The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

sato budlistna• COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Atom L (Belo,, th• hake Ordinary.) WITIEW P. MOREL • • Is this rasa the cineatka;;lrlit sawed Ile Het? of the enil of Yon 0" Sam w►e died la the dittos Cake, ea t►. I;,b D. amber, DOS. Tlee pay Was load that the te Ira. of as. sM messery, rid usdaralaad mit the coact peononastwf foe the will, bat postponed the laestaoa f cats Sir C. Crewierell sow mid Is bid mate to the eonclusisa that the ditimmkete might to pry the costa. They at•ted they were is the velum el eroeloso, width Sousa them to Iglu this battle. If they Ited eastested the siltation in • bur. oyes. sod madid eras., giving the o th er ride the mosso of tasking eat Stir are st= to tiro truth—edisittiag that the Mama we • wows, end so +orb. had • power to take • will —ere Anti he,. thought brim , : of whet they Aimed. did. It MI Ma the Norio • is sissy cam to allow mad= M p torthrir the to mil for etrkt prod el • wilt, sad was to pat the Whew pity to the mom of miataisttog W otos petet. y of • teetator, without bay chard ehk ears, where there weep good peer& tin die eek It Eight be said is this owe that the porde, bal ewes paver tor their preeetatiag. bat whoa be (the boehof pip) cow mimed the swore t the evident* ha could .to jots is that genies. It was re - West they bad goo. rod Mad owl pocked up !wry Idle story, sod laid bets* the 'sort me mseli rithht4 es be bad woe herd Weeps brad. With newtnped to the isedica who hod deport he the ifelifY the decessed. they somed to haws hew to the sew dries ape eery *light pee& T the Ads matt tepther, the mow at the outset sad the y rs. of the jokey th at them mut no real ezhetastW ts sow r 0 : floo•'• capacity—an " wig* ImAffir .. Cromwell) ostiroly Coootwood—be thought he woo Wind to two meta agoisto tbo tistaselsato. ANTHONY PIJOI, DICILAIIID. This wee se applatina for probate of the erIII of /Lathan Prior, taring date the sth of November, lOW It append that ere of the ottoman whereat wee a mewled mow, ad at the tine of the exenttlea the tenater, Wag mar the isoprene. that a married woman& weld not atoms a dewed bee to die her Inebad'e amo, arida all did, at of her owe. Hr. Strabey, in floppert et the application., ottateadstl that the nth rtstinn In question wee a •aallid ma, the MUMS lambi "Primo hay busbotere same amino ettestaai. ftayC7e;siirer..7opazoon that it stet refuse the pant oi probate. It wag Imp - amble to bolt the teettnettat bad bees duly tutored robes 000 of the triturate Weeded the name aim avote to roproven., tut her owe adgestees, bat that of moan pity. J. C. Ct Mlltro , DICIAIED. la this cues as epplicatii n wr made foe a citation to Mow to tha elevators of Mr. J. l'. Cumming, calling opon than, to show mug why the probate which bad been taken out &L add not be called to and revoked. It manned that prub►ta of the will bed wen masted V caecq caeca of continuation • the usstrumeat harms been obtaird in Scotland, but the meat of km now oppaal the resat on account of Mr. Com mits; not having a Scotch domicile. lir. Phil brume appeared Me the next of kin, and submittad that the paper could not be held good se an English will, eves if it were valid stomding to the law M Sootiond. Th. Coact wee of opinion that the act did not give it power to Interfere. If lbws was any remedy, the geetlee most wek it in Scotland. 11001%60N P. 101111WILON. Dr. lake applied to the court r • decree W obtain the mutant ni omega wears of away sad male tee been ti *beau, who wee • retired bragester of pollee with • 1" 104 .0 of 1401, ef which OVUM te • ciseitheabie enfant Wm. OS the heads w the reedeeriewrral of the That carer er e tement se pay eves. the s b r. one would sake the ceder. It .awed the* Km lied obtained • decree bon the Certain, Court is MO ter • divorce, whets else Woo obtained naarder for 601. per eanaw, prmateast sharer; but bar basted having left the couswy, anther the costa for ally portico et the &Macey bad ben rossiml. The Cow felt that It meld melte as artier Is mace a ens. It enald D 4 on the teoeteergweend to withhold the po•w from the lasetead. MATTkiWII W. NA7711W.1. This Ir. • sait k• • jubild soperigisa brought by 'b. ~ i t streinu bar beams. as WON of orveley. Tbs wort sts decision to-fey. The nee bed Wes previously Imbue it. ps nits wars nensiod to Joy. 1844, god they carried 00 • Rrnawy borers at Chippisg Norton. in Otturdshiro. It IYI, Mr.Motthews born to Indult. is habit. of istozina tios. and at Mirth ha booms • cosansad drunkard, and his condoes war gaisersily s. violas' that the thinking farther cohartatios orparsted and west to live with be, twegric It ru allmd that he had thrummed km Ms, throwun baling warm over her. Whoa a blow with • poker, and atbervrire triers M. with pus' awl y. On the rrorierz ruination of the Ma .h. *Mend that althoesk trr IBUI heed seat em. oh. Mel sere emplaned to kin of tbr Mime, vf Mr husband. TM empoudass engraft. donril %h. mad., •floped, atsbearpt bis admitted Mr ire isles coodom ; art k. Wiwi owing wimmen, who dennial that hls thornier was indirely Manned. The tram ovf. dern brossitt en befall af the Motiond sarrehot relsosel the smildrove of the mum is the motor pima by the peti ts tem if ohs bad good prom& upon Mich to Mood sa septiruna for • Mom r new ot them game tins me. he (ti. isersed Adm.) mild set ere why ait• dr sot do aeg ar Ms oho prderrod this private orrangenost node by the deed of osparottes which led bins mound by the parties V ceder Mt tar etresuotssam. he me ad opines the petition as It to be durnorl. DiSOLVINT DiDTORS COURT.--Arc. 3. TLe Chirt Cennetaekeer sad Mr. Commitliner Murphy .I.4red the lion an Tare lay, mad Me ohne.. concladd It the Int of the twee horsed 11011111111144i1f them nen se Inlay as 16 cane. A oran the imodwate Ondien pobliehrr, is Pancroetar-rocr, gabs obtained his LW eider, beets. am tanl Irqb epposing warner. • Weed eased SUM'S Is @amber nee a gennumeat clerk MIMI /owe C Ink. let ands 601. a yew if lbe oradstera. mud ea. daeberged. The wan la • few days will aft for bail easel as! 1111000. A. AMER INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—LowEs, Arcurr 3. (Belem M. Jeake Blastbura sad s epecial Jury.) WU. r. Ili ■IONT ♦XO RIPZ. Tki. was am oaks Granola by the Ord', in ItteMW raiser is sissdroso words siker lo hive bars spore et bir by the Is &foram Is to w bar prams r • selisorrinr. The dalearats pleaded a dent of the alleged slander. Mr. Edwla Jere.. Q.C., Ms. Leak Q.C., earl Mt. Haa b= were kr the Meiotic( W. Berl!, Q.C., mad Mr. Haw kish Q.C.. wen f•r the drfarksts. This sera arose oat of sere very perful proceedings that are sot repay described *arias the trial r the Brightos NIKOI *, .111 ha esrenahared that Is the isosth .4 dreary Oat a arturest_ append la • Leaks "064 newerper. he "A, ilesidenabls alai-alp tlr below @Wee. whir It was regessmal but ram ladles. pupils al • lathirabln serial at I, es ..at hare to their Meade is the =ln and that a page Is the famil), data ran aY, are •=i bare berm the entre ot the talsehlel,ead that What sad the salsa bad erre her brakes up. The gar graph Ira cored law other Landon papers ad as. litho the Brighton ' jeerers, sod it, et rare, ram= the most 11114.1 M reite rate as for time. Verona work* were made with • raw to discover whereas= was =7 Martial for the screwiest la queers, sad et length the Mayor of Bright= kit it to be his duty to ornarair a =Mk m=eting et the inhthitants to carter the ratter, sad resektlor _wen tosseto that the statraost la goalie vas peed es Is ma eats lebeirdoa, sad to bar as talakina tebaltrar. sseppes tbst bed parebed w allearsat also 0410 , 0110•1 It, sal apologised 4 Mary board it. The plaintg is dr pa ean aonea, 114 GiarefurOW. Ls the yeagelaras a • highly erepectable school at Brighton, sod abs bassgbe pliant action against the &deadest' ow sassasa a/ lbs. Wright, as de Winged, harry sirs a segatesabdiad la lady mimed Holloway, the wile 411 a diewins, ele• keeps • ...hool at Brightoe, thest Os piesepayb grailla related to how school. aed that shad* el UM rigsf ba7 haver (ores horny who hailed solaral M as Naar 0/4 , the Chn•tcnaa b,!idays is wargaaes al big emeallall ef health. The firt<niaat, Mr. W1100.,1" a dariernalls v, at Br t Iron , sod be hat beta la the habit d It lb lora ladies at Mole 0111•• arbliramirk bed it = this WI September he trit• dialtanyal by wt lady ee starat of etesral .f her pupas' p agate masullitOrbet that • Priarb metres. ilsooldM sea isel to err daring to the papilr, and it wso suggeekd %bat than abarmess ankesenta had been raked op, slaw the falsehood at ths eirfigidid priblic•tion woo nods asseitset, eat of a reemagetel fader 40 account of the thiattekal of tas ..earn fear . 1 . 11: 1 =ti as dossing ewer, 1100 • view to taiare . The allepil .sadirons words imputed to the II difeadaat were that a. the mune of • coavorsati a that took place between her end Ire. Holloway upon the serjset of the arhief scandal, she ' , sod that tho eraaeartioa ocearrsd at • school oat woo , not a buadred miles from Brasswirk• square, - sad that all dares pleaded st Yr 041. eatatat.htoont, sad that oho loar al or puss lady alio bed sot goat tack as die arra a leasant d the star at bar lealtb. Sh• alas esparearl es bar rid that abs vas mot sorry be 144 OIL se ohs bed Ward very ill to Mr karsad, r 4 bad Mari blybriadad, sad it leas • Jaguar upon bar. , tan principal warm Ls wppat ad the p:aiadrit air was suanar sad ohs .spend MYss.wefgbt rob. MI& siseewraus far sad abs prod ea lies rasa thaywas ark as bars atra aniasat es Ms yabills rasting, Labia the frigid 41444 we prod Mbar bra s• err fraisraa. l; pa big assnorirrell Mr& Halbasy wad mil OW nsl7 that abs bad sr bra astir rib vary arch taampaind telhat Welglat bed saM es betZ fl slam appareUrsa HY i Massired Is Wry us raw sendast Musa sal ber bainsi if as 414 sot war Mao slat hod is= br WV& aise aid that )1 iso MU was ray mob insabsi ayes re Sitgast ad laarsat brag Orr out as the ale 'ben than disgraceful raassatfor had oscurted, sad that aba ws as • "abeised bee," toady to brieg as sales ageimet anybody. Agar she bed elm W Mts. Wright as the author of the medal, that lady mompasisd her to Mies GiWa, sad she then deiced lamas mils some of the Magmata that were imputed to her, end ale. sammed her a avow and mom that the wassails avoid have bum apposed to him tam place at Mies Gin Med. At diastase el the ease the brad judge stspood thall it had premise quits ear assagh to sot all dos pram Med fa the latimaties of the radio. It was @Mime did thin no sot tho * bra OM Meow Insibillos dr tbs aunot a that ori if dr ha rag natty oda t h e Mamma is di doiras agerbsi imestlea, h appeared to htm that the trial might at cm ems hi en The suggestion of the Masi ledge was sot, however, so ceded to, en d We cans promiL Was rho plaisu(, was ee ed , and she stated that she bad k. the Mad fa harms yam, and Mr. Wright acted es Mobs mama b rhos mum Istles mil lea Mithislimmi, dm alto dl. .d lera, rd anadd • Prima lady, amid Maim Wald. ida dna. Mr aid that spas nadvirr • ommseMas. bra Mrs. Hawn she calid spa Yr. WOO*, and her to gin op hat withadly be the MoberM eat Ire Nab at that bey. ilha Mid Mb. adomso of tat shimais lorreal to In, ase with mare lia dins dr whi, Mt it is ha to gin sp bar orthrin dr dumb say Brisktak . lor the mans wow Mid orris miry dr Mr. The yilabald admiral that when lira, Wild M her hem fa airmay Mk Mrs of Holloway aba onworly Mid is has moss Nab aminethe anamons that the loapdre yo to bar l 7 l 2 oho a b s MI that to. wag won wary far the reports that ire sot tots drcebtios rospratiag Kir OUL tam emasetits Wes Gill said that abs flat Mad al the madam manni that won in timbale& b Inorn, ire alts was Mr aware that her Mod and mord oasis wws amdced is tha tows, bat so Mg as dr awmation was gems' ohs sad she treated thit matter with esampt, sad it woe sot astil she beard that her school hed Ms spa tially alludad to that she took any steps to Menem the author of the calumnious report. Mr. &rill, in his address to the jury far the ddisdist, said it avowed to him that the plastid bad km my advised in Winging this acltoa, and ha etas Magog for ward such pabaul matters, when it Imam that HMI Ms saahlishel that there was no foundation hir the arenas that had hem made originally, and not the ttliglabla WPM' tits had been art apes the plaintiff's assaishmait. Ho Her urged that the irridesoe of lira Holism, raid sat br Mos as staidly socarats, and that thmesonlithano desk that the conversable which the represents, to her tams place in February actually occurred in Januarj a ,: m his it ma is admitted dm rumour was avotTbody's moo sad le said Y should show that what was actually sald by Wright Mimed very materially from the interpretation pat 'ipso it by Kra. Holloway. WS, the Misdeal, woe examined, Mahe Matti that air lesstably had some oonversatks with Mn. Holloway spas the MOM of the "school scaadal." bat is the tint immense as was nadir( to say wilting such a dimmeado War, sad only did to spia =that bey. Sir laid, bowsaw, that she am* whist ma the enrol Mb of converesdes in the two, rag all airdr. owe Mid positively having nab may of the Mimic ofotommif ddependls by BIM Holloway b lato A yosag lady amid Chterrhem, the abr of Kra Wright, was also nerreed, tad fee °cringed hes 'elders la areal particulars, Ni. Justice Bleekirra, to suossidag all the ors rid th at there w e or nada far dna la roatectioa with the *airy, = l t that it Dow sparred to be admitted ea all trads :hat there was sot the slightest fosedatioa he the very serfoos there thst yr origutelly made. The rely cased= he the jars, \mew, was whether it was tree sat to their satiebotioa tier the female defiedaat had rode re of the diadereue Isaggege that was impair to her, sad era that peke the .cures of the driadeat sad that of Mm. Hol loway w ainidy es atradietory, sad they word bar to say width story we met estlelsd to reedit. Therm ear a short derterstier returned a verdict for the pi MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-Dwy, Avoun 3. (Been Clidd Jostla THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1859. fake aloe. I bpi it la • beer is my leak; I hid no ethir kteb Chatioaht laaktoa rid—l as htwaskiewar to Mr. Natt, lad was so:misted wita Baker. Oa 17th of Kay I via at hat mute, at about half-pant 8 o'clock. I stayed till 16 Waite to 10. Than was a hula girl ascoat! Pala them I ssisted the child to bed. There - wars a oaks sad had; saadlsstie sod saadie o the table, which was amend with aa ell-cloth. Mn. Baker was weeding a pair of tremors. gibe teld sae they ware Jame's. Whoa I went away the oil cloth redansal oa the table. I left by the beat &W. The bitchiest was ard, sod the bell pat ca by Kra Baker. The tabireleth was on hat shelf. It was cadessery foe bat as Wave bat widow's asp is the aittbad-neas. Oa die filisv. lag day the candle oa the table was baser they I had ana is the previous night. I sees Jews at Yrs. Base& I did as was weans at the am. I did net as sersvemaper la them Cro;amiamied—The bark deer was Yard abeet ales ea sel'. bin tbebUf b goes to bed. I wt op Mein via 'be aid, sad rearmed tea Warr. We. Bakes goasd tbe Welk of the beet deer for sae to ga oat By Kr. set by the firs. whisk is dem to the door, sad meld bave hoard eaybody come tato the beak kitchen. Thomas Bowkett maid—l ern pariah clerk of Ledbary. I live neat deer to 11r. Mateleld's offise. I wee acquainted with Men Beer, sad pin up her shutters for her on the llth at May, at tee minutes before nine. I heard her key the sheers. I generally fasten my door at ten. I sleep on the e7deer. That night the door of my bedroom wee open. as ul ia led at about Iludf-part tan. By the .7181 _as 81 yeses old. Wilms itd.—.Teeee slept above ma I very seldom bred bee ere bare. He had lodged with me sinoe the 9th of Nearer. Ha bed • late key by .blob he amid let beef he I had given him note to leave beer he kept bed bare. Next morning I took up milk for Mrs. Baker. Another yang man lodged with me. Both were op when the milk ease, and when I took the milk they wore at break sat. I tried leek floor and host, and could not get tn. I get my kerne sad hammered the door. Mr. Powell mate, rid we threw et the window. Jones then cams up. I went as my hese sad enteequently Jones went Into the beck ard, aad game heck end geld be had found the key. I said, I will ems with and go in. We went to the beck door, which he docked, and we went in. The child was messing her self is the sitting room. I opened the chatters. I fetched the milk and paper. I met Jones, who I had left is the be.., in the back yard with the child. He braced to me *follow him to Mrs. Baker's. I went through the beck rear to the front, sad into the lower office. Owen's room door es open. Mr. hfasetleld's room was • little open. I was going in and the smoke stopped me. I Iced rd sr Mrs. Baker lying than, feet to the doer. I sr down stairs and gave the alarm, and get ears wee and threw over Mrs. Baker. Mr. Griffis, • dad • policeman, were sent for. Jars paid me . Z.Viiwelik fit his lodginr, and id. a day for milk end rgetrellea. He changed hie room two months before the murder. — eici;-eximinsd—Prieoner had had tbs We key eight or tea days. The forepart of the night Is troy beet sleep. Ilkley till one or two o'slosk Jones sad the other lodger breakfeated together Manni ng. I was down the gra that mornieg. I got up Dittman six and seven. Jones name down earlier that man* than ever I had before known him. The °Mkt had mid that Mrs. Baker bad gone oat. Jonas beckoned to see in a way to rusks me think there ass somathing 1111401/ happening. I shonld think the firs had keen umoorang" three or four home. . ere wits ea as - TleT gardener at Wintry in Meg bat, and lodged at BowkaWa r I eigesta • tadrooes ediolaing IG. ilta•eflekl'e cam. Oa the 17th at 11.7 I west to bed at ten o'clock. I came down la the rearalng et half out five sad west to work hakes dz. At eight o'clock I cape beck to breekfeet. I had to go through Cobbitelloe co ray way — soil totem; but saw no money there. host leas debonair., and remarked that he was dam ably. We have breakfasted together helots, boot not very atom Yr. Howlett came in, at said Iro thought it strew that Mrs. Bane was not up. Oa that loose got up born b bewaktest, mud maid be bad to go to the botebse's to order ebb moat. Jobs amid he would throw map to her window sad by to awake her. At tan orals& I saw Jones at Mrs. Bebe. door, sad he mid s very sod ails bed happened there On the Monday Jona bur bowed 2.. dd. from me. On Thursday be repaid it. On the Wobsoday maim loom asked we if heard him come Y the might bib% sod bomb* we must have beard him, for be saw a light la Kr. broltatra window when he mine op. I we did ant bar hiss. lie remarked that Boer. hitt hod odd at the import bet be had not heard him (loose) scum `boos he lad the blob by. Crenerbolood—li slept wry badly during the night, losaswee es Mb provises night I lid bob awake with the Ibilibeib I bid imbrownd and isot phew bosey.When . I kat rehear the L. be mkt, sot Art: I have wry ley re ; bat Ido sot vast to tweak tato Thk was fa tamer to a remark of Is or cos awasioe, Clirletme.e.e. 1 bad seen some eoviesiens in his pane— -1 *Weld soy tea or twelve. By the lodge—lt was at J eaca's must the bedroom was altered, foe he said ft wee toonoid; and I took lonee's be- cause miss was too Mt. Thisins throe months before the sassOcr. liTenas Powell—l am • joiner. At a quarter to nioe oa the Ilith of May I west to Mrs. Baker's side door. I threw eal at the yr - hallow. Jesse eso. up and aimed lee • of pew. Mr. &Mom the mine. After that I sew Jam between Bowkett's house sad Mn. Baker's; he heehawed ma and I followed him ' • he said M hod found the key, pointing to the path order th e air window. and= la. He "What do you tlibthe of that r at the carpet. and said to tbe Gad, " Beery, you ham had a smartish muffle hers." The mpg was wt ndkd, sad was math tumbled. Jones said, "Whore Is Mrs. Baker, in she gone out ?" The child said. " Tee." Jaw said, " Bow hog has she been gone r' The child mid, "Not long." I the went out and to my work. I affirmed@ saw Jones in hew five minutes with the ebild in his arms. I asked him It he had men anything of Mrs. Baker. He took me by the shoulder@ and sold, "Powell, Powell, Powell, she is deed sod burning." He aid foe water. I gam him • Met beeonfal, which he Meek. I went beak to Mrs. &Ws, sled cm the top of the stabs the door wee open sad the roam yam half fall of smoke ; the decesird ass es the Boor. There was we ere on the oorps, bat the beside mid cammuirt Ert -1 doff were burning. I got weber, end Imre also brought water. Mr. Grimm, surgeon. was ant isr and OgriTed. I did sot notice anything uncommon in Jaw. .1, - . llke Jour, msa much agitated when I saw the body. Baikal* wee &limy* much prdaboat. Joseph Playsted—l am a gluier, of Ledbury. Hoard of the morder, took water to the room, and saw the body. Pri mum came into the room where the body yea, with Mr. , Griffin. Jones walked Into the room, and went and opera the window. He touched the drawer that has been pro duced. The drawer was pertly opened. He drew it farther out, sad raid there bad been a robbery. I °honed it had been broken open. Mr. Maaeiteld's door bad been famed Mr. William Grille, a airport at Leibury --On the Ilith of May, a Nosiness fgewat ties, I found the dead body, end made • stameitiM eenmietioa. There was • mak or the Masa& • meat mod the nook, and a noose lying neer. Te wee was found lying Boer tie right leg, partly esweed by dinned cloths. end Wise. The noose I. singed. I saw hagwwwe el burnt piper. The primate Jones sennedethe mens, went to a drawer, and mid there be. bola • robbery, end pulled the drawer open. I found same inciter mateUe, one wood and the ether wax. I eoubl form no opinion of how long the dee had been burning. Nod • blast match-box empty. The texture of the dress ' was ghoul cotton; the under-garments, composed of calioo rid iffarisl, bed been ignited. The body IVY blistered in same gni% and in some parts charred. The Boor was barn kg under the right arm. I picked up the box of Ha lock of Mr. lisedield's door near the body. • lie of pincers was Mond in the desk in Owen's regime. I found a wiJow's cap in the sitting room. Thies wee a cloth .= the table, with a candle partly burnt out. Time were two tumbler,. la one them was • small quantity of Pe sad water. One pawn, apparently a child, bad ales In the bed. I found • woman's night dtess, which had not been used that night, on the bed. I spoke to Jones. I was albeit* the child is the sitting room when lone. cone ie. I asked him if he heard anything in the night f He said "No," and added that he went to bed at a qurter-pmt tin. He knew it was that time, beoaue Bowken wee up. Oa the morning of the inquest the foremen asked me if I knew where the key was foetid. I malted Jones, who wee steadies near, and he said, " Underneath the clerk's window, for I put this deed ivyleaf to mark the spot." We were standing close to the window at the time. I said which way wee the bow of the key, and he said it lay poefeely as that 'vitro, lays Mr. Wood and I made a post mogul examinant:o of the body, and we are of opinion that stran gulation woe the mane of death. The bruise on the bead might Iwo *eased insemeilbility, but certainly did not come death. •jegged stick might have made the bruise; it could net have been • smooth one nor an iron instrument. I could not detect the moll of gin and water in the stomach. The noose on the neck would stop ertioulatioe. There was no appearance of • straggle on the body. I picked up two red protege *tamps uaderneath the drawer. There wee some copper noway ly iog on the desk. Some twopenny stamps were toned in Jones's room, .1 believe. They were found in a small box in • barge box, Ime • wooden instrument there on the 00C114i011. Superintendent Tanner—l produce blue stamps tab-n from the muter that bad been broken open in Mr. Moreno:l's cake. Thom marked from the mom were taken from pri sener's bozos. Mr. Orion continued—On the morning of the murder I smaisiasd the grate in the prisoner's rnom,and found nothing. Oa roexaminvion of the grata on the let of July, I found ashes, which I have preserved. There were spot* of blood In the bed of the deemed, on the upper sheet. Ido not know bow long they had been there. There was blood en the cheek of the deceased, which had ran out at the month. From the spumous of the filigree and the serum la thew, it rigidity had act lot before Sr. wail applied I eboahl aft a p=e• li to dad it. I did not see whether anybody had slept la • lied on the night of the wordy, the bed wea made when I west late the room. Ro4inalniani--1 funni no dupli mite stamps cot ossagelleg to no two Ilto tom.. . . . . . O. T - Siedir depseed—l am superintendent of yak* ea lad. herr. I band gm stamps on premeer, sad in Mr. lasarchedifs Anwar. I found tits black bottle produced in Mrs. Beiser's sheet ti drawers. On the 24th of Noy I apprehended pi& maw at his lodgings sad marched him. I found 111. in go(d, Is 4d ia silver, sad ad. in copper, a counterfeit crown piss, 61 red sad 2 blue poemse damp., and Ina ai this book is the prisons/es :d aa lL In M Crbs 'Wise were rod, CAM/WILL V. lACILIOS.TIS ZITLICIILDINAST WILL After ear parcel wee illeputobsed yeeleriley wanness were eatled inpuert tbe dessndenee esse, end Mr. Mesesdey bovine geolid lopes Qs minis ern The boned ledge swiesd up. Tbe shnple welkin wideb dm; Jury weld Imre *dui& wen wielder the °odic& s were awe et Me Wear. Tie we was et wasuiderable Ise in pint wasy, awl do le the &erector ad rust ai lakeuele et • nwalter et geatismes wits wire counseled its it. It the *7 Muni fir the ibilbseisig Uses amnia, trey bed bra amorimd, pesit bed bus inbred • iseet e =l B s people. " V eY lardidp barb, 0111•1121.1 1 / 1 • 'Mimes et some kerb, end if Me jury Inn of *Mon dun tie verdict ought to be foe the dairdanis tbry could stets se without specifying lhat there bad boa forgery oe conspiracy ; but of, us Übe other heed, they wnsidwed that the plaistiffe bad made out their case, a verdict foe them must be given. At bell-pest six o'cl oh the jury retired, odds( with this. ph.4ographe of the codicils and the dupla:ate cupful of the wolf. They retarasd into conk lowly sn hose eilereeneda end gave • verdict for the pletatoffe. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-11nucroza, AVM? 3. Clown COVICT.—(BsIono Mr. Join Bros.) TIM =DOM 11117/011. Lie, do aroma d are reed ratans • maid et as psis was reduced sod eskinamis rossom. It sieved at • giros the operas ami mass of saran to the IVO nes and eatird es MS sssiti d the leelthel Istrese testes el Vs bass wir dear dames, dam to Pro woo siso by Mr. P. Earls Kr. O. W. _ • reartor as loam, sad ressool angiord to no am et wq Alm Ma , wry was a eroyleg oar in my was at • whey el 114 • sr. Me bah boss is By risks sits Monk MT. Asetbee ark, sumed Dow, are in the lower mike with pa rr, red Mr. Irsorrod, the radial dab, rd sq two was are is dos moor air efjeketti rose, is ,lore is said Oss's tom I wit roolsooll to boo my awry is the dam camystassat 4 the drawee poirod ; the soon ems mom rowastery aro an moll wash = 1 4 1 7 4 4113 ;Is lir Old Moos range sloop to • sonsidsesbis mom A assipbook nail sort owl-hook are kept in By roam and i 11. lower room were kept • .11-bock ad • letter-book. My custom woo to and massy te the beak by my ens, who earn it Is the mob osibsok. I war to lon= os Tarry, Kay l 7 ad Ids I west I soms Mr. Wodstri RIK Is. &I. to to so this link, gray la or an potty is alarro. The boa is whish thin son bas 111101111114 wit inn a my sad My as barer do mok-boalt, and whin roe bi • sandfroshis balsam la band ha brio It. I was la Lesass era I bawd et the metier. sod I trossal as Tiosasy. lid amp des wry own olio son ths tiE area terktr. Oa the Mr Pim I haul somembes no grabs rad as is.. wham purer Ilawarly slod. Ifroomminsil—Men Bobo and lase Innen woe shod ram of ego A__ oo • meiselablo , dept worm. elm I lat i st csisra. rarely kept too Who al ma asp ran hi s gulag to Is is hors in Lad AO I am rot for sawn racy grarlemos, sad arboreta= ars boo my rads. Mmoamsloal-1 rarely go out as Tuesday, which I. La. bey I hi hurriedly. Mrs. Baker wit • soy blr.r aL lidsendl, son sod seined pupil to the id rood U. oohs of the GMs r reser tho totalp ells t is. s mosey, and Mm ao drawer was had an his sir as the sight el rho wins soot that whir would la bass to tit prose is arra mossy. Cron-ersaissi—Tb• car hawse was paled ont, but 11 , 102111 g is them was tsar& About 601. was lest alto gether. Tr court ass sat an ecisdi, sad the joy were provided with warlords fa as swiss M Oho Shim-hall Atmore S. Thsjudge took his .meth smaingat an • o'clock. The court was, at possible, mow awed retaraley. Glop Limn kasddd tosallall—The gold osio might has Was is haferrsenips is wad r somedgm With.. MossisM aped—l oresid • desk is Owsa's dim and • red arose is Mr.Weelererre deck the,.. Oa the Today algid I loft the ewer locked. I lad MA la it. That drawee se set brass ors. 101. Wogs' to ths wird club sod W. lo the eiw. Osly Mr. Woolsol sad roma perm is the cam raw the I lin ths let Isr cousin to my bens pr sissy sass fertaighArd ha pat it in as drawer that was berm soma. I won la the Gael till eight o'clock an bad sit it W last low ia my schuss cake. I U. gores la U. mad slats. The sea more ls (Wednesday) I load Om keys oat a meet ring on the gravel path Isadlalg lo ths Isms I gar the kays to fir, rant Toms Richard Dew osid—l rem goseolly the mint room is the office In the manias sad the list at sight. O. night is gue s tlw I lord Mr. Moodons aim ad 0111NeS otter, semi closed the fresh dor. Tlis door is surd boo without by • leak bay. It ems Ks Baker's d=a the frost door. I lethal • sae( skeet In Mr. room. Jars blit et soma. I lord up tan miss sr; eight. Join bas from tree lo time borrowed mossy of me. la Mimi I hat him V. I two repaid the loot day Is Mani. Oa the day all or the vesztite the practise paid me tempi. lour it occupied in cask* oat Ks Ciro scouusts, and la err frequently in Ls pert d ths remits Cosassolsol—Tlo risme was oral lode sa winssollas kr ems samrs, sad bed hod sr responses with dm Mr. Maenad had sly ass red draw, sad the was peony rows is So elhee. I ham borrowedmosey d the parer. sod hose scomilmes Might savor of him roar to the sgrarld euminearks. Ths croaks 11•19 roar whoa prow Ist me have re rasa,.. I bras room ram off scam arm la lug the Baker germ Rem acted as old to Mr. Bkr— I pat Oa boy of sr rad ia • beg Ish is tit tom It or the custom to ohs tar beg downstairs. am Wandred droad—l ass • odialkir sad merry clot it Me. brodald. Os lis Tong I led Idaho 'Men rest sots, sad vas ita Mr. lustrifis an ohm I hit at about Iss I met risers stay two rode ism Me. lleaders trams I hod bawd Are shwa desk make K. Jos to go to hi bailor a.ld bar is Miff As siliblryard by Weawk•tt's hoses, air Ise ea heck One. I lad 11094•111 tree Mr. blossida • Nam et moos matesalog to MK odd. I naiad So messy and bur it la By pastel, I biro I sat is Osseo suss I i n k tit pis rob with so la the busk. - was Is tit IWO of emelelhe new et the aybaa r th..id by Omer, sad moulding kr his mossmests. lir. Maser put in two books said an rattan conflicting assinsts of prisoner's previous Mk, sad smoothing to show a, talpessidaey condition. It was In cos of them that the prismar described himself as " Hobart Dibble." TbsJadie Melded that it would beady: not to admit them bomb so wanton and acceedingly no maim we rad boo . . Jam Paine mid prisoner told him the murder wu CNA* shad to the lower aeon, and that two cheques were lost. him Barden, draper, depooed that he found • packet of slim Was fa Cabbege.lano at eight o'clock on Wedneadty !roam. One of thane coins was identified by Yr. Z. NANOild: • umber of witnesses ware called to prove that no each = s eree lying in the lane between in the moreing and men. The thoroughfare was muck frequented by nen gag be labour. Him Adeli n e Cole, of the Bell Inn, deposed that the pri mer bed liver at the house, and borrowed a black bottle, whirl I. washed out with gin, saying he wanted it for a reticular pares. Tbs. Caseway, of the &sprees, said that en the night of abs ander the prisoner bought a rut and a half of gm, tab* ita took away to a dark bottle. He returned the bottle mat ovislag, end it smelt of gin. SupedenseentTensee hen produced two bona wb ich were ftdto eloses's box—one a dark and the other a light one, the latter oontaining gio. Frederick Williamson, detective officer of London, said he arrested the primmer, who said, " I ramose yon have got the right roan r sad au being cautd se said, " I shall rennin neutral." 101. was found In his box, and be mid he had saved It, partly at Lsdary. flew at the lint search two bleak cheque in the box of the National Provincial Bank, and a cheqos on Webb and Co. ; but on searching a week anemia* they bed &appeared. Prisoner amounted for going up stairs on the morning of the murder by saying he tell at the bottom of the Maks and stumbled ono& them, and whilst laid on the step* he aaw the door ore. This it was found could not be the case. Walter Biddle, of the police force, wild that on the day albs? the second search he examined the refuse in the petty, and found the rewelne of two cheques of the National and Provincial Bank and one of the Ledhury Bank, all bleak. Evidence was then given to show that the prisoner re ceived 111. in March, but that he bad paid since then nu merous small debts which he owed in Lathery, and had since borrowed money of several persons. Charles John Tics was called and sold—l ass employed by King and Co. of London, who make the cheques fog the Mental and Pro vincial Bank. I frequently ilertroy them, and am familiar with the appearance of the burnt rise. I find in one of the glares now in court very perk* imams of one of those cheques. The ash is the remains of the red surface of the as, which torn white oaths application of beat. Upon one of Me cheques this day week I saw traces of capital letter each se are engraved on the cheques, being the terminatite of the word " bearer." After some further nahsportant avkisnoe the car for the promote* eased. Mr. Radiates, who displayed great emotion, then [a drenal the Jury for the dilate*. The ease wits proceeding whim oar more wee rut of MIDDLESEX SESSION& Odors Mr. Pain.) Paul Dorm:pare, alias Mealier, ford 82, destribed es • merchant, and Amodio Damper& 18, his win, wen Indicted for stealing an oil painting and a plated oodles pot, the pro poly of David Gardener Bevan, in his dwelling boner, and four *tore& mine 161.„ the property of Henry Magner, in his dwelling house, and • tune-piece and other articles, value 201. the propert of Raymond Collins, In his dwelling ' house . - - was clear from the evidence that the primmers had carried on a system of plundering lorolshed lodgings to no little extent. They were in dicted on three charge. only, but at leset a dozen could have been brou ght forward by the police. The prisoners took well furnished lodgings, and decamped with meg portable article of value at the first opportunity. They were convicted on two indictments. In the muse of the trial a question arose as to the prisoners being man and wife legally. Ttey had lived togethee and mach; and the constable in the owe, Lambert, E, passedacl se ed Ina marriage certificate which he found in a box be- Mg to the female prisoner, and which both prisoners rid wee the certificate of their marriage. It was an extract from the Reciter, des Actee de Mariagee, and signed by the moire of the fourth arrondissement of Pario, and It certified that Antolas Tintillier, of the department of the Haute Marne was married on the 20th of June, 1849, to Louise Claudia& Mamma, lace worker, of the eighth arroedinecoent of Parte. The learned judge held that this document, with which the prisoners had ideatißed themselves, taken with the other circumstances, was prima facie evidence that they were man and wife, and left it to the jury to ray whether she had acted under the control and exercise of her husband, or had taken a principal and 'independent part in the robberies. They GUM to the latter conclusion, and consequently found her Jonathan Whittier, the lnepector of the Metropolitan De tective polity steed :hat in blarch last a pi,ture of the Holy Family, 'rota., it was said, 2,0001., was stolen from the Museum at Amsterdam, and information being transmitted to the London police, measures were taken, and the picture was traced to Mr. Attenborough's, In the Strand. Mitre it bad been left by the prisoners the day before, who Naked 1,6001. for it. On the following day the prisoners were ap pvhended in Corkapar-street, but as there was no extra dition treaty between this country and the Netherlands they were discharged, the felony having been committed in this country. The picture, however, was given up to the Nether land. minister, Baron Bentinck , and had since been restored to the Museum Mom which it bad bees stolen. Since the prisoners had been is malady from on the present charges, In formstion beep received the police anthies la Paris that the primates had bum tried there, I. their ab sence, for aviaaliag sad traadalast bankruptcy, and con demned, the ma to 'Meaty, sad the woman to tea years' bard Wear. . . . . . . . fne — ooort erntemed the mole rigour to be kept In penal servitude eight yews, the moms. to ell seem SURREY SESSIONS. (Bofors J. Talon, lisq.) .4~ 'Wu's" 29, and Jaffe Robinens,l7, fashlonably attired, were indicted for stealing 13 yards a elk, worth near three galore, the property of Mersey. Olney sad Co., drapes, filth - street, Southwark. Mr. Oppenheim prosecuted, end Mr. LOW, inetructed by Solomon, defended the prison/ea James Howson, shopkeeper to the prosecutors, mid that on the afternoon of Thursday, the 28th ultimo, about three o'clock, the prisoners came into the shop, and asked to be shown some silk for dressed. He brought out several, and placed them on the counter, where they were sitting fire to face, with their knees close to each other. The younger pri soner had then a small carpet-bag on her lap, sad after • few minutes' conversation the elder prisoner bought • pieta of ilk, and paid 11. 13.. for it. On removing the other goods off the counter he missed a piece of silk, worth about three guinea., when he celled the younger prisoner, and asked her to 101 l .w him to the back of the shop. She et first ob jected, but then he told the elder prisoner that he suspected her of iteeling the ilk dime, and he perceived the carpet-bag concealed under her Mash She asked him why he suspected her, as she was • respectable married woman. He told her he had good reason to suspect her: end on taking the carpet bag from her he found the missing pies of milk in It. the elder prisoner then exclaimed, "Oh, my God, gay nothing about It, as I put it in the corpse-beg in mistake for my retie-handkerchief." At that time wits's, had not de livered the silk to her which she hid bought. In erase-ettamination, witness said ho had known the elder prisoner some time ma • customer, and she was frequently in she habit of making purchases at their shop, When they came into the shop it was their busy time, and • number of customers were there, but none near the prisoners or the silk. Edward Collins, shopwalker in the preepecuton' employ, said he saw the prisoners come Into their place en the atter. noon in question, and as soon as they sat down he rather aus peoted them. The younger prisoner at first had a oarpet.bag on bar lap, bet after a hole shuffling shout be saw the elder prisoner take it, and then look at some silk. lie called last witnem's attention to the circumstance, and as Noon se he was returning to the counter the elder primmer concealed the mrpet-beg under her shawl. He saw the piece of silk pro duced taken from it. Poke-constable 92 NI slid be was called in to take the prisoners into custody for stealing the silk. The elder pri ed:Mt said she had put it in the carpet-bag instead of her handkerchief. Sergeant Gardner, 25 id, said he was on duty at the station bones en Thursday afte moon, the 28th tilt., when he heard the younger prisoner ray " she had stolen the ilk, and her sister knew Dodds( of it." He afterwards went to their lodgbigs, and footed 37 sovereigns in a beg between the bed and the mattress. The elder prisoner mid that it belonged to her. Mr. Lilley made • very eloquent appeal to the jury withal" behili; be', without the sligktem hesitation, they returned a verdict of Guilty. _ Mr. Titian salmi whether they were known to the police? Sergeant Gauen. said that be had made every possible in quiry about them, bat could not ascertain whether they had been in trouble before. The Deputy-Chairman saki he was afraid it was not their trot offence; but, as there we. no proof to the contrary, be aboald sentemos them tamely six maths' herd labour each. THE IMAGISEERIAL BUSINESS or LIVERPOOL.— The Liverpool Law frailty tad remind profession gmarally ham rya for se thus seeding the advisability of ap pointing ea odditimal wiradiery magistrate, sad yesterday •mooninseadatioa am doe satiost was laid before to. local ceaseil. Mr. Alderman 5. Haler sad lir. Ayr, (both lay =errors) spas otrangly sialest the sppdstmsst of a iscoad atipeadiary mogisersts, sail miiMmisit that the bud• as ea, which was at pretest prima by the bargnll Mafia. UMW, wra performed to the estbferies al the public. Mr. Malmo mooed, awl Mr. Myr, —add, a resolutioa to the east tot it was aasolvbabie at protest to appoint a mood otspeothery. Mr. Arson (prosomat Lso Society) moved am om smarmed a protks ia meadows 'nth is resemsessdistra of Ms Law SMsoy , bat this Mier some iliseasike wee wagatived, sad th e moo taloa of Mr. HOllOll sad Mr. Syr, adopted. THE POLICE COURT& ROW-STREET. Sr. Entry Scott, of 17, Aslam-emeet, Adelphi„ 'speared to mower • summons, tamed at the Instance of Dr. Ladd, the hos. mammy to the Igedhsi Registration Associatios, charging Mil, 'maw the Medical Registrados AM, with re preamtieg hinted to be • properly qualified medical prae- Miner, WILKINS he um net registered ostler the provideo of that act. Mr. Bowes May appeared lo prosecute on behalf of the emaciation, end M r. Mayhew for the defence. Mr. Bowen May ailed Dr. Theedom Rdward Ladd, hon. secretary to the moo ciation,who produced • feinted copy of the Medical Register. The regtater does eat gonads the name of defendant. The eis made up to the let July, and is the only one yet r prtt e d e . I ham bees to dshadatee piece of business in Adam-Murk AnalphL On the right aids of the door-post wets timbals, with metal plates, on ens of which wee in scribed " Surgeon's," and on the other, " House." On the door is a brass plate, " Mr. Scott," and on the tints door is misted " Dr Scott." M ice ll e ane d leaders, dressmaker, St. Marreh=m bah, that on the 27th July she celled as to W. He mid that he wee Mr. Scott, the sargeon, whose edvertimmest she bed gem He said his Ise wee ere guises. Ms said that she thought it we • good deal. He said it wee sot like gain is a chemist and drugging. She said she should sever - that of going to • obandat and drug gist. Ultimately oho paid the fee, and he gave her a bottle of inadkine but idler consulting with • friend she resolved not to take the medicine. Orossexamined—Did not know Dr. Ladd, except by living in the neighbourhood. Wee not seat by him, or by an_ Y use, to Mr. Stage; bat went in oon.squsoe of seeing hie ad vertimments. Several advertisement& were put in aid admitted, in one of which Mr. Scott said he had been in practice to 23 yaws. Mr. Mayhew submitted that there wee no ales The sel dom. of Kies Sanders related to whet *scarred on the 27th Jof July, hereas the register produced wee only toed e up to the lat Mr. B ows May would call Dr. Hawkins, the registrar, to prove that Mr. Scott was am registered op to this cloy; end for that pupae he mot ask his worship to adjourn the mew . • Hb manhfp than adjourned the Nee fora few days. WESTMINSTER. bemuses Pilippoei was finally examined, charged with parjarp sad coneptracy with seethe to get up a false charge of poisoning against Cristoforo Buono Core, the Italian Salamander," at Cremorne. The primmer was fully committed for trial, ball being refused. °Blur LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY. The hilt-yearly report of the directors of this company has i net been Issued. In Moreno, to the line from Brussels to Nunez, the meow:lts show the total gross receipts to have mounted during the year 1868, to the Gam of 56,4301. 3s. led. (fee 1.410,753.85), and the working ex. stes to the sum of 23,2181. 15a. 7d. (fro. 580.419.4.8) leav ing a net balance of 33,2131. 7s. 6d. (fro. 830,334.37.) A COM parbon of these mulls with those of the preceding year shows that Were has been as augmentatioe of 8,2921.145. 7d. (frs. 207.318.23) to the gross receipt*, and of 7,6831. lls. 3d. (fir. 189,088.96) in the net revenue. The proportion of the amount of the working expenses has been re- Aland from 46.71 per oast. to 41.14 per cent. There is every reason to believe that the revenue of this part of the railway will condone to increase. Not only are its local remover still only partially developed, but it has hitherto derived wry Httle advantage from the opening of the railway beyond Namur. The part of the Imo from Name to Arlon was opened for traffic throughout its whole extent to Arlon on the Bth November leo; and the grow amount of receipts to the end of 1858 were 15,2381. 3e. 7d. (fro. 380,964.48). This sum exceeds the working expert dimes by 2841. is. (fn. 6,608.76) only, and a demand has been accordingly made upon the Belgian goverment foe payment of the sum doe to the company in terms of the convention of 1852, by which the company to guaranteed a minimum annum revenue of 32,0001. (fro. 800,000). The line having been only opened daring a portion of the year 1858, the minimum net revenue for that year should be 11,1331.16•. 7d. (frs. 278,315.72) ;of this sum the Prot:vett= to be p aid by the governmentamounts to 10,86 W. 9s. 7d. (fm. 271, 38.94. Some discussion with the government has, however, arisen es to the amount, which the board hope may be arranged in an equitable manner without the necessity of resorting to the tribunals of the country. TRAFFIC RETURNS. NUN Par Mir- Toll, Total. ILLILWAY3. aarrs ctuadlaa. 16611 Weak mbar Nay Uo A GrarA Inas !WAWA 11.0 way lambs/ PrriAseal DO* 1.606 1; 65 1.160 1.100 Weak lofts July 13 ralhatuab sul Ulamm 1611 6.6311 0,170 Wadi maks JM7 I4. Otlint 11101621111 a14.4861 MID 34,5 , 4 1011 NOM Dons— .......... U 631 .10 weer swift ri. i tr a I JO, 118 143 Oman rod to Welk weft idY N. Fat ileados, Lim6o sod Saab Wilt swift Ja/y St 1.16636 sod Nail *moss —11 l 16.004 36,211 , 73.431 1.64 as nod Sou* W•slols..— di 11,670 4,161 19.7 S . VS St4 . l KM rierarsew. MOB Jawlike, sod Alleadase — /017 163 1.140 la MY laandillet Lorgaddre NM tarblian I, IN 13.001 15.94 24999 1(.971 11 easttmet, 9119199. 9w law _.9993.14,4 . _ . . . 1714 5.143 6.066 11,41 144341 arm w ohlil; NO Must/Was. - 3.3v3 • Mane COM la■ Ma sac t: ladaaa. Washburn Ur MOW Mr lift Made. THE GREAT BURSA BURSA MINE.—The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Barra Barra Mine was held on Wedneeday, the 20th April, to receive the report of the directors, and Gil up vacancies in the board. The report " will bear favoarable comps:ism with most of its prede cessors." Not only does the yield of the mine onetime un diminished, it el , n apposes to be increasing, the quantity of cm raised daring the last six months having been 7,423 tons, or 1,119 tons more than the quantity raised In any similar period for the last seven yearm The quality has been equal to the usual average, being from 23 to 24 per omit of copper. Daring the last half-yew the directors have !Bold 804 tons of copper to the colony at en average of 981. Ts. per ton, and they have also exported to Britain and India for sale 640 tons mote. In explanation of the llama eial statements .ppended to the report, the directors show the cost of producing 6,304 tone 01 ore reallaed to have been 101. lie. per ton. This ore sold at 13/. 18e. 84. per ton, leaving a profit of 3/. 7e. lid. per ton, or 6s. lid. per ton more than the profit realised on theme sold in the preceding six month.. The ascertained undivided modal of the company oa the 31st March lam' amounted to 61,4361. 12e. 11d., and the estimated prate of produce undisposed of amount to 42,4941. be. 10d., milking together a total balance of profit for division of 93,9301. 18e. 9d. The directors propose setting nett 24,8404 of the ascertained profits of the company for the payment of two dividends of 61. pet share each on the let Jane and 3rd September. The captain's report of the mine is most aocouraging, and loads to the hope that very large quantliles of ore ground will be opened in the lower levels, when the new pumping-engine, sow in course of erection is got to work. And even the most penguins hopes—expressed by the directors in their last report with respect to the estimeted "profit expectant" on the operations of the year ended on the 30th September last—hove been exceeded by the actual fact. They looked for 38,0008.. and they have got at the rate of 43,0001.-4 mesh= Mail. VIM/lA-BRIDGE, MONTREAL.—I 4 is Stated on the beet sathority that the Victoria-badp _ls so far advanced that it may safely be wanted upon ea Whig certain to be open for Mae by the Ist Novembet next. Fears wore at one time expressed , we observe, that the progress of the worke might be impeded by the high water in the Bt. Law rence, and that the opening of the bridge would be delayed till next year. The reornt progress of the work, however, Ma been such as to harsh all feats of this kind, and, hu manly speaking, It may be regarded's aureate that the bridge will he in a position to be opened by the let of November next. The works on the two extreme motions d the Grand 1 Trunk road are Mewing with great rapidity, The meter& modem including the totemic% freer Port Sarnia to Detroit, as well es the tendon below St. Thome, will be in a position to be opened for traffic by the Ist September. The floating bridge meow the river at Sarnia will also be completed by that date. Thus, with the exception of the Vietotis-tiridge, the whole road will be thoroughly completed in leas than two months.—Cmadiee News. _ _ --- COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO FORBES MAC ignites Acr.—The first mafioso of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the working of the Public.ht.unes Act, and the non& licensing system, was hold on Monday in Georgametreet Hail. The Commiseioners began their inquiry by azarninitig several hotel keepers and spirit dealers car rying on business in the city. As • matter of coarse, all times parties ezpremed themselves mare or less opposed to the rertrict'oas imposed upon the " trade" by the Forbes Mackenzie act, although in this respect considerable differ ence of opinion seems to exist. One hotel keeper would be saddled wen the restriction with reference to cluing licensed premises at night extended irons eleven to twelve o'clock; another Rosa a step further. and does not thick that soy hour earlier than one o'clock would meet the public necomithe ; while a third andirons the whole system of restriction as "unconstitutional and impracticable." With refer:Doe to the lionashig system, all the wiitiones concurred in contlema log that at present in operation in Scotland—the plan Lost' in favour being apparently • licensing court, composed of a stipendiary melange or sheriff substitute and a jum with an t ppoal to the prlatipal ahentl—Bdesbereh Dasig Express. WILT NORTHISII HOSPITAL, KINO'S-CROSS.-s Nesbit of potions Is the week ending August 3, 1,077; of whirl 479 won now anos. ctd ows. vatinsaaast.]—Nr. J. W. Banson, of 33 and $l. has lea peeithel a %se Ulasnatel tesatain aa lb, " i t g ur uw when weans seises and tepee lass Weenie es se as the salik is . wren es bay is. am aw la Utheuld sae bas been • Wilk. rite iss aid per ms Wks la era pin el bolmA ok.. Mid in usilk lienedsptel tent* ukase Ins% forweesi pug. .Tlis bp mire Ai& Mr. timrsa Ws period far the tie • Ord Meneitaftense susisionaa r avaa - --annus uncoor. MARKET& AUGUST WOOL SALES.—Livgaroor, At - orsr 3. —Our third series of pith& meths der IYb year, which com menced on the 27th ultimo sad terminate this everting, com prised the following wools:-11,654 bales East India; 8,616 Pontotoc sad Chill; 699 Igypbs Talkers Ruelds &c.; 1,066 Buenos Ayres; 872 Portugal; 728 elpece sad sun dries ; 936 sheets English skin and tlesoe—total 24,339 bales and sheets , . There wee • fair attendance of the home trade end about the usual number of foreign buyers. The happy termination of the war on the Continent, with the favour able pros of an abundant end early harvest, infused cone spirit into this aeries, and the result with few exceptions has been favourable to importsen For at India there was en issisesny active competition sad on some sorts coadderebly higher prime were readily given ; See and middle whites teething ea draws of fully id. per lb., sad other eats Id. to Id. per lb. upon our bet sale Mee Of &efts wools there was only a poor assortment, with the excepthe of Peruvian, of which about 3,000 ballots sold at a slight advance on pre vious current peas; a Err pecpution,thielly eonsistiog of second-hand weds, was, lowevertbdts, wa for priors. The Busses Ayres, priacipally of low sad mmdm qualities, was negieeted sad cake, withdraws ; as was the owe saw with Russian, which was held rather above market value. The few lots of Egyptian, Turkey, &a., sold at about previous current rates. For the Zeglish aldased deem there was a fair competition, and the greater pert sold at the drone Toothily established on these descriptions. The public sales of colonial wools in Loudon are progressing weedily at the enhanced rates established at the commencement at the eerier, sad will not terminate until the Zed proximo, when the low wools will be brought forward.—From Mean. W. Onions sad Co.'s Circular. LEATHER AND HIDES.—The month of July hail peered without that decided improvement in the loather market which was gutaraly exported to take plate during that month. lammed of any anticepatery rine, which are often made at this memos of the year, bows have re stricted their transoctions to their inueedlete moats. Not withstanding this caution, however, en increased dammed hes recently existed, and, in the muses of liege supplies, the stooks on bend an still modersae, and prices have with experienced warmly any change. It is very generally what effect will the termination of the Italian war have on the hide and leather markets of our country? In reply to such inquiriee, we beg to state that although the drat impression likely to be produced might be aflame, and has perhaps con tributed us the prolonged dolmas of the trade, it is not pro bable that the conolur of pesos will diminish the consump tics, or depress the vales of hides or leather. On the con trary, it is unquentioahle that the war has greatly interfered with the trade, and limited the postal consump lion of some of the countries of the Ccatinent, and that under the happier hide/Ince of pesos credit will be motored, and trade sod conenraption both stinsulated. Already one Largo of South Areerioan hides Lora, mod two cargoes afloat, hays been sold for the Continent, sad there is no doubt that farther orders will cautions to be received to raw goods. It most also be remembered, that while we thus hope for the extenadon of commerce, which peace may be expected to bring, the seals of defensive preparation which our government feels it needful to adopt must add to the consumption at home. Them eircumstonces. combined with the easy position of the money market, and the prospect of a continuance of the low price of food, present good rewire to anticipate an active demand for leather. Of raw goods the importations have been large, and me there hal bean no induce/heat to the tan ners to purchase beforehand the transactions have been limited. The stocks have Increased, and the tendency of pricer generally has been downward. The tanners are not, however. m general heavily supplied, while its some of the continental markets the storks are very sznalL—(From the monthly circular of Memo T. J. end T. Powell.) COTTON.—Lresazooi, AVOtirt 3.—The salsa of cotton to-day are estimated at 6,000 ban, ♦ quiet market at yastazday'm prism CORN.—BOSTON, AUGUST 3.—We ars quite in the midst of harvest operations; there are however, complaints of the scarcity of labour. Our medial to-day has been fairly supplied with wheat, which met a dull trade st last week's prime. Wheat, red, 465. to 464. ; white, 495. Beans, bOs. Nawcarms, ADOWIT 2.—On Saturday night we had heavy rasa, but the weather cleared up the tollowing day and it has been fins since. Our market to-day opened inanimate, and the few transec , ions Itt wheat that occurred were eon fined to fresh thrashed Norfolk and Suffolk red, for which Saturday's rates were with difficulty obtained; for secondary qualities we bad no demand. Flour ales was lees in request and none bat the favourite marks saleable. In other grain so elteration. STOCKTON-ON-TiES, AUGUST 3.—We had a good apply of wheat at market this morning, which sold slowly at last week's rates. Batley in good demand at full prices. No change to report in the vales of oats and beans. Imports diving the peat week:-. Wheat, coastwise, 870 qrs.; barley, ccestwiee, 600 qua Inaseow, ATJGOST 3.—This day's market ruled very quiet, with prices in favour of buyers, but in the absence of um:motions we repeat previous quotations for wheat and flour. Oats 6d. per boll cheaper, with a very limited sale. Oatmeal dull, et fully 6d. per load reduction. Barley mg , bided. Beans unchanged, but little inquiry. Peas is I small request. CATTLE.-Bonritam., At;01:8? 3.—Trade was brisk to-day for the beat qualities of mutton and lamb. Other things met a beam, sale. Beef made from 2e. Bd. to 4e. 84.; mutton, 4e. to ba. 4d.; lamb, 6s. to 66.; Teal, 3s. Bd. to 65.; pork, 3s. to 4s. 2d. per Mona of 81be.. Making the offal. COALS.-Lownow, AUGUST 3.-Bates' West Hartley, 144. ; Buddies West HarUey, 16a. ; Clark's Weal Hartley, 16..; Grey'. West Hanky, 14a. 6d.; Haswell Goa, 12..6d.; Howard's West Hartley, 16..; Laathert's Wept Hartky, 1".. 9d.; Tended Moor, 13..; Tsalleld Hoer Borer, 13..; Triadale West Harley, 14s. ; Wallow Primrose, 12s. 6d.; Wells Bed Edda, 14.. 9d.; Eden Main, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Braddylle Heston, 16..; Will. End Fratemilkate, 16. 3d .; Wall. Bud Haswell, 17s. 6d. ,• Walla End Helms, 17e. 6d.; Walls Bad Kepler Gomm 1 6s . 3d.; Walls End Raisers Helton, 165.; Walla Bed - South Hatton, 17s. Id.; Walls End Stewart* 17a.: Walla End Curd 01, 1 61 4 Walls End Cutup, 16e. ; Walls Bed Hearth Ha, 16e. 64.; Walls End Hamrick. 14a.; Walls End Kam, 16.. 3d.; Walls End South Flartlepool, 16*. ; Walls End Smith Hello", 16 .. 34. ; Walk End Trizadon Hartlepool, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Whitworth. 14.. 6d. ; Bircharore °reign* Ws.; Ntron'a Haffryn, 21a. 6d. ; Powell's Darya steam, 216.- Ships at market, 49; sold. 32. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTY. Jane are Isabelle. of and from the Ty.. was low oe a ewe reel, .boat $OO miles hen Atha on the leib Joss.—SlWAde, Aug. l. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Australia Nast, from Looks kr Alias Bay, April 13, tat IK. los 29 E. Alban' (Will. Criates, from Lades Ow West ladlas, July 21. Ist ill N, Lou 1011. AlEts,ot liseyyart, trsta Landon to Mellows, la days, July U. lot 10 IS N. Broom (sdg). from Liverpool foe Malta. July 31, eat 30 30 N, los 1101 CooMopo (Alp), op pareotty wide troops, stewing north-east, Joao 11, 100 milts maw ui Pout de (Saha. Elva, irena Cardiff for augur:v.. May IS, lit IS 9 lon 13W. Bolin* Mows), Mw c swum for laatoo, luxe 1, tar s 8. km 00 I. lodion Queen, tram Gstousi Rim for Bristol days, loos IS, MS 710 N. lon St 19 W. Rani% tam London lot lanoreetoo, ihrels 6, lot SI B,loa 7 E. Books, tram Looks for I.aciaartoo, Marra S., lot SOB, los 9 Z. Batserpent, from Hod for lam do Pismo, April 14 Ist IS It, loa 16 — E. Palma (altlp). Inca Liaomoo% km lily f George Taws, Jaly>L lat 1120 N. las it of W. Sal ktoatioe. free Goatees tar Londos. July 11. la Vie Tremor Victoria tam Lie O. Promo for Linde*. Nay L teat 1 N. Ice 21 Zoog, (ship). tram Liverpool to. Rio Janeiro SS dim Joao 17, Id 0 If /4,1 m 29 Si M. - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND •ammer mouth. are peculiarly prone to erode= thterrh sod isfittenza from tbe great turd relaxing lM mom and the open perm being enseed to sodden draughts. • Lsrly attention anc effective ornament are alsaye required to prevent such ease from degenerating hatO teen: the termination of ahlch ever hasardons. Under the highest temperature Hullo , ' al. thole ...ate effectually contr..l all formidabie rimpsomu. rout aha Wirt tutu the nervosa Intuition, and thoroughly realty easy temporary conneslon of blood. A stuffed chat It mood t y Holloway•• Ointment. Yew. )101WICOts.. pate Ir the Sle, restiveness and weakness cannot meet *Winn to thew remelt.. vrbtch sea off all decease by purifying so/Ile and Snide. and invigorating every wan. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOTEION.—AuvIat 1, at N•;1;17;11 - 111;;B, tbe wife 01 A. Boma. 4▪ :•.., - ;117. -- OAR • ..—Jslyl4. Istie SWIM% Rinstrestes. Sostotroet, the wife et tar Re, 0. Owl, et • &mastiff. HADRll.—sms.Sl. et lottlastast, the wife of 0. 8. Haddon. En.. et • LlTSL=l . lll.—Assot 1. at Alfrel.plose. ItroutPto‘t. the CIS of F. 1441thaks. 19.1. s sos. . m the ilemage. Swalloychtte, sear 9•ll.bery, the vsu a a» Sow. J. R nt a pos. I 110L011011.—Assmt mg 'Watford noun. Ftschlty, the • Ifs of Mr. I H. Ikkosa. el a domibier. 11/IBRIAGIe llNAlWlTH—BOWWArt.—AuesaTi.ailliollabl tM Br , G. L. Besesessh. idea. {muftis. on of lb. UP tee. .A. Boolsolth. Ddblteeadom so Away. dapallier el W. Poltava. Bosh. al ' OOOIIItANABBOOTT.—Atrst IL at Newbold Ittroa-Ama, b the Zee. W. ltkiehts. A. Cochran, ftt s et Aitsktrt. N.B .to Mae. Wet 11thZ ia lleta c. X. Whielle. wv. d Holbtook• parr% W FA Lit BRY—Altil UTE D.-111 1. at the paetsb dwelt. Leeds. =Mae. sea of the late T. Balmale. L. to Man Bisassosh, al MI. Aide t. bath al BIM. DIATHS. avrow.-4.17 H. M IWIWZWTIbPiIn. we. 4, w. mica of onto W. Welber. 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