The Press. — London, England, 1853-12-03 00:00:00

I)frEmnzu 3, ISM. Arts. l ,‘lnN EV is the defendant in a Nutt for restitu tion of conjugal rights brotrAt I,y her bn.1,1111,1 in the Arehes Coen, and to which she plead•A cruelty on his pad hi bar of the action. The heating of the case still stands over, but a preliminary question was argued on Monday at great length beftwe Sir .1 Dobson, on the point whether Mr. Money was bound to pay two conensol for appearing on his wife's 'Audi in the before-mentioned suit. A husband law. obliged to provide his wife with all proper nee. s• caries for her stati•in ; and among these necessaries is include 1 the assistance of counsel in any action which Ito himself tufty bride aga i m 4 h er ('Ollll5 that take cognisance of matrimonial ditterences. In the present instance Mr. Money !rivalled that he hail provided for one counsel, bat demurred at the ex pense 01 the second, alleging that such supplemen tary professional aid was nuneeessary, that he was too poor to afford it, and that the proctors on both sides hail eon-witted to an with a single counsel. The case wits argued with much ingenuity, great im portanco being attached t • the decision, as forming a precedent upon a novel point of law. l'ltitnately the court decided that Mes. Money wa s e ntitl e d t o two cointsel. and ordered the report of the registrar in which the exponses of both learned gentlemen had been charged against her husband to be affirmed with coats. SECOND EDITION. rt-rmAr 1.211.:N NIL LATEST FOREIGN INTL , A.LIGENCE. The Sultan of Turkey will arrive at Athianovle towards the end of 'FV , lirttary: the vamp will be com pleted liefore the dole of the present ttionth. The Porte has iltited a strict prohibition against the gratitiuti of letters of maripte. A British steamer has acrivol at Varna to take oil the British Coread to Constantinople. An official telegraphic despatch from ezernovitz, dated Nov. states that. the Itu-;sinit third army corps, under Osten Sackett, is hastening in forced marches to the principalities, and that preparations for its reception. were being made Letters from Bucharest state that large 111/04.4 , 14 of Russian troops were expected. and that the military preparations liecreett by Prince tiortschakoll wore holm; executed on a large scale. The Russian tinily was expected to be Noon in a condition to take the offensive. The Russian Consulate-Gentral at ltneharest anil the Consulate at Jassy have been dioseheil, there being no longer a national government to width they can be accredited. Baron the Russian Govenior of Alohlo-Wallachia, was expected almost every day to arrive at Bucharest. All the Professors of the 03 111M44111114 hove been summoned before the Rphorie by order of Prinee tiortsehakoff, and ordered to caution their young wren not to talk of polities. An infnietien of this order will lead to the closing these instil atoms. llortsehakolf has onlered that several thou sand bullock-tarts be got re•tly to traitaport the sick soldiers to Tekutich. '1'111! Austrian Cabinet lends its most strenuous support to the Servian declaration of neutrality in the war between Turkey and Russia. The Porte, it is mated, on the ether hand, does not sanction that neutrality, mid has informed the Servian Govern ment that if -trategetical necessity shonti command it. the smltan would make wie of his power as Stizerain, mid march his troops through Servia. Within the last eight days the price of pain in lito-t of the departmental markets in France has experienced a decline of If. Me. pot heetolitre. Vesterday the Bourse was steady, mid the funds closed at an advance. _ _ Connt Sehwerin, the fernier President vf the Second (1131111,er of Prussia., has been re Plerted by lac; vows against 114, giveu to Prince lloheillohe. Gonfitioniere of Leghorn, M. Falid, was stabbed with a dagger on the 24th ult. The assassin escaped. The piihre are on his tract,. The Spanish Ministers have present .d the budget to the Cortes, and demanded anthmity to enlleet the taxes. The rermtni•e4ion charged to report to 11 14 . Senate n the ltnyal (leen e ro , .peeting the rail% 01 bins Is eampn.wii of tiro member+ eit the ttpp.aatinvt aml twin member% of the Mhtietterial party. . . A domioateh roan Li.ihnit has been receive,' in atinnwaeing the that the h a m_ gae‘e 6o‘ eminent wnithl, in a few dap, pnwlaiin the Prince 11 , ) ef age. better. fn au Langen.hol4l, the resitlenee of It n n ..tignel, state that Frepanitiens are in imngre,s there fig• a thrthal 'intervention in the queßtion of the sue. to the Crown rif Port lima. A • LTA .—Sirtrapore adviet 14, by the WO nvrr- Luui report the arrival of several vestals from porm, with dates from Sydney and Mel I ,, iiroe to the lit b September. The Lielo..imot Ovltravr of Victoria had intituatcd bba iutvutivu tv THE PRI4ISS. P•111.111ii a bill to the Council for abolishing the licence fee. anal it wan conjectured that a gold duty would take its place. It was also slated that the t aovernor proposed levying a duty on sugar. Some of the claims about Ballarat were yielding enormous qnan lilies of gold. One party at Prince Regent's tiully washed out in six hours ninety pounds weight of gold. and in three days had obtained LINIO ounces. The th.eiong .11/eertbeer states that the hole was IA peeled by the party to yield at least ten to (webr cwt. A splendid nugget, weighing II I 011111'es 1111 had been found in this gnib, rill depth. The yield of gold for the week ending ••tfith August had been 1111111VeCtlettiVil. In the neighbourhood of the Canadian tautly, observes the local journalist, such a quantity of the metal had been taken out, that we feel a diffidence in quoting it. From t bibs, tea Va)lbs. base been Obtained in a short time from in this quarter. In nelditilan he this the wi ll at the gravetpits has been recovered, and tim es . weight WAS taken from one bantam without driving. The Legislative Council of Sydney had *coved to raise 11111,000/. on debentures, sceinval on the (earl torittl reVelitlis, Which Witiohill Was to he vs,penefeel ill keeping up the Mrt`lllll of immigration to the co l o ny to supply the great main of . labour. This wham. were crowded with gissbi, the rate Of storage extravagantly high, and several vessels hail been at anchor one month, with fall Cargoesl on bonr,l, with ont any attempt being mode to discharge them SEMiol'g apprehensions tof the total loss of a tine sit ffluell', with a large number of p e rsons on I. are entertained at Hull. The ors off, of :UM lons, bt aiging to the Elbe and Wandler NuVigHtilill coi n pull, lett Hamburg on Saturttay and the Elbe on Sunday last. Besides a valuable cargo and crew of eighteen men, she had 1541 emigrants on board. propel. coarse she should have armed in Hull on Monday afternoon, but wanobit UllsSUlg yesterdo . Fridnyl evening. One of her boats was picked up in the North Sea by a fishing-smack and brought into Hull. The crew of the Woodhouse( 10111 . 1111 C tnors. that while on the yAvage from Stockholm, at a fide hour on Monday night, ond with ocressitely thick weather, they came into violent collision with a screw steam-vessel, making apparently for the Hutu. her. Alter the shoek they hailed the steIMIIV, but got no reply, and suspected that she ins( gone down headforemost. The dense Aug prevented them seeing anything. Altogether it is much feared Mit this steam-ship was the missing Morpholl, and that Atie Rusk at once with all on Want. Tirr. for bread at 'Aimed firieen isainsl In the 'shaming elmsrshy the untilicipstlttire4 tot PHI iS 111111 ..1114 , r tovram have been totted tO Is . I . xelintipli at tlic cabarets foi intoxicating A notice llKSaecowitiligi liven issued War • g all keels la of such Atou that Sa . rl . ll' loveisities will be enforced against any tone shoo ifs detecte d receiving hrcwl tickets as isi3 orients for articles supplietl. TY, Tw•o ceekek. Consols, 94Z ; ditto for January account, 145 ; Mexican, 24 5 ; liusslan Five per Cents., 111 113 ; ditto Four-and a Half per Cent., 107 9; Spanish, 45f 01 ; ditto Befentsl, 211 ; Birmingham, 1021 ; Leeds, 601 E ; Midland, 011 Greet Western, 82111; Caledonian. 271 E ; Yorks, 211 1 ; Brighton, 49101 ; Northern of France, 344 1 ; Strasbourg, 321 1 ; Lyons, 10 1 pm.; India Stock, .250; Exchequer Bala, 36; Bank Stock, 217 19. rtibtuts and Oftncts. I,rueeritox Itrzzvito, a small town in Itedfordsleive, has been carne of two crimes of 1111Willal magni tude, which happentsl in close sneesstision—the Itrst the brutal murder of an old woman, and the seeond the plum! , r ri) from a iPllVelle . o4 441.,p to the extent of aleart I.onlt/. lint murder was perpetrated, on the meriting of the Iritle ult., in the adjoining village of Heath and Veleele, said the robbery was elbwteel, within a ii•W loam. aftvrwanls, from the shop of Mr. Alfred Matthews, one of the most respectable tradesmen of the town. These mines, however, appear to have had no connection With one another, though occurring see near in point of time and plater+. Heath and flew+ is along and lonely village: a good meteor tint of its inhabitant% may bee deseribed as inmaninly ignorant, and will and fanaiieal religious opinions distinguish many eel them. This require% to be mentioned, lercetwe 11 may ite scone measure aeconnt tier the reeteemession of the extraordinary crime in question. Abel Iturrews was a labouring mine, whepse hill to hiatilise lethemlism : hut for the last few sears he sevaiN to have forsaken praetival religion for the most glisAi paled kind of life, mixing up, however, his religious predilections with his numerous dissipations. On r i joay. the Vrth, he rose from breakfast, threatening vengeance against wane person, and, arming himself with a reeielman's stone hammer, sought the cottage of an (del woman roamed Charity (ilenister, told Charily," he called leer. evidently with the Mien titer& tot putting her to death. Thu vltt wuusau, ahv I 31 is ill no way related to him, was pintected for a Milo by a man named Admits, whom Buenas met oi the wit of the .tail. lint Adaltim, lea iul received a ran isff, when Morrows ita the vt fertsious insintser limits' the hammer oil the wommi's head, rerouting his Islcos, striking her to the door, and dolimilig her 1.1 1111 e.'11,A.14,11,1114.P.5. it 1141114.10 4.4 111,48 We ituntt-al rtoi let sited in the ite‘l house, anti 111100 "Wil 10C4111T1Ilet., noshed to the seem. 4sl. stilton mod se cured Use nitirderrr, but too late to prevent the consequence of liis conduct, for, though Lite 1411111 breathed for an Isom or tll .he netts* re covered her eonscionsitess or rallied for a sioglo moment. fowler put hernia-11M meat and it.nte,,seilizer Nits 4414.4 man tl to laigbitsit for surgical Itodger wits the first medical Ft ntlamau who received intimation at' this oceirm.ne„, end he decmosi it neves:silty. to Ask the to.si.iliint.o of lir. Wagstaff, anotlit r physiviim of the town. 'flies', gentlemen found the skull in neutral places coin pletely shattered. and proectsiell tot %h ail I.looticids .4 the bone. taut witheml the least hope that any treatment would sett. dire woman's process 1111," 1t..111)4 4111, 110.111iVWS. hlintl4.lllll'4l. 111111 111 111. 411,10.1) Of the 44111,4111114% COIOIIIII4 .1 to %1111'''. 111'4 feel upon line vrtintili. omit In maim 1101. ..nett words Ns" ! " •• frailer the Lard !" laud sjitilleAr \ion ...444.41s 111 11 111411 1110 '11114.5. 84411,-14.1114'41 111 lilott not) he tettn4.4l Lk religious evp.stiencc,„ Ile was vemoved in evititody In %Alfred limit. entotters itterltcal, which 4.11 1M(1044111 1.111 111'11141 It I.rllal of 11 111441 111111 11l 1 il 1 this larioner. mho 11.1"1 '11411415 4.04114111111.41 all It.r a 111.11111 charge the tititleiht whim* alit examillittien !cellar the local boneh.- The lisaitoi,teakilig ilkillll.l. a treCiall 1114 all Ills sal Mc. Aliatilit it • is one of the Mast titArroni transact's-I 411 Ala kind wine% the annals (4 crime e'en rt weal. llatt I . e and shop are smutted in the most t•iiblic part of Leighton, 44114 Mr. blattliews his ts.. sl the premises tor marly years es a ittelshisilser. .it Steller, &a... hat Mg necessarily at all a 'siva. nwiteimit. of property oitrustioil to hie tare 14.4* rltlateillo 011(1 iv. pair. t tit Friatty night ih lead wet hi. shop end %mese, anti 10111 1114, nifty of tat apprentiro mid a sists retiv. si to heel, !eating, as was ensionsary • two dogs dawn Nlllll',. 1 one KIM the ether 9 tail lip. N4ollillig K ttialinised the stn .4 Iltt • ; till ll' an. 1.4.1 Ewan 11 111011. k f 14.4111 0114. al' lile diTa la 4111.1x' "11,1 04'11.11: butt 1111 111 t, 111111ttilip 1110 appeentiee isenist that i the aunt shutter Mill 1,11-11 It 1111.10 A MIA 11.044 111, Within', Rllll .t1.111.111.11' in 1111. n 111411,1, 111.14. t 41.1111.. Iles alarmed hlr. Martiiews. who. upon Mt, ste..atiisg ricniises, discovered that all with vim'. a-k 4.611, 111' 44.11'14/4 HMI 401111.1' large and The thiet eta had 4111C1114 1111. rant', 1110 111114.11 0 / thing, with the sole cxreptisitt tit' n lala.rit Mat a small 14ece of a item-Au it/water. 'I he this ves it. silliest...li moist hate lit up the u- hop, end a slimly packet' up ever a tll'lll 1111101 44111141 1-04414. Within 46 illll'lllW 1.4111111nth14. 11 Stu. P.14)4111 11i1.colerrd in %lint WH% Ilio rolihers effected an entrance. 'I Ist. lonise is three attiries high. In the inithlle story is 14 sittiog room, which fronts the street, with a window looking iron rails which stand in front of the ship. One of the row. cif ghoss iu this whitiew had lea 4.1, liflrtiP4l by an ,inwitnnwin, in sits+ et minim r a, to (admit a hand in itnra..l4.n the nutty.. l )ttei. ttl 11141 tilting ninny, the thief would Mite peoseil the licalrenniss of Mr. Matthews. soot hl. apptentice, the doom ad' which 1.1.4.11, 141111 1.. Ilast• wpm, 41... m a stairs, spiietsier ilic slogs I.y sense chemical prsseess, and 4.11411111 11144 1E41114 411.411', 111111 11111-, 111114144 loin 411111011114111 (a. I`llll.l'. I 11.' flag, WiTe OVere4l next ninriding still ill N slals. .01 ,1111,4•1114.111.11. .1110 1411141P44 which 1114. thieve, 111:11111p .1 to ..,..•411,‘ comprehended ti nt. In gold watches, sil...iil i..ll‘l'l' %incite,. It! gold chains, 4$ silt er gesnrils, pastscilesses, spoons, a',-, ; twirl-4, all the ',snail slot+ sat at WWI 1111.'4 041411., end wltioh Mr. Matthews; omits' not Ile able to 1.4.pht4.• for 1r.... than 1.01111/. Ingisitiett in the town soon obeyed the fact that three persons. in {'.aril.' 'musk none. hail rrtirlsell I witattott stn prellnll,4 u,s hi lo) the Mail •t 1 inn. mill oaken tip ill. or 41,111114 t sit the Snit Inn Thu) annuli 4,(1 111444u1 a nano Irian !vatting I wigliton for Loudon in the ilea 11111K1 and romaineil in the Sun loin till shout sale ssclock, when they tleparleal, 141 tilt' 10111.114,1.1 111144 they *10111(1 1111 t rl4-14 04411111 g 141.4.4 Minis 141/11 la it there, as they should rn elsewhere. these Iverson% *ern entire mtrattl.4l.,4 14. lItt• 101416111 of the Sum, and sus • pieion, of Ml met. 14.11 term' them. rsperially as they had disappeared. A gentleman, living opposite to Mr. Matthews's, had mists seen the shop lit up tarty in the morning, about two or three o,*elfsek. Lontlisei being the iiaturid reservoir for all culprits 1111.1 prof-411'a al' 1164 dt.-ettittion, In formalities Sits Illla 0401441 to that metropolis, the rs•sult has been that nti tK in himself 31)4.1-.4 was 41414-0441 in the Net of attempting Uosell a watelsgmersl and studs foinsing part of the ,ceds of the robbery. Mr. 51 atthea• has islenti fled the articles before the 0,141111m1l (',art, awl duo teller stand, runauded 111 ostler to rrowcute further inquirivx. " M -or*