The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

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Tea Overland Mill brings tidings of another of these fearful outrages which of late years have been so often perpetrated upon our country men in China and Japan. Two British officers, one of whom bad served his ocrustry in the Crimea, at the Cape, in India, and in China, and both of whom were held in the highest esteem by their com rade., have fallen under the blows of cowardly and bloodthirsty assassins, murdered, there is reason to fear, with every aggravation of cruelty which fiendish I malignity could sweet. Our knowledge of the eir onmstenoss of their death is limited and inferential rather than direct, the Japanese testimony which was taken being regarded as worthless by English men on the spot. From the inquiries made, it appears that on the morning of the 21st of Novem ber, 1864, Major BALDWIN and Lieutenant BIRD, of the 20th Regiment, left their quarters at Yokohama, on horseback, for an excursion into the interior. Their intention was to go as far as a place called Daiboota, about twenty miles from their starting point. About half-past ten they arrived at Enosima, where they met other excursionists, and partook of some refreshmerta with Me. BILATTO, • photographer. Enosima is the last place at which they were seen alive by Europeans. Signor Vectav, • gentleman in the service of the King of ITALY, has more to tell of what took place than any other witness. He saw the first manifestations of the hatred and jealousy to which our countrymen owed their death. He states that he was at Enosima on the 21st of November, when parties both of Europeans and Japanese were coming and going to visit the Great Temple there. The visits of foreigners gene rally appear to have been ill received, as Signor VECCIIT states that the Japanese priest who had charge of the large tea-hones at the foot of the Temple refused his party accommodation. While this display of hostility was taking place, three or four Japanese officers passed, and Mr. Been% who was one of the party, called out to them to give him and his friends a place, impru dently adding that "otherwise they would go and " take one." Major BALDWIN and Lieutenant BIRD appear to have been present when these words were spoken, but immediately afterwards left Mr. Beano, observing that their time was short, and that they must go to the Temple, whither the Japan= officers had preceded them. Signor VELTRY further said :—" About ten minutes after " wards, the Japanese officers re-passed the tee " house on their return, and looked very savage "at us. One of them threw back his robe, as "if to show his sword ; I put my hand "on my revolver, and I believe that " others did the same. The Japanese then " marched on." Signor //ROCKY seems to have felt that, after what had occurred, there was danger in proceeding further into the interior, for he deposes—" I tried to insist upon Major BALD " WIN returning to Fusis►wa with us, but be said "he must see Daiboots before anything." Signor BEArro states that on the day when this hap pened he and his friends found all the tea-houses in Enoainna closed against them, so that the first manifestations of Japanese ill-will preceded the encounter with the officers, and may have been instigated by them. Oor countrymen left Eno/inns for Daiboots about noon, but only got about five miles on the road when they were set upon and murdered. We forbear to dwell on the circum- stances attending the discovery of their remains. Two things appear from these—first, that they were not killed by oommon thieves, for the sake of their property—and next, that they did not fall without resisting. The three captains of the 20th Regiment, who investigated the facts under the direction of the consul, state in their verdict that they have no doubt that this atrocious crime was the act of Japanese swordsmen, and that the attack was made on both sides simultaneously by at least five oraix persons. This barberousmurderhasexcited the profoundest feelings of indignation and resent ment in the foreign community at Yokohama, and imposed a very difficult duty on the represents tire of this country in Japan. The Japan Herald states that Sir RUTHERFORD ALOOCK is determined by every means at his command to urge, and, if necessary, to compel, the Japanese authorities to do their utmost to discover and deliver up the mur derers; and it is stated, on the same good authority, that the conduct of the Japanese authorities them- salvos on this occasion is far AirnE • the charge so often brought *One than. ci d‘ siring to screen criminals, and Vol they areeleme ing a real anxiety to bring the amemins to jus tios. We sincerely trust that it may be so, and hope that they will be enoosanful. On the spot there is a natural disposition to set aside the professions of the Japanese Government as worthless, and without parley to make use of the powerful sea and land forces we have now in and near Japan to strike a blow which shall mark our sense of the value of the lives of our countrymen. But indiscriminate blows teach no thing but revenge ; and in striking the Japanese Government, we should strike those who are oer tainly most able, and possibly those who are will ing, to procure us the joshes we seek. It will be far oar Minister in Japan to judge of the sincerity with which the Japanese Government applies Baal( to its obvious duty, and to consider what allowance is due to it for the obstacles it has to encounter. It is only so far as the Japanese Government, by indifference and apathy, identifies itself with the sot of the amain= that we should be justified in holding it responsible for a murder which appa rently bad its origin in local feeling. Mx enn. 061BOBNZ, Jul. 96. The Queen, attended by Lady Churchill, drove eat yeaudar 61111111403. The Prisons et War aloe drove. The Prises et Wale wort as; shooting. att.oded by Ideateeeat•Geeperal the Bee. 0. Om, Coked the KM 81/ C. B. Phipps, sad Captehr Grey. TM Judicial Canoodles of the Privy Doused NM rata , day. Press-1U Linda Justices Baight Bras and Turns and Dr. Ludinstes. . . . . Despatches wen received yeeteeday at the Coleatakeee vs the °ember of Nabs. Despatches were ant to the Gnomon of Gibraltar, Nato. theMauritier. Coylos, Hoot Hoes, Lebow, the AtokaHas Ooloaire, Lite tips of Good Sop% Natal. and Ouse& Tots COMlT.—Propustiona ars being wade at Windsor Osial• for the israptioa of ler Maloney mad the royal family, who are expected to leave debars* ea ev shoat the 11th or 12th ul nut moat►, sad attars to Wiad ear Castle. Dacia. the abases at the Quern • amber of werlimeis have bees aniseed In ..p•btag • portion of the stone coping at the lower part el Kiss John's Tower and around the base of • portion of the exteelor of the state apselmeata abutAiag on the dread Quadrangle. Parts of the sadist oldie buildiap sear the Onrfsw Tower, sad or Tbeineastrest, ass a/so hang reread. DIATH or LADY WILLOUGHBY DI EILSIST.—We regret to announce the death of Lady Willoughby de Eresby, which took place at as early hour yesterday morn ing at her family residence in Piccadilly, after • few days The Address in the House of Commons in reply to the speech from the name MU be moved by Blr Hel muth Wallismooo, Y.Y. for North Durham, sad smooded by Mr. lischttry Tracy, M.P. for the Mostgemery boroughs. His Highness the Prince of Oudh left London yesterday on a visit to Lioeteasst-Ooleael Palmer, at Nes* Park, Ems:. The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle are im pend to Wars to Sews to-morrow from Brigham, sad thee to go So Clamber Park tar ashen visit. On ifedneeday the Lord Lieutenant and Lady Woddiosee removed frost the 'nonlegal Ledge, Medi Perk, Dahlia, to the Castle her the senses. They paid • visit ea the previous day to the Meter Mieseeeordier• HO. pilaf, s•d wen so pleased with the taditutioa that his si miles°, subscribed lOC to its lurk It is stated that Viscount Limon, will be the ass Knight al St Pad* sad that be will be bridled is a tow days. - - . St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, will be opened for pulite watehip es the 2lth at Febettary next—ea west which is exported with ranch interest. The Dais Express remarks that Mr. Oliagao is the fourth Rome catholic attorney.gswersl waisted by Lord Palmeranoc, the ethers being Jodie Keogh, J. D. Fitzgerald, and Deasy. It is also remarked that during nine years sir Roman catholic ladies bare bees appointed, and only one pectesteet. This arose from the toot that meld at them sot only held a pronsiamit politics at the bar, bat were able to get into parliament and give as offs°. tire support to the rwornmeat. They thus became mem bers of the Irish administration, sad as the judges died WI went es the bench as a matter of worse. Mr. Lasses, the new stloref•gsssrsl. is a protestant On Tuesday last the Rev. Robert Corry Cavell Clerk ma colleted to the viewed, sad perish church of Moberg, in the county of Node*. in the gift of the Lied Bishop of Norwich, by virtue of his bishopric, by memo of bps& . . Justice has speedily overtaken the scoundrels who ssesfled Sir John Binaism last wash as t►e road sear Castle Shads., HiMissy. All of them. with the axasptios of one who Is still at largo, have been masses& to usprisosmast wad hard labour. Some gentlemen who have been investigating the ow of Eliza M`Darroot, state that they hove received a esr• tiSest• proofs' her to be wader 16 years of age, sod they, therefor*, amasses their intestios of Midas immediate proceediap splint Father Charles Bowden of the Bromptes Oratory. The Prince Imperial will give a banquet to lay st the Tuileries to the most distinguished pupils al the Lyores of Paris sod Versailles. M. Eolith, the well knows oosjoror, is to perform for their amusement previous to the limpet. _ _ The Calcutta correspondent of the Times says : —" The epidemic fever, which I have mentioned in pre vious letters this year, is depopniatiog whole district. A magistrate told me the other day that he had been riding through a village in which them was hardly a grown-up perms left. They had died without hope of easistmee, without medicine, without food—for the mope are rotting ea the ground in away parte, where the salt water rushed in. The Bmgalese are in a deplorable plight, sad the smindare ineresee the gamed misery by taming the ryots out of their huts beaante they are behiadbaud with their riots. There Is tawny enough ben to give rend--cock relief es win be get for messy. Bat human means seem Quite powerless to stop the awful dimness that an walking through the land, carryisg thameada before them. The native feels himself ill, wraps himself in hls blanket, says It is fate, sod so polishes." _ The Paris correspondent of a 000 temporary writes :—" Paris bar road with essay sarcastic laughs yoar deseription of the rarest fog M Latin. 'eh! (Mel Alain alined !• says ifocelear, as be terns up his cache-nee' sed departs from his cafe. • elms noun, bow it is different . So it ie with teSoite pleasure that I write to-day with the greatest diffieulty—indesd 1 have ordered the lamp—that we have a thick fog in Paris. It rein, too, with it, and Is —tow the expreisioa of a foreign friend of miss, who to proud of writing English— a darn of a day !' " "Ambassadors from Madagascar," says the Nord, " are said to have left Tematava on the 23rd Deonabor for New York, Pare, sad London, and are believed to be pro. sided with the neoessery powen foe Depilating sod skiing lareVas with the three wander. Their stay in the "shed Mates will probably extend over two mouths, as they have to make purchesea on amount of the goverment ; Goner gessely they will sot arrive is Europe until about the sad el April." Letters from Naples state that the Grand Duke, heir to the throes of Bulimia, is sow is that eity, when Prises Humbert is doing hint the honours of the city. Great tallowy Mims at the prompt moment between the Mow of Essay sod Romance. The Italic of Turin says the following scene m ourned • few days ago at • railway della% :—" Oa • bitter cold day a millimetre applied at the ticket•ofdoe for a third elms *het. What !' szolahned the official, who knew him, ' you, sir, take a third-class au such a day sr this r ' Why, I must,' was the wag reply, ' gloom there is so hsrth•class.' I beg your pardas,' &severed the Oficial, beadle( him a ticket, ' bet Uwe is—here Is one.' The rasa of wealth hastily paid far it, sad rushed forward to take Hs Maas. Oa the door-keeper asking to see his *kat. the umerlier 'graduated it, hat was !stint talon abash ea Wag told that the Skeet woald ■atdo for kis. ' sad why eat r be miaow& ' Why, idr, basun It is a deg-ticket r Causkaery daub OM Thursday. SOCIETY FOR THE ENOOTJHAGENZET OP THE FINE Airm.—Lest *mein Mr. J. A. Harmed delivered • leet•re before the memben of this society at their rooms, No. 9, Coodait.street, on "The Impulsive Period of dhakeepeare's Productivity." The lecturer treated of the plays produced by the post during the Ares mesa years of his nerde•ce in Loudon, sod psi some particulate of his early life on documentary medium which promoted • very different character of the post from that satires& to him by tradition. . . . How TO WM A SURPLUS. —Wm have much plea sure ie annouociag that the Cutlers' Otsupear have pre. seated some surplus funds to the followisg hospitals :-Bt. Mary's, 101. 10s. ; Fewer, 101. 10e. ; Goodin, 101. 1.04. • Chalky-cross, 101. 10e. ; Free, Gray's-inn, IW. 10e. ; Gresi Northern, 101. 10a. ; King's College, 101. 10a. ; Cat. vanity, 101. 10a. ; Middlesex. 101. 10a. ; Cripples. 101. 10a. • Breadstreet Schools, U. be. Per soine of the othe r rich and imporiest composite; way tad some little Wanes that they do not know exactly what to do with ; if so, let ea reoesimead them to follow the example set by the Cutlers' Company.—Leourt. INTZKNALTIONAL C 0114.1110 MATOIL —A grand match tsetse's Cased& and the United States sae played at Buf falo ea the sth hest At the aloes of the day the score was totted to be :—Americans, 478 ; ()medians. 668 ; show ing a majority of 180 for Canada. The enviers afterwards dined together is the Americen.hall. By epeeist order of Mr. Seward peewees were sot reqaired from the Cana dians at the frostier an this occasion. Ttrs GELAT EARTERN RAILIVAT.•-•The Great Eastern Railway Company have notified that is MUM- Times of their having ssaertsieed that the line from Mallard to Bury St. Edmunds will not be opened for "raffia before the next peers! meeting of the shareholder', it will sot be competent for the directors to declare a dividend es equal, but that the meeting of the shareholders will take place and the amounts will be made op, so se to show what dividend will be forthcoming when the directors an In a situatios to declare it, which they expect to be within three mouths from the present . . _ Of tins ordi twine exported from Fraser in the first eleven mouths of list year amounted to 2.142959 hectolitre; 'Out 1,870.070 hi 1863, end 1,697,048 in 1862 (corresponding Frieda). The kingdom of Italy appears to bs the largest ecesumsr of French common wines, baying taken 296,233 Dectolittss to November 30 Let year, spinet 180,929 in 1463, and 131.430 is 1862 A4eris noses next with 279,602 lisetcdittee to November 30 LA year; tbse awitaarined with 254522; then England with 145,270 (spinet 123,028 in the sorter/seeding period of 1863, end 87,866 in 1882) ; then Belgium with 138.113 • thee the United States with 132,912 ; th en the Han es Towns with 104,455 ; then Bruit with 101,103; and the. the Germ Amodation with 44,588. The bassos of 649,062 hesielitras requited to complete the total for the first slues months of 1864 we' s a go up by other °outdo not pertitelarly designated. Although England stands only fourth in the list as s au gured Freer& ordinary wises, she I. by far the largest ettesenter of Friends brandire ; sod sue se regard. the wheel just mentioned the lieglieb deemed for them will be we to have considerably bruised in 1863 sod 1864. Belipseni. 'RFS% FRIDAY g MST Minn Trnialls.) THE SPANISH CORTES. MADRID, JAI. M. rua In the Senate to-day Manila! O'Donnell laid— The evacuation of St. Domingo *as no more a scheme, it was already an accomplished fact, and added that if he had commanded the troops in the island he would guarantee with li;s head to have put down the rebellion in three months. He was still ready to take the command should the Queen desire it. THE BOMBAY MAIL. IN. J. 27. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Massa* with the heavy portion of the above mails, has arrived hex. After passing the Needles at 2.20 a.m. to-day, the Kamilla was detained in the West Channel by thick weather. She brings 52 psesengees, 7001. in specie, and a general cargo, in cluding 919 bales of raw silk, value 80,0001., and jewellery, value 12,000 rupees. She experienced very heavy weather and had seas from Malta to Gibraltar, across the Bay of Biscay and up the Channel strong easterly winds. rain, and thick weather. On t h e 90th she spoke the steamer Syria off Cape Spatial, and on the 22nd the British barque Off spring standing north-west. Her Majesty's ships Victoria, Royal Oak, Resist ance, Meanee, Orlando, Magicienue, Hibernia, Tirelly, and Wizard were at Malta ; and the Cos sack, Gibraltar, Redpole, and Preens, at Gibraltar. ♦ grand ball was given by the merchants of Gibraltar to Governor and Lady Codrington on the 17th inst. It was very numerously and brilliantly attended. The latest quotation at Gibraltar of exchange on London, 90 days, was 49 13-16 to 49/ ; ou Mar seilles, 8 days, Mr. 160. ; on Madrid, 1} to 11 dia. THE BANK OF FRANCE. (uuna's rapirea.) PARIS. JAx. IS. The following is the return of the Batik of France for the week ending to-day, together with the cor responding figures of the previous account : Jan. te. last. 19. Dario& lir: I. Fr e. Capital of the huh Prate to oddities N. esphal (aut. a, law et Joao it 11/7) 1167,162 42 41,01431$ IS 1 Panne of the Hoak mod Its breaches . luau ta Laded property . Notes la circulates lack SOW ta aft, sad resetpla payable so Math Trarercep seoarle—eartula ere- Wear 10.601,442 80 110.121,400 60 Curtest aorosiabs. Fmk 111,64.716 67 1111.10,106 11 DIU) breach basks Dirldsads payable ecoaataaadseUry Wends . 10147211 1.U16410 WI lea ix 170,444 6 11.712.666 6 12.421.717 72 14,042.001 its 1,111,477.410 49 1,1111141/4,11111 IN Jas. It IT. ~n. It Fr. ammo'. Cads hs band and la branch banks Commercial Una overdo* ... Commercial bill discounted, Dittovet due keels hanks Advances on dapaalla et Milian 14.006.111 SA 14.1146,431 IA Dein branch bank* A0.1,31• • 4.101.010 0 Advances on French gable se oaritive 14.711.000 • 11.101100 • Ditto branch banks Advances on railway shares and debentures Mk. branch Woks AMAMI 0 114446,060 II I Advailess on Croat manger 621,100 0 U&100 0 266,150 0 110,710 0 Bawds ..... Dltto breath basks Advances la the Mato (waves ttrat 10th Jam% 1071 Owwwwweat seek mama 111,690,750 11 19.111 0 .9 60 1 4 Dll9O Slapasabla ILestes hastobilisies (law tad Jaw. 1567) lota sad I araltare of the beak& lambed property, brutalise Separate of azaaasetwoot esadrisa 1.261.477,410 411 1.2111.1114.219 VS linaler, Governor el the BMA el Franc% WWII) 101114111. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.) MUT, JAXCART 21, • £.g. 4: - , Waft 24.64 WI &W. • t t Moeda= nt.6o tt w. 2 4 LOY - 17414•616 I - - 111724•4 37 W.W.I temassi Wien N. 11.& 10 n Srost 16.17 41 W. 6 6 toohatort 20.13 fit M.W. 16 4 22.111 36 11. 10 London 20.0137 N.& 6 1 Dont Tenon .. 29.04 N.L 7 4 44arburough. 210.27 1 116 LN.L I I s MM. . tl4O St N.L •• b W. N. N. W. sii:w. 8.8. X N.X X LN.L 11. IS. - I - 5 - 100 In 8 tr .0.9) 6 60 1 0 6 o ,0.06 5 ei 1.6! I as I.oo' S r 090 3 n 075 - Os—le 44 6 ter. _.__ •..iw ... JANET. ury INTEL LIII (rius DAY.) • LINT OF HONOURS AT TEI BLOM:LOA or 00mMeatort.—Yoderstors : Lass Totlmater, John's Wags ; Cheep Elehardsos, Jobles Ost ler. Immisses : WIW.a WM:, ILA.. Tried:, Dane Miami Marlow UmfravOls Wilklasoe, ILA., Trinity 0.1- 1 /0. (la all ems al maslily She mass me brailMsd.) De BTIIIITT, Rot J. W. 2 Marshall 3 Taylor 4 Mleshell, C. T. 5 Asides 6 Wood 7 Oaraadag 8 Watsoa 9 Blau& 10 Caldwell 11 LoveM ea ao6.S. Gaavii• sad Ostia fadeay disass. 81. Jan's. 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St. Oatiarinies. 4 D. 1 OrX I &Asa 1 llatimoder ° H a oton 51 Lyon 52 Masolistd 63 Wltitalsw 1 Mkt: 56 Blakialloa 57 MU 58 = Bignal t {Howard. H. H. Stadium Wftht atm 66 Sabine Goaville sad Caw. 66 Booth St. Ostbastais. 67 Vardrey St. John's. 68 Edwards, Jams. 69 Morris Dowsing. p. A 1 47 - ST, LAW INTELLIGINCS (lsis DAT.) COURT OF KILOHE4II7III. -- - - ilitiap in Basco.—Wore Lord add Dam Pone*. H i re.. Marl* Obassolk MAL ILIDIOUT V. LUCAS: This wee as sere urea es apemen* to fewer 1,1001. curer the forging oireumelarse :—The Hideout, took a hoar at Hoshemplea from Yr. Leer, the defender, ass. residing* ler himself and lbe. Greirdir, hY art. Mr. Lame had la 1866 °beard a lire of she hers from Mr. Lyme &whew at areas of 4001. • year, sad the IWO was determinable & l a s i s lie roe of the WNW la 7, 14, ix 21 yews. Yr. Lew the Ire to Yr . Ridert by a written sparer in 1861, wailer whisk the latter was to pay 1.8001 for improvements effeekii by Yr. Loess. There we; however, a 11110.1111111 that V Xre. Lyme Ste phens, the widow of Yr. Lyre efeepher, eurebed her power to deeermine at the expiration el the brat sera yews, OIL, at Christmas, 1061, and "if Yr. Hideout left the rase" 1.1001. shield he menneed to hiss. lira. Lys, Stephens did actually determine the Isar at that time. sad 'noted a new Issas of the hors for DIM years to Mn. Oroseptos at ea tressed net of 400 L • yew Kr. Hideout corieued Oka Christmas, 11113, to live is the halos with his aunt as he ladder prrioady, sad the gar fir moo whether. wider thus shunarmer. the 1. SW. was nennable. The trial book pier at the MA WNW at Guildhall, before Yr. Bares Maria. whoa the learned jar directed a ecru% but pm ram tow plairiff to move to ester a verdict for barn for the 1,1004 A rule for that purpose was reared, sad erred at cossidemble Isegth during the prawn term, and the court postponed istr ot . Barri Maria. ia sow Miura' judgenestAeld the Lard Chief Harr, Ni. Bear Pigott, sad hheself, were of minima that the mho should be diecharged. but Ids brother Cleciasell lied erne dart apes the ern The merlon was whether Yr. Rider was eatitled to tie teams d tbsl.lool. ; and he was of opinion upon re beet eenrustion he could give lathe assessorwu tha Ia thigwes net. He thought re latendos ed the parties the suet of Mrs. Luis Stephens &tenni aim the Isar at Christmas, nu, and Yr. Rider raving the house, sad net se steer that time the bens& el the improvements, he should Terre bask 1,1001.; bat that if he continued to reside In the hoses, and to peserally enjoy the benefit at meth improvements, the mosey should be rehired by lir. Lure. flat we the mesa. iag of the retract, net only in the letter, bat in the mirk. He =premed that opinion at the trial sad also on the coeclusleu et the aogamsots, and he wee of the same opinion still. He threfam thought that the neeseit we right. Mr. Bares Chsenell regretted that be wu not able to con cur in the mild= so tertaised by the net of the mart. He threat rat the plaistiff was entitled to room the 1,1001., 'led though he regretted the differesos of *Mee as the beech he weci glad test It arose from the difficulty of °pureeing a very imperforly drawn up lestrumeat, and did not involve any difference oo • queWon el law. He ocia- Adored that the words "if Yr. Hideout Isere the bow" ought not to be ametrued literally, bat looking at all the terms of the spereent, sad the surrounding circumstances, sad cosetrubm them in that way the conelesioe he arrived at wee, Or what the parties mart wee that the 1,1001. should be erre& if at Christmas, 1863, Yr. Hideout should so rape be is a situation to cautious in the hers. Übe bed remised tort there would have bees so dillies*, but it we said be did not actually leave the hour. The weft wee that a new lease was pealed to Yrs. ClaS at an inereased met of 6011., mad be meld sotare r nesZ Mr. Hideout sad Le. Crompton stood is the same sihi. fir. If Yr. Hideout did sot leave the bore he did ash remain in the chareeter of Wear ; he had se biro* legal or equitable, r reset, sad he Ruse be lair is sty the freed of Mrs. thumper, or as a gar residing ia the house, who bad act interest whatever is the Lees or ten arm. Upos than per& he thought le re writhed Is mover the 1.1001. The Lord Chief Baron said be entirely orearred with Mr. Rams Yartie, and observed that this drpate probably arose from the parr se4 brim prersely what they meant. Carrel, if they did row what they meat c = had expressed themselves very imperfectly. It wee e inal y donteful whether more litipdien arose teem the diffi culty of expressing ia Lora. • variety of resplicated armormesta, than from people not rowing precisely what they Wert. The raajority el the judges being is favour of the defeedeat, the rule to ester • redid for the plaintiff for 1,1001. was disarmed. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, Wove the Judge ()Mimi.) MTH r. ADM AND DM& Mr. B. Visors, for the potitiosor. Tim swamp took plooo is 18.'9. and tlso parties livid at Bristol. Tlas raspoodoot, is a short time, costasabid habits of iotoxioatios, sod altar ropostod promises of anaudasset ass was mot sway by bar biased with so allowance of Ike. a wee. Is February, 1864, be discovered that ski hod committed adultery with Jame, a imam/tor. Decree Wei, with mom MANZ V. MANZ. . . . Mr. Field. Q.C., and Dr. Tristan for the petitioner. la January, 181141, the resposdeat, Dawson Pima,•draper at Mats Lye; married the }ethernet the dellibtar of a respectable farmer ia that pare of the country. The coartahip wee • very brief one, sad the hoagies., of the parties was not mows lasting. The respoadent made all kinds of diegreasful chimer (molest his wife and at length by • mow, so was alleged. of violence sad deesit—he Wend hoe te die • °anemias. He thee drove her over to her pareatie horn% showed them the paper (which they burned), end left bar with them. He then began to lading, is • anise of promiessone adultery, Warn he ernes forward (though be had tot Answered the petition sad had no loess standi) sod offered to admit, in order to save the court tamable. The Judge-Ordinary. however. deelised the propene% and the charges were regularly proved. Some letters of the bee baud were put is to allow that he did not pretend to believe the °safaris'. la one of these he Inggested that if his wife wished to bare • divorce thin were ample materials for ow ; sod expressed his 'Allinson, if she pro tarred it, to Ile • politioe aphid bor. MN. Pleas stated that a week snot the weddieg the reeposideet begat to tell her of his coadact with ether women before hie alr sad then to amuse her. Oe the Ord al Fobroaiyat was about • week before he took her borne, he pretended to have received se anouyinous letter contain lag aeousatioes against her, and he threatened to kill her if she would not alga a paper which be bad draws sp. She sigma it, however, without roadie( it or knowing its precise contents. Oa them facts a pedNoa for a dissolu tion, oo the ironed of cruelty sad detartion, wee poesented. Some kitten writtee by the reepoedeat to the petitkiner slice the commencement of the salt were read. In env of them he stated that it oho proceeded with her petition as it then stood be woald prosecute her for perjury ; but Ines. tioued that be bad been advised by an attorney to give bar • bormernippiog (not, however, to lout her), sad thee she would have something to support • ease of cruelty. [The trial was not finished when we west to prem.] THE IPOLIOS 00IIETIL (THIS DAY.) OL BRIEFS WELL mimeo A HOC!. CANT, AND WAD OW FLOOR. &mutt Norris sod Jaw, Smith, rough-loads' (snows, described so labourers, were charged with awning s hone sod cart and ten sacks of Boer, the property of Mr. James Loss Chisholm, baker, of 21, Roderry-read, It appeared frees the evidence that paiassocestaide Hook stops. 184 0, saw three mu is the Hises-areseweed with the her and cart in Treaties, sod suopeetaag that ell we not right. watched them for mesas time. They west I. the miner of Southampecio-street, sod after fir • minute or so, the cut was drives to atop t rig William Charles Child, eirefeethiesr, of 192. Pentee- Alio-road, and the primmer§ bops to Wend the Soar. When they hod lakes two sacks iota the sleep they were taken into ea dimly, and the third mee, who mid he would fetch the rawstart of the shop to prove that it was all right, west behind the ormeter, opened the parlour door, sad made hie escape. The young woman headed the senate made so abjection to this proseelibms, sad when sated how she ease to rushy the flaw, mid she knew moth's( at all about Y. that she did not know the ease, and that as her meets, was est she thought it was all right. The out, bens. sad Sour had Dem left I. the charge of a boy in the B*thansgreeeneaA whilst the owner west into. po'blio•howee to refresh himself. The boy was decoyed sway by a mere es the pretence el Guido( anew trumpery errand, aid them the property we stein. All the elution at the shop said that they did sot know the MSS at the bar, sad could sot 1001111111 for the doer being takes to the shop. Mr. D'Syseeort ordered the muter of the shop, the two girls and two mem employed. to 'timed et the wart, and having cautious& them, they all repeated that they did not know the primmer% and the master of the shop, Kr. Childs. "I sea gin be explaaatioa of how the doer same late my shop. 1 was eleetrilled when I baud that it was pat The primmers said they had nether; to my in answer to the charge. Mr. D'Epeorart remarked that it wee s Armee affair, and committed the primmer, to t h e ItWi sax ess. dome for trial. MARYLKDONE. MTN IN A POLICI C.L.O When Mr. Ilmodeld took his mat is the hen* Woolsbe. 48 8, informed Dim that shortly after 77orac this moaning s wows' wee brought tato the . Albaupetrest police statioe•hotne, charged with bobs drunkard incapable. She Geoid not give her name aad address ; but ohs was intelligible 'sough to may that she was ill. A dialler wee irnately milled to her, and retnaleed is abseheee upon her till her death, which took plate at a quarter to 5. In reply to hie worship she sergeant mid she wee an elderly mesas sad had been sem aboat the drabs begging. The debar bad not entitled as to this mum of death. Mr. lhaetleld mid be should like is have known the muse of death. THAMES £IIII2IITICEI SITNIDI 111 • 10? Masi Wiwiisecir, wed 26, awl itswitiol r•aveser's sisidast. was iirsowN Wen Yr. Pitltilp thaiwai with eattempt* to seesedt soU-drekeetic F.btl. Wan nal Wellheads; r l t a ri Mattbews t aa atendni the planer end for Ind wad akin sod tint be NOM afterwards H. wan Into the hatimerea sad Ids bad trader warimead hod The odour and be Westin do h. Ilaa odour, wbo appeared a b e boa, ..a7 bid info wbo sad rano to tin bons wine h Winne, sad earn In easier erred his wife a operate imainiesasa bin, MA the weal& en amen non esoisb m c Mr. p a lm. dinned eat bovine Es* about tb. Primmer. sad rimailed hie awn teismi‘hi THE TIAN= ACCIDENT IN TTEETWIEN DLL= OF ONE Or THE 81:47111123. (THIS DAY.) We regret to state that Mrs. Ad s F l a. 25 yews, expired at 12 Aide Ude day is the ' W I Z" Weskaisatre Heepteil. The adenoma, dau ni d y mews at =bask Yeatdallary. -- - - Wears ratissabod to slats tint sableriglion list of tin ism dsantut• d the sa[annaabi g at that Charlagnrona branch at the National bah Had it sot hos for the Rawly arrival of Ur ri MOW the Ism al 1110 pat have boa leanaL feared sasa, woos., and children, who hed peg s ' „ 4 - 7 wisdom, 'MI .1 08 Mao Pawi Jena* Wl a . 1 : The (al is the aoadence's Akin repm."7 . the Reversed William Clardwall —" Iwo obi b o y , ca J em my 28, at 8 o'clock, at SR Pars &boob I. Omit Patorntrast, Windings. 1 1 , casdad than with to, gclekim , aid blal wia women, and children scronnag at the abbot pitehod ay nankin conorways to the whab liod . 1 donor Baby nob it bat. I seconed, asg e we r, gening 176 parsons dews the cam; sum t i t Ostend than at the bottom. Theo panne women, and there wee no other way of gettinLis the flooring had .11 glass way, whin v tni wa of the accident, there being too many pa lm bled to witness the drawing of a ha w h t wean 80 sad 100 persona fa with he 16 are lying in the hospital, 39 had bee. thus al i m 4i salient Coadoctor Cothran, /i t s Warta, Station ; Henry Caviar. 18, Gnat PrAweb e i 4 Lawrence Ryan, 83, Gran Pstorobset." The lieh m , ti lsato was ale seat to Yr. Low, tin atantry s e L oi Ronny for the Prosodies ol Lite iron Firs to say that Condoolor Ornhassil was Toy As* ad % coded in pain oat vary away al the fend. h Woad. Rev. Was Cardwell, 12, Razintrost,Ranage 1.11.1111111111 7 111111Ctipst be% INN Rid ladh 1 et at too Pop's, ii Nit in owns iii I S L wards 'V ag • i MIMI ifteihr r:Z!!1 to sodoosto Maw s in 1111 1 I very ill sad 4 tbo yr t bod • Mr to disobile"l"444lo, rimier's, to hop Ift Z . 4 .. eon comatisos. ' " I l e • • .1131101 OPTIXEL De Meshy V= s. 71 Beale 72 Oadeby 73 Locke Corpus ChristL 74 Lamm Goeville and Caine. 75 Swahili Trissity. 76 Wilma Pembroke. Yeld ng Bari Could Christi. = Joh lea. 79 Clarke Bt. n's. 80 Smith Chum 81 Evens, E. Glavin' sad Was. Clay Triaity. 83 Selby St. Joha's. 84 Trotter .) Christ's. 85 Wilms M. Joke's. 86 Dobbs Trinity. 87 Heaven St. Peter's. 88 Tamer St. Hwy Hagdalme. Archer Corpse Christi. I Walker Jesus. 9l Pester Bt. Peter's. 92 Hyde Qum's. 93 Hodges Bt. Joke's. Woolley 96 AUsopp 96 Louvain Trinity. Av. Shaw se, Catharine's. lir. Strati, the senior wrangler, is sou of Bares Rayleigh, of TaUng, to the meaty d Reser. Sr. JOHN'S OOLLIGI.-11INOI SCHOLARSHIPS AND 01421 Exwarrtoas. —There will be an examinetion at this col lege, oommeocing on Tuesday. the 26th of April, for the following minor scholarships and apse exhibitions :—Two minor scholarships of the value of 70/. per annum, two of 501. per &anus. sod Ares exhibitiom of 501. per annum, all Unable for two years, or until election to a foundation scholarship ; two exhibitioes of 401. per annum. tenable for four yeah; and one for 501. per annum, tenable for throe yeas. The hat three exhibitions are tumble with founda tion sobolerehips. Candidates must mead I. their gam or or before the 15th of Awn to me of the tutors, from whom further informed= may be obleined. EXTRAORDINARY CABE OP CHILD MURDER At the Manchester City police-court, yesterday, a young woman, named Nary Bibby. was brought op cm a charge of =Merle; her latent child. Mr. Superintendest Oodby said that in oessequeses of a paragraph which appeared ia the Guardian of Wednes day, and other information, be went on Wednesday afternoon in search of the premier. About half past eight o'clock at night be teemed her to a house is Elisabeth-etre* anotham. He charged her with the wilful murder of her infaatebild Ada, by enclosing it io • box, which ohs left at the Victoria station, on the evening of the sth iastast. The prisoner replied " Not me, not me." She was thee standing at the door ok the house, and west towards the kitchen, remarking, , "What, ono Ito be sharged with their He said, " Yes." Thera being no one she is the bows witness told her he should wait till some the came. She asked hiss to take a seat, and he did so. The prisoner had been engaged ironies, and resumed her work. Shortly afterwards she said " What ! eserdermarder Ada; so never ; but Clod is above the devil." In • few minutes she laid her socking materials aside. and counted some articles of clothing, appraisal, her own, which she placed in • box under the table. She packed the box as though she was preparing for a journey. She then eat down, and potting oe her boots, she asked wit ness where she wail to be placed desist the night. He told her that the would have to go to the lAvessystrest palia statioa, on which she said, "It is the first time I have bran at the lock-ups es any charge, bat I can steed this." She sublequently biome very thew. west into the cellar, and then came tack. whams follow ing her the whole of the time. He irked her to sit dome apin, but she refused to do so, sad said, " I know whom my mistral' is. I can tell you whore she is. She is next door but one." They both proceeded to the house bath feted, and the prisoner told her mistress that she bad to go with whom. Os arriving at the polies defies, the asked for • sheet of writing paper, swing that oho wanted to write minethirig for witness. He essiplied with her request, and she wrote, "Mrs. Oteu, poreoger, Manchester to Preston," those being the words which were as the label attached to the box In which the child's body was found. The prisoner said to witness, "Now, if you wiU go to Prestos, ask for that box, and bring it here, I will open it for you." He told her that he believed the box was sot thee% sod that he did not know when it was. When on her way to the court that morning, she again inquired for the box,and said to witness, " Of course there has been a pestanortons immunisation." Mr. Fowles asked if Osiris:seer had had as opportunity of communicating with her friends with • view to obtaining legal amisteoes. It was staled that the of her sisters was in court, and that another sister bad been sent for. A conversation among the magistrates took place, and the prisoner was remanded to Wednesday. Professor dusted's Conroe of Six Lectures, at the Satiety of Arta, ea "The Applications of Geology to the Aria and Manafactures," will common°, on Monday wee lag, the Bth February. A collision occurred on Tuesday in the port of Hans between the Brodeur steamer ljearrier sad th packet Dumfries, of the Southampton lien The farmer received each damage that she wee forced to go at coos into dock. RZPSIMINTATION OF CORK AND MALES LIN, JAL 203.—At • easeliag te.day et the Clerk Liberal Franchise diseekrAioa a Istt was read trees Dr. Lysol, Y.Y. for that eft, saarreaeleg hues lateelise **optimise et the swim Mr. Wigwam, dirtee "ag oe n dn en lie National Baak, stares for Trale• fa Yee eltraareatese labe rise. fiscsSw HARMONIC Elocnrrr, Emma HALL— S/mites Orates* Loot Judgment, sad Ileadelemelwe's Lokomittg will be performed for the lest time Ski masa Ibis mode& THE sascuricat OP SOW. This following ssooount of the auntie yohi g , of Kohl, sod el Lie wand poerally, is toe dis Cappsl : • "Sail," Dr. Cappsi says, " has always i l i f _ . - Pieidh insocamta, sod seemed chisty to rest his aseelhesdao, seam cia the gamed thee no one saw him memitilebt and that sans el the nothes or other property d Imo dewed mac were fated on him. He was she batik sanest MOO al the wiles's, s. He ens ralintmligh to yesterday, whoa I maw him at 7 gat i the evening. At first he seemed mach as end, II whoa I went to him a little later I damn a nag cheap in the man. He had Weems ma too mined end yet more frftvoloas thee ham ; p ll 000miocally area laughed sad seemed to mebeighg the manna He has asked ms enastines wheat% wee say time of hie sentenos bug and la be periodos, sad be has also asked me whether amp out of the seatenes could not be delened fi •In days. Last Needy be said he would give Ma wile busked dollars to =yaps who would may tin Inn had sees him ca the 3rd of November it Bail told him it was quite impossible that amens that 'widen:is or else his own solieatx wend Ws hop it forward. He then became vides! sod Iha lit I a state of pest sager. Yesterday (Wabash") Pei mw him in the evening he still wind la &hie his basemen I saw him this (Theradq) len* shortly after 6. I fated him is his mff opal 5 Needle& and he told me be bed had s midnight ha amused that he was Moonset, and wasted, se he bib . se ether times, to obtain from me an ackaswilapeale I ocesidered him innocent. At various tans ens led sot give that acknowledgment be became meek eniisi,o he did elm cc this occasion. His fusesem we d& 1 for ow moment, and indeed I think it seemed to hems his last hour drew ear. I engaged with kin la pep reading the scriptures, and religious convent* is al eoutisaieg to wart his limonites. After I led Ira id him a little time this morsiug he said, ' Weil papa me to write to my father sad sign your moo mild sign my same? I did as he requested, sad Was MIS be seised a pesholdm sad pushed it its his mat gape( vehemently, ' I will kill myself ; I mil pa d the palate.' There was only One oboe; is the eel Ili I at the tlmer and he did not at diet observe what gm dm bat on my calling out the pee was matched from lila a then threw himself down sod knocked his heed apart ib wall. lay own idea was that he did it as press I seemed to me as if he wanted to kill himself. After 111 1 1 to knock himself against the wall he fell down misses( away, whim the otiose' threw water into hie fees, mei* some time he recovered. This was jut before hair I all. Handcuffs were then put ca him, He selodepet times to have them off, but the eaderehesill wed • allow it, se he considered than necessary ter Ilis at myself sad those aboat him. Oa the Meshy Z: him he had asked me to come to-day sad le be Ili lie.* scaffold, sad I promised hint I would do se. AI k • leasing his cell with two officers he sailed ad tepee I I happened sot to be close to him at the man* ei asked en in Owens to walk &lowa, of him fft P ended to the pinioeingooom promoting his bamme d the way. Oa reaching the piaioniogroom he pellsilmeni and @eked me if I did not believe in his isammes, salt also Naked the chaplain and Dr. Manna' the emespelb Dr. lffeesing told him he could not believe It, aid him to make confession of his guilt, and the the nader-sheriff, and myself, also up& Ms fees. Hs was then led oat from the pissnied two oars, and as he paned oat he tared end that I might walk by his side. He said is ' Come with en, Dr. Capped.' I walked with ban the drop, and there he said more than one, is in a loud voice, ' I had no hand in it ; Ida slimier soi death.' He thee said, ' Tell me. tell me whoa moment arrives z' I said, "Now, this is the het sad as I spoke the drop fe ll . Last Koaday he hidl see portion/arty about Muller's eseceetioa, sad veil I know the exact Von when he oonfeseed ; I nit ide I the last moment' This (Thursday) morning bi al l : last man that was executed hose did not mem last ; I said, ' Ton ere mistakes.' I send* , the cell about it, and he coofirmed my Kohl la reply mid, ' Ott. oh !' " , Cloaca.—The shire, has left the large sum of 50,00. to lbe catholic church. FATAL. COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT MOW Teas LITRE Lost.—Yesterday, so explodes el AAckro bold took pleas at Morley Main oolliery, the twor' 47 416 ; occurredlokorgby three persons sere WA_ . expiationis • pert of the mice at a mertir, diseases from the pitvae, and id a mam calid ADIS` Coal. la this glom JAR Clayton, acid 15 7 161 . 6 , Morley ; Geo. Prism's', aged 27, of Gildsmen, se al hemp, aged 28, of Morley, were work* will' sail 9 whoa the damp tired, sad they woo 11sd 194 ° 50 explodes took place at 9 o'clock a.m., bat it wo___.; quarter to 12 before the first body maid he tem.. oa amount of the after-damp. 'lt iris Pit el al r e Cayle.. sod wee fraud to be hoiribly dog" it than a. bear the corpses of the other demised were to the warface, but both were very mob bask m the boy, but to a lees extols; they .bowed the law violent expicairm, for they were ma i matileteli; bodies were removed to the Valley Hotel, I "ittr'• they await a °mouses inquest. A ittlXi.—Th geko de r dedidd that last wee k farmer named Viagra° west wtth • lad of eevestom, to litalidoeges-Boins, to 14 reanime. 05 maim die basks of the Oteepeibb i tt without hesitating, =died to mom the towed ten; of • alight wooden thrown over ft. por r a tto anaregeone, hesitated, but at but befog g _ father repaired forward. bad only made r,„„g whoa be became giddy and fell Into the ram AM sassed Some plunged is after him, bet is Ide to d away. lieether young man, bewriver. N' • brought him safely to the bank. Two Moeda g dross of easgratailatin their soared% rbsdlp tempted to eras the bridge by bolding hsaild'r sin • giddy end wets two victims the mots Is* g the throe were farad the next day lower bog 'deer, - \