The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-10 00:00:00

iLatu intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Fas. 9. 5 I:isp at Mai Privaaftkr T412.—(8e14. Ltxd Campbell lad • !Mehl Jwri.) RICH AD,D4ON AND van v. MANVILLE AND WIVL usu.. -•••-• • Übe following is Ji faller rerort of the Atm* c 'se than wit Wei able to gt •is te' entity • lapre.• .-1 TUo ~'lon was broin:lo by Char:e. std C 'Thome Rebores ft rhuilem, his wife. es- derlo.'m B. Groovy!, .tad Mary B. Grenville, him wue, fw bands roes meth ti have bees published by the female &dea d!, st against the km& plaintiff. The dvfondstato pleaded not Ni. lirrje , nt floe sad Mr. Simonds etre for tleo glatarible; sod Kr. Elwin James tad Mr. !Lemma t a armrest kw the de'endsnts. Ks, egjses s e phis to opeolte tte care, rod, the pl anti", Mr. cud. Rkliaidens • scrcitor, sued, is the 014 Jowly, Is Me City at 1404 , 11, with his wile, Mrs Cometamtv Itotte., Itishardson, who wee a la4y of indepos gni ationn mina. with tics is Brut u-knot, Bond. Wirer.. Is recover tespensation is dauttges but resily for Ke itakekm of bar ohmmeter natal r.rtato tapitsiona which wet% throve out by coo of rho. .I,lethuits on the re cord, Mn Cheurilia, sad whirl he helms ~1 be tom tight Is myinr no imo regnettd more than the other defendant, Dr. Omura* who was lb' baebet,l ~f that lady. The &child ish. trod the Oraavilli• hod iv. a sequaatted for a great slat Ma y yam proviso& to the Mt.. , which the Cic• jury stall be culled. Sonia hum be -1 160, Mrs. Richardson bad (wombed Dr. Gran. trine proloso:onelly. Su had intoultd to mend the gr. star post Kew yeer ahem I, aid she had muds marsogements ktlieg bar toms In Brutal...erect. Is the meth of is. bury a Febrcary, 11156. she attacked by • pasha mid timtvlnts .. , tapleist, mad it be' sme r c:seary Mat she should amok Dr. Oriville two,' frequently than sin had dos* tetra,. Mee coustlsirit sot yi.idiag to remedies it brag •PPIMIIt rout rem Ito ant b. house Myles Mee le% Dr. Oraseillo kiaily .t.cat,...1 to the ropiest mode by Ur, that she should teems, as Musts of his boom Is Curets-attevt—that sta• *Meld based with Mrs. °heaving sad her daughter, at lb. rots el Igor guavas •••ek, sad that As th pied Mors tereive Dr. Oran. iilo's el att. admire awl delta. Nothing mall be mar roomiest to Mt. Itielverdwis, nor more roulades to the object which Dr Gratin:lv had ia view—har notonvi .0 to hesith. With am prolog Moo the detail... 4 her disorders, it woo mdlelent to rea•e 'h., ts.i. requited Dr °remit:es sit mimes sergieany every dey. In the month of Febreary, Mrs. likktrdoss look up her n , idsate sub Dr. Grassi le, M bars be Certaa-atroot, sad embalmed them satil rho tad of April At feu, oho onesigemasto eared to answer Cho espereedess (stereos*. Mn. °foal In. madded bee kindly, and ohs bar sof • had so rows to metplea bat, shortly of or tho wars et Mime Chemins. •ho had ken Most moo time, to the Mew, Mrs. Rk hards):s healmes Moe was not so arced.", to hoe, and rho tbearrod It warn sot so sznesik t,. era. Orem .110. Dr. Oraaville row that Mn. Ilikbardetes residuary In the bows pre pain sad annoy ears to tie wife, tad it was arrongid, after comassomeation with Mrs. 0141, ID*, that lodgings should le takes for Mre. Richardson • few doon of in the tans sheet, where Dr. 011 e. iv,. • meshed woodmen might be evaiiinuel. Areord. ingty Mrs. Rkharhos brumnd to th...e lodgings, where ohs attetvied every day by Dr. Orme:lle - . In .1 me Dr. Orme& sat Mee. Orestrille vest, as they frequently did at IMt period Ike year. to Bavaria, sod Mr*. lib benison, who had albis beer there before. o'so went to the rime toothy, where oho avoid is July f nosing. Os reach* Damns ohs row boas We greaser d the moor who kad beam 'optima her very will—particiarly of the Lev. Mr. &sem, • elengymon at tbs misblished who minis ter I t. the •ktr,to•l mots of the Evirti.b einammry there —that pose.hisg had diotorbel the good mimics whkk they eatertamal of her, At lart thet geatbsem, amisg It, tits most eh trot vb'e motives, ism fend in tho matter, sal betieviag that dr raromats reculeet by Airs. Otottvblo to tits prqsetre of Mt. Ro hard•on had no Guadebon, he fWerpord he. good olliees to 'Set • revatatiishou. Ms Moreght the jetties member, estimates. Molt plus, sad • toter First-11y NIL ana Mee Gmatine as last MsskaposramorW hope that everything of who h Mrs. Michaele. had mem to complain Wm set n,cW. a. omit Mad that ktko, became II was Ms Mina. poin t to the mat : • _ _ Modema —W. de Eat reface to ditiale slat up ror f dof year beariag • tascorary amass et ear bum is • over napalmed lue mailed to ace ...lea ead= wad deltas the Feria, et at , at lea creek. lea la oar Maw lad sloe meat that period to the part tlaa. • 'attar lon d seeer',l asp lung pcilalleid la year cbarealer caudal se • lady ; end we went tank lbe a amieseptmateboa el 'Maid Wmrioa of lasts by ea mark Oa bat eeselnd to dl weir. WI dl . tartly oar Imlay iamb say odertlea napielleg per slats of Isabli ohm orst4 la the Aglow bens aid row drawer as • @Mimosas et tits mit print parity. MAST GIMITILLX. Nip. I._Y PAM.= 1. OwtvLLli Ilia the resume of J. P. Jonow, ist Menages. " Tn Mrs. akbardsor Klinefen, MA" KLUe Mr. Warder was at Ilreagan De. Gravel g... red bar BM a Ll,' every we k but every day, sad after that iL.auevaire.iva buyed that sU oar, of •apleisarita a... beer ea lira. Grenville sad hired bad read. At Weir Mee. Richardson estunied to Loudon, and shortly afterwards Dr. sod Kra. OM TWO also as beak. la the awe= of Gus bellowing pat both Isaias sera went Bavaria Kr.l went to Kies. ups. sad Dr. Or invilladhided h a twee bete as Kari:wee, Meat* aid Hoetkur. Wti.a htaa filiebardson arrived at Kia err ta.u.l that the maws h Lai bare rireuhredreC revises-. beton had been revived, that as. ay. WM lw Star, body, end rare spa:idly by the Rev. Mr. Jiver and La truly. la the mouth of February. 1867. a I.lw , Vr welter by 14w. Gravid. to ohs Bev. Mr. j,..0n the opotety oe rather impLus.t.on *Li h oho h.d yirr, sad sereatiog sok antis* what that vspleisiatton hod di.avow.d. Tl. Ler, led t, the revival of dr rua...s.re which ban bed given e. much yrs art -Illy to 1t... Kiebarron but to Dr. Garvin '1L.... rangers were b het impeatatire oe Dr. Graves's pr.kisivitsl brow r wail well. hi. asorlity as a se They ft awe/. reboot the assaleve fradati..a, herrn erred harms bits sad MT.. ltirh mien. Th.• latter bur It's Grenville to the Itts. Mr. Jtet.is was se f.. 11 Airs : I. tootonstioeet, .I.t) Die, Feb. 9, 1667. dot doer 1.. t ime Site, 11 e‘4 , ,jfel of ilnd. ent that ebe s et K , wenses st y.mr lestigete u An l sty estr. sty. b t the h., nee eel avows. My eldest son., tine lies. Augustan Oninedde, I to Me, hoe else ..-ritt a to yoo, ..n.l 1 should net myself hive ttoulthil you is the stater .1 d I sot Swl th.t It is ab solutely die to yooritolf that Itu eh Add be mete si•qsaisted whit feet • proviso iscoewstalq lbe Met dies view yos took of It. all. r st the tims • and tbe dope that los emstioently &tram. at the time on quetation 1 wa. nAt is postes•lts of the farther pen de wOeh I sew am, sad, w.th the view of o.oponts the scandal, I ei.l net reentent Deis ad (Amiss to Mt., a, h whirl. I was well seissinted. het skald sad (wetted myself, bedovins I. the siscority ei m 7 Ituelxuad's tu.oret. e. that as ores (lily Ansi 11. I shield to No is order to . nAble bits No hop th• orgy-tint/Inca quietly of the in thn.lool it easoirned. Now. however, that I Mee 1f,.. Rich 'adonis owe IsaJw. stag mad o - her onto( of her ...abduct st that thoe, awl the pre.rtat, I Utah I ought to t slightest yam os the subject, lbw you may he able to jay's!' whether UN ..anw that yes dad idle is she mate to the ass you would now porno' with a Motels* of all the cit. niostwicet. .1 'ball est maw et soy loeuti into the affair bet ✓iapply esel. , ee a ropy els letter, bong the foam lb wildes by NU. Itithardows to Dr. Orsaville daristi his Way of 10 C.). at Yaoitb, alter be had left Kleatiogru, NM Mick did a ot, boo s ter, tooth Musick said shot kis ispeetsro fa Tarim and DN.lstem who's she wee stays n, es yes sill we. Toe letter wss emsiquestly d maid to me it Dark beim, st.. r• I wired stet aimed it. I my oda, Skit Da visit to Mostbsrat spolivn of is It wee mod. by Dr. frm* ills oad Mrs. Wrhardses after Qs Straw bad bees os:y a I.e days at kivossen, whit It be left to jo a her Lai , AV oho came oa to albrew= 111,/vll.-• tdit collie oa kume to tee mail slier tbs tigastwe of alw document, when I watt told of it by so elsoot p-rMt stringer se di, ire I sisn place dories sty jAuroey hose Enelead to Kiatennen. Th. propowl =wog at Disherse •11Wed to at the esd ef lha Miter took pkwe e'swelisre, orbs they spin *hived Dwelt,* toe mere dm a week beim I returned to En OM. " I imply yoo, ee • bombast, to real leder, ead Isere you to jeer the etstareefter of dr whet. 1 c mast, wtv,r, emends without Whims 'vs that op to the thee el ssimmately itoaccatist to reedve the lady late sy I.se as in seine he •hw weeks, lay hush.tad wad sorsa( hysi lived teseditr fors period et 46 years is mato' for ▪ I.use sn 1 h top lie's, that se here had town ehddres, aid teat use t.mily Magus* had over brae of the mod Alec li..nwe ma stow 1 swore. Iwi I leave Toe, tharefere, to ti.iasivw the Intel and resndsl cans .1 by the istims.-y sill 0111.1 lie, tf post.he to s 'rester tyres, sad which. b. it of Mohr./ swan tt to ty be, It u lid to the total estnitges west of a was oiwo.d, of 70 yam of ase ho. his Lo.i.y sail hie hue,. (S• 8101 1) "MART D. Oft•tormt.z." 11 wax wpm lot latter that eeto.o had been brought. sad Ni,. Re hattbeta...a, th.it they woe entitled to repetition fr the .I.•rgex whi.it it es aim+ Their harehege of the sidereal* of that Seib r they ow. d It Dr. Grativille hinuelL Mr. en I 611, Rebent a n Gelug band tr. Wog sa r t fa..u.' 0..4n‘i , 1., it beutow moer soy that Dr. Granville eh•tald join the rand. Tbe ae- Oka wax townie's:id la deanery. 1659; lbs urn We.. bawd Oaths llth and ••• the 21.1 of February Dr. OreeiN ide wo g to ID. and Mee. Illebarhins • bum what sae hula), ere. ditahl• le let" and which he Ohs Israel canoe.%) %tempi ought aow to bad heal a wittier nt a Ur part et the deo frodsate es elm•M pat Da end to tbs " 1, atrao•-•leasi. Mayfair. Feb. 11, IM$. " My fle. w ad Nairee,—Tbe eades.f evy of • I•tee 1 &Mewed le ley awl trW totpitea to pa tit• rem, of am. inakter wed wationent• whin\ Yaw SO 611 lb. per um maim it plea Nee yogi had. as pliable in die sc. eta sigien4 we, my wee, sad daigiter, co** ed tie Int.,. melees 1,1 IS.. sa d sse AiwaimiN to Do Rot% Mr. Jaren, ideal MI it Its irdwriees to Mrs. RDA winos • OM sin way lo• Ate to Oaks's it ben uniwriNd ad saimmied upervioss. At the Noe dr. pm te, perusi me le aid Yid in • 144 nit ISt/ Maps vile saa'reay to !Werke hf 4 view et Leub ay "maid awl witch l• panty der , Iby ley pear* et Ostler, bre Ira all logel trammels, ! a. • , ti...at the bapernien an ray and that. newt. • 0.4 . op She mid Mrs. Iliisambut THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1859. p and hie wife. It was brought to trial during the sittings is term, when the 'Aimee war miry contradictory, and the jury were ultimately disci:larded without having ',revel to a verdict. To-day the care was called on again. Mr. Skiener, however, applici for a postponen.ent ' and mdmied an affidavit of the plentifFe attorney to the effect that he had not seen the plaintiff since the 31st January, nor had he been able to obtain any tidings of him. He be lieved that he wee k. pt out of the way by f,rce and so pre vented from ertendm g this honourable court. He had made army effort to And him, and among other things hod sdver tired for him. (A laugh.) If the trial were tostponed he believed he should be able to r o Ince him. The landlord of the house where the plaintiff lodged had also sworn an affidavit, which was to the effect that the plaintiff left the house on the morning of the lat February to be shaved and to have a bath, and had not ban smatsinee. Ides. Jusuce Willis mid it was better for all parties that the oase should stand over, for the defendant of cram would not like to hare this kind of imputatio:, lying on him. The our would therefore be a remanet until the sittings in out term, and the plaintiff must pay the costs, unless before nest term be produced before a judge at chiunbers materials which should induce him to make a different order aa to met& COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—FEE. 9. Bitting in Banoo.—(l3elore Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Watson.) TIOMPSON, APPIILLANT, ..X•IIVIT, RESPONDINT - wOl sammt to the saggratkm, 0010 than oars mo dad betwass no, of having this matta renrr.d ju ltcuouly t.. Mr. Hivisho m and Mr. Baran, mikes than dragging it into a law one t. " I shall I.al .1,1 got for a line of acknowledgment of this commanicalum, and remain, my dear sir and madams, y ours faithfully, " A. B. On.anviu.e. " Chas. Richardson, Req.. and Mrs. C. Richardson, Brutoa-street. " r.a.—l think it essential to azeompasy the knee to Mrs. Grenville with a copy of the one elm wrote to Mr. Jestod recal tug that letter, end desiring it to be can celled." One of the lettere thane alluded to is dated the 20th of November, 1867, aid min.!' by Mrs. Granville to the Rev. hr. Jean*. The plaint& knew nothing about it except through Dr. Glanville, but when be had teal the letter be was sure the jury would come to the coaclueion that refer what Mrs °learnt@ said the plaintiffs bad no choke: but is betas the prompt action. "1 Curios-s'reot, Moyfair, Roy. O. 1&57. " Dear 81r,--tiOls.n l Ar.to to yco to February last, ea ' losing n let -t r from Mrs. RI. Rod.on to my husband, Dr. Granville, I did so supposiag that I weight write to a Oen-- men in priest coati tune,. la eces,quenate of the part • you lead taken last year with rektence to meats diffeevereel whkh uoluppily existed between our fam , bea, it Deemed' M me right that you should know what bad strengthened certain suspicions which Jon were aware existed Ia may nisi. Ilarciie acted all my life on the belief that implicit beet might be placed Ma clergyman, I wrote to you unreservedly, u suppoeisg it possible that you would be induced to dirt:ass the fact that I bad mint you such a latter, sad, still Fees, that you meld refer in say way or to anybody to the Battle of that letter sad its enclosure. It appears to um that you have done so. You made my Idler the ground of shoetng very market discourse/1 to Mr. Richardson, se I sae digit/ally iafottned, them making, as you mast have felt it would, further Mil:Chief en Dr. Granville's rebus home between ourrelves. It le, however, nail's for as to reproach you low curb iudiarsetion, when I had pew niuniaatel web you se a et/ranee and a friend. My single object is netting to yore now Is to inform you" that dare I mat you the latter and existent' in question, es plasatikma have Lees made to trie which I requln d for my saddac'ton. I request, therefore, that oa the reoript of this Fontein teens to me my War end enclosure, wbkh I desire en tirely to withdraw, regrettleg that each a communication ea, roads by me to you, end which I wish you to consider Y =- urines. I edipt the coarse with • view to being to • ter. minutia the saleasedentamting wide* for many months has oared se meek malappleras Ia to nualbes, wail I maned but slash Wight have beta prevented altogether by the m ercies of a little more demotion on your part. Ter my part, I dense beaNsto men peas my regret at having said any thbg dertimantal to Mr. Racibardese's character, for +like there apposes not to have been say real loundatioe, aa I have eines aseerteistd.—Belietre me, dear sir. your. truly, ..MART B. OInNYILLL" llatil thut enclosure was received the plaintiffs had not the slightest maim nor had the world, that such sa ezpreseloe of regret bed been writes. Then the action wee brought, and es justification was put upon the record. BO far the wads, t of the defeedasts oar comistent with the lag or tome of the letter he bed just reed, in which Ides. GraseWs withdrew all impstation. It wee, however, Impumitele that the defendants cud be satiated with that retreetake oboe it eon repeated &reedy to them. The nest faker he would read woe time Dr. Orme& to Mrs. Rishardeon " filessima, August 11, 1267. " My dear Mrs. Richardeom-1 presume you to write from MO Readabe Ksiter, tbo' you do eat my so, aid thither I direst my snorer. It grieve, sr mete to lied from your mine secount of your heath bow greatly you safer from bodily pain, bet WU more grievous is ft to me lot and you • piey to the delselos that I run SOS SS indig• nant as yourself at tbo unrelenting slanderous behseittur tower& you of those members of my fatuity whom eendeet, abated etomiciose, sod ten as repream•ations 1 repudiate and proteskd against, lad swill know how to regrew, and coos punish, as bee met an honourable man. Of the sin et *even Teets you spent in IC Menges, darts' which I visited you daily, as is my ammo with may ens of my patient. hem, hes three been a Dingle day to winch yen have not taunted me oe tlus very distressing entiniet, end made it the almost eagle topic of your eanamstioe f Yee cal aloud for justice ; but you do net say what measure • f justice le /trowel to sane for asoffluest weed. er writ age from sesatet• of my family direard mama you. Peat out to me how beet I can ob literate /bidets which them Madame verde se wilt isgs may hem bed In reference to year tearectse it a lady, sad I. member of year oen family shall show BIM aegerneme latennryeelf to adopt the pooped erasure. What his is any con Ines authorial you Mies yen left bore to write such a passage es the tolerates la your presint Mow P--t Ile son that though you may for • lime mooing In bieektaing me, wham.' Has my part of my wee at any t- ute, ei Mood the smallest eyntmota i trt allied, or still Is.. would attempt, wider any eraunateme whiftwr, to blacken your chermotr in the estimaion of • iamb Wig in the world; eat why toe newel, and es en damned ma an.apec•ol , Bessie of woman my keine a. a man red sae hoeour se a gentleman ((ter thst I ham claims to me you have often acknowledged) f Is It basses on Os day before your &prism I r. per ed a yore WI result of lie nnoren you lasi•ted es my penetrate' to two human oid, van= wh•ch prune] different from the ens you moi -1 also teat to you statements to prove that t a4 ; d pittple In the word were espaUe of uttering slanderous tales tan times worse, but which hey' never exited the matt booriliey aid hared against the utterer cf them who pro. bialyad les did tatterthem to tee versa, het thine it to ethers s'oto t Sorely melee of thee motives eight le have sac ref your wroth molest me whoa you profess to amide? as your Mini, nether motive was of my cassias. I semi,' sty in n tern to yea, •Be het.' Do not cen time the tainting in a I Inguage of undreamt reproach and genneatioe. Yott iie• pe reedy mono in urert:ng that I knew before pa cams int i my buttes that toy daughter was steterialsed pea should sot atay, and liste I you; fs. hod I had any such knowledge, the arrant; 10), nt which has led to all th.• would Maw been reapri thine declined by myself to avoid arateioalag yes say lasplewsiat &lisp, or 1 anoul4 pcobehly knee keit my daughter *way. but this W • frisk east's yes bring @Oast sac which you bale Dever lawn d before, ahlwing, jn feet, that you are detcru.ined to la-tea • quarrel on se, to real year Litter &shags wind ley daughter for her un rearialitable behaviour towards you—o behaviour which wet* 11011 , 1,111114 or hos liithcit CUlllellalll.4. wus wrongly thus I have dame. 4 Aa yes do mot d'stiestly slate what your nest m,ve sasatie may be. I hurl, !bow low to address to you any sesdicidessurael your foment salferlage might raingeot. You are kW swank to promise me avo.her letter tete. kelp it re do sot go horns. I tratt you will give younalf a hale mite mote ere you auderteke coy long plumy by railway, sad pot, I cooler, 1 would natter you were idly boomed ia year own with or., of its comforts. " Tll4 ilusyst meat te.m the isimedia•e areas of Ilia mots tilicados you have labia so much at heart, and the car esemetsou of those obi ice Wends sad kied , ed opieltii whose you know ea well bow to attract mud entertain, may do a ✓est did Pt...rift rest fief that equanimity sad pease of Milli, the resent d startled state of which, oven Jima pbrOcal .o.'ti teed§ to egtravaie your safer up c ties. On rho latter anNeot she report of ProL ear Si tuiroal, which you h ally returned to me, ie voluble, so shominit that be eveill rain ids entirely in our VIM* of year i.impwn , ~,d the resales to be applied. I with you bad favoured roe with the translation you had reed to me. With repaid to the oilier leiter you enclosed fir the otter party, you have sot told see wbetker you had seat your own to de sum bodes having IlLkooara, for fa the ceePuty ewe my coarse Wit j earftWy do modllod. Trusting semi to hear tor armor beak 1 nests, my doer Yrs. Ifschasdaon, ever isithially Foots, ••A. B. fiaanetaur." This veal. the one ;hi be bad to lay kerne the joy. It was sight be should state that attempt had ten mole to settle the rea.ter out of court by the intervention of fro net., bat naketetwely without weeks. There was ea effort to throw the toot' casent alit upon the Rev. Mr. Janos, to st bleb the pkintins objecte3, but with that exception the prnpoal sale was abundantly muisfactory to I p urtios. COO.ll. V1C11 , 17 Mr. Richardson WI rsnisiget under the cloud of suspition canard by Mts. Granville, and she thetefors sought sepirott n at the heads of the jury. Lord Canpbell—la a ease of this eery readier nsture, I kohl aol interpose daring the eprech of counsel ; but I may sow ask what question it 6 poposted ths joy should try Mr. E. Janies—As I understand Mr. berjeasit Shea, he sap Ike letter of tke 9th of Feb., 1667, Is a libel, and the Inn hme se my, ups the fourth anal, is nal, whether It a libel. I ny k is ao 16.1, and sever was intended to be one. • witness who was called to prove the handwriting of Dr. °needle ro d there had been • reference of th• action to two gentlemen of the tor ; but at a had fatted. Tits 6thre Mai by Mr. Serjeant Btiee 6 the course of hie spank were then forouil'y put in evident e. Mr. Frank Richardson, ntph•se of the male plointil, mid the Ike. Mr. Jean was mei ling at Tours, is Front o. lie pm hum there ce the 26th of Janusry Isst, and asked Mat to COMO to England to thee evidence on the trial, or gin ap the • riginals of the letters of the 9th of Feb., 1667, ant of the 88th Moskabse, 1867, both addreoled to himself and Mr.. Granville, and clot. le ter., but be &OITA to mut to Eng bed or to gin them sp. Witness 'bowed Wm a winks rethority signed 4 Mr. Richnolecia. The following was one ainoag several I.tters hors Dr. Or.nville t, Mrr. Ito Lsulvos, which were next pet in sad " Kiwi - seen, Aug. 25,1657. "My deer sr.. &Aeries—lt your firm litter, veleta Am you loft Oro place, mei 'wired by me the day after Ite der ;10th loot.), poised me as • eve and a Live d, your prearn• blur of the emeeeedbr day's Este OA, to Met tag the lam &Arm of year porkies at hernia( that you I oar is iamemat lade, pela, unable almo-t to record on h. J•wirairy, while I ma sot at head to mintage your sof by seek pre'embewl ab m the symptoms may 1 moot fe• a inozu.nt doubt the yea will kti ere me elms I recast In masa, sod with the utmost 'beefily, tilt 'hem Is se aserife. I bald sot undergo to refirre you from your prevent esfortarra, and elm', y on esen the ',pr.v b elan" futon one. Ira th• pre"est lose of Ton, mind, morbidly alerted like your body, I eau hardly eipeet to be oble to yield pen Conn,. tat cm hy asything 1 may say, or nes slag I might otter. All I will m attn. to "lel, in • lettv which is to be commit ted Ye the wort& urf of the po.t, is, that totkisi shot has hopped, sob* that has been written, aothlag that hes been loM or lead, has Milanierd, or an blames, q pnvo ael Whigs towards pea sow or luireoftw; end he me add, that the praerestea of your reed some la the esimbass fol witty 1 mho a, murk to b , art say o• portrait would drayl would haw a tight to export bow the most feellataio whoever hr be, of three , whom you have distinguished by your sffectiouate niendahip. "Accept in the meanwhile, sea small atonement fir all the re:alone which he odors of my family bait ottiAlosel you, Uteri:items &tendon of its heed, indignant at their unmet sad unearrentable conduct, that he, at all evetits, shall never be justly axused of having, amid like, bee taffectiripodon by a hies the being to whom he meted esteem end Friends tense 30 ewe sad upwards, our Intimacy would naturally increase wit hia the last two years through the very fact that the thorium in your bodily aliment would call for a nearer and more frequent simiociation of your medical atten dant, So simple, end in similar cases not unusual, ciente. stenos ought not to expose you to tho obloquy of the world ; and econdingly I do not find that in the ease of any of those geatlemen or ladies whose minds have not been by the secret sepersions of two individual., cwirely retiVf all proofs of the reality of their surmise., your name his ever been otherwise spoken of than with kindners. I may mention 'meet them Mrs. \rancher, who, moreover, has had an opportunity state your depute.* of disedniaing moat oompletdy M. Graham and Mrs. Townsend of bre judicee evidentl originating in Mr. 'aeon's family, which they en , though without any epoxide charge, but in meal teem% as Mrs. Voucher assured me, and begged me to tell you in reply to your little note. I may again In stance Mos. T. with most of the gentlemen belonging to both their families, and o' hers In the pleee, together with mercy more is Loam), by ell of whom I have never heard you spoken of but with regard. "Your sow bewildered imagina'ionplungee you solitary refieetiona, and, darkened by bodily pain end a =it, into a monstrous chem. of ides& as you cal it, and you enettry believicg that friend-hip, loya'ty, and all to gone. What• ever your own coes:ience may suggest or remll which &ethernet you to utter such words, the I will most emphae ticellyh"' aver, that to me nom such cask or shell ever be justly 'la a fears oommuniostion, which I shall probably deliver myself in person, I envy perhaps enter more fully taro the question of ' the conversation' and the motive which Induced so long its euppreetion. Oa me, as I proved to you, ever muter, since the time it took pees, its import made the same twee...ion as the wind that Vows where it let, sad lone knows whither it goes. No, my dear Mrs. Richard eon, the individual who has the' sane:faction of addressing you shall mover be rightly *rennet, and never ocinvic'ed of cruelty and treacherously weaving toile to enasare still farther.' He repudiates each miserable arra, and boldly tells you that to him such insinuations should never have bra directed. You have yet to kern, it seems, the nature tithe mac whom I fear your mom Mika state leads you to confound with others wiee cemehict has peeniblyveawitsd the reo eche. you now unjustly hestow. Mrs. Vendee, with her brother, leave Kieeengen en Thursday, the 27th last., sad propose being In London on the following Wed assiy, September 2. She has begged ma, as well se her brother, te soy that they will lee you know Immediately their addives neon arrest awl a. they propose to remain mores daye in town, you will have full time to enjoy their society, which I trait ‘i brew balm to your mind. We have aerie masa to spook of you eines your departure, and I have bees as assiduous in her room sr whoa you used to be present in them. ▪ As your movements been to tumor I little move shape, I find the , witbout giving mortal offence to one or two boil lies among the last arrivals, I cannot leave before the 10th &microbe', but on 'hie day or a day later, I shall ceetaialy move from bone, Xy tr io e r r t, lll lave three days sooner, and mow , my snivel i i whs. I shall embark it at Cassel on Sunda, the 13th, so that it may Mare Roney. Sus September (Tuesday) the 16th, and strive In London os Wedaredsy, the Nth. I shall desist the mama to leave all that belongs In you at band in the carriage, that be may drive le Ilestes-alreet from the docks, and deliver them be fore he woes to Canos•stmet. I • will venture, in COI2CLion , to give you two commis sion., Arndd you be in town and able to go out. Call le Curreekatrret, and ere toy cook, Charlotte; kok over the boos*, pet all the Information 3on can from bee re all sub kola, sad please to write to me • long letter shout it all. I presume no oar is in the house at preeent. Amite, on the let Briptembew (fatal anniversary) go to the place of met of your beloved mother and of my beloved ace; read over Me amend inscription and shad a reactor me at kis tent, if the r a ze ; mil that of the dear bring who bore you, and you se cherished, shall have left you one to spare. I shall feel liwy on that day to know that soma synapathiaing friend ti visited the hallowed deposit. —God Moue you.—l meaty my dear Mn. Richardson, ever yours faithfully, "A. B. OILAIIVILL1." This am:eluded the ems for the phintiffs. Mr. Jame. •üboirtrd that there tree so evidence of tte writhe or whin:stays of the hbel by lin. Grenville. Mr. &Ocala Mee contended tbst lbw vas shusdast cri. Led Campbell hold that time Mae aalletent primt foci. eridease of the publication. Mr. /atm said he thoeld she contend that the alleged libel wags privatised etentmeaketioa. Mr. lleriseat Mee seamed up the pla'ntiffs' evidence, and Mr. Jame eddreseed the jury on the part of the defen deata. H. said the setioa was brought not for the vindoetion of charecter agehmt say feel Wary, but for the perpoee of ✓evamp. sad with the view, if poemblo, of humiliating Mrs. Grenville la the eyes or her acquaintance. and the public. If Mrs. Richerdeon come into court to vindicate her character It was a meet remarkable thing that she did not maw forward to explabt—he did not impale any salt to her—bat to ex- Oslo how it was 'het her intimacy with Dr. Granville, u diseored in the letters will. 12 had been read, went on for so long • period—en intimacy far beyocd that which a medic el teas would 19 expected to lave with • patent, and which had clued the deepest eaudety end aanoyenco, be would add misery, to lira. Greavitie f How come ft that she was ro liele at home t Bh. travelled about without ber husbaad, went to Kismages sad other places unaccompanied b Ms; sad it oppeared oho that when ahe was liviag un der Dr. Orenville's roof Mr. likbardson was sot with her. It bed not eves transpired that they were litter' together at the protest time. Mr. Perjeent Sher—Yee, they ere. Mr. James said, whittle" their dome-tie erraagenents might be, it wag quite c'oar that Mra. Richardson wea travel:lag e n the contanont whilst her busbaed wee pursuing h e profemiceal 'moraines in the Old Jewry. The later whir h woo the foundation of the is. which contained the alleged libel wag cent by Mr.. Ricieuelma to Dr. Oraarill• et Musick ; but she doctor having left that plans when the letter snivel, it wes forwarded an to Mr, Great We, who opted it, end it was the cuetenta of that communicatiou who h bad brought ail cry and ashopoinces on herself and her hildres. A copy of that Mene' letter bad been for warded by Dr. Granville to Mr. sad Mr& Richardson. Mr. Salient Shia—There is no proof of that. Mr. Jamea-11 them Is not, why does mot Mrs. Riehardecn come into the witnem-boa beim she tech damages horn a lady who has dome no more than any other virtuous wits would have done on opening • letter Pent to ter husbond in her stream such as tut to which 1 bays allude'? Lord Caaipbell—l mart soy It would have beta well if shot letter had been la eviiknee.. Mr. Tames mid that Mrs. ll;ehardaon dared to put on the retard stores charges or the snort profligate kind against the lady without attempting to prove Hem, charges such as the moat abandoned woman would hardly attar to mother. Probably she did OD in order to intimidate her into apt lo gising kr that for which no apology was required; but at ' any rote, when the case came on for trial Mrs. Itichardsou ought to be present hi the witness-box to tell whether Ly her conduct she had nn been the came of uneasiness and unhappiness to • v.rtuceas and respectable lady, before else asked the jury to brand that lady as • libeller. He submitted that the occation justified the alleged libel, ' and that ao spi.l.gy was required for it ; and Maenad that Mu. Grant-ilk had only been dricavd into • court of jeeti. e to *duly the Entice, vanity, and wouaded pride of the female pldn is. Although lir. Granville wee his oftio, he must stove that it was hie imprudence sad in- Jiseretien, to vay the 'sees, which had productive rill the misery and wthAPPkirill M himself, hit wife, and ehddren. The learned comsat concluded by satin ttim that under an thus cad es there wax no mitesee of mtliee oa the port of Mrs. ranville, she having written the alleged libel idyls sseerting from the most paiafhl fouling. produced by Mrs. Ricliardee We private communicatioa to her hatband, to whom she was deeply attached ; the pltinriffe bad no right to claim damage, at the bends of the jury, and that the ver dict ought to be for the defendant.. Lord Campbell, in summing up, amid the declaration con tained VIMOLIS count, minutia( slander to the female de. imdme, hat no evidences had been given in Rapport of any count except the fourth, to which the attention of the jury would to exclusively fnbfiliel. That treed on the letter of Mrs. Granville of the 9th Petwurtry, 1857, addreated to the Hey. Mr. Jr.... Whatever might be the amount of damages, be could heedly see bow the/ could find a verdict for the &leaden's upon that newt The Warned mantel for the defendants mateeded that it contained no imputations en Mrs. Reeherdeon, and that ft was • privileged communim tics. Now the first emetics was, whether it did not coa tain a grave imputation on Mrs. Richards n. The mond question wee fee the juelge, sad he was of opinion that there wee nopreef to autboriee him in laying the letter was a privileged ommanicatios. As to the text queslieft, they would form their own °pieties', bat he did rot me how they could possibly entertala any doubt that the letter of the. 9.11 M February, 1867, tarn in enninacition with the tetra-Mau or ap Logy of August, 1166, did impute that there had been as improper iatirsa-y between Mrs. Richardson and Ili. Gesaville—that she lied carried on an adulterous latareniese with him; and a prenrebsege could sot be made mane. • woman. Coming nest to the question of damsels, be mast ser a tt e t vat not by any mesas amu fir tennis damage.. A h Man. Grenville might be legally liable, title Wee, p Myra, w.s to La imputed to a wife who, on receiv ing such • hater sa that of Mrs. Richardrion Maw! to her hint...end, seethe to the Rev. Mr. hem, end told him that her former apology wu not wise she wadi have signed if she bad known all the eir eassetemees Midi had sine. ronie to her knowledge. If they fund • verdet for the plaintiff., he was sure they would gin such damps u the eirenaistauces of lb. case de maadel. rii jury, after . f w minute.' daUberetice In the box, found a seidiet for the plainbffs—dantages 40a. Mr. Jam.. applied to hie tordebip to amp elocution. Lord Cvmpbell declined to do to, oluerriug that it would be beater if f.rth►r httratiou mem rayed. It was, however, opea to the defendant. to 11110111 the road no' the polite of law whisk bad been mimed by ldr. Jana. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS.—FIB. 9. eitlisp at NW Pr Cr * 11i —(D is Mr Justice Willis and i mes lug.) CMOOIS V. MITT AID 1111711,,1i MISSING ?LAMM. Mr int ea seeks of smelt spirt Ben Cams, the LiCzNsixo. This wee an appeal frau a cosvietios of the magiett aces assembled In petty siamese at Thorpe, in Co!cheeter, for selling beer without a lianas. The defendant, the prompt appellant, produced a license granted to him by the Eli ise officers of the district es the 17th December, 1857. The bemire set out the maillicates as required by the act. on which ft was banded; but in the coincide ssiiggnned by the overseer the following words, "the above-wmed spplicant is the real teased bolder and occupier et the sold home," were caseelled. The fact that bear had Wen sold was proved, the certificate was predated, and it we. shown that the attention of the supervisor bad been called to the feet that the words had beau oenoellcd, but that he being sa.i.fied that the defendant was the occupier. grated the Weise. Tee justices held that the obtaining of the certificate from the overseer was a condition precedent to obtaining the license, and as that had not bean fulfilled, the license wen void. They socordingly convicted the defendant in • penalty of be. r. Edward James end Mr. Grant now appeared on be half of the respondent, and in support of the conviction. Mr. Welt*, we heard smut. Mr. Baron Martin, In delivering judgment, said the court was unanimously of opinion that the conviction was welag. It was provided by the find section of the last set, the 3rd aid nth Victoria, that unless the party to whole the license was granted was the rated occupier, the loam 'Meld be absolutely null and void; but the second seetios, which directed that aim fact should be ascetiained by the overseer, we merely directory. If the overseer refused to grant his certificate no pushy was Into, red, and if the smut were to hold that obtaining the certificate of the overseer was a condition precedent to obtaining the license, then the power of hemming would be removed from the magistrates and vested is the overseen. The Pediment of the court, for thew resew, would be given for the appellant. leftmost secomiegly. Mr. Beres Channeli sat at Wei pries,;but the taws tried were only iatereoUng to the parties. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-FEB. 9. Sittings in Firror.—(Belons the Lord Me Jost(*) of the Common Pkas, sad Judas Wightman,Wilhants, Cromp ton, Crowder, and Bpi's.) At the sham; of their lordships this morning, The Chief Justice intimeted that on Wrintetay neat the meet •odd give judgment lu cave in *nor from all the mute. TM court was oectiOed daring the entito thy In a long and uninteresting argument, la reference to the conversion of enetnin goods, tag ths eerie of a vessel, and which had not ooseladod wheii6a adjoarsod. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.—Fra. 9. (Beim the Jodie Ordira7.) IC TIN GOOD/ 01 /MN= PAOI.-Tlllll MASSACIII AT JIDDAII. The deceased was the BIWA Consul at Jeddah, and was murdered on the 16th of June last. Hs Lift a will dated the 30th of August, 1866. He was a widower, but he left a daughter. The will was irregular In that ft bad so formal attestation clause. Dr. Tristram, on behalf of one of the mentors, moved for the great of probate; and In reference to a qute•ion that might be rained on the subject of domicile, the learned sdvo• ante stated that by a treaty made with the Ottoman Porte in 1809, may will In the English form made in Arabia would be The lamed judge greeted predate. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—FEB. 9. (Baton Mr. Canahricesr Nullity.) ILN WI 010101 MUMS OIIXAIX.-•LLROID CAD Thu* %solvent, • working }maw, appalled tinder the Proles+ ion Act. Mr. Reed opposrd for Mr. Darby, a cab proprietor. The twee was somewhat singular. The Maelvent alleged that ha was knocked down and *jutted by the meant of the opposing creditor who wee driving a eab, sad for which he brought an action. The Pay, however, gave a vwdict for the defeadane, sad he woe now a weditor to 271. tor owls. The only colt.r debt in the rebcdala way owing qt the ingot vent's attorney, as his coats in bringing the action. Tke two debts amounte d to - Mr. heed urged that there was no prebnot for the action, and that this vas not a petition to be entertained. The trolvest declared that he was knocked down and bill up for sum WWIIa. He had to pay a doetor's bill of N. for medichts, on account of the tice idiot. If. said. Mr. Baron Mardis, who tried the muse, eutomod up In his favour, but the juy gave a verdiot against him. Mr. Commis•ionrr Murphy said be obould name the day for the second heannir, and is the inesethse write to Mr. Baron Martin, than whom there could lot be • move honour able maw, and aseeetaht whether he wee settsded with the verdict of the jury. The *nal ardor day was appointed for the 4th March. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Par&ley, Q.C., Asdataat-Judge, and liaztbary, DIP at Clarkenwall.) Charles Goa, ke 15Urendered ti take his trial upon an in dictment to which he wee charged with harlog 'toles a quentity of parasol stick., the property of Simon holomon. The primer worked for the pruocuter, in Wood•wrowA, bia bunion, being that of *parasol-stick maker, and he sold a quantity of ricks to Mr. Pope, of Willow walk. They was iadectiffed as the promoter's property, and Mr. Pope was in the lint iintence charged with the offence, hut be at once accounted for his pomades, and the peinoner was appreheeded. The defence was that the stkke were the prisoner'. inn, bat theury was Winged, upon the evidence of the ',cementer an d the Timmer, u to the identity, and found the prisoner Guilty. Ho was mimed to eight matte' hard labour. Mr. Metcalfe, iantruted by Mr. Beard, peosecuttd; Mr. Tindal Adkiassa, by Mr. Wskeling, deMded. 821= name! lulus Berry, Honors Barry, end , were indicted for unlawfully eseardting end beating Mackey, a gretntroeer. The promontor was with Ids hone and cart in Whi , e Hart-place, Popler, end accidentally broke a clothes line, when the three pri mers attacked him hke furies. and beat him with bricks, although he had prerious'y offered to asks god toe damage. They were found (daily, and anstemed to eta months' hard laboar each. _ . _ Mr. Gent rrosoonted. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Berry were for the prisoners. illee Belt; 23, cook at tho Orlon= Hotel, Meentsstriet, was enrrietod of assaulting William Meadows, the under waiter at the sates estsblisbaset, sal wounding him in the loft arm with a knits, duriug a quarrel about a door being kept shut. The prosecutor, a youth of 16, said he wished hit to be pardosed, SI he lieew she I.d not mean to hurt him in her Beare. . . . . . She was sentenced by the court to six weeks' hard labonr. Mr. lAngfurd posecuted, and Mr. Barry de'ended the primmer. (Before Mr. Payne.) Elizabeth Tresay, described in the cnlendsr se Trenby, 20 years of age, was indicted for receiving a gold chain, vela° 10a, the property of Amelia Dart nip. The priso n er in cited a little girl to rob her grandmother of the chan, which the received, to raise the means, as she oilseed, of burying bee sister. The grandmother herd at No. 6, Clifford road, De Beauvoir Town. The prisoner was found Guilty, and lb* court sentenced her to sir months' hard labour. Mr. Cooper prosecuted. George Wilson. 30, was found guilty of mealier a cab, the property of Alfred Baal. The defence was that the prisoner was suthorfeed to sell the cab, but unfortunately lost the money. • quastioa arose aa to the power of the ouurt to order summary restitution of the cab to the owner, the cab we pew be the custody of the polies but in the possession of the person who bought it. Me. Payne ' et er consulting the Ateistant Judge, male the order foe restitution. The primmer, who wee a known offoldor, was sentenced to two years hied labour. Mr. Orridge pipecutid; Mr. Ribtoa efended. 7117emtal, &swan was Indicted for stealing a cash-box con tusing 911. in gold, 161. In silver, 1.0.U.s reprosseting 501., rem foreign corns, do., the property sad sooty G 4 William Ricketts. Hs was also charged with fsedvisg. The prisoner, it will 1» remembered, was tried last maim at Wrtmloster, when the jury was d seltamed without a verdict, they being nimbi. to surer The promeater was a tee-dealers Itead4 de, Whitschapa, sad a lad named Weeks, who was I. his service, stole the cash-box, sad Its was ad mitted as Queen's evidestia. The testimony of a good Buoy witnesses west to establish ths prisoner's complicity In ohs Os: smoke, sad the lad Blinn 'he gave the box to Wm. Additionslcorroks2ntive avklesm was now adduced. Mr. RH*. defended the prisoner cn the former dial. Mr. F. H. Lewis was his counsel on the. present occasion ; Mr. Natal& prosecuted. The lad Weeks WY sentenced to sir months' bud labour on s prulone day. The prisoner &wren was now foond Guilty, sod Mr. Pape, having amend that the prisomr, in his opinion, notbeing more guilty than Weeks ought not Li base more punishment, though had he hulled him to commit the once, of which there WAS no evidenee,he would have been sentenced to penal imvitade, directel that he should undergo 6 month.' hard labour. ZHE POLICE COUEZII MANSION-HOIIn. Abraham Seeley, who had been errant times reminded upon the chyme of having defrauded Mr. Derham, mhos ma nufacturer, Hackney-reed, of a quantity of boots and shore, of the value of 241, was again brought ep. Mr. Humphreys, jue., appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Lev& jun., fur the pt honer. Mr. Humphreys said that inasmuch oe sufficient time had Dot elapsed since the last examiemon to enab'e the officers to complete their inquiries reepeeting the prisoner, he pro posed, after completing the evidence of the preeecutr's• agent, to ask for a further remand. Mr. Springfield, the proseoutce's agent, was thee called and further evoninci. Ile raid—On the 17th August last I went with the hoots and ehoes to the address which the Fri- Boner bud given me at Crutherwsil, bat was unable to find it. He called on me the same evening, and asked how it was the gi,tids bad not been delivered. 1 told him I had been to Camberwell, but could not find the shop. He said he supposed that was the reason, es the shop was not open, and then was no name up. On the thawing morning I took him good* of the value of 16/. 35., part of the order. I sow the name of "Brain end Co." punted on paper and stuck In the fanlight. Subsequently the remainder of the order wu executed. On the 111th of September I sent him, aa desired, a stat:ment of my bill, and on the 20th I celled for payment, but without mattes. I celled again, and found the name of " Brain " pointed, but not the words " said Co." I &Peewee& found the shop clewed and the premise' unoccupied. I next met the prisoner in the Hackney-road, and acco s ted him as " Mr. Brain." Ha looked at me, and said, What ' ain't that account of yours settled I replied, " Yon know beet about that." He said ha might as well tall me the tzsth—bis name waa not Brain, it was Bonnet*. I told hint be was the man who had bought the goods of ma, and I shoull sack to him for payment. We walked a short distance, when he said, "I want to show you that rin an honest man. Although I've lost • great deal of mosey by Brain, I'll accept your bill at one month." I told him I had no doubt ho weak! accept WC-a-dozen, and asked him who and what he was. He re plied that he was a reaper able man, and lived in Bolsover street, Tottenham-court-road, and that his Landlord would give him a character. At that moment a pima came up to us and said that he, too, had been "done" by the prisoner, end I then gave the latt-r into custody. ' Mr. Lewis, who declined moss-examining the witness, submitted that the evidence did not establish a criminal charge against the prisoner but the existence of an unpaid debt. --- The Loud Maya—ls there any other charge against the prisoner f A tradesman, whose name did not transpire, entered the witness-box and said, that • few weeks ago the prisoner oared at hisertabliahmastt and ordered half-a-docen chairs and • lookiag-glass, giving the name of Hamilton. These articles were dedvered in due course, and shortly afterwerds the prisoner again celled end gave hint • further order, amounting to 601., part of which wens delivered. The Lord Heyrx—Did he give you a referent*? Applicant—Yes, my lord, but the pewee' appesred so respectable that I did not oat on the reteremos till after I bad parted with sores of my goods, and then I was advised to get them back ma soon se I mold. (A laugh.) The Lord Mayor—l am afraid these is no criminal charge there. If I should discharge the prisoner now he may be apprehended again. Mr. Humphreys—l beFere I should be able to show your lordship onificient Is private. although it would defeat the ends of justice if I mane the statement in publk, to Joe it • farther remand. --...--- The Lord Mayor—The prisoner has bean remanded, di in prison two weeks. Mr. Humphreys—l em aware that that I. Po, but, enter tenstely, there are numerous instances in which the talent the primmer hie displayed in getting goods from various per sona—his talent has been so greet— Thai Lard Mayor—Or their credulity has been me great. Mr. Humphreys—l em told the prisoner la • most plau sible person. I can call the officers who will state that they are in the mum of making c.rtaln inquiries which they be lieve will result In a cam of oorspiracy againat the prisoner and mother pram. The Lord Mayor—lf this had been stated to n.e at the first bearing I should, upon the expel_ mace of the offleme, have lent my judgment to their., and have detained the prisoner, but whoa the man has been in prison • fortolght„ end you have made no ftrther progress, I think Mr. Lewis 111 entitled to ask me to diseherge the primmer. A gentleman stood forward and mid, if you remand the prkener I thick I shall be able to make • charge against The Lord Mayor—l cannot detain the pr:eonsr while yes are maanfaeturtng • charge. if you have any charge ' what him you may apprehend hlm directly ha Immo this court. The prisoner, who wee Oben diecharged, left the court am rounded by his numerous victims. The Lord Mayor requestei that the pram would ad-know ledge the recoipt of 2s. 3d. from " Z. A." far the poor-ho:. GUILDHALL. Jobs Stowell,• lad of years of age, was charged with stabbing Ms slater. The prironeg's motif's said lamas a boy et • very i,ritable Mesper and on Tu. aday afternoon ho ass sitting cm the bed with his sat. r end who boxed bit ears far being impudent to Ha immediately stabbed bee with a porket-kade which he bad open in his hatd. He bad been a very bad boy, sad had kept her in a eronateat state el 91 health by his dr conduct. _ — TheOfflcier said that the prisoner gave his father • couple of black eyes a short time ago by 'biking him wits the poker. Aldermen Chilli, asked the prisoner what he had to gay in answer to the marines charge of stabbing hie sister. Prisoner said be did not .t.b he r at all as el n-rer meant to. Be only said be would stick the knife into her if she hit him again. Bhe cut her Land in tab the knife from him. Alderman Cbal ie said t bet would not exeunt for the wound on bee shoulder. It was quite clear be had gives way to hie wicked tempiir and cline:lilted an off nee for which, if he were sent be trial, he might be tremolo,. el for life. He (the worthy Aldermen) would, however, taking the prisoner's youth into consideration, treat this (ass es his flirt of and, in tee hope that it would be • lemon to him, ordered him to be impriiemed and kept separate from other prieotters for 21 deys, with bard labour. The prisoner left the dock with the utmost Indifference, THAMES. Ann Barren aged 38, of No. 4, Cha•lotte-ntr. at, Wil low-walk, flhoredi.cb, cola and 'rood dealer, wat charged with fratidalently w•nvertiog to his owa u-e rightrea how. died bandits of lire-wool, vales 84 34., the pr.party of William Watty. Mr. Heard, solicitor, conducted the prceeentlen, end sold it wes anted under a semioa of the mew act, called "An Act to smoke better periodos for the punishment of frauds committed by trustees, linkers, and ether persons !rayed with property." The 4th recto:se of the new act, the 20th and 21stof Vitt, oap. Ai, stated if any pen be:ng • Lifter, of any proper. y shall fraudulently take or oonreit the same to his own use, or theme of any parslS other than the owner there 4 alt:ough he abaft not break bulk or o herwiss doer. sins tee bailment, be shall bo deemed godly of Weeny. In this are the prisoner app fed to Mr. Watm, who was a fire wood aserohon., of No. 325, Histpatrein, Wapping, f.r per mission to carry out wood, and his tort was talon with 1,800 bundles. Tire. invoke, were at the same time delivered to the prisoner, for him to here with there persons to whom the wood we, consigned, end upon each brace wee written, " Will call toils° , row," nweein t that Mr. Watts would rail next cloy for payment. Ths prisoner did not deliver the wood to Mr. Watte's customers, sad it was not known what hod become of it. Mr. Beard then put in ceroftetes from the parties to whom the wood was cnsigned, end add that, after boring Mr. Watts, he should salt the msgiatrate to hand the prisoner, end apply for three sum monses 6 r the witnesses to attend the neat exeminalion. Mr. Watts continued the statement of his solicitor, and said he was to allow the prisoner threepence per hundred for the delivery of the wood to his cuotomers. He made the arrangement with the pee mer on Thursday last, and on Friday he delivered to bins 1,800 bundles of wood, and directed him to supply Mr. Foster, of Fore-street, Cripple s's* with 1,000 boodlee. 600 to Mr. Norman, In the same street, Ned 300 to Mr. Gurney, to Ropes° iker-etreet, Fier beery. Ile gave three lonia*, gat* what each patty was to receive, and the amount. He wont to the respective parties an Friday; they had not received the wood. He saw the prisoner yesterday, and said, " What have you dose with the wood?' and after making various excuses, ho said, " Well, I have chucked it over the bridge." The prieoner mode • rambling defence, and arid the bundles of wood delivered to him were all en inch t short, which was denied. On the applienias of Mr. Beard, the prisoner was re- Ronda to lb, Clerkenwell Howe of Detention for a seek. MentopoLrrAN Bosouons Cointrrrzz.—The Metropolitan Boroughs Committee met on Mandel_ it the London Coffee. home, Ludgate-hill; W. Cox, Elm., M.P., in the chair. Two new members were added to the committee, Effingham Wilma, of the Royal Exchange; and A. W. Peahen, Esq., of C:eveland-square (the London chairman of the Anti-Cara-Law League). A letter was read from Mr. Demean M 'Lama on the progrms the question was making In Scutland. Suitseriptious were aenouiced from Mr. A. Wright and Mr. D. 111•Demul. Mr. Brookes, in moving the adopti o n of en address, commented at some length en those paragraphs which had reference to the monotone of which he ddendad from the misreprenntationi to white it had beta subjected. [Advertissunat.]—PEßrecr DIGEWIO/1, sound I. sod rumor ammo an featorol, by Ds Darrel ddlidomi Mallb lelllifiall Ikellollill albvilm rood. a blab mom 0m Mom Ile sum In imdleas. inammmilax of mamma to Or molt enfeebled. without Mbar ramoidna olootually Indlgoallon I impends). habitual paapopfdan. itMIIaM .YHMr. palpttadon of Oa Mort, ',platy of ii.r. el.. .imeria. theahadhow ndromonua, tilisomom goomol tit. rt:ArergriMirtm s r d if friailloralfetot Mad 11. Dr. ay. Dr Miailaio. Dr. Campbell. Imed Mead do Dolly Onnial Om Dula of rontow. awl Imp lionmod pe mom el dilnallon.-o i t ailim b In rd. ; ist., re. The 121 b. am Csim IMP an mos* of ardor. Buy De Darn liod_ ~.00. IT, lamabolemb Grim Abe Kam. NM Om. CIONIdOId. Waft* OrallbollOOMMOlii MARICE2B. OOTTOA.—Lrnaroeu M. I.—The market has beta *ad; and stiff to-day. usl MMus'. full Wu in. ou•talned Sahs ISAM) 1.661 of whIO are for expert sad mosautloo. 600 Boot. it 16 to hi.; /KI .4 Imam 714. le Asada& USW& 7d. : SO Marksoisto. at 14: 10 M. : COR2l.—Bcwroli, rm. 9.—The sewoly of wheat was food at oar market to-day. The Mohr ruled dell at barely two week'. room Red., LK to Oa white, 44.. to Ma 'bare wee • trood deramd for new teen which were la. higher, 44e. to Me.: old. ea Ost• 104 IMM. Brocove,oy.Tems Fee. 9.—The orrtvals of barley from abroad ore km. Corked. we have very moderate euppllee of orklk for the Poet Week. To thy daze mortal the *Amen' mterlY of grelo was *beet sold Ww the but ampler barely supportod Ire weeks prior, wltlet damp rad Interior vale were Is per or. lower. Hulse =Mimed. Oota met a steady &mod at full pokers Air In Wive reg..* man advapoe of la per yr. la ether outlelev oo quotable embalms Impulse chores the pest week :—Bkrley. foreign. 2,854 Oats comtwbe. VO kes CLlTLX—llocmau. Fa. 9.—We had • plameat trade to-,lay. at fully Mt west'; MM. Beef made from 3.. to 4s. 101.1.: Mutton. 4s. to In la; Tea 4a. to ge. ed. ; Pork, at to le 4d. per Moe of 8b.., aloklog the offal. LEA TEIER AND 111D11 9 .—a good daily Mace trod. elLtted MMus the whole of the pad week, sad at Lead athdl on nada, en acme amount was Mae at fully weans rate. Good W°9 older. "in" tall.. am anw and cattalos are la good demand. • larger number of foreign butte and crop bellies base beta cold at Prdloue motatlem and the stock of the latter te almort gtbanded. At the =l..aactket ormolu.% Olden at which the lumbers an maddaraly „Use test Mary. dm ma, brought l id. to bd.; lighter walgbie, id. to lid.: cow. ; Md. 00ALgAlegoe7, Tao. 9.—Daddlek Wed Bartley. 14.. 9d.: Dart soak WM Bartley. 14s. M.; Ilaodoga BMW, 67 • L lambutta WM daddy, Ha IL • Tanbeld Moor, 11. gel.; Immo dam Butes, 11. 6d.• Walker lkdorme, lig ; Ward's WM thrtley, 14.; Edge Mnto, lid W.; lietaa Mart* lain. Gd. ; Walls End• Bra chia Ilettes. ITs. Id. • Walls Zed Frandrellgate ; Walks gad Means. lid. ; Istawart's ia. Id.; *lll. hod Thorpe, 17a. &I.; Welle . Lad Wed Tees lie. 9d.; Moo Garestatd. ; Mama Merthyr, lla ; Rowell a Darn dleam,ll als/kets Y; MC VI TRAFFIC RETURNS. BAJLTAW. MUM Per Man TOW. Tole; OM. mem. dretlse. 1140. ISM Week 4•4ladJsauary 31. 6 ! 6fl 4%5 trAt . u ... 2::::. ....,_ : 114,1, 3.A5 3 : 40 Week nese Jemmy 30. OnallNeetbre ........ me 1.730 14.1 33 23 . 319 11 . 3615 aerie Dem. m 43? RI Me men February 4. Ibutev and Mame Waterline Febnury 6. WM Tholes .......... Wsek iedlus lettouy 0. Leslie mil War& wren 7316 27,243 UAW Id.. ..6 31.* Weis UT 9.231 lig L A I Gnu Leuesimes l4O US 1,016 1.60 815 Per* Liedea • LS 6 14311 8.161 11.211 Ilarbaltair.llkaaid. sad Lks• geloskln Oress Weege's MI lOU 94,040 Ilarsiballw. as* Jewess eml Alubsbun 614 thl 406 789 id larediN III 2.111 4.831 4471 6,425 Menages sad legieldzst UN 7.554 MUD 2 3.5 2 1 W. 453 Nowt Abasiolsia. ise liwilmil - lO 419 107 UM 1.126 lanneter• asd Illesighan U 1667 1.493 Ihrolleelfl sod Moor .. 40 2.1415 3.250 • I lachutts Blackburn Lbw Ileac for b. 4 periods. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. QASIIALTIIO. lablee—The em Whom decks to tido mod le fa good order: la all shoat 2,000 bolo have ben loartal, sad about ON Nehmen ot tea; the lip le Wily honed. oad Mt ester situ se blgh WIN se oat elde.-3ealetpte„ t. Emblems et Ala, Oneida Oanateheel, teen Tree to Diann e ant alien at the reeks tooth of the per et the tenor plum as the sight of Ire Feb., le tall of water, sad wee eapostatt to bareart a Mal walk ; env eareet—Oreatork, Feh. a. Clam hr Lawsuit{ hut pat heck, herald her la coated oath a yawl la the Masai—Ono:not, Feb. S. gam I Swell. for Bellmore. pat beck reeterdsr, having *sag a Yak. The tour feet of weber La her hold.—Livirpooi, Feb. 9. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A./. Mem Telk, 4. Ist N r, les.ll W. Omar Bad. hum Plymouth lor Wrbelea. 7om lot 1$ N. los. $3 W. leaky. yowl ~stag vat lee ant port. imelauter, mitoard.ermad, Nov. It lot M 9, low 71 W. Wimlimmao,,trour I.lverpool. has. 13, Mt 31 N, km 11 17 W. 67 50 Z. u• rolyrics, flan Bonin tor Liverpool, Nov. 9, Isellf3. 100 Wen Soutimesed, hem Moblep for Havre. 71 a.l/, lot. SI N., los. 21 W. Pl:o;iiiroae. outworn' bid. Dr. St lat. 8 N. Ira ft W. leobella Kan 0141. from Ogre of Good Hobo 7+r loades. Dam M, late oa ilb W. Jobe Illoorhey (Ws). frog lofda fa 'Will% lea. 14. lat If If. los WI W. Loy how Booboo, Dec 11. tat It 87 8, km 17 t S. Pelage of the Bah Feb.; lat. et 77., lob. 15 W. Boa Fart (ship), from Cabello for Looks. Jr It, Id 58 P. Ica al W. holm Neer Orlona for Llverpoel. Jaa. 7, of Goa Hey. 711.1. from Weans for Orme* Doe. IS, lat. 86 B. Ice. II E. THE MAIL SERTICR.—SOUTRAMPTON, WZDNES. OAT.—The Royal Mail Company's steam ship Tyne, Capt. Sew, cr. left the river this day, with the usual Brasil sad River Plate mile, 76 mecums ( among wean is Mr. Cow per her Majesty's consul fur Pernambuco), spec's value 40,6371., jewellery value 29,2004, and • full awe. The steamship Fulton las Cowes Roads this fart New York, with the French and English mails, • fall conmbreent of catalogers, and a good cargo. The steam ship Union, destined for the Itaiar.tina, is atill in the Solent. The OrilluL with the heavy portion of the Bombay mall, may be looked for on Friday. AMERICAN MAII.B.—The Canard mail steamer Canada Iva wail from Liverpool for Boston awl Habfax on Saturday vest, with the mails for North America. The Poet-oMee box will cloth et 12 noon, with late fees at 1 p m., and on the lauding stage at two pm. LATER DEPARTURE OP MAILS FOR AUSTRALIA. —As it appear, that the pecka by which the Anstrslian mails of the preterit month are to be convey ea from Sees to Sydney eannW roach Sues ustß at least • week slier the proper time for h-r snivel, it has been deeded to postpone, for the period of ons w“ik, the despwch of those wails from London. The mails for the Australian mimic., to be con veyed via Sestimopton, will accordingly be meads up on the morning of the 19th instmt, instead of on the 12th; and to be conveyed tie Maratha will be made op on the evening of the 23rd, teethed of on the 16th iistant.—By com mend of the POMMY er-Geogral, ROWLAJID HILL, 190C:11. tsry.—General Po.t-oilice, Feb. 9, 1859. • kLOATISO POST-OFFICEB.—The plan of sorting the Mila on bawd, rrady for delivery, W to he ea once car ried out oa hoard the whole of the *tamer, belonging to the Peoineelar and Oriental Company mantes between South ampton aad Aissandth, and between the latter port and Maratillas. Mr. Nub, of the 10enstal Post-odke, hoc been at Southampton. uperintoodlog the filing-up of post-offices on b and the Wanes and Edon, doetined forth. postal petrify between Marwilles and Alotendria. The where reining on the man line will be aimilorly fitted op es they arrive home, and won we expect to he able to animus that the plan has hen adopted on board the West India and Bre ad packets. VEXATIOUS InDICIIIENTS.—A bill presented by Lord Campbell enacts that after a certain day in this year, 1869, no toll of indictment for perjury, subornation of that aims, oonapiracy, and obtaining money, &c., by (aloe pre ssman, shall be preeentod to or be " f mud" by say pond jury stakes the present's bus been bound, by noeguisason, to gips evidence against the person seemed, oe =los the person accuard his been committed to coated, or bound to appear when summoned to take his trial at bar. The act will not extend to Scotland. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.me WIDNEIDAY, Fay. 9.—Adtaiselaas as payment, 474 ; ditto, by swan tickets, 168 ; total. 632. [Advertisement. ]•••••11OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILI.S.—OLANDRLAI Dtn n, Klltlllllll, Dnunaterr 9rcc.—Aar eltedor o• the glands of the throat demand Wart attestien; they Indicate red% of 41•111 the In the oonstltuttm, lettleb. II negleetedoral =their MOM will rehab the rite! Irma, and death be the latnltable By Holloway'. preparstions Om &enslaves media are the. vented ; they cheek the thew° at Ito onset. or. wed at a Wet period, render It milder In lie program If teoper4 ents , th}ed. then 'Mediae twat 1.m0%0 ho , h •Pootnth and dims. They suet the .Ira from the Mood. quh ken the action of the 1, toph•tlee. drum. the eland.. and enetto the elan to healthy action. If 1k deem* be herothary. mere, and theemble. these median. Moody deer the hod Immo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. „ A11:11.1)% 7 Tc0. il, at Rome. the *if< of Colonel Ar 4147. Soot. rod* DLER.—Feb. a, at Victoria-road. Ithogtoe, the wile of J. Chandler, But., of • too. ILIVIEL—Tett. 4 at Oreat Yarmouth, the elf* of the Be,. D. 011yler, of a sou. tALLL—Ftb. 5, at acre Bala. Bad.. of • dumbest. toolout—lea, ft, at Dradahle, Bedford, tho wife of J. T. Hoe", Ifrq of • ma. MX ON eOff.—Feb. 4, at Olorreeeterotroot South, Beleratia, the WWI Of M. Te 261•214 Ler. of • ,UuCbt... MARRIAGES. 3ANIVI--11WINZ —Fab. 1 at the Italy 'Malty March. Isllostott. by ON Bev. J. IL Gleamy. J. it. Bootee. Vsq.. of Tattfrsball. to hoes, &gator of the fats It. Solos. lip.. et flastfuga ILLLIIO-11TAPLKIL—Fab. 6. at Rt. Palmas ChuTeh. by the W. W. Tatum. Joao Whittaker. .on of the late J 6111..11-q of Web 'Doak to Mazy Ana. (lamina of J. Staples. Ist., of kielaboat. moat I.OIIOI4T—HARSLET.—Teb. 7, at et. Poe., Led., by the Raw. Mr. Crowder, Mr. IL Loot*. of Park VIIIII, Roundbay, to *gab. daughter of J. Hartley, lA.. of ReunehaY. Lteda DEATHB. CANN CT.—Tett. 5. it ilro..lilk Ft. Brad," 'tram E. B. Oansey. N 4... Bpd 41. OIOWTHRIL—Feb.S. at Blearpgboo. Chielhare, Iltsacbeater. Mr J. &ember. aged N. DOWNS/114. f t at Oalablltateset. Ratcatiguate. hatiota. IWO* of do kW O. Darr* La.. spa at. TIM ILL—Pala I. at Wombat. err MAIN. I. !Wm. EP, wide. 7 alat.. mgoz.ree. I. µ llggas Dettfottl,place. leactlaauste. T. num% lasel lat tatalidasd tab Mal ba Waatax Kum Haw. J. S. LEAS* lama. la tio_alar et Leadaa. !Maur. as the 00Ica.la bralara 6 0 11 40. la Ilia MOO of illiaddsts.-TwAinT, /liana 10. Itydepvt. tho wife of 8. A.