellsoi s headeede bin be bed pew tied in be es wee sill li mit the eine stooestsi le owlet; bid It, es the ether bid, day did be el *An bat be leheem—with wee as doubt illea booed Se 'mot egibot Ntheowseleted the art adly while madllai maw ndee that be bed ben weep enwellel, owl that th eis t ef beedielles his is nth et waif bilge • teromalie Mess le ems* mast dine • asoriples, they would Is dot GM be Jewelbi Is ban hie gift d r Isms Moen et moodowslior. Tlrtjtn reimuld et to Main peg $ Velma, awl la aims e• brae they imbed Ms seen tad deliverett thdr waist, Wiwi de e pier it + elltn win Mr. Saber, the rise min, thee eei the end vei ned+ br 41111811. SW lb. Does kink se awe preceded Nan h saner et bill hi tb• phew. Wig pia the link an edinied iii adi wit= bed lea Aid pity by tbe jury dew • am need tehi, of dr tin ef +IN Cider ; mad me MID vb• W pit elkeihe I. the Manes ail minis taw babe Ihet dot wait wee • ingot Jot wed Carnet thew Is whole Wye bow bet • rin ebiew MEW ben boss his, mad he sign ben dried Ow jay del if they wow Ot_ vides that be was Mt suirly d thedsorsed —of which thin could bo very ft le doabt—that la law tar crimp arrated to wader, sod thst day we. basal to aril bha gift* at that Ara ; ha ho bed alt that It would be atre satiserhap that aB the rasa sham should be tar sod that the sadist the Put he aural lira • dal bassriedge st si the les* mil =bid OM *sir mist spa awe hats, sod Ohm bad god ash ihn hmea holosialitha s that hie rhos was art whoa wroder. Taw 'Adam loft ao doubt that he was a gnat arel-seirded we. Won he ha the plan at Witherlas Orgy told its pair that be would met adsysl, sad that be would that rag as who attempted to paw* hie eto take hie arftedy aka dog, sad shoed larralkaly aftsmede as th at throat la the mar diarato wassitz. Ili ado the asap* bog ban the Ina, awl was Mowed to Ilawkwg, 'two be woe tsar coutody, and pissed sa besot a th is la the amp at the darred, who aground to bare Lasted ha with the prated klairser It writing that he lad ea& it right to bailed We, bed this was so tarty era Ito was ailthd dr sad Vit said ler a ro ma he sera Iftet week • pessadiag dooda d the ast same Sr Wag Ow ale Si as eater, it would loaf to ard deageoss earegasas. Thoptharr boro hinvphd kis laddrip, sod add. with gar whoa a, that he bad set had a Mr trill, sad that the aurset ha lookol wen th Awe at la weld so at Orly ea plum Ns* to the the arder, they were igiNIMINi a law. He tar NU thud he was ocarioted without say said orders* sad apes Whig bat probabili ties, sod ha desheal That thin was maim to prove that he had ben gull* Misr of weltay • sued*. I. then assiird tees esarlstred, sided that he liked the i lath s tz but la daybed dr km*. Sip posesit is aid ho weld aril sway slowesse the Mega st • err la his pod the, Mt rid/ ast help offrooldstg that as jay bad d paid the aset anises alaihr to dr ass, sad theit he da a ..it belo lo w dress with thine *es appoond be would haws bed with al lay el wyono. Thy to have esseldi dr alarm tail earalha t eed ho ant say** sndoar* be amerwrod their ne 111/1/1/1f karo ardoineed, with great violsooe—l sea asalsosell Epos probelvillass. I did ant 111100 the ora • it was dame by waist. Umbria to shoot saysell, ....—I he , 1 oweght held at ray antis eed the plat Mai of ma shot Do what you Mks with me—roast as or kW tar The Wad Judge aid he art reguestar phase act to hisatept Wm,shiieaawstab g amadd Dees dada art bat es ova mad sad a dais la he bad lam sway the lih of the deserved, mils Ilmberisil to re earsahr that cement tho duratiria d W mimeos ' woad be assesold hems. Massa spiders ho right prorlesely has he Isliortel bin to eshavour obtain the st sad a mash* day reli gion prieumelsa ho =led disks to ass woold_bopwalhed a have assess his der that imam Hie lonie ots obabil by paolng aonlmoo of death la the usual dam The pilaw, who tend to a vary violist sad arta alsie, woo *ea stramed tram Os her. The Ira lassas. piper sad Tooag, for raisduresawr, woe, spas the egglisalsa of Mr. Bodkin, paigured to the mat aseler. NEW COURT. (Before Übe Ilinarder.) RAH JPB•oia;, mar aid ropido of a wad Wind Go Boador soffiramknill to Igo Mr trld br so sorsolt spa hie Wilma if upour tbo WO our Mr. W. Cooper red Mr. T. H. Loeb wee br the proem ial's, mil Mr. eaboat Parry rod Mr. Mato* for Go do hairme. It rat r. detain bed, spa re lx et • Iris das Lt vire be w armed ebb r es apperre kim ft • M. Society .. beer t a re eareet to pte Deraltee• sad reerrigq re arimmet re at the emus as beard dist weerlv trot bad Moir rejig ober ken sett Ihe rye et lb babi on berg. Mai erS r e bear re led hit tram dr *slog, end yes drow& ri glart dare all set be earl le are lb. 14 ere ws rierreelly rat. Upon croft armea si dr z fre ear ere reethey a a win lb. airy 'rime as m drip girt al= *I =sr I d mire yes ester re are rhea wart raw el the lei , rd gee Orr reuse be per re peer ahe& Xr. Pray, la ve meeti, air re rage of enrity, wed rid Ire Moir t rely red re mbar" cer teethe es bred are reeele, sal se MO regretted tem sea deander el. reel eselar ee the IA Tb. Irma bajeart lambi 41•11811 two grammars at the NOW, wb. NINA AM re dome el iamb w astir* Hr. Tar litearli Caw mid le shoed net goer dr ere anx....._sir w rid the arm mem/ b 711,. fit!d • wry gasper . He led u.ver herd • charges( ane w. ; rade f Archea e it. right pomade. To has Are aperered so or The delhadsat ass Ora discharged, eel the exposer refund t the two vitneres rho bad Ards the tire. ANA Away was tar ed asibinlfeg the arca of 161. lie id., the imerys at the Instabszy Pries hold Lead astiely,_ _his reerni. Mr. Or sh =sented ; end /dr. and Mr. C. It. Oder. 'The etas wee air of the ordinary °barman% PAM!! Wkm searsiry es the wiry, at 801 • year salary, and his to 1604detsioaticre, se far as at present discovered, amounted H i e era ottavkted, and sentanoral to three years' peas! Praia Videtitiew arowediers, tide -waiter. who lost nodal =gritty to upon • superior °Mow, named ems Lair sees rsp hr e. emosties *on Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Ribtow, •tho dolholoat woo owttewold to two months,' imprisonment. THIRD COURT. (Before the Common %dant.) Hairy Pan White, 42, tallow chandlor, wee indicted for receiving a cofierpot and other ertkdes, the property of S a r a h Afkuran, wins them to have bee stolen. Kr. ()wide proseontsd, end Ilr. Itibtaa defended. The circumstances connected with this robbery hare bats • ones before the public, Oat • very brief outline at to helm will enlace to mall attar*a to them. The prosiest trio, a lady haying a town reelane In Greet Portland-street, had left it for three years In tie use of a constable of the D division, named EIBINA who, after reieting is plundering the home, aboseerkl, but was tuba In Ire land, and, with an .asset thk court in Novembr, and keg** • sort of mond-band clothes iv W iP e i n illialw •-elnet, which le looted Otte by Ids whin be es • jenewo toorthoiwebar. At the rims of &elm elm Eleltrot el wide* L i T at m e i Lis hone% ha, oflor ail = ai r ;dm week nu die oborged i t of the t won homes; solestomil, of th .t nis i the r obbery,, peleemen orlb odd yore of Use yolgerty to orbs. Karim. libels bee was 'via ended, and mom of to Non whisk had boa Nebo dim voted. Upon thb yeleeeor abostoded end wee seteleoesaie ween the 24th alma math, whim be was takes .4 iiiegag• to. by Palioecoestable Potter, le who= he offered 61. to let kimj: Tit jury &mod him Gritty, mad he woo mettotood to lbw yam' pawl ser•itude. THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY Dear frised,—l wriat them few Mee to you la lame lelll the palmier, a tho Mud. I mat te live al Mn. SO, Waked-mrest, sad thant the add wee lama 11, sod I imat le ME Hark the doctor, amd he gam tee soar mediclue tor the ohM ; sod I told him that the MINN mute wee Jeliems Ismarnos, awl the ma day aim got Irene, and I amt air Mr. Hezt, sad ha mar to ea bar, sad he Mid me • thee she had the asasies. Lad be came to as liar miry day. The child died aa the Saturday measiag, et beama fir, as the Tel or 9th Amist bet, sad she vas heeled cm the Tesedey eltar,_ sad I vat end A Ihe regally of her death hem Nr. Hart, sad them I told am hat mem was Blebsrdar" sad that it vas is Union area Saleideble, mad 6e ropier of hot birth I rot is Overalreal—l think thee I. the mum of the Meat, la Union- Meet, al a eammiete shop, sad there I same vas Jamas aleherdeaa • mad I mid ay o vas limy 1141= as bar miller, ad .at to me bat bin a s h. dews • ad I followed bar to the poomal, ad New bar laid la the Victoria Cemetery. The number aflhe gram 6 SS sr 16 Now, dear friend, thus le ell the 66 =trahast the child; sad if they dig the pal irblie man in the mead 1 think little 6 ea the lam a 6, mil she hes ea be shift sad a male_liedgews, sad it pair at map a Mu 6EL deer Simi, yea cm go Is Ifirm Labia" OS, Meet, yea sib Ur if eite rasemilme ghtai SHIM Kew Wilk. ad soak. Now, Am bind, I have toil yea on t h e premises. Nov, reemalser your mom aelhtlemele hied, limatoa MASOAINI lhocusor, " some of Deemehm. "Mn. Lovete. 9, Poolertadidlage, Meat. CleriumwelL" - he weewer be • ameher at gumshoes put be a very Whig memo, to the saber by Mr. Crew es to whether mho was Milled the the slat had wedged toestirat, she ethi that thew. by me mum did I had, ar that the (Mid whith bad ham heeled wee solleeft bore, and die bed ameeleimed th at he &dm Mil bow lam by ame with whew the rimer wholdled am ibe hder• its death to a " leaving ihm" awl mho mild thet she should be ever rabid MI6 Miship woIMIod Mier the did to be deg up, so thei as might he M. it rabbi, that it • i= a vo d eihe theneht dee wail le die le Tenpin tt by wok. lie hal aho harmed ad dm child had wry Y the weele here whore the phew mat to lad^ and the leallaip 101 l he that the rimer bad pat it to the breast, Obi* the (the ear) had mew beim a miter, mad ohs thrived the death of the child to the want et proper wierfahmat. Mr. Meow mid he odd art we, ea the kill bed hew =AV, bow the swam mid be owithed View le the maudlin that am eithmaretios et the hely dwelltake piece, allasere the exert had wary W hom le wit the poor lemma to may way that It The lama rip summed up, and reed I. hurry the demo maw relish the isdialweat ma heath (Mites& IV., esp. il, moo. 21), aid hit it le them to say whether the pri wear had, within th e waft et the Mbele, deprived the wither of the priewdem et bar dad. The = Le hr oodiately howl tho rimer theary. Mr. , atter widening weft the inglehatee me the tow*, said it woo the menthe= cards el the wart that • worms me of the Ida scald art eemew, whisk be be lieved wee the mimioa of may cm peewit, user the pi emir henelL The law rue the mid • fiessollsma power Silo the meant d reaMewed le he weeded la semi aim% sad writhe( this ea was d the weed deseripliew be hit Ylt to he hie duty to pew upon the rimer the full term the law ew alloesweye ars.d, width was that she be hethe peal merviluis hr The primer beard the amino without the ;wet comers. Derearit Edward Bailin, suromdered to take Ida aid ipom • elm. ot Irving amolled John Hwry Bath, aa Amebas teems, k a cellwthen, hy striking ow the head whie • Garble& He was hurl Gutty, am • bag Mal, sad the dei matimed le eta weethit hard labour. Mr. Maw wee woad be the grcesoution; Mr. Rheas for mes. im A dmi cei men, an eieletant to a drain et Ilinthrell, woo fkw U. ed., the saw, at Ms employer. He wee Ile.esseeeed ; Mr. Min* was he the prieweer. Ain MAIM Arrow wee WWI wen be wineet to • chew et bodecent emoted in he Aihinhi•ereine; bat be , and his oreogninnew. bimeit 100 i. end two ce 100 i. etch, WM seneelei. Zech hie *the main the *he eemphisei etas win dows ti the end bring est end the eoughint wee et glif Wended le het the to which hay WIN efts ties were cheek bat ethers were se loon opens/ eitewhere, whielt he evil wee net dizeiniebed bat rather inoreasei no oloosoodoo owe is het ventilation wield be ezheneely Moak at mot Ind epee whin% aim and below, ke partieelor le mit vreatiwe so the mho itoe am at the Jurors " anything weak bet • Joke." MIDDLESBX 3BSSIORB. Mao.. Mr. Crory, M Clrksorweil.) IDINAIIt CAIN OF *MALIN° A CRILD-..1 o► 8888 N TZARS' FINAL SEIVITUDB. Eleasor Emineraeto, 29, waa indicted for feloniously and maliciously by force and trend, taking away and detaining Johanna Richardson, an hifant child under the age of ten yew, with intent to deprive Ma Richardson, the mother, of the yomessioe of such child. 'awn were Ore other counts la the isdictment, varying the offence. Mary Richsnison, the mother of the child, said—l live at No. 12, Poole's-buildings, Mount Plasmas, Oray'orinn-100. I had • child, Johanna Richardson, between 10 sad 11 meths old, and as I had to go out to work is the daytime I wed to leave my baby with the prisoaer whits I wee oat Os take care of it. She wed to come and fetch it In the mous ing. eLc i l s /ht it beck to me in the evening. At the elms Rua I was living la Vins-strost, street. y baby at this tiros smoked st i t .° = 1 the at Is. 6d. per vesk is tone awe et the ch i ld. She lived next door to me. Oa the 10th of Lured I droned my child in the monism sad I have not es. it alai. Oa that morning the p;rower asked me to now home ae soca se I amid in the vreab a g , es she wanted tiTces the play. I manned home al mat eight o'clock dist as 1 soul not get home earlier. When I got lame I sot are the ern could I her swain oboist my child. The did net my saytbdag to me that she we. shout to have the neighbourhood. I have armor mesa leg child ellness. The amt time I my the Omer was when sios we is ores is the prima. I mild to kr se soon al I saw bet, " Whom is my dear baby?" to whisk she replied, "It based omit heorlsC' I this said her ahem end she mid, "la Visteria-gork Cssesesry." I *pia sea her in pi ton's she sold the tend had bees buried by the perish hat I de net has, whether this wee my child. I have tore ether &alma at home. They go to solooL They ere of the reopeethe egee of Ave ash eight yore. The Melt I mimed ray baby I woad shoat the sweets ell eight, it I wail art me, bet I kali hew eethieg k. _ primer tt..eallosis marked that abe bed before bed de heby twe or dies *hie et a tire. Ka. ordeer dried Ws wee biros bet child took Ihe Merl, rid doe primer bed sever ban a radar. mom Deft. poise aselable • 31S, km demelplies Owes ibe mos" lhe dad et the Mier beeeedie Irk dr pelmet tar meedpie lel Lbar4tssat, Reim Ile leitber be leek bar as a elms* et ddhl. She Kew arid I reel It wee le ZS MI that did sot water, end Mme lake ber u the dabs .. ithe this old that de did wee deedUbe rid that Dr. Hart, el Thiffavense, via de mars! an whe Medd it, rd wee Mid is Viderle-pedrOmer T. He bed min da be et Dr. KM. erd he hellevel Mt the ealterme of eteterm we Me. He settledabed te the age ef the etbeirg dad kr aamies, sad whoa It be grore Miller that II died of penatesde. While lir prism. wee is the Hoar of Dread= oho est fledstreg hater sr del : the prawimbr of the ; the rethepropky Iniereem TEE POLICE COURT& ILANSION -HOD 63. Mews Ftoma% a Mower, was charged before the Lard Mayor with coeunitriag a savage sairelt op= Mr. eanndeen the moats. at the City of London Union Workbouas. Mr. litunpheen jun., instructed by the Board of Guardians (a treat many of when win preeset), appeared far the pro 'gentian. Tm Mercator, whose face was dreadfully bruised and laourated, and who bad two frightful black eyes, was sworn, and said—l am master of thie City of London Union Work house, la Bow-read. Yesterday, be the =scud= of my duty, I was attending the Board of Guardians at 61, Bt. Mary-axe. 1 know the poisoner wholly wall. Hs was an inmate of our workhouse yesterday morning, and was dietharged by an order of the committee, dated the day previous. A man named Wilcox discharged himself at the asses limn I left the board about four o'clock yester day aftemoon, =A was in the act of getting into the van to Mum to Bow, when the prisoner and Wilcox suddenly came from wader th e horses' beads. The prisoner maid to Wilcox, " Here's the --, Charley, give it him." He immediately flew at ms, amt began to strike ma on the face. I stepped back • few paces into the middle of the road and defended myself as well as I could. They closed upon ma, threw me down, mad I was severely kicked in the chest and left breast. The prisoner pared my face with his open head sad tried to tear my eyes oat of their sockets. They gam ins repeated blows in the eyes. • sea who wee pawing cams to my amistenos, whoa the prisoner celled out to Ist ths alms, yea don't know who he is." Hs t a f safn called out " Givs it him, Charley," and they both con ned to strike me in the foes until a man who is now in court interfered, and prevented their doing me any further isjm. Oa the previous day I had made a statement to the B that oaM qmirdiana, in tlss prisoner's memos, to the effect be ha not availed himself of two offers of employment out of doors, and it was in consequence of that communica tioa that the committee ordered him to be discharged from the workhome. I did not touch him before he struck me, and I thin may defended myself. The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner whether he wished to pot say question to the witness P Prisceer—l silted him how he could swear falsely against am, end he =de me so reply, which I struck him. Ttr mossoutsr deeded this t. Mr. Humphreys now called a men Dam= Patrick Towbay for tbs purpose of corroborating the evidence of the prose =tor. The man, however, was ooesiderably the worse for liquor, aad The Lord Mayor refused to allow him to be swore. Ms. Humphreys then &Wird that the prisoner might be Wil tunandsd, and a warrant =red for the apprehension of ma.. - ftisonsr—Wiloon to down stairs. He wishes to give Min a& tato custody. He followed a here hos the stetion ►ones. ___ TM Lord Mayor seat the ethweehie who had charge of the prism, to take !Wilcox thee ethewly, if he was still °utak the court. The Mmtable ',tamed. end Mil be wee sot to be found. Prisoner—Me mat to the Oatim•benee Lot night to give Metall op, but the eergeeet tali him he would not take the cem a L prieraer was then ramaded. One of the mordiem stepped krrwm4a:d . rid —WAooz rem to my home at 9 o'cic* bet t, and maid he re quired • lod i 4g. I told Mole lei the to go to, which " I won't bre& year wisdom to-day, but I will be given &ergo I waft Lan yen MI you give we in ohne." He thenpw me a violent blow in the face, and IMO away. thrmaltmea ha Me come to me wan a Mae Itao**ae themaide dhk trewarre, so doubt for the pr. c is al ma. He moray Islam Mistimes. Ihmaaitit Mita. Lad Tea shall have ell the proteotion that we em modifyk yea. I Imo to hiss his Ms before loogom I odurehm4 he in lama to the palm Mr. Humphrey, then breuela mar hb lordship'. sodas a eareplatot ot mehmed by several the gmedime the mom at the pallemistlen, whoa tboy rateadad amailers to eats, Om amp emiet Pirmea. Tbe molter was tiered by the Lad Mayer le the Pam Cambianw ix lamellmaion. Yrs. Mary Arran, militant at the Lag'. Head Ta 36, Paltry, appeand anew., to • ireimone Mita ehvg s vd her with having eolewhilly moulted Mr. Pradmink Davie, of the am entabliehmau Mr. Magi, the beedater, assented in Ispgart of lbe oar moos, and Mr. &ye Monad me the )Mang'.el the delhodast. The Com elidl—l leek the Haul Tom% is the P , ai • mak mat. tibia I pay le • Mr. Iledam The deiniet wee there whoa I mimed, about lee webs eae, and hr esetimed fire ever Mau I nem *mei le pay bar end oho bat ramilma thin *M. Mr. till me that she was to May 712 " my aeon row same Me the plees. I meted her to iiaTe Mame she wee elm* mad* the servanta o Whist f eteelieg, sad IMI n ot b. Oa Murky left, while to Mr. Bodges, I Mud hr ametio• my nom, sad I Mal ha what it was alum f fate tepre6, " It's ahem " Meg • tLlhy wad. She ailed an everything bat • ; a s le my Me three Mime; do tea op • rarvfog sad more i• would hem Omagh my bead beim the dew me eat. 111 hod ace madwaly bobbed my Ma, bialb mold have Mut my Ye. My badness Mb tens to the 1 Had every day, bat I am shoal le go titre leaf oho entry bar threats isle oremalon. I sot Is MeV Mr aft /La /errs--ii I am memeled with Os Ifree Heed lam jlimageffff• Mr.=. the yeurrleler dm Mem Ma lbe hpljamet Mew ma eel wide I effilarai lia b l e : 6l llp iwbra, lL mead that he skald have the ef lbeesrvente. The Lard Maym—There marmotooloabig oa opesmat. EVVNING, JANUARY 7, 1858. am Ilr. esle-4 WI dry that the etatemeht of We wh le er_hstrah Creseenrisiellaeintineed—l did my to the detendaat, "It's a play mill& as sank ; get into rock &temper." I did ail tall bar • law creature. I told Mr. Sod, otss last la la proisasa that she had drank sin or at brandy Om nondag. I told him the truth, tar dr bed bed eta eats a/ akt, three of stoat, four gismo L ard hm awl al& bugs al . (Litughtor.) Tao Mayar—Thet fa roam a large quantity, and rathsr aa aspothe tallalgatea. Does she pay for what she drinks P_ Co Pay I so my lord. She mid to sae at the time, " Taw ilm't pa for it." TM Lard she get what she liken without paM pi = ,_ Moot decidedly, my lord. Mr. Hodgei ee wou kad ld am twice to go oat of her sight, and then bar temper gat bat,r. _ _ _ Crosiessminstion continued-86e told nee I deserved to have the knife Auk Into as, not that she would do it ; end the whirl the home. that if she were a man abs would kick me out of _ _ Re-szendned—l have been told that the de ardent is XT. Hodges's daughter. J. Osllles, a waiter at the istabliahmcat, oorrobaste the states vet of the complainant. Kr. Sleigh upon this evidence requested that the defandent might be hound over to keep the pews. fie=will undertake to show that the oom was the cane of the quarrel. It was her duty to i i proteot the property of the proprietor, which she was endeavoming to do whoa ais altercation began. I can prove that she arm spat at him. It is not true that she called him the filthy name he inentioasd. The Lord Mayor—The complainant swears he to in bodily Isar, end thcrekre it is my duty to bind her over to keep the kir. 8a She has not the limit objection to being bound over. W. Hodges will be her surety. The Lord Mayo—As she I. 'umiak her husband would be the surety. Will he not maw forward Kr. esyrrahe Is parted from her husband by a deed of asperatica. I sea& at is inellcirat that she should enter into her own eeeognisaame. There ia something in the aantrated with this matter of which your lord ballr ire4were. should The laid have a weed Wyor y. —That is en additional roman why I lea The demdases father became her surety, and the paths the court. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Dawas M•i•My, • Arum delisentined•looking was elwrpd with criatbg a diMantimine in ItMatin's wcwithenes. ilohortApge, ow of the workhouse yardmen, add that ti the primmer creating • great diMaubenco, by tarp tint tan with • WM Ho meted Ids to deidet, WSW d 8 ' • o be only twereMPSl the asks. The teekmeeter edd that heraing • great woke while the inmates wen M brialthwk be went to me whet wee the came, whim be Lad the primmer eiriltiog • am with a ladle. Ho requested him to be quiet, bat to no rupee& He told him that Clare , 1111111 pi/OONS Immediately above the ward in • sick and dylag Matra hit tide having me Allot, he gave him into waramly. His emadnet ea ell modem was very bed. Mr. Baden mated the primmer what he had to say ea to Mt ccadnet ? The primer mead the hod el bite bad bees TNT bad, end abo mei Imo.* He eited he veralemen for more, and as be Woad to get it he °trembly had made a little noise. Mr. Bead= said it was not to be tolerated that sick and d,t. panne were to be disturbed in such a way, sod would see whoa't the primers liked Imprisonment and hard labour begets. Cw;ustitati for 21 dam with bard labour. lAMB/1M silfral Arid, teekussithr of tbe !Covington W wee charged with having unlawfully taken away= body of a certain two named Mary Whitehead, with latent to sell and dispose of it for pin and profit , Mr. Robinson, the barrister, Instructed by Mr. Chester, attended to prosecute; Mr. Joyce, advised by Mr. Bekkom, appeared for the defendant. I Mr. Robinson stated the arse at comiderable Wag& Km Louisa Mbar wee then celled sad was—lllte said she was the wile of John Mixer, sad resided at No. 30, Pitt street, St. George's-road, Southwark. On the 6th of October, 11164 2= she went with her moire, Mary Whitehead, to the N Workhouse , where she remained up to the lime of her which took piece on the 30th January lath She anal at the workhouse on the day before her death, and saw hr mother, and on the day of her death she also saw bar. She thin sited the thalmdent, Mr. NM, if more than oas that ma south Mew tor maw Wats gime ; he replied they meld at the ppasth of la. 6d. seek. She alto asked bin whoa des ireeM - be buried, sad he replied on the lister -41117....a. =thewth& bat named her to Kr. Hogg, the , sod M person mid the towel Todd to pi ea the Mosby. Oa to the Mos she Mi nos) emeentmisi her shirr the wortemes, sad ✓ing Mr. Feist them she .told hint she weeded to me Whiteh the body of her abettor Mrs. Whitehead. She with her aster to the dead , -bouse,whers she fogad = and Hags . Mr. Feist took the lid off one of the coffee there sad told her not to go too sear, but she went near enough to see that it was this seam la the oak. Mr. NIA told them to withdrew to the waffles.-room and in about halt-an hour told am to air sad get into the comb. They did so, sad followed the bane to Mile-end, supping at the time they wore follswist the neeles of their nether. At the bu rial-plea two eoliths were taken horn the beensand buried, end the wee vadat the impend= all the time that one of those octane containoi therewith' of her mother. This whams was enes-cumbied at some length by Mr. Joyce, but the loomed gentleman elicited mottles material in favour of his cHent. Mr. Robinson hire celled the undertaker, Robert Hogg, as • witness, and on that pawn getting into the witnese bth, end when about to be sworn, Yr. Lewis, of Rly place, Interposed, and said that be bad attended for that person when about to be examined before the Poor-law I the danced of these bales, and was n M eet t c lUt r x l to s TlVor proondiag should be adopted, and it was under this promise that he wee induced to make the statement he had dons. Yet in violation of that premise he was now summoned to give evidence in the pri est ome. Mr. Robinson said that Hogg was smennoned to give 'A lamos in the present cue, end whether he did so or not itottorod very little to him ; but if be retard te do so, he (Mr. Robinson) knew what course he should Adopt. Mr. Elliott observed that the where bed beta properly satinnoned, bat it would be his duty to %Jona him that he ins not bound to say anything that would (Aurae, himself. The wears having been sworn, rid he wait en Rader taker, or lived at 89, Bt. George's-mad, deuthwaek, and bad den Imployed as undertaker for the with et &. Mary's, Newlegiem. The bill produced was in his Wad ad wee his quarterly amount In the beginningths yearfor the burials dose by hint for the pariah of New trla that bill there was • charge for the herbal of y a- Whltehe:&it o o th ough he bad removed the body et that person from N Workhouse to Guy's Hospital. lie charged for the of bodies taken to the hospital the same as If they bad really been interred, because las weer lure, or bed been told that he was net to do so. The body of Mary Whitehead arse taken to the hospital on the aid of 11 4 7.71liott—That Is the day on which you °barge for the burial. Would you have made the some charge if the body bed been buried or taken to the hospital Hog should. de 2 seeelosseo 111ollo—Do you invariably charge the same nadir sea Witosss—lawleblY• no wham preessiel to ay that tram faelredlon he m ethod Sem the doliedoe, he roolvel eba setweary doom neat bon the Isegeotor mar the Amboy AGSM the re moval of the body el May Widlohold to tito Owis having fur arid the emelikele her W7M 6a to' rea rasoter. The papers wen the sem be had Mr. Robber—Now seeing three deeemeit, mad ap posing It was a sham eanaral, and atter hides the body to Guys Hospital, Aoutert you tell the wart Ida wenbe the annerA. There might have bees two bodies in the boom when there ought to have been three. It wee my duty to en the right number of bodies come oat of the deed home. — lir: Rabbets—What do you moan by telling cm that there aright have beea three bodies to coos oat when only two really comae, and that the third wee kit for anatomical li 4rtnies—l moor go to the cemetery with parochial fenarala. I leave It to ware, who get the names of the oat-door paupers frees ma • those of the in-door paupers from the master rd the wtiskhoom. Wren I heme goes down of a morning awl foetid four or eve to be buried, Mr. Petit has told ms to leave °resin of them. lecitobleson—illeveyea knovni sn insfa.oe vibes seme body has been enbildentsd for another is the dad . have; but I cannot eity in how tom hislimoos. If r. Robinson—Yon mean the substitution of bodies or pests of bodies for others ? How often f Winton—Tin or Man times within the last twelve Matobiason—Ou those occasions has Mr. Feld beim with t ea— Tea It wee done by directics of Mr. Fist but th ew were bodies or parts of boar brought ham the Valfor the wpm of intmenek . Robison her remarked that it wee the duty of the besyhel to mil the remains of bodies thaesce-1 and to the glees et hshesszat t and not to the workhouse. Mr. Illiett—Thee I waggon the bodies or puts of bodies telme from the begdtal le the enethease tre eehetitened fee other bodies thin, end the War Mit el the teelkiteeee to be disposed el by die =Met et the matchers et the min , taw, or both? The whales admitted that it was so. The whims also adminsi OM the oodles mat by Idle *Me hominid were =Lathe elm es ems hombind te the weeliaame. belles se preset beam vane pea into the sit at the haqatel, the Maw were milal dews bike be teak those hem drive to thewmthoese. He aster bawds Imbues le Ms oaloary. Mr. Mentoess—Thos rare vie a wabstitelbet of a body, man the treelieuse Weed of a be; Mileme—Tes. Ms. Mektase,--Asi Wised of flied= *Waft the beef it SW me they moppets, they taw , the smiles o elhiteetem ; bat Mt. Pei* ewer Mil bbd demi the por es= in anendince wan ao 11161101111 of the dreamed, int Mink Mime seer he a Me. Mr. Sabi Mr. Pala P you cm er received say mosey from WltaTisi;—Nose whatsvir. iiiertel-emicalion Wit:. Joyce the witness said that in removing bodies from the hospital he did so under the warrant of the meakial isspeuler Hverything in that was dons in wordiest mak p it . i m provision• of the setM sure he was allowed by the fix pauper burials wee 6e. 6d. for adults est d• M. for aluldran. Hs sent in • tender to do it at thew pleas. Mr. Osman, a erinseen, proved his certificate of Mary Whitehead's death, whisk had bean filled up on the 2nd of Fabroary, and elpiel by lds• Mr. Herrios ass et the relieving dims of the pariah, W next isaihd Is woe fits signature of the deindsat to the notice of reoeval to the kapeater, dated the IM of Zebraary. Mr. Alfred Paled, me Of dr Waken of maim, at Huy • Hospital, predated a Mon of the reespime et the Win at the acepttal, the lbw at width It wee resolved, sold the war rant of us rand eihdasel bow list. Mr. Mark ateddeek, ea aceessenst at Guy's Hospital, said that in the year 1866 he bad paid the dedtWint LPL 10a, and In 1867 261. for hie trouble In making sot the matificatee and return/. Mr. Robinson—ls that in 1111•61:11 to bodies about both. ; that is not in my department. I geed his them ameante for the reports that are made to ma. I cannot my bow many bodies these amounts refer to. The amount la made up of something under 10s. for each certificate. Ima not prepared to say it is ten &Wiese for each body sent for. In croesesamination, the witnem he had made these paymrmt to Feist ea • gratuity, in the same way uhe had paid merlons masters since 1849. Mr. Ilifdeposed to Feist being • servant of the parish, sad having no authceity whatever from the officers to dispose of bodies, altar which Yr. F.obinson applied for a remand, which Mr. Elliott seceded to, admitting the defendant to ball, hhnself in 401, and two sureties in 201. each, to appear on a future day. THAMES. lohrt liwwwa ir lierWk Murphy, Ordwrine Orawky Chilwriwo Ha a nd Awry lima, were again charged with the wilful m of Henry Morgan, the policeman, and further remanded for the production of Kelleher by writ of babes, corpus, and the conclualcrn of the Inquest: Mr. Belie inquired of Inspector Griffin as to the condition of datemed's widow. InspectorrePlied Out she was left with three children, but he did not know whether or not she was destitute of the means of support. Oa the death of every policemen a pinny was rubecribed by each member of the force, and this pro duced about 211. Ths deceased would be buried at the ex pense of the Commbnioners of Police. Mr. Selfe told the officer to apply to him if the widow should be boa/ to be in went. B•Nosi Gillis, adriver in the ieit - iloy of the Londe& Oinerell Omnibus Compemy,Was charged with cawing damp to a saloon omnibus, to the amount of 20.., by careless driving. Kr. Sleigh conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Lewis ap peered for the dahndant. On the ahem= of basing-day the saloon omnibus, driven by a am named Frisch, en ocossiomi driver, started on its y him Putzwy-bridge, the dehmilent having precededra w h Y his cismibos about half • mint& On reaching the corner of leading r Church-street, the de indent wed the when pawed him, but at the wawa ct Pima stepped his vehicle. After twine heing there hr • Weds the salsas started, and he wee dellowed by the dehnirest. On weft the shop of Mr. Fliebstrog beleher, ed alwhich Rued the proprietor's the dellindent times his Mews to the gide et Ise ealem, end in oosisqnsnos if the thermithilue big very surow, time was not endisient :pew he Mut to paw between the net and the whim The was that the dedindret's wheel caught Oa ef•ide of the Wass, and forced it upon the pigment. It stria* the other wheel and drove the pole of the ashen aphis' • Mum and French was thrown etthe ben sod injured. Per the 411611011 it was urged that the deindenee mainine wee fret In pais up Church street, and that bathes On Milks the user wheel of the saloon was wen the penementond Preach, in the endeavour to pass the ether, cased dahMentthe to come In contact with him, and that the occumme vas purely accidental. Mr. Nihon inquired if the defendant had been punished before. Tb; admire said be bed &ha boo several years sad bad MR boa esmaoshed babas. Mr. li. Gamin therm d canker driving proved, mind saldoio be bad not Wan pnaidiad before, he would not Wag the tall penalty. Ho dud him 40.., and alao the 20.., A. amount oftlio damage. Tlio wart was immediately pad. GREENWICH. _ _ lAeatas Genoa, a carman, in the employ of the Messrs. Cochatell, coal merchants, Blackflies*, and Marla Noss, ostler et the New Cross Inn, Deptford, were charged, on mooed, kekee Mr. Becker, the former with stealing, and the latter with fabulously receiving, a quantity of horns' provender. Prom the evidence of detective officers Crouch and Brown, It division, it appeared that on Saturday afternoon they saw %swell take a bag from his coal van, when Moss called him into the stables with it. Suspecting that it wee the horses' food which was being illegelly disposed of, they lisiened, and Brown heard Moss bargain to give °Gowen fourpetc• and a pot of bear ; shortly after which OcesreU left theologizer with the sack he led token in emptied. On informed that they were two constables sad had ma him dlepoee of the corn to Moue, the ostler, he confessed to the fact, and said he wee • poor fellow from the country, sad should aot have done ea bat for the persuasion of the cedar. On the stables being searched, about a bushel and a half of oats were found in a cement cask, and other pro vender in another park Mr. Cleary Rummdl Cockerel!, jun., said that salt was con sidered the ostler tree the most to blame, and men of his elms were to the habit of tempting amen to rob, it wee not the whh that he (Gasmen) should be severely punished. Mr. Beaker asked if any one was present to speak to the other earn found la the stable ? The dim Brown mid he bed taken samples of It to Nam. Illsemons and Motton's, millers, WestmtnNter, whose vim had stayed at the same house, and it was the opinion it farmed a portion Nerved out to their men. A person had practised to attend, but was not then present. Mr. Seeker remarked the offence with which the prisoners were charged was of so aggravated a character that he should have considered it lila duty to commit the pneoun for trial but for the feat that the prosecutors were of opinion Doswell had been tempted by the ostler to commit the rob bery. He then ordered Moss to be imprisoned and kept la heel labour for two months, and Doswell to pay a fist of M. or to be imprisoned one month. INQUEST ON MIL HUNT, POOR-LAW DISTRICT Aunrroa.—An adjourned inquest was bald yesterday, at Warwick, touching the death of Mr. Hunt, auditor of the and Warwickshire Audit District. Oa the eye ing of the 18th alt. Mr. Hunt let Oxford by the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway. He was in • tint-elms carriage, and appeared to be in good health. A little past the Handborsugh station the train ran into the auras, which had stopped in consequence of something bong wrong with the engine. Mr. Hunt and others got out sad walked along the road. Mr. Hunt stopped at a cottage till • fly arrived from Charlboxy, whin he wes driven to the Bail lan at that place s whore he spent the night. He had a hearty supper, drank two gleams of brandy and water, and smoked two cigars. Nest (Sudsy) morning he walked to the station. Oa the following day be appeared to be in vod health. On the 20th he arrived at the Globe Inn, Warwick, to a state el excitement, and sat down to dinner yeah the family. Edam the mail was over he abruptly left the table to go to hie room, bat was amble to reach It. Mr. Blerkinsop eurpon,wee called in, and afterwards Dr. Jeaffreson, bat Mr. Hunt died early on Tuesday morning. On • poet modem examination it was found that he had died from escape of blood caused by the bursting of au luxuriant formed on the abdominal sorts. On the previous Friday the decoded had alluded to the railway mordent, sad said that he had fallen with his see on the elbow of the met in the carriage. The medical men were of opinion that the aneurism was first lacerated by the widest, and that the laceration afterwards Inerease, bat that Mr. Haat would is all probability have died at some time or ether from the bursting of the aneurism If no saddest bed hepreeed. A government inquiry Is to be made into the came of the mod dent. The inquest was adjourned till to-day. SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE WAR. DINOTON AND STOCIPORT RAILWAY —A very singular accident ooeurred on Monday sight, at the Thel wall Station of the Warrington and Stockport Railway, upon which tress am run by the Manchester death Junction and Altrincham Railway enormity, • gentleman, named Knowles, with his faterr-ia-law (Mr. Hammy NthOCIONSAIT, of Salford), and • friend, werapermeng Muse the high road to take the train which let Warrington fir Mensirew at six o'clock. When they were at a Hole diatoms *ems the station they aaw tree approaching, awl • they began to run. Mr. 110110181 had lest en arm when • boy, sad probably this dr eamer", mnirilialed to his inability to stop or shale his eail as be mened the etettaa. Be ran so quickly that he amid est reamer himself on re platform, and, although awned tried to sees and stop him, he ran ewer plaillorm and fa ea the railway. His body dewed the lee of mile upon which the twine was Andy apponehlag, bat WI hp were serene the off rail, sad be was mashie to tee What the teeing was upon Ilion. Ws lell leg vat eamietsly eanaleilleiser the calf, end the Atli fees wee lers nearly sway trees the =kb. The guard end stoker weak is him as soon as the nedilmt was ,mdse,, ohms be ball tot lie hand, which emerised 104 end cilia the dais, "(let no a ticket," Wag errs randy iralle unersient et the Mrbthil krona be bed sea- Waal. Ha was lilted nib Newilir hie the yin, oil car ried to Lynne, where be wee ownwred to the awes palhe beans, end three gurgsone were in ineralisto enewires. Dr. J. O. Harrison, of , deo yoceedad Lynne by special train, bat et the tine of • Ms snivel the sea was he • state of oak" one only the annesettio were oat off ; einpaiation war met asserted to. The deemed Mr by lost no bleed, Mr Ilpitwits had Men nod rood both . Thenpos, of Cheellnwerea-Madiesk, who w av es In the bah. Be mak rerillgaher Ms mind id Lyme, and died at 10 eels*, Mlle route thin sew be us altar the accident sesonsi. He wee • cam of isilegenhat newsoad &best ▪ yam dare ; las bee int a widow and two Whoa. An inquest was held are Ike body yesterday, when • verdict In 1103014=0, with the 41/00XYWIDIUNN err natorsad.—New diseisc Onerdins. Lwow 011113ZAL 0101131711 COMPANL—Tras resellat las the week *Oft tad Jon., 10,8061. br Si. MA BEITS. TDB HIDE AND LEATHER TRADE.—The eventful Tear, 1667, which hie just closed, presents a retrospect of the hid* and leather markets strikingly in contrast with that of the pervious year. The tables we annes, oemparathe prase, and of the imports and exports, will blow that instead of dearemed eapplies, small stocks, and advsnoleg prices, with which 1666 citard • 1 667 exhibits largely inerseeed impte semisolids. stake, and ultimetely, oonsiderably reduced It will be remembered that in December, 1866, r i a l trl;ll an most articles of Lather was so great, that the tb =st the bighming of the pat year were very nearly ase that hes ban resoled. For the Got three months these high rates were gemaelly well supported, and even an advance took pisa on foreign butts to larch, conse quent on large purchases, °Melly of a speculative character, having been mode in that article. From that period the market arumed en uncertain appearance, and shortly indi cated a downward tendency. A slight reaction was coos- Saud by the 'urbanist of the Indian war, which it was ex .cted would both acreage the consumption of leather, and diminish the supplies of the raw material ; but the monetary panic of the lan - three months,' in a great measure prostrated this at well as other breaches of commerce, and produced a reduction in the prices of hides and leather to • very largo extent. It is isepadbk to determine how far the Lather and bide markets might have been Influenced by the more extensive applies of raw goods had not the money aids occurred; it is ray probable that would have gravelly declined for a ooaeidw,Ne of time; but the enlveral character of the pink having paralysed all a part trade, while it in a great degree suspended operations at home, has doubtless acce le rated the downward movement, so that possibly the lowest point may 7 sooner be reached, and firmness more quickly be lisbed. One source of diminished nonsunatioa of leather is greatly to be lamented —that of the faihres In the; manufacturing districts having thrown so many operatives out of employment, but it may be hoped that the favourable change in th e money market will gradually occasion a resumption of work, and that, with the low peke of bread, the home demand will shortly be considerably restored. It is mtlifactory also to observe, shown by our Table No. 6, that the exportation of "Lathe" wrought" during the year shows an increase of not lee than 60 per cent. It must also be remembered that the require ments of the government will continue large while It is pro bable that the kw. range of prices will have the usual effect of "amain consumption. We thus introduce a more detailed report of the business of the past year, adding only that it is satisfactory to end the leather Saga so well sustain the severe prem. to which ell parties engaged In business have recently been . The masubcarers have also camas for that the meiat depreciation moo oelidstartaferiod of considerable prosperity, and that the raw m has nand a decline still greater than that of the manufactured snide.—(From the anneal circular of Hamm. T. J. and T. Powell.) COTTON.—Lmotroos., Jan. 6.—Thu market closed with ibranasa, end ewhed • and, cont d with lest week's Americans ands; 61d. are . p er lb., and Bradl and 141. per lb. dearer. be salsa tolaz are 8,000 bass, 1 600 on speculation, ootitridng 13•1ila, at 6 3 d. to 616. ; 900 Egyptian, at 71d. to 9d. ; 2,600 Surat, at 31d. to 416. ; and 200 Sea Islands, at 12d. to 206. per lb. Import dnos Thursday, 26,000 hales. CORN.—BOSTON, JAN. 6.—There was a good supply of wheat at this market to-day ; the trade brisk, at Is. advance. Red, 47.. to 60a. ; white, 48s. to 68a. Very little doing In -wring corn, sad prices same as last week. STOCKTON-ON-Tin, lAN. 6.—The arrivals coastwin are moderate. At this day 'a market we had a fair supply of green from the growers. Wheat met a good demand, at an advance of la. p:e n arm st week's prices. Oats the turn dune. Beane , with a fair demand. In other articles no quotable n. Imports daring the week . Wheat, essatwise, 1,286 qrs. CATTLB.—SOVTIILLL, JAN. 6.—Trade WI very slow to-day, sad it was difficult for Dollars to sell all out. Beef mad* from 2s. 6d. to 4s. Bd.; mutton, 4s. to be. 4d.; veal, 4s. to be.; pork, Es. to 4s. 6d. per stone of 81bs., sinking dm offal. COALS.- Lownow, Jaw. 6.-Byaa's Sebald' Hartley, 16s. ; D4W633e111 West Hartley, 16s. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. ; Holywell, 16e.; Howard' s West Hartley Netherton, l&s.; North Percy Hartley, 14e. 64. ; Warpath West Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Taatledd Moor Bates, 13a. ; Walker Primrose, 13e. ; idan Main, 22e. 6d. ; Walls End Bel mont, 20s. &I. ; Walla End Braddylla Hatton, 23e. ; Wells End Hatton L 211. , Walls End Kepler Orange, 235.; Wall. End South 235. 6d. ; Walla End Stewart's, 235. 6d. ; Walls End Shineline, 21s. ; Walla End CaradoN 22a. 6d. • Wells End Hartlepool, 211. 3d.; Walla End Haugh 21a.; Walls End Hellos, 23a.; Walla End North 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Trimdca Thorn r, 21s. ; alls End Woodhouse Clo, 104.; marl, 116arlia. ; Maces Delay; 21s. at tk 47. TRAFFIC RETURNS NUN Par Nor.lal. Total 4. NA NA spa. 011.11401. &m em. Mt 111 Weak astll=2*. us A A m g I A North litiaborolt owl Gloom ..... 4,142 4.313 wit 4442144 15.52 X 414444, arthers.... ....... WI 12.431 12.621 WON 22.372 Waft NOW Jas. il W ei rwtatd d I s=4 II 101 117 412 161 Week s. ism. S. Imisa aed M 8 MBA AI 11.360 11,119 NAN AM Mew eel Relybee/ 1.376 1.791 4411 QM Ompert, Abergarim. rd Neretted . 908 TN 1.061 NO Ilbaelmim O&M Juries% Imies aeieb 9,309 1.619 13.038 eed ... T 33 ISO 918 814 Mat Wmera ... lON 24.718 91.111 irerrbselmaid Neelmerl 161 TS 134 Nseabeieer. Read& ered eabillr• 1114 4,148 4.790 9,038 itareeetery as T 35 1,143 IA • lisseeirsn sad OM, N 907 1.481 9.434 Lemelre,.. IMAM trtr 7.199 10/37 19.423 SHIPPING INTIILLIGBNCE. CASUALTIES. Older. of sea heiallee - e;eZ - to - wiTd - neltare eight by e Shields same; eal is theip to banaele• ereck lea .-Seraleread, ha. S. theepeleg tie), missed Is globate* the Niger. has been 10.1 on a reef of rolls war Iteeta.- Piton utle, Jr, 3. Irene, sad Bore, of liordana, iron Liverpool to Ito Janeiro, mast oa the S. bank tweeds,. sail hawse to pieta ; pilot art mat elite area lathed et EV.wth.-Dehlredk a. Loom& gum at Pagoos Pasot—ltatl of Derby. and MOMla at Posey; Posy. aad [admit. at Old Calabar; Jr. Haat, at Attaining; aka (oil, at gastatolgt ; Bogota, at Rambo& ; Ono. off Cape Pantos. dolga Vol Lonoga.—Eacoasy. from DsMlrk. Jan. 4 ; Aurae, and Victor, Dea. A, tram loco; Odor. Dee. it ; and haat Elie, Jas. f, tom Motto VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cambridge. tram Limped fit Vsa Elismea% I. d, Nov. 3, lat. KM L. 1011. 30.40. Poles, booed Worth, ha. I. lat. 43 N., km. 9 W. Valo.tor, bailed Si., Jas. lat. VI ra.„ lea. II W. Row. Liesviesa alp), tams New You t. Liverpool, Dee. 2), off Miamian. haepla 13??sa, el ryleaotai, has therpool Mr Net Wass Dec I. Mt 16.411, OM. leaks Omsk, hoe Los& a, 66 clays sat Warr Harasacd, Iran New Orleans her larsrpael. Des. 11, of Oen Key. loyal Bros hetet. bond gawk kw. 1, 41.41 N.. bk 10 W. [Advertisement] H0w:n0...y.2 Pale TA1201:11 no• Linn, Coypu mrs.-010PAI• Weldsb• at .y am fs ii.Vd Itouleolot. Meg" hi • wow to Prams" olgyiy us lot Webs 01811menyl• Os ••••=1 ....... Eisriqi u gu i r s toillt= 11.1• 11s emd 1•• V•A••2 1. 4 N• 11•••••• nab, the only modishis As war &lad; 11•2•2•1• *odd taLlac e A all tire t• Witty tap ••• of tb0 446 ......... = 1•1ktd• lore le End on kite.-Bold ay ii vilse rondos the weld ;Ma SX HoSowsy• BA•Winbomfa. 2 am& don,and M. 12•2111•-loss, New Ycelt ; 2,2 A. Dm" A. WNW, ogre..; sol I. RUt. 1411•. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OATZ so WDII u II.—Jin. IL Ayott St Lwow" LAY Soli, Goma& ge a CLASUIf.—Jgo. b M Oak-bal. eat Man. Wra. John W. ankh. af ISM OLIBIORN.—Jee. h et hetheepda, now Bath, U. wile of J. C!8 borg. Um. ot • dangtOgr. NRBRILT.—Jaa. A. at Wrookwardloo, Salop. the non. Mn B. Ht of adorgittor. LLOT It.—Jso. 1, at Harowoodwbuara, the wife of 11. Llerd. Tai. ▪ danGNw. 'Writ 1(01TH.--Jon. ut IL Jologurood-road. Mn. Berhwirth. Wt..% mu BAN I , l4.—Jan. 1. at Parkorowant tha wife of Major Gan. 601 1 6 of a KO 111/1121—Jan. 1, at Walthongtow, thg wilt al 0. W. flag% Bob. 41 danahroe. WHIM—Jan. 4. at Olostortorwardanb 1114•Per1. Go awe ad a IMO. Wowed a gm. MARRIAGES. BIICELET—WILDWAY.—Jart. I.Orogen, Ilsoorgr Womb br Now 0 Bs. J. Medway. Alfred. .o e of MOor-Gro. Oark.W. N P., to Goulding Nary. dioghter W the it. C 44- W. J. M may._/I.N. OSAWIII7IIO-OARZOW.—Jga. 1, at Low. 11•41rwitjby IW Bic W. Waimea. W. °wears. of 011 . 14 M= 1. eafeligt of We Igo 0. W. Ganes. ot HlLltgrari 10111 AIL-4 ma. IL at St George's. Hyp Oromptot. goo of ~ Vil l" Wit W. 1;:grIm. ILS . 11 11.0.1. to L4OOOIS H. L. Wickham. Sol- d theardad Wvdt. 114,414 . Nw MI Lut-BARON.—Jan. 7, at the Nothodbt New ooweesion= y q Waglitro, by the row . J. Imam Mr. J. lan. to el kid Kr. J. Ibsen. ail at Meta*. TOL —OA TILI.— Jag. bat Kt. Occogert Banorartquan. olt T. rig drill. Win Guy Ann Clow, of iNgalle• t .ta Oro*. PMT. ISILATHs. lITWATWIL—Jan. La{ ZattNoiSgy. Torfobtro. W. arrAWN. IBS* /LD..giod 00_ .111111 =ew 14_ b _WM Trot, Ilhohotb. war. ef atom am. WrfrrawW•paase. ohnUwood, mod o. p , otiattorga. sod dirt lang/Ogr cd Biwa W Wftioa. ilrWares. 1, at Dtmlbli. Dews. T. L. litaards. sow WROS JME e. OL WOOL—Jaw a, IL. Gap. gd Oa crrum-gmads• Bing , ‘ apd 14. ILA a ROL-4 ... Vaa. air Ham to. al Kr. IL H. Milt% d CST "Pao. wed IL Mra.—Jaa. b at ..armar. Protaarldr. Ilra. Ana WWW. 10111110.—Joik. 4. Mr. 3. B. Ittrelmit, of We cambia, IPWW , ned 2 Trowolang Magog by Thwart B. Nana, of ito. Irma. la We 011 a et lardea, Trtawrobt ire oar. te Bt ta the hair id 111' sim.—T lu*AT. WUXI*