The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-27 00:00:00

• .. 4 TILE EXPRESS , WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAJION, 27, 1861 . NA but she repeated the observation that • NA I'.l L A NIP MILITARY. r IROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. SHOCIUNtI MURDER A F KINGSTON-UPON- not May SOUTHWARK. CORN.-Lame, MARCH2B.-Tbs advance on wheat noted -- a - TR A MILS. she iesse6 have his s insane or she should not have done it. A notorious ticket-of-leave convict , named Georoe Wn- again isMarkdane compels our millets to follow in the eaten Crossenamne-The premier at this t ppeared to be liana with several aliases, was charged with steal* a direction and we experience a good demand for fine fore' ADM IR A LTY, /deuce 26. - AITOOMIMITS. -- SANKITPri. A fearfultime 1 . igo Isabella Hu- samples at an improvement of 2s. per (natter over kist liecesil gaoler H. Hookas to the thelithme. Jolla R 010. New Alredord, Hampshire. 'saint?, to surrender vas comet es yes crime 'tt 1 ' , terday morn. deepaisTilyeabeimafilleted,i whatthbade a w n take d hae ex p b o iii iace i t ted b..e t ,ide he u p ::: horror and repug- purse containing a quantity of silver from wood, at the South Eastern BeilwaY•ternintua , Loudon - Tuesday's rates, but the inquiry Tor new Eng li sh is still at Clerk It Y. Meyer te the Bethlts. April 5 at 12. and May eat It, at Hampshire. But, Lott ing at the Militia Barracks, Kingston-upon-Thames. The Parliamentetreet ; off. main.. Bell, Colemsnetrait-buildinirs. v i ct i m bridge the lowest ebb, sad tbe sale for mob at any reasonle ioe, A e lea 1, rlb rk 11. 4). Demme to the Edgar. ./•1111.5 lisentoi bans. Clapham, burn). builder, April sat it, WY • fine young woman ouly twenty years old, Mr, Guy addressed the bench, and said he felt that the The pr o aacutrig, a young woman o f gen t ee l appear -six& as impracticable as UM ATeragl prices for the w eek s nd. mid s hip men (s. G. Laselie to Ilis Dowepl. as oupimunic- go d e se g e t 2, at Basingliall street. sol . lirnitt. PriiNTN named Diana Wickina, sod while asleep she was murdered evidence against the unfortunate wom an at th e b ar was o f saidthation Monday nightshe was on thepktfonnot the North log March tot-Wheat 1,1924) qrs., 54e. sitd.• oats 293 pen., rare ; t 11. Perry, sad .t. H. Fronde, to the Cossack. street. Beak ; uff. mishz.. Johnson. liesinghalbstreet. by bet stepaister, a marmsd ennui, the wife of a sergeent- that character that the inefistrstes hadmalternetiv e but to Kent Railway. Loodon-bridge, for the purpose of Proceeding 2e. Of d.; barley 1,105 yrs., 40 1 . 61d. ; b onae 204 gru , fle maDnnti...l goaalsinnia Lave bus nominated to PIULLIr RAM4•III., lit.k.. dreeto Aldizeß% . wi e ir r u n:hot. i !pril nujorin the 3rd regiment of Royal Surrey Militia, who commit her for trial. He should not even ask for a retnend, to her brother ' s, who was an engineer, at Welliugtonatraet, ee s , old .; n aaa 3 am ,. ers. Arrivals s i nes mi n d ay week :_ n ,, A ~.,.1.,..hi 1e :F. 11. Path W. F. Petro, and L. A. R. 9 " 12 1. 999 la y I ! ai t• at gannehanneri et Bea ? while in that state nearly severed her had from her body, bet, on the contrary, be thought it would be much the in Kent. She had her purse in her pocket, and the nun - wh ea t 2,0 N - ba r l ey 29 , u m s 31 , b erms 39t, ra p esee d T s e. aod Ilackeued. N albrouk . off. meg., etansfe , i . speedily as possible from the scene of horror , Borrow. _ street. dividing the right carotid artery, the jugular vein , sad the better course that the should be committed, and removed as tents were safe, as she had just paid for her railway ticket. quar t ers. Tenses Woof.. Colchester. twee. builder, April 9at 21. and windpipe with a razor. It would seem that the husband ' ofThe prisoner came and stood alongside of her, and sbe felt LYNN, MARCH 26.-The weather since this day week has CHATHAM, if sia:4 28. A Jew , A lf k Sol.. Barri/on end Lewis, the wretched woman, who is highly respected by his offi- The prisoner was then formally ordered to stand corn- his hand come out of her pocket. She instantly turned been floe, with a higher range of temperature. At our LW evening'. 91 sunset, initiate guns were fuel d. off iseig , Edwerde Basinghaaatrut. rers, who placed the utmost confidence in him, had left mined to take her trial for wilful murder at the ensuing round to him, and said, " Why, you villain, you have Corn Exchange this day we had a small attendance of f r ors. hour iron, the Ccrawallia battery, and also from the ORoMill RDIVAIti, P.tithalt. 519vogateatrect. City. , and Blic"lgw... his bed about seven o'clock in the morning, and went out summer assizes for the county of Sump picked my pocket " " He gave her her purse back again, growere and a short supply of what ; the best rues ad. hanistract S trand, dealer In foreign feels, Simi u at '2l. sod 11 1 111,91. I. 72, g•iiii•l•bip of ordinary, oa the ocusion of May asi 2 . , at ~..• ~,,,,a wmr, ...i . sot. Trg h,„,,,,,. w es t.. into the barrack lard, leaving his wife in her -.-o-i-• saying, " Hush, don't say anything about it." One of the „ mow le. to tta per qr . upon l as t Toe . dar ,. entreat,. _ .___ and low qualities without alteration. Barley . the fumed of th e Duchess er Kent. The flip on all the wee , . ~,, .4 4 . Edward .. m ai m m d, A n a t ree t. own bed, and the unhappy deceased in an ad. ditto, runs Chevalier' is. term' bt Luithee` s•re mind half• poet. reel mint of Geotios Nona AN and OD.RON HVINITT NORMAN. Birmingham, joining room, where she slept upon a tempo. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. railway offieens, however, came up, and he was given into damp custody. and beam as last week, with a short supply. Wbeat, no shoe. in rliot!tini .111.1 the neiglibuuribg city of Ruches- lease founder", April 5 and 24, at 11, at Birmingham Court. miry bed made up for her upon a sofa, and his wife must -a- One of the guards in the employ of the company, of tbe white, 651 b. to 681 b., 61s. to 635. ; the*, red, selb. ter were partially else! throughout the day. Soh_ Southall and Netwoi, Binningham ; off. &wig., Kinnear, have got up almost immediately, taken one of her husband's NOUTHERN critcurt -LIVERPOOL, MARCH nu. name of Abboth said he was on the platform at the time, to 621 b., 48a. to 60s. Barley, best Chevalier malting blemingharn. Willi tied Mitten u. GNOME PHILLIPS, ewcestleunder.l.yino. Stafford- razors hem the drawer in which it was kept, and then pro. Detre or Greonat. Vnallow, C.11.-We have shire, minor. April In and ~L, e, at 11. at Birmingham Court. ended to the adjoining room, where the unhappy deceased CROWN COMM.-Makin Mr. Justice Hill) sad law the premier deliberately go up to the prosecute: nem ,. to 5 . 31 k.. 44a. to 4f s. ; him dinette sod saw s and l i her pocket . He went cep t° t" aenoance the death .4 General Hairy Charles Edward Nuts .. Litchfield. Newcastlennder. Lyme an•lJonies and Knight, was lying. There appears to be very little doubt that at the SUROLARY AT DILWORTH, RUH lILACKSURN. him hand the purse back to bar. He immediately detained . . to 511 b 325. to 365. Oats, 361 b. to 421 b., 25e. to :eis. ~ A'ernc &C. 8., who expired at Hilton-peek, Staffordahire, w r l nnele g i nd" • " it * 'mai- Whitmore . Birmingtum. d . time she was asleep and 1 ing on her left side, and while „hen Je s eems 39 , him and he was Even into custody. 7 in No?er Haydece, 29, John Barnet, 40 , . . . . Beans, old, 631 b. to 651 b., 5'1,, to 56e per quarter ing Luau ingot i• PAkTkior„ Birmingham , surgeon, April 10 an that position the murderess indicted • dreadful wound epos W4lhan lifordelchl 39 and Richard Corlatidaer , 39, w ere The prisoner ere said he picked up the purse, and was perk/ to the growers. es Friday het, its the seeud year of his ilge. Slay g, at ii, at Birmingham coon Sol., James and Knight, _ the right side of the neck, which was uppermost, thus charged with breaking ' into the house of John Bourne, handing it to the young lady when last witness came up. _ Hine eteCTILST AT TUNBRII4III WELL., - A Birmingham. and Mason, Birmingham ..• 2 '''''' I ' iu """ causing the injuries above described. Instantaneous death farmer, residing at Dilworth, near Blackburn, aod stealing That was contradicted lry the prosecutrix and Abbott, rthWCARTLI, MARCH 26.-The weather bas become cold Bffininithion ' and threatening rain. At our market this morning we had grand Rile Fete mid contort for prima by A'oluuteere a . . ~. would not app. to have been the result, for there is very 441 . 16s in money , besides other th ing, on the 10th of when William Combas. • detective officer in the company • mom. "thlr, ion , Chastkton, Infonltoire, and Morcton-in • moderate show of wheat from the growers, and although and all comers, will take place on Wednesday . wet, the• Marsh. Gloucestershire, corn dealer. April a and Slay eat little doubt that upon the fi rst sensation of pen the February last. ' ' employ, who was well known while in the police as the • there was much offering from other quarters, the trade Thends_e. May 1 sal 2 , at th e practice pages .4 the lt, at Bristol !'curt . 5 u 1.... Ibsen and Co, m e w:. oil ai w g .. poor young creature raised one of her bands, and in Mr . Bourne, the prosecutor, was 76 years of age, and very Surrey wolf, proved that the prisoner bad been three times ed towel and oral a moderate business resulted at 7, 17th Kent Rid.: t'elenteers, Broad water, Tunbridge Acraman , itrist••l. so doing received a severe injury upon the fingers. She deaf. He lived on his own farm, mil had no inmate at LIB tried and convicted of felony, and be had. been liberated °Pen at previous tea. Flour was in fair request and value rates Wells, ',bun mite. to a large amount will be offered for JO:IIATHAN I:• • r m . q , tw e ed, y gi s i d dim, w a g manufacturer, April then got out of bed, end staggered for about six feet house but himself and only daughter. who was unmarried with a ticketekleave after serving four years out of seven. cementite", iiieluditer two elver cups, each of the value wet May 3, at 11, at Leeds Court. eds., Darlington. find - into the adjoining room, where she fell dead, lite- and about 40 years of age. On the night of the robbery The magistrate mid that the prtsoner must be again coin- well sustained. Malting barley met little attention, indeed of Id. 1. - ia., two smaller ditto , two beautifully-finished tool , and bond alai barwlck . lards. o ff . sang., Young. Leeds.man of our buyers have bought sufficient tonne there the rellj covered with blood. Dr. Cory and Mr. both father and daughter went to bed in the same room mitted for trial, and no doubt the judge would pass such • Y. . . ... ~, J•ires 13 , 1 , 0 r• JIM. Brainley, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer , n • gm trade henceforth will be quite ot a retail clus• Lancaster rig '' , ' ni l sit superior re g ulatio n l o ng 1 : 1 ""q" April 5 and . 11 se: a. at 11.. at Leeds Court 2 4• 1 Y. Tarry and So ow Roots, tw o e m i nen t practitioners at Kings- about ten o'clock, sad at that time the house was secured sentence on him as to keep him from further depredations racier Koine barley l red, and the same renerks g una te sign. Four of these Masa will be open to all-corthera, four Met e& m o m s * ad Bond and m ArA ta . L e w,. oil. sadg., ton, the latter gentleman being the surgeon to the in the usual way. About three oclock in the morning for tome years • will apply to o th er articles. to be °imps-nal for by Volunteers only, two are open to all Young. Leeds .polioe forte, were speedily in attendance, but all human Miss Bourne saw in the chinks in the door that there service,, one to Kett sad stases Volunteers. and one to Citottse [ scu t Jahns, RheMchl, bookseller. April g and May rid was, of course, unavailing. Alter committing the was a light on the stairs, and almost directly MR. TRAINS RAILWAYS. - uk , v winner ,. aow wood b atta li on of Kent o a k,. n s cat 10. at Leeds Wert held at gheneld. Sol., Bneultead. dreadful deed the wretched woman went out to the barrack- afterwards live men, having burst open the door, - Niverntl9l: aR. swg. Brewin Ittictlicld M i es , ;.. .. will he Ina" 211° t'°_,Ule) yards, t ,, at G „, w oer ' eta .1 11 tha t Gems Pante 1J . , ship . thondin, A ail 5 and Pi, pt 11, yard, where she met a sergeant belonging to the regiment entered the room, having in their heads two lighted can- , Yesterday, at the Maryleboue police-court, Mr. TRAFFIC RETURNS. friwwl4ow WW I ". Th e 1.4.3e' open - -"c" 91921 rea" .. - 'e at Linwood Coen. Rots., woodburn and p remberton, hirer- named Oates, to whom she at once stated that she had mnr- Ala, several pistols and sticks, while some of their faces G. Train, promoter of the tram railways on common roads, nee foe with my doietiptami of ride, the remainder to be p e e , ed . mfg . . Tune ,, LAvary ,,,,, m. slimed her sister, end she then went to the pump and were covered with black cloths, which, after • time they appeared on remand before Mr. Yardley on a summons, Ian.WAT3 Stiles Pm- her. Total, Total, cornmeal fee with the revelation rink of the come to which RICHARD RTANN, Tyddyny.paady, Merionethshire, faller tied washed her hands, which were covered with Mood. A con- removed. The prisoners went up to the bedside of the 6 m pd "th a t he did, on the 12th of March, in the parish epos "handles 10431 ireu th e epelp g •it n e, mss helong. The olicotiog . will canoe .Ice flannel manarartarcr. RUH a and 2g, at 11, at Liverpool Court. stable belonging to the V division of police was then sent prosecutor and tit Week ending March 17. L 4: 4 Teetered to blow be brains out utilean he of St. George, Hanceeroquare, in the co_enty of Middlesex z artmmaAffmumme sa ... .... 7,W Lei each dew at teat oclo all No magnifying sights, i air Jungaas - grass and,, Co., girerP" ol ,.._,. • oil seek t gird. Liver Pee- for, and the prisoner was taken to the police station, where gave them his watch and money. In a short time they (which parish is within the luriadiction of Marlboroughettere Week ending Starch 53. SI Miller u April 4 ano 29 at 11 et Liver. triggers or era sill be allowed. Pool targets. Rote di.„ aro , „ art • Ma Zr ur l i z i r d ria-- Li , ......,„ • oil, • , m the charge was entered by Mr. Armstrong, the inspector on 01l lef t th o bedroom, bet am, wan d . o...bed s .. eieeseseL i a ,p,,,,,,,,,,„0, vu1...15.11, 1........1. ep eed L.j...v. AL. ......4.... 4 GIL.-- 5 a-ci. wry - ..... 7.3e2 CAA, Meal, will be provid• .1 • M the groand. at • • Axed eat* of : m ,,, L 4. ' Liverpool ' sal g " "" duty. ft may naturally be imagined that the occurrence having then Mr. Booroe's gun and a lighted candle in his a certain public road, called Uxbridge-road, being at urn- week ending March U Pric , ". ' 4 11414410).: reAgtelione and detailed Iles of the Jim 01101111111. Wrexham Denbighshire, victualler, April 6 crested the most intense anxiety in the town, and as is bench This man threatened to shoot the father and = v iva within the matinee; of the Act of Parliament 3rd OrcetLe_ l . !te?,"r6__„ „la 1 11 4 0 gitt o 2 4 9 4 1 0 2 0 1:1 . 4 prizes nay he obtsineil At the orderly rams of the 17th K cot sad 24. at 11, as unarm! c o urt. m o t e , g rans and Co., Over. usual in such cases there were • variety of rumour" as to daughter unless they gave up their watches and money. IV., chap. 126, contrary to the statute." A man Mann anal hal. V dent. ei s, Tunbridge Wells. pool, and Acta', Wrexham : 04. amkr., Horgan. LiverpouL the cause of the dreadful ocetirreoce, among which was one After this he went to Miss Beerne's bed and named Hutt, who wae at work at the spot on the day in tio . & Altr i memam - ee , 289 981 KY.! Brio.imie WrI.LMOR OURrItI, etockport. Cheshire, cotton the the deed was committed through jealousy, Let so far committed an indecent assault upon bee. During the ques ti o n, was ooajtmetively summoned. Nang Loudon 0w... spinner, Apell 6 and May 1, at If, at Manchester Court. flola, Cooper and 4,05. lianclerdee ; ca. assig., Eraser Newberger. as aa the evidence which was given before the magistrates time the prisoners were io thebouse they broke open several Mr. Sleigh, as on the former occasion, appeared for Mr. SI'VRTING INTELLIGENCE. WILLIAM n•aciry *raw_ An, Manchester , t,, Apo is West, there does not appear to be any round for such • drawers and boxes. In one of the drawers the pro- Hope, w h o opposed the project ; and Mr. Robert Clarke • The & b evels entwine of Mine des under agreeme n t wits end May 2, at It, at Naacheeter Court. &de, bale and CM. supposition, ands,* present the motive for the commission secutor kept hie money, and had in it at this a tt en d e d for me . Tram. the London and North Western Railway Company. BETTING AT MANCHESTER -TVIIIDAT. Manchester; oft 0111‘.. For ,, Mancha-Mr. of the dreadful crime appears to be entirely a my . stery. time 35/. in Bank o f England notes, and about The particulars of the former inquiry were given in our J AM ' S KIM . 86"luglik senor "chaale. Leeembire. cellos At the lotting of the borough bench of magistrates the nine or ten sovereigns, which were all taken. The old gen- paper of Wednesday last, when the chief question in dis t:RYA,' NORTHANP'FONSH IRE. manetactarer. Anil 10 and Map 10, at U. at Ileocheater Primmer was brought un for examination. Her name in the Orman bailie hie tremors pocket Ille. or le. in silver ; this put* was whether the commissioners of the metropoliten II to adst Miller to Its. Album (t) ('nest . Sol., Mover. Manchester ; 011. nag, Nensaseast. Has. • dated WEATHER REPORT. 12 to - The Rap (t) chaste" to be Martha Bradish, 46 years of was also taken. There wens in the house at the time of the roa d s nor th o f the m e tropolis, who w er e appointed under - 14 to - K is" of Demme ti) WNW 5 1101110011, Neweastic.on , Tyne, ewer, Apell le silt and she was charged with the wilful murder of Diana robbery twelve silver spoons and other things, all of which the 3rd Geo. IV., had power to gives " license to Mr. Train MOAT, NAAMI 14, A TO $ AI . sod Ray aat 11, et SiswatetLupon•Tywe court sob., Joel reknit The megiatrates present were Samuel Grey, were stoles. Noticed the robbery having been given to t o construct th e t ramwa y, 16 to - Rattlebons lA. Newcastle upos.Tyne, sad Hoyle, Madethenatreet, city; off. ER., Mayor 04 Xjagraloo ;B. Mason, Esq., F. Gould, Fag., the police, Haydock's home was searched, when one of the Yesterday, upon the resimptioe of the case, Mr. Yardley 20 to - Horror Of) meg., baker. Neweeidleapea-Tyoe. E. Lowe Esq., and E. H. Frisker, Eaq. Bank notes, the spoons, and other things stolen, were observed that, in the first place, it was not within the jure- Z. 1 X. A XC. I. 8. CITY AN I SUBURBAN HAWDIOb. EANIEVPTCY ANNULLED. Mr. Phillips, the clerk to the bench, conducted the pro- found. The police also found oevend pistols in the diction of his mart ; and that, in the second , if it wets, the is to end Eon Hem (off) March B. Teems Liam Inerped. tether. motion ; and Mr. Goy, of the firm of Guy and Wilkinson, same house, one of which had been b ought be Mawdsley utmost penalty he could inflict under the act alluded to in ------ ---- - - - 12 to - First Lord (t) JOINT STLICI COMPAIGMB WINDING-CP ACTS . solicitors, of Magnus sad Westminster, appeared for the at a pawnbroker's shop in Blackburn the Saturday evening the summons was to impose • fine of 40.., which would not 14 to - Thunderbolt (t) ELIVTAu Paurese noon ColtralllT (thatintie, April 12, at 1, prisoner. before the robbery. Two percussion cape were also found decide the case. NAM MU 43 42 A.E. o 1 20 to - Bellow ft) before Mr. thealiblaskiwar Goalbers-pentem for winding up. The accused is a very tall, powerful, and rather plain et the lama tinie, and they were found to correspond with Mr. Sleigh strenuously urged his worship to bear evi- janomm 10.46 43 42 B.&E. r 4.0 Su - Industrious (t) INSOLYUT mrnomors, AT PORTUGAL...STREET. looking woman. She a to be in dreadful distress of the raps in the house of Mr. Bourne. A "jemmy" was found deuce, obeeiviog that his (the learned magistrate's) decision Lenz 25 to - Chance Shot (t) is. f 1 mem =Mr CoNillaeloatt, Lite. mind, and she !interrupted the proceedings by het in the same house, and upon the officer examining the wou ld h ave some eff ec t in the event of say ulterior BRUIN* '..tl to - Tight Fit (t) which bail p ro- Ammum3Aß 49.41. 46 43 &W. e it Apell 10. J. 0. Path& Onliarn.terrace. Allston, and Wan t . hysterical sobs an d ejaculations, some of the latter being of marks in the prosecutor's drawers and b oxes endings taking place ; when 25 ta - fewcutter (t) Portman.- 29.38 , 43 42 B.& W. b 3 ferdeusin. Threenereeneteret, City, stockbroker-J. Mille the moat painful and deeming character. She was seated been forced open, it was found that in every instance the Mr. Yardley comental to receive evidence, remarking Hamm go. " ea " m.z. et 2 TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Buck-mad. AI, Ikeorgeadadhogeat, cheesemonger. at the ended the magistrates' table during the proceedings. marks exactly corresponded to the instrument. that one of the vents for his consideration was, would the GALWAY 311.37 44 et &W. e 8 Ato agn Ithefkoll (0 April 12. J. wake, asam., flurrer, sad Bond Courehouse. Her husband, a very respectable-looking man, a t by her (The case was proceeding whenotw parcel was deepatched4 tramway be beneficial and an improvement to the Toad ? acemogoeie net, 44 43 &W. o 4 it to - lesphmlige (1) Wethrook , ceeswidsm ar ea. side all the time, evidently enduring considerable mental Thomas Clark, cab proprietor, Norfolk-street, Mile-end, Inearooe 91. - Nheeder 0 ) April IN H. leselsse. weed. Kunst ell sod WOW , anguiab, his wretched wife claspi proved that on Tuesday, the 19th of March, as he was cram- tr. Veigru Med 46 44 B. w. b 8 wmelionemen. mg one et he hands tightly SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.-Baacore, MAncli 25. MI. 23.411 44 44 & . c 2 in hers duriog the whole period of t h e examinetion, and en- mg the tramway, neer the Marble-arch, his horse was tripped traa o nni o rti ri m 3 =TUB MIL COMMISSION= M1C1101.9. (Beta/01Kr. Jostles Dyke.) treating him in monied keel sot to leave her. The town. up by the rail. He considered it dangerous to hones. boa[ WU , 47 46 8. o - HEALTH OP LONDON. April 9. N. Pope, Iteadlng.terrece, Tottenham High Cross, etteraerett-law. hall Wu crowded during the proceedings , and the deepest TIM TAU:WITH MUIDIR. Several promos were called as wither's by Mr. Sleigh, but porn , ~ I N .* ea er P.W. o 10. L Waite, Martanmaare. and Rose wharf, Hackney- interest was manifested by one ?meat William Willianu, stated in the calendar to be 19 years thee did . 04ot:tower to their oamee. Pommotiiit 29.711 to es B.W. r The weekly return of births aid dea th s in reast irl ecegrme match maker-W. Cam in. Omen's Headlong, The followiegevideme wasted of age, but who appeared to be ems yorr was ' char g ed gr. John Braddack, an inspector of the I) division, was PORTLARD Tan' 48 46 B.&W. m adduced. . „ ~, ,„. 21 SI 48 47 & r Loodou, iesued . 104 authority of the Registrar.eleseme Asko LOW11•4•MIIL Islington • foreman to a mart MOW staker-0. W es t. Ala:soder Gatos said-I am • @enema ta the .11,01 noyal with the wilful murder of bit mint, A Willem, at the next examined, and stated that he considered the chief Mumma.- . a Ralleourt boudoir wall ourne that in the week that ended last Saturday 1,214 deaths e e irr et. H • • 1 re thiPlete werYr . , - Surrey Militia. This morning, about 7 o'clock, I was going Pan . sh of T4arth, on the 19th of October last. meg' 49 48 RAW. obstruction was when the hones attached to ,the cars were Mum. •• •• i-iii 48 47 sm. r igh Hollien, undertaker- . Rooney, 0r05... towards th Giffsa who rendoeted the prosecution, stated the . ed .11MSKTm were nunderol. ■ • number which is very ;heady the ISOM •• e u s e h ee __n 3 mo m, z A t o d o e quartets of Sergeant-Major &sash. the pri- Mrs . ening . Coressonset 80.00 41 - N.N.E. h elan Coffeehouse. Rtimell.street, that of tee pre, Mos return. The avenge member oi deaths Conetipardeir fruit dealer-W. Oath. Grail littanroors, Middle- savers hushed, which ere in the Ima , when saw . o Mr Clarke addressed the bench at considerable length, end m ina - gaup an - &&& 0 as obtained from concqoalieg weeks of tee yours sea, Messed °melbas proprietor. the prisoner come oat from them be a very excited state. vice with an , ode at a farm called Peeks, in lembeder, .' . , , . ' maintaineu tnattne commissioners of the metropolis roads Baser - & o 14.11.60, sad rorrectel for merease of is Len; Apo 11. L Nathan. Chamber's-near& tipper East BmlthAeld, She canoe up to Math and said, "Come in, Sergeant came on t he . g minds of the 18th of October to the house of north of the Thames bad powers to gnat • licence to Mr. BATON= - RA& c and the redenem of the mortality at the present Lillis to busrdhili- house kee pe r. I base neirdered my sister." I observed at this h • te aunt, who lived at a mall at Fawydden, about seven Train to coestruct the tramway and which he maintained Leans ?ell 93 - N.N.W. c th e mi m e s o f 21,4 deaths is a week below the estimated TIMM ORDEAL time the • s hand s were covere d w ith bl oo d, an d miles distant: be brought with him &gun. The other primates would be pig advantageous fur public traffic. He olr Charlotte sister of „maw, is tole „ mew ed, as a very favourable imik.ther of I. Tientsin. Dod•linirtonifrove. Kegslußegn. and Link MAIM she went to pump and washed them. Seeing her ex- at the time w ere . . Williams, ' 1. p ri soner , served that th e lionise was 'ranted in compliance with s =PLANATION. the stets of 11w midi, health. l ane, Ci ty, warehouseman -J. T. Pain, ithepherrs.bosh. Middle- and s l a t s, an d k now i ng th a t h er sea. coal merchant-W. Ir Owens, goatheteret. Bethnal Oren- husband was not in his his aunt, aod • little boy, illegitimate son of the tter. resolution of th. commissioner. (H. t..d the ...hat... 2..41.t00t of ve nd sad rid., to n dn. n man us the followin afternoon the sister about omehundredth The births .4 let week exceeded the deaths in the same raps! 9 . U. Tucker, Cannon street West. laos aunt-W. Mundy, aa I had observed him go out a minute or two be- About three o'clock on g . agreed to by the commissimers, authorising Mr. Train to level : each is feet, of vertical rise, ranee Feria / 11.y 766. sea., Kastoorned, ft. Pancras. cowkeeper-T. McNally. Wider- 1117 7 911. 1 I n a o ,h l 991 1 1 61 1 thili h 9,1. happ ene d, sa d I wes t i n t o went • across some fields to t some ha for a heifer, Leh of an Inch dluguntioa ; and each 10 , above 31 deg., causing ge 1 n g coostruct the tramway, smiths oanditious ce d er which thi s del- th.. .... tet Seventy-6m chilem , all of whom, except 13, were under lege". Bieceiriere. cerierldwr -W. Lang - T. Nertulit4lnot. the a roug e nog the fir s t thing I saw wes a y oung the child with her. Her brother accompanied her across nearly three hosilreilths Mamas. & ypssad - authority ma gives). while sh - went While la made. fie-Moieteued bulb {tor mporatke sad dew three viran id age, died of whooping.cough, which at pm- strand. commission agent-T. Rawlings. Rarraosestreet, Gray's. menu lying ea the floor with her throat owt. I saw her the fold.yard, where he stood e on. Hr. y awiley _ Th is is what you all a heel .. ! point). D.-Direction of wind (true-twe points left of msg. east is abuse twice a, (ALI as either scarlatina or memales. Ineruwi • c*b W ' 1)114 ' 2 . 99 " 119 "1 99 ". 149199111 " limbs nom sat the WI. 0 0 Wend with blood. I immediately retu rning rii she heard E, a n shot , and on the fold met the gr. Clarke- Yes , sir. So 9. L none). 7.-Furee (1 to 12-estiftl e g..4•oo4ed . . (1,. . 1 . . walk, baker-D. blanked Upper Porcheateratreet Cambridge . t hat • aunt had shot herself. Hurry- Fear infants and one adult died of syphilitic arose. ~ b ah . t .- D , Balky ' ja 11,...anaaa Poplar , . , MR oat sad fetched the preemies husband, and then went r- mr, who b •had left her , Mr. Clarke then referred to various acts of parliament Initials :b, blue sky , c, clouds d I• L . fol. n. lulu • 1 .. Twenty-six deaths occurred from emcee. Broochitia was -T. Masker, Jan.. sherhurseatreet, Downtim- raid. Islinut.o," fair a defter, and when I came beck the deceased was quite m ng in she found er aunt sitting where she r I showing that the mode of proceildllg against .Mr Train lightning : m, mini (hazy); o, overcast (dull), r, rain; s, anew, fatal is 121 mare, mid pneumonia is 59 ; the corrected LI. A. Wrampe Bionhalm.terrsce, K Ingested. sad Great Tower. dead. I did sot blow at this time who she was. hair, with a wound in the lower of he in an erin ' edee p Et r ought to be by indictment. Me called - witnesses in swoon _ A Al A • • .• • . • Tho weekly rrtuni of births and deaths in Lowlou, issued be autlionty the Registrar-Oenemil, states that in the week that coded last Saturday 1,214 deaths were regetered. a number which is very nearly the same ea: that of the pre% iutta return. The average number of deaths as obtained from corresporsling weeks of ten previous yaws end corrected for menage of population, is 1,4 n; sod the reduetioe of the mortality at the present time le the extent of 21$ deaths in • week below the estimated aumber is to le regarded as • very favourable iodisation of the state of the public health. TIN hi the .4 last week exceeded the deaths in the same peek s ., by 766. Seventy-lee children. all of whom, except 13, were Ilaoler three veers of age, died of whoopingcough, which at pm seat is &bust twice as fatal as either easrlatioa or measles. Four infanta and one adult died of syphilitic dhows. Twenty-six deaths occurred from cargoes. Brandritig was fatal is 121 cases, and pneumonia in 59 ; the corrected avenge for the former being 170, and that for the latter 104. Of 9 fatal nolformatiom, 5 were arse of s.ina bifida. Two ir. tante were murdered. The deaths ui 9 nonagenarians, nee of whom wee 94 years old, 3 were 95, sod 2 were 94 years, are recorded. Besides them there is • centenarian, the widow of • carpenter, who died at 6, Fashion-sin/et, St. Joho Horsslydown, on the 21st March, at the age of 100 veers. At 11, itolls.huililings, co the 16th March, the son of a laundrege, aged 9 months, died from " continuous exposure to cold mid damp ever since berth; mote rheumatism 43 wenks)." At I. Princessnreet, Marylebnoe, on the god March. the daughter of • cab-driver, aged 21 mouths, died from " material disease, and want of sakient nourishment ; no default of parochial officers." (Inquest.) A man, aged 64 years, was suifoosted in the Strand Workl.uuse •• by swallowing an °lunge." Menke *rem. to prevail much in Kintigh-town, where 6 children died from it. Five died from wheoping.rough in the East miti.distritt of Islington, and 5 11l St. Johu, Westminster. _ _ _ Williass Withasu, stated in the calendar to be 19 years of age, but who appeared to be even younpr, was charged with the wilful murder of his mint, Ann Williams, at the parish of T alg arth, on the 19th of October last. Mr. Giff•W, who conducted the prosecution, stated the facts of the case as follows : The prisoner , who lived in ser vice with an uncle, at a farm called Penton, in Lambeder, came on the evening of the 18th of October to the house of his aunt, who lived at a mud farce at Fawydden, about seven miles distant: he brought witlihim apt. The other inmates at the time were Charlotte Williams, a sister of prisoner, his aunt, and • little boy, illegitimate son of the latter. About three o'clock on the following afternoon the sister went across some fields to get some hay for a heifer, taking the child with her. Her brother accompanied her across the fold-yard, where he stood while she went on. While returning she heard a gun shot, and on the fold met the prisoner, who said that his aunt had shot herself. Hurry ing in she found her aunt sitting where she bad left her, in an arm-chair, with a deep wound in the lower part of her back, and the clothes adjacent were burning. The unfor tunate woman died in two minutes without speaking. The shot had been fired so close as not only to set her clothes on fire, but to cause the charge to plus between two rails of the chair without touching any part of it. On being taken into custody by the police the prisoner said that the gun had gone oft by accident as he was paring through the door and removing it from one arm to the other ; but subsequently he made a statement to the super inteedent at enckhowell, in Welsh, which be afterwards repeated in English to the chief constable in these words, "It was I did it. When asked if it was intentional, he re plied, " It was, with all my heart, to set possession of her property, as I bad no home with my mother." He made similar statements to the superintendent's wife and sister. Mr. Coleridge, who, at the request of the learned judge, undertook the defence of the prisoner, objected to the ex =illation of his sister, on the ground that she we,, though more than 20 years of age, unacquainted with the nature of an oath. In reply to questions she said she had no religious I belief of any kind, that she did not understand the nature of sea oath, but believed there wee a Cud, and that " per haps He would punish ber if she did wrong." She knew items wrong to tell a lie. She was then sworn. Mr. Coleridge, in au ingenious/poach, urged that the pri soner was a wretched, neglected bring, who'had not sufficient knowledge of the consequences of crime to make him legally responsible. 'The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, with a recommen dation to mercy on account of prisoners youth. Sentence of death was than pausal, and the prisoner who for the first time appeared to realise is awful position was with some difficulty removed from the dock, to the front of which he endeavoured to cling. VIMINO ORDEAL 1. fisritsge. Doddlngtonigrere, Kennington, and Uttk Distaff. has, City, warehouseman —J. T. Pain, Sheptterl'sbush. Midde ns; Goa meroltant—W. D. Owens, Soathetreet. Pelletal Preen. resd—S. 0. Tacker. Cannes street West, lace agent—W. Mandy, sew, ashes-toad. Pt. Pancras. ceirkeeper—T. McNally. Water. =Plashlrian, airpstster—W. isinganbeek. Norio!helmet, asamitalon agent—T. Rawlings. ilarrisoe.street, Gray's. innseark cab driver—A. It W. Miry, Seville.place, Lambeth 's& W a r—D. Maitland , l'pper Porcheeterstreet, Cambridge. "caw% baker—D. Kelley, Robin Ittedlane, Poplar, bootataker —T. Drakes Pan., Sherburne-4nel, Downham-read. Islington— J. A. Weasel", illenhaint.terraor, K looked. and Great Tower. street, Clty, merchant-6 Harrison, Mlle End-read, baker—W. Kempton. Weetrgreet, Somers town, leather seller—J, Simmons. Branswlck.terracc, Camberwell-read , Cleak.lane, Ca) . and Brighton, law accountant—T. Yardley Warwick yard. Ilainp atead.road, and Plough-court, aboredltch, cottou casket mane. bctsrer. agreed to by the commissioners, authorising Mr. Tram to construct the tramway, and the conditions under which this authority was givea). Mr. Yealley—lkis is what you call a license! Mr. Clarke—Yee, sir. Mr. Clarke then referred to various acts of parliament showing that the mode of prowediag against Mr. Train ought to be by indictment. He called wit es in support of his statement. Mr. Henry Browne, surveyor and general inspector of the metropolis roads, being sworn, said that he was present on the Bth of November, 1860, at • meeting of the commis. Wooers, when au application was made by letter received from Mr. Train requesting that be lit be allowed to make tramways on several nada. The application was taken into oonsideratioo, and it was resole to give Mr. Train permission to canal uct a tramway along the Dfxbridgo-road from Tyburn to the Marble-arch, about a mile in length. (The latter was read, as well as the terms on which the tramway was to be carried out, the purport of the resolu tion being to the effect that • deposit' should be placed in the Bank of England on behalf of the commissioners auffi. dent to compensate the commissioners in placing the road as it was previous to putting down the tramway, shouldthe experiment not succeed.) By Mr. Clarke— I consider the tramway would be of geseral utility, and very desirable for trade. The obstruc tion is very trifling. The mail is from 32 to 40 feet wide, and the tramway about • mile iu length, that is to say, 1,760 yards, exclusive of the sitlinp, of which there are four, each 60 feet in length. By Mr. Sleigh—There are from 25 to 30 commissioners. There were prompt when the resolution was agreed to four commissioners. By Mr. Yardley—A circular was sent to all the commis sioners, but I cannot say if a notice was sent of what was going to take place at the meeting. By Mr. Clarke—Three form a quorum. W. James Samuel, civil engineer, 26, Great George. street, Westminster, gave evidence as to the construction of the tramway, and Paid that he considered it •nunt advanta- Scotland, ,ide of traffic, and he enumerated many towns in America, and reran', parts of England where the experiment had been attended with GLOM& There were breaks to the oars. . . D.—Daressakar oorresesd 11 deg. at man sea level : each 10 feet. fils. VIS dawhandre , lth of as inch diminution; ir4 Nob above la deg., cauilng surly throe bandredian %MYR —levered thwsowseter I. shade. M.—Moistened bulb Mr evaporation and dew puled). D.—Direction of wind (troo—twe pointa frit of sag. Doge). I—liceos (1 toll esilv.-ner) C. , .-Cdoild (1 to 9). L— b, blue shy c, clouds (detailed): R tog: b, ball t, lightning thunder. & ni. taint> lbw) o, overcast (dull) ;r, rata: e, anew: eft-distwftnos (I tor. In answer to questions put by Mr. Cur tile witness said— When I first saw the prisoner she was only partially dressed, sad the deceased had nothing on bat her chemise. Ido not think the prisoner's husband had left the house more than • minute when the prisoaer came to me in the manner I have stated. There were only two rooms occupied by the prisoner and her busload, one of which was ordinarily used as a sitting-room, but sines the deceased has been there she slept in that room on • sofa. There was only • wooden partition between the two rooms. The deco had only been with the prisoner and her husband &short time. The prisoner here wildly exclaimed, "Oh, it is not true, it cannot be true." DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Txoaae NOMA ISltuarl. Fetterlane and Throgniortonstrent, pawnbroker—.2nd divtdend of Id_ March 27, and there sub eloquent Wwistridays. at Edwards's, Ileainghallstritet. IfItASCIs Eng•ki.SHIPLIT. sett, and Faanci.4 EIMARI, SHIPLXT, Jun., Nottingham, tanners—let dividend of Is , April 1. tad thews enherticent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Isaac Jugs Bauer!, LiveuxioL boteLkeere—lst dividend of la. 3d., March 27, and any anheisteent Wednesday, at Mor gan's, Liverpool. OMOSOB MANS and Fanning TOCLII, 1.1iTTJ)001. Merchant,- 41k dividend of ed., March 27, and any subsequent W.Aluia" day, at Morgan s, Liverpool. Jaunt Wltnna 'SYRTIS and Jinni )(plc Liverpool, mer. chants-4th dividend of 6 T•ted., March 27, and say subs,. quest Wednesday, at Mormon's, Liverpool. JANIS W [LIS -Ist dividend of 6a. 81. 1 . April 3, =deny =bee iment Thursday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Joins BALM, Manchester, machine and roller maker—lst divi dend of 3a., any Tuesday, at llernantsn's, Manchester. Jolla WlLlzam Ansurriono, _Manchester. yarn agent-Ist dividend ot U. id., any Tuesday, at liernaman & Man• chatter. Pain. WarrwoirTit Btaleybrldge, —lst dividend of 45.8 d., eng'hiseday, at Hernamen's, Mane bedsit. DIVIDINDS. Aefß 18. B. Bothwell, Dorking. Sarno. builder—April 10. W. W. Übe and 11. Sendall, (lid Bailey, City, manufacturingetis tiooers—April to J Hellish, St. Martin's-hail, Lonasere, and Langhatu•strect, PortlanA•place, bookseller-April 16. W. Pick. font, Fenchurch street, City, merchant—April lit E. It. Nash, College-MIL city wlne merchant—April IS W. Elllott, Church. street andOrford•terrace, Chelsea, builder—April lA. D. Mar riott. Oidordatireet, draper—April 110. J. Bangs. Colleliwillll, UpperThamesstreet, City, envelope mauulacturer—April 19. T. Likable, Brighton. Samna, Unendraper—April 17. J. Coils, MlT!!and Dollard. Nortiuunplonshire. opal merchant I. iltaanard, Newport. Isle of Wight. trader—April IL T. Intherfard. Arreesplace, Waterloo-road, merchant—April 17. W. Lod, Derestakvet, Portman minim, bander—April 23. D. WAIL Weser, beet and shoe matintacinrer—April 18. 0. niches, ?fort, , lace manufacturer—April 18. J. Hunt, Stockport,Cheshire, cotton manufacturer—April 18. J. Allison Stoektrewpan.Tees. Durtum, earn newelwat. Mr. W. H. Cory said—l am a surgeon, and reside in St. Jarman's-road, Kingston. The last witness came to fetch me this morning a few minutes after seven o'clock, and I accompanied him to the tu_artersof Sargeent-Major Beadish, in the militia barracks. Upon °atom( the Intros= 1 saw the deceased lying dead on the ground. The prisoner here again exclaimed in • tone of agony, "Oh no, no, it cannot be true. Oh God ! oh God!" Witness continued—She wee quite dead, but the flask was quivering, and she was quite warm. I observed a large wound on the right side of her neck, which com pletely divided the carotid artery, the jugular vein, and the windpipe, and on the ring finger of the . right hand I also observed a lacerated wound. The prisoner was in the room, and when she saw me she said, 'Oh God, doctor, if I had hadgyour advice before, this would never have happened." I looked about the room to see if I could find any instrument with which the injuries had been inflicted, and then asked the prisoner how she had done it, and she took • razor from a drawer and handed it to me. It appeared to have been fresh wasbeq. Lest week the births of 991 boys and 9f49 in all 1,9 sOO children, were registered in London. In the ten cor responding weeks of the years 1851.60 the orange number wee 1,741. THE STILIKE IN nil BUILDINO TRAMI.--Some Lamlre.te of men wen) loitering about the street' yestenky morning without employment. arising out of the new strike in which they have thought fit to iodulge. Placards were eatoosively posted about Pimlico, in which Mr.Kelk's works are eituate, and about Lambeth, in which the Messrs. Lures carry on their business, eallime upon tha!operstives geosrally to support the men who are out ou strike, and sot, uader soy orcumstancos. to allow them to submit to b e poi.l by the hour. Another placard states that a reso lution has been come to by the plasterers, declaring that they sihi Aecept of Do siiv.usee of wages with oompromise, but that they will either remain as at pigment, or Lave file '• nine hours " at the rate of limo ed. a day. The woos hays determined upon mot seceptieg sender terms, which have been offered to them, sod - have stated that unless the oTeusive proposal is immediately withdrawn they will strike ..n Friday cert. The employers have, on the other band, firmly resolved to maintain their grimed. By UM strike 11. e works of the new International Exhibition at South K.nsington and others of public weefulages appear to b e in ,Linger of being inileliaitely suapended, mama the amistauce of foreign artisans is sought for, which it is mid will be the rase. Some of the evil effects of these unfor tunate 'mentions between employers sod employed will be f. nod under our head of "Police Intelligeoce this morning. Tux Hotme-NatL Mums' Shinn —For some where about thirty-eight wombs pea the hone-sal raker of the district merroanding Dudley have been on " strike" for an advanced id. par Iboommed oak bat Dow it le pro- bable that the moo well axe rears to work. A meetiag of the men wag held ea Priday Let, at the Lye, at which it WAS renewed thee all yacht return to work, with the mime tion of theme employed by MINIM Walker, and they, it le undenteed, ere M be eepperbed by them at work. After This dmeredeatim bd bees come to, array of the rem went to their amigos plasm of steploynamet, and took ins out at the ski prima. Mazy of Vern. Walker's nom, we ender s...A ate leek he. out, notwithatmediag the injunction , bid down at the emselieg ; but us Saturday about fifty of the mem west boa to the warehouse, sad &patted their 1 Moe outside. ramie, to welt it up. The memo glees for this proceeding was that Marrs. Walker woad mot dis charge those men they bad takes oe r louver& The iron. however. wee not received into the warehouse, bet remained outside dung Saeday and Monday. Pollegmea won en timed at the warehouse ma Miterday, es it was anticipated that a breach of the peace might result from laterferame with three who might be maims to lake Waged. Ne tartasee. however. neared, ma with the empties a Messrs. Walker's esUrblishamt, it may be gesennv stated that the men hare nernmeed ask lots'enime—sk not Shea is what we MO Wafted ; hat of seam we have not hem able to pay • poetical", elk to gosh isoreheam. —Aw ait/oam Dade led. Tess AUJIMID FRAMS PTA POLes AT Nowt xo RAIL —Yeeteadmy roaming Bares ZjeliMield was brought up at Mestienhaaa, co reams& ea tU chow of oblionieg 40W. saw Wei peel see, Wag the ogee mad magistrates at the pobee-eoart. The room was deesely crowded, the pima* batmen being attached to the p_reanclime. The =was defended by Mr. Cosesellor ragtime, mad Mr. ler lieremither was for the promentioa. The beam was accommodsted with • mat at the table mat to his The Impactor, Mr. Armstrong. here handed to the witness grazer, which he identified as the rams he had received from the prisoner. It was an ordinary tortoiseshell handled razor, and appeared to be very sharp. While this was going on the prisoner spin wildly exclaimed, " No, so, no--a dream, a dream." In cross-examination the witness said—l attended the I. June last for • diseased liver. Sire had been, I priso ner evein the West Indies, and this bad mused the malady from which she was suffering. She was very ill at that time but she recovered, and I advised her to keep herself quiet and free from excitement. When I saw her this morning she appeared to be in a state of dreadful excite. meet ; her hands werecold, and her countenance was quite horror-stricken. She told me that she had taken the razor out of her husband's drawer. I do not believe that the death of the deceased was instantaneous, because it was evident that after the wound was inflicted she got out of bed, sad walked or staggered to the plea where I low her lying, which was five or six feet from the sofa. Is my opinion the whole of the injuries to the neck were hdlieted by one vio lent cut with a sharp instrument such as a razor. A blunt instrument would not have done it. Then wee blood upon the sofa where the deceased had been lying. James Davidson, staff sergeant in the regiment, said—l know the prissier and her husband. They occupy quarters in the barracks. I hare seen a young woman with them lately, within the last fortnight. She was the same young woman referred to by the previous leiter...am, and I believe that her name was Diana Wicking, and I hare beard the prisoner say that she was her stepsister. I went into the prisoner's room this morning, whoa the alarm was given, and saw the young woman I have referred to lying on the ground with her throat cut. Her knees were bent up, and there was • large pool of blood on the floor. She was not dead when I int saw her, but she died while I was in the roam. In THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOIIBL — Mr. Jose p h Craven, estate agent, Birkenhead, stated that the railway there had tended to improve property, and he was supported in his evidence by a gentleman named Stubbs. At the conclusion of the evidence of the last witness the ekes was main adjourned. A stylishly dressetiToungiian,ibotTiwenty years of age, named Holey Charles Coils, was brought bofore the Lord Mayor on remand, charged with embezzlement. The prisoner was in the employment of Mr. Kirby Bowen, of 42, Outter.lane, warehouseman, as collecting clerk, and on the last OVIMIIon Mr. Keller, of High-street, White chapel, deposed that he pant to the prisoner ou account of Mr. Bowen the sum of 4/. 13s. lid., and it was proved by Mr. Bowen that he had never accounted for that money as it was his duty to have done. Several other cases of the same character were proved against the prisoner yesterday, and he was committed for trial CIATIFICATIS to be wasted, imam canoe be .bowl to Use contrary os or before tie bay el meeting. Aprlll7. W. Groves, Kiogslandaasd, Wessell rictnaller— April it E. Keith. Hamllton-terrace, Quota's-road, Bayswater, baUder—April 17. T. It, Howson, Ortord, chemist—April IT. W. rabias, Walls itistbwharf. Host's), coal merchant—April 16, J. 11. Cos, Highstreet, Lambeth, dealer In stone ware —Aprll 17. W. Sharp, Jun.. New Brosulstreet, City, umierwriter—April 18. G. C, Moulton. Oreshamstreet, City, dealer In trutiaruhber— April It J. Cooper. Bernersetreet, Mitortbstreet., pianotorte maker—Apr(llP A. Jatuacey. rorcabhill, Kent. plumber—April 16 7 Wilkins, Gloeter-terrace, New.road, Whltcehapebroad, lumen:best—April it IL Phillips, Poutypool, Monmouth. toot sad shoe maker—April 211. J. Boners, Merthyr nal o=eganshire, draper—Aprill4. H. Ashworth, Bolin. MIA, =whim broker—April IS J. Hunt, Stockport, Climbing, cotton 'manufacturer. PA ITN R+IIIPS DISSOLVED. W. Day, J. Pierre, and P. Thomson. Limped, timber mar chant*, so far.. regards W. • Les aad - J. IVllliants, Mem cheater, madam makers-A. b. Saida and J. Smith. Sydney, New !loath Wales, amandesioa agents-A. Smith and J. larield, Burnley, Lancashire, boiler makers-W. H. Wakeley and J. Wateley. Upchurch. Lent. nallien-J. Speakman and I. Halms, Farnham surrey. and Alderabott.lampekere-J. H_ycle. 1 17de, R. Hyde, E Hyde. and J. Sowertry. Meshire. and Manchester, cotton spinners, sn tar as muds A. Hyde-M. Johnson and 1 LUvby , Pickering. Tarbahire, engineers -IL Harlem sad J. Williams, Ilearstmet, ledoesteroosare.victuallen -13. J. Wanes and M. Indiana, Adelaide Gallery, Strand. pro platen of a music hall-W. Makin and J. A. Reaves, Dartford, tant. brewers -J Underwood and F. Underwood. Wan curet, Soho, leather merchants-0. Scare and W. Raw+. Hamm, Lama stink {Dom makers-S. Frost and T. Frost, Nottingham and Araeld, N sod Otidaaltb-dad, City, lava ream testaian-.0. (UN's., D. sad D CAl.lllf. Aecriagkm, {Amalgam yaw In.. data masidactarers. la tar as regards D. estamilia—T. Wiens sad W. Wain& Mllkalsoib city, anw aatedes W ajr i ii=2 and C. Gre Da r:d is k . W ari 1 .: 1 7 wich ! bow sad , Clay We mandaetareve--4Leasy. by, A. Laattiry, sod ff 4i ( p rontSors of O. , &- lag J. Le Ws: i l t s,...Usss. SO IS IF . 1 76 . Ineday- . Passe and J. Bothnia. csub. wit maripers-J. D. tem! mad IL Wet , Upper Charleactnad. Wcaladaaller, W . R. I. Ropkiaa J. I. and 11 .1 = - M;bl=, Tarkaldee, troaanalaca, ?tt g ra g s maids T. flasacraaa-T. Preatatt sad J. Garner, IL IlehoW Immatibilrh. awl awases-4. illebeisca mod O. lima _ , agar& malt..- -A. (decassad) sad T. IharaMis , astaltalrmak Now laadratzesa, talke•-41. Oldhsa, MS., S. P. Oldba. and J. Osborne, als. mintlAre. .blethsl o r tia r r• • Nbazy•-lt. to tem. T. Dation, M. M. C. J. s o ). sad 1. &stems, Perwasabeien, mereleaska, fi r m regards C.. 1 Benin-4. A. Whttembe. R. llalga sad 0. Miliesomba, Glom:ester, sollelters -J. Ryles, N. J. Medea awl W. Ashton. Manchester, umbras maaaßictarara -W. Huddles W. Maniland. G. Him, and W. Otellesse. Nottingham -O. Wags/worth and W. Waterworth, litehopegate strert WIW., aty, tortoiseshell merchants-J. Ed monds:o and J. sod* Preston, Lancashire, oil merchante-T. L Banta, R. Recta, J. M. Harrison, and E. Barter. learalem, manalaelmers of earthenware-J. Miller .do esssedl. J. mad S. Thomson. Olsasow. Insurance brokers, as Ow as mask 1. MlDer-J. tow and J. Maar. jun. ,diesaaadi, Glarerw, larantaaa Denten. the witness ascribed the position of the fersiad said that tale was a screen in the bedroom by the primer nod her husband, which weal my an bk. is lid from seeing whether say ale musk u .1 the bum or into the adjoining room. The dacemsed sever spoke, and she appeared to him to be about nimbus or sweaty years old. The prisoner seamed to is dreadfully excited, and be beard her say, " I bare roman! her ;" and immediately afterwards she said, "Oh, I awes do it, I coukin't do it ;" and she appeared to hanily aPhln et kamerkg what she was &Wag. Ellsalma Near, the wife of a police sergeant. Provo' that she mu raid the primmer at the place-station, and found ammo brood on her stockings, which was caused afire. molly by her baring walked through blood on the floor with no shoes oe. luTGoans;,polios-ocestabie 361 V, said—This morning, In counmosace of informalioa I received, I went to the mi litia lunatics, and saw the body of the deceased lying dead. The was is the same mom leaning on her husband's , and when she saw me she said, " I have cut that you woman's throat, and you must take ma to the station." Atlas this I heard Dr Carey ask how it had been done, and the prisoner gave him a tenor. I found some articles of female apparel hanging upon the rail of the prisoner's bed, whisk I produce, sad upon which there are stains of blood. Tibil prisoner at this stage of the inquiry again exclaimed in a wild tone, " Oh, it is not troy-it is sot true—it can not Le; it is • tale of fiction, aced sot of reality ; if it Is tam, pray for me, pray for me I Oh, leit ms retrace my Mime to my home I am yore it cannot be !" In arossexamination the witsess Genitor said that hs did not ask the primmer if she had done it, but the moment he saw her be suspected it from her wild appearance. She was cryisg, and very excited, and appeared hardly to know what the was saying or doing. Inspector Armstrong said—l was at the poliosetatim aboutlio'clock this morning, and I entered the charge against the prisoner upon the poliosehost When the prisoner first saw me she said, " This is a shocking thing I have done." I bnenadistely motioned bar, and told hot that whatever ale said would be given ise evidence whist her, and I !egged bar sot to 'peak. but to leave the ease in the hands of her legal adviser. After I had gives the prisoner this caution, she said, I must have bees insane, or I could not have dose it to a dolor 1 loved so well." I again requested her ;nsn..l. lir. Mc-rare/thee said Wt mace s lest mummer's great &harm had bees red te evidence from Rena as to the primer being the pews berated himself to be. Th. eceeetatoe's atilorae. Campbell) bad had an isterriew with Lori Joh* R sad by Meader, and aristeree, Lori Loftus, oar am at Berlin, bad Men communicated with. sad the peroration was sow prepared with • wittier who was a soldier is the regiment from whi..h the sorrow wain deserter. This wirier was aloe pruside.l with • ietter of identity horn Coined °u the romahead.? of the regiment at which prisomer Gulls. .....d b...., captain. sad be would refute hie datemeet. This evidence haying been Rine the retired to eartult. awl, Alter a Warlord deliberatisa a reireaded the primmer for • ...k. [Advertrement.l-410usier•T'S lasi AND Pui,...—Easiaat As:c.a.-1e Mama aro mon WWI to the Musec l api more cu1iA.,4112 N the cesseMidlis ass OA palm as wad Inds eared by game Ils wit w wit lie rat 4 allisteg It will a leusame t, yle Ames{ Or NDIADA pion MY waiut in zi Ned Wm. =llrob le SairaWs Is elmlals ISM .1116111111111.. 110111 / 1 1 111 7W7114eima an relieve 4 Sold Alli sieredaec e .e . mcZ e mor•i. Wed by serwit m a Wore We piesicata liemlimest seam woo Ile sibi ti L e sd =min their aalaral are Mumble he ceeleg apace{ 'at norms Est liar'Mß sagrarreAnomi. Joint CANTU:LI % Maw*, Maier, March IS, as the Faculty Hall. .10:irtTatt6, Compact, Innkeeper, April 0. at the BHA Bun Hotel, rumnock. NATTIARIIIL Guava sad tiehlulla Ulna WILLIAM poau , Band, sollcttnn, Apnl 4. al the Mr Arms Hotel, Heal. SARAH LRAM ttatorle, Bardrehlre, April 6, at the Fife Arms Hetet. huff Joint Lime. 011/01.14 Bullshit% nerchaut, April 5, at the Fite Arms Hotel. Beal AL= AN relit Teomeol, Rtintertioet, shoesaier, April 4, at the Black Bull Hotel, Itllaanseck. 7w HOSPITAL, DISTONSHIRS- Num Ofirr.—The aggra number if patinas rsilereal &Avg the week sarthis. -- was—sesdkel. 1,331 ; surgical 632 ; teed ; 1,20 ; of which 688 woe sew ems. -..- ...-.. WORSHIP-STREET. Charles linggsns, Y. 3, describing himself as • said Joseph Chianti, 30, a chair maker, were orl d r s ti before Mr. Leigh with violently assaulting James Dunn, a carpenter. Mr. Yana, who attended for the complainaot, stated the facts. linen was in full employment, and had while so engaged been taunted by the defendants with respect to the nine hours movement, and a throat to tell " Potter" of bow he was engaged. The Mr. Potter, it would be recollected, waste man who last year made himself notorious by agitat• in for tho " strike" to • very unfortunate extent, and it would appear therefore that he was again in the field for that purpose. How materially the matter affected both muter* and men was too well known, and any approach to intimidation must he met by • strong band. In this instance there apparently had not been any direct act that would bring the defendant under the powers of the statute relative to the intimidation of workmen, and therefore they had only been charged with the asasult, but it was one of • very aggravated character, and be (Mr. Yana) trusted that the magistrate would mark his sense of the same by his judgment on the perpetrators of it. Complainant, whose eyes were blackened, and shirt collar and waistcoat soaked with blood, then said, upon oath—" I work for Mr. Mears, • builder, in the Hackney•road. About 3 o'clock this morning I was on a job near there, when the defendants, whom I do not know, came up and said, " You are a nice nine hours man." Another man wee with them. One of them said, "rn tell Mr. Potter about you." I made no reply. I don't know Potter, and don't wish to see him. Mr. Hurleston, chief clerk—l am very glad to hear you say so. Complainant—He is secretary, I believe, to the Trades' Union Strike. I was sawing floorboards at the time this occurred. Defendants did not call the any name, but all three eat on to me. I wax struck with some of the boards ; don't know who hit me. It caused the injuries you me sad I bled profusely. lam likely to lose my work. Defendants—We did not touch him, and know nothing about the strike ; we are of different trades to his. Mr. Hurlestes—Thin is a niiademeanour, and in law all in:omgal are 'molly guilty. Mr. Leigh—Was there say . threat I Complainant—Not any, gr. After some confirmatory evidence, Mr. Leigh said —This man (complainant) hr been considerably injured, and I am bound to tell you that if the solicitor had proceeded against you for the intimidation, I should have dealt with you under the powers of the 6th Geo. IV., whereby an imprisonment of three mouths would have bees the result, scoompnled by hard labour. Labourers must sot be interfemd with by intimidation—they must be per to work when they please, where they please, and at whet price they please, without being dietabd to by other workmen. It is clearly my opinion that by your words and acts you meant to intimidate. Those who are in the daily pursuit of their work to obtain their daily breed are not to be knocked about sod coerced with impunity by the thmOtlom and undeserving. I repeat that if the solicitor bad deemed it requisite to osos you before MO charged with the greater offeece, I should have dealt the law stringently, and DOW ostler you to pay the full penalty attached to the commission of violent assaults, via, U. each, or in default two soothe' hoprimemtmt. MARKETS. ocerrort.—LiTwooL, Nrutcs 26.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 10.000 bales, and consist of the fol lowing descriptions :-8,680 American, Id. to 9d. ; 20 Parassuas, Sid. ; 100 Fcrptian, 74d. to ; 1,200 Surat, 46d. to 511c1.--of which 1,000 are for speculation and 2,000 far export. A firm market at the prices of yesterday. CC/ITON Ct" . /ODS. —llsgarincrea, MARCH 26.—The market to-day is perceptibly quieter than last week, in all departments. The advance in cotton at Liverpool still obliges producers here to mime their quotations, and pur chasers of yarn ate not disposed to do business on the terms proposed to them, except to complete pressing orders. The few sales effected are at an advance of id., and in some cases id., on the prices of last week. The extensive turn out of weavers in the neighbourhood of Ashton and Glossop is said already to have iuvolved the stoppage of no lees than 50,000 looms ; but this appears to have no effect on the cloth market. The latest telegrams from Calcutta, down to the Ist March, report the market for imports rather easier, but steady, and quotations unaltered. The letters and tele grams to hand yesterday from China and Bombay are con sidered unfavourable. The market here for all goods suit able to the East is therefore quieter, and priests are either unaltered, or, if anything, a shade lower than at the end of last week. There is a moderate inquiry for some kinds of cloth at the full prices of last week ; but as these sae Do logger be accepted by sellers, the transactions are very few and small. The market is also affected by . the reported stop me of Messrs. Dalton Brothers, calioolinnters, of thin city. Their liabilities are rumoured to be 80,ME(1 . or rather more. A meeting of their . prineipal Manchester creditors, cloth commission houses, is said to bare been called for Thursday next. The turmout of weavers and the prospect of its ex tension is rather welcomed by mauufacturers of cloth as a source of relief in many cases, seeing the difficulty of effect ing any soles whatever at present. Some employers whom hands are out in consequence of the lower wages proposed seem determined they shall not now resume work except at a still greater reduction. There are some indications lead haute the belief that the Ashton operatives will not long' bold out. All the weave!' at that place are reported to have struck except those of Mews. Abel Buckley and Co. On Saturday only one-third of the weavers employed by this Erna were at work. On Monday, however, two-thirds at tended, and to-day threolourths of their Dumber. At Old ham the weavers are said to have been induced to torn out this afternoon by a somewhat threatening visitation of ope rative from other places where the strike has begun. An attempt is to be made to stop the mills at Stockport,' but the hands there sown indisposed to strike. WOOLLEN CLOTH. —Lane. ]Luca 243.—The market has promoted no feature of importunes this morning. Then was a moderato attandassea, sad about an average Tueulay's business was traneacted, chicly in Melton. and other summer fabrics. MANUFACTITRES. HCODERSTIIILI4 MAsca 26. There has hese a fair attendance of buyers, and a move steady business doing In light fancy goods. In black doe skins, Bedford., and other branches there appears to be a slight improvement, and busineas generally meow to be done with more confidence. In the warehouses during the week the transactions have also beta rather more ax thaalve. WOOI.9.—MTDDO3TTELD MAIOE Bg.—The prirs iD London belng ho well eastainaVhas imparted a delve; of eon. M ance in t wool trade, and buyers are now operating with wore spirit, but still they do not buy in large quan tities. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Maser 'ship), Captain Parmelee, of and for New York from Liverpool, with coals sad erockery.was abandoned on the 12th of March in a oinking slate, and with main and mixes maids cut away, in let. r, N., lon. 22 W. The master, ten men, and four passengers left in the only efficient lout (two persons dying subsequently from exposure) and landed on the Great Blasket Island on the 111th, whence, owing to Marmot weather, they only reached here today. The remaining forty-five per. sons had to share the fate of the ship , the other eve boats haring been stove to pieces after lowering down.—Dingle, March 2s. Ireeeonomo, Captain Awasey. mailed from New York for Loudon ou the Mit of November, end has net Mice been heard of. NOTICE TO MARINERS. RIESSEIA, MANCE 10.—The binarale area taken off on tlw 13th of March and the following day all tbe abipping came into vat. The liglithousas are again lit up at night. VIEEBZLI3 WOK= WITH. Cambrian 'ss from Plymouth for the Cape of Good Hope, March 11 off Owe Plnfaterre. Clara .. .7ovello, from Liverpool for China, Jan. 17, lat. S N., 100. 24 W. UMW from Cienfuegos for Loudon, March 3, IM. $O, lon. 19.31. Nark• from Diatoms' for Liverpool, Yeb. 119, lat. 20 Di.. 100. . - Oregonlow. 'American barque), from Newport for King George's Round, Jen. 27, lat. 8 S., on. 27 W. Veteran, from Liverpool for Bombay, let. S N., lon. W. MUSEUM OP PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON. — number of viaitors for the week ending March 23, 2,999 Total number sham the opening of the muaeum free doily (12th May, 1858), 3:39,946. Dn. DE JONGH's LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL.— °Pratig or DR. BANKS. King's Professor of the Practice of Me& ciao at the University of Dublin :=' I have In the course of RU practice extensively employed Dr. de Jonglis Light Brown Cul Liver Oil, awl I have no hesitation In stating that I consider It the best of all the specimens of ull winch have ever come undo* my notice. The fart of en able and accurate an observer uDr 6eJongh subjecting the oil to careful analysis prevlotu to its et. posure fur sale, le a sufllcient guarantee of Rs purity and extol kuce." Dr. ileJoagh's Light brown Cod Liver Oil is sold o ut, is distilled Imperial half-pints, is. ed.: pint., ta ad.; quart , 11.. py hie Solo Consignees. Maar. Danford, ark Co, 77, &tam London : and try respectable clientistg--(Advertiseinent] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANTRIM.—Mereh 22, at Gieusrm Castle, North Ireland, the Countess of Antrim, of • sari. CLOM}2.—March 24, at Barewood.soure, the wife of Clowns, Baq., of • son. =WART.—]fi rth MI, at Callingwood, Stafford, the wife of Colonel J. A. Itsuut, C. 8., 78th Highlanders, of a eon. IFIHNLBY.—Mask 21 at Adawood Cottage. atockport, shire, the wife of Z. B. Verutey. £.q.. of • daughter. HAY.—Mach U, M Prhuwagate, Kensington, the wife of C . May, Erg., Ma son. KRAMBIL—March gt, at Montpelier-villas, lt"uth lAntheth. ttx wife of Mr. A. H. Kramer. of a daughter. nAcoce.—liareb a. at Road-1011, Wilts, the wife of the to Persenok, of a sou. SINANIDEI—MArch 22, at Leinster.square, Bayswater, tbe ail, of P. hinankle• Ewt., of anon. TLLLETT.—Stareh 21, at Penihrokeplace, Llverpocd, the oik el Mr. J. I. Tlllett, of a daughter. WOOD.—Mareh 21, at At. Martin's, East Leleouder, the *IL d IL H. Wood, ray., of a son. MARRIAGEII. RiACHIR—DOG - Itareh rt. at At. Gliee Ci l• 'Newell. Mr. Ct. W. Bracher, of Copthall.buildingo. ty. w Mary Anne, daughter of Mr. C. Doddesarade, of Coldhubour• lam, Camberwell. BROWNING—IRE:OH. —March 22. at St. John's, Manehexter, by the Rev . Mr. Huntingdon, Mr. A. P. Drowning. t" Elnot line MII7 , daughter of Mr. J. ',math, Greenhilletract. Onewheys. JACICSON-01LBERTSON.—March 23, at AD Saints, Hertford. by the he,, O. Yenta Mr. IL J&C111011, to Louisa, daughter the late Y. 011hertaon, Sot., of Hallam. hl PALMRR—APPLIN.—March 20, at the pariah church. leale. the Rev. Dr. Allay, J. It Palmer. Paq., of Oleutheun. I.theohe Mire, to Marta Rim, aeghter of the late Mr. V. MTh., et loredr. PILCHISR—IIIRCHARD.—March 21,Otlesi%, Crlpticede Without, by the Rev. It. Neale, Mr. T. W. 'licher. to Vilma Ann, daughter of Mr. R. 131reltard. both of Leatihato. Kent PRT—ALLDZIY.—March 21, at Mt. StOphen's, Shepherd, 1.0,0, by the Rev. Mr. Collett, Mr. R. J. W. Pitt, of WeAt ItMl.,ll‘‘ , Lho to Mary leas, daughter of Mr. K Aliden, of Stourbrelge. DEATH& BALLS.—March 12, at Liverpool. the Rev. 0. C. M A Couple of At Mary's, Eage.hill. aged 27. CLARK.—March 24, at Upper liillotreet, Tostetb-park , b y "' pool Mr. 0. Cleric, aged Zia CLARLSON.—March 24, F. Clarkson, req., of Cleveland . .. ollm ytte-park, aged 64, CRIMSWIUI.-3farch 22, at Sedgeford Hall, Norfolk, P. nv" . grail Esp., aged n. EVANS..-11arch11, at Heneavin, tingles, Dublin, E.] Evan+, M.A.. aged 70. murrr.—liarch • 24, after a long and painful illness, at her r,d deuce. illghatreet Deptford, Elizabeth Inwood , relict of tho late Thomas Baker Knott, Pao in her 67th year. LOCKL—March 22, at Fort Cottage, St. Michael's. Brit". W . T. Locke, mo,. M. WATSON.—*edi 24, at 0, Cr 2e, aged 11 8 . MA* W wife el Thome Clamps Whims, a nd second danitaiv , of Alborg Dal. IN.. Cooed of the railed Metes at Leeds - Printed sad Published by Witham( Km HALE*. of I"' Lombard-street, in the City of Lotition, Printer. at U' e Moe, ial.omhard4theet. In the Precinct of Whitetriatt! MARCH 27. libth P i: . zoo coo skr ip 'Cu ebt the Cb, On ttu Lo ote UP thl er on au 111, Pr